courtroom now and we believe god judges, barroom from grand rapids michigan thank you for informing us of the truth of the chicago shooting we would have never known if not for prime time that's why you're not allowed to watch anything else except the master's. susan from washington, i don't know who would want to slap the most handsome man in the world, why thank you, stewart from bel air california do i need to get johnny a sport coat how rude of him not to show up without a sport jacket how rude i am water and this is my world. >> sean: welcome to hannity tonight a deadly shoot up on tape 26-year-old killed during a traffic stop in chicago

according to initial reports reed began shooting at police who then returned fire shooting back 96 times you are warning what you are about to see is graphic and disturbing take a look. >> do not roll the window up, open the door put your hands up. >> unlock the doors now. >> unlock the doors now. >> open the doors. >> both hands. >> open the door now. >> sean: we have that full tape coming up and the investigation now underway democrats the media mob rush to judgement already attempting to capitalize on this young man's death and further divide the country as per usual they could not care less about facts on the ground they never wait for the full story to come out we have full house straight ahead,

former obama economic adviser larry summers has a dire warning that the economy will t even worse what you and your family need to know about this we will tell you tonight and also we will detail in a new serious warning about a looming large-scale coordinated terrorist attack in the u.s. hall made possible buy president joe biden and his southern border and tens of thousands coming from china and russia and iran and syria and egypt and afghanistan but tonight we begin in las vegas where o.j. simpson has died to prostate cancer at the age of 76 during his life the former nfl running back star , hollywood star was known by many nicknames including the mayor of brent world, juice or just oj the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman knew oj as the cold-blooded killer who they believe murdered their loved ones and got awayy with it.

in 1995 few americans can forget that time when simpson was acquitted for murder after what was the trial of the decade, a year earlier o.j. simpson's ex-wife nicole brown and her friend were brutally stabbed to death outside of brown's condo and nicole brown nearly decapitated a short time later police uncovered what they believed was a mountain of evidence against o.j. simpson an arrest warrant was issued but oj refused to turn himself then and instead we had americans all across the country watching as o.j. simpson led the police on a slow speed chase in that infamous white ford bronco an estimated 95 million people watched this bizarre chase, most people if you were watching you remember where you were at the time this was going and the day the verdict came in you usually remember where you were on that day also, this was all before oj eventually capitulated

this kicked off one of the most publicized trials in american history and the bloody glove seen around the world, take a look. >> wood you take a step back please, thank you. >> please extend your fingers into the glove put the glove on. >> i object counsel. >> e. appears to uphold the gloves on council would you show that to the jury mr simpson, thank you, other hand, please. >> sean: if the glove doesn't fit you must acquit. >> may be i can demonstrate this graphically limit show you this going to put this on even sink me for a year if i put this kneecap on who am i and if you look at o.j. simpson over there and he has a rather large head o.j. simpson in a knit cap from

two blocks away is still o.j. simpson, it's not a disguise, it's no disguise it makes no sense it doesn't fit if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> sean: for many americans that seem like incredibly weak defence amid a ton of forensic and circumstantial evidence stacked against simpson but the jury disagreed take a look. >> in the matter of the people of state of california versus simpson case number be a 097211 we the jury find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code section 187 a felony upon nicole brown simpson a human being is charged in count one of the information. superior court of the state of california county of los angeles in the matter of the people of

the state of california versus simpson we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code section 187 a of felony upon ronald goldman. >> sean: of course so much more to the story in 2161 juror admitted that she and many others in the almost all african-american jury thought oj was guilty but you did not guilty, the verdict, as payback for the rodney king issue, ultimately oj was found liable in civil court for the killings but one of the only ways the victims families were able to collect from simpson was by publishing his book titled if i did it, papers are pretty brazen book detailing how oj believes the murders of brown and goldman could have happened if he did it, despite his acquittal in 95 oj did spend a significant portion of life behind bars in

2018 was sentenced to 33 years in prison for armed robbery and kidnapping but later paroled in 2017 hands in his last three before his death simpson said you was doing just great take a look. >> let me take a moment to say thank you to all the people have reached out to me my health is good i mean obviously i'm dealing with some issues but i think i'm just about over it and i will be back on that golf course hopefully in a couple of weeks. >> sean: around los angeles o.j. simpson was well known as being an externally charismatic and friendly person but those who knew him best saw a dark side the jews had a violent temper and the rest is history, o.j. simpson dead at 76. coming up o.j. simpson family friend cleo terrel will join us along with attorney alan dershowitz who worked on that case but first heater with

reaction is the host of the ever so popular, it's so popular i can't even count all the people that watch my friend stephen a smith from espn welcome back it's great to have you you said something earlier today that if you were on this jury, finish the sentence. >> he would have been under the jail he would have gotten -- not gotten off not if i was on the jury there's no question he was guilty as hell the forensic evidence is circumstantial evidence the manner in which the murders took place clearly a climb of passion and we look at some of the things they had articulated about his past and his relationship with nicole brown simpson some of the things he had done to her and to others who have spoken very eloquently about this over the years it was clear that there was such a preponderance of evidence against him that he deserved to be in jail for the rest of his life at the very least, the flip side to that however as i

certainly was not surprised at the verdict and i was not surprised at the reasons that ultimately jurors confessed years later in the aftermath of the rodney king situation in los angeles in the history of brutality on the part of some police officers when it came to the lapd against residents of la that happened to be african-americans you knew it was one of those situations where it wasn't about oj's innocence that people were looking at it was about indicting the lapd, that ultimately is why o.j. simpson got off, he got off for two reasons, number 1 to indict the lapd and number 2 because marcia clark and two people we don't talk about enough did a her windows job there is no way around it after all of these years later 1995 an hour talking about it nearly 30 years later let us not forget you don't ask this man months later to try on a glove, he doesn't take his medication his hands and fingers well, it wasn't going to fit they knew it and ultimately it

was depicted in a series of if i remember correctly where johnny cochran had coached christopher to go against the wishes of marcia clark and convinced him to force oj to try to try on the glove once folk saw that it wasn't going to fit he was exactly the nugget he needed to openly say if it doesn't fit you must acquit and get o.j. simpson off of double murder, he is a double murderer in the eyes of most people in this country, white black latino african-american everything else but it was more important to folks at the time to indict the lapd in china spotlight on what they were doing to african-americans in the city of los angeles which is why o.j. simpson ended up a premium that year. >> sean: let me ask you, we talk privately about how i think sports is the great uniter you are always lecturing me and saying hannity stick to the wheelhouse did to the baltics and i'll take care of sports and when i hear you talk politics i always say stay in your lane stephen you don't know what you're talking about but we have a friendship that has emerged,

one of my arguments, one ongoing conversation we have had is bringing the issue of politics into sports, i look at sports as probably one of the most unifying moments you could ever want, you have for example a football game for people who have a shared passion of football they have a shared passion, a team they love they are pulling for you have people of all social economic and racial backgrounds and creeds and colours and everyone is together your highflying strangers you're buying beer for strangers you just having a great time, you throw politics into it and now you're taking a big wage and throwing it right in the middle of what should be in my mind unifying event of people of all backgrounds were everyone's an american and has a shared passion, we have discussed that links but in this case there was a racial divide

and you have people that were white americans reacting one way and african americans a very different way and i don't think it was evermore divided in terms of racial lines van at that moment, talk about that. >> well first of all you're absolutely right, cannot wrong, but one of the things that myself and you along with myself have repeatedly butted heads in a very friendly and affectionate manner but nevertheless have butted heads about is the integration or meshing of politics was sports, this is one of the examples that you can utilize, i brought up the lapd and i brought up the fact that the lapd, at least at that particular moment in time was so vile in the eyes of african-americans in the city of los angeles and it's surrounding areas that it was more important for black americans to make sure that we shined a light on the lapd as a posed to convicting o.j. simpson for murder he was one individual i thought he was

guilty of sale all stand on it if he was on a journey his behind would have been under the jail make no mistake about it he would never have gotten out of it was up to me i thought he was guilty as hell but nevertheless i understood hope was going to transpire because of what we are talking about here when we transitioned that and elevate the level of conversation in terms of me and you and others in the things that we talk about this is why politics and sports shouldn't be so maligned if you are conscientious and know what you're talking about, if you're a professional athlete if your coach or anyone in the world of sport to happens to have enjoyed a level of success these understand you don't just to get go home and mind your business you represent your community and a committee from which you come is sitting around telling you the kind of things they are experiencing even though you may be detached from it at this particular moment in time because of the level of success that you are enjoying, as a result you feel compelled to be a conscientious observer and bring a light to people out there because you have a platform and a voice to

disseminate a message so they can understand exactly what your community is saying, i do that with you all the time and vice versa, how may times of the night the phone with you and we talk and i say let me tell you what this site is thinking let me tell you what's going on let me tell you about the experience that we have, a lot of times you are right and a lot of people that look at you and say you're wrong just because you are you without listening to what you're saying and the facts you are spewing they are wrong, they are caught up in their emotions rather then facts but far more often than they're given credit for their artifact succumbed to the equation that don't reach people like yourself and others from this side of the fence and as a result of that for our not letting you know what is truly going on sometimes and when those things happen the communication that we have enables us to have a conversation like this in front of a national audience where we are letting each other people know i come from one perspective you come from another perspective but we get along very well and we are friends and we listen to one another and

confide in one another we vied back and forth and discuss things on a continuous basis that is what america is supposed to be about on far too many occasions it is not in that is a problem and people like me and you are trying to fix it. >> sean: i agree with that part and i actually think a lot more of our conversations privately should be public and we will have many more of them in the future i have a lot of work to do on some of your pluto thoughts but otherwise we love you, i have to be on the phone with a washington post reporter for a half hour telling them how great you are, you know how hard that was? do you have made times answer. >> that wasn't hard that's pretty easy. >> sean: how may times i had to defend you but i do it because i like you and you're my friend. >> i know you not talking you may times i get interviewed and i get asked about you? how do you even talk to this guy is crazy he's nuts had even like him, i deal with this stuff every day, if i do it for you

you can do it for me, a half hours nothing. >> sean: why did i opened the box, we appreciate it thank you joining is now fox news contributor leo to point out terrel a friend of o.j. simpson and his family along with alan dershowitz who served as legal counsel and legal consultant to o'jays team during his murder trial, leo prior to leo to point oh in the vehicle hat you have in your head there was a leo one point oh and there were many occasions that you were on either hannity or hannity and combs and i would ask you how's your buddy oj is he on the golf course looking for the real killers and you would say don't go there and on a couple of occasions if my memory serves me right you would rip off the microphone and rip out your earpiece and throw it down and walk off the set and i would be shown an mp chair on air for

viewers. now you won't let me show that tape, you should because it's entertaining but you are friends with him and you never have answered a question i've tried to ask you for many years, this is a serious question, and that is do you think you did this? >> will first of all sean my friendship with you in my association with fox news began with the o.j. simpson case and it's been almost 30 years and i appreciate and that respect and we've had discussions about the simpson case but let me be very clear, i was friends with the family i knew the majority of the dream team i happen to have the privilege of knowing mr dershowitz as well and as far as the legal system, the legal system works because the prosecution failed to prove his case and i think the team with cochrane and it dershowitz and bailey and shapiro were able to prove a reasonable doubt and in the court of public opinion that's a different story but as far as my personal opinion it's

not relevant. but the point is the court of public opinion found simpson guilty and in the rule of law and we are a nation of law the jury had an acquittal and i think everyone in this country can agree the prosecution did a horrible job in pursuing their case against o.j. simpson. >> sean: that's not really an answer to my question, do you think, as a guy who was friends with oj and heard all the evidence, do you think your friend did this? >> let me say as much as i can and i respect the shell and you and my friendship with everyone involved i believe that my personal opinion as to guilt or innocence is not the issue, the issue is whether or not his acquittal was justified. and you have professor dershowitz who will tell you it's justified. when i was on your show i argued that point, the court of public opinion is another story and you

had stephen a smith talking about his opinion as a juror in the court of public opinion but the evidence was not proven by the prosecution, blame marcia clark. >> sean: let me get your take professor dershowitz for the record you know this professor and i won't ask you because you were legally consulting on the case what you thank in terms of guilt or innocence i don't think that is a fair question unless you want to answer that or offer that, however you had all of the blood that, you had those shoes, you had everything eat seemed overwhelming, the evidence, it seemed incontrovertible, the evidence, certainly the glove helped oj but most americans felt he was guilty, what is your reaction? >> the evidence was overwhelming, a mountain of evidence of guilt there was blood evidence there is dna evidence, there was only one problem the lapd fraramed what

they believed was a guilty man by taking one sock and pouring the blood of o.j. simpson and the blood of the victim on the sock, the problem is that the man who did it, didn't realize the blood he was pouring on the sock at a chemical in it which is not found in the human body but is found in test tubes so we were able to prove conclusively that one piece of evidence, just the sock, had been tampered with by the government and that created a reasonable doubt and of course stephen a. is actually right, the lapd was on trial, the predominantly black community and jurors did not trust the lapd and that is why it is so dangerous to try to enhance the evidence by creating that a bloody sock because it played right in to the

prejudices perhaps of the jurors against the lapd, i want to send my sincerest condolences to the goldman family in the brown family they have done a phenomenal job in standing up for their relatives and if they had told me and called me first i probably would have represented the goldman or the brown family, lawyers defend people who need a defence and i am proud of the fact that i helped to expose some corruption amongst some police officers in the lapd, i am proud that i helped to disclose some of the divisiveness of the country on racial issues and i also helped to disclose the inadequacy of the prosecution, i was sitting right next to oj when he tried on that glove people don't realize that under the law of california they could have had him put on the glove outside the jury to see whether it fit first before making the fatal mistake

and then oj, right in front of me walked up to the jury and said it's too small, it's too small, at that point i told him he didn't have to testify because he had already made his point and he wasn't subject to cross-examination so the bottom line is the jury reached the correct verdict that does not mean that oj simpson didn't do it but the jury's job is to determine, based on admissible and fare and correct evidence weather the reasonable doubt existed, there was a mountain of evidence against him but there was one a little hill the mountain that was planted by the government and that little hill on the mountain destroyed the government's case and the blame for this does not lie with the defence attorneys, we did our job, it lies with the lapd and with clark and with the entire prosecutorial team, they picked clark knowing they weren't the most qualified they picked him for racial and gender reasons they would never have picked someone for racial and gender

reasons to fly an airplane or be a surgeon but they did in this case and it backfired they could have got much better lawyers but they decided that they would make a racial or gender point and in the in we did our job and i'm very sympathetic of the goldman's and the brown family and i wish i could have been on their side but i was not and in the end i think that history will remember o.j. simpson someone who possibly did it but who was framed. and that something people don't often understand but it happens. >> sean: thank you, leo i don't think i'll ever get my answer, on never get my answer, maybe i'll. [ simultaneous talking ] >> all come to florida have dinner with you and we can discuss it in private. >> sean: deal, we appreciate both of you when we come back many americans struggle to get

by joe biden now trying to sell the lie that the economy is working blaming trumfor inflation we get reaction kelly and conway stared at

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her. >> sean: the biden administration just simply don't get it, while they tried to sell the lie that the economy is booming and bidenomics well millions of you are struggling just to get by in the latest disastrous inflation number released yesterday year to year up 3.5 percent will not make anything easier but according to biden this is all donald trump's fault if a dog bites if the bee stings if you're feeling sad

blaming trump take a look. >> we have dramatically reduced inflation from 9 percent down to close to 3 percent we are in a situation where we are better situated then we were when we took office where inflation was skyrocketing. >> sean: okay it not the only time that he blames trump, whatever happened to the buck stops here, take a look. [ simultaneous talking ] >> do you take any blame for inflation. >> do i take blame for inflation? no. >> why not. >> president joe biden: because it was artie there when i got here, member what the economy was like when i got here? jobs were hemorrhaging, inflation is rising, we weren't manufacturing a damn thing here we were in a real economic difficulty that's why i don't. >> sean: biden's cognitive decline and working overtime because he inherited an inflation rate of 1.4 percent but he still blames trump, now just like he and his administration have blamed trump , this is pretty humourous,

for the border crisis and covid deaths and mass shootings, the arizona abortion law, the east palestine train derailment, botched afghanistan withdrawal, unfreezing 6 million in iranian assets, covid school closures haven't raised the dead limit division between republic and's and democrats, threats to democracy and anything else you can thank of they have blamed donald trump even democratic economist larry summers who worked for obama and warned about biden inflation back in 2021 is now sounding the alarm about a potential market crash we are kind of do for a correction aren't we? let's take a look at. >> anything could happen, markets could crash, indicators could turn down but on current facts a rate cut in june it seems to be would be a dangerous and egregious error comparable to the errors that the fed was

making in the summer of 2021 when it just did not get the thread on inflation. >> sean: to make things worse the cost of own -- homeownership is skyrocketing making it nearly impossible for many to purchase a home and afford -- according to a new fad study credit card to liquid see rates are the worst on record here with reaction fox news contributor kelly and conway charlie hurt, kelly and at one point it's laughable blaming trump for the border it's laughable for inflation rates of 1.4 percent you say it is transitory you say the border is closed and the border secure and now it's trump's fault because that lie did not work and yet the media mob go along with it but you cannot argue that his policies have failed at this point because they can't run on those policies and prominent democrats

like david axelrod and james carbo and van jones and marine down and donna brazil and lawrence summers and others are saying stop but he continues to push the lie will it resonate? >> no, it won't work if you look at everybody including the mainstream media some of whom still do his bidding all of the polls say the same thing joe biden mishandling the economy they blame him for the poor economy they don't think bidenomics has helped them personally and i think the growing trend of particularly hispanic americans and african-americans trending away from joe biden and bidenomics and toward donald trump and the america first economics really tells the tale look at the data among young people in particular young people are not going away from biden because he's 81 years old because they're worried they will be 81 years old before they can get out of credit card debt and afford their first home and now you see these articles insurance utilities repairs

maintenance even if you're fortunate enough to go ahead and own your own home there all these hidden costs if you are a young single person or even a couple trying to get on with the accoutrements of a adult life bidenomics has gotten underway at every turn and i think this election will come down to cost of living and quality-of-life issues and it is costing him in the polls larry summers said something very important that if you look at something called super poor inflation if you remove transitory crossing homeownership from the equation he believes that inflation is closer to 6 percent everyone who goes to the grocery store and the gas station and gets sticker shock it's far beyond that now people cannot afford rent or mortgages or utilities insurance saving for a rainy day or enjoying a sunny day limit had one more to your list of many democrats who are criticizing obama biden and bidenomics ron mclean his first and longest-serving chief of staff he was caught in a leech tape

saying what a ridiculous strategy they had by not tackling inflation it all matters what people believe and what they believe right now is that they were better off with donald trump as president of than under joe biden as president when you ask that question the data is not even close. >> sean: and they're left with this sneer slander but searched character assassination law fair weapon rising justice that's it that's what they've got that's all they have for the next 207 days your reaction. >> they are left with that because they don't have anything else to run on joe biden is a liar he has been caught trying to cook the books numerous times trying to make the economy the bureau of labor statistics numbers that come out trying to boost the economy when and they got caught lying about it but of course as kelly and point out people feel it they see it in their grocery bills they see it in their gas bills they know you is lying about this stuff and i

think it is kind of interesting had a time when the media is desperately trying to restore credibility they claim they are not going to let people lie and spread disinformation but when joe biden says inflation was rising when he came into the white house that is total bs that is a complete lie there are no statistics that defies all statistics devise all facts and they let him say it and that will be his campaign because he can't he has nothing else to offer and so they will their entire campaign will be based on fear and lies. >> sean: and weapon eyes doj thank you both thanks to the biden borders and failed foreign policy the fbi are now warning for the third time of a potential threat to this country, we will explain, also a shootout with chicago police caught on tape we have the full video straight ahead. [ ♪♪ ]

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>> sean: fbi director christopher ray back on capitol hill today for another hearing he gave perhaps his most serious and dire warning yet about the very significant threats that our country is currently facing let's listen closely. >> we have seen a rogues gallery of foreign terrorist organizations call for attacks against americans and their allies and given those calls to action our most immediate concern has been that individuals or small groups will draw some kind of twisted inspiration from the events in the middle east to carry out attacks here at home but now increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland they came to the isis k. attack we

saw at the russian concert hall a few weeks ago you have as hezbollah express and support and praise for hamas and threatened to attack u.s. interest in the region you have al qaeda issuing its most specific call for an attack against us against the u.s. in the past five years, you have al qaeda and the arabian peninsula calling for jihad to attack americans and jewish communities in the u.s., you have isis urging its followers repeatedly to attack jewish communities in the u.s. and the irony is that as anyone who has studied terrorism knows these are terrorist organizations that do not typically see i die but they do seem to be united in one thing which is calling for attacks on us. >> sean: herewith reaction is the arizona former attorney general and the host of a podcast, this is the third time

that the fbi director has made these dire threats, this is what faces me off about him is that okay i am taking him at his word i believe him i think those threats are real but he sits by and has not lifted a finger to stop this president from allowing older teens and tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to the tune of 10 million on vetted joe biden illegals tens of thousands coming from china and russia iran syria egypt afghanistan he has not lifted a finger to insist that joe biden not only enforce the laws of our country but stop aiding and abetting in the lawbreaking by allowing them in on that to did now to me he can have it both ways he cannot warn us about the threat but not ensure that the laws of this country are being

enforced he would be the top law enforcement agency that would enforce that. >> it's like you sitting there tattling but not willing to do anything very frustrating as you see these numbers what he is talking about these terror organizations let's not forget that right now we are seeing the fastest growing group coming across the border the chinese migrants and we know that iran and china are working together iran and russia are working together all of this axis of evil working together right now and they are well aware we have an open border some of the things he said right there they are listening to this on fbi chatter you don't even have to be listening to this through intelligence groups you can go to x you can look at the dictator of iran right now he is on x and putting these threats out there this is how blatant it is we as the american people can read these on a daily basis and yet the president of the united states has not taken action he

has almost been shamed into it because he has this vision interviewer he indicates he will do some sort of executive order in april this guy whatever the wind blows politically that day he will do because he's so desperate to hold onto power but he has not done anything to actually secure the country or get the economy back on track the guy is a total disaster and christopher ray should be holding him accountable. >> sean: attorney general let me ask you doesn't the fbi director if he seize the laws in this country not been enforced, the laws about illegal immigration and seeing where people are coming from on bedded into the country making a dire warning like that does he not have an obligation to enforce the law which means telling joe biden to start enforcing the law and insist upon it. >> absolutely this border crisis can be solved tomorrow if joe biden just started enforcing

existing laws, what is so disappointing i think too many americans is the fact that joe biden's lack of concern about the safety of americans and the security of our southern border that really knows no boundaries literally and figuratively and literally and figuratively and i think one of the next president of united states should there's a federal statute eight u.s. three c. 34 just appalled last year u.s. supreme court john said anyone aiding and abetting and facilitating illegal immigration is guilty of a federal event so why is it that you have the sanctuary cities why is it you have these governors and mayors that are providing aid and comfort in creating financial incentives giving people free hotels free airfare giving them visa gift cards my goodness of the cartels are making billions of dollars off of people illegally entering the country and not they getting thousands of hilton hotel points because we are putting up people illegally into this country in the hotels and what keeps me up

at night as a former federal and state prosecutor he's not just the millions of people we let into our country is the millions of getaways the tens of thousands of people predominately young males 18 to 35 years old wearing black and camouflage, anyone can enter this country legally under joe biden's policies they just come in they carry their backpacks and luggage and you have these getaways that are sneaking into our country and literally there is a ticking time bomb now every city in the united states as a result of criminals and gangs from central america and south america and jihadist from the middle east that are coming to this country that are destroying our neighbourhoods. >> sean: not a matter of if but when mr attorney general thank you when we come back attentions very high tonight in chicago after a fatal police shooting the body cam footage has just been released we will play it for you in full as we continue straight ahead.

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>> sean: big controversy in chicago tonight over a fatal officer involved shooting last month planes closed police officers pulled over a man for allegedly failing to wear a seatbelt reed opened fire on the officer's after refusing to comply with their orders, injuring one and the officers then fired back, 96 times, resulting in reid's death the body cam footage from the incident just released note the police on the outside of the car reid is on the inside of the car, take a look. >> do not roll the window up. >> put your hands up. >> unlock the doors now unlock the doors now. >> unlock the doors now open the

doors now. >> let me see your hand. >> open the door now. >> open the door now. [ gunshots ] >> shots fired. [ gunshots ] [ bleep ] >> shots fired. [ gunshots ] >> sean: obviously the video is chaotic the civilian officer police accountability says review of the footage and initial reports prepared to concern -- confirmed that mr reed fired first striking the officer and for officers then returned fire, available for them their evidence also confirms that officers returned

fire approximately 96 times over a period of 41 seconds, the officers involved have been placed on 30 days of administered leave has the investigation continues. of course that is not stopping people do have political edge and does and the media mob in the radical left from politicizing the incident hand inciting outrage in their communities take a look at this headline from the washington post, failing to mention key details of the incident and the highlighting mr reed's race, here now with reaction the former nypd inspector and fox news conservator paul moreau also project anyone founder forrest cooper, the civilian office of police accountability paul they have april and i report that is in fact it was the person in the car driving the car that shot first, he shoots and at that point police have every right, one officer

injured, please have every right at that point to defend themselves and protect themselves, however 96 shots is an awful lot of shooting. how do you explain that high number? even though this guy, if you shoot at a cop you are probably going to die, that is kind of like a squared be squared c. squared but why 96 shots? >> well it's hard to me to see in the video what is going on inside the car and beside the car, my understanding is there is other videos that show more of that one of the things that does happen sometimes in the situations in a very heated, and look you have to predicate every thing that we say with the fact that this is a tragedy but there is a phenomenon in police shootings called mass contagious shooting and what happens is officers hear the gunshots they hear other aspiring they don't know where the shots are fired coming from the very hyped up in the ricochet of fact which is something that has appeared in other cases one of the things

that happens is the initial rounds that are fired are bouncing off of walls and coming back at the cops and they hear those shots going pass them so i'm not saying that's what happened here, we have to deal with the facts, but that's one of the things that is on the table. >> sean: horse looked at your take. >> i'll put my cards on the table i back the men in blue i understand there's investigation that is underway but i also understand that we need people who are willing to put their lives on the line so that they can protect and prevent the law of the jungle when our public schools fail us, when our moms and dads fail us when social programs don't work. [ ♪♪ ] >> left to step in and clean up the job. >> sean: you know there are

some things that if a police officer pulls you over and says put down your window and open the door if i get pulled over, if you listen, that goes a long way and in that sense every human life matters and this is a tragedy and you can't shoot at a cop either. more hannity is next

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>> sean: unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening thank you for being with us in making the show possible please set your dvr so you never missed an episode of hannity in the meantime greg got filled is standing by with a great show to put a smile e onour face have a great night