. >>> i'm marianne rafferty. back to "hannity." >> jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." president trump versus the oblivious left. she's back! despite being urged to get out of the public spotlight by politicians and pundits on both sides of the aisle, oblivious hillary clinton just won't go away. after facing heavy criticism for her demeaning remarks about trump voters while inng asia, te twice-failed presidential candidate is once again lashing out. during a paid speech at rutgers university, clinton complained that the recent criticism launched against her is because she's a woman. take a look. >> people saying, um, get off the public stage and shut up. that's something we're hearing all the time. do you -- >> well, you know, um, that began to happen after the election. and the election was pretty traumatic. i was really struck by how people said that to me. mostly people in the press for whatever reason. "oh, go away. go away." i had one of the young people who works for me go back and

. [♪] marianne: i'm marianne rafferty.ne man dead near the white house from a self-unapplicanted gunshot wound. it happened just before noon along the north fence line. the secret service says no round were shot toward the white house. president trump was in florida at the time of the shooting. he spent the morning at his golf course before attending a fundraiser at the mar-a-lago resort. texans held their march for trump in austin. the march was met by anti-fascist counter-protesters. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine." judge jeanine: former secretary of state condoleezza rice has a message for adam schiff. >> i spent a lot of time in washington and i know you have a hard job and i appreciate what you are doing for the country. but i hope you can wrap it up. the country needs to get back to business. that's my greatest hope. judge jeanine: i wonder if he'll take the advice. former trump campaign spokesperson. deputy press secretary. what i find shock being that, i'll go to you, jose.

i'm marianne rafferty. show. greg: will the evil thoughts and try to mimic our thoughts?urity firm is a warning that they could be used to look through old e-mails and to learn our writing style and then impersonate us online. something i already do to bill hammer. meanwhile, a separate report argues the growth of ai will enable new forms of cyber crim crimes, political disruption and even physical attacks within just five years. that's according to a group of 26 ai experts. now it was only 25 experts i would've said they were full of [bleep]. greg: -- holy crap. if you think it's unrealistic timeline consider our friends at boston dynamics recently showed you a video of their four-legged mini robot opening a door that is not all it can do. there have a new video to prove they can fight back against their human overlords. [background noises] wow. that looks like alec baldwin in the airplane bathroom. that scares the crap out of me. i'm building a robot of my own. here's what i've got so far. [background noises] greg: it's amazing what you can do. [applause] terrorists, he

marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> will president trump's newly announced tariffs on imported steel and aluminum due to take effect this month. he surprised many by signing the order to impose the tariffs. the tariffs will be 25% on imported steel and 10% on a aluminum and will take effect in two weeks. canada and mexico will be temporarily exempted. criticssay this could start a trade war and hurt the u.s. economy. but president trump said he is keeping a campaign promise he made to bring back steel industry jobs. >> we want to build our ships. we want to build our planes. we want to build our military equipment with steel, with aluminum from our country. >> the president's national economic advisor opposed the tariffs and resigned this week when he couldn't change the president's mind. >>> the owner of a bay area brewery said that the tariffs could have a big impact on his business. 21st amendment brewery depends on aluminum cans from mexico and canada that are exempted from the tariff but if that is lifted, he said his brewery would suffer. >> a 10% increase could potentially cost us

marianne rafferty joins us with the latest on their showdown with the feds. >> >> the unlawful immigrationolicy. >> federal law determines immigration policy, state of california is not entitled to block that activity. someone needs to stand up, you have gone too far. this is not reasonable. >> despite warnings from sessions governor jerry brown and libby schaff, responsible for tipping off hundreds of criminals about ice raids are fueling the fire instead of putting it out. >> the atty. gen. is trying to distract the american people from a failed immigration system by painting a racist broadbrush of our immigrant community as a dangerous community. >> it is unprecedented for the chief law enforcement of the united states to come out to california and act more like fox news than a law enforcement officer. it is not about the truth or protecting our state. it is about dividing america. heather: the atty. gen. making it clear a rational immigration system that protects our nation will be a top priority being america currently admits the highest number of illegal immigrants in the world. next

i'm marianne rafferty now back to "watters' world".mbattled former fbi director andrew mccabe fired just days before his planned retirement, now losing his entire pension. he was set to officially retire after two decades at the bureau. but he stepped down after allegations he leaked sensitive information to a reporter about the clinton foundation and lied about it. this comes after new texts between peter strzok and lisa page. they were planning on meeting fisa court judge rudolf contreras at a cocktail party. we don't know if it' the same judge they petitions for a fisa warrant with the dossier. i recently traveled to d.c. to discuss the russia investigation, and fisa abuse with congressman nunes. take a look. nice to meet you chairman nunes. how do you think the media has handled this fisa abuse story? >> i'm embarrassed for them and scared for this country in regards to what's going to happen moving forward. the way the media makes their money has totally changed. if you are not writing left-wing stuff and taking left-wing orders y

marianne rafferty joining us with the latest on this story. >> oakland mayor libby shaft avenue suiteem time to escape from ice, it could not manage back to haunt her, justice department looking at whether that warning obstructed justice. according to the acting director of ice, 800 illegal immigrants are still on the loose in the san francisco bay area and it could be her fault. >> what she did is no better than a gang yelling lookout, police. this is a whole new low, to intentionally warn criminals that law enforcement is managing. >> despite the backlash, she is standing by her decision and said she didn't break any laws in the sanctuary city. >> i continue to feel confident that what i did was the right thing and it was legal. what i did was my job as mayor of oakland and reflected the values of the people i represent. i did not give specific information that could have endangered law enforcement. >> hundreds of protesters taking to the streets following the ice raids that left 150 illegal immigrants in custody. >> we are here to speak out for the people that have been torn apart

i'm marianne rafferty.ight, more reaction pouring into the firing of former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe. congressman darrell ica is with us. what's your take on the firing of andrew mccabe? >> it's about time. the irs targeting of conservatives, nobody was held accountable. every one got to retire or stay on the job. this is the first time the american people are seeing some responsibility for someone who misled, didn't do his job, then changed his story when the administrations changed. judge jeanine: flynn lies to the fbi he's a felon. martha stewart goes to jail. this guy doesn't get his pension, really? nothing has been done like this. i'm convinced strzok and page are next and the whole thing will come tumbling down. you were on oversight reform. we talked about the fact it's so difficult that right now they only have 3,000 of the 1.5 million document they subpoenaed. first of all they don't have them. and how do you possibly get through them? >> it it's an amazing process. you word search

i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "justice with judge jeanine."mer secretary of state condoleezza rice has a message for adam schiff. >> i spent a lot of time in washington and i know you have a hard job and i appreciate what you are doing for the country. but i hope you can wrap it up. the country needs to get back to business. that's my greatest hope. judge jeanine: i wonder if he'll take the advice. former trump campaign spokesperson. deputy press secretary. what i find shock being that, i'll go to you, jose. the audience from the view actually applauded condi rice when he said get this done. what do you think about that? >> i think that's fine. the russian investigation needs to come to an ends. we need to know what happened and robert mueller needs to get to the bottom of this. i'm in agreement we need to get to the end of the investigation once and for all. >> i was just as surprised as you are by the applause konld -- condoleezza rice received. it seems the further this investigation goes, the closer it gets to the democrats being involved.

rob: marianne rafferty has the latest. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaff avenue suite tipping offals giving them time to escape from ice could coming back to haunt her. the justice department looking at whether that warning obstructed justice which according to the acting director of ice, 800 illegal immigrants are still on the loose in the san francisco bay area and it could be her fault. >> what she did is no better than a gang look out yelling police when a police cruiser comes into the neighborhood. this is a whole new low to intentionally warn criminals law enforcement is coming. >> reporter: despite the backlash she didn't break any laws in the sanctuary city. >> i continue to feel confident that what i did was the right thing. what i did was my job as the mayor of oakland and reflective of the values of the people i represent which i did not give specific information that could have endangered law enforcement. jillian: hundreds of protesters taking to the streets following the ice raid that left 150 illegal immigrants in custody. >> we are here to speak out for the people t