barack obama has been missing in action. only in the american ghetto, sean, could this go on with the northward of emergency. if that many people died in the hurricane in the southeast, there's no way that everybody would stand by twiddling their thumbs. there's no sense of urgency. but here's the bottom line. here is what is wrong in chicago. it's not the chicago police department, it's the fast that mayor emmanuel has allowed black lives matter in the aclu to run the chicago police department. they are setting policy procedure. >> sean: should they not follow the new york experience? when mayor giuliani started stop and frisk, they got the number down to about three or 400. a majority of those lives saved were black lives. so now implement something like that? but the federal government be able to come in and do that? >> the thing is, the promising thing about this is if there is any, they don't have to reinvent the wheel here. they don't have to come up with something that's never been tried before. the order policing, bu

maybe they should blame barack obama. i don't think the democrats are being sincere. i think what they are trying to do is score cheap political points. listen to what democratic senator said at today's hearing. >> the notion that the elected leader of this country will put julian assange on a pedestal compared to the men and women of the intelligence community and the military, that is so deeply embedded in the community, i think it should bring about the human cry, whether you are republican or democrat, they are should be howells and mark my words, if the roles were reversed, there would be howls from the republican side. >> sean: of course president-elect trump saw this coming and he tweeted... it is for the people to make up their own minds as to the truth, the media lies to look like it would be against intelligence when in fact i am a big fan. mr. trump has every right to be skeptical about what has been coming out about the election hs hearing proves that donald trump was right to push back against e left's untrue claims. just to remind you viewers of what wik

in the course of barack obama's presidency, 4,000 people died, murdered. another however many thousand were shot. you might go in and help fix it if they can't? >> president trump: there were many people shot last night. the news this morning is that many, many people were shot last night in chicago. chicago is worse than some of the countries you read about in the middle east where there are wars going on. t there is no reason. there is no reason for it. >> sean: coming up, president trump takes me inside the oval office. this exclusive interview with the 45th commander-in-chief continues.s. stay tuned.um >> we will get our people off of welfare and back to work. rebuilding our country with american hands and american labor. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. bringing manufacturing back to the united states and its happening, it is happening big league. >> toyota will reportedly invest money into a factory in indiana. they will also add 400 jobs. >> foxconn, partnering with apple is considering a $7 billion plan in america. 30,000

that is the president, now president, barack obama chelsea manning. the fact that he commuted the sentence of him and also it was julian assange that had texted out, well hey, if he gives him d come to the united states. what does that mean? >> i think we have to look really carefully at all of obama's pardons. the pardon and commutation power is, there is no check on that. that is a presidential prerogative. he could do whatever he wants. at a time where so many in the left are complaining or making these allegations about russia and the release of documents, it is interesting that he decided to go with the manning commutation. i don't think you're going to hear much of an explanation from president obama, maybe in some post-presidential interview. he'll give us some insights on that. whether it's a gitmo release or some of these other sentences he's commuting, i think again it's all going to have to be sifted out in the historical look back. >> sean: the fact that the white house was hacked, the department of defense, including by the way to the off

we had eight years of barack obama, who was always willing to take risk for american lives on behalf of people we've never met. anyone who wasn't an american somehow attracted obama's compassion in a way that americans didn't. you now have a president to really take seriously the tremendous threat of international terrorism and who is prepared to take steps that are very tough-minded and that will inconvenience some people. but the people in the orlando nightclub that were killed, they were inconvenienced. the san bernardino shooting, they were inconvenienced. the people in berlin, who were killed when a truck went into a christmas market, they were pretty inconvenienced. we have to recognize as a country, we have a right to protect our own citizens and that is precisely what this is aimed at. >> sean: everyone in the media keeps lying. they keep saying this is a muslim ban. 89% of muslims are not banned from other countries, 40 plus other countries, indonesia, turkey, egypt, i can run to the list, even dubai security chief said we completely support the ban of president trump which

based on their definition, this is just a nuanced fact here, hillary and barack obama ban muslims when they put a six-month moratorium on iraq. jimmy carter ban muslims based on their definition now, he wouldn't allow iranians to come into america during the iranian hostage crisis. all we are saying is we want the right to vet you. make sure you are coming here with peaceful intentions. that does not seem unreasonable in any way to me. >> theriot two parts to that. being allowed to come to america as a noncitizen is a privilege, not a right. therefore we ought to measure it that way. the second thing, and this is what i think is truly historically disturbing by the news coverage over the last four or five days and by the language of left-wing democrats who are totally irresponsible -- millions of muslims around the world, 1 billion plus people heard donald trump supposing a muslim ban. that is a total lie. indonesia is the most popular muslim country in the world, they are not banned. india is the second. they are not banned. go down the list. as you pointed out, you have the king of s

barack obama i never liked. because of his policies. because of his views, because of its radical background. i would've been -- hi! we have stragglers, that's always good. dr. gorka, that's always good. i talk a lot about the economy. the president now mentioned today radical islam in his inaugural speech, which was very different from what we've experienced the last eight yea years. how'how is that message being received? in your study. >> everything has changed. when he used those three words today, radical islamic terrorism, he put the marker down for the whole national security establishment. everybody heard it. law enforcement, national intelligence security, our allies and our enemies heard it. no more political correctness. you're not going to rename it. >> sean: does not mean they want to accept the challenge or that means we've got to be more careful and there will be consequences? >> i think both. the guys inside the machine that i've had the honor of working with, who have just been shackled and realized, now we can go to wa

whether was hillary clinton, or barack obama, or donald trump. >> sean: i tweeted ben smith that night. i said then, i called michael cohen. it took two seconds. or texted him. whatever i did. i got a confirmation. i had never been in prague. >> i've had situations where they've done stories on me where they deliberately did not call me because he didn't want to put a quote in there that would be helpful to me to refute the story. i know what they do. i know the games they play. it is refreshing and it is very good for our democracy that we have a president that is trying to get us back to a free press. >> the maca >> sean: michael goodwin of "the new york post," a very good writer, he said thay were hoping and if you look at e breathlessness and hysteria by which cnn was reporting this story, he said that they were hoping for political kill shot against trump. is this indicative of what is going to happen in the next 4-8 years post ? >> i don't think there is a kill shot. he is a great choice but, those were choices in his cabinet that would match any cabinet of some of our really gre

president trump has been working nonstop to fix the mess that barack obama left behind. addressing border security, immigration, regulation, obamacare, the federal workforce, spending, pipelines, confirming the cabinets, ending free-trade, the president also announced that executive x the mimike action to keep america se to taking an refugees. on the other words, extreme vetting. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want them here. we want to ensure that we are not letting them into our country, the very threats our soldiers are fighting overseas. we only want to admit those into our country who will support our country and love deeply our people. >> sean: the president also hosted one of our closest allies at the white house. here he is with british prime minister theresa may. take a look. >> i think brexit is going to be a wonderful thing for your country. i think when it irons out, you're going to have your own identity, and you are going to have the people that you want in your count

i don't expect this will be the same example barack obama will follow. you agree? >> not even close. let me give you a little insight, i talked to former president bush about this myself. i remember when he was in japan and in japan, they have a system with the former prime minister, going to the parliament. bush was talking to me about it and he said how on earth can you be president when all your present assessors are speaking out against you? he was already's thinking about that when he was a sitting president. the job is a hard job and the graciousness that the extent of their successor makes us a strong country. congress' job is to fight with the president, former president's jobs are to fade into the sunset and do so gracefully. your day has come, you had your chance. as you pointed out, much of what president obama has done is going to be erased because of the election. the american people spoke. now it's time for something else to do it. it's time for somebody else frankly to fade into the sunset. >> sean: is also the way he governed. he didn't want to do t

they did gather a lot of email addresses. >> sean: we had a rally when barack obama won in 2008, he was inaugurated in 2009. you said it or i said, warm somebody said it, thought it awful lot about blowing up the white house, i am a commentator. right? what would happen to me? what is going to happen to her? nothing. >> you would probably lose a lot of your sponsors. does madonna have people who are willing to look into her music? i don't think her last few albums have done as well as she wanted. there is always good to be a double standard but the amazing thing is when news anchors who report on this kind of laugh it off. i saw few laughing it off. like oh, she may get fisted by the secret service. if this were coming from jon voight, an analogy. if john white said that or some young actor, they would never work again. i don't see it. >> sean: i don't see it either. i think your radio show would be over. i would be out of here and fired from radio. that's the double standard. going to be interesting to see if that plays out because i know i would be arrested, you would be arrested. >>

so, this is about barack obama, not about health care. because the democrats know, this is his signature, he's got his name on it. this signature thing he did in eight years. now, it looked like it might be blasted out of their in a few weeks. am i correct? >> it will take more than a few weeks but it will be blasted out of there. frankly, you opened up, bill come with numbers that are far more favorable to the affordable car. political ran a poll, they said, do you approve or disapprove of obamacare? 41% approve, 52% disapprove. but then, if you ask a strongly or somewhat, strongly approves or 19%. this strongly disapproves her 42%. and you can see this on rentede pea, the strength of the antipathy towards obamacare in the next question they asked, which is, do you want to repeal it? and part, repeal all of it, you want to expand it, do you want to keep it as is? 32% said, repeal it in part, 27% said come up repeal all. that is a total of 59%, saying, let's repeal it in part or completely. 24% at said expanded. only 11% said keep it as i

remember, barack obama as president is veryry fond of the executive order. it's just the stroke of a pen that allows president trump to go in line with what americans expect. energy is a key one. we hear from -- we've heard so many candidates, right, left, center. "i am for all of the above energy." what the heck does that mean? great sound bite. nothing is made in america anymore. i will tell you that we have energy beneath our feet and off our shores. and americans want to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and also stimulate our local economies, create jobs here at home. he is for coal, clean coal. he is for shale. a very exciting time for us to rely more on americans and american energy for our economic simulation and growth. >> sean: kellyanne, it is a bold agenda. if he follows up on all these items that he talked about in the campaign and you are talking about now that he has been elected will shift the trajectory of the country. i'm going to love watching it. it will be a fight. i will be here fighting on tv. it will be a fight.on i hope i will see

i would argue that within 90-a hundred days, 90% of barack obama's agenda will be swiped out. it'll be like he was never there. we've got to break. thank you boris, thank you michelle. now, we are waiting. the president donald trump at the salute to the armed services ball. we have another hour of "hannity" coming g g g g we wile monday. have a great weekend. >> hundreds and thousands of people expected to be gathered here on the national mall to watch donald j. trump takes place in history as the 45th president of the united states. >> this is a day that's been a year and a half in the making. it started with the presidential bid that many did not take seriously at all. >> is this real? this is real. i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. leading in just about every state. i am going knock the hell out of

the last act that barack obama performed in office, he performed today. he commuted the sentences of drug dealers. it's time for this to end and us for us to have a new beginning. >> sean: the only question now is will he give hillary clinton apart and as gerald ford did for crimes committed or that have may have been committed. bill bennett, good to see you, it'll be a good day tomorrow. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: joining us now, fox news contributor is there any other job you need? >> welcome to my town. it is my town now. >> sean: there were a few of us that really believed that this could happen. >> can we just enjoy this very moment? first of all, look at this. this is where donald trump is going to be living, with his family. i can't believe sean put the itching shouter, as a prank on trumpet. obama would let you do that. think about where we came from 18 months ago when you and i were talking about this movement that we had seen on the radio for years. economic populism, questioning these trade deals, having borders that matter. having immigratio