sean hannity right now. >> sean: thanks. the first time since getting fired by abc over what was in her own words a tweet that is indefensible. roseanne barr will sit down with us for a one-on-one interview. we were supposed to air an interview for jim jordan whovulning for speaker of the house. that will air tomorrow. reports that a u.s. military plane is in en route to north korea to pick up the remains of u.s. servicemen killed during the korean war. our interview with warren. we will warn you. some will find it offensive. roseanne barr became a household name starring in her own sitcom. a huge hit on abs. -- abc. she won an emmy and golden globe before it wrapped up after 9 seasons . in 1990 she was booed off the field for her rendition of the nashlt. -- national anthem. she said sarah palin was a slave to right wingmen and compared all republicans to pedophiles. she floated the idea that practicing catholics should lose custody of their kids. in 2012 she ran to president in the green party primary. early this year after

>> sean: i don't know if you read a lot about sean hannity. >> i do. people that work on your show are like that? >> sean: there's plenty of people that disagree with what i say and hate what i stand for. i signed up. i give strong opinions and some people disagree, but i have no problem with people disagreeing. >> i don't either. but that's what upset me so bad. i like to hear all sides. that's how i form a story. >> sean: i have a whole list of stuff you have said about republicans and catholics. >> listen, i hate everyone. >> sean: but, obviously, you are kidding. >> everybody deserves to be joked about. anybody who is in any kind of position of power deserves to have a joke about them. if they can't laugh at themselves, that means something. if you can't laugh at yourself first before you start laughing at everybody else. >> sean: isn't that how you started your career, domestic godess, you started poking fun at yourself. >> to make comedy personal, it makes it funny. that's why people liked the roseanne show, people in their family had a loud, out

>> sean: is that a joke?ark: it's like i told you on your show, the text from the fbi, can you point out one that's pro trump? no. can you point out one that's anti-hillary? no. one pro trump senior fbi official? >> sean: the best line you ever said on my show, you pointed out, rightly so, sadly, that, again, not rank and file fbi, i'm very careful to make -- > mark: we're the ones that defend the rank and file and we're trying to clean up the top mess. son i'll taje it a step further. the heros at the end of this story are going to be rank and file, the special agents, dieing to tell their story about how corrupt their top bosses were. > mark: i'm waiting for my best line on tv. >> sean: i'm going to te tell you. best line ever, was sadly, it's a sad line, but true, and captures it all. that literally what they have done to try and subvert an election is far worse than anything russia could have imagined. in is why nobody seems to understand how profound this is. and the other part of this, the i.d. report i

no. >> sean: really? >> no, i am kidding. >> sean: what is next?our headline. >> i love doing my own stuff in my own studio. >> sean: you want to go back on stage? >> i want to go back on tour, yes. i want to go tour and do my stand up. i love looking out there. i have a really good diverse audience of fans. i am very prods of that. i have all kinds of opinions and i try to unify what is universal between all of us. >> sean: when we come back the video of the stay. >> all right. tonight's video of the day is a sneak peek of tmz's harvey levin's interview with alex trebek. i always wanted to be alex trebek. i do great at home. anyway, take a look. >> i absolutely love your show. and one of the things that i always think about when i watch it, i watch you read the answers. some of them are complicated. do you rehearse these? >> if there's words that will be difficult to pro -- to say properly -- [laughter] i make diacritical remarks so people think that trebek is so bright. >> harvey and lex on objectify. it's at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on the fox new

now it's time for sean hannity in london. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. it is our last night broadcasting here in london, england. tomorrow we will travel to helsinki, finland, where president trump will soon meet one-on-one with the man, vladimir putin. this comes on the heels of the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein so-called big announcement today. 12 russian intelligence agents have been indicted on hacking charges. we will weigh in on a couple of things. the odd timing of the charges. we will discuss the extreme measures that robert mueller's witch hunt will take to keep the spotlight on russia, russia, russia. who hacked hillary's e-mails? we will also have more on president trump's trip to united kingdom. he traveled from england to scotland today and not before hordes of freeloading londoners took to the street to protest his visit. by the way, against the advice of everyone with me and all my producers, i went down to the demonstrations in the middle of it to see what they were all about. we will show you what i experienced. that is coming u

go to see you. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: you told me a lot this week.ent to russia a lot. >> yes. there.t years >> yes. >> how many times did you get briefed by go there or did you debriefed by our intelligence agency, cia fbi, et cetera? >> i lost track of time whenever they asked questions, i was ready to offer. >> sean: and you love your country? were you approached to be a spy? >> never, no. >> sean: how do you respond to your role in the fisa warrant? >> it is a way of attacking the trump campaign. given the association with the dodgy dossier. >> sean: so june of 2016, you are still a trump campaign associate at that point? >> yes. >> sean: okay, you go to moscow, who specifically invited you to moscow? >> the university, new economics. >> sean: i want the name. >> it was the rector. >> sean: do you remember his name 678 shlomo weber. >> sean: why did shlomo weber invite you? >> i have dealt with a lot of>> russian scholars, i did my phd at the university of london speaking at the top universities in moscow, new economics school. moscow state unive

sean hannity is up next. >> sean: great to see you tonight. i know where you got that stake. from del frisco. >> tucker: yes, i did. [laughter] >> sean: goodd to see you. welcome to "hannity." we are 439 days into the trump-russia collusion which meant, and still, nothing, zero evidence that donald trump or his campaign did anything wrong. the president rightfully isn calling out to mueller and his extreme conflict of interest and has blatant political bias in a huge way. rodents attorney rudy giuliani will set the record tonight with a very latest. also, if robert mueller is really concerned with russia collision, well, i'll be happily be glad to point them in the right direction. all the evidence he needs.. in fact, there are many real examples of hillary clinton, oh, adam "shapeless" schiff colluding with russia, before, after, and during the election. we've agreed to take tonight. so many important topics that we have to cover. jim comey may be headed back to capitol hill. the president is now heading back with a strong plan on immigration, which is now an important issue

>> no. >> sean: never?ever when you were on the trip did they say, would you mind looking into this? >> there was always an understanding that i would be an open book and willing to help. i think that there is so much misunderstanding as we saw in helsinki that i was always ready and willing to provide some full details. >> sean: how did christopher steele know that you were there? >> that is a great question. i think his peace came out after i had already left, and it had been in a few -- >> sean: who could have informed him of that. because that is an important question. >> we will see. >> sean: what they are saying about you, they are basically saying, and if you are such a bad person, why are you here on this set and not in jail? >> again, "the washington post" had a big leak that to last june that i spent ten hours washing g to the fbi. >> sean: did you talk to mueller's team? >> according to various leaks in "the washington post" last year i supposedly did. i will not deny that. >> sean: is there an o

no. >> sean: really? >> no, i am kidding. >> sean: what is next?doing my own stuff in my own studio. >> sean: you want to go back on stage? >> i want to go back on tour, yes. i want to go tour and do my stand up. i love looking out there. i have a really good diverse audience of fans. i am very prods of that. i have all kinds of opinions and i try to unify what is universal between all of us. >> sean: when we come back the video of the stay. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. >> all right. tonight's video of the day is a sneak peek of tmz's harvey levin's interview with alex trebek. i always

no. >> sean: really? >> no, i am kidding. >> sean: what is next? porn.headline. >> i love doing my own stuff in my own studio. >> sean: you want to go back on stage? >> i want to go back on tour, yes. i want to go on tour and do my standup. i love looking out there. i don't have, like -- i have a really diverse audience of fans and i'm very proud of that. i don't just have -- i have all kind of opinions and i try to e unify what is universal between all of us. >> sean: when we come back the video of the day. straight ahead. video of the sta. ♪ ♪ video of the sta. ♪ we stand for the traditions we inherited and that we must pass on. at bass pro shops and cabela's we stand together for you. shop our stores and online for great deals on great gear. like savings of 25 to 40% on select men's and ladies' clothing. and save 30% on select towables. bass pro shops and cabela's- your adventure starts here. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize

now time for sean hannity in london. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." fox news alert.his is our last night broadcasting here in london, england. tomorrow we will travel to helsinki, finland, where president trump will soon meet one-on-one with the man, vladimir putin. this comes on the heels of the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein so-called big announcement today. 12 russian intelligence agents have been indicted on hacking charges. we will weigh in on a couple of things. the odd timing of the charges. we will discuss the extreme measures that robert mueller's witch hunt will take to keep the spotlight on russia, russia, russia. who hacked hillary's e-mails? we will also have more on president trump's trip to united kingdom. he traveled from england to scotland today and not before hordes of freeloading londoners took to the street to protest his visit. by the way, against the advice of everyone with me and all my producers, i went down to the demonstrations in the middle of it to see what they were all about. we will show you what i experienced. that is coming u

we can't do that anymore. >> sean: let's go to the beginning. a lot of people, critics, saying, when you said little rocket man or "fire and fury" or when he said i have a red button on my desk. you said mine is bigger and works better than yours. how did it evolve from that to this? because he did say at the very beginning, we are going to basically start over. but that has been building behind the sequence? >> without the rhetoric we would not be here. we did the sanctions. other administrations, i don't want to get specific, they had a policy of silence. if they said something very bad and threatening and horrible, just don't answer. that's not the answer. that's not what you have to do. i think the rhetoric, i hateed to do it. sometimes i felt foolish doing it, but we had no choice. >> sean: strategically you were doing? >> yes, and he gained respect. he is a strong guy. people said what is he like? he has a very good personality. he is funny and he very, very smart. he is a great negotiator. he is a very strategic guy. >> sean: the thing th

take a look. >> sean: mr.dent, it is great to see you. >> president trump: thank you very much you very much. to be you literally just finished a press conference with president moments ago. a lot came up. you were very strong at the end of that press conference. you said, where are the servers? what about peter strzok said? what about the 33,000 emails? there was this mystery answer that surprised a lot of people. the president of russia, as it relates to the investigation. >> president trump: first of all, he said there was no collusion whatsoever. he said as strongly as you can say it, they have no information on trump. it was an interesting statements too prayed many years ago, when i was there, a long time ago, hd there were many, many business people there. in all fairness, i was a very successful businessman but i was one of a lot of people. one thing you know, if they had it, it would have been out. he said it's nonsense, that's right. he also says there is absolutely no collusion, which you know, and

that's it for us tonight, sean hannity right now. >> sean: you made my open really hard. i'm watching that segment and i'm just laughing. welcome to "hannity," this hour is chock-full of breaking news, incredible developments tonight, we will bring it all to you, articles of impeachment have now been filed against the deputy ag rob rosenstein. the days of his obstruction may soon be coming to an end, will have full coverage throughout the hour and first another day, another scandal, the sky is falling. the earth is shattered. days and days of breathless pedaling of lies by the mainstream media, we've got the best montage we've ever put together. this time americans americas pl trump haters are spinning in circles over a total insignificant audio recording over michael cohen and donald trump. it's clearly their meltdown but in moments we will show you how this tape is much to do about nothing. we'll take you on a frightening journey tonight, you might want to warn the kids, some of the worst examples of the destroyed trump media moving from crisis to crisis to crisis. we'v

tomorrow is friday, and sean hannity is right now. >> sean: by the way, i want to tell your audience in helsinki, you are a troublemaker. that's all i'm going to say. i'm not going to give you up. speaking on behalf of others, with my producer. >> sean: they were the desert that the president and vladimir was supposed to have. it just for saying. >> tucker: you ate one so you are implicated. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." trump supporters, beware, the midterm elections are fast approaching. many on the left are ramping up the insane rhetoric. ramping up identity politics, demonizing differences, to them, if you support president trump, it's not just the political choice, it's a mortal sin for which there is no forgiveness ever. in a moment, i'm going to show you how our own judge jeanine pirro was literally shouted down face-to-face by some of the term painting of "the view." she will give us the ugly behind-the-scenes stories. we will get more psychotic rhetoric from the left, they're never ending obsession of roger. meanwhile, the president and administration outpacing many complex

it's a very sad thing for our country. >> sean: mr.dent, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> sean: when we come back from helsinki, sara carter, daniel hoffman all reacted to my interview with president trump and the summits between president trump and vladimir putin. more when we continue. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. >> once again, president trump mentioned the issue of the so-called interference of russia within the american elections, and i had to reiterate things i said several times, including in the personal conduct, the russian state has ne

>> sean: will collect the joy behar, jessica tarlov box. as you think you should pay but leave the rest ot americans alone, families thatat are struggling to pay for their cars on their mortgages and send their kids to a private school, because public school sucks. >> they can't afford any off these policies, they aren't very good at. math. you know how much free health care costs? $30 trillion and they want to edit free housing at free college on top of that. you can raise everybody's taxes to 90%, it isn't going to make a dent in the cost of those programs. >> this is what i'm saying, this is in the democrat mainstream. when you look at what bernie is advocating for, you sound like hillary clinton. he said how are we going to pay for that? how did you take my awesome mind and make it even better? jesse watters, you sound like hillary clinton, i live for that. >> sean: the comeback beat the line. >> the validity of my argument, democratic socialists are not the majority. >> sean: is there a positive agenda item for the democrats? >> our ta

you have a sean hannity agenda.'re running this presidency. >> sean: that is the silliest thing. >> juan: i am so ridiculous. how could i say such a thing? >> sean: that's what cnn, the fake news, says and they are lying every night. >> juan: look at the polls about the things you are talking about. look at health care. gosh, the majority of americans think we want to keep the affordable care act. >> sean: keep their plan, keep their doctor. >> juan: i'm just responding to you. they want that. a majority of americans don't believe in separating children from their parents. >> sean: donald trump stopped it. >> juan: he is the one who put the policy in place. >> sean: no, it happened under obama. >> dana: i like the subject of this block. i don't think hillary clinton is running again but i think she's causing a lot of problems for the democrats because you won't get off the stage. and if she wants to be helpful to democrats but i think she could do a better job for them if she was behind the scenes. every time she st

. >> sean: welcome to hannity. first, judge brett kavanaugh is now about to fight of his and his family's life. last night the president of the united states nominated him to the highest court of the land, despite his impressive credentials, one of the toughest federal courts in america predictably democrats. the mainstream media, we have already ramped up all of their attacks. it will show you the worst of the worst and explain why this is so predictable, the smear campaign. it would've been against anybody regardless of who the president nominated. will do something the mainstream media will never do, will review the judge's impressive background. elections have consequences and tonight the president kicked off the all-important trip to europe, tensions are high. protests are erupting all over the continent which is a sign that america wanted to project strength, europe apparently hates us. when america is weak, they love the policies of appeasement and they revered obama. we have major breaking news around the d

now sean hannity is next. i'll be here tomorrow. sean, where the heck are you? >> sean: i'm in london. but i know you have to be up in six hours. there's no excuse if you are a minute late. we will be monitoring. >> i'll be here on time. >> sean: we are broadcasting in london where president trump just wrapped up a busy day during his first official visit to the united kingdom. we'll have more on that in a moment. but first what was an incredible day in the nation's capital. this is a historic day, disgraced anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok was in the hot seat and tonight we are finally now beginning to expose the biggest corruption bias dereliction at some of the highest levels sadly, of the fbi and department of justice. everything we have been telling you on this show is true and we are only about 15% into this abuse of power and the biggest corruption scandal in history. we're going to show you the most contentious and revealing moments from the hearing as a smug, narcissistic peter strzok suspended every bit of logic, lied about his blatant bias and took v

good night from washington, sean hannity is next. >> sean: hate, tucker. great to see you in helsinki. welcome to "hannity." what we're going to cover this hour is so, so vitally important because you have just witnessed the single worst 24 hours in the history of your mainstream media. according to the abusively biased press, the sky is literally falling. the world as you know it is now you, the american people, duly elected is a traitor in the pocket of vladimir putin at russia. if all this hysteria seems patently absurd, that's because it is. journalism, as i declared on this program, has been dead and buried since 2007. we are going to show you one of the absolute worst examples you can't even begin to imagine. we will point out the left's blatant double standard as we compare and contrast and show you how obama's weak and feckless foreign policy seriously hurt this country's diplomatic efforts abroad. the president is cleaning up his mess and we will discuss how robert mueller's political witch hunt is playing a huge role in all of this. we have brand

>> sean: monica?om what i'm hearing, sean, we are still in the early days of investigating the domestic internal targeting of donald trump's associates and his campaign. these are the early days. what we may find out is that the root of all evil may have gone through james comey, may have gone through james clapper, may have gone through john brennan, may have gone all the way up to barack obama, or all of the above. we don't know yet. what we do know is that they were trying to inoculate these agencies like the fbi, the nsa, the cia, by comments like chuck schumer's saying they are sacrosanct, you cannot go after them. well, we are not supposed to be able to go after them because they are supposed to be above politics and this kind of corruption, and we now know they weren't. >> sean: this conspiracy -- you are right. how dare they -- we just laid out all the evidence, how much tougher trump has been on russia than obama. >> you know what? there's another guy, michael haden, the guy who never put his

sean hannity is next. >> sean: great job. love seeing you there. welcome to "hannity." a big, huge no. huge no. huge show and judge kavanaugh is facing the fight of his life. despite his impressive credentials and experience, democrats and their friends on the left and the mainstream media. they have already ramped up all of their attacks. we will show the worst of the worst and explain why this is so predictable. the smear campaign. it would have been waged against anybody. we will do something the mainstream media will do. we review judge kavanaugh's impressi impressi impressi impressive background and remind democrats that the elections are important. protests are erupting. europe apparently hates us. when america is weak, they love policies of apiepeasement and revered obama. breaking news does we will break it all down in tonight's important breaking news opening monologue. the president nominated judge brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court. >> what matters is not a judge's political views but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the co

. >> sean: mr. president, it is great to see you. you literally just finished the press conference a few moments ago. a lot came up. very strong at the end of that press conference. there are those 33,000 emails? and it was this mystery answer that i think suppress a lot of people. by the president of russia, as it relates to the mueller investigation. >> first of all, there is no collision whatsoever. they have no information on the trump. it was an interesting statement. many years ago, when i was ther there, for a long time, so that they were many, many business people there. in all fairness, i was a very successful businessman. i was one of a lot of people. and one thing you know, if they had it, it would have been out. they said it's nonsense. and he also said there's absolutely no collision, which you know, and everybody who watches this show knows, and i think most of the country knows, and a talker is standing right over there, he definitely knows. because he gets it. he is one of the people who gets it. and i tell you, i tho

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity."he hour we will do what the mainstream media never does. list all of the president's successes. we start with my interview with president trump in singapore. this was moments after his historic meeting with north korea leader kim jong-un. take a look. >> mr. president, great to see you. historic day. i think most people want to know what was going on in that room one-on-one. >> well, the big thing is this is now my 25th hour of being up and negotiating. we have been negotiating very hard. >> tucker: this is about the complete denuclearization of the entire peninsula? >> without that, we could not have a deal. we want to denuke the entire peninsula and denuke that whole situation. that's a hot bed. you know what has been happening for years. nobody did anything about it. you have to. we have no choice. we had to. the relationship was really good. it built. i talked about early on in the relationship and the feeling, well, we had a very good feel right from the beginning. we were able to

sean is an interesting guy.er he got out of harvard with his masters degree, he was practicing buddhism for about eight to 10 years. still on good terms with the family, but while the family is involved in the unification church, he is pursuing buddhism. he met with, actually, the dalai lama invited him to spend some time in india. he comes back to the church shortly before reverend moon's death, about two years before. he got involved in the church, and when reverend moon died, there was a big fracturing. that was his time in the wilderness, if you will. he finally decides to start his own ministry, comes to the u.s., and his brother justin already had a business in the u.s. as part of the unification business empire, if you will. he had a gun manufacturing company. this is justin. it was headquartered in new york state, but he was looking to move to pennsylvania for certain reasons, some gun restrictions were passed by the new york state legislature. he was thinking pennsylvania by that time. sean is thinking

chocolate cake. >> sean: [laughs] you remember.s was after assad had used chemical weaponss on his own people. and you had launched the first strike. >> president trump: i said, mr. president, we just sent 58 missiles into syria to hit a certain target, and he said, please say it again. i with his interpreter. i said, we just sent 58 missiles. to show you the technology, every single one of those missiles, from 700 miles away, in the ocean, everyone, 58 missiles, 58 hits. incredible technology. what we have is so incredible. so lethal. not that we want to do it, but are so lethal. that was done because it syria, assad used chemical gases on children, and we had to do that. had president obama gone over the redline, i think you may be what about a different story in the middle east. i really believe that. but he didn't do that. wee did. i told him, sitting at mar-a-lago at dinner, -- >> sean: eating chocolate cake. said,sident trump: i either he's going to leave or we'll be friends. he understood. he really understood. i think he re

that's how reprehensible. >> sean: anything could be. and daniel hoffman, what the president was saying in germany is don't rely on putin and be so dependent on him considering we're spending all this money to possibly deal with a hostile russia. thds listens, they are economy is done because that is their economy. so the president doesn't seem to be too beholden to vladimir putin tonight. >> my late father told me to be faithful to the facts, they won't steer you wrong. and i think it's important, stick to the facts that you are talk about tonight. >> sean: all right guys, unbelievable times we are living in, fake news at its worst. coming up, rush limbaugh, amazing strong words for a liberal elite attacking the president for holding our nato allies accountable to pay their fair share. we pay 70-plus cents of every dollar. that's straight ahead. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not ins

sean hannity from new york city right now. >> sean: great show and thank you, welcome to "hannity." the american left and mainstream media will stop at nothing to malign the presidency of donald j. trump. night after night, these attacks on the president and anyone who supports them, they are vicious, absurd, at this point, it's psychotic. right here on a "hannity," we've been onto this game all along. we've been calling out for years. what you've witnessed in the last 48 hours is the latest example of the last anti-trump echo chamber robert gandy all in an attempt to hurt his presidency, delegitimize his presidency and undermined the vote of the american people. we will go over the political hacks who pretend to be so fair and unbiased, the so-called "journalists," we will also show you the best friends in the democratic party, they are playing politics with the safety and security in our country at the southern border. the midterm elections are now fast approaching. the left state has no plan to improve america, by the way, they are in full gear trying to discredit your vote, your

and when they said it was verified -- >> sean: can't you demand that?anded. the law demands that you provide accurate information to a court, it doesn't require that you will be verified and corroborated it, but procedures -- >> sean: rosenstein said that if it's played tonight, there will be consequences. legal maybe there are. we want to go through the list. hillary end, four times with russian propaganda paid for by an opposition party. >> you know, it doesn't take a lot to link a security clearance. at the deep state has been playing the security clearance game with the trump administration since it has come into office denying, pulling and punishing those who were deemed too close to tromped by pulling security clearance delay. but when it goes to mccabe it's a no-brainer. what about -- >> brennan, yates, klapper. risk for developing its credible derogatory information it is hard to say that there is no credible derogatory information. you have klapper who admits to lying, few have brennan who is accused in a book of leaking purposely the dossier t

justin or sean? tom: justin is older. justin is 47, i believe. sean is 38.d he is also, as i said earlier harvard graduate? , tom: yes. both educated guys. sellingnd he is the one the guns? tom: yes. brian: let's watch a little bit of him. [video clip] ♪ >> look at what i have got here today. my god, take a look at this. this is a vfr. an octagonal barrel, look at that, it even has my initials on it. jm. brian: where is this store? tom: the store is in a little town about 15 miles from the church, in greeley, pennsylvania. rural pennsylvania. he, sean decided to move his -- or, pardon me justin decided to , move his business there for a couple of reasons, one of which was pennsylvania being more gun friendly of a state than new york. he still has a manufacturing facility up in worcester, mess. -- mass. the plan is to move it all to pennsylvania eventually. now he has a large showroom there, and he also designs guns, so he has a little research facility underneath the showroom. he became fascinated with guns as a kid. reverend moon was an outdoorsman. he hunt

no one in my studio knows. >> sean: i've been doing this 23 years.going to get in trouble again. nobody knows you are kidding. >> laura: i like the muppets. but there's something about the way -- i like it. >> sean: i can't hear you. you're going to get in trouble again. stop getting in trouble. i am trying to help you. >> laura: i promise. you are much older and wiser. thank you so much. great show as always. good evening, i am laura ingraham.

sean's wife talking.clip] >> i know about, when he asked me to do something, it is not a personal thing that he makes me do it, because he wants me to do it or wants to pressure me to make him look good, to oppress me or whatever, those negative -- it is not negative reasons. i trust him enough that when he , he actually has a very specific reason, and he good for the it is nation and for me. brian: how many children do they have? tom: five. brian: and justin? tom: seven. brian: what was she saying there ? tom: i don't know the question, what my guess is it had something to do with the role of women in the church. it is very patriarchal. sometimes cany get conflated and misunderstood. again, the language can be quite strong, and if you read, there are other things justin and sean have said about women that would speak to a subservient role. having an of women obligation, and again, marriage is central to the religion. unmarriedchelor or woman is almost unthinkable to them. brian: and they had mass wedding

tomorrow is friday and sean hannity is right now. sean? sean sean all right, tucker in helsinki, you're a troublemaker. i watched you steal desserts. that's all i'm going to say. i'm not going to give you up. welcome to "hannity." >> trump supporters beware. midterm elections are fast approaching. many on the left are ramping up the insane rhetoric pushingny identity politics, demonizing ideological differences because to them, if you support president trump, u well, it's nt just a political choice, it's a mortal sin for which floss forgiveness, ever. now, in a moment, we'll show you how our own m judge janine pirro was literally shouted down face-to-face by some of the trump-hating ladies of "the view." she'll give us the behind-the-scenes story. we have the latest absurd shark-jumping psychotic rhetoric from the left, their neverending obsession with russia. the president, the administration facing many complex issues all around the world. today the f.b.i. director, right, he warned that china, not russia, was the single most significant

sean described that as b.s.. so, i mean, this is one presentation today but the sharp elbow of edginess is in stark contrast to that. that sort of aggression where you basically put down and the politics of ridicule and i think that members on the other side of the aisle are going to come running over. that's not the way it is. that is breaking down relationships. that's not what you described, sean. mr. casten: what makes me tremendously sad, look at my background. why is there nothing in the republican party that i can find attractive right now? i have tremendous respect for john mccain and the generation that's unfortunately passing out of the party. i have been endorsed by bill riley, head of the e.p.a. under george w. bush. i have a lot of history. one of my very good friends is a republican state senator in arizona and he told me he's retiring, not because he doesn't have character and values, but because he can't figure out a way to campaign on his morals and win his primaries because of the toxicity that'

sean described that as b.s. mean, this is one presentation today but the sharp of edginess is in stark contrast to that. that sort of aggression where basically put down and the politics of ridicule and i think that members on the other side the aisle are going to come running over. that's not the way it is. that is breaking down relationships. you described, sean. mr. casten: what makes me tremendously sad, look at my background. nothing in the can findn party that i attractive right now? i have tremendous respect for john mccain and the generation that's unfortunately passing out party. i have been endorsed by bill riley, head of the e.p.a. under george w. bush. have a lot of history. one of my very good friends is a republican state senator in me he'sand he told retiring, not because he doesn't have character and values, but acause he can't figure out way to campaign on his morals and win his primaries because of the toxicity that's come into the party. rep. roskam:toxicity into the party, toxicity sean has i

>> sean: mr. mayor, good to see you. i really do like the ring but i'm glad you had to pay for it though. that would have been controversial. when we come back in, president trump that up with the illegal immigration crisis at the southern border. we have drastic actions to show the way on that. this will be a key issue in 99 days, straight ahead. >> president trump: we need border security which includes the wall and includes many other things. we have to end of the lottery, we have to end of the chain. it's like a disaster, you bring one person in and you end up with 32 people. we have to and these horrible catch and release principles, where you catch somebody, if you take their name and he released them. you don't even know who they ar are. then it's supposed to come back to a court case where they want us to hire thousands of judges. the whole thing is ridiculous. we have to change our laws at least is that there are congress. so i would certainly be willing to close it down to get it done. >> sean: that was the pre

sean spice were, welcome.nt trump has drawn criticism across the media landscape for the putin press conference. was the press right that it was an egregious mistake? sean: i think even the president acknowledged he fumbled the words. there is a degree in the intensity they go after him. he acknowledged and clarified his words. i'm glad he did. i have heard him say before this isn't the first time he made it clear what russia's role has been in the election. howie: i want to talk about the intent. this is not just the liberal media. conservatives, people of on fox news, newt gingrich saying it many the most of serious mistake of his presidency. sean, i get and i glad he clarified it. before it wasn't like there wasn't any history to this. he has said before that russia was involved in meddling. and so i get it. but i think part of the reason a lot of them pile on was because there was this fury from the media that a lot of folks felt they had to react to. i think they could have come out sooner and made it cle

sean is objecting. mr. casten: people can have very different moral views and i tremendously respect peter's moral view being different than mine. that is fine. my fundamental issue is this. rep. roskam: do favor any limits at all on when or how? mr. casten: this is entirely a matter of choice. the choice about what is the right decision for a woman is for a woman and her doctor. it is not up to peter or anybody in washington or myself. peter is opposed to abortion even in cases of rape and insist. mike: so what moves liability further back? mr. casten: this is where the numbers don't lie. one in four women in this country will have an abortion before she turns 45. true for republicans, democrats, catholics, jews, red states, blue states, regardless of access to clinics. the only thing that differs is how safe that procedure is. the only thing that's been proven to reduce the incidence of abortion for people whose opinions i respect like peter is making sure you have access to contraception and full materna

so we will see, as he goes through the process. >> sean: shannon bream, thank you.oining us now is fox news correspondent it was in the room for the announcement. you've kind of been hinting all day because i've been watching your coverage, john roberts. we are all getting some wind that that is what was going to happen. john, what is the big announcement? i have a lot of contacts, and he actually almost said the very same thing in the speech on original assembly, separation of powers, on fidelity to the constitution. i will read that later in the show. what's the first reaction? >> john: obviously by the people in the room here, it's a reaction of welcoming judge brett kavanaugh to the nomination process. i think there were a lot of people that thought he was the perfect person for the job, one of the most powerful circuit courts of appeal in the united states and the d.c. court of appeals. john roberts as well as antonin scalia, judge clarence thomas, warren burger, so many supreme court justices come from the d.c. circuit. a lot of people thought, maybe it won't

it's going to be great. >> sean: our great

since sean hannity is next and a special thanks to tucker for letting me be here. >> sean: i'm in london, and by the way i know you have to be up in six hours, no excuse if you are a minute late. we will be monitoring. >> brian: i've got it. these six welcome to hannity. we are in london where president trump just wrapped up his first official visit right here to the united kingdom. we will have more on that in just a moment. but first what was an incredible day in our nation's capital, fireworks all over capitol hill. this is an historic day in so many ways. disgraced anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok was in the hot seat and tonight we are just finally beginning to expose the biggest corruption bias dereliction at some of the highest levels and the saddest part is we are only about 15% into this abuse of power and the biggest scandal in history. we will show you the most contentious moments from the hearing as an incredibly strong mug, narcissistic peter strzok lied about his blatant bias and even took some veiled cheap shot that yours truly. tonight we will have a direct message for th

>> sean: i don't know why the criticism.it such a bad thing if you get along with little rocket man? we haven't had a rocket iron over japan in nine months. we have the remains of those killed during the crimean war. we have one side at least being dismantled. with putin and a lot of his issues on the table, why is he supporting bashar al-assad and propping up that regime ? we have a israelis, the united states, jordanians, egyptians, they are uniting against you ran which is an opportunity for peace we will never see in our lifetime and i would not be surprised after this if the president goes head on into the possibility of creating alliances like we've never seen before the idea that he can talk to putin about arms, the start treaty which ends in 2021, all that is on the table . >> ainsley: crimea, syria. what about the meddling? >> sean: devon nunez of the house intelligence committee warned us in the washington times in 2014 that this was going to happen and barack obama paid no attention to it.in 2016 in october, just

sean trende. he is senior elections analyst for real clear politics. thank you for being with us. thank you for having me. host: i want to talk about some of the races to watch. and one in your part of the country, a special election scheduled for early next month. talk to us about the candidate and why this is a potentially bellwether for democrats and republicans. guest: this is a bellwether for both democrats and republicans because it is the kind of district you would expect democrats to be competitive in in a wave election. you have two credible candidates on both the republican in the -- the republican and the democratic side. this isn't one of those races where it is competitive because republicans have nominated someone too extreme. it is a good test case for what the national environment really is like. this is a district donald trump won handily. so even if the democrats are coming close, it is indicative of a bad national environment for republicans. host: let's talk about danny o'conno