great job this week. and hello to you, anderson. travis and all o f you at home. o we have a great rowdy crowd here tonight. welcome to hannity you at h, oe audience. the only normal people in the only normal people in now, tonight, many on the left, they are lashing out atcie le lashn administration. inie le in fact, one mfs dnc host is outraged that white house staffers are not doing enough to make joe look younger and more competent and prevent him from falling down so often. he just needs a little help getting on and offoften. stage d and getting upstairs and calling on reportershe and remembering talking points and remembering actually where hend talking is and who he s tt hend talking is and who he s tt activityev and not fall down. by the way, we may be one fall away from the democratic party pushing him right the heck out of the way. anyway, we got that tape straight ahead. also, we havht aheade more from john kerry at a big temper tantrum today, america s top climat
to review documents taken from his home in florida by federal agents last month. a judge came down in favor of the trump team s request today rejecting arguments from prosecutors that the special master was both unnecessary and unwise. correspondent david spunt has tonight s top story. good evening, david. this judge s order out hours ago is a temporary legal victory for the former president and gives him more political opportunities to attack an ongoing grand jury investigation into his handling of sensitive documents. days after asking what is the harm with naming an outside neutral party to review the thousands of documents seized by the fbi, judge aileen cannon cited unprecedented circumstances in ordering the special master, quote: to review the seized property for personal items and documents and potentially privileged material subject to claims of attorney-client and/or executive privilege. the judge s order still allows the intelligence community to continue its r
it ingested somehow some of that. e and they need narcan 5 minutes later. sost a how dangerous is that in a building where the presidentw is? it s very dangerous. it s very disturbing. daone of two things has happened here. either. number one, the secret service one wos happen to us and they r covering for someone. orco number two, they re incompetent because this is supposed to beetent. tht secure dwelling in america. and for the secret serviceo to admit to the world that not only can they not figure out fir who dropped off a white powderef substance in one of three locations in the white house thatocations, remember, tt story s changed three times where the cocaine was actually found, but also that there have been two other entities where illegal drugs were found on the premises in the white house. this is unacceptable. we spend a lot of mone t acceptt of tax dollars to make sure that we have the best secrete tc that money can buy. but yeant they can t determine
true believers seeing their theory come to fruition. that s come this is here s the group s pelosi schiff in the rest meeting with the presidentw of ukraine, jim mcgovern was to meet you and to remind you as well chasing jason adam schiff of california, yolla. . so how did adam schiff and nancy pelosi wind up in charge of america s foreign policy as we stand on the cusp of a third world war ?hy and why are republicans supporting them? and what happens when you put people with a demonstrated lack boundaries or self-control or wisdom in charge ofwi somethingi as important as the fate ofll nations? well, here s what happens. watch
question from the people who know the answer. megyn: according to the new york times article people started asking questions. but got no answers. david plouffe is a senior advisor, probably one of the most powerful with valerie jarrett in the white house. to take money from a telecommunications company doing business in iran. $100,000 fee. a month before he goes into the white house. pretty simple that s a conflict of interest. he ought to give the moneyk. megyn: does it compromise the presidentw when it comes to how he will deal with iran? when i was work for president clinton i had people approach me with offers that i thought were