"this has been utilized by every single president starting with that guy, george washington. president obama asserted his power once. neither was subject of an impeachment charade. was it considered obstruction when they do that? in 1999, even jerry nadler, biggest hypocrite along with schiff in congress, argued that it is not illegal or impeachable. that's only for his side. here's the kicker. in a dispute over the legitimacy of that, the court issued the verdict. they provide a remedy. in the case of president trump, democrats didn't bother to fight the case in court. i'll tell you why. they thought they were going to lose. constitutional scholar, jonathan turley. according to the president's legal brief, "they simply announced that constitutional condemnatioaccommodation. they must impeach the president immediately, urgently." tonight, the senate must not, your elected senators must not capitulate legitimacy to the demands of compromise in this specific case, congenital liar. schiff and the rest of his house managers. that's because this is a baseless impeachment. it has b

george washington? george mason, james madison, or aoc? and pelosi and schumer and biden, biden is a dimestore politician. he's been a politician for 47 years. the man has accomplished absolutely nothing, 39 years in the senate, eight years as vice president. are we going to reject our history? will be going to reject the agents that inform our history for joe biden who runs around and talks about unity and says he would do more on the virus when you know he would not? everything is at stake. i will close with a quote from one of the great living icons and he said on my show back in july what i see is if the election goes to biden that there is a good chance that the democrats will then control to branches of congress and the white house and considering the kinds of things they are proposing to my that could well be the point of no return for this country. we've come too far. we are too great of a nation, we have saved too many people. we have lost too many lives. think about your own ancestors. to surrender this country and one vote to a

it's not a game when you're pushing the boundaries of executive privilege, which george washington used, and every president pretty much in between and since. take a look. >> the trial of the leader of the free world and the duly elected president of the united states, it is not a game of leaks and unsourced manuscripts. that's politics, unfortunately. to be specific, you cannot impeach a president on and unsourced allegation. but to have a removal of the duly elected president based on a policy disagreement, that's not what the framers intended. if you lower the bar that way, danger, danger, danger. >> sean: jay is right. what's happening here is dangerous. a small group of republican senators, well, they are the can of caving to the democratic colleagues. maybe they want to be like. maybe they are putting their own election results ahead of the constitution. and what's in the best interests of the country and the principle of executive privilege in the right of a president to get free and fair and open advice from his top advisors. maybe they want the democrats to get all the witnesse

guess what the opposing people called george washington. they said he abused his power by refusing tosh turn over documents about the sanjay treaty which was very -- john jay treaty which was very controversial. this has happened from the beginning of our history. and the idea that anybody could be impeached for abuse of power, something that almost every president has been accused of,f, during the obama administration there was a whole congressional hearing on obama administration abusing its power. it's a cliche abuse of power. it's something that is tossed out about every president by political opponents. >> sean: no crime. >> it's not an impeachable offense.of it's not even close. even if you don't need a crime and there is a dispute about that. you can't raise that issue abuse of power to the level of impeachable offense. and framers would have rejected that. >> sean: seeking remedy when there is a conflict between the executive and legislative branch i didn't go to harvard like you and ted cruz. i ran out of money to go to college. i

last i checked, george washington wasn't part of the civil war. they hate america and we need leaders, sean, to stand up and defend america unapologetically as the greatest nation in the history of the world dedicated to equal justice. >> sean: i was so critical of the 1% but i always went out of my way to remind people the 99% in the fbi, or intelligence community, they are good people. 99% of police that protect and serve and put their lives on the line. the 9/11 cops, the cops that were walked across an open baseball field, sitting ducks to protect congressman scalise and others. they risked their lives they knew it. senator, thank you. joining us now, he's the father of a young man we mentioned earlier. horace lorenzo anderson. he was murdered in seattle's chop zone autonomous zone or summer free love zone on june 20th. horse lorenzo anderson sr. is with us along with a family representative who is the executive director of not this time. andre taylor is with us. sir, i speak for everyone i know watching this program tonight. we are so sorry f

like george washington, the need for executive privilege. again, the house, they could've subpoenaed mike pompeo. mick mulvaney, they could've subpoenaed john bolton and anybody they wanted. he decided not to because it was so urgent for them to go on vacation. >> before we get to executive privilege, you say it's theater and i think what's going on now as a trial lawyer, at least i'm speculating, everybody wants to get the last word before intermission at the theater. i think what the democrats are trying to do is frame it so they get to make all their arguments before the weekend. and then everybody goes home for the weekend, or at least sunday, and they've heard only one side. anna begins to filter into their heads. i think probably that the trump defense would like to at least begin to present their case before the weekend for theater strategic and other kinds of reasons. that's just my speculation. as to executive privilege, look: executive privilege is part of our constitution and it's very important. the president doesn't even have to

bush, george washington, i don't know. george lopez. you decide. >> there's a lot on the ballot this year. this is the most consequential -- not because i'm running but because of one running against. most consequently election in a long, long, long time. the character of the country in my view is literally on the ballot. what kind of country we are going to be? four more years of george -- george. find ourselves in a position where if trump gets elected, we are going to be in a different world. >> sean: joe, come on man. you're running against donald trump, the president of the united states. his wife jill sitting there kind of an agony, trying to whisper trump's name under her breath. let's be clear, there's no great mystery as to why joe biden is barely campaigning at all. he's not, well, he seems weak and frail, not mentally or seemingly physically capable of the rigorous schedule as a candidate, never mind the hardest job in the world. he needed 5 out of 6 days off just to be able to do one 90-minute debate. at times

you go to the judicial branch and you say, executive privilege, which can be traced back to george washington, you would be destroying the power of the presidency and spinning on the constitution. act serious. and it's clear that the schume schumer-schiff sham show is nothing but revenge. they have been dreaming about impeachment since 2016. washingto19 minutes, this insane political stunt they have put this country through for three years is long enough. how about working for the people of this country. you are supposed to be public servants. this has got to end. the american people, you get to shock the world. in 285 days, you will be the ultimate jury. i hope you shock the world again and you don't reward what they've done to this country for three years. as we speak, we are watching the tale of two coamericans here. you've got the president, racking up in the last week and a half, one major a compliment after another. look at these accomplishments. record breaking new trade deals, $220 billion with china. farmers, manufacturers, autoworkers, energy sector, service sector, japan, europe, c

another video showing vandals hurling red paint at joe george washington. joe, what will you do to fix it? you haven't told us in the hundred days. the nypd now facing what is a $1 billion budget cut. brilliant mayor, blink of an error. that was cuomo who not only sent covid patients into nursing homes but also signed a no bail bill, all the anarchist the police arrested, they were let out to join back in on all the anarchy. congresswoman ocasio-cortez apparently still not satisfied, releasing a statement that reads in part, defunding police means the funding police. doesn't mean budget tricks or funny math. she is saying that they don't go far enough and she's advising biden! at a time when police are facing increasing levels of violence and a lot are retiring and quitting, ocasio-cortez and other democrats want their funding script. by the way, who are you going to call at midnight if something is happening? l.a. democrats are planning to defund the police, stripping away over 150 million bucks, planning to eliminate the special victims bureau. victims bu

where george washington led his men on a daring mission across the delaware and where our union was saved by the heroes of gettysburg. gettysburg. one of the great, great, incredible states of history. gettysburg. so vicious, so horrible and yet so beautiful and so historic, right? incredible. gettysburg, pennsylvania. this is a place where generations of tough, strong pennsylvania workers mind the coal, worked the railroads, forge the steel that made america into the greatest and most powerful nation in the history of the world. we are making it greater, greater, greater than ever before. not even close. not even close. what we're doing. we are doing it together. proud citizens like you helped build this country, and together we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion and your drive, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. we are one movement, one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. together with the incredible people of p

washington. putting a name fourth about the supreme court. joe biden said almost three months ago he was going to give a list to the american public. he still has not done it. i don't know if he forgot about it but he has not done it or kept his word. >> sean: all right, it's called commitments to america. you have a website with the same name. commitmentstoamerica.com here people can read it. congressman mccarthy, thank you. more flip-flops from the ever forgetful joe biden. still struggling because after committing over the summer, as kevin mccarthy just said, to compiling and releasing the list of supreme court nominees, biden is now backtracking yet again. sort of like fracking, sort of like coronavirus, sort of like the travel ban, sort of like everything. indicating he will not release any sort of list before the 2020 election. joe, why not be transparent? why not keep your word? did you forget what you said? take a look. >> we are putting together a list of a group of african-american wome

. >> you want to get rid of george washington and abe lincoln? don't call yourself a civil rights attorney trying to get rid of people who made this country great? >> dan: what i don't understand. i don't understand. i'm just asking you for logic. logic, reason, a set of rules. is the left's goal by canceling washington and lincoln and grant and lee and everybody else that the best way to eliminate ourve history is to expose it? expose it for its sins? does this make any sense? >> not at all. i think there has to be a certain degree of transparencyll about these people. who sayss who we get rid of? but there's nothing wrong with studying what roles do people really play in american history? what did they do in their everydayeier lives? >> we know about them. don't talk in lawyer talk. we know the good and bad of washington andnd lincoln. don't come on this program and try to spread the left-wing rhetoric! come on. >> transparency is not rhetoric. >> dan: what i don't understand, darrell what you said is the conservative viewpoint. study both side

joining us now with more, fox news contributor, george washington law professor, jonathan turley. the interesting thing, i've been watching your commentary, you are a democrat, and i'm watching your commentary, you are saying, no, this is part of the process. i don't want to put words in your mouth. how is it, though, if you can add this to your answer, a lot of states got it perfectly rig right, and they are still counting and others. how do we fix this so people can have faith, trust, and confidence in the results? >> no, you know, this is really alarming, because since 2000, helped cover that election from another network. i have been writing columns, and why can't we have a uniform standard, we are giving billions of dollars to the states, why can't we require a uniform standard? even after 2004, the congress did what it always did, it created a commission, the commission through a couple of billion dollars to the states, and we still don't have a uniform standard. that money seems to just evaporate. and it's really quite maddening. now, that leads us to the situation. what i

. >> jason: mount rushmore really is one of the gems of the nation and they are, the depiction of george washington, thomas jefferson, theodore roosevelt, and abraham lincoln who perhaps was the greatest president this country has ever seen in the tumultuous times that he went through. we are watching as that is marine one, marine one is designated where the president is, joined by the first lady melania trump as they are getting off of marina one getting into the motorcade, going to then head over to the event and fox news will carry it live all the comments and remarks by the president when he speaks there at mount rushmore. so he is entering into the motorcade. a fairly short trip there to the actual amphitheater for the president will make his remarks, but the motorcade is underway and will be departing as he moves to where he will give his comments but like i said, fox news will cover live. we saw mark meadows get off the other marine helicopter, but this being marine one, the president will now make his way and will be introduced by kristi noem who is the governor of south dakota,

washington law professor jonathan turley. the interestingle thing and i've been watching your commentary. you are a democrat. you are watching the commentary and you say, this is part of the process. i don't want to put words in m your mouth. how is it if you can add this to your answer, a lot of states got it perfectly right, and they are still counting and others.un how do we fix this so people can have faith, trust, and confidence in the result? >> this is really alarming. since 2000, and i helped cover that election for another network, i've been writing columns c saying why can we hava uniform standard. we are giving billions of dollars to the state. why can't we recover your uniform standard. evenda after 2004, the congress did as we always did. created a commission, theio commission for a couple of billion dollars to the state, and we still don't have a uniform standard. that might've just seems to evaporate. it's really quite maddening it. that leads us to this situation. what i don't understand is within 24 hours, le

george washington and abraham lincoln as a combo, as a combination going to win. this is what we are upbu agains. where they are going from and where they are going to is where they originally came from that is none of this stuff. you're not going to have energy and our nation is going to have onet of the best years ever had next year. next yearet is going to be bettr and this third quarter coming up in the numbers are going to be out before the election -- those numbers are going to be fantastic -- you watch. >> sean: the numbers for 8.4% unemployment, some predictions early on -- i didn't think you would see the jobs come back as quickly as they did. >> president trump: record-setting. >> sean: early voting has started. the first debate scheduled for september 29th and now going on in states around the country. are you preparing for your upcoming debates and if so, how so? >> a little bit but what i'm concerned about are all these ballots. they are sending unsolicited the ballots. it could be as many as 80 million throughout the nation. when you have small races

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you're also talking about statues of george washington, abraham lincoln, they like to get jesus, you know that. they said we want to get jesus. he had nothing to do with any particular event other than they are troublemakers and agitators and anarchists. the big thing they want as they want w to destabilize our county and we won't let them. so i said to my people if you've arrested so many, how come we don't know about this? i said i think the public should know it and we have a statues act, a monument act which puts you in jail for ten years if you do what they've done. tso we've got that, all the taps because the nice part is it is all on television like the character on the horse the other day, he's in trouble on the andrew jackson, beautiful opposite the white house and you've got to remember, andrew jackson, the battle of new orleans, he was a great president and a great general and you can't let that happen. but they were after abraham lincoln and tonight, i guess they are looking at abraham lincoln, and that was the emancipation proclamation. so you have that, and signing eman

and those three items alone, how can anybody even run -- george washington and abraham lincoln, as a combo, as a combination, couldn't win. but this is what we're up against. they change their view, but where they are going from, and where they are going to, is where they originally came from, and that is none of this stuff, you are not going to frak, you are not going to have energy, and our nation is going to have one of the best years ever had next year. last year was the best year we've ever had, next year is going to be better, and the third quarter coming up, and the are going to be out before the election, those numbers are going to be fantastic, you watch. >> sean: well come the numbers were at 8.4% unemployment, some predictions early on -- i do not think you'd see the jobs come back as quickly as they did, to be very -- >> president trump: record-setting. record-setting, sean. >> sean: but early voting has started. before the first debate, which is scheduled for september 29th, early voting and states around the country. we talked a lot about that. are you preparing yet for

when they take down those statues and the monuments, when they take down george washington and they take down abraham lincoln, and ulysses s. grant, and when they take down these people, and abolitionist. think of it, abolitionists are being -- because i think most of them don't even know what they are doing. and we are not going to be venezuela. >> sean: i did like what a friend of the program said, this garden of heroes that will represent every american from every background. mr. president, we have gone just a little long here. thank you for your time, we appreciate you being with us, and 117 days to go. >> president trump: thank you very much. thank you. >> sean: live free or america dies. hannity.com. let not your heart be troubled. at laura ingraham, i owe you 35 seconds and i'm paying you back tomorrow. >> laura: oh, really?

a curfew is in effect and response to the death of george floyd in police custody. and clashing as officers try to crush the streets. the minneapolis unrest spreading to other u.s. cities including atlanta, and washington, d.c., and here in los angeles with the secret service and uniformed officers trying to keep the situation under control before demonstrators threw bricks and other objects at demonstrators. and in atlanta, protesters setting a police car on fire, and vandalized the headquarters of cnn. and in brooklyn, new york, where the nypd has been forced to call in for backup of surrounding precincts. you see them outside the barclays center in brooklyn, demonstrators say that this is all about the death of george floyd. a black man who was arrested and handcuffed, and then held down on the ground in minneapolis for nearly 9 minutes with an officer's knee on his neck, as you see there, floyd dying while in police custody. the four officers involved have been fired. and that officer you see there, derek chauvin kneeling on his neck, he was arrested friday and

>> george floyd! >> trace: nine days after george floyd died under the knee of a police officer, there is new hope for justice and peace. in a country torn apart by hate and anger. word of additional charges against the cops whose actions or lack of action sparked a nationwide crisis hitting americans against americans. hello, everyone. i'm trace gallagher in my sandals with continuing live coverage of events that are still unfolding across our country. it is 10:00 p.m. on the west coast, 1:00 a.m. back east, and on wednesday, we got news from minnesota at three fired police officers will face charges of aiding and abetting in the death of george floyd. a fourth former officer, the one who pressed his knee on floyd's neck, is now accused of second-degree murder, a crime that could put him behind bars for 40 years. the news has triggered a wave of raw emotion over the thousands who have marched in george floyd's name, demanding equal justice and an end to police brutality. the protests were largely pea

george w. bush said i want the guy who was demonstrated to me that he knows how to make things work and would be a good partner to me. and if something happened to me, people would have confidence that dick cheney would be a good fit. that's not the case here. none of those considerations entered in here. it was sheer politics and ie. think some of the panelists were right. this was covering up for some of his mistakes of the recent months. >> sean: wow, all right, karl, i owe you some lighting in mark levin's basement bunker. the hidden bunker. all right, thank you for being with us. >> can i have a ginger ale? mark? >> sean: he needs a light. all right, joining us before the president is louisiana n senator john kennedy.s senator, your reaction to all this? >> well, sean. kamala is my colleague, so first i say congratulations to her. i think the fairest way to describe senator harris is to say that she's a san francisco democrat. vice president biden has promised to be the most liberal presid

on the ground in washington, d.c., tonight, fox news correspondent kevin corke. kevin, what's going on in our nation's capital? >> sean, the air is full of smoke, but not from teargas or anything like that or even pepper spray. it's the kind of smoke that you expect to smell a college campus. that's basically the atmosphere here. i'm going to step out of the camera for just a moment. you can see there are still a sizable crowd here, sean. curfew of course was two hours ago here in the nation's capital. most of the crowd that we saw between, say, 5:00 and 8:00 is actually moved on, but we still, as you can see, have probably close to a thousand people out here, maybe several hundred right along the fence line on the north and of lafayette park and for those of you who are unaware, lafayette park is directly in front of the white house, so you have this blocked off with a chain-link fence and you have lots of protesters here. again, not any damage. that i've been able to see of significance. i did see a sign pulled down but that's about it so far but they are not r

and it gets worse far left actor george the kite tweeted this attack on senator rubio. there are very, very few instances of reaction to the covid-19 vaccine but marco rubio has always thought of himself as one in a million so there is still hope. that is not all. unhinged actor alec baldwin fueling more violent rhetoric towards the president and his supporters tweeting "whoever wrests trump he refuses to concede? who drags him out before adding a knee on his neck cutting off his oxygen? does he weave i cannot breathe? and of course congressional democrats cannot help but push more russia hysteria and collusion delusion like california's maxine waters who is now claiming congress missed an opportunity to impeach president trump for treason over ties to russia. wow, so much for, well, when they go low, we go high. that never came to fruition. but of course, this is what we have come to expect from the new extreme rage filled left spewin endless hate and personal attacks against those who dare to call out the rampant hypocrisy. and outright lies in it don't make miss for

you are looking live in new york city where there are over a dozen demonstrations and washington, d.c., is bracing for a weekend of major protests. president trump is stressing "law & order" while addressing the death of george floyd

he boycotted the inauguration of george w. bush and donald trump and trump a barrage of angry tweets from the latter president describing the congressman's georgia district is in horrible shape and falling apart. two years later, he joined the chorus of democratic house members calling for president trump's impeachment. >> i believe, i truly believe the time to begin impeachment proceedings against this president has come. >> the most polarizing of times, he won the respect of colleagues from both sides of the aisle. speak of the fire and positive sense of the where. >> lifelong efforts for equal rights he never dreamed it possible that america would one day elect a black president. >> from his activism to the nearly 25 years in house of representatives, john r lewis. >> president barack obama awarded him the medal of freedom, the ceremony took on added significance. >> john lewis is my hero and my friend. it's a great example for me. >> late 2019, he announced he faced a different type of file, a fight for his life against st