barack obama said he has become a fictional character. here is a quote from his interview, i believe with "rolling stone" in 2008. he says i was never subjected to the villification of fox news and the media ecosystem. he blames that on bringing down his approval ratings. >> he won'tlet it go. bottom line, he should have come on fox news and reached across the aisle more. he passed through without any republican help. he didn't want it, he never got it. howie: he seems to leave out other parts of the equation. >> the mainstream media has backed president obama and will have been outspoke others who have definitely been on the attack. there is no question about that. he's right. there have been talk shows and conservatives who have gone after him. but he's the president. you can expect he's also a super liberal president. when you have a president acting in a liberal way you will have the press going after him. >> the obama administration often leaked everything they needed to the "new york times." so it's no surprise the "new york times"

the iranians do not fear barack obama. in international matters, it's clear, president obama believes global warming is more important than stabilizing and protecting the world. in the face of a global. now, global warming is real. climate change is happening. but mr. obama's vision of hurting certain economic sectors in america in order to lessen fossil fuel intrusion cannot possibly work unless countries like india and china do the same thing. as everyone knows, they are not. so, mr. obama imposed regulations that hurts the american economy, knowing full well that climate change wouldn't improve for a while. does that make any sense? at this point in history, two-thirds of the american people think america is on the wrong track. but they still like barack obama. his approval ratings are about 50%. that is up to the president's credit. he has put forth in emmett java responsibility. but as the nation's leader, mr. obama has not improved the economy to any significant extent, has not diminished poverty and poor education,

barack obama is a leader in this country and will remain such. all right? even after he leaves. >> he's only 55. >> bill: he's a leader. he dodged a question that he should not have dodged. winston churchill could not have dodged that question. >> i'm not so sure about that. i have seen winston churchill -- >> he had to make a decision. >> bill: that's another example of poor leadership. there is controversy around president obama staying in washington, some people said he might set a shadow government up and undermined donald trump. he was asked about it today, will he speak out about issues? >> efforts to round up kids who have grown up here and for all practical purposes are american kids, and send them someplace else, when they love this country, the notion that we would just arbitrarily or because of politics punish those kids, when they didn't do anything wrong themselves. i think would be something that would merit me speaking out. >> bill: nobody thinks that it's going to happen, no one think there is going to be around about the so-called dreamers.

barack obama has been missing in action. only in the american ghetto, sean, could this go on with the no sense of emergency. if that many people died in a hurricane in the southeast, there's no way that everybody would stand by twiddlingpl 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 fact that mayor emmanuel has allowed "black lives matter" and the aclu to run the chicago police department. they are setting policy rprocedure. >> sean: should they not follow the new york experience? when mayor giuliani started stop and frisk, they got the number downay to about 300 or 400. a majority of those lives saved were black lives. so now implement something like that? would 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 mainten

i am old enough to remember 2008, barack obama was writing hide. it was a kumbaya moment. these companies are going around now, because they're not sure what the new president is going to do. nothing is p going to last forever.to they are going to do what's best for their bottom line. at the end of the day, what's going to end up happening they make business decisions partially on the regulatory environment, partially on the tax environment. >> he's not going to do that. >> you don't think he's going to put the tariffs -- >> whether it's mexico, other countries, china, -- since 1945, we made state department and treasury, a conservative effort. it flows freely in the united states. >> megyn: that is a fact. >> we did that to create economic dependence. all trump is saying his timeout, let's have the -- act's for the young people out there. sats. >> what are you looking at me for? >> megyn:[laughs] your point is she is like enough is enough? let's even the playing field? >> the last best hope for globalism is donald j. trump.t' 26% of the gdt in the world. >> megyn: it's si

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howie: donald trump and barack obama have startling different views of the media. corey lewandowski will be here. howie: the presidential handoff took place, and at barack obama's last press conference, he spoke of the press. you are not supposed to be sycophants, or be complimentary, but you are suppose to cast a critical eye on those who hold power. >> what about twitter? are you going to continue to tweet? >> yes. i don't like tweeting. i have other things i could be doing. but i get very dishonest media, very dishonest press. howie: what do you make of the contrast between the obama sendoff and all those specials on tv, the "new york times" writing about what books he likes, and the trump transition, i would say he received no honeymoon. >> two completely different approaches by the media towards these two distinctly different people. the way they handle themselves in public. and the media responded accordingly. weak investigation and eavesdropping. >> they were spying on reporters. james rosen here at fox news. that's what's interesting about this. he called t

what barack obama said is, he told putin to knock it off. and prudent suddenly knocked it off. except, he didn't knock it off. they have not taken cyber security seriously enough and that is why this country has been expose the way it has been exposed. >> sean: we good to see you, my friend. >> sean hannity in 2020. >> sean: when i come back, we go [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," reaction to the farewell address, the old buddy. the person that got us in this economic mess. oh, look at that. you had to be there. or an economic advisor, my buddy, austan goolsbee. i'm not even going to say anything. i'm going to give you a chance. o

he flipped 209 counties that had twice voted for barack obama. >> i spent my entire life and business looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world. that is now what i want to do for our country. reporter: after a recount and a campaign, the postelection period would be dominated from his by chief that the kremlin had interfered with the election to swing it for mr. trump. >> they hacked into some democratic party e-mails that contained pretty routine stuff. some of it embarrassing or uncomfortable. the president-elect agreed. >> as far as the election. [inaudible] reporter: finally the fateful hour arrived. >> so help me god. congratulations mr. president. [applause] reporter: his inaugural address would be the shortest in four decades and the sharpest indictment of his immediate predecessors from both parties seated behind him that any new party has delivered. >> the establishment protected itself but not the citizens of our country. reporter: he proclaimed america first and promised to turn around the carnage of our cities, secure our borders and er

i don't remember barack obama being treated that way. they were a little rougher i think on george bush than obama but not this bad. >> i will give you a direct answer to that. but george bush never sought to reset with russia. a strong ally of ours after september 11th, until they essentially became a giant gas tank and putin got wealthy and greedy. bush dealt with him as such. but in terms of the news conference, you nailed it. i just never saw the press treat barack obama with such roughness. nobody treated george bush like that. just face it. the press is hostile to donald trump, they always will be. and he is happy to return the favor. he actually has the upper hand in that relationship. >> sean: i thought it was a knock out and very entertaining. i thought it was fun. which of donald trump to going forward? should he push them out of the white house? should he bypass them, laura? >> when the press is doing its job, it should be a cheerleader for the administration. it should be an honest broker. and be a check on power. that's what

i am going to grade your loyalty for barack hussein obama. you are the most loyal soldier, i love loyalty. i admire loyalty. you are probably his greatest defender, you are the best at it and i give you an a+. >> that is kind of you. >> sean: you defended the impossible, but i give you an a+.he >> i am only loyal to the facts, sean. >> sean: god bless austan goolsbee, and i meant what ict said in that article. up next, tonight on "hannity"... >> we are going to use every tool at our disposal, through regulation, legislation, so that we can save people from this mess. >> sean: speaker paul ryan saying republicans plan to repeal and replace obamacare concurrently. finally, that is the way to do it, so how are they going to do it? up next. liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! (sigh) i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's sup

pete, let me ask you, barack obama has made clear he wants to get rid of these last detainees. or at least 19 of them. the white house was asked today, are you going to take into account president-elect trumps request that he not transfer it anymore and that a the new administration is coming in and donald trump had an issue on the campaign trail. the white house said we will not be taking that into account. your thoughts? >> i think that is exactly righ right. obama is going to fulfill one of his first promises when he came into office. he's going to be unable to do it and at the end result with these 19 people that he most likely will transfer by january 20th, these will be the people that donald trump will have to go back and capture. we are in a hot war. the greatest time since 9/11, isis is taking credit for about 1100 suicide attacks in 2016. you've got the attacks going on in turkey, germany, france, and those types of things. you've got failed states and syria, iraq and libya. we are in a worse situation than we were in 2009 when this president came into office. >> megy

what barack obama said is, he told putin to knock it off. and prudent suddenly knocked it off. except, he didn't knock it off. they have not taken cyber security seriously enough and that is why this country has been expose the way it has been exposed. >> sean: we need to fix it. good to see you, my friend. >> sean hannity in 2020. >> sean: when i come back, we go one-on-one with obama's former economic advisor came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand. and best overall brand. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. do you know how your you might be surprised. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften, unblocking your system naturally. miralax. tech: don't let a cracked windshtrust safelite.plans. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. gi

. >> bill: that reminds me of as man named barack obama. >> no, barack obama won big, as did ronald reagan. >> bill: my way or the highway. >> they did kind of do that. >> bill: i try to persuade you, doctor. it is futile but i try to persuade you. persuasion is good. we appreciate it. plenty more as "the factor" moves along this evening. brit hume has some thoughts on the first press conference today. it was a heated exchange. we'll show you that. watters talking to the folks about the inauguration.s >> what would you have liked to see president trump say? >> what does he actually want to do? like, in a clear way.s >> i think he made that pretty clear. >> bill: i hope you stay tuned for those reports. to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients

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i just never saw the press treat barack obama with such roughness. nobody treated george bush like that. just face it. the press is hostile to donald trump, they always will be. and he is happy to return the favor.. he actually has the upper hand in that relationship. >> sean: i thought it was a knock out and very entertaining. i enjoyed every second of it. i thought it was fun. which of donald trump to going forward? should he push them out of the white house? should he bypass them, laura? >> when the press is doing its job, it should be a cheerleader for the administration. it should be an honest broker. and be a check on power. that's what the press does for both parties, equally.y. but that they have to occupy tha white house, i never bought that. the press should -- >> sean: and colluding with hillary -- >> they could be brought in for press conferences if that is necessary, when it's merited. it could be over at an executive office building, or jackson plays are one of the other federal buildings, they did that they have to camp out at the whit

i see you playing now the footage of barack obama out waving.ag that was my zone. in conjunction with the washington field office agents, i was responsible for developing the tactical plan, the medical plan, the chem biological plan, mitigation plan for explosives, all of that in that three-block area. for obvious reasons, that three-block area was very sensitive because he was out of the car. i mean, that car is like a rolling tank. when he is going to get out and wave, all of your senses have to be on high alert. you have to have a h 360-degree sphere of protection following him everywhere. and it took a really, really long time to plan. we are talking years here.y soup to nuts, bill. >> bill: do you get people out of the buildings? because trump and pence are going to walk, so they say, after the speech back. so there are buildings. they are flanking pennsylvania avenue and the other streets they are going to use. do you evacuate everybody out of the buildings?a >> that's a good question. a few people have asked me that. no, what they do is, they cordot off the

okay, president barack obama led to the league and getting caught slacks. he led the league, nobody has ever gotten caught more slack than he did. donald trump is not getting cut any slack. he is got to be right out of the gate saying, okay, tomorrow, we have an investigation about what executive orders we can expect them to sign next week. now, juan, if you are a guy who resents trump's demeanor, without be accurate? then, how can you cover him fairly? you are going in with his big negative. how can you be fair, as an analyst come about donald trump if you already resent him? >> i don't resent him. you said -- him, i find him likable. it's the demeanor. >> bill: you can separate him from his demeanor? >> of course. people act different ways at different times. in fact, one of my great hopes that he will act more presidential. i think you need last meryl streep, les getting in arguments about arnold schwarzenegger's ratings, and vaccines, and -- i think for middle-of-the-road voters, you mentioned the poll numbers not being so good, the minute he does well

barack obama tried to delegitimize fox. that didn't work put. donald trump is going to try to delegitimize the whole media. the media has helped him. there's a reason why the country doesn't trust them. >> this is the problem with how we handled ourselves throughout the last year. so many of us were so extreme and overt from in our partisanship that people don't necessarily feel that donald trump needs to be dif rent to the media. it's automobiles important to have that media investigate and hold someone accountable. >> it's like the boy who cried wolf. >> nothing but the boy who cried wolf. >> they were apoplectic over everything he did. no one is listening to him anymore. >> taeb breakup of the media where donald trump with go by the gate keepers and communicate with people directly true twitter decreases the public outcry for transparency and press conferences. and i think it's hard are for the public to see how important it is to have those when you're directly asking questions and having the chance for interviews when he's constantly talkin

>> it is classic barack obama. he doesn't talk to congress, he doesn't talk to members of our congress, doesn't ask for any advice, he is coddling up to a dictator, somebody that arrested 10,000 people last year, and he is not thinking about the people that are still being persecuted. we clearly have to work all across the world and come up with a better immigration policy in america, but we've got to take care of those people that are trying to leave the raul castro tierney, all of these people being arrested and beaten up. >> bret: when the administration said something had to be changed, something wasn't working after 50 years, how do you respond? >> first off, nothing changed for them. raul castro is still a dictator. he has not been elected by a democracy. there is no political freedom. he arrested 10,000 people last year. he is doing all of the things -- there is nothing that has changed for the better since barack obama did what he did. now what he is saying, if you are trying to leave that dictatorship, the

that was 2009 at barack obama's inauguration crowd there and 2017. charles. >> you use the word surreal which is a nice way of saying just plain. for the press secretary to step out on what looked like an emergency, we were going to do it on monday but we moved it up and it's basically over ratings. it was only a week ago that as president-elect he was tweeting about the ratings for celebrity apprentice and sort of mocking his successor. arnold schwarzenegger compared his ratings to investing key referred himself djt as they ratings machine. this is an obsession which is not terribly healthy -- healthy. it's been one that trump has had crowd size, poll numbers when they are good people save them and it's not a good way to start out. i'm the world's expert on the churchill lost because i pointed it out at the beginning of the obama administration. they denied it ever happened and in the end they had to issue an apology which i know was the only time the previous administration obama had ever apologized. this. bret: we should point out that isn't presi

i am not -- you know, i was very happy to attend the inauguration of barack obama. i will be attending without much joy but with a respect for a system, even though i know the system is flawed with then electoral college, et cetera. >> bill: why do you think other democrats don't see it that way you do? i do. you may remember, the second inauguration for barack obama, there was no republican boycott, even at that time, they were at each other's throats.. republicans showed up. it just makes the democratic party look bad, i think. >> well, it does because, while we get excited about reaching out to a base that includes a lot of people that really do not think donald trump is legitimate, may even loathe him, we have got to remember that we will not be a majority unless we can appeal to those people who either voted for trump or thought of voting for trump. >> bill: it's the independent americans that the democratic party needs to win back if you want to take power away from donald trump in four years. but see, i don't understand what this boycott accomplishes. i don't

>> barack obama's is soaring rhetoric. barack obama is sometimes flowery language. donald trump is more practical, and not only his delivery, but what he is trying to say. i think the pendulum has swung, and we will see how the baton hands over and just al few days. >> tucker: since you covered your white house and you are around these guys all the time both on and off the record, is there a recognition that as popular as of the poll suggests, he and his family are personally -- that this last election was a personal rejection of his legacy? do you get the sense they feel that way? >> they don't. they feel very defensive about president obama. hey says he leaves with high approval ratings, and i don't think how they explain the loss is what they talkey about. >> tucker: interesting. bret baier, thank you very s lo. appreciate it. that is itt for us tonight. tune in every night, at 9:00 p.m., we will be back tomorrow. sean hannity is next. don't miss it. >> sean: and thanks tucker, the obama nightmare is finally coming to an end. president obama just vanished giving

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 made it through barack obama. who saw that one coming? we are stronger than we thought we are also in more trouble in some ways than i thought. at least, in eight years ago. we are to a point where megyn kelly leaves and now they're people that instead of celebrating you coming on the air and a new point of view, they're saying she is a traitor for leaving the company. i know nobody there believes any of that. that's ridiculous to think that. we need to stop thinking of each other as traitors if we go work for someplace else or even if we just disagree with each other we've got to be able to disagree. >> tucker: would you recommend this business to your kids? >> i will tell you this, tucker, and you've done it long enough to know and you have kept your soul. you are a good guy. you are not a good guy? >> tucker: i don't know, i think there is a cost to everything. >> you are good from all reports that i have heard, and we've met a few times. you are a good guy. so i'm not speaking generally to you. but i think this job -- i wouldn't wish

perhaps barack obama does deserve a little bit of credit for that. we'll see 20 years from now, children who grew up thinking of a black man as president. >> if it does continue to improve as it has generationally, it will not be because of barack obama. he had an extraordinary opportunity when he came into the white house to really see a progress -- seal the progress. >> bret: next step, this week's winners and losers. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands. ahhh...that's a profit. way to grow, rodney! visit quickbooks.com. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. >> bret: thanks everybody for letting us into her home tonight. tonight we have the winners and losers with the panel. >>

bush, than barack obama. >> bill: why? >> because i insisted that you name the enemy. call the enemy radical islamists. >> bill: that was obama. >> no, that was 2002. it was bush. number two, why was i blackballed by the obama administration? because i called him on his immigration policies, his border security policies, as well as the fight against terrorists. >> bill: so those two guys. now, so much emotion invested in trump, if you have that, can you, if it doesn't work, say it hasn't worked? >> absolutely. i do it every day and have done in almost every day of myk, career. >> bill: when was the last timeh you criticized trump? >> the last time i criticized trump? early on, at one point, i thought he had exceeded himself in terms of some of his conduct. and i said so on the air. one time. >> bill: can you give me anof example? >> no, i can't recall what the example was. you are pressing me. >> bill: look, i am not disparaging you. >> you are. but it's okay. >> bill: no, i'm not. if you, in your heart, believe that he is the best leader for this country -- >> i know

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

perhaps barack obama does deserve a little bit of credit for that. we'll see 20 years from now, children who grew up thinking of a black man as president. >> if it does continue to improve as it has generationally, it will not be because of barack obama. he had an extraordinary opportunity when he came into the white house to really see a the white house to really see a progress -- seal the progress. i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. >> bret: thanks everybody for letting us into her home tonight. tonight we have the winners and losers with the panel. >> the winner of the week is sam johnson, he fought in two wars, a true hero. picked up a

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

in that time, he has fulfilled more campaign promises then barack obama and eight years. look at what has happened with george w. bush. this is a president who is historic and his energy, his animation, and his commitment to his promises to the american people. >> bill: you can't argue with any of that. he comes in like a tornado, he has done what he told his supporters he would do, at least partially come i do expect them to continue on that. >> exactly. >> bill: what if all of these things don't work? let me give you an example. you are an economic genius, or so with is your staff tells me. he pulls us out of a trade agreement in asia. now, the folks don't know whether this is going to help their lives are not. i don't even know. it's a shoot. >> can i help you? >> bill: no. we don't know yet. we don't know yet. but a year from now, we probably will know a little bit more. and let's say, it wasn't a good deal. let's say china and america are in a trade war, that is not helping either side. are you, lou dobbs, playpen and all, going to criticize donald trump? or is your

if barack obama has set out to deliberately undermine and weaken america, what has he missed? what else would he have done? it is unimaginable how much damage he has done and you are exactly right, the whole effort with the iranians who by the wao now that we have paid a basically ransom for one set of hostages, they've actually locked up more americans. we are not getting any positive response. the whole deal with israel, which is horrible, unless it's reversed by trump, will set a stage for disaster in the middle east, all these things,ve it's as though barack and his team set out to do everything they could to undermine america's position in the world as their going away president. >> sean: let me ask thisis question.. i think you are raising some really good points here. here is a reality and i want you to tell me if you agree with it. because he did not respect the constitution, separation of powers, donald trump is going to spend the first few hours of his presidency or at least that first week eliminating 75% of obama'sar agenda. and you repeal obamacare replace obamaca

in 2011. >> barack obama put a pause for six months on refugees coming from iraq back in 2011. i don't remember protesters and i don't remember lawsuits. so, i think the bigger question, if this is a temporary pause, which is designed for us to improve and look at our vetting processes and temporary, i don't think that is an outrageous idea. >> bill: here in the usa, we have had our share of migrant terror. all 19 muslim killers on 9/11 walked on in here, so, did the boston marathon murderers, muslims from central asia. one of the san bernardino killers was from pakistan. the orlando mass murderer came from a muslim immigrant family, as did the terrorist who attacked a mall in minnesota. it is certainly responsible and logical for a new president to institute updated protections for this country by ordering specific, temporary immigration actions. is it not? however, it is also responsible for a federal judge to order that foreigners with the repot -- the proper credentials already issued not be punished. there should be room for a case-by-case decision making. as republican se

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

i remember barack obama as president, he is very 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 one. i am for all of the above energy. what's at 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. americans want us to develop that, and also to sinew jobs at home, he's for coal, clean coal. he is for. relying more on americans and american energy for our economic stimulation and growth. >> sean: kellyanne, it is a bold agenda. if he follows up on all these items that we 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. i will be here fighting on tv. it will be a fight. i hope i will see you often. >> you will see me often. it's really up to the american congress as well. and where they are. there's no more excuses to divide. state legislatures, this is really the time

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