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♪ ♪ >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity." im tammy bruce in for sean. its the friday before christmas and the u.s. supreme court just offered up a giant lump of coal to bidens doj. in order to fast-track its case against former president trump out of washington, d.c., and get a verdict before the 2024 election. federal prosecutors frantically ask the court for an expedited review of trumps presidential immunity claims. today that request was flat out denied, and many exp...

analyst, julia cayenne. good evening. sarah, bad news for the doj tonight. the judge, rejecting their request to continue the premiere lobe into classified documents while the review plays out. what more do you know? >> thats right. the judge, basically, set, one, i wont take the government on face value that these documents are classified. she wants a special master to review them. to, she says, she doesnt think it will cause irreparable harm for the justice department to press pause ...

Open border, and that democrats want to open borders. are either of those true? both? either? >> certainly, it is not true. the border is certainly not open. you talk about the number of apprehensions we are making, theyre out, because we catch folks. they come through. we also talk about immigration reform, democrats and congress stand ready, right now to, work on immigration reform. so that we dont have colleagues on the other side of the aisle work with us, and try to find a common sense path...

>> that mesmerizing 2004 democratic convention speech transformed barack obama from relative obscurity to a national star. in bipartisan or post partisan theme helped him stun hillary clinton and lift him to the white house, and then he met an opposition party that had no interest in across the aisle work. on and on. its been won confrontation after another, government funding, the debt ceiling, you name it. and its been matched with overheat party rhetoric. the question is if the experience of ...

Interested in human dignity around the world. that was true in the, you know, the destroyed streets of monrovia in liberia where he lived for years after the war. who covers a war and then lives in that country for a few years just as a resident? and then on the streets of new york. he carried this with him everywhere. it affected his work profoundly and made people want to be around him. >> its interesting, in "restrepo," in his still photographs, even though hes covering conflict and "restrepo...

Its falsely -- its dramatic, but its only dramatic for a certain amount of time. and then what really is interesting out there is how people connect with each other in that situation. he had this idea, i think its true, that war is one of the few situations where men are free to really express their affection for each other. i mean, not just the like of each other, but physically, like hugging each other, touching each other. a lot of his work showed that. it showed soldiers with their arms arou...

The queen? people on twitter please respond to me. can anyone understand the difference? so mom like you would say to your mom and then what do you say to the queen. >> i dont say mom. i say mummy. >> for the point of argument. >> i would say mum. and then i say mom. you see its to long as. >> im not going to meet the queen so i doesnt matter. its not going to happen. i might scream from her from far away. mom! >> will you understand anything else anyone is saying out there? >> i have a hard tim...

>> yeah. everyone that i know who knows him felt lucky to know him. when i started working with him, i mean, i hope, i think the feeling was mutual, but i just thought, this is the guy. we were trying to do something very difficult with this movie "restrepo," and i dont think there are many people i could have worked with where it would have worked. and i met tim and instantly i was like, hes thinking differently. hes incredibly brave. i want to play just some of tim talking in an interview i th...

If you are a do nothing congress yeah, do nothing. if you are going to function in the way we need congress to function, there isle work to be done 365 days a year. >> the point is, they are doing too much and getting involved too much in our personal lives and business. >> yeah, leave the light bulbs alone. we can choose them ourselves. heck, these guys cant pass a budget. whether sevendays oring willy days. it is parkinson law work expands to fill the time. they might do something positive. >>...

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