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it's all about eyelove, my friends. >> sean: welcome back to "hanni >> sean: welcome back to "hannityday we see more and more examples of hate from the left, directed at republicans. s they seem to be running out of comparisons for trump and running out of words and derogatory terms. earlier today, nancy pelosi compared the president to a vampire. it's pretty desperate but watch it. >> i'm trying really hard to find something positive. i wonder about -- i was thinking it was more of a creature that stocked the night, that these things just came out at night like a vampire. that is tweeting these things but not spreads to the morning. >> sean: chris matthews is back, saying president trump is like a monkey banging a stick. >> the ego here -- i love it. it is simian almost. i'm the biggest, i am the biggest. it does have a simian quality to it. primordial i should say. >> sean: joining us now with reaction, mercedes schlapp and geraldo rivera. geraldo, i will be fair here.ti i don't think anyone was tougher about barack obama's radical associations, his ideology, frank marshall davis, b

>> sean: well said.xt, right here on "hannity." >> we will put people back to work.d.." >> sean: the president's tax reform agenda unveiled today. very important. what the administration is proposing for you, the american people, the economy and our mini monologue. we will get reaction from maria bartiromo, juan williams and also tmz's harvey levin calling out the bullying traditional media on being unfair towards the president. straight ahead. >> we are going to put people . straight ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> we are going to put people back to work. >> sean: that was president trump earlier today talking about the new plan to reform the convoluted taxx a system. it drastically cuts personal and corporate tax -- a huge, giant step forward in fulfilling yet another key campaign promise, to you, the american people. that is tonight's mini monologue. earlier today the trump administration laid out four concise goals for tax re

>> absolutely, sean.unnies of the region, the people who wanted to work with us not to trust us. they didn't trust the obama white house. just look at the iran deal. look at our response as a nation, as a government to the so-called arab spring. they supported the muslim brotherhood the grandfather of all of these juwaad groups. so, no, this is where we go from having a fake smoke in mirrors coalition under the last administration to having a real one. and it's people like presidency ipresident si cici a. we are not going to fight this war against isis on ourselves. not on the front line. the president is clear we are going to help our friends like the jordanians and egyptians and iraqis fight their own war for themselves. we are going to be a very good friend to those nations. >> sean: i have got to ask this. if we have investigations, isis, radical islamic investigations in all 50 states, all these incidents that we could talk, about orlando, fort hood, san bernardino, fort hood. how does america root t

sean hannity is up next. mond. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we are broadcasting again tonight from israel. earlier today that prime minister benjamin nentanyahu met with our defense secretary jim mattis in jerusalem right after his meeting concluded, i got to speak with the prime minister, we covered a lot of topics and got his take on the escalating tension that's all around the world. but first i started by asking the prime minister about president trump's upcoming meeting with the palestinian president abbas, here's the first part of our exchange. >> sean: on may 3rd, the president will meet with mahmoud abbas, the palestinian authorit authority, here's an interesting fact, they don't recognize the right for israel to exist, be 36,000 recipients, they reward as a matter of law those people that kill israelis. close to $300 million? >> there is on an annual basis, they're giving off hundreds of millions of dollars. two terrorists or the families of terrorists who murder israelis, murder americans. it'

our friend sean hannity is up next. >> sean: thank you, guys. congratulations. i've always been the biggest fan of "the five." welcome to prime time. welcome to "hannity," we are gearing up for a very busy new snake. newt gingrich, michelle malkin, monica crowley, geraldo rivera will all join us but first i want to start with freedom of expression today in america and the attempts by liberal fascists to silence conservative voices. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. i have to start by addressing a well orchestrated effort by the intolerant left in this country that is designed to silence every conservative voice and by any means necessary. i'm speaking out tonight so that you, our audience, will understand what is really happening and what is at stake when it comes to freedom of speech in this country. these tactics are right out of the rule for radicals playbook. i've worked for radio for 30 years. i've been at fox news for 21.5 years and during this time, there've always been efforts and attempts to smear and slander and besmirch me and other

arab area. >> sean: so the mosque is in a -- >> sean: it's a free country religiously. the west, jerusalem now, were over this point. mount of olives, the temple mount, the knesset we just passed all of which is 20 miles away from jordan. there really is no space. comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. . . k, we'll be back in new york on monday from jerusalem. and israel. anyway. it's hannity on the road. by the way, tucker's new 8:00 p.m. eastern show will begin on monday. and don't forget "the five" at 9:00 and we'll be at our regular time 10:00 eastern on monday. n set your dvr so you never mitt a hannity. from jerusalem, from v. great night and great weekend. ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> hold on to your hats, tax reform is coming. >> we're here today to continue this great economic revival. >>

. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. u.s. officials confirm to the fox news channel that north korea has test-fired a ballistic missile raising tensions with the united states and the entire world. dr. sebastian gorka will join us with reaction. geraldo rivera, jay sekulow, and juan lapierre will be here tonight. first it's been a very busy week for president trump with tomorrow marking his 100th day in office. despite president trump's long list of accomplishments that's getting bigger by the way the alt radical left destroy trump media they continue to viciously attack the commander-in-chief all in an attempt to damage and delegitimize his presidency. tonight's opening monologue will tell you what they won't. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right. here we are day 99 of the trump presidency. today the president was busy keeping promises he maids to you, the american people. now, earlier today president trump signed an executive order that could lead to a major boom in drilling in the atlanta and artic oceans which is a big part of his ener

. >> no knowledge, sean. >> sean: i don't even know what you're talking about.ust like evelyn farkas. very interesting to see people walk things back. >> she pulled a sergeant schultz. >> sean: thanks, laura. you're aging us, by the way. coming up, the alt left propaganda is putting their spin on these explosive reports about susan rice. we'll get reaction. kentucky senator rand paul wants susan rice to testify under oath. he'll tell us why, coming up. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. >> sean: welcome back to hannity. alt left

sean: absolutely. 100%. i think the president said in the interview that should they continue to use gas especially against children and babies, that the president, all options remain on the table. make no mistake about it, i think the president showed last thursday night he would use a decisive, justified, and proportional action to right wrongs. greta: secretary of state tillerson is in russia today, in moscow. do you know if he is going to meet with putin? has that been confirmed? sean: no. greta: i will leave it at that. assuming he were to meet with pigeon, hypothetically, if you were to meet with pigeon -- putin, hypothetically, if he were to meet with putin, what is the mission? sean: he will meet with mr. lavrov and communicate the same message. there is a shared interest in defeating isis in the region, that we have a national security concern that should align with their national security concern. and we have all been party to an international agreement on the use of chemical weapons. and that russ

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sean? >> sean: all right. rick leventhal in new york tonight, thank you.lier today president trump held a joint news conference with the italian prime minister and joining us now with the latest from the white house is our own john roberts. john? >> at a press conference this afternoon, sean, president trump and the italian prime minister took a couple of questions apiece, grand total of four which is a bit of a shame because there was so much to talk about today. i asked one of the questions. did i have a three parter. we did get some ground covered today. i asked him about the terrorist attack where a policeman was shot to death in paris. he saw it just as he was coming into the press conference. a terrible thing. looks like another terrorist attack. what can you say? it just never ends. terrorism definitely was a big topic of conversation between the president and the italian prime minister. they also spoke about north korea. the u.s.' carl vinson now steaming toward the sea of japan in a show of force. the president also saying he is very happy with th

>> sean: yeah.o this for basically guys like me that aren't as studied as you are. >> i can relate as -- reach people because i have a platform on politics, a little bit on religion. i think that is my duty to evangelize to people that i might be able to relate to and reach. i think people -- many people are intimidated by the bible and the gospels, so my goal with this book is to introduce readers to the true jesus of the gospels. not the jesus of the popular culture. not the milk gobs, not the guy who was salt and light and peace -- >> what's the difference between the pop culture and the real jesus in the bible? >> the real jesus is truth with a capital t. he says he came to divide. yes, he's the prince of peace, not in his first coming. in his first coming, he said he would not take things easy. he gave us a perfect moral standard to live up to which we can't live up to unless we put our saving faith in him, because he lived a perfect left, died a sacrificial death, so that we could live eternal

sean hannity is up next. coming out you, sean. >> sean: thanks to all my friends at "the five." by the way, tucker, "the five," they all debuted number one in their timeslots last night. congratulations to them all. welcome to "hannity." a very busy newsnight on this very busy "newsweek" ." first, the alter radical left propaganda destroyed trump media has been out to destroy president trump but also anybody who dares to support him and his policies. that is tonight very important opening monologue. it's no secret that the alt radical destroyed trump media is completely biased, agenda driven, lazy, ideological. they are incapable of actually delivering honest news coverage to you, the american people. they helped elect american obama. they collude with the clinton campaign. and we know that they are on a mission to take down president trump. simply put, they want him thrown out of office. impossible, and put in jail. since they won't stop until that happens, now the destroyed trump media is advancing their attack and targeting outlets and people and individuals who refused to pu

>> sean: welcome to this busy news night on "hannity." sara carter with circa news, ted cruz, david clarke, larry elder, michael cohen and geraldo rivera. new reports reveal that susan rice was the person who requested that the names of the trump transition team members who were caught up in surveillance be unmasked. she has a lot of explaining to do. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. for weeks right here in this program, we have been demanding answers about who knew what ands when about the surveillance of president trump, candidate trump and members of his transition team. also tonight, we appear to have a very important key piece of this very complex puzzle. fox's own adam housley will join us in a few minutes for the full report. he is revealing that the unmasked names of peoplele t associated with donald trump were then sent to all of those at the national security council and some of the defense department, james clapper andur then cia director john brennan, essentially the officials at the top including ben rhodes

it >> sean: all right, sir. great idea. up next on this bitty know mike busy friday newsnight, out to get the house intelligence committee chairman of a new nose, they are focusing their anger in the wrong place. we will explain in a mini mall and coming up next. and we will get reaction from mercedes schlapp and chase a jay sekulow. offering to testify in front of the house intel community in return for immunity. joining us in studio on this busy newsnight. make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. our 18 year old wase army in an accident.'98. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. 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, libe

do they need a super majority, sean?hey need that in the house and senate to get anything done. >> sean: if it wasn't so sad, it's funny. laura, i have to go. as always, thank you for being with us. coming up, president trump slams democrats over the possibility of a government shutdown. lou dobbs is here next. and also, watch this... >> the ego here -- i love it. simeon, like a monkey banging on a stick. i'm the biggest! pounding his chest. >> sean: chris matthews and the old radical left liberals continued to smear and slander president trump. mercedes schlapp and geraldo rivera will weigh in on that. that and much more on this very busy news night here on "hannity" ." ounts. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves hi

>> sean: well said.xt, right here on "hannity." >> we will put people back to work. >> sean: the president's tax reform agenda unveiled today. very important. what the administration is proposing for you, the american people, the economy and our mini monologue. we will get reaction from maria bartiromo, juan williams and also tmc's harvey levin calling out the bullying traditional media on being unfair towards the president. straight ahead. ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eli

here is the challenge, sean.ocrats have gone beyondnd demagogue-ing whatever he puts on the table. they are going to lie about it. most americans don't go back and look at what happened in the decade of the '80s which proves that tax cuts work. simplification works. they are not going to look at that so the democrats are goingt to do what they usually do, they are not going to be demagogues, they are going to lie and find something in president trump's proposal where they can claim poor people are going to be heard and rich people are going to help. they have the liberal media on their side. >> sean: that is why they would love to kill off fox news. that's to be anticipated. why is it $1,000,001? >> there is nothing he can do to get the media on his side as well. i have worked at other networks -- the idea that everybody has an opinion, everybody has a point of view. they are not honest about it like you are. they don't come out and sayve where they come from. they pretend like they are neutral and it sit there a

the sword stands ready. >> sean: vice president mike pence aboard the uss.america always wants peace, the trump administration will also be ready to act. also later tonight. >> if lawmakers do not like the laws that we enforce, that we are sworn to enforce, they should have the courage and the skill to change those laws. >> sean: homeland security secretary kelly showing that a very strong rebuke to critics of the department that he leads. lisa boothe, jay sekulow respond, herman cain is here with much more as we continue. it's time for you and your boys to get out of town. (laughing) left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think you're crazy. if you walk the walk you talk the talk. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. hide the eyes. it's what you do. show 'em real slow. bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being s

sean. >> sean: david lee miller j with us in jerusalem tonight. thank you.arlier today at the united nations security council, ambassador nikki haley talked about the threat thatbo iran is posing to israel and the rest of the lease being joining us from new york.en >> the u.n. ambassador nikki haley clearly not satisfied with the statusfi trying to check up the security council during her one month tenure as president. we saw during the regular scheduled quarterly debate on the middle east, which for the past 17 years has focused on the palestinian quest for an and defendant state, that's an israeli bashing session according to the ambassador. she has the 15 matters of the council to focus instead on state-sponsored terrorism is a greater threat to pace and stability in the region, singling out iran support for hezbollah blame for oil attacks and civility in many countries. >> we are speaking honestly about conflict in the middle east, we need to start with the chief culprit, iran and its partner militia, hezbollah. iran and hezbollah conspired together to d

it >> sean: they ratchet it up. >> sean, real quickly, how ironic is it that robert redford was in aabout truth about a lie about what dan rather did? >> sean: i tried to watch it but i fell asleep. we need your help, a very important question of the day and the mean, horrible voice mails you left for me on the "hannity" hotline. straight ahead. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. but i keep it growinging by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? take 5, guys. tired of your bladder always cutting into your day? you may have overactive bladder, or oab. that's it! we really need to get with

>> no way. >> sean: why?ean, they will find a form that was filled up with an inadvertent statement and makea that into a felony. i do a lot of criminal defense. here's the answer on that.ns no. >> sean: all right, guys. thank you both. have a good weekend. trump keeping his promises and getting things done. kellyanne conway will join us in studio tonight with reaction. and then later tonight... and >> if they are going to drink and are of age, do it responsibly. stay with somebody that is don't wander away from your over crowd of people that you know. don't wander away from your crowd of people that you know. >> sean: also coming up, the final part of our series that exposes what is happening to your kids on spring break. this year, we sent a producer down to south padre island, texas. we asked the local police about the partying and what they are trying to do to keep your kids safe as they are going insane. fox & friends cohost ainsley earhardt joins us for the full report. tonight, you need to see it. "is

it >> sean: i'm just looking at the numbers.eight years of obama, he accumulate more debt than every president before him combined, you want to say but he cut the deficit in half. >> you've had that conversation, you can't compare debt from 1776. >> sean: i'm comparing it from 2,007. >> the deficits have been cut in half. donald trump promised to eliminate the debt. he he doubled the debts because we had the biggest recession of our lifetimes. that makes the yearly deficit bigger. >> sean: we go from $9 trillion, 220, that's not cutting it in half. >> they always like to blame bush for everything that went wrong in the obama investors and the fact is we have $20 trillion in debt, that's not the number when george w. bush left office, i went to a public school i'm not great at math, 20 trillion is 9 trillion, there is no reduction there, there's $11 trillion in debt. it's $20 trillion in debt that this administration. >> is not the same thing. >> sean: i figure i'm going to go get a drink as soon as the show was done. up next ton

start today at t-i-a-a dot org. >> sean: welcome back. there a >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." there are still many questions that need to be answered about the n surveillance of president trump, candidate trump and his transition team. the big question is this. today city president and his administration knowingly surveilled anit opposition party or president-elect? joining us now, editor-in-chief of my set, or ingram is back. can you imagine the media ignoring the story if it was trump as president and his team surveilling obama coming into office? with the media reaction would b be? >> it would be watergate times ten. there would be people staked out at the institution where susan rice has a cushy job. they would be at her house. they would find her. if it was on the other foot, there wouldn't be this appalling lack of curiosity on the part of the mainstream media. about what was going on here, who directed her too do this? this was just a random thing she was thinking because of donald trump's name was mentioned in some intercept. donald trump's name would have been mention

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if >> sean: maria will join us later in the show.rica not be the world's policeman, we can't rush into every signal crisis all around the world, this is a seven year civil war, were not going to solve all those problems. if america doesn't lead and take a moral stand, who will? joining us now with reaction, the deputy assistant to the president dr. sebastian gorka. i have friends of mine, very well-intentioned. they are not happy that the president used force here. i said to them, if we allow basheer al-assad to use chemical weapons against men, women commanded children, this could develop into a modern-day holocaust. i don't want to boots on the ground, the president that put boots on the ground. i don't want an occupation, the president is not occupying. he did it draw a line and say we cannot allow this moral boundary to be crossed. to me that the right thing to do it, your answer. >> your answer really right. this is one of those key instances where the moral imperative overlaps with the national security interest of the united s

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. >> sean: welcome to hannity, this is a fox >> sean: just a little over 24 hours ago, president trump sent a mess innage that reverbated around the word that chemical weapons will not be tolerated. and the united states will back up the words with brute force. t was used by the plan responsible for this chemical attack that killed thousands of innocent men, women, and the children. according to reports, the u.s. action in syria was highly effective destroying around 20 syrian warplanes and other crucial pieces of their infrastructure and now is the dust settles, the trump administration is now turning up the heat on russia. the secretary of state rex tillers and calling them complicit more simply incompetent in the syrian chemical attack. joining us now for more at life from monologue over the president is tonight is our own john roberts. >> i'm told by press secretary sean spicer that the president is very pleased with the execution in response to lesson its cruise missile attacks in syria. the military performed magnificently. the big question is what happens next? in terms of keepi

. >> sean: we have a lot of breaking news tonight, jay sekulow, sara carter, dr. sebastian gorka, piers morgan will all join us as wellr is maria bartiromo but first let's start with the highly anticipated showdown with the russians over syria's use of chemical weapons. secretary of state rex tillersoh met face to space with resident leonard putin and held a contentious news conference with the country's foreign minister. rich edson is an the country with more. >> secretary of state m with vladimir putin, with foreign minister sergey lavrov and it's clear that they have solved very little. secretary tillerson emerged witi his meeting saying it is a low point between the u.s. and russia on their relationship and there is a low level of trust between the two countries. b they cannot even agree on fundamental facts. the trump administration is arguing that bashar al-assadfu responsible for a chemical attack against its citizens there last week. sergey lavrov the foreign minister says that's not the case. he says he wants an investigation to figure out who is responsi

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. >> sean: republicans give them an up or down vote.filibuster. >> i'm just saying, maybe the republicans want to do the filibuster and all of that great but the will be now open moving forward, 51 votes. >> sean: but there was no reciprocity. republic a allowed elena kagan and sonia sotomayor and with bader ginsburg. >> the president wins an election, the republicans of filibuster they don't block them. what happens here? now we have nine justices and you know it, president trump may well pick the supreme court for the next two generations. we'll have to worry about it in 40 years, glad mitch mcconnell did it. >> sean: one thing we can agree on is heated right a great book about the fate of jackie robinson who was an icon of men man of incredible integrity and courage, good to see you both. a big win for the president today. we have more "hannity" right if this quick break, please stay ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... j

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>> sean: eight months later, all innuendo, zero facts.hen the house intel committee chairman devin nunes announced he had capital evidence of president trump and members of his transition team had been caught up in incidental surveillance were their names were in fact also unmasked. he also revealed this intel was shared among high-level obama administration officials, so do you think the media went out with a serious claim? do you think they reported these shocking revelations? they didn't. as you can probably guess the media reacted by besmirching into smearing and character assassination against congressman nunez, watch this. >> who decided that devin nunes was qualified to be the house intel chair? from everybody that i've spoken to that have worked with him, republicans, democrats, they say he is not up to that task. >> it made him look like a show for the white house. >> the chairman of the committees next down there in the evening, he says weakly he goes down there comes out and then goes back down there the next morning with a rep

. >> sean: welcome to hannity, this is a fox news alerts. just over 24 hours ago, president trump sent a message that reverberated around the entire world that siri president bashar al-assad use of chemical weapons against his own people will not be tolerated in the united states of america is once again willing to back up its words with brute force. president trump ordered a tactical tomahawk missiles strike against an airbase in syria, the very same base that was used by the plan responsible for this chemical attack that killed thousands of innocent men, women, and the children. according to reports, the u.s. action in syria was highly effective destroying around 20 syrian warplanes and other crucial pieces of their infrastructure and now is the dust settles, the trump administration is now turning up the heat on russia. the secretary of state rex tillers and calling them complicit more simply incompetent in the syrian chemical attack. joining us now for more at life from monologue over the president is tonight is our own john roberts. >>

it >> sean: cute twilight zone it's pathetic.we have now is over the top line, bazaar, novel like conspiracy theories and the advancing of some of the most insane, craziest stories you have probably ever heard. it's unhinged and more proof of how completely biased these people really are. that has not stopped democrats in congress from doing the exact same thing. they are as nutty as their friends in the media. take a look at what representative dominic seth mullen said about president trump's decision to restrict syria, watch this insanity. >> one exception does not prove the rule, this could very well be interpreted as an intent by the administration to get out from under the claim that they are colluding with russia. >> sean: what's clear is the ultra radical left are ignoring the truth and the facts. the media has been pushing without one scintilla of evidence this false narrative of president trump colluding with the russians. this goes against what the former director of national intelligence james clapper, the fbi director

sean spicer: there can be a shared commitment to defeat isis. there --hink that there is a mutual level of human decency that we can expect out of everybody. i don't think that goes hand-in-hand with our national security interests. >> can you give us a sense of who the defense minister were talking to last night? sean spicer: the president was in meetings with president xi. russia called this a clear act of aggression. they said that the united states had been planning this before the chemical attack. sean spicer: i think i just gave you a very clear tick-tock of one the president was notified. that pretty much before itself. -- speaks for itself. i think this was a clear response on humanitarian purposes that have been widely praised around the globe. as i mentioned at the outset, we will have a readout of that visit. we will have further information throughout the day. i want to get back our focus. i think we are in the midst of a visit. i think we need to conclude that. thank you guys very much. >> that off-camera briefing with press secreta

this is a sean hannity sauer on fox news channel, he is live with us tonight, good evening. >> sean: this is a fox news alert, president trump moments ago reacting to the united states launching at least 50 tomahawk cruise missiles at an airbase in syria. obviously response to the apparent chemical weapons attack on the civilians carried out by the syrian government that was earlier this week. joining us now from the pentagon tonight is jennifer griffin with a look, jennifer. >> i think what's notable from the president's statement tonight as he pointed out the airbase targeted by the tomahawk missiles was the site where they believe the chemical weapon was assembled, the stair and cast put together before their weapon eyes, and a flu those 120 miles to the village with a bump those families, those children who were sleeping in their beds. it was those images were of those children suffering to breathe, the team to a particularly of affected president trump. as i'm told, the high level discussions taking place last 48 hours. the joint this evening to discuss the final military plan.

i wish sean had never said what he said.d it, sean then do realize a couple hours late, he realized what a terrible thing it was he said, and he did apologize. and i accept that apology. but what also happens in washington, and paul just showed you how it's done. when somebody says something in a political party that you don't agree with, you try to make them delegitimate, illegitimate. you try to say they can't hold their job. they shouldn't hold their job. he made a mistake. he shouldn't have done it, and i'm glad he apologized. >> let me be clear. i didn't say i would fire him. i said he will be. i'm predicting. trump is not a loyal guy. he's had three campaign managers and three wives. >> there's already been a lot of stories about the president's dissatisfaction early on with sean spicer. you know, he apparently according to reporting set time aside to actually watch press conferences, critiques them. >> the problem with the trump administration is not the administration. it's trump. we can change monkeys every day and

>> sean: sure. i believe that any successful organization is constantly looking at how they are operating in figuring out can they do a better job. >> martha: so you like the job? >> sean: i love it. >> martha: john, thank you very much. good to see you. >> sean: good to see you. >> martha: still had tonight, he drew markets departed, but it may not be exactly what it appears to be, we will talk about that, and what was judge gorusch do when he's on the supreme court to make he's about to get his first base case and it gets to the heart of religious liberty. it will he be the tiebreaker or not? plus, a special election in georgia leaves the trump team smiling today and democrats hunting for a win out there. >> we have a lot of wind at our back that the progressive energy out there is >> martha: follow-up from last night's special election in georgia has left some on the left scrambling a bit with one political headline reading this. democrats begin to wonder when do we win gimmick democrats john all

your colleague sean spicer.his is receiving criticism even from conservatives. >> everybody wants to talk about substance with it comes to the president and constant attacks on that. now we have somebody with very deep knowledge of what's going on, has the ability to look at classified information and say there is something there. i think that's worth a lot more time than we are giving it. that part of it instead of the process and the back and forth. howie: why would the white house go through this cloak and dagger routine? that fuels questions as well. >> i don't think that was the white house's play or position. it's equal access that information is open for both of those individual to see what they have done. i know adam schiff spent a significant amount of time at the white house. he was there for several hours. howie: you are saying there is no reluctance to share this information with the ranking democrat on the house intel committee? >> because there is something there we would love for him to come and s

what i was looking at sean spicer up there and we know sean spicer, obviously.b now 82 days now and you could tell that he was getting into territory and comparisons that might not exactly be helpful and you can sort of see in the room there, april was obviously there, seems like the reporters trying to help him out to get to a place where he can clarify and make good and make some sense with this statement. but he -- he was never really able to do that and released the third statement. >> let me read that statement. >> didn't help either. >> he said i in no way trying to lessen the horrendous nature of the holocaust. any attack on innocent people is reprehencible and inexcusable. anna, as mistakes go, i mean, this was a pretty big one. so much so that sean spicer -- >> i think the word you're looking for is huge. >> yeah, shunlg. he apologized to wolf blitzer. here it is. >> i was obviously trying to make a point about the heinous acts of assad against his own people last week using chemical weapons and gas and, frankly, i mistaken used an inappropriate and ins