lusher. the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >> sean: tuesday, santorum has once again shaken up the race for the g.o.p. nomination. front-runner mitt romney responds as the battle to take down president obama continues. controversial social issues and alarming national security matters have been injected back into the 2012 debate. which of the final four candidates is best suited to right the ship? and the divider in chief does the unthinkable unites

republicans against the contraception mandate. all of that plus the weekly obama mania media bias. hasn't in an event starts right now. >> the race to take on president obama is anybody's guess. all eyes were on rick santorum as he won all three contests. the rest of the g.o.p. field is looking ahead to the races coming up in michigan, maine, arizona and beyond. joining me is mitt romney. how are you? >> i am terrific. >> sean: what do you make, you had great momentum, you took nevada and rick santorum comes up with a hat trick. he got three states. what do you make with the volatility of the race? >> we each chose the places we would compete aggressively in

florida, nevada, won both of those races. i got a lot of delegates. he left and went off to the other states that didn't have delegates. he made a good showing there. we'll have a lot of race down the road. part of the success was due to the fact that speaker gingrich had a campaign that sort of disappeared from those states. long way to go. i'm pleased with the delegates i've got. i hope to get a lot more. >> sean: the headline on the drudge report, the gloves are off as former senator santorum seems to be going directly at a you. is this going to be gingrich versus romney versus santorum. i think it's his opportunity to be a leading contenders. he hasn't been as visible in the sweepstakes but he is now. he will be under the microscope.

obviously some of the things he said are troubling, he voted five times to raise the debt ceiling without compensating reductions in spending is a problem. the fact in washington, government spending grew by 80%. he is defender of earmarks. i think spending in washington is out of control. i wouldn't raise the debt ceiling without getting compensating reductions in federal spending. >> you are going to be speaking at c pasm c and i remember your speech going back after the 2008 process. actually i remember i think was the best speeches you gave. it seems like it's an opportunity for you, i had karl rove discussing this last night. you still seems not been able to close the deal. these were his words with conservatives within the republican party. what will you say to them when you go to cpac to tell them i

will govern as a conservative. you can put your trust in me? >> first i note i won conservatives in new hampshire and won conservatives in florida. won conservatives in nevada and most delegates in this race, i wouldn't say i don't get good support from conservatives. but first, describing the challenge we face as a nation, but secondly i look at my record and describe it as governor. some of those things get hidden but economically we balance the budget every year. we put in place a rainy day fund of about $2 billion. some things we didn't talk a lot. we had a attack on religious liberty in massachusetts as well and they passed a bill for the morning after bill. insist church provide it, i

vetoed the bill. i fought the intrusion on religious liberty in my state. we'll talk about marriage. supreme court of my state begin a process of providing for same-sex marriage. i led the charge to put in place an amendment that would reverse their decision. we missed by one vote in the legislature. i have a record being a strong conservative on the issues that matter and i'm going to point that out when i go to cpac. >> let me ask you about this religious liberty issue as it relates to the mandate that would force the catholic church to provide services that goes against their values. did you deal with this in massachusetts. in the end. health care that got passed in massachusetts did allow for these things but there is more to the story.

you vetoed it and the democratic legislature was able to override it? >> actually the provision in massachusetts is different than the one in obamacare. it was actually put in place prior to my becoming governor. so insurance policies in massachusetts had similar provisions but not the same as obama's. that went in before i came into office. when i came into office and we were working on healthcare i fought to remove those mandates from coverages. i was unsuccessful in getting the legislature to do that. obviously when you got a legislature that is 85 democratic you could understand. we saw throughout my term where liberals try and make america more secular and try infringe on people's rights to be free worship of religion. i had to battle that with w the morning afternoon pill. i had to battle that with cloning.

time and again the values you are seeing fought on the national battlefield today. >> sean: we have a lot of foreign policy issues on the table. one, hostage crisis in egypt. a slaughter taking place in syria. thirdly we've got iran becoming very aggressive continuing their pursuit of nuclear weapons. number one, what do you think the obama administration is handling it and if you were president what would you do differently? >> we've got to whole series of issues, but overall, the reality is for america to be able to preserve our interests and encourage freedom around the world we have to be strong. we have to stand by our friends. we have to show a commitment to a strong military. this president is shrinking from our military commitments. at the same time we have to promote our values around the world the president was silent

when there were dissident voices in the streets of iran. he should have been aggressively supporting those voices. arab spring now turning into arab winter he has been asleep at the switch. he has been ineffective to promote democracy and freedom in parts of the world that is critical to the stability of the world. so this president has really failed almost on every dimension of foreign policy, this had the pt has waned america's strength. >> bill: it's a biger issue every day, almost as big as the economy. by the way, when i did see you in nevada your wife wasn't able for for six weeks. did you give her a day off? >> she has ms and she needs recovery and i said take some time off this week. go out and ride horses. she said, mit, i want to go to

michigan. she is going campaign across the state even as i bounce around the nation raising money and preparing for states that come up down the road. >> sean: governor, thanks so much for being with us. we'll see you on the campaign trail. >> thanks, sean, good to be with you. >> we have witnessed how badly the obama administration can botch social issues to national security matters. a rare appearance, great one, mark levin is here to explain which g.o.p. candidate is best sued to clean up obama's mess. and later the controversial contra september active mandated is caused a rift on the left. some of the president's closest aides are not happy about it. that and much more coming up straight ahead. ♪

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>> sean: obama white house is way over it's head and many predicted the economy was the central focus of the election but it appears that national issues and social issues may haunt president obama. in terms of taking on defeating the anointed one. the number one best-seller,

ameritopia. mark, are you in the bunker? >> i am in the bunker, how does my makeup look? [ laughter ] >> sean: inside story. welcome back to the program. let me start with this. i read your book cover to cover. one of the things you did. this socialist, utopianism. you go through the history of this. you talk about marx, you talk about hobs and is it any different than what obama is doing here? >> not really. in certain respects but if you listen to obama here, telling people who are having a tough time with their mortgages, i'm going to take care of you. no, he is not. telling kids with student loans, i'll take care of you -- no he is not. this is the guy that runs the

irs. did you ever read the internal revenue code? when he debates the republican nominee i have proposed this. all of the things that are impracticable and impossible. what has he done? he is killing the economy. the regulations are killing the economy. taxes coming under obamacare, obamacare itself killing the economy. the best way to fix the housing market is to unleash our economic system so people can have jobs and pay their mortgages. so he is more about promises month, about these abstractions, fantasies, these arguments about equality. she your typical mastermind which means he doesn't know what he doesn't know. >> sean: apply what it's going on over religious freedom. obviously he chose contraception appeasing the left over religious freedom and liberty.

explain that? >> this is nothing more than brute force. i don't know of any woman or any man who has a problem getting contraception. what he is saying is that, hospitals affiliated with the catholic church or orthodox jews or muslims doesn't believe in this th stuff and doesn't want to pay for it, you must. it's not about women or contraception about a president of the united states who has no respect for the constitution. no respect for the first amendment. also has no respect for people of faith. i'm not trying to be controversial. there is no balancing involved here. i didn't know we were having a problem getting contra september nifs this country. they fund planned parenthood who hands it out like candy. there is no problem with access. what he is trying to do is break down that line between church and state in reverse.

it's not the only thing he is doing. the appointments clause of the constitution is being violated. he finds statutes in the law, i'm going to follow part of the statute because i don't agree with it. this is not what is president is supposed to do. he has enumerated powers under the constitution and that is what he is supposed to do. >> sean: and you himself go into our founders and framers and more importantly the philosophers that inspired them, those that believe in limited government, separation of powers all the things that you talk about as a constitutional attorney. it raises this question in my mind, what is the antidote to cradle to grave obamacare, $5 trillion in debt, redistribution spreading the wealth? what is the antidote? >> i've got a plan. that plan is called the constitution of the united states. it's the only antidote.

under attack by the left and you cannot have big government you to happenianism and limited government -- utopianism and they trash the constitution as ruth bader ginsberg did in egypt. constitution constrains obama, pelosi and reid. these people are not be interested in being contained. i know people who knows marx is. you should know who -- lock and others, he says when these people lose by virtue, then the republic is gone. it doesn't matter what kind of constitution you write or what kind of obstacles. when our public officials have

lost their virtue and when they do things like this, time and time again, he says the republic is gone. it's not a republic anymore. >> sean: you quote in the book, ben franklin and admonition he gave. apply everything you have written about constitutional government, this founders and framers and those that inspire them and apply it to the race that is going on for the republican nomination to take on obama. what do you think about the race? >> first of all, obama must be defeated. that is the first step. he must be defeated. whoever the republican nominee is because our country cannot stand too much of this, i don't believe. it's not just financial instability because that is what it is. these things are unsustainable, entitlements, massive deficits but the fact is the disrespect and disregard of american history. american spirit the constitution

itself. they are laughing at us. they have no intention of complying with the words in the constitution. as for the republicans, my attitude is, we pick the most conservative candidate that is standing in my humble opinion, that is rick santorum, i don't care how much the romney campaign attempts to talk about earmarks. earmarks? tarp romney supported. tarp is absolutely unconstitutional, the money that was used and cap and trade which he flirted with that turns the private sector on its head that allows the epa to administer like the old soef toyota bureaus over the private sector and he is complaining about earmarks. that is nothing compared to the massive spending bills that violate our constitution. >> sean: one last question. congratulations to the book, two weeks in a woe, every category in the "new york times," number one best-seller.

here it is, great book and i listen to your radio show and you tell people at times, get off my phone. >> i do. i don't want them on the phone if they are big dope. as you know we only have so much time on the radio. some people as rush finds them seminal callers and they play with them for ten minutes. to me there is waste of time and have an intelligent conversation. >> sean: invite alec baldwin? >> i would tell them to call your show and leave me alone. >> sean: great book. thank you, sir for being with us. >> my mie pleasure, thanks to fox, god bless you. >> media mash is up next. also, president obama's contraceptive mandate. we're getting reports that the

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penchant to divide the nation to conquer an issue finds himself in uncharted waters is bringing people like never before. g.o.p. has seen the share of division but republicans are uniting against president obama and his new healthcare mandate forcing catholic schools and charities to provide insurance coverage for contraception. all four remaining presidential candidates are calling on the white house to respect the first amendment by reversing this edict and even congress has now entering the fray with speaker of the house john boehner making an appearance. >> if the president does not reverse the attack on religion freedom than the congress acting on behalf of the american people and the constitution must. >> sean: meanwhile, according to two new reports, two top advisors, joe biden, bill daley both catholic warned him that

his decision would be seeing an infringe on your religious freedom but would valuable catholic votes at risk. ed rollins and co-host of five, she deals with beckel kimberly guilfoyle. there are a couple of things that are interesting to me. one, biden and damely said don't do it. kathleen sebelius says, no you are going to lose the female vote. the presidential, it's decision was political. he didn't choose religious liberty and the first amendment. he chose either the female vote or voting for contraception. >> the liberals are basically to appease his supporters. his political pandering. he doesn't have any business getting into this area in particular. this is penalizing people's

ability to respect the first amendment rights. its constitutional law issue and it could go all the way up to supreme court. >> sean: i don't see how it could win. it seems straightforward politically. >> it's a death knell to him. this one is going to backfire. catholics are one out of four voters. conservative catholics are significant voting bloc. he got a plurality of the vote last time and he will lose it this time. this will mobilize and up in arms. >> sean: did you notice what i did, david axelrod the political side of this campaign, they were trying to walk it back. now he seems to be doubling down. we're getting mixed signals. >> valerie jarret call the keystone decision on behalf of the environmentalists. this was the same case.

he weighed heavily into this one. biden who was catholic who doesn't understand the politics. >> he trying to hide behind the fact its women's health issue, it's not. it's penalizing somebody religious freedom and like you said, instead of coming to the middle in this he is alienating a voting bloc. that is enough to turn it around where that could give the advantage to the republican nominee. >> you mentioned keystone, another bad decision. whether they will try to pull back and act like they are negotiating. president made the final call. >> it's all about politics. it's bad politics. >> sean: why didn't they do what was politically expedient. >> i think the reaction that the catholic church and evangelicals

jewish community have rallied against the president. >> sean: even liberal catholics will not vote for him as a result of this. here is something fascinating, when you look at keystone and then add to that solyndra, green energy and money keeps getting bigger and add that to that fast and furious. it seems like when he gets into this race, we keep talking about republican divide, it's going to be an avalanche of controversy for them until almost on a daily basis? >> when i ran for reagan -- but this leadership is not working. >> it's hard to beat a sitting president. >> there is a lot of material to work with because obama can't run on his record on failed policies. you have to figure out which one of these issues will be the tipping point.

>> sean: is this potentially it? >> i think so far. >> think this is an issue, you are not going to walk away. you have bishops and leaders in the church that are very upset about this. it's 5% to 6% shift. >> this is going en masse in the catholic churches and they are discussing these issues. >> and military there was an edict to read to read the archbishop's letter and now a freedom of speech issue. guys good to see you. any predictions who is going to get the nomination? >> romney. >> i think santorum is going to be a credible candidate before the end. unless he gets an organization. he can't do it with his wife and daughter. >> sean: good to see you.

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>> sean: welcome back to hannity. time for media mash, round up of all the liberal obama mania media put a spin on the news. here is the president of the media research center. no no shortage of material. how are you? >> not kidding. i want to feed my time back to mark levin. that was fun. >> sean: to drag him out of the bunker, it's nonstop battle. you have to big beg them to come on. here we are. we got the healthcare issue going on. when the issue of planned parenthood was in the news, media pounced on on it. you did a study. they waited two weeks to cover

obama and mandate on religious institutions and violating on beliefs on birth control. let me show that you first and i'll explain. >> it's not the big story in the media and i think we're too secular but it's across pulpits across america, it's a huge issue. >> you hear from mitt romney the right to worship god. this is about religious freedom. how about this is about religious freedom in when it comes to catholic universities, they have to pay for contraception for their employees. they have to offer it should the employees want to take them up on that, right? how is that about religious freedom disagrees do i have to explain that to them? >> something interesting. years ago there was a study that was done that shows 86% of the

media, i'm sorry, over 98% of the media seldom or ever go to mass. national news media has no understanding what goes on in the catholic church. this is massive inside the catholic church. think about how long it took, it took cbs ten days to do it, nbc and abc 17 days to arrive at the story. this is the biggest story dealing with an assault on religious freedom in the history of the republic. >> sean: let me explain it to the people that don't understand, this is about the first amendment. this is about the right to practice your religion. to have the statesman date and force religious institutions to provide a mandate forced by the government to provide coverage for either contraception or the morning-after pill, is contrary

and contradicts the values, their religious belief system. that is religious freedom. to have the government force you to do something that is aintithisis that you want to do. >> this has been simmering for months. cardinal dolan said to the president directly, you are telling us by law we must commit a mortal sin. we can't do that. you've got kathleen sebelius and people at the white house they can ride it over. this time they went too far. >> sean: so santorum gets missouri, colorado and ms. , big night and big win. then the nbc how did they respond. they gave them a platform that

blasted santorum as a crazy man. >> there are certain things that it's hard to be realistic to do in a novel. if i were to create a character who say had been the senator from pennsylvania as rick santorum was. he does not appear in the novel but i had a character get up at the debate and that global warming was a hoax wooden we had to change the doogs limit the rights of gay people. no one would believe that. if the entire republican establishment, no one stood up and said that is crazy man talking. would it seem like i was being biased. this guy is the son of nbc senior correspondent is the only reason they gave him a shot on the show. what an insult. this is what republicans have to

put up with. santorum, can you imagine in a million years when obama won three primaries a news report would call him a walking crazy man. >> sean: than the nbc liberal obama news, what did they run next? many of our founders may have been wrong to guarantee freedom of religion. those founders they knew what they were talking about. >> my own conversations with my friend, first amendment, first amendment, what i hear back is, wow, i had no idea you didn't believe in birth control. this really seen widely among catholics and people of other faiths as an attack on religious liberty. many the funders were wrong on the first amendment but that is what they did. >> sean: buy your own birth

control. go to any drugstore. i don't know a drugstore that doesn't have it. buy your own, why do we have to pay yours. >> like i want to talk to your friends, maybe the founders were wrong when they guaranteed freedom of expression when they come up with people like this. [ laughter ] >> sean: you can't make this up. it's like 24/7. brent, we have to roll. >> like i talk to my friends. >> sean: that is really cool, happening. time to check in with greta. you are not even laughing. >> greta: we're going to pick up on this issue. this is huge political issue. democrats are using it to galvanize the women and republicans are going after other directions. karl rove and dick morris and so much more and cpac what is

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>> sean: tonight on our great, great american panel. fox news contributor, mike gallagher is here. fox news contribute, joe trippi. [ laughter ] >> sean: sorry i, i tripped over the trippri. and authored of outnumbered, jedda is here with us and i'm a tweeter or twitterer.

>> over a million. >> why don't you re-twitter me. [ laughter ] >> sean: we don't want to re-tweet. >> we're having a big fight with alec baldwin, national father of the year. by the way, passenger of the year. >> sean: let's get to something serious here. it's so sad. i miss robert gibbs but i didn't think anybody could fall into the territory where they can't answer the question. senate controlled by the democrats, they haven't passed a budget. poor. >> the white house has no opinion whether the senate should pass the budget. white house has no opinion about whether. >> i have no opinion and

chairman bernanke's opinion how the senate ought to do its business. >> thousand days? >> before you go through this the long thing how the obama is bringing out a budget, i think some people would feel sorry for him. if you take a job defending a guy that is doing this, you have to know what you are in? >> i have no opinion. i have no opinion. >> it's been a thousand days. >> this is their job. >> this is what they are supposed to do. >> i have no opinion. >> seriously. i think what part of this is, i don't think there is going to be a budget. i don't think it matters. it does matter. it's their job.

listen, election year, three years ago. >> this is an election year and republicans -- >> if you believe an episode of the west wing, worst part the press secretary prepares the answers in the advance. this guy had to go out beforehand, we don't have an opinion whether the senate does its job and pass the budget. this the material you have to live with. >> he is going reject the position. >> it's going to be a budget vote and the house -- >> i'm going bail you out. >> it was right from the beginning. >> sean: let me throw a swing state, ohio, last poll, here we got obama versus romney.

45-41. this was interesting. obama, santorum 44-44. after this hat trick by rick santorum the other night has rick santorum can he take this from romney? >> i believe he can. the reason is first of all i've been saying the candidate who presents the strongest con trat tras to obama conservatives will get behind. conservatives have been waiting to see, there an electability factor and lot are jumping on the bandwagon. >> and i have a deep opinion. >> clearly the narrative republican voters are not real enthusiastic or warm right now if about governor romney. they are looking for the other conservative. >> shep: you think he has a shot at cpac. >> listen, i watched him with you. he comes across great, but there is a luster. look at the exit poll. you reported on it.

overwhelming he is last with conservatives and that has to be problematic. florida he was number one. >> sean: you're right. >> think what happens is republicans are so afraid of obama getting another term that every time they start looking at their nominee whoever it is, all this see is the guy's flaws and looking at romney's flaws. newt has resilience. >> i think santorum can take this thing. >> sean: we're going to take a quick break. more and more of our great, great american panel after the break. the employee of the month is... spark card from capital one. spark cash gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. it's hard for my crew to keep up with 2% cash back on every purchase, every day.

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>> sean: we continue with our great, great american panel. big issue about religious liberty and freedom and i think the president has dug himself a big hole. do you see a way out for him? >> i don't see a way out for him. this is about religion in general, everybody is talking about catholic vote. think about religious people of all different beliefs coming together and also think about people in more general sense that are supposed to mandate and don't like the obama

administration thinks it's their job, whatever they are talking about to tell you what to do. americans advice are early don't like that. >> this is fueling rick santorum. who better equipped to do with that than a catholic. >> sean: i don't remember you saying that trippi. you said the last segment, you said you have no opinion. >> i think that is what is going on here. i think it's not just think but the komen planned parenthood mess, all of this is putting a lot of issues that rick santorum talk about front and center. i think it helps fuel the others but santorum really from the very beginning has staked out this specific in the wears that haven't. >> sean: i don't believe he is a one issue candidate.

>> he is not. he is also a guy who weefgs social conservative to other things, he links to the economic angle and he believes that is the foundation of our society which everything is built. where the other candidates do treat it as a separate area. >> he goes back to faith and family more than any other candidates. the if people are fired up about these issues. he is the guy. >> sean: you are a liberal, who do you think would be toughest for the anointed one? >> the elected one. he was elected president. >> sean: the anointed one. >> the other thing, i think there is someone to get in this thing. i would -- you can be denial but. >> i don't believe that at all. >> what i've been saying, i think what has happened with iowa, we have a new winner in new hampshire, another one in

south carolina, another one in florida and nevada. then the three states on tuesday. interesting thing to me, as each one gets behind they fight harder. it's making them all very strong. i like how they are evolving. >> they are strong. the narrative that a lot of liberal democrats let h eighth weak field. >> he is going to get a cascade, a waterfall. the equivalent of document a day on obama as he has to deal with everything that he has done. i don't think he is prepared. they can't prepare for what is coming his way. >> romney wins florida and wins nevada and all this stuff, not beaten, creamed in three states. by 30 points, 25 points. in colorado.... >> sean: did anyone predict that. >> he will be gurney with oxygen