sean: on march 5, 2013, five russians flew into brisbane airport. they said they were here for a holiday. they were part of a larger group of nine russians who had made multiple visits to queensland since 2010. ilya: there's these guys who came to australia a few times. they're not very higher-rank russian businessmen, yeah? it looks like that they have some businesses in russia, but it's not big business, let's say. sean: the russians were involved in two siberian businesses: an ice cream factory and a precious-gem company. during their visits, there have been 24 accounts at this one surfers paradise branch, and over three years, more than $29 million was deposited into them. dr. david chaikin: the russians obtained debit cards on those bank accounts, and they used those debit cards to fund luxury holidays, designer clothes, expensive jewelry. the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigatio and with the materi they had, they sought successfully to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal po

very desperate indeed, sean. back to you. >> sean: i hope the world answers because you said 90% of mariupol is now rubble. do we have any idea of the death toll? >> the death toll is in the thousands claimed by officials, still not verified. 300,000 have escaped from there but again it's street to street house to house right now. it looks like it's going to go to the russians. but what are they left with and what have they done? >> thank you. please be safe. president trump filed an expensive lawsuit against others for their role in pushing the years long russian conspiracy hoax and lies, laying out evidence of racketeering, conspiracy to commit injurious falsehood as other claims. the defendants maliciously conspired to weave a false narrative that the republican opponent donald j. trump was colluding with a hostile foreign sovereignty which, of course, we exposed right here on this program. we are also learning that alvin bragg has suspended a probe into the business practice, there is an investigation not bac

sean? >> sean: jennifer, do you have reports there were three separate assassination attempts on president zelenskyy, do you have any more details as to what has happened or have you been able to confirm that? >> i haven't been able to confirm that. we do know the ukrainian president talked of that chechen hit squad that was sent to try and kill him, and we were told a very elite unit was pushed back in ukrainian special forces did a good job in terms of eliminating that threat, but i can't speak to the other two attempts on president zelenskyy's life. but no doubt, he is a marked man tonight, sean. >> sean: absolutely. jennifer griffin from the pentagon tonight, thank you. unfortunately, also tonight, joe biden, kamala harris, they are still refusing to face reality and are doubling down on their failed putin-friendly, america-last energy policies because tonight there are still no sanctions on russian oil. that means our western european and nato allies and the united states, as of this v

it's a message to stay out. >> sean: tonight all eyesor ukraine. a bloody new chapter of war is unfolding before our very eyes. civilians are in russia's cross harris. i have been critical of ukraine's government and corruption in the country. and by government officials. now president zelensky and ordinary ukrainians are fighting against an invasion. innocent men, women and children are dying at the hands of a tine tyrant named vladimir putin. this six-year-old was killed in southern ukraine. she was pale. her brown hair was pulled back with a rubber band. her bloody pajama pants were decorated with cartoon unicorns and her blood is on vladimir putin's hands. my question to the soldiers waging this war on civilian and children, really? is this the legacy you want for your life. do you have the courage to stand up. this is a hard tape to watcher but it's important to see. take a look. but it's important to see. take a look. >> [shouting]. >> [crying]. >> sean: the medical personnel try to resuscitate this girl, they are crying. vladimir putin kille

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. tonight, amidst stiff resistance the russian army isn't tempting to encircle ukraine's capital city of kyiv inch by inch and tonight it does appear they are making progress, albeit slow progress. president zelenskyy says that russia can only take the city if it raises kyiv to the ground, but that is exactly probably what putin is planning. this is now an extra ordinarily dangerous time for ukraine and the entire world and to make things dramatically worse, the world does not have a strong and a decisive u.s. president or u.s. vice president. just take a look at your screen. this is drone footage from southern ukraine were multiple cities are being utterly destroyed by indiscriminate russian artillery and bombing attacks and what is being described as a medieval siege. there is no power, there is no food, there are no medical supplies and just miles and miles of smoldering a apartment complexes, thousand men, women, and children are now dead including this pregnant woman and her unborn

sean is now. >> sean: [laughs] give the spider all the time the spider wants, that is funny. trying to get it out, i want to see the spider. all right, tucker, thank you, great show. welcome to "hannity," and we begin tonight with a fox news alert, and just moments, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump, he will join us live for an exclusive interview. we will obviously talk about russia's invasion of ukraine, vladimir putin, joe biden, kamala harris, she was a disaster, by the way, and so much more, but first, breaking just moments ago, convicted hate crime hoax or jussie smollett is now in a chicago jail after a judge, wow, gave a blistering beat down and sentenced him to yet only 150 days behind bars. take a look at this. >> comedians. mainstream talk show hosts. make jokes about us. they do sketches about you. i can't imagine anything worse than that. this is self-inflicted, these are things you did to yourself. this is self damage. >> sean: now, things got wild from there. needless to say, jussie smollett was not pleased. he caused a huge scene in the

we are going to turn you over now to sean hannity. here he is. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we begin tonight with a another fox news alert. tonight is russia's forces become stalled across ukraine, becomes tactics are becoming more and more barbaric. vladimir is embarrassed on the world stage. he feels like he is losing and now it is clear he has attempted to unleash on the ukrainian people. things will likely get dramatically worse for the people of ukraine very quickly. today he reportedly targeted, you got it, a maternity on children's hospital with an air strike. only a soulless psychotic power-hungry maniac would be able to do this. [explosions] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have a lot to get to tonight. we will start with the latest on the ground in ukraine. trade. >> sean, good evening. we've got a lot of updates about a southern ukraine, but i want to start giving you a picture of what the capital of kiev is like tonight. just a few moments ago, large explosions in the distance. and just the last hour, air raid sirens were sounding throughout the city. russian forces c

sean. >> sean: benjamin hall. thank you tonight. now even far left democrats are taking aim at bidens ukraine strategy. congresswoman omar, the squad warning the by demonstration about sending weapons calling it on predicable, likely disastrous. of of course the ukrainians, they need the u.s. assistance to keep up the fight, but they also need europe's help. it's in europe's best interest, but biden also failed to act soon enough. remember it was donald trump that sanctioned nord stream 2 and it was, oh, that's right, joe biden that gave them a waiver. it was donald trump who provided ukraine with the game changing missiles. it was donald trump who warned europe and nato repeatedly about the dangers of russian dependence on -- europe's dependence on russian oil. he was right all along. here with reaction, florida congressman michael waltz along with the author of "the strategy of denial," former trump defense department official, eldridge colby. without the javelins, without the stingers, they've got no shot. are they getting them f

no, anyway. >> sean: this isn't funny. according to a brand-new poll, john mcglocklin, nearly 60% of americans want both john biden and nancy pelosi to undergo cognitive testing. by the way, kamala harris, she's got her own train wrecks to deal with. how many times has president trump been on this program, either satellite, in person, on phone, how many times has he talked for 40, 45 uninterrupted minutes? he's always very well informed on any topic i bring up, fully, completely engaged, up-to-date, energetic, articulate, and smart as hell? i'll take the smart guy that is tough, that the world for years, with the mean tweets, i'll take him back any day. so would most americans by the way. look at this new poll. trump is bouncing, trouncing them and only if the election were held today. meanwhile some recent poll shows a whopping 70% of americans are not confident about joe biden's ability to manage this crisis in ukraine. the same poll found that biden's approval ratings are now at an all-time low with americans worried ab

sean, sean, it was all true. the laptop was real, the eyewitness was real, the emails were real, the news was fake, and the disinformation came from the fake news, not from the dash as these intelligence agencies said, you know, from russia. i mean, give me a break. and here's -- i'm reminded of title i of rush limbaugh's books, see i told you so. you told them so, so many people told them so, but no, no, no. big tech and the mainstream press all colluded to keep the story from the american people in the weeks just prior to the presidential -- it is as wrong as it gets. where's the correction going to be? you know and i know it's not going to happen, but if this would have been -- this would have been donald trump jr., oh, my goodness, it wouldn't be on page 20, this would have been front page, as you know, sean, so just shows you how bad. >> sean: this would have been the story, joe concha, you have your own media show, this would be the story for the final two weeks leading up to election day. in the media gave

sean? >> sean: please stay safe. back in washington today, president biden unveiled his 2023 budget and while it was productively packed with liberal wish list give a raise an enormous tech heights including a revival of the bernie-biden manifesto which with tax and realize capital, money that is ghost money. also known as profits that haven't been made in reality. one thing biden did budget for is enough military aid to ukraine and now the pentagon says it all have to request additional money in the future. with reaction texas senator ted cruz britt let's first take your take on ukraine. i think you and i are old reagan doctrine guys. no american boots on the ground. provide the weaponry like reagan did for the mujahideen, let them fight their own fight. the trump doctrine gave them the force needed to win back the war. >> that's exactly right. we ought to be providing that the weapons for the ukrainians to defend themselves, we ought to be providing the polish migs, the biden administration is slow walking all of t

>> sean: welcome to "hannity." we begin with a fox news alert. the founder of project artes is accusing biden's justice of department questioning a questionable grade at oak eve's home. >> project veritas proving that they were spying well before the fbi raided the homes of our generalist last defender concealing in our case against the fdny. >> tucker: we've got a full clip of the raid. also tonight, the great one mark live in weigh in on ukraine, the hearings going on in d.c. on all night against all odds, the city of mariupol is refusing to surrender. they are cut off from food, water, power, with weeks but nothing -- look at this. it's been leveled. look at your screen. this is mariupol. every single building is a blown out shell. a once booming european metropolis, home to half a million people. has pretty much been reduced to rubble. we don't know how many civilians are still alive. what we do know is that dead men, women, children are being buried in mass graves even when we speak. those lucky enough to still be alive without food and wate

here is sean hannity. >> sean: tucker, thank you. we begin with a fox news alert tonight, new evidence that vladimir putin is targeting innocent civilians, men, women, and children, as russia's invasion has now stopped, it is a grinding halt. horrific images show men, women, children being murdered in broad daylight in the streets, but the biden administration still refuses to do the one sanction that would actually have the most impact, and that is blocked the importation of russian oil. now, this is the average price per gallon of gasoline, now officially higher than ever, but instead of increasing america's production of natural energy, of which we have an abundance of, biden is now begging -- and we'll get into detail -- iran and venezuela and saudi arabia and opec, which has already rejected him numerous times to phil fill that void. all the while telling the american people, pick up an electric car at the dealership. per usual, joe biden is mismanaging this entire crisis in the worst way possible. frankly, it's humiliating, it'

sean. >> sean: let me go back to this report. europe's largest nuclear power plant on fire, it was the ap that reported elevated levels of radiation. you are saying that is not true according to your sources. three of these reactors of the six are connected with the power grid. the problem i see is that the attack is still ongoing, so we won't know until the night unfolds how bad the situation could be. >> we are in a very dangerous situation and in fact it's so dangerous that president biden just called president zelenskyy to talk about this fire the nuclear facility. all of it takes -- anybody remembers back in 1986 when chernobyl occurred and how it was a power surge at that facility that led to the fire and led to the meltdown that then lead to the release of radiation that affected much of europe, and remember russia, soviet union at the time had to evacuate about 350,000 people from that area because of the radiation. so this is a very worrisome development. there are 15 nuclear power plants in ukraine, it is their main sou

sean callebs. >> sean: trey, thank you for that report. somebody four videos are showing workrooms from putin's invasion. appeared cluster bombs and neighborhoods, rocket attacks on apartment buildings. of the map our weapons are now being prepped and used across the country. thousands of civilians are now dead including dozens of children and babies and the saddest part of all of this is one joe biden's amendment of energy independence is crushing our economy with 40-year height and completion to. more at the gas pump. for everything you buy at every extort you go to is great up because gas prices are up and everything you buy in every store get there by a truck. and number two, as long as the u.s. and joe biden and our european allies, as long as they continue to import oil and gas from russia, you the american people, ostensibly are funding this war and making russia and putting richer than he has ever been. last year hunter biden. listen to the. >> we imported a whopping 245 million barrels of oil from russia in 2021. that is 671,000 b

as you just suggested, sean -- >> sean: you don't agree on everything? >> everything of course, i do. if you identify the same standards, then we look at hunter biden's laptop, those were just opinions. those were cold, hard facts and it shows very clear conflict of insurance for the president of the united states and joe biden. by their own standard, joe biden should be resigning as soon as possible. >> it had an impact on the 2020 race and if it were trump, they would've been full war 24/7. not biden. he was in the candidate protection program. joe biden has officially fired dr. oz. he'll join us next later. the academy has now announced that will smith was asked to leave the oscars. he said hell no and he refused. we've got the details. chris rock just hit the stage in boston tonight. his first show since the slap heard around the world. we have a reporter in that event -- at that event and we'll tell you what he said straight ahead. (girls giggling) ♪ (fun music) ♪ the comfortmat from weathertech offers support where you need it. mom's gonna love

>> well, sean, pretty shocking turn of events. convicted felon jussie smollett was just released from jail a short time ago. take a look at the video here. this was after an appeals court agreed with his lawyers that he should be released pending his appeal of his conviction for faking a crime. at this ruling came out from the appeals court today after a cook county judge sentenced him last week to immediately begin serving 150 days in jail for his conviction on five felony counts of disorderly conduct for lying to police. the appeals court said today smollett can be released after he posted a personal recognizance bond of $150,000. his attorneys have argued that he would have finished his sentence by the time his appeal process was completed, and that smollett could be in danger of physical harm if he had stayed locked up in cook county jail. as smollett was leaving court last week, we saw him make this outburst, take a look. >> i am not suicidal. i am not suicidal, and i am innocent. >> and sean, just moments ago his attorneys w

a very emotional day, sean, back to you. >> sean: greg, great reporting as always. before the monologue tonight some very savage nomex avenues to share with you fox news cameramen pierre zakrzewski was killed yesterday in ukraine during an attack that also took the life of a 24-year-old local ukrainian journalist named sasha helping fox news as a consultant in the country. the attack also seriously injured our fox news correspondent benjamin hall. tonight we are praying for benjamin speedy recovery. we are parading, course for the family of pierre zakrzewski and sasha and benjamin as well. keep them in their thoughts and prayers. because of these brave journalist we know what is happening in ukraine. this is now becoming sportster and unprovoked russian invasion of a sovereign country. no one is safe. according to the investor to the u.n., this war will not stop until all of putin's special military operations are achieved. in other words until leveled to the ground. and that appears to be the goal. sadly ukraine is likely just vladimir putin knows where his territo

[laughs] >> sean: lots of giggles. anyway, according to the media mob and the cohost of the view on abc, if you think laugh enough questions about release serious issues as unprofessional, that means you are racist and you are a success. take a look. >> did you have a problem with the way she handled this, ladies? people talking about it that i personally think if she was a guy they would never say because they also made fun of hillary's laugh. >> they constantly question the qualifications of black women. >> i disagree. >> you can disagree, but that's the truth of it. this is based in racism, this is based in misogyny. we want to hear what the reaction, cohost of the five, judge jeanine pirro is with us along with fox news contributor. i don't know, the president is weak, frail, and he's obviously a cognitive mass, and the make out of vice president that gets serious questions and giggles. i don't know what is worse, you decide. speak up got to tell you, if anything the one purpose she has served has been an insurance

for four years -- sean, for four years, they did nothing. >> sean: let me ask this question, then. let's say you were back as president tomorrow, or joe biden, you know, got smart for a minute, may be called you and said what do you think? with the situation as it currently is, what would you do if you were president right now? >> well, look, we lost our cards because we are not really in a position now, the kind of negotiating position we had before this disaster happened. and putin is in a bad corner because this was supposed to be over quickly, and it is turning to be a disaster because the ukrainians are brilliant fighters, and don't forget, you have come out of 47 million people, you could have 2 million people that are armed with rifles, that's a lot of people. he doesn't have anywhere near the capacity to handle that many people. so you will have a lot of people, a couple million people, perhaps, in ukraine with rifles, hiding behind columns and hiding in the rooms it's very hard for him to do this right now. he was going to do it quickly, surgically, and it didn't work out.

sean. >> sean: great job, bill. also tonight's, one ukrainian parliament member is now bowing to take up arms against the russians. she bravely joins us. welcome back to the program. >> hello. good morning. >> sean: great to see you. thank you for being with us. you know that you are staying there and of their is a 40-mile russian convoy with soldiers and military might and weaponry and tanks and fuel and munitions headed right toward where you are and you are staying there anyway knowing the risks. tell us why. >> because this is my home. where i am at right now with my family and my city in my country. there is no russian army that can throw me out of here and i will be protecting it until the end and i will be protecting it right until all russian soldiers are out of ukrainian soil. look, and seven days of war, today is the seventh day where they didn't get anything and they will not get anything from us. they came here with war that we didn't want and we will be protecting ourselves and what we love. >> sean: yo

>> sean: let's get your take. >> look, here's the crazy thing, sean. let's just realize that the biden family is everything that the democrats told us the trump family was for five years! look at what happened in 2016. russia bought a few thousand dollars of facebook ads -- by the way, facebook is selling billions of dollars of ads. we were sold the idea that these were the most effective ads of all time, that they swung the election? and yet look what happened in 2020. this is the biggest rig job in the history of american presidency. i really do believe this when you look at the way that "the new york times," "the wall street journal," they all chose not to cover this. cnn, msnbc. the reason why we need the republicans in many ways to win and dominate in 2022 is that we need to have an investigation into the actual collusion that occurred with big tech and all these media companies and they are still not even covering it. even "the new york times" buried in the 24th paragraph the revelation they have now confirmed 17 months later that the hunter bide

matt: sean, thanks so much for joining us. sean boyd, executive chair of agnico eagle mines talking to us about gold. now, jon, we have seen markets turned down. we started the day higher, even as, i think, and a lot of people were questioning the big drops you are seeing in china, actually the tech stock there. we did see the nasdaq kind of lead us down. the s&p and the dow were still positive -- i should say the dow jones industrial average is still up. the s&p has been dragged down about .33 percent. now that i look at the dow again, it is also down more than 50 points. all the major american benchmarks are turning lower. jon: one of the interesting dynamics, this could end up being the worst session sinc march. ifs -- since march. if tech stocks are down, you see investors get into oil and gold names. none of the sectors have been doing well. at best, it is some of the interest in financials, outside of the fed, but it has been red on the screen so far today. matt: i should also point out that bitcoin, although started the

alyssa calls sean an expert craftsman with a generous heart. >> anytime i call sean and say, think you can build one more? can we send you this? he is always so willing to see if they can come alongside and help and that is a big lesson. >> reporter: it cost $40,000 to build one tiny home. sean realizes donations both financial and material and nothing is wasted. >> reporter: the furniture comes from donated office furniture during the pandemic. these closets used to be desks. >> reporter: sean's fielded questions from as far away as korea about how to replicate his model. he is hoping his program will help ease the housing crunch. >> it make me feel fantastic. i like the idea that if you build builders, the builders will build. >> reporter: for building big skills and tiny homes, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sean tigner. >> he is accepting applications for the fall cohort, the deadline is april 15th and has also done some work with kids, the service group, children for change. they have built adirondack chairs. not bad at all. >> thank you, sharon, we appreciate

. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we have a fox news alert, russian forces repelled from ukraine's capital city once again after an important suburb outside of kyiv was retaken by ukrainian soldiers after a counter attack. the besieged city, we been telling you about maripuol continues to hold out despite horrific conditions on the ground. reports that president zelenskyy is saying the entire city is devastated. the rest of ukraine remains a standstill and russian shoulders are now running short on food and gas and other basic supplies. thousands sadly, casualties mount. let me air pollutants invasion is not going as vladimir pollutants fearing potentialchemical biolo. vladimir putin keeps making nuclear threats, chemical weapons threats, by weapon threats. joe biden and all of our nato allies need to stop cowering at the words of vladimir putin. he makes a threat and you bubble and fit is like alka-seltzer and water. in other words you are being intimidated, allowing yourself to be intimidated and you are acting and

a little bit to sean's point. the ukrainian people, our hearts are broken, they are breaking our hearts but filling our hearts. and hearing her and listening to her it is when i heard her say, you know, please understand, i've had a hard week, it really gave me something to think about as i held in, you know, next week when i head into friday thinking i've had a rough week, i don't know what a rough week looks like. but she's truly inspiring all of us really. dagen: before we go, joey, the opposite of this though is like on social media, like, all these, like, accounts are posting garbage from, like, the paris week fashion shows. [laughter] like, one day they're posting a yellow and blue support of ukraine, and then it's, like, look at me walk around carrying my $10,000 bag going to fashion shows. can we just stop it? and, again, the deafness and blindness and incense at this time to what's going on -- insensitivity to what's going on in the world. i guess i shouldn't be surprised, but it is vomitous. joey: our ow

this is directed by sean baker who did tangerine and the florida project. simon rex is mikey sabre who comes back from la where he has been working to texas city. he bangs on the door of his wife, somehow manages to fandango his way back into the house and sets himself up dealing marijuana and then sets about trying to persuade and then sets about trying to persuade a 17—year—old who he meets at the local doughnut hall to come and work with him in the adult film industry. she's about to be 18. the film was inspired by, sean baker met a number of people when he making a previous film, people called "suitcase pimps". these are basically men who live off female talent. what sean baker said was when he met them, they were kind of charming and gregarious and the minute you're away from them, you realise, they're kind of terrible people and say some terrible things and do some terrible things. what's really interesting about red rocket is, it's a film that, it's not overtlyjudgemental. you meet this character at first, he's funny and intriguing and then you r

and i think this particular meet, sean, said a great deal. when thomas hit at 1, the spectators were quiet. normally you would cheer nor the winner. it was when the young woman came in second is when the cheers came up. as recognized as the female winner in that race. and then in the photographs afterwards, you see how uncomfortable the second and third place winners are and thomas is standing off to the side. and i think that's what the american people -- you know, us talking about this theoretically, everyone knows katelyn, but talking about lia thomas theoretically is one thing. but when you see the physicality of this person next to these women and the entire dynamic it seems false -- it comes down to, sean, as i've been saying regularly, this is not an issue about transgenderism, it's about character and intention, the concerned women for america, the group just filed a civil rights lawsuit, a civil rights complaint under title nine because of the problem with this. and if we didn't have political correctness and the woke religion houndi

. >> reporter: sean founded big skills, tiny homes in 2016. the nonprofit is working on its 5th house in three years. >> we go as close as we can. >> reporter: he trains four participants at a time five days a week learning carpentry to cabinetry to electrical and roofing. graduates get career counseling and follow up for five years. >> everybody who has finished the program has been offered a job in the trade. >> we're ready to go off to oakland. >> reporter: most of the tiny homes have gone to those in need like wildfire survivors and homeless. a pair went to house young people at the tiny homes empowerment village in oakland. >> it's a win-win. >> reporter: mateo knows the project he is working on will go to a family of three who lost everything in the butte county wildfires. >> we are building a home for someone and that's amazing. >> repr:r the current bill he is partnering with the tiny pine foundation which constructs homes for wildfire survivors. >> any time i call and say hey can you build one more? or can we send you this? he is alwa

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>> sean: right. by the way, todd, you shuts down our schools, our kids didn't get educated f.s you're elite and have money, you don't have to wear a mask. if you work in a grocery store, as a waiter or in a kitchen, you had to mask up. elitism, covid spreads if you don't have money, that angered a lot of people and did a lot to distance the democratic party from the working men and women, who the party used to represent, but no longer does. we treat everybody equally, saw covid was not equal o. zoom, no mask, if you work for a living, where you have to breathe, have you to mask up. that was rich. politics of covid and joe biden calling it out. we're happy we'll get to a place where no mandates, no masks, no shutdowns, back to everyday life. >> carley: inches in that direction. speech was 62 minutes, shortest since george w. bush. at one point he called ukrainians iranians and he said he disagreed with vice president kamala harris. your overarching takeaway, how will the speech be remembered down the

this is directed by sean baker who did tangerine and the florida project. simon rex is mikey sabre who comes back from la where he has been working to texas city. he bangs on the door of his wife, somehow manages to fandango his way back into the house and sets himself up dealing marijuana and then sets about trying to persuade trying to persuade a 17—year—old who he meets at the local doughnut hall to come and work with him in the adult film industry. she's about to be 18. the film was inspired by, sean baker met a number of people when he making a previous film, people called "suitcase pimps". these are basically men who live off female talent. what sean baker said was when he met them, they were kind of charming and gregarious and the minute you're away from them, you realise, they're kind of terrible people and say some terrible things and do some terrible things. what's really interesting about red rocket is, it's a film that, it's not overtlyjudgemental. you meet this character at first, he's funny and intriguing and then you realise that he is co

i'm afraid sean probably had a thing. i've got now a guy i got i got to live up to my word but hitchens in particularly was pushing shawn on it like well you said you know that we could do it and sean delivered we went in to venezuela and sean liked you go chavez. hitchens load them i didn't know enough about him and i i leaned towards not trusting him, but i was willing to kind of see my gut on him. and he went well, i mean, he was very funny chavez the biggest thing i learned from him. once that revolution they had there the red was from the cincinnati reds baseball team because the you know these baseball players from venezuela, you know miguel cabrera and they're on and on it's a big deal baseball venezuela and the reds are where the team because a shortstop for the cincinnati reds dave conception on grew up near chavez, and i was waiting to give him a chance until i started interviewing him and he fell into full board conspiracy mode. he said that the united states never went walked on the moon which as you know, i'm

, sean. 50. support that was going to be shown for ukraine, sean.— support that was going to be shown for ukraine, sean. so, chinese view is not getting _ for ukraine, sean. so, chinese view is not getting the — for ukraine, sean. so, chinese view is not getting the full— for ukraine, sean. so, chinese view is not getting the full picture. - is not getting the full picture. what about all the questions of sanctions? we have seen all sorts of most by the national supporting bodies. —— sporting bodies. some change their position, they said you cannot have your national anthem more colours and then i basically banned russia altogether. it seems very much still a work in process? we have seen the u—turns from fifa and the international paralympic committee. we have seen the russia formula one take a stand, their driver has been sacked after motorsport�*s governing body made not backing the invasion directly or indirectly requirement to race and drivers had to sign a declaration adhe

and sean's covers stalin during the war. but there's some overlap in areas of significance, and i'll leave it up to our discussion after their talks to examine where they are in alignment or not. but one other statement i'll just wet your appetite on something ian writes. he says toward his conclusion that, quote, the soviet/german partnership formed in 1922 not only helped to explain the outbreak of the second world war in europe but also offer some insight into the course, conduct and eventual conclusion of that conflict offering some explanation for initial german successes, the horrors of fighting on the eastern front and the ultimate soviet victory. that's quite a statement. so adhering to the chronology i'll ask ian to go first followed by sean mcmeekin, both speak 15-20 minutes and then we'll get on to the questions. [ applause ] >> well, thank you, nick, for the introduction and the chance to come and join all of you here at the world war ii museum. i'm grateful the team has done such a terrific job with logistics an

sean duffy is fox news contributor, good morning, sean. this quote from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. if we decide to just sit back for the rest of the year and not change people's lives, yeah, i think we're in trouble. what is your reaction to that comment from the congresswoman? >> sean: so much wrong with that, all policies that have made america worse go back to aoc. borrowing, spending, attacking energy companies, massive inflation. she had the ideas, they are fault. as a member of congress, to say disregard us, forget us, do it by yourself, we can't do it with the elected representatives. that is insanity, she wants to demean the institution she serves. she is saying, get young progressive voters, forget independent voters. that is great, aoc, forget the independent voters, go for left wing liberal crazys and we'll see how this action turns out. >> todd: that was my question, how happy are you that aoc said this? want your thoughts on wisconsin, parents at a school district in wisconsin are ticked after this message to pare

ak well, i'd make a couple of points, sean. first c, i think it's clear that the leader of the free world is president zelenskyy he and the ukrainian people aret tough as a boot and we need to have their back point to i think it's important when we do something rightth to acknowledge it. the, the west's sanctions on russia's central bank has hurt putin and brought him to his east. but it's hurting. so i suppose you could say president biden has gotten it right once in a row. point three, the rest of president biden's economic response to the invasion response to the invasion in my judgment has been a wimp fest. let's take it first militarily. president zelenskyy and theid ukrainian people are holding their own on the ground. they need air cover today. s zelenskyy said, can you pleaseou help me get planes? can you please help me get surface to air missiles?o-ai i'm notr asking for american planes. our pilots, our troopsr. help me with your allies. president biden's response is the same as it always is. i'll get back to you in th

she thinks the pledge of allegiance and prayer is divisive, sean. what's your response to this coming out of wisconsin? >> you got to do this story slam my home state, carley? come on. >> carley: it pains us all. this is madison, wisconsin. it is crazy leftist liberal. a lot of us in wisconsin, if we could cut out dane county in madison and give it toism know, we would totally do it. there is a bunch of crazy left toe wackoes there. this is concerning that this is the ideology that we have in our leadership, even in small communities and, again, they don't love prayer, they don't love the pledge of allegiance, and this is the philosophy that they want to deliver to our children. and it just shows how woke our schools have become and how important it is for individuals, for parents to actually run for school boards, for county boards because they have a huge say in our lives. yes the senate is important. we just discussed that the house and the president is important. a huge impact in your life it's who sits on government roles on your school board,

sean? yeah, we had more air raid sirens overnight here in libya and a lot of trouble across the country. but as you noted, some gains by the ukrainian forces and their brave fight against the big russian foe, that key suburb west of the capital kyiv taken in a counteroffensive by the ukrainian forces, russian troops are said now to be demoralized, weakened deaths or high injuries or high loss of equipment. is this , however, again, as you noted, that key port city of mariupol continues to get bombarded by the russians. it's now said there's one hundred thousand people still trapped inside there. a hundred bombs, missiles here they're hitting every day, including from ships off of the coast. and while the soldiers aren't looting stores and other positions around kharkiv and elsewhere, there appear to be digging in . that seems to be the new strategy, sean, depending on long range artillery missiles and airstrikes to do their dirty work. but they can't do on the ground. ukrainian president ze

but just one quick thing, sean. only 3% of the oil we import in the united states comes from russia. we have the ability to supplement that oil here in the united states. i think the biden administration is just trying to avoid owning the fact energy prices have already skyrocketed. they were up dramatically before the russian invasion of ukraine. by the way, europe knows the vice grip that putin has. they are trying to do something about me while the biden administration does not know what to say other than to blame oil and gas for everything imaginable. >> dagen you're the policy is really long when elon musk comes to your points as we got to drill baby drill. at cap next, a w nba star detained in rushing with her told to leave the country immediately. she faces jail time. ♪ (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. (driver 1) it's all you. one gram of sugar, (driver 2) no, i insist. (d

sean o and laura called it biden or buyer's remorse. i wouldd call it buyer's remorso at this point because what if i told you ten years ago and we're talking pre donald trump that less than a third of the american public thought that a sitting president just t one year into his first term should not seek reelection? you would say i wasn't sane or sober, but here we are. and lest anybody think this is an outlier of a poll, one from abc news and washington post just last week found that a p majority of americans believe the president doesn't have the quote mental sharpness for m the job. now if a majority of people here believe that about our own commander chief, what do youin think our adversaries like china are thinking as they y i taiwan because maybe just maybe they see an offer a community here? the bottom linen is showing we have a president who turns 80 this year, a president who believes increased government spending will reduce the national debt. dehe actually made that argument . we are in trouble right now, shawn, and there is

sean. those were cold, hard factsnd and it shows a very clear conflict of interest for the president of the united states. i didn't so by their own standards, sean, joe biden should be resigning as soon as possible and it had an impact on the 2020 race and it hwas trump they would have gon, over twenty four seven not biden. he was in thel candidate protection program. all right, gloria, thank you . . right. thank you . coming up, joe biden has officially fired dr. oz. he will join us next with thehe latest later. the academy has'lex now announcd that will smith was asked to w leave the oscars on sunday. he said no and he refused. we've got the details. and chris rock just hits the stage in boston tonight . his first show since the slap heardht round the world. well, we have a reporter in that event at that event and we're going to tell you what he said straight ahead. don't miss us . live longer. return the favor with fresh and fresh meat and veggies over the long haul. it's tough, tough to

all of that changed in a very short period of time, sean. and what the secretary of energy is talking about here, it's a piece of something i tried to piece of junk the idea that you're going to bring america to its knees in this effort to chase after this issue of the climate when they won't face the facts. american clean energy was reducing the emissions in the world and we could continue to be doing that . we could have been reply's india and coal with american natural gas. we could have been replacing old coal plants in europe with american natural gas that would have been making a real difference on emissions not to even mention what could be happening out there if the administration would embrace small modular reactors. so joe is willing to those willing to allow a 40 year inflation just costing the average family, according to penn wharton, anywhere between thirty five hundred or five grand a year, the highest gas prices we've ever had compromise on national security and begged the world's worst countries to do deals with us. >> that'

liam frost. >> thank you, sean. public speaking, one of my favorite things to do. welcome to the 171 st. patrick's day season. before we get started, we're missing two people that were huge to me. one, john moylan, who was a part grand marshal, as well as catherine linehan, and then, our friend in the mayor's office we're honoring this year as one of the honorary grant marshals, charlotte shulze, so i'd like to take a minute to remember them. thank you. wow, it was two years ago that i was taking off from canada, and i landed a few years later, and sean said, liam, you better call me. that's why it's so amazing to be back this year. mayor london breed, consul general robert o'driscoll, lord general, y'all came out today because we're getting into the spring, and everybody is ready to go. so we're all here today to kick off tomorrow, so thank you. i want to thank the mayor, london breed. we've got martha, joan, samantha, emily. i think we've become best friends in the last week with all the texts and phone calls, but you've done an amazing job, and this place looks

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a few bad seeds, but a few bad seeds, sean, can silence the voices. china is allowed to tweet conspiracy theories morning, noon, and night, about covid. came from maine lobsters, remember that little ditty that they tweeted about? i mean, enjoying -- do whatever they want, china is. sean. >> yeah, it's crazy. it actually kind of reminds me of george orwell's "1984." winston, two plus two equals five and he said i can't, i can't, it's not true. and at the end, remember the goal of the sensors isn't to get the person they are targeting to change, it's to get everyone else to self censor themselves and it's why 1984 ends with saying that winston, after he was tortured into admitting that two plus two equals five, it talks but him admitting and winning the battle over himself, learning to win big brother and that's what's really going on. they are trying to bully everyone else by bullying people like "the federalist." >> laura: yeah. and joel, this is what russia and china does. i mean, they both, in their own way, site -- they cite harmony. we have to pr