explains why. it is out tomorrow, i hope you buy it. it is great, i think. that is it tonight. we are live in new york tonight, sean hannity is live in our studio in washington. hannity: i meant your studio and you could to be a guest on my show coming up later tonight. give me time to breathe and that you can collect yourself. good show tonight. congrats on the book. tucker: thank you. hannity: welcome to hannity. i m not overstating you this. this is literally no a tipping point in american history. democrats and the media, they have no shame. zero restraint, zero concern for truth, zero concern for innocent lives. they are all too willing to destroy, all for political power. that is more important that is what is truth and justice. now we have one party in this country, it is about smears, slander, disgorgement, the media in this country they are the
accomplices. be of the evidence tonight. they re using every dirty trick in the book to write out the clock on judge kavana
type of arms control. that will certainly be there. what s going to be fascinating is these two are going to be meeting one-on-one for 45 minutes. sergei lavrov the foreign minister of russia says we will send in an interpreter. even though vladimir putin understands russian he wants to make sure everything is relayed perfectly back in english. steve: apparently not will be a note tarik which is unusual. now we are hearing the meeting one-on-one face to face no note taker, could be 90 minutes. putin is on that plane right now. it takes 30, 40 minutes to get from the airport to the presidential palace. we will imagine things will be getting started a little late. i was looking from my world radar it looks like there was a big storm somewhere between moscow and helsinki. so maybe it was weather. then again, maybe it was just i m going to make you wait on me. abby: there you have it. the two men on the ground there in helsinki. this is the first time between these two men that t
candidates hit on a wide range of topics tonight from the economy to climate change and, of course, impeachment. but at one point candidates were asked about comments that president obama made this week at a leadership summit in singapore. he said significant improvement would be made if countries were led by women. he also said if you look at problems around the world, it was usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way. here s what we heard from the candidates. senator sanders, you are the oldest candidate on stage this evening. and i m white as well. yes. how do you respond to what the former president had to say. i got a lot of respect for barack obama. i think i disagree with him on this one. maybe a little self-serving, but i do disagree. i m going to guess that president obama did not clear that remark through your campaign ahead of time. i m going to guess he wasn t talking about me either. [ laughter ] thank you for asking a woman thi
history impeached by the house for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. candidates hit on a wide range of topics tonight from the economy to climate change and, of course, impeachment. but at one point candidates were asked about comments that president obama made this week at a leadership summit in singapore. he said significant improvement would be made if countries were led by women. he also said if you look at problems around the world, it was usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way. here s what we heard from the candidates. senator sanders, you are the oldest candidate on stage this evening. and i m white as well. yes. how do you respond to what the former president had to say. i got a lot of respect for barack obama. i think i disagree with him on this one. maybe a little self-serving, but i do disagree. i m going to guess that president obama did not clear that remark through your campaign ahead of time. i m going to guess he