about one second. then he shot and killed them. >> our panel goes inside the mind of a madman. "hanni "hannity" starts right here right now. welcome to "hannity." we'll explain how the gunman reportedly targeted christians. we'll have reaction to president obama's outrageous remarks about the tragedy. pentagon officials are telling fox news russia carried out another wave of air strikes. the president said he's not going to get into a proxy war with putin. fox news has been reporting that the air raids are hitting non-isis targets, including the u.s.-backed rebel forces and more conviflict in syria, that means more refugees fleeing that country and seeking asylum in america. the administration has announced it will take in tens of thousands of these migrants. donald trump does not think this is a very smart idea. take a look at what he said earlier this week. >> the number i'm hearing is inconceivable. it started off with 10,000. the other day i heard 200,000. we're going to take in 200,000 syrians or wherever they come from. we have no idea. there's no identification. there's no anything. i'm putting the people on notice that are coming here from syria as part of this mass migration that if i win, if i win, they're going back. >> now earlier i sat down with donald trump to talk about the situation in russia and syria and of course russia targeting u.s.-backed forces there. let's take a look. >> let me ask you under the guise -- vladimir putin under the guise of going after isis, he didn't attack isis. he went after u.s.-backed cia trained, cia armed anti-assad forces. in other words, kind of a proxy attack against the united states. how would you handle that as president? >> well, the only thing i have a problem with is that the rebels, we don't know who they are, sean. we really don't. i was talking to a general last week about that and they have no idea who these people are, where they come from. they might isis for all we know. you have assad who is the bad guy, but sometimes the bad guy is better than the people we're going to put in. you have to look at what happened in libya and what happened in iraq. it's hard to get enthusiastic about backing for billions of dollars people who we have no idea who they are. they talk about the rebels and the free syria, but this has happened to us over the years. we've been scammed by many, many people. russia will probably be in a quagmire. they'll be stuck in there for years to come. if you remember what happened with them in afghanistan, they broke up the soviet union. they went bankrupt fighting in afghanistan. they may very well end up in a quagmire here too. iran, because we've made them so wealthy now with $150 billion with a stupid deal that was signed, but think of just the money, now they're going in and they're doing the ground fighting. you have russia and iran that we have driven together. we've had the dumbest foreign policy people maybe ever in history of our recorded country. it's very sad what's happening. we're just being rolled by every country that touches us, every country that sees us. >> to what extent should we be concerned about vladimir putin's ambition, restoring russia as a dominant world power, gaining influence in an area they haven't been in since the early 1970s? shouldn't that be stopped now at this point since it is probably going to go because of the vacuum created by president obama's leadership? >> you're probably going to end up in an area -- frankly, i want to see us rebuild the united states, our roads, our bridges, our tunnels, our airports. now we'll end up in syria for the next 20 years. iraq, afghanistan, no matter where we go. we never fight for victory. i think it started with vietnam. we don't go for victory. we just keep going and going and going and nothing ever gets won. we used to be the country that never lost a war. now we never win a war. we haven't had the right leaders. we haven't had the right thinking or thought process, but if i win, that will change and it will change quickly, sean. i do not like our military being bogged down in syria for the rest of our lives. that could happen very well to russia, frankly. >> what happened this past week, we had a russian general barging into a u.s. military base ordering america to stop flying their planes in syria. i don't think donald trump would take too well to that. >> it all started this weekend where you had putin and obama meeting and putin has no respect for our president whatsoever. but it all took place this weekend. they met. a day after they meet, he sends troops in and obama knew nothing about it. he sends planes in really and obama knew nothing about it, but what he definitely didn't know about was iran was going to be sending troops in. you have iran with the troops and russia with the airplanes and you have a total mess. obama knew nothing about it. then they get word stay out of here, we're taking over. it's a total lack of respect and it's over syria and it's a terrible situation. >> you mentioned that we are now going to take in 200,000 syrian iraqi refugees. we see what's happening to europe. believe it or not, germany is now printing their constitution in arabic for the refugees to learn. our national intelligence director james clapper has said both isis and al qaeda will infiltrate the refugee population in an attempt to gain access to america. what specifically would you do regarding the refugee crisis? >> first of all, i can't believe they're doing what they're doing in germany and they're going to have revolutions in gerhe germa not exactly thrilled with what's going on. i heard 10,000 people in the united states. the last number i heard was 200,000. >> that's correct. >> we owe all this money to china, japan, $19 trillion. we're a mess as a country. we can't do it for a lot of reasons. i'm watching this migration. i see a lot of men and i see a lot of young strong men. i don't see a lot of women. it's very interesting. it could be one of the greatest coups of all time. we have no idea where they come from. they could be isis. it could be a plot. i don't want to think in terms of conspiracy, but it could be a plot or at least a lot of them could be wrong, but we have no idea. they have no credentials. we don't know what we're doing, and we're moving in 200,000. whoever comes in, i'm putting them on notice we're going to ship them out. somebody said to me how can you possibly ship that many out. they're shipping them in. why can't we ship them out? it's ridiculous. they're saying you can't do it because it's too many people. one other thing -- >> yes, we can actually. we can. >> in the 1950s -- >> our national intelligence is saying isis is going to infiltrate. >> they are going to infiltrate. if we take 200,000 people, and they could very well be isis, we are absolutely insane. this country is going insane. >> coming up, we'll have more with donald trump right after the break. we'll ask him about his standing in the polls, his tax plan. then former governor mike huckabee is slamming obama for politicizing the tragedy in oregon. we'll get in the mind of a madman. is it a chemical problem or maybe a spiritual problem, straight ahead? some cash back cards love to overcomplicate things. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry-about, man-that-feels-good simple. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's a simple question. what's in your wallet? 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"hannity." here is more of my interview where 2016 gop frontrunner donald trump. >> this is an amazing poll. 29.1% you have in south carolina. ben carson 16. carly 11. ted cruz, 8%. what does that tell us about where we are politically in this country today? >> well, i think more than anything else it tells you people are very unhappy. they're tired of looking at what's going on everywhere. we don't have victories anymore. we never win anymore. we lose on trade. look at isis. can you believe this situation? we lose on obamacare, something people don't even talk about, and yet their premiums have going up 45%, 55%. nobody even talks about it anymore. hey, my premiums are up 55% and they're tired of it. i think we're all doing well because people are just disgusted with what's going on in our country. >> you know something. i think that moment -- it's not often you hear a presidential candidate -- although real people use the word b.s. it's not often you hear a candidate -- but i think it's probably true. they wouldn't be competing with each other for this position if they really loved each other that match. you've been battling rubio a little bit. you've been battling jeb a little bit. do you think that helps you? you always say you counterpunch. you only respond. you won't attack first. has that been pretty much your rule in life? >> it's certainly been my rule here. rand paul is down to 1%. i don't want to mention their names. i'm embarrassed to mention their names. perry hit me hard. i thought he was a friend of mine. he hit me hard because he was dying with the whole situation. you look at walker who was really nice and had a friend of mine. he had to hit me because he had to pick up and now he's out. it's called all talk, no action. >> i've said we need a new speaker. i think john boehner was weak. he wouldn't fight. he would surrender before a battle even started. there are four issues that republicans have dealt poorly with. immigration. two would be i think they're caving now on planned parenthood. three would be this iranian deal. they never used their constitutional power, the power that congress of the purse. i had kevin mccarthy on the other night. will you use that power if you're president? will you urge republicans to fight and if it means getting blamed for a government shutdown to use the power to defund these things that are hurting the country so badly? >> i would. one of the things you didn't mention was obamacare. >> i did say that. >> obamacare, they could have been ended obamacare if they stuck together. they didn't stick together. you'd have a certain group that wanted to fight it, but it's a funny thing. i've watched these politicians get elected. they're full of vigor. they're in these beautiful cathedrals. they have these gorgeous vaulted ceilings and columns. they become weak and they want to stay. the answer is we have to do something, but obamacare is another one that you have to put on that list because that could have been broken. >> yeah, that was on my list. >> we've got a horrible rulings by justice roberts, who was a bush appointment. two horrible rulings and a friend of jeb bush. we have two horrible rulings that should have been died twice. you can almost call it roberts care just as much as obamacare. if the republicans stuck together, they could have ended it. >> ted cruz stood alone. >> he did. >> to fulfill the promise that every other one of them made and he became a pariah. last question. it's about hillary. we have discovered the fbi is going to be able to recover the 33,000 deleted e-mails or a good percentage of them. we know now that the russians tried on five separate occasions hacking into her e-mail account. we now know the number of e-mails that were considered classified are more than 400, even though she denied she ever sent or received classified material. you have said you don't she gets the nomination. biden sets reticent. how do you think this plays out? >> i think she probably does get the nomination. what i did say is she shouldn't be allowed to have the nomination because what she did is illegal. what she did is far worse than general petraeus who went through hell. he was convicted of a very serious situation and he did 5% of what she did, maybe less than that. i just don't think that the prosecutors who are democrats are going to do anything about it, which is pretty serious stuff. i just don't see it happening from that standpoint. many people have said and many scholars have said not only on your show, by the way, they've said it everywhere that what she did is a criminal act, but i don't think the prosecutors are going to prosecute. >> you laid out your plan. i thought it was a very conservative plan. i think bringing back the trillions of dollars in repatuation that countries have parked offshore, that's a good part of it. lowering the corporate rate makes america a tax safe haven. some have said it is not revenue neutral. what is your response to them? >> the economy is going to grow at such a rapid pace. it's so dynamic. it's such a good plan. it is a big reduction in taxes for really everybody. we get rid of some of the bad loopholes. the hedge fund guys benefitted. the fact is the economy -- everyone's going to benefit. i'm going a lot of cost cutting. we'll cut a lot of the waste that you have in government, which is enormous. >> million dollar soccer fields for terrorists. we are dumb. >> waste beyond. we have a great plan that's been really well received by a lot of people. we're really proud of it. it's going to create jobs and a great economy and it is going to low lower taxes. >> i like the plan. i would add energy independence to it because i think that would add a lot of jobs to the economy too. >> we will have energy independence, i guarantee that. coming up next -- >> somebody somewhere will comment and say obama politicized this issue. well, this is something we should politicize. >> president obama sinks to yet a new rhetorical low. also tonight -- >> are you a christian, he would ask them. and if you're a christian, stand up. they would stand up. he said, good, because you're a christian you're going to see god in just about one second and then he shot and killed you can use whipped topping made with hydrogenated oil... ...but real joyful moments are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪ reddi-wip. 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>> well, it was very offensive, sean, because we didn't know any of the details. we later found out he was targeting christians. he once again and goes out and says we need to change the laws. mr. president, you talk about this being the 15th time. could you tell us what law you would change that would have prevented this, because every time he makes a proposal for a law, the clear reality is it would not have prevented it. i'll tell you what stopped that shooter, sean. what stopped that shooter was the police officer that showed up the gun. >> these schools, these gun-free zones that we have, they have sitting targets, groups of children in some cases. why is it such a bad idea to use retired policemen that are armed and put them in our schools and let everybody know that they're there? this way at least there's some level of defense for those innocent kids on campus. wouldn't that stop some of these murders? >> if it didn't stop them from starting, it would certainly keep them from having 10, 15 minutes of uninterrupted murder. would they arm the one security officer that would be on the campus? they chose not to. they have a security officer. he's unarmed. that's a decision that they made. i think it probably maybe in ret retrospect i would like them to say maybe it wasn't the best decision. would it have stopped the shooter from showing up? i don't know, but it could have kept him from killing as many people. sean, i've got to really hit home. when the president keeps talking about we need to do something, he's always wanting to tinker with the second amendment. i wonder if he would want to tinker with the first amendment. the gunman he did this because he wanted to be famous. let's not give this guy fame. let's not put his picture up. let's don't give his name out. let's just call him the cowardly murderer. let's call him the animal, the savage, but let's not honor him. >> i'm not sure if you're still preaching governor -- >> it's been about 25 years. >> i think there's something to glean from are you a christian. stand up. you're going to see god in a second. what do you take from that? >> i take it that it's a person who hates christianity, a person who hates those who faith gives them peace and tranquility that he doesn't have. we saw the same kind of thing at the charleston shooting where a person specifically targets people in a church. it wasn't just a random gathering of some garden club. it was a church. in this case, he specifically called out. he didn't say are you a boy scout. he didn't call out and say do you belong to some particular organization like the tea party. he specifically said are you a christian. and if they said yes, they were shot in the head. it's clearly a hate crime. >> analyze for me the president's compulsion. it seems that it is an impulse for him. i'll give you the examples. republicans are social darwinists. they put their party above their country. he goes out of his way to pit americans against americans. we see it every election cycle. republicans don't care about kids with down syndrome. they don't care about the elderly. they want to poison the air and water. we're going to put you back in chains, as biden sa en says. isn't this the opposite of what he said he wanted to do when he first ran for president? >> he could have been the most conciliatory president in our lifetime. instead he has chosen to make everything all about us versus them. we have never been so polarized as we are right now. i think when a tragedy happens the president's primary job is not to try to analyze it, but try to bring some sense of human perspective to it. we saw that. bill clinton was able to do that. >> that's a good point. >> ronald reagan was able stood that. george bush was able to do that. this president has not been able to simply leave the politics out of it and make it about the country and the people who are adversely effected and the families left behind to grieve and survive. >> before the names were known or the bodies were cold, he's advancing an agenda. very sad. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, sean. coming up, president obama doubling down on his outrageous about the tragic shooting in oregon. we're going to play you his remarks from earlier today. we'll get reaction. later tonight, inside the mind of a madman. what could make a person do something like this? 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wouldn't that work? keep these kids safe. >> sure it would work, sean. they're just as important as public officials, government officials, court buildings, fbi offices. you can't go in there without seeing an armed guard somewhere, but it usually comes down to cost. to have an armed retired police officer, you have to have a sufficient amount of money. you're going to have more than one. you're going to have to have more than two. most colleges are 24-hour campuses. they have live on students. the issue comes down to money, so we need to first tackle that. then the ethics, most colleges are run by liberal-type professors and administrators who don't want anything to do with a police state or a police presence or any kind of enforcement or any strong arm tactics. we are sitting ducks, absolutely. >> we do allow security. we sprinkle in the unarmed guards. then we put an armed person, retired cop or a retired detective, sprinkled in there specifically for an incident like this. but i think the point here is why does this president now capitalize on this, people killed there? why did he capitalize from his hometown where he was the organizer there? our kids are being killed. 15 dead. why isn't he making the capitalization on that? because it doesn't adhere to his political agenda. that's what it is all about. it shouldn't be used. i feel very every kid. every kid that gets killed on our streets, we should ban together and stop the shootings because they're all illegal guns. they're not nra guns. >> go ahead. >> sean, what's interesting in chicago you have repeat offenders, gang members, that are using guns every single day. you can't attack m.o. and the person specifically. this attack yesterday in oregon is much like a lone wolf terrorist. one time shot and he's dead. he intended to die before he left that scene. that was probably his purpose. >> eric, you and your fellow libs need to go after your president. what he did is a rhetorical low for him? >> let's go shoot. i'm a good shot. >> we have a lot more coming up tonight right here on "hannity." are you a christian, he would ask them. if you're a christian, stand up. good, because you're a christian, you're going to see god in just about one second. and then he shot and killed them. >> disturbing reports that the >> disturbing reports that the gunman ♪ ♪ (singing) you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? 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>> yes. i would say there's a difference between evil and crazy, but usually it's a mix of both. >> he had something against christians because if he said you were a christian, he shot you in the head. if you said you were another religion, he shot you in the leg. there's something here that we yet don't really know about this guy. >> sean, from my experience even just walking down the street, if you run into someone who is mentally deranged or drunk on drugs, when they see someone of religion, it's a trigger. it's a trigger. i think it's because religion is on the highest level of our hierarchy of values. it is so deep in the human soul that it provokes both positive and negative reactions. most people's reactions are very positive. when they're in a situation, it's religion that gives them support, peace, and comfort. but when mental illness is there, sometimes it is just the opposite. >> i think you're right. it's a combination of all things. doctor, you come at this from a medical standpoint. is this a psychological imbalance, a medical imbalance? are there spiritual factors that you have to consider here? >> listen, having worked, sean, a long time as a forensic psychiatrist, i think evil is illness. i'm not sure they're different things because the human capacity for empathy defines humanity, this wonderful ability we have, to imagine, to almost feel the suffering of others as if it is our own. it's a uniquely human thing. when it is shattered, that's disease. that's disease. we know mercer had a long history of isolating himself. now there are writings attributed to him where he says i'll never have a girlfriend. i i'll die alone. that's also a spiritual crisis, >> i think most people don't understand the terms. or the definition of the terms. it gets complicated here. there is a fine line not to take it to an extreme, but are we talking about principalities of darkness here? is the church, for example believes in some exorcisms. is it mental illness? spiritual forces? are those fair questions? >> absolutely. i think when we're at our weakest, the devil jumps in and is eager to bring our soul down and bring other people down with us. one of the questions we have to ask ourselves is whether or not mental illness takes away personal responsibility and i don't think it does. depending on the degree. it can take way your ability to choose, to understand right and wrong. but there is another point in which maybe our inhibitions are down. that doesn't mean we don't have responsibility for our actions. >> that brings in a legal question. and i've never been a big believer in not guilty by reason of insanity. because by definition anyone that would commit this crime is insane. >> i venture these questions, for all intents and purposes this guy could have been asking people their shoe sizes. 11, you're dead. ten? you're not. none of this makes sense. it's a product of mental illness. >> insight into agenda he might have? >> an agenda? >> it sounds anti-christian to me. >> i agree with you, sean, and doctor i see where you're going. it's not some purely rational, logical thing and i decide i'm going to kill these people. no. that is not. but when you look and see hate groups that are out there against organized religion, what we know, allegedly is that he had a disgust for organized religion. that has affects. the atonement we have when we have strong opinions about things, one religion or another there are bigger consequences. >> they want to do, to find a way, which i why i don't understand the president politicizing this on guns. >> bottom line is that we're somewhat lost with a leader who says this is about guns. i have a blog post up, if this was the president's son, would he be content to say my son who lives in the basement of his mother's house, he would want him treated. it puts us so far to have the 8 ball to have this incompetent leader in office. i wish i can rebuild the system. i wish i can rebuild the system. >> we need your help with ♪ ♪ if youthen you'll know howouth, uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? 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