sara carter is with us.idn't james clapper say there is no evidence at all suggesting that the russians influenced our election this past year? >> you're absolutely right. the director of national intelligence said there is no evidence. the sources i've spoken with say that there is no evidence of criminality that they have found a connection between the trump team, president trump, or the russians. and now director james comey ofe the fbi has just said that he will announce if the fbi is investigating trump and the russian collusion. >> sean: it was just like >> sean: it was just like "the new york times," front page story. all these women say horrible things about trump until we interview the women and they all love donald trump. i mean, part of this is actually funny. but a part of this is dangerous. you have sources that confirm -- this story that you broke is so important. it's interesting that the mainstream media, john solomon was an ap reporter for 20 years >> i've been reporting for two decades now.

here now is national security correspondent sara carter, do i have all that right? is that a good summary? >> it was a great summary, one a little change that just happened right before i came on your show. what was really interesting, john and i spoke to a very senior u.s. official, they clarified this. they said that there was a fisa warrant in october that was looking at the overall russian hacking investigation but that the fbi when they monitored the server as trump tower, it was located away from trump tower, it wasn't under the pfizer, they did normal strategic fbi investigations that didn't require the fisa. they went into the server but they did not use the fisa. in october. >> sean: spewing two instances f spying. >> two instances, this is completely new evidence. we all thought, everybody had reported that the server is inside trump tower, it was not located inside trump tower. >> sean: with the second one. seven trump tower? >> that's what we don't know it now that opens up a whole slew of questions. what we do know is this, the people who were investiga

>> i think i do know who it is. >> sean: sara carter.ou have a lot of work to do between now and then. it gets more fascinating. the media should be embarrassed. you, the american people, are owed an apology. up next, tonight on "hannity." >> more competition, and less regulation will finally bring down the cost of care and i think it will bring it down very significantly. it takes a while to get there unfortunately because you have to let that marketplace kick in. >> sean: the president isit optimistic about the g.o.p. replacement plan. they seem so ill prepared for this moment, that is my mini monologue coming up next. why are senators john mccain and lindsey graham to constantly trying to undermine and sabotage the president? monica crowley and geraldo rivera weigh in. and later tonight... disturbing new music video, snoop dogg showing the rapper pointing a fake gun at a clown dressed up like the president. left wing hate continues. what if that was president obama? what would your reaction be? straight ahead. what would your f what w

sara carter earlier on this program.as a fisa warrant and another ward, no evidence to back up all the lies we've been hearing on tv for months. >> follow the money, "the new york times" and "washington post" and msnbc and cnn, their numbers are better because they positioned themselves as opposition, just like steve bannon said. there are networks that are engaging in what they think their audience wants to hear, the supplying red meat. here's the thing, positive news about donald trump has been completely and totally suppressed by the bias of omission. their international, not biased in any way, they add the analyze "cbs evening news" ," january 2h until february 20th. out of 100 stories on those two networks on the evening broadcasts, eight to 10 million people watching each of them. 97 of them out of 100 were negative. even last night, the adp numbers showed that hiring is at a six-year hike about 300,000 jobs. it was not reported. that is a prime example. a >> sean: that's a great example. >> the mainstream media, t

here with reaction, sara carter. i said you go, everything you have been telling our audience for two weeks was validated today. let's start there. >> yeah, it's true. we talked about the fact that the fbi had conducted in an original investigation located outside of trump tower and that they found no evidence of criminality at all in the server. the paintings that were reported between his server and the russian bank. we also talked about the fisa. there was an overall investigation into russian hacking. this proved to be true. i want to bring up something you just talked about. there's also no evidence according to our sources of any collusion between trump or his teams and to russia the russian hacking. we have seen that from senator grassley, chairman nunes, from james clapper, numerous sources and people who supported hillary clinton. who all have said there is no evidence to date to support that but that was one of the things not answered at the hearing. >> sean: the destroy trump media, the fbi would not confi

joining us now with their explosive report from circa news, sara carter and john solomon. thank you for making a rare appearance. she has been doing all the heavy lifting on the show. this is very important. how is it that evelyn farkas who left the administration is talking specifically about surveillance? it seems like she is admitting the surveillance of you have been reporting on and john has been reporting on that took place of trump transition team members. she is admitting they unmasked them because they are trump transition team members and it seems she's talk about we have to get it to our friends, politicizing intelligence and talking about leaking intelligence. what are your thoughts? >> with the story john and i broke with regards to how the obama administration loosened a lot of the regulations that protect the privacy of americans -- this is going back all the way to 2011. everyone thought for a long time once it was revealed in january when obama expanded executive order 12 triple three to all the agencies, everyone was just focused on that. no one most focu

journalist sara carter correspondent from circa news joining us now. -- just yesterday, sara and john reported sources told them russian alpha bank which allegedly had the computer connection to the trump organization asked the department of justice for help to it identify a computer in the u.s. that they believe is being hacked to make it look like communication exists between the president and moscow. sara carter joins us now. i said this to you last night, this is now becoming more lake a new edition of homeland every single day with the new developments but what they're saying on the russian side of things is they've been able to trace back there's someone they think within the united states that's faking a relationship, computer relationship between that bank and the trump organization. do we know if there was the same thing going on and investigated in october? >> they suspect it was. that's very interesting, because even back in october, they were very concerned about this, although there was no data going between the two servers. they were stil

we had reporters on this program, john solomon and sara carter are both saying there was surveillance of the server at trump tower there was a fisa b warrant. while he is willing to admit when investigation is going on he will not admit another in terms of leaking he says it's common practice, we do not acknowledge that. is that troubling to you? >> that is why we have an intelligence community investigation. the point is the president asked for this and we already had investigation going on before all of this. that is why chairman nunes andnd his ranking members are going to see to the bottom of this and get through everything all russia related. i was busy doing my job so i did not watch the hearing. i don't think we learnedoi anything new here and it only confirmed what we have been saying all along. at the end of the day we will get to the bottom of all of the stuff. the question you just raised, with the intelligence committee -- the investigation that's ongoing. >> sean: back to health care, is the freedom caucus on board? earlier today, they said 40 members were not going to vo

what evelyn farkas saying here -- she is admitting what we have been saying, what sara carter and john solomon and james roman had all been saying. >> it was aimed at telling the hill people get as much information as you can. as much intelligence as it can before president obama leaves the administration because i had a fear that somehow that information would disappear with the senior people. >> sean: that's the intelligence? that you want your friends on capitol hill to get? next, she admits there was unmasking. that should not happen. >> the trump folks if they found out how we knew what we knew about their staff, the trump staff dealing with russia they would try to deal with those sources and methods. we would no longer have access to that intelligence. >> sean: oh, intelligence, unmasking, surveillance. intelligence leaking was taking place and by the way, in case some of you people don't know, that could very well be a felony. take a look. >> i became very worried because not enough was coming out into the open and i knew that there was more. we have very good intelligence on r

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newt gingrich and sara carter will react in just a few minutes. we also turn our attention tonight to a big developing story.ah as of this moment, the gop's's legislation to repeal and replace obamacare scheduled for a vote tomorrow does not have the number of votes needed to pass on that crucial vote. desperation now sitting in, what can the g.o.p. do to salvage the bill? white house sources are telling us and the fox news channel that the administration is now close to a deal and freedom caucus c chairman mark meadows confirmed to me and said that they're not there yet but he's extremely optimistic, he will join us later in the program. also freedom caucus member congressman dave pratt.ro we turn our attention to our top story tonight, once again terror, this time in london. earlier today, the suspect whoin police say was motivated by terrorism overseas use the vehicles to mow down pedestrians on the westminster bridge in london, after he exited the car the suspect fatally stabbed a police officer outside of parliament before being shot dead by

according to sources, here now with reaction from circa news, sara carter for the american center of justice, i see you smiling because every day, everything you said is coming true. i expect this is going to come out tomorrow. based on my interview, what did you think of what devin nunes said and what do you think about this rosen report? >> on the rosen report first, i think that it's going to be an accumulation of evidence, not just one little piece of evidence but an accumulation of evidence it's going to expose what's been going on. we are going to have more facts tomorrow when the information is delivered to the chairman. if you're looking at the scope of this, i think the most important thing that chairman's p25 said, you brought up the expansion of 12333. the question we have to be asking ourselves is what changed? if it is legal to collect this evidence, not the unmasking of all of these names if this is collected legally, whether something else happened before this that were not aware of yet? i saw chairman's be 25 dancing around that a little bit. >> sean: you've confirmed

also coming up tonight, and explosive new investigative report from sara carter and john solomon. their reporting suggested a hacker may have been behind the communication between the russian bank and a server connected with the trump tower. we will check in with them and later tonight... >> some of the fake news said i do not think donald trump wants to build a wall. can you imagine if i said we are not going to build a wall? fake news. fake, fake news. >> sean: president trump says a border wall will be built despite what the mainstream media is reporting, lou dobbs will react to that and also tonight... >> i don't remember the last three days because i was so [bleep] up. >> sean: .time of year again, every wonder what happens when your kids hand head out for spg break? how dangerous this might be for your children. straight ahead. my friends think doing this at my age is scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the prevnar 13®

>> he has excellent sources and sara carter as well.tails of their story but i tend to think their reporting is solid. i think we are seeing the resull of something that has been going on for quite some time. s i argue we have allowed theor mainstream news, political operatives and corporate operatives to infiltrate ourma newsrooms. hiring ideologues as reporters who actually serve a narrativene interest rather than seeking to find the facts. >> sean: does clinton foundation donated, jay sekulow, george stephanopoulos, is he really objective? watch him in the war room when he was working for bill clinton. he is not objective. he is not fair or balanced. he thinks and acts like he is a reporter. >>>> yeah. what you have right now is basically result driven news. not news based on facts. i'm a lawyer, i do with facts and evidence. what you have right now basically result oriented. they have a goal, they want to get to that goal, they would spew the evidence to get there and the perfect example of that was the ridiculous reporting last nig

up next sara carter circuit news joins us live to react to congressman devon nunes expose a report thatct surveillance was done on the president-elect and his team during the transition. this information mirrors her recent reporting, we've been telling about this for two weeks on this program, she'll explain next as we continue on this very busy newsnight, straightahead. get your fiber. try phillips' fiber good gummies. they're delicious... and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmm. these are good. nice work, phillips'! try phillips' fiber good gummies! on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> sean: a fox news alert, bombshell announcement confirming what president trump has been saying for weeks that in fact

joining us from circa news.com sara carter is with us. what you broke to me is huge. nobody was able to confirm what you guys have, that number onea fisa order was issued, correct? you'rent 100% sure. >> yes a fisa warrant was issued into russian hacking and a separate warrant was issued to investigate the server registered to trump tower and there was absolutely no evidence found during the brief search of the computer server, it yielded no evidence that alarmed the fbi that there was any criminal communication between trump or surrogates or anybody on the trump team with russia. so they shut it down quickly p you asked the question when did hillary know about it? she tweeted about it and slate news magazine also wrote a story about it at the same time.la she talked about these nefarioum connections between trump and russia and his server and harry reid last october made those same claims. remember it was in october when the fbi opened their investigation into the server and closed it. within the month of october because they found nothing. >> sean: sarah, this is am

sara carter think some of it started before the election. you care about the fourth amendment, before the moment, other constitutional amendments. what is your reaction? >> sean, that's correct. i was aware during obviously the campaign, but i was also the deputy -- so i will as they are all the way through inauguration. and it is a little bit disconcerting that you could find yourself caught up in this. and it's one thing to talk about the politics of it for the investigation, but when it's -- somebody ask you a question about you, that makes it a little bit different. so it's very disconcerting. i've got to tell you. i'm troubled that mike flint's name is unmasked, i'm troubleded by this entire episode of what weer are going through. because there are deep sources within our government that wanted to betray our national security and really try to do harmmp to president trump's administration. >> sean: tom, under the auspices of trying to protect america and a surveilled foreign intelligence, i think the most disconcerting aspect of this is

sara carter, start of the new year brought unexpected politicizing intelligence gathered in secret. separately the obama administration amended long-standing executive order allowing information intercepted through fisa warrants or the national security agency shared by wider audience and 16 other government agencies when obama was leaving office. intelligence reserved for handful of intelligence leaders was spread throughout briefings to scores of workers. leaks began to appear in media organizations often stories lacking context how national security investigations are actually concluded. on march 3rd, fox news chief anchor bret baier said following quote, there is a report june 2016, a fisa request by the obama administration, forward intelligence surveillance, monitor communications involving donald trump and several other campaign officials. then they got turned down. then in october, then they were renewed it, startup wiretap of trump tower with computer in russian banks. bayer continues. june fisa request that foreign intelligence surveillance courts get shot down. jonathan,

sara carter joins us now.night, this is becoming more like a new addition of homeland every single day with these new developments. what they are saying on the russian side of things it is they've able to trace back -- there is someone they think within the united states that is faking a relationship -- a computer relationship between that bank and at the trump. do we know if this was the same thing investigated in october? >> they suspect it was. that's very interesting because even back in october, they were very concerned about this. although there was no data going between the two servers, there were still concerns that it happened. what they did was they basically intercepted -- they put something inside their computer server and order to track and trace if it happened again. it happened again in february and march 11th and march 13th. in that point, alpha bank -- there specialists were able to trace it and that's where they d information which we were able to view as well. we were able to see that for ou

sara carter is here to weigh in. >> whether we do it or not -- it will be imploded off the map. >> sean to repeal and replace obamacare. republican saboteurs continue to undermine the president's agenda. monica crowley, geraldo rivera have reaction. "hannity" starts right here, right now. reporting from washington tonight. the alt left propaganda media

we have sara carter, john solomon, two will well respectd investigative journalists.here was a fisa warrant, another warrant, surveillance of trump tower, and they found nothing, not one shred of evidence of collusion with the russians. how many months is the media going to sell it? >> that's what i want to be true. i don't want to find out that the president has engaged in that activity, and i agree that nate silver's point that the media live in a bubble, how can you not say that is true? they all predicted trump was going to lose and he didn't lose. >> sean: indymedia, i didn't predicted -- i'm indymedia, i didn't predict that. i predicted obama would be a failure. >> my question to you is this. do you want us to trust the government as much as you're talking about. if donald trump hired a national security advisor and the media comes to find out that he was being paid as a lobbyist for a foreign country, you really want us not to report that? >> sean: that is legitimate. even trump said, there are going to be stories i don't like. legitimate journalism, nobody's t

sean hannity had a journalist on last night, sara carter, she's going to come back tonight so peopleill want to stick around saying that the fbi has been investigated and found evidence of collusion between the russian officials on the trump campaign. as you know, james clapper o said much the same in a series of television interviews a few days ago. what's all the hullabaloo about if the fbi hasn't found anythinh that's reallyba collusion? >> i asked that question in my column. here we are about to embark and we are be completely flooded with news about two accusations. the first is that the trump campaign colluded with the russians, as you say there's no evidence for that. you can ask anybody there is this, there's that. >> this meeting and contact. >> that doesn't mean a thing. flynn had a meeting with the russian ambassador, maybe he talked about sanctions. so, what? that's his job. the meetings prove nothing, there is no evidence that they may discover evidence i'm not saying it's impossible. as of now, we have this complete frenzy where there's no evidence of collusion, as you

when sara carter reported, the intelligence gathered in secret, separately the obama administration amended a longstanding executive order allowing information intercepted through fisa warrants to be shared by a wider audience and 16 intelligence offices, it was spread throughout briefings to scores of workers and leaks began to appear in news media organizations often in stories lacking context of how national investigations are actually concluded. fox 3rd, fox chief anchor bret bier said, quote, intelligence surveillance court to monitor communications involving donald trump and several other campaign officials. then they got turned down. then in october, then renewed it and a wiretap at trump tower with some russian banks. surveillance courts get shut down -- >> i want to -- >> jonathan, you can follow up. a judge says no go to monitoring trump tower. they go back in october. >> they get a fisa grant. this is a monitoring of communities that they believe leads to russian leads. the investigation continues and we don't know it. on november 11, 2016 days after the election, heat stre"heat

sara carter is here to weigh in. >> whether we do it or not, president trump moves i had to repeal andacare. >> sean: republican saboteurs continue to undermine the president's agenda. monica crowley, geraldo rivera have reaction. "hannity" starts right here, right now. reportin

. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," esiden >> sean: anne coulter, david clarke, geraldo rivera, sara carterlearn from europe's many failures. that's tonight's opening monologue. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint press conference. president trump made it very clear where we stand on protecting this country. watch this.

a 20-year ap reporter wrote a long story with sara carter. there was, in fact, surveillance of the trump server. let's get it all out there. the fact this happened and it leaked all over the place for months -- >> but i want to go back to what you said last week when you were asked should the president be taken literally, the press takes him too literally, you said he should be taken seriously. that's essentially the question. should the president be believed? >> i think he should be taken seriously that there was surveillance of the trump campaign and it was leaked. >> but not literally? >> no. i mean literally means there were people surveilling the trump campaign and leaking the information that they gained -- >> when the president mouth moves, and we understand the definition of his words, should we believe the president understands the definition of the words? that's literally? the words are literally what he means? >> in the tweet, he put the words wiretapping in quotes? . >> i think he only did that in one. >> i don't know why we're pa

sean hannity went on fox days after the election, heat stre"h stree street", sara carter reporting -- do not -- we synthesized that for you. not eight minutes for you. but the fact that in the aftermath he tells the british that spicer's comments was unintentional is the reporting that we have. does any of that seem unintentional to you? >> here is the thing i don't understand about what the white house is doing communicationswise. they have access to all kind of primary information, primary sources even just as a newspaper columnist, commentator i wouldn't rely on a commentator as evidence. this may be the position that sean spicer is in. here is the problem for donald trump. he's asking his aides and party to choose between being loyal to the president and the truth. you see paul ryan coming out and saying that he can't support the claims. this is going to impact this presidency. it's make or break time. these first 100 days lay the foundation for whether he will be successful as a president or not. if he doesn't start cleaning this up and start acting in a professional manner more

we go on, sara carter reporting, intelligence professionals. it was leaked to a much larger audience then back in february. when it expanded executive order 12333 which loallows employees unfettered access by raw nsa, they allowed to share raw general intelligence communications including those involved in phone calls an e-mails frankly it allows too many people access to the raw data. the u.s. officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity and was not granted to speak on the authority. numerous out lets including "the new york times" reported into mr. trump's advisors, bbc and a multi-agassi working group. on february 14th "the new york times" again refers to phone records and intercepted calls quote them american law enforcement intersection agency intercepted the communications around the same time that russia was trying to disrupt the presidential election by hacking into the democratic committee. the intersection agencies then thought to learn whether the trump campaign was colluding on hacking other efforts, they have seen in recent we

following -- sean hannity went on fox days after the election, heat street reported, andy mccarthy, sara carter from circa reporting. >> jeff zeleny begins our coverage at the white house. the president seems to be boxed in on this. it is not a small thing when the house speaker, when the chairman of the senate intelligence committee come out, members of his own party and say what he said happened did not happen. >> reporter: he seems to be boxed in by the facts on this. you're right about the republicans. they said, look, this didn't happen. they said that only after they were briefed by fbi and other intelligence officials here. remember nearly two weeks ago, it was the president himself who asked for congress to weigh in on this in the first place. now they are but not in his favor. president trump is even more isolated tonight in his substantiated claim president obama was spying on him at trump tower after saying this to fox news wednesday night -- >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you're going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two

carter page. all four have denied improper contacts. today the white house reacted to the possible collusion. press secretary sean spicer telling cnn's sararay. >> when you use a phrase like associates you don't put a time frame, it's nebulous at best that somebody over and over again making a claim the way you do and the narrative continues without any substantiation. >> reporter: and one of the obstacles the fbi faces and finding conclusive intelligence that communications between trump's associates and russians have ceased and some russian officials have changed their methods of communications making monitoring more difficult. wolf, the fbi declined to comment. >> pamela, thanks very much. pamela brown with the report. >>> democrats say a clout is hanging over the intelligence committee's investigation of russia's meddling because of the actions of devin nunes. nunes apologized today for rushing to brief the president on information he hasn't evshar with his panel. manu raju has new information. >> devin nunes will not reveal how he came into possession of the information even if it was received from the white house which is what some

we have been reporting everything with john solomon and sara carter for two weeks. you heard my opening monologue, what is your reaction? >> i thought today showed the best contrast of all. you have an eight month long investigation on russia with nothing to show for it and donald trump in office with a little less than two months with so much to show for it. intrusive, invasive, expansive entitlement we've had -- being repealed and replaced. negotiating, listening, improving and making progress on the bill with leaders in the house and senate. of course our governors who control the medicaid dollars. the contrast is really remarkable. i love the way president trump defied all the negative noise inside the beltway by going to kentucky and putting a very positive optimistic message out there for all to see. the positive optimistic message he delivered in louisville tonight really matches the market, the stock market, consumer confidence, a 12 year high among homebuilders. he matches a lot of the mood of this country that is not being reflected or covered because it i