i am not a part of this conversation. >> sean, sean, let me finish. the last thing i want to say i loved it because she looked at him like i'm going to kill you when we get home. but you kind of smirked at him and went like this. but i thought she is really. she is so gorgeous. >> i can't stop looking at her. >> you can't. >> sean: you spent a lot of time with her lately. >> you have. >> i love her. >> sean: she says she is going to be at the white house. >> she is outfitting the white house she is a beautiful decorator. she decorated all of the rooms pictured in her book. >> you know if she were trying to tell us where he was he has been so many places you can keep up with him. i remember covering these events over the years. not every commander-in-chief signs executive actions at the ceremony while he is being after he is sworn in. >> and then the arena. i know some of them. wait a minute wait a minute. this is realtime. yes. here we go. i love those dress blues. >> sean: say it again. >> what are you hearing? >> 3 minutes. >> you want to talk about

[applause] >> sean: thank you. when i walked in the room i did not get that reception. >> that's not true. >> sean: i'm glad everybody came tonight. i'm very grateful because i'm really here with one message. i know you know what the messages. i think it's clear, you have a razor-thin majority. i know you go up to five which is still very thin. we have a lot of problems in his country. can you get this caucus, the berean ... all of them to understand that they have to work together. >> the answer is yes. welcome back to capitol hill. he did get a rousing applause when he walked in the room. we assembled top leaders to show you that we are unified but energized. there is a change in washington. you were here during the inauguration and we are all still riding high after that amazing set of events. i was with the president for three hours today with other leaders from the conference here. we are all united on this agenda and we know we've got to deliver on that agenda, we will. the president is already going to have

i said this guy is wonderful. >> sean: i don't think...networks are here and i looked at the monitor and i'm -- they are putting on jamie raskin. they don't understand what happened. i said that legacy media died and they died because they been lying to the american people, every since he came down that escalator they have peddled conspiracy theories. they have weapon iced justice, warrants, russia russia russia. not one democrat carried. now all of a sudden they question trump appointees. you are not going to weapon eyes the department are you? i'm like where were you back when it matters. >> that's what they understand. they know how to do that. >> sean: they are pros at it. >> you spent a lot of time with the president. i've said to people, i wish people knew another side of him. i feel he's showing it more. >> i think people are getting it more. people are starting to understand, he was magnificent today, was he not? when he stepped up today, he's usually a little different. he was very serious with his speech and he really stated ever

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[applause] >> sean: thank you. when i walked in the room i did not get that reception. >> that's not true. >> sean: i'm glad everybody came tonight. i'm very grateful because i'm really here with one message. i know you know what the messages. i think it's clear, you have a razor-thin majority. i know you go up to five which is still very thin. we have a lot of problems in his country. can you get this caucus, the berean ... all of them to understand that they have to work together. >> the answer is yes. welcome back to capitol hill. he did get a rousing applause when he walked in the room. we assembled top leaders to show you that we are unified but energized. there is a change in washington. you were here during the inauguration and we are all still riding high after that amazing set of events. i was with the president for three hours today with other leaders from the conference here. we are all united on this agenda and we know we've got to deliver on that agenda, we will. the president is already going to have

great to see you. >> good, sean, how are you doing. >> sean: i am good. first of all, i am really sorry for you and all the people in california, all that you have had to live through. also congratulations on your appointment by president trump. >> yeah, you come with nothing, you go with nothing. everything in between is a bumpy adventure. i am living in gratitude. i found out i was some kind of an ambassador at the same time that you did. on a tweet, i was surprised, but i am ready, willing and able to be of service in any way that i can. >> sean: you sly and john voit. i don't love a lot of people in hollywood, but you are three of my favourite people out there, and three of the best in the industry. so i thought it was funny when i read you did not get a phone call about it, you just heard about it. i read it -- i think it was the hollywood reporter. >> yeah. well i think trump shoots from the hip, you know. but hey, i am here to be of service. you know. >> sean: yeah, good for you. and i know sly feels the same way. and john feels the same way as wel

>> sean: happy birthday, i would sing but i cannot sing. are back, we have very bad details about of the terrorist end of the knee attack, incoming trump national security advisor michael waltz is on and we have tom homan asked congress now ready to tackle illegal immigrant crime on day one, also michaels is back, and jimmy failla was an announcement, all straight ahead. ♪ has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies. ontario is your third-largest trading partner and the number one export destination for 17 states. our long-standing economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. in a changing world, it's time to bring jobs back home and build together. more workers, more trade, more prosperity, more security. for generations, this ally to the north has been

. >> sean: weight! we are paying on average, between one dollar, 1.50 more gallon for gasoline then we were paying four years ago and we were paying at different times, a lot more than that. so we are paying dramatically higher gas prices, 25, 30% higher. >> well i need to check gas buddy at this particular moment. but we know how much gas prices have fluctuated. >> sean: you don't fill up your gas tank? >> i do live in new york city so i don't tend to be driving everywhere and i take the subway which i know you don't love but i do. >> sean: checkmate. >> on the plummet rate which is a good barometer of how the economy is doing, 4.1%. it has been on incredible streak of low on employment, the greatest since bill clinton, for instance. >> sean: those are covert jobs! >> they actually weren't. >> sean: covid jobs came back. >> thank god they did. but then biden added more jobs. >> it was inevitable r. >> it wasn't just inevitable and you know that he has overseen the vast recovery in the g7. which means s

he is going he is screaming into the void. >> sean: 650 million to make the l.a.billion on green vehicles. $800,000 street sweepers in l.a. how about prioritizing fire safety first. anyway dean cain you got out of there. i would not win california. more "hannity" straight ahead. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping hand. dupixent can help you stay ahead of eczema as you welcome the feeling of touch. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after the first dose. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. dupixent. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologi

we manage our forests. >> sean: did he get a degree in forestry?t donald trump: you don't need much. you have to clean the floors, when they had forests in california the used billions of dollars of money. they just said, look at what happened! los angeles, it's like a nuclear weapon went off, what is happened to los angeles. that went for four or five days nobody was even able fighting it -- was even able to fight it. the firefighters were brave as, they were fighting without water. there is no water coming out of the fire hydrant in the fires are rushing, 30 or 40 miles per hour. those firefighters were brave. but what happened to that state is incredible. i remember when rhonda sanchez were debating on your show, talking like, everything is great, everything is great, more people left california this year than ever in history. before the fire. look at it, take a look, the amazing thing, these are wealthy people, many wealthy people lost their homes. i saw somebody on television, one of the wealthiest people, one of the most powerful people in th

. >> sean: we start with a fox news alert. we are awaiting donald trump's president trumps arrival at joint base andrews. we will take you there live as it happens. it is now weak two of the trump administration. it would take me the entire monologue and maybe the whole show to list everything that the 47th president has accomplished over the past seven days. we will show you how trump is cracking down on woke insanity in our department of defense, plus full highlights from vice president j.d. vance's schooling, the smug legacy state run media mob, cbs to host margaret brennan. we turn to an issue that most americans actually agree on. that his immigration, "law & order" at our border and border security. according to a new poll, a whopping two-thirds of you the american people want illegal immigrants deported. donald trump made the support of his campaign and i was president he's keeping his promise to you, the american people, take a look. >> some any people came across the border, nobody has any idea. we really don't know.

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. >> sean: tonight we start with a fox news alert. we are monitoring a very scary situation out in california tonight. wildfires are now raging in los angeles. we have the very latest all throughout the night in just a moment. we will tell you the latest update. we begin with a preview into what will be an unpredictable, exciting, busy and transformative next four years. it's going to be a great ride. president-elect dolan trump in front of a podium. no scripts, no notes, no selected questions, just bold ideas that usually won't get from the d.c. swamp. big plans, a commitment to put america first. our nation's enemies and allies have all been put on notice. take a look. >> if those hostages aren't back, i don't want to hurt your negotiation, if they are not backed by the time i get into office, all will break out in the middle east. >> sean: steve will join us later in the program. also more on trump's maximum pressure campaign against the terrorists that are now holding american citizens in captivity. they have since october seventh

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. >> sean: welcome to hannity. tonight we do have a big announcement at the end of the show, i'll give you a hint, i will be back in washington, d.c., tomorrow. another busy day of nonstop action from the trump administration and the media mob spinning in circles predictably, this as some of the worst people in the d.c. swamp are trying to derail tulsi gabbard's nomination as donald trump's director of national intelligence. megan mccain will join us. she wants to defend tulsi gabbard from what has been a pretty disgraceful smear campaign. buckle up, all week it's going to be robert f. kennedy jr. and tosi and kash patel. it will be 1 attempt after another 2... so don't be surprised. my interview with ukrainian president zelenskyy. i asked if he would be open to a negotiated settlement that takes nato off the table and some compromise on territorial issues mack we will tell you about his answer. i also asked him a question about whether are not ukraine will pay the u.s. back. the couple hundred billion dollars that

that means don't have mcdonald's with sean. >> sean: robert f.ennedy's boss is someone that loves mcdonald's, loves kfc and he loves pizza. so there's no way donald trump is going to support banning any of that. however, making educated choices with not pharmaceutical related research eye is a good thing to make good to see you. the group peta coming for live animal mascots. can't make it up. a spokesperson will join us next as we continue >> peta activists are added again and this time they are coming for some college football mascots. they sent a letter to the commissioner of the sec conference demanding live animals no longer be used as mascots, specifically they called out the use of the texas longhorns mascot who has been a part of texas football since 1916. citing public concern and safety concerns as well as concerns for his well-being. peta spokesperson ashley byrne is with us. you say you would like the sec to only use willing human mascots. are you comparing animals to humans? >> actually we are saying that humans are willing to be in t

sean? >> sean: matt we are praying for you we are praying prevalent in california including the firefighters and those risking their lives battling these flames. this isn't snot a rural area this is the city of los angeles the second most populated city in the country and is also one of the wealthiest and the highest taxed areas in the world. because of its dry area climate, wildfires always pose a massive risk. there's lots of drought in south california. i lived there for five years the city seemed totally unprepared. this city's mayor was absolutely nowhere to be found as the crisis was unfolding. she was in ghana and it took a lot of time to get back to los angeles. when she did arrive the mayor had no interest in answering any questions. it's beyond outrageous take a look. >> do you owe citizens an apology for being absent when their homes are building. do you regret cutting the fire department budget by millions of dollars being mayor. do you have nothing to say today nothing to say t

obama thanked him. >> sean: i think that he is going back to haiti.s empowered customs enforcement to do their job in all 50 states including sanctuary states and cities also declaring a national emergency at the border deploying u.s. marines to the region and is now reinstituting the stay in mexico policy for so-called asylum-seekers and pressuring mexico to secure the southern border and making good on his promise to demolish globalism already removing they u.s. from the destructive paris climate accords those accords say china and developing just china and india are developing nations withdrawing us from the global minimum tax the w.h.o. again moving at lightning speed and during his speech in front of the world economic forum the president vowed to always put america first delivering a powerful blow to the censorship loving elites. >> i'm pleased to report america is a free nation once again and on day when i signed an executive order to stop all government censorship no longer will they labeled the speech of our own citizens as misinformation and

sean. >> sean. sean. sean, let me just finish the last thing i want to say. i loved it because she looked at him like, i'm going to kill you when we get home. but she kind of smirked and went like this, but i thought, she's real. she is, because she's so gorgeous. a lot of people looking at you. you can't, you can't. >> it's so true. >> you've spent a lot of time with her lately. >> you have. >> i love her and she said she's going to going to be at the white house. >> she said she's going to be at the white house. yes. so she's outfitting the white house. she's a beautiful decorator. if you look at the pictures in her book, she decorated all of those rooms. it's beautiful. >> you know what i noticed as you were trying to tell us where he was? he's been so many places. you can't keep up with him. and i remember covering these events over the years. and not every commander in chief does every single occasion. senior enlisted. he's different. not every commander in chief, no one else in history signs executive actions at the ceremony while he's being after he's

. >> sean: welcome to hannity. a huge day on capitol hill, the very first confirmation hearing of the neutron era is now in the books and the president-elect's pick for defence secretary, pete hegseth, did a phenomenal job. he dominated the room. senate democrats looked foolish, petty, unprofessional, desperate and he did it with dignity and grace. the same could not be said for the minority party in the u.s. senate, as i predicted, i told you they would revert to form and revert to their default position which is to smear, slander, besmirched, attack and waste everybody's time. while they should have been asking questions about hypersonic missile technology. the gap of vulnerability in our military, the next generation of warfare. future wars will be fought in air-conditioned offices, not on battlefields while they should have been concerned about donald trump's idea for a dome and military dominance. they were not. instead the senators just attempted the predictable. identity politics, a woke military, di, their

what happened to moving forward, sean? what happened to moving forward? all right, i won't take shots. >> we have a rule, you and i, when i'm talking on my radio show or on this show about sports, you never miss an opportunity to write me. you say stay in your lane when you talk about politics. what do i write? you stay in your lane. >> you stay in my lane. stay, stay in my lane. yeah. >> what is it that i really want to understand? i was talking about joe's cognitive decline before the 2020 election. i was excoriated for pointing it out. the media beat the hell out of me for pointing it out. what is it you know about now that your eyes opened up? i thought i told you about their policies failing. we showed everybody the border. we talked about the economy. we talked about war in europe, war in the middle east. we talked about their weakness in regarding america's position in the world. what part of my commentary did you miss? >> well, first of all, it was coming from you, so i'm inclined to ignore it half the time because you know how i hate agreeing wit

i'm waters and this is my world. >> sean: welcome to hannity. buckle up for another big interview only hours ago i travelled back to the d.c. swamp, i sat down with the vice president j.d. vance. we will bring you that interview and just a moment. tonight after caroline levitz shock and on debut, a star was born in the briefing room, members of the state run legacy media mob wasted no time launching their predictable while attacks. wait until you see what they had to say and caroline will join us with her response. first president trump, he's nonstop continuing to deliver on promise after promise -- earlier today he signed the laken riley act surrounded by members of her loving family including her mother. >> our family will forever be grateful for the prayers of the people across our nation and for helping to get this legislation into law. we also want to thank president trump for the promises he made to us. he said he would secure our borders and he would never forget about lakin. he's a man of his word. he will fight for the american people.

. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight three contentious hearing with three qualified trumpinees who democrats they say are desperate for a scalp and melodramatic behaviour and selective moral outrage is getting old we will hear the latest hysteria and hypocrisy from the hearings. part two as well with my interview with j.d. vance here's a preview we have nominees going out to the senate and rfk jr., tulsa gabbard and cash patel. three excellent choices by the president but i have every expectation the democrats are going to be vicious. now we have small majorities in the house and in the senate. do you believe they will get across the finish line and how do you help them? >> i do believe they will get across the finish line but we will have to fight for each one and make sure that republicans. we are different from democrats and in some ways i admire how senate republicans are more freethinking and more independent. on the other hand the president made his selections and the advice and consent power of the senate shouldn't be used to block people because you have a policy d

day one for sean dyche has gone very well, indeed.o his arrival, the club was once again flirting with regulation. but despite seven defeats in his first 18 games, dyche led everton to safety. and everton have survived again! the following season brought consolidation. a 15th place finish in the league despite a 6—point deduction for profit and sustainability breaches and a first goodison win against liverpool in m yea rs. the 244th merseyside derby is season defining for everton, and for liverpool. a disastrous start to the current campaign piled the pressure on, but despite an upturn in results, supporters began to tire of the style of football and were casting their eyes at a former flame. with everton now under the stewardship of new owners and next season moving to their brand new stadium, the focus is firmly on the future — one they decided didn't include sean dyche. as we just heard in dan's report, the future didnt include sean dyche, but everton�*s immediate future saw captain seamus coleman and under—18 head coach leighton b

sean, you bring up hillary clinton. one of my first cases for president trump was when we sued hillary clinton, when we went after her for the russia hoax. and do you know what happened? we never met that judge. not once. we never appeared in front of that judge, not once. we were sanctioned $1 million. that's another hoax. there are hoaxes upon hoaxes. and until we go through these departments with the amazing leadership that he has picked pete hegseth, kash patel, pam bondi, i could go on and on and on. these people are going to be avengers in the white house and not in a bad way. avengers fighting for america and making sure that we get back on track. and these are the people president trump picked for a reason. they are disrupters in a good way, because this country is backwards right now. unfortunately it is. i am a proud american. god knows it. but i am not proud of what i've seen in the past three and a half years. and that's why i've even stepped away from law to go in and help save this country, because we need

. >> sean: welcome to hannity. we start with a fox news alert at this hour more bad news for california. dangerous wildfires are now back in los angeles as well as santa ana winds. fire fighters continue to battle that plays. he's on the ground, matt finn. it's been brutal. we've got another 72 hours of high winds and a lot of town in -- is in jeopardy right now. >> it so tragic that we are talking about these hurricane level winds returning here to southern california. we will keep you up-to-date on that over the next couple of days. its nighttime here right now, people are concerned about looting. police and the national guard have been beeping up blockades here and in the palisades area and i want to show you a picture i took a few doors down from where i'm standing. homeowners put up a big sign in the window saying homeowners are home, they have guns, be aware. that's the kind of feeling happening here in and around los angeles. not far i talked to a gentleman named billy, he says he's within the fire zone here

sean, you're exactly right. one week from now, we'll have our first full day of the trump presidency. and we can't wait. >> it'll be day two of the trump presidency, i argue, jason, i think i think history is not going to be kind to joe biden and kamala harris. maybe he'll go down as the worst president in history. and jimmy carter was a terrible president, but he had a great post-presidency. you got to give him credit, joe's not capable of a great post-presidency. he's not going to be able to redeem himself. >> no, his problems started to be revealed back in 1988, when it was showed that plagiarism was his way and he had to he had to drop out. i mean, his has been a legacy of scandal and of, of, you know, just immorality in terms of his ability to consistently tell the truth. and, and that's the type of legacy they had, policies that totally failed the country. and he spent this last week trying to gaslight us and try to rewrite history and try to try to tell us things that were totally, fundamentally not true.

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my heart goes out to sean duffy in this instance. i've known him for years and have confidence in him but he will have to hit the ground running. >> brian: tulsi gabbard is friends with meghan, your wife. i watched sean hannity during the week. how cool and composed and smart she is. and how prepared she will be. she should expect some heavy fire from the democrats, her former party, right? >> i absolutely think so, brian. i think her performance is critical today. we've seen now repeatedly strong performances in front of these committees by these nominees. she needs to have one today to allay a lot of concerns. i think the biggest concern is keeping her own party -- current party united. once she gets to the floor with the recommendation, i'm confident that tulsi gabbard will be approved. getting through that committee process makes this hearing today all the more critical for her. we understand it. my wife and i support her and we're looking forward to seeing her prove a lot of her critics wrong today. >> ainsley: i know you are fr

we have been pushing sean. everyone knows sean for a long time. he got many democrat votes.hey want to take as long as they can. they ask questions like some of the questions that peter would ask that were totally irrelevant and not very good questions. they want to keep it going and keep it going as long as possible. i was very honored actually. >> what are your plans to meet with the families? is there anything you can tell us about the training? >> these are the things that will come up with the investigation. you don't know. the helicopter was in the wrong place at the wrong time. and a tragedy occurred. >> you've been critical of the current regulations and have called for reforms that the faa. i am curious -- >> i made the reforms. three days ago. >> what's your message to the american public in the weeks and months ahead? should they be hesitant to fly? if you could clarify something the defense secretary said that this helicopter went on a continuity of government mission. >> i don't know what that refers to. they were practicing. that is something that should be don

it begs the question, sean. yeah. that's right. it begs the question, do stupid people ever hit a point in life when they realize that they're actually stupid? and finally, speaking of stupid, there was coffee gate that the panic and fear mongering over trump threatening the country of colombia with heavy tariffs, and then liberals losing their collective minds over there, starbucks being more expensive. well, after about five minutes of resistance, colombia's president, as we know, completely capitulated. the threat worked and the media threw a pie in its own face again. i mean, there's more examples here, sean, but we only got finite time, as you know. >> let me last word, tomi. when donald trump says tariff, let me interpret this for the media. that clearly does not want to understand him. that is the first lobby in the beginning of a negotiation. am i right or wrong? >> right. >> you're exactly right. and it's incredibly effective, which is what joe just discussed. i think it was a couple of hours before we saw a complete rever

>> i love sean too. and lawrence kind of hit on this. he specifically addressed on mlk day black and hispanic supporters and said he wants to fulfill the dream of martin luther king jr. and nobody's talking about this, but i actually think it may be the most historically significant thing about his victory. this was the least racially divisive election 100% since 1964. in this country, black, white, asian, hispanic people. >> to your point, sean, 64, was the civil rights act, 65 was the voting rights act. >> since then, we haven't had people coming together. trump has done something that no one has done in almost the lifetime of most of the people at this ball right now. >> well, because the voters chose their destiny, they chose their future. you know, there's been this narrative and you saw it with the former. and i hate to go back, but the former president, barack obama, tried to shame black men, tried to push us to the polls, told us that we had to do it, and the voters rejected every piece of that. you saw donald trump going to the

sean and brian are both back with me. sean, i'll start with you. the week. >> well. >> do. >> i really. >> have to pick? >> this is really hard. honestly, i'm going to go with the. >> security clearances because. >> you know, i think it has larger implications for, you know, this whole. >> campaign of retribution. look, anthony. fauci is 84. years old. why put that. man's safety at risk? >> that is an all time low. and we're going. >> to see more. >> of it right. as the trump administration, you know, continues to take away really. important governmental. >> oversight, right. >> that lead. >> to safety and. >> security and so on. >> brian, i'll start with you on this one as well before we get to the others. but what about your worst of the week in your eyes? what was the worst? >> well, look. >> i would i would probably tend to agree with sean. i mean, also purging, purging our ability to tap into the wealth of knowledge that former government officials have doesn't do anything but hurt us. i mean, especially when you have to recognize that the peo

. >> sean: i agree. easy. >> with time, effort, money, unfortunately, but they are all solvable. we can get our country back. if we didn't win this race, i really believe our country would have been lost forever. >> steve: kudos to sean hannity getting the first interview. last time we got the first interview of the presidency in the east room. but it was wide ranging and, once again, you see whatever you ask donald trump, he's going to answer. and this is just such a -- once again, a breath of fresh air. so many reporters, so many tv networks wanted to talk to joe biden, but he was just hold up for four years and this is just completely different. >> lawrence: the president has a lot of energy, ainsley. he is not hesitating. he doesn't want to waste any time. if there is any sort of debate or anything about him keeping his campaign promises, i think that was pr demolished on day oe with the executive orders that he signed. and i just think that he believes he has the support of the american especially w

this is not complicated. >> no, sean. and the other issue that's shocking to me is that you don't have a society or a culture that's in hollywood that wants to change. you had people that were voting for karen bass or rick caruso. gavin newsom comes along and they don't want to change. they don't want to move from their typical behavior, their voting behavior. even though we saw the policies are wrong. i was one of the first trump supporters. i wrote about it on breitbart. you know this, other people know this in 2015. and yet the blowback from the hollywood community now people are waking up a little bit. america has been burning for decades, not just california. and my heart goes out again to all those people that lost their homes. but it didn't have to happen. as you said before, the forestry, just cleaning the brush. how about desalinization plants? find some new technology. but you know what? gavin newsom wants to have california 2.0. what does that mean? single family homes. you can now build multiple family homes t

>> well, sean, that's a great question. and this is exactly why we have to get president trump's nominees in office now before inauguration. we have to get kash patel in at fbi, pam bondi at the department of justice, tulsi gabbard at the director of national intelligence, pete hegseth. marco rubio, his national security team has to be in place because, you know, the threats aren't taking a pause. you know, while the senate kind of thinks about it, we need them now. and that is because we need to get in and see if the appropriate resources are being directed, as you just mentioned, at the real threats, not at social justice, not at parents, at school boards, but isis is back, al qaeda is back. our border is wide open. we already know they infiltrated and we thankfully intercepted eight isis operatives looking at three different cities at different sites to hit over 400 from the same tajik based smuggling ring over a 50 left still unaccounted, according to chris wray. so we we've got to get in there right now and thank god.

he was taking charge of the toffees after replacing sean dyche, but there was little joy for the scot12 years after leaving the club for manchester united. for villa though, it's their first away win in six attempts. sean dyche left the group of players with great character and great attitude so i'm really pleased to be taking over that. what i now need to do is add quality, find ways of maybe getting a bit of results if that's possible. but you just can't change the whole thing around right away. david moyes' return to everton. he was taking charge of the toffees after replacing sean dyche, but there was little joy for the scot almost 12 years after leaving the club for manchester united. for villa though, it's their first away win in six attempts. sean dyche left the group of players with great character and great attitude so i'm really pleased to be taking over that. what i now need to do is add quality, find ways of maybe getting a bit of results if that's possible. but you just can't change the whole thing around right away. we've had some chances, some clear chances in the first

it is what sean duffy is part focused on. as if i'm firm congressmen cochair of the great lakes task force work with republicans and democrats in the house and the senatere on infrastructure including wisconsin and minnesota, and upgrading. carl et cetera baldwin is called mr. duffy the right person for this job. neared a unanimous bipartisan vote on a commerce committee last week. mr. presidents mr. duffy mentioned during his confirmation hearing he and his wife rachel nine children. i am not the first to observe the logistics of moving the duffy clan is by itself preparation for this job. but more seriously mr. president as a father and a parent of new drivers, transportation safety is personal to mr. duffy. as a resident i will state myself i appreciate coming from rural wisconsin he knows the infrastructure needs and rural parts of the country are just ae important as those anywhere else. mr. president sean duffy will bring valuable experience to the transportation department. he has a proven track record to the public an

. >> speaking out for the first time against her former mentor sean diddy combs. >> how was it? somebody constantly treating you like a piece of meat. >> the verbal abuse she says she endured on making the band three. >> what's your stomach looking like? for real? are you feeling a little sick? it was just like a constant. and he did it in different ways with all of us. >> and her message to cassie, diddy's former girlfriend shona. that disturbing video obtained by cnn. >> i just had to apologize. i'm sorry that you had to go through that by yourself. >> plus, designer dupes. >> 80 bucks. you can pretend she got a birkin. >> from walmart's bag. inspired by the birkin to lululemon replicas at costco, bargain hunters everywhere are taking advantage of affordable, luxury inspired items. >> it's like flying private. this is like front flying spirit in the luggage compartment. >> and why shoppers are suddenly flaunting their designer lookalikes and super bowl countdown. the celeb fans showing their support as the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs head to the big easy city ch

sean was born in 1991, daughter katie followed.years, the couple's life was hectic but happy. but in early 1996, four months before sandi disappeared, the marriage hit a rough patch. greg moved out of the house. friends told the police there were money pressures, among other things. what went wrong with the relationship? i think she said she couldn't talk to me or communicate with me. and you know, we'd seen a marriage counselor. and we were working on some stuff. and i think it was getting, you know, better. you wanted to get back together? yeah, i wasn't against that at all. andrea canning: but law enforcement developed a very different portrait of the marriage and the chances for reconciliation. kristin richardson and carla carlstrom prosecuted the case for king county. they were talking about divorce. they had gotten to the point. and it was sort of assumed that they would be divorced. so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that decision had been made. andrea canning: and then investigators

did you believe that sean scott was a doctor? yes, and i trusted what he said.d he had naively and regretfully purchased and displayed the certificate in his clinic. he claims he did not portray himself as a medical doctor and he informed clients who asked that he was not medically qualified. but our investigation is aware of at least two other complaints made against him. we have received patient—reported| complaints about thisl practitioner that relate to bad practice. ashton collins runs a national register of trusted practitioners. two of the people that have reported incidents to us - were under the impression. that this person was a doctor and that's why they chose - to have treatments with him. despite repeated warnings for over a decade, the aesthetics industry remains unregulated. last year, the first death from a cosmetic procedure was recorded in the uk, and there's frustration at how long it's taking to bring regulation in. the last death should have galvanised this government into really cracking on with it. dr paul charlson is an aesthetic speciali

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but we need to get an faa administrator approved to become a part of sean's team. but and we also what i said earlier, kate, we have the ntsb very, very professional organization that will get to the bottom of this. >> mr. secretary, it's john berman here to the extent that, you know and can explain, we get that the faa and control towers handle civilian flights and routing, particularly around washington, dc, and they have conversations, presumably with military aircraft as well. but how are military helicopters exclusively? how are they handled in terms of air traffic around the district? >> anytime there's an aircraft in the vicinity, in the region, whether it's dulles, whether it's, uh, baltimore, whether it's they're all a part of the airspace, whether it's, uh, reagan, they're all controlled by, uh, the air traffic controllers in the region. and these people are the best. i, i know these air traffic controllers. i know the air traffic control system. again, these are very professionally trained people. and they guide planes in and out as as someone who served