thanks for watching us tonight. i'li will remember that the spn stops here because we are captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> a presidency plagued by scandals, his approval numbers are sinking by the day. so does this administration know what it's doing? the architect, karl rove is here. new polls rocket herman cain to the top of the list in the g.o.p. nomination. we have the latest dials on the road to 2012. while the president's jobs plan is stuck in the mud -- >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the g.o.p. introduces a plan of its own. but will it pass? senator rand paul is here with reaction. plus, our weekly analysis of the

mainstream obama media bias. >> is this the liberal version of the tea party? >> we are on the road to 2012. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> with each and every passing day, there is more and more proof that not only can we not afford four more years of president obam awe barely afford the remaining presidency. from solyndra to the fast and furious, they are in very serious scandals from a president who vowed his presidency would be the most transparent in history, it has taken a subpoena to get his attorney general to cooperate with the fast and furious investigation. so eric holder will be back on capitol here before darrell issa. >> the controversy is that he swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. when he said he only learned about it a few weeks ago, he was

dodging at best. lying? perhaps. >> he has been spurned by all levels of confidence. we have an unemployment rate of 9.1%. 14 million americans cannot find a job. 49 million americans are underemployed. the anointed one can't help himself from blaming all the woes in the world on the republicans. >> the republicans haven't given a good answer as to why they have not agreed to wanting to rebuild our road, our bridges and our schools. they have not given us a good reason as to why they don't want to put teachers back in the classroom. we are happy to work with republicans, where they are willing to put politics behind the interest of the american people. >> now, perhaps one day barack obama will realize that there is nobody to blame for his epic failures but himself. joining me now with reaction, the author of the new york times best seller, courage and

consequence, former adviser of president george w. bush, karl rove. >> thanks for having me. >> it seem this is strategy is now set -- do-ing nothing congr, blame the republicans. when in reality, the democrats didn't support his bill. >> yeah. >> there is fundamental truth missing in what he is saying. >> yeah. i loved it. the president is blaming the republicans when it's the failure of the democratic senate leader to get this through. look, the incompetence of the administration and its failures are at several areas. they're failures of policy, the stimulus bill didn't work. the affordable care act, every promise about health care reform has turned out not to be true. there is the president's own personal leadership failures. he leditous believe he would change the tone in washington. we thought it would be for the better, not for the worse. there are problems with the execution, the blocking and tackling of the administration. then finally, there are the political ineptness of the administration.

this week, you know, going out and embracing the up on wall street movement, which i think is going to cost him a credibility with the exact voters he needs -- swing independent, business-oriented democrats and culturally conservative blue collar that he needs to win in 2012. >> i look at images of up on wall street, obama's supporting him. debbie wasserman schultz and i look at the signs and the public opinion polls 30 -- what 33% think that the u.s. is worse than al qaeda? that's the democratic party you are supporting? >> yeah. this is a group dominated by kooks. this is a toxic group that -- that it doesn't really know what it wants that is infiltrated by extreme elements that do know

what they want. nothing can take over a rebel quicker than somebody who knows what they want when they are dealing with people who don't know what they want. >> let's talk about the scandals. we have talked a lot about solyndra, $535 million down the drain. $1.2 million for sun power, same story. political connections, buys access, money poured down the drain, lost money. and the fast and furious, may 3, 2011, the attorney general said, quote, i probably heard about this for the first time in the last few weeks. we now have five specific examples that prove that that statement he made before congress is not true. >> yeah. well, if it is true, it is an appalling incompetence, where there is no chief of staff, no top aides to the attorney general who reading these memos as they come in the door and say, you know, there is no regularly scheduled senior leadership meeting of the justice department where somebody can say, i read this

memo and it's deeply troubling to me and it's addressed to you, attorney general. i think you need to know what i found out about this terrible program. i have to give him the benefit of the doubt because it's extraordinary for the attorney general of the united states, goes before congress and knowingly lies. but if he didn't lie, that office is being run by a bunch of incompetents, keystone cops with no cops. i mean, having been in government, i am astonished that there would be that much paper going to the attorney general. >> but he bragged about the program, himself. prior to him saying, i just found about it. i suspect he lied. i think this is going to be a very big scandal. we will see if he is able to survive. i doubt he will. let's move to the g.o.p. nomination. we have watched a number of surges of candidates. the most recent surge is herman cain. can herman cain, tied or above mitt romney -- can he sustain

this momentum that he has gained in recent weeks? >> you know, we'll see. but i doubt it. you are right. we have seen the trump surge, the bachmann surge, the perry surge. if you take the real clear politics average, it's 22 for romney, 20 for cain, 14 for perry and then we have paul and gingrich at 8. but there are two things. let's remember that four years ago at this exact moment, october 13, it was rudy giuliani at 30 and fred thompson at 20. mccain at 14, romney at 11 and mike huckabee who made a real good run at it, 6%. so these things can change dramatically. what is the status of the polls in the early states and how strong and effective is the organization that the candidate is building, both in the early states and then financially in order to have the resources to convey the message? this is where cain, who has

drawn passion and enthusiasm from his debate performances, i think is coming up short. he's not been raising much money. he will probably step up the pace because of the internet. but i am mystified. he did four stops in texas. today, he's on a bus between going around western tennessee, which votes on march 8. i mean, if he's serious, he needs to be spending virtually every waking moment in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida and nevada. if he ain't in those five states, he better be in atlanta getting his sleep and kissing his wife. this won't have a happy ending. >> what do we make of this? mitt romney has been at the top tier the entire time, same numbers. good debate performances. is this a battle between establishment and tea party activists? they didn't like romneycare or are they looking for something

else? >> look, i think we are -- we are rushing this thing to expect it to be decided before we actually have people going to vote. again, i go back to four years ago. rudy giuliani was in the lead, fred thompson was in second place, and neither one of those guys were there when the voting started. we have to be very careful about this. this contest gets real when we go to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, florida and then toward the end of february, arizona and michigan. until then, a lot of this is moving around. look, for example, the latest poll that shows herman cain, "the wall street journal," nbc poll, it was 336 people, republican adults, not even proven past primary voters, with a plus or minus of 5 1/2%. but we are all falling all over ourselves saying it represents scientific and precise. we have to be very careful. herman cain has a bump.

let's see how durable it is. but i don't think it's going to turn into -- these things are not going to matter until we actually start turning out to vote on january 3 in iowa and the rush of primaries in february. >> we may have one december 6. >> yeah. you know what? i think at the end of the day, i think at the end of the day, new hampshire will want to be part of the process, follow iowa and still have a comfortable distance between it and the next contest, which is capable of doing. if it moves it forward to january, i suspect that would make mitt romney happy, but i don't think that would make the republicans happy. i am not certain it's good for the process. >> karl rove, always good to get your insight. >> you bet. thanks. >> the race is still up for grabs when it comes to who will take on barack obama? frank luntz is here with reaction to the ever-changing g.o.p. field and herman cain. and the jobs bill couldn't pass the september and senate

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>> now the republican field appears to be set and the race for who will take on president obama 2012. but the frontrunner, well, that keeps changing. now herman cain surged 22 points in the latest wall street journal/nbc news poll, making him the frontrunner with twech%.

former massachusetts governor mitt romney is close behind. texas governor rick perry is in third place with 16%. and a new rasmussen poll came out today and it shows former speaker of the house newt gingrich is moving up as well. >> joining me with reaction, president of luntz global, pollster, who attacks people in focus groups. >> oh, sean. i don't know what to say. >> welcome back. the herman cain phenomenon is interesting to me, because we have had a lot of surges. big question here -- can he sustain it? you have been dialing herman cain. let's show him talk about this 9-9-9 plan. >> this economy is on life support. that's why my 9-9-9 plan is a

bold solution. it starts with throw out the current tax code and pass the 9% business flat tax, 9% personal income tax and the 9% national sales tax. this is the most important part t. eliminates or replaces corporate income tax, personal income tax, capital gains tax, as well as the estate tax. then it treats all businesses the same. >> now, he's doing well from the beginning, but as soon as he said throw out the current code and as soon as he explained more, the numbers kept rising. >> there are three rules in political communication for 2012. number 1, but diclarrative. number 2, be visionary, don't accept the way things are. they are not looking for incremental change, they want radical change. do something that affects people in their pocketbooks and their wallets. and that's what herman cain did in that clip. that's one of the reasons he's

doing so well. i listened to the interview with karl rove. i think he's right that herman cain doesn't have the same grassroots organization as other candidates. but we are in the process of putting a group together next week for your show in nevada. viso many herman cain people coming out of the woodwork, people who had never been involved in politics want this man as their next president. >> newt gingrich has been hovering around the 4-5%. now he's 10%, hit double digits. by most objective beings with very good appearances in the debates. let's show newt gingrich, you dialed him on the issue of jobs. >> if you assume washington remains the way washington is right now. it's hopeless, we might as well buy greek bonds and go down together. in the reagan administration, september, 1983, we created a 1.1 million jobs. obama's socialist politics

policies, class warfare and socialism, we created zero. i believe with leadership, we can balance the budget. diit for four consecutive years. >> two things i took out of that -- humor worked in a big way and going after the president and his failed policies seemed to resonate very well. >> i are right, sean. i am waiting for one of these candidates to look the camera straight in the eye and to say to all of their colleagues, stop attacking each other. no 30-second ads against republicans. abide by ronald reagan's leaveningth commandment and focus on the president. he's coming after you. it's time to respond. >> the one person who seems to have done that in every debate is newt. he keeps saying, you know, we all up here on this stage would do a., b., c., d., and e. >> there is a simple challenge for him, who do you want to stand toe to toe with barack obama in september and october

of 2012? who do you want to be that person that goes face to face and challenges the president's assertions, assumptions and record? on that attribute, newt gingrich wins. >> all right. let's go, mitt romney, by all accounts, also, had another very good debate this week. following the last focus group, you showed him winning by a considerably margin. here's him, you dialed him on the issue when he's talking about, quote, the rich. >> at what income does someone reach your definition of rich? >> i don't try to define who's rich special who is not rich. i want everyone in america to be rich. i people in this country to have opportunities. i want everybody to to have the kind of opportunities that we on this stage have had. i want people to recognize that the future will be brighter than it was for them. i know at president's party wants to try to take from some

people and give to others. that's not the way to lift america. the way to lift america is to give people opportunity and let them enjoy the freedoms that have made us the envy of the world. >> the uplifting side of that seemed to give him that high water mark. >> you are right. mitt romney has become an outstanding debater. he has come in. one of the reasons is because he has focused on barack obama, that he has specifically addressed the failures of the obama administration. and he has constantly and effectively talked about a seven-point plan. he has become more substantive and more focused on what's going on in washington, d.c. that's one of the reasons why he scored 29% in the wall street journal poll. >> by the way, you can be part of frank's focus group, but you have to have a thick skin and take the heat. frank gives it to you. they can do that by >> going to luntzglobal.com.

sign up in the next 48 hours. we will be going to nevada, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida and now i feel like howard dean, luntzglobal.com. sign up. >> all of those dials and focus groups will be here on "hannity." thanks. >> thank you. >> coming up, the president's jobs bill went down in flames. republicans are proposing one of their own. can it pass the senate? plus, it's time for this week's installment of media mash. the take on the obama mania media's latest attempts to slant media's latest attempts to slant your ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ]

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>> republicans not only voted down the president's so-called jobs bill last week of but three g.o.p. senators are bruceing a plan of their own, john mccain and bob portman and rand paul unveiled that plan early earlier today. senator paul will join me. but first, let's just say, this goes well beyond the president's somewhat pathetic offer of a second stim scplus may actually create jobs t. proposes a balanced budget amendment to the constitution and it will repeal the health care bill and the

dodd/frank act... but does it have a chance of passing? kentucky senator rand paul is joining me. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> president's whining and blaming the republicans. what happened in the senate? i thought he had the majority of senators there? >> well, yeah. he's been saying pass it, pass it, pass it now. so now that there is a republican jobs plan, the message goes right back at you. pass it. pass it now. come and talk to us. if we want to pass a jobs plan that we near favor of, he needs to talk to us about our ideas. we have a bill which senator mccain and senator portman and many others in the republican caucus are putting forward that will create jobs. we can create over 5 million

jobs, if the president will come and talk to us. >> let me go through t. i support a balanced budget amendment. i think it would show the world, we are serious about financial stability in the long term and we want to end deficit spending. i think it's a good message to wall street and the world. he's not going to support that, is he? >> i don't know. >> i do. >> if we balanced our budget and we actually proposed that and passed it, i think you would see a rise in the stock market. you would see a bull market like you have never seem -- >> totally agree. >> people in the marketplace want to see that we will be fiscally responsible. >> repeal health care -- never happen. repeal dodd/frank, never going to happen? >> maybe not. >> but we don't want to regulate the economy. we don't towant to cripple the morning industry and the banking industry. those may notv happen. but the simpson bowles commission talked about lower

tax rates. if we did that. you remember when ronald reagan lowered the rates, we had growth of 6 and 7% a year. that's how i get jobs. you need the economy to grow. you don't get shovel-ready projects that government does. those are band-aids and they never create millions of jobs. you only create millions of jobs with economic growth. >> i agree with all of the things you have in here, but the president seems to be it's my way or the highway and you are hurting the country. well, he had his way. he had both houses of congress. he forced legislation down the country's throat. made grandiose promises of what would happen, none of which did. now he says it wasn't big enough and i am going to try it again. >> part of the republican jobs plan is that we are willing to talk with the president. but the president needs to stop and desist from pass it now, pass it now. all of this campaign rhetoric and the emotions of enry and

let's go get those rich people. he needs to stop that. make an appointment to come to capitol hill and talk with his opponents in a reasonable, rational, non-emotional manner and we could pass a jobs package. there are democrats who are for allowing money to come back from overseas at a lower tax rate. there are democrats for lowering the corporate income tax because it is greater than most of europe. we could get compromise, but it would take leadership from the president. you may be right. he may not be willing to show a compromise or leadership. >> again, but he's now -- he's aligned himself with the up on wall street crowd, which has extremist views as we have chronicled on this program. he just, he has had rigid ideology. he doesn't seem to have the willingness to open his mind to any good idea, except his idea.

>> in many ways i see a personality flaw -- it's rigid, ideology, he clings to. it he accuses people of clinging to guns and religion, he seems to cling to his rigid ideology. >> i don't often give the president political advice. but i would tonight. if he wants to have a chance at winning re-election, he has to do something. for example, if he wants to build infrastructure and bridges, perhaps he needs to acknowledge that giving $500 million to one company, solyndra, that's more than my state gets in an entire year for roads. $500 million was given to one crony of his, more than a whole state's funding for roads. he wants to build roads and bridges, he has to do something different. >> sun power got $1.2 billion in loan guarantees themselves. i know you are supporting your dad for president. last question, what do you think of herman cain's 9-9-9 plan?

>> i like the simplicity of promote egg plan that people can get their mind around and grasp. i don't like having an income tax and a sales tax. even the people who promoted the fair tax, a national sales tax, one of the things they depended on was eliminating the 16th amendment and having no income tax. there is a danger to having an income tax and a sales tax because they get ratcheted up over time. instead of 9-9-9, i fear 21-21-21. >> why do i think that could be a possibility? unless you have the balanced budget amendment. >> i take -- i take herman cain at his word and i think he's sincere in trying to do something good. but i fear it will be ratcheted up because spending has such an allure for politicians. i wouldn't do it without a balanced budget amendment. but i wouldn't entertain a national sales tax unless we eliminated the income tax. >> rand paul, thank you for being with us. >> coming up, we have this

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>> welcome back to "hannity"iment time for media mash. our weekly roundup of all the ways the liberal mainstream media tries to spin the news to you. we have the president of the media research center. brent bozel. how are you, sir? >> brother hannity, how are you? >> doing well. thank god. 4 scisixty two days, i being, left. liberty, the networks count these up on wall street protesters, ooh newts a thousand countries now. watch this. >> we begin with what has become, by any measure, a pretty massive protest movement, while it goes by the official name up on wall street, it has spread

steadily, far beyond wall street and it could turn out to be the protest of the era. >> it began here in new york city. but they have spread across the country to at least 25 major cities. >> we are a few blocks of wall street. this has become a national movement. >> as of tonight, it has spread to more than 250 american cities, more than a thousand countries. every continent but antarctica. >> this -- this could turn out to be -- what is it -- the protest of the current era. oh >> you know, this is -- this is a bug that affects reporters when thy get too excited. it reminds me, several years ago, rachel welch was supporting abortzion on the larry king show. she says we are going to take our message to the 52 states in this country. he said, you mean 50 states, district of columbia and where else?

she said, no. all 52 states. now we have a thousand countries on the globe, which is interesting because we only have 197. >> all right. but i think she did correct herself later. so in fairness, but my point is they try to blow this up intlo something bigger. all right. the one thing that is interesting, all the accusation's -- tea party's racist. congressmen saying they want black americans hanging from trees. all of these really outrageous statements. and it's pretty fascinating to me, the tea party movement, people say they want lower taxes, repeal obamacare, first principles. they go to an event, they clean up after themselves and go home. they are trying to compare up on wall street to the tea party. let's roll the tape. >> let me ask you about this up on wall street movement, which seems to be growing by the day. is this the liberal version of the tea party? is that a good thing for the white house? >> is there a lesson for the democrats or the president in

how the republicans dealt with the tea party, in terms of how the president could mobilize these anti-wall street demonstrators? >> the revolution is being televised and tweeted on facebook. the up on wall street protest, all washington can talk about. is this the birth of a new kind of tea party? >> you know, considering the way the media treated the tea party rallies, or ignored them or went with the false accusations, accusing an entire group of people that want -- the count tree live within their means and balance their budget, what do you think of that? >> i think the media need to put their pom-poms down with the wall street protesters and to recognize, after they take a drink of reality, to recognize that the wall street up oners are the exact opposite, the exact opposite of the tea party. what do i mean by that? in france, in italy, in greece nspain, in portugal, where you

have these protesters, all of them are demanding more of the government. the wall street occupying people, they are demanding more. the tea party is the only movement on the face of this earth demanding less. it wants less. so it's the opposite. >> it really is. >> of what the media portrays. >> hardly a member of the white ring conspiracy, 34% of those up on wall street lunatics are convinced the u.s. government is no better than al qaeda. 37% say capitalism can't be saved, it's inherently immoral. they are not telling that side of the story. they think it's unfair when we look at the signs that are being held up there, which are extraordinarily bizarre. >> one thing i wish the media would do when covering left-wing demonstrations, stop talking about them and cover them. go there and show footage of people talking. let the american people see what's going on, instead of

doing this -- this interpretation game. tell the truth about them. >> all right. one thing that's infuriating me is the coverage of herman cain. herman cain is soaring. he has been attacked by cornell west and by harry belafonte. get this -- accused of being a racist by a guest on cnn. >> good evening. we begin tonight, keeping it honest with the words of herman cain. some are contradicted by facts. some seem barely tethered to reality. herman cain says some of his critics are racist. you know believe he's a racist that's a pretty heavy indictment. stick by it? >> yeah. i think that herman cain to some extent is the perfect racist because racism is most effective when it has a black face. >> racism is most effective when it has a black face. so you can't be an african-american and be a conservative without being a

racist? it's unbelievable. >> barack obama -- yeah, look, look sean. let's be serious here. this is the assassination campaign against herman cain began yesterday in full throttle. it is going to be unbelievably ugly. you think what they did to bachmann was ugly, think what they did to perry was ugly? have you seen nothing. my message to the tea party movement, don't take this. stand up. don't take this. when that assassination campaign begins, respond. contact the networks. contact the newspapers, contact the boards of directors and ridgester your anger at this character assassination campaign. i would not put up with it. he's a good man and he doesn't do deserve this. >> i think i owe you a box of kleenex because i can hear the cold that you have. i hope you feel better. >> thank you, sir. >> let not your heart be troubled. our great, great, great american [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up!

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>> tonight on our great, great american panel. he is the vice-president for policy at americans for prosperity, author of the brand-new book, democracy denied. phil kerpen is here. and leslie marshall is with us. he is don imus's long-time radio producer, trouble-maker extraordinaire. >> what's going on here. >> do you still do the hat thing? >> i haven't done it in a while. i can do it here, if you want. >> if you can make. >> it here's -- first. let me go to ed henry, washington coordinatent and he has this exchange with the president. >> president obama, i wanted to get your first reaction to the iranian terror plot. your secretary of state called it a dangerous escalation. what specific steps will you take to hold iran accountable, especially when mitt romney charged last week, quote, if you

do not want america to be the strongest nation on earth, i am not your president. you have that president today. >> well, i didn't know you were the spokesperson for mitt romney but -- >> did he say -- >> mitt romney said. it's a legitimate question. it's a campaign session. cheap shot at ed henry. >> wow. hadn't heard that. but, yeah. it's a tough question. the thin-skinned, cry-baby president as you call him. i am shocked. i'm shocked, sean hannity. >> cry-baby, hello, take out bin laden, he's a real weak dude. but the bottom line, i think it was very funny but when it comes to iran, this was an amateur job, guys. we don't have any proof that it goes all the way to the top. my bet would be this is a disgruntled military person i.

wait a minute. but hang on a second. the iranians said they were going to park their warships off our coast. so obviously, they don't feel that there is much intimidation comes back from the white house. i mean, he wants to negotiate with iran without preconditions. >> what do we do, sean? bomb them? take afghanistan and send them to iran. >> make me president, i would take out iran's nuclear facilities with -- >> are you running? i hear the republicans need a candidate? >> it's called a nomination process. you had one last time. hillary was winning at this time. what do you think? >> i'm not a big foreign policy guy. but it seems, you get asked a question, you answer the question. you don't blow it off and say you won't answer because it's from mitt romney. >> the hostility toward fox continues. who's fun is acting up? >> it is not me! >> not mine. >> i don't know. >> come on. blame the liberal. blame the woman. >> exactly.

>> yours? >> my bad. >> it is his. >> i am throwing my blackberries to producers. let's go to nancy pelosi. she's outs there again. look, we have watched rational comments made by democrats in congress. republicans, conservatives, tea party members, black people hanging from trees. >> here's nancy pelosi comments about women abortion, if republicans get their way. >> under this bill, when the republicans vote for this bill today, they'reo they will be voting to say that women can die on the floor and health care providers dont have to intervene if this bill is passed. it's just appalling. >> women will die on the floor. >> wow. >> if this health care bill is passed. >> she is saying that if the republicans vote for this bill, they are voting to say that women can die on the floor and health care providers don't have to pay for abortion.

>> that's pretty inflammatory. >> i haven't read up on the bill to be honest with you. >> i have an idea. i am not trying to be cynical here. liberals believe abortion's okay. not a big deal. if they are that concerned about women that can't afford an abortion, adopt a woman that needs an abortion, if you are a liberal and pay for, instead of forcing the american taxpayer that believes that life begins at conception for paying for. >> let me speak as a woman, a liberal with two children, one i adopted and one had i biologically. one, they can adopt them. i am not seeing anybody on on te right -- i don't see people adopting. second of all -- >> there is plenty -- >> it is a choice. it is want to adopt a child. >> she 23 foster. >> mine are not foster. i have adopted him. >> she is helping kids [overlapping dialogue] >> there is no question michele bachmann has. my point is that i am

pro-choice. i have the choice not to have an abortion. >> if that choice is taken away from the person, forced to pay for it, who would prefer not to. that's the issue with funding. >> but the funding goes further. if you are looking at planned parenthood. you are not just talking about abortion. i could buy into that we should not provide federal funding for abortion. i think it's a private matter. but don't fake away breast exams. >> the outrageous comments next. and up on wap street. and up on wap street. near on our

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impel we continue now with our great american panel. i said, one way or another, the up on wall street thing is going to end. we expect a lot of rain in the next couple of days. it is going to get cold. it is not going to be 70 degrees, smoking pot, singing kumbayal, and having sex in public. >> i was going to start a fight called fight the funk. show up with liceol, febreeze and a job application and watch them take off. but mayor bloomberg stole my thunder because tomorrow, they are going to clean that up. >> i am glad you are admitting

they are looking for jobs. >> clean this up. i have all of these email, how dare the mayor want to clean up the park. >> everybody can cannot believee stench. >> they should clean up. first amendment doesn't say, you know -- >> what right do you have to take over a park and sleep on the street. >> this is something they believe strongly in. >> you go home at night. take a shower. >> there are boundaries. they have to -- aircrafts bide by the law. they are doing that. >> i think it helps that the parent company of the company that owns the park got loan guarantees from the department of energy, same company as solyndra. >> i look and i see, that's the modern democratic party. that's who obama and pelosi's supporting. >> bongo-banging flea bags is essentially it. >> excuse me! >> no. no. there are people playing instruments. >> i see, first of all, not all

of these people are democrats. and we're not calling them -- [overlapping dialogue] >> smelly white people with nose rings. they are disgusting. get the hell out. make your point and go home. >> bill mahr suggests that they threaten violence. imagine the conservative republicans saying something similar. >> this idea they are marching on millionaires' homes, i couldn't help but think of that scene in the mart -- in the martin scorsese movie where the riots break out and the rich guy is in the fifth avenue apartment and a brick comes through the window. lyou know, if a brick came through rupert murdoch's window, fox news would be a lot more gentle on the wall street people. >> i have the most utmost respect for rupert murdoch and then fox would cover it more if that would happen, let's be honest. but the bottom line is, --

>> how about if i talk about throwing bricks through bill mahr's window -- >> i think it's wrong. >> i wouldn't do it -- [overlapping dialogue] >> i am talking about how responsible sean hannity is. >> i would advocate doing that to bill mahr, but i wouldn't want to hurt the hooker. i am all about protecting the innocent. >> he is a hugh hefner wanna be. >> no question. >> but if he had a misguided flea bag do tdo you it yourself. >> we don't need the circus atmosphere. we don't need incitement to violence. we need jobs. rand paul had the right idea. we need to clear back regulation, do tax reform and get the country moving. not have crazy demonstrations in the streets, which is what these people are doing. >> why is the tea party, you know, a political movement? >> because it has a substantive