again, thanks for watching, always remember the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. >> welcome to "hannity" the latest woman to kaccuse anthony weiner of sending exrated phone messages and pictures sounds off. >> i read a quote that you said that he was a dirt old man? >> he said that about himself, his word was he is a horny dirty old man. he made campaign promises that he changed and he was a better man now and he learned from his mistakes and i'm proof that that is not true. >> what a charmer. coming up later, we will play you more of her revealing

interview, plus we get reaction from rudy giuliani. president obama's arrogance was on full display yesterday, the speech that consisted of nothing but slogans, he made a highly insensitive remark, did you catch it? >> with this endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals, washington is taking its eye off the ball. and i'm here to say, this needs to stop. this needs to stop. >> oh, really, mr. president? you take the numerous scandals that are plaguing your administration as phony? i wonder what the conservative groups targeted by your irs, you know, the enemies list, i wonder what they thought of your comments, do they feel it's a phony scandal and if it's baseless political posturing, why is everyone in the case

pleading the fifth or the justice department targeting reporters. are you saying that it's okay for your administration to call a journalist doing their job co-conspirators. and lastly, would brian terry's parents called the botched atf operation, known as fast and furious, would they call it phony? somehow, i don't think they would. all of the faces you saw, they are victims of the scandals and by no means are these real americans phony. here to react, this and much more the architect karl rove, your reaction? >> i went back and looked at what you had to say, sean, just after the irs scandal broke. and i was taken by one of your early comments, i thought it was so strong. and i would like to read it for your viewers. you said, if in fact irs personnel engaged in that kind of practices that have been

reported on and were intentionally targeting conservative groups that is outrageous and there's no place for it and they have to be held fully accountable because the irs as an independent agency requires absolute integrity and people have to have confidence that they are applying it in a nonpartisan way, you should feel that way regardless of party. at some point there's going to be republican administrations and democrat administrations, either way, you do not want the irs to be biased in any way they operate. i think people are properly concerned about this. that is what you said when the scandal broke. wait a minute, that was president obama when the scandal broke and now he is saying it's a phony scandal. when it broke, he said there's no place for this. we have to hold people fully accountable. what? what happened between the time that he made the statement and today? >> well -- >> and if -- >> wasn't the story that these were rogue agents and now we see it goes all the way up to the

top to his political appointe eve e? >> yeah, it looks like one of the two people out of 60,000 irs employees, one of the two people that the president poiappoints the person that was at least knowledgeable about it. let's go further. you mentioned the scandal involving our colleague, james rosen and 100 editors and writers at the associated press, in both instances the administration broke the rules. the attorney general of the united states ignored the very specific guidance that the justice depend has established for handling cases like this, and the attorney general of the united states not once, but twice, broke these rules, that are supposed to guide his behavior in these instances and lied about it under oath to the united states congress and the president said what about that? he said, well let's get together

and promise we are not going to do that again. but there's a scandal there, why did they break their own rules. why were we misled, why did the attorney general go under oath and tell the united states congress that he had never been involved in case like he was involved in, not once, but twice, the associated press and fox news. >> and let me -- goes for the same for the benghazi families, was that a phony scandal, or terry -- our agents are killed, that is phony? i don't think it's phony, do you. >> let's take benghazi for a moment, let's listen to what the president said, here is what we know, he said, americans dpied in benghazi, what we know is that they were clearly not in a position where they were protected and i pledge to the american people that we would find out what happened, what -- we would make sure it does not happen again and we would make sure that we held accountable those that perpetuated this horrible crime.

we know he has not done the last thing, and we have still not gotten the guys that killed the last four morns, we still do not know what went on that night. we do not know where the president was. we do not know why they ditherred for so long, and we do not know who is responsible for the lie to the american people, that it was all because of a video that nen swe saw. it was five days after it was all done by the ambassador to the united nations. we to-- we were told that we wod hear what happened and it has not happened. >> you heard the president's long speech yesterday, i don't know if you caught what i caught. where he exposed the media for being in his back pocket, watch this, and tell me what you think. >> it's interesting, in the run of up to the speech, a lot of

reporters stated, you know, mr. president, these are all good ideas but some of them you have said before, some of them sound great, but you can't get those through congress. republicans won't agree with you. >> they all agree -- we agree with you, mr. president. those evil republicans will not go along with your great ideas, really? >> look, look, there are one or two things, this is true and the media hob ashamed of themselves, or it's false. i tend to believe it more the latter than the former. i do not think the president comes into a lot of contact with the reporters. i think he made it up. and he then goes on, you left out the next sentence. and a lot of republicans agree with me, and i know because they tell me. really? really? i talk to a lot of republicans on the hill and i have yet to run into one that talks to you

on a regular basis at all. when was the last time he was in contact with any republican on the hill. maybe that would give us a clue as to who this individual is. probably the republicans on the west wing staff of the president. this was completely bologna. >> let me tell you why -- >> okay, tell me, why. >> well, look, this is all posturing for a budget battle. the current law, the budget agreement that the president signed in july of 2011 sets discretionary domestic spending at $967 billion, they want to bust the sequester and bust the budget agreement and ramp up federal spending and send $91 billion more this year. who thinks borrowing $91 billion

from chinese or investors, it has to be all borrowed money, and spending it on the president's little projects will somehow heal our economy? >> it's not. >> look, let's be honest, that is what it's all about. he is trying to get ready for the budget battles that are coming, he wants to jack up spending. >> let me ask you something about the budget. the senator of utah is saying, that as the battle moves forward, this is the last opportunity, all spending begins in the house, the senate has the power and the purse. he said defund obama-care and fund the rest of the government. i know they have voted 35 times to repeal it, thises the one thing they can do constitutionally that would have teeth. i think it's a good idea, what do you think? >> you know what? i'm suspect about it. it gives the president the bully pulpit and a huge stick to beat us. all he has to say, is the law was passed it's on the books and

i will veto your plan and it's on you for shutting down the government. >> but it would be on him. >> no, he would turn it around like bill clinton turned it around on us. i would rather make him continue to be the guy that is asking for more spending and keep the spending flat as his budget agreement that he signed set in motion. >> i think this is our last chance to get rid of it. if we -- once this is law, i don't think we can get rid of it. >> look, i think it will collapse in and of itself if we keep the pressure on. >> karl rove, thank you for being with us. and coming up, one of anthony weiner's sexting pals has broken her silence. and rudy giuliani is here to weigh in on anthony weiner's campaign. and time to select. >> not only anthony weiner had these conversations, he had a

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>> new revelations, sydney leathers, no, we did not make up the name. one of the disgraced online mistress has spoken out. she had this to say. how many pictures do you think that an thoug -- that anthony weiner sent to you in. >> two. >> how explicit? >> very. >> you say they went from texts to phone calls? >> yes. >> what happened in the phone calls? >> we had phone sex. >> i read a quote that suggested that you thought he was a dirty old man. >> he said that about himself to me. he said that he was anmentative man and at the time. i was like, oh, no, you are not, but yes, he is. >> and then he texted you, do me

a solid, can you hard delete all the chats here? >> yes, that was before april. >> why do you think he wanted to do that and why? >> obviously he wanted me to erase any of the conversations because that was the time i knew he was going to run for mayor. >> did you get the sentence that he perceived you and his relationship as a threat? >> of course. >> did you get a sense that he was having sex thoughts or getting cold feet? >> not really, i think he suspected that this could happen, but did he not do a lot to protect himself from it. he was making campaign promises that he had totally changed and he was a better man now and he learned from his mistakes and i am proof that that is not true. here with reaction to the scandal, rudy giuliani, how are you? >> how are you? >> you can't make up -- >> no you can't. sydney leathers and carlos what? >> danger.

you can't make it up. any number of shocking parts were there. the most shocking is that after he left congress, after he said he was going to stop this and he goes and runs for mayor and he has been doing it all during that period of time? >> what is he thinking? >> i have no idea. i never understand anthony anyway. when he was in city council or -- strange guy, really, really strange guy, obviously more troublely than we originally thought. if he had done it once, put time between then and now, straightened himself out, fine. but obviously he still has this compulsion and it's been on going. >> you were mayor and argue ably you were mayor during the most trying time in new york history, can you have these impulse control issues and be mayor of new york city? >> i think he needs help. it's quite obvious that he is crying out for help and the best place to do that is privately,

not, you know, running for office. the fact is, that -- i mean, i would oppose anthony weiner whether it happened or not, i think he was a terrible congressman. i do not see what is on the other side of the ledger. on one side, you can think it's awful and terrible, and that is his private life. what is to other side of the ledger what did he accomplish? some of his democratic colleagues will tell you that he was a useless congressman. i don't know what he is running on. >> charlie rangel said something interesting, and i hope it's not true, he said it will not have any impact on new york democratic voters, do you agree with that? >> no, i do not. i think a lot of democratic voters are saying drop out of the race. an awful lot of democrats are saying he should drop out and it does not help the democratic party to have a candidate like that, it hurts, particularly

with him and spitzer at the same time running. it creates a terrible image national. couple weeks ago, i testified before congress right after spitzer was suggesting he would run, i had democratic members coming up saying to me, what is wrong with your city, how do both of the guys run? >> it's interesting, because all of the candidates, the democratic candidates are talking about eliminating all the policies you put in place that lower the murder rate from well over 2,000 the -- >> i mean, i think they are heading us right for detroit. you think babout it, why is new york not detroit? i don't think it could get as bad as detroit, we have more assets than detroit has, right now we don't have agreements with any of the unions. i think they are two, three years old and the city is in difficult fiscal situations, if those unions demand more than they should. you need a mayor that is independent of the unions and

sit down and say, i'm sorry. my first union negotiation, i got a 5-year contract in the first two years was zeros. and i got tremendous grief for that. tremendous demonstrations and anger about it. i did not do it because i wanted to do it. i did it because i had to balance the budget and i got elected independent of the unions. i did not have to go back to them and curry any kind of support from them. >> remember, president obama, this was a big issue in the campaign, you are talking about cities, detroit is now bankrupt, largest city in america, now bankrupt. >> a complete absolute result of complete democratic policies which is what i turned around in new york city. one of the reasons i ran for mayor is i saw a city that was being governed by principals that were heading it for bankruptcy. >> let me show you what and obama were saying on the campaign. watch this. >> when my opponents and others were arguing that we should let

detroit go bankrupt, we made a bet on the american workers and american workers, and today our auto industry is back at the top of the world. we refuse to throw in the towel and do nothing. i bet on american workers and three years later that bet is paying off in a big way. >> they refused to let detroit go bankrupt. we are not getting $50 billion back from the car companies, that is a gift and detroit is bankrupt. >> what he did was ruin the bond holders in order to favor the unions in saving the car companies. it's in any event, once again, this is another obama campaign promise. and the reality is, when you listen to his speech the other day, it's sad. we are -- we are -- this is if he that is not been president for the last five years, all of a sudden is, he is now

announcing these policies. he had the policies in effect for five years now, and we have got a detroit that is bankrupt. we have got more people on food stamps than ever before in history. he is heading us right toward being dependant. if we do not have a independent mayor in new york city, the fiscal situation in new york city could approach the fiscal situation in detroit. it's about the policies you support. if you cave in constantly to all the special interests, which is what new york city was doing, you go toward bankruptcy. if you end up with sensible spending, you can save the cities. >> you did. >> i took over a city with 10.5% unemployment and a $2 billion deficit and in two or three years -- >> 2500 murders a year. >> 2500 murders a year, i left the city with 500 murders a year. if you put in sensible policies

and you do not let the special interests dominate you, which every democratic candidates would do. but, i mean, that is our only hope to have an independent mayor. we have had 20 years of independent mayors, we made our decisions on what was good for the city, not to curry favor for unions or this interest. >> 600,000 people came off of welfare and went to work. >> that's right and we created 500,000 new jobs and slashed unemployment in half. >> unbelievable. mr. mayor, good to see you. i hope new york is listening. >> i hope so too. >> coming up next, we will have more on this interview with this woman who anthony weiner was having a s isexting scandal wit. and the backlash of huma, his wife, after she chose to stand by her man in a press conference. she is defending why she did

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leathers, carlos danger and anthony weiner. you cannot make up the names. >> you can't. >> what is your reaction of what she is saying, it happened for a year after he was out of office? >> it's hard to judge anybody's marriage, if she wants to stand by him, and support him, that is her right, but i don't think he should be running for public office. shall and l-- especially for mayor of new york, it's a powerful position. when you talk about it and ask her questions, she is like, this is between my husband and eye, not if he is running for public office. he loses credibility. i think it's dis pointing, so it's hard for me to, to respect her when she is coming out and saying now i support him, when it's a double whamy versus when

she said nothing the first time. i'm disappointed in both, and he should pull out of the race. >> ebony, do you want a mayor, elected official that has impulse control, in this case, weiner taking a picture of his weiner and sending it to a young girl? that the right guy for the job? >> the right guy is an advocate for the middle class, gay rights and -- >> i asked you a specific question. a guy with impulse control that is taking pictures of his private parts and sending it out to other people. do you really think that guy, has the character to be a mayor, a leader? >> i think it's separate and apart from his ability to govern. i think as lean said, the marriage is a personal and private issue. let me be very clear, it would

not stand in my household, absolutely not. >> but it's okay for your mayor to do that? >> well, my mayor is not my husband, sean. my mayor is my governor. someone who is in charge of governing for the well being of his constituents, the people of new york. >> that is where i think it's totally, that is his character. if he is going to do that to his wife and his newborn child, 18 month old child and he will do it to the people of new york. you have a lot more to stand. you are talking about governing millions people versus a wife and a child. so he has two people he is responsible for and that is your character. he has a problem, i think giuliani was right, he has an issue. i think he needs to probably get some help for that. but i don't want him running my city and then running it into the ground because he is kbu impulsive and he cannot control himself, and he has proven it over the last three years. it's a private issue, but not

what you are governing millions people in new york city. >> the woman that came out today said, he is a dirty old man. it sounds like the tech equivalent of, you know, the old flashers in their rain coat, that is what it sounds like. it's creepy. it is creepy. don't we need to aspire to a higher level of character for public office? you just dismiss it, let him take pictures of his weiner and send it to whoever weiner wants to send it to. >> these politicians are not saints or men or faith, they are not our religious leaders, they are human beings and they will have faults. it's not like we do not have precedence of this before. >> you have a 22-year-old daughter, and the mayor of new york is sending naked pictures to your daughter. how do you feel? >> i will not like it. ultimately it's up to the citizens of new york. >> so he has a character issue?

>> you have to look at the totality of the issue. >> you would not marry him, you don't want him datesing your daughter, buts he is okay for being the governor of new york. >> his behavior is not excusable. but -- >> you do not want to marry this bum, this pervert, but it's okay that he is your mayor? think about that? >> can i say something? >> you have to look in the circumstances, sean. >> i just say, we can for give someone once, we forgive the athletes on steroids and problems, but you do not forgive when they make the same mistake over and over and over and over again, that is unacceptable. >> a dangerous sexual predator set to be released tomorrow. it's prompting that police a

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put in prison for sexually assaulting a boy. he is now set to be released and to be living with his parents in vermont. the police alerted the public that all boys between the ages of 12 and 13 with blonde hair and blue eyes should be on alert. he will now not be residing in vermont, the police officials will not say where he is moving to, but they will contact the local authorities. here are the reaction. former l.a.p.d. detective mark furman. and julio, you support this dirt bag that literallily, kidnapped, restrained and assaulted a 12-year-old autistic boy, you support him getting out of jail? >> absolutely. he served his time. he had a sentence that a court deemed appropriate. he had a sentence in which a prosecutor was involved in negotiating. and his time is complete.

he is now to be released. >> okay, well how about i let him move next to you. you want to live next to this guy? >> i may not want hip living next to me that does not take away the fact that he is allowed to be released, he has served his time. >> i understand that argument, the prosecutors screwed up here. they could have had the guy life in prison. there's truth the what julio is saying here. >> well, i don't fault julio, and really, in this instance, you know, the defendant or the suspect he took advantage of the system and really some naive investigators and some naive prosecutors, they should have gone after the life sentence. are we, is somebody trying to make us believe in vermont that they arrested a pedophile on his

first offense at age 42? i mean, that is absurd, it's ridiculous. he probably has 35 to 70 other victims that we do not know how they are, he stalked. he had handcuffs. he did not assault this child once. he waited and assaulted the child the second time. this is ridiculous. bernie madoff got 150 years. this guy gets 11. >> that's right. and you have to think about the prosecution in this case. did they really have to plea this down? could they not have in some way shielded this young boy and his testimony maybe by an inchambers testimony, where he is still available for cross exam and he can confront his accuser by closed circuit. that could have been done. >> i agree, mark? >> yes, it could. >> they could have handled it differently. so we have to blame the prosecution? you cannot blame the kid for not

testifying. >> of course not. >> absolutely. >> let's stop here and let's pause for a second. before the prosecutor gets this case, the detectives handle this case. they could search warrants. they search computers. they search storage lockers. they find notes and indicators to just exactly how deep his crimes go. their failure to do their job and come up with additional victims really created the situation where they did not want to put this boy on the stand, but like julio said, there's two or three different ways you can remove the defendant to another room and give him a video to watch the proceeding, you can do it with the boy in another room. there's many ways to do it, regardless of the state you are in. >> and the recurrance rate is

high. right? >> what? >> once they kcross that morale line, they go back, don't they? >> they do. the statistics are -- well, it's who you catch, but who you catch is 16-35% of convicted pedophiles rio he fend. and i'm sure that it's double that amount that are rreoffendig and not being caught. >> this cannot be the first time that vermont has encountered this, why is it not written in the legislature and statutes that someone like him, being released or similarly situated is forced to be on parole or community supervision or electronic monitoring or supervised into a half-way house, there's mechanisms that could continue to protect the community and know he is monitored. >> former new york governor is

being sued that people felt were likely to act again, that they could be incarcerated beyond their sentence, so we will see how that case ends up. it's sad, you know, we are putting our kids in jeopardy. we know who this guy is. guys, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> sean, sean, sean. >> yeah. >> one more thing, wherever he goes, he will check in with a law enforcement agency and i hope that agency contacts the media, so everyone in the country knows. >> i a agree. i hope so too, and they should. thank you both. and coming up next, right here, tonight on "hannity." >> i thought this speech was one of the highlights of the president. i thought it was a symphony of executive responsibility, personal feeling, it had all the different things woven together. >> give me a break. when we come back, we will reveal this week's most outrageous examples of left wing media bias.

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>> and welcome back to "hannity," time for media mash, all the ways that the liberal

mainstream media puts their spin on the news. this week they have been working over time. back with us, brother brent brozel, how are you? >> how are you, mr. hannity? >> they give us a trayvon martin speech, and the media loves it. did not see it like i did. deviceive, respect the verdict, no, the media said it was extraordinary, beautiful, a symphony, watch. >> this was certainly extraordinary for a sitting president to make remarks like these. could we call it historic? >> it certainly was historic. you have a first african-american president weighing in on a case that took part in florida. i think it elevated the trayvon martin story to the top tear history. >> i want to say that the president's remarks on friday are going to be read by future generations. they are beautiful.

they are eloquent they speak to the pain of a lot of the people in the country. >> i thought it was a symphony. it that all these different things woven together beautifully. but it's important to remember, race is how he -- >> a symphony. your reaction? >> you know, they have it right, it had all these things, it had one more thing too, it had rank dishonesty in it. none of them brought it up. none of them brought it up that this trial had nothing to do with race. he talked about the stand your ground laws. it had nothing to do with this stand your law. -- stand your ground law. if you were a honest journalist, you would have pointed it out. remember when folks like you

were going after him on the jeremiah wright situation? he did the same thing, aiming at the heart of the liberal guilt and he pulled it off. he is doing it again. >> and the cambridge police acted stupidly. not the first time. so the anthony weiner story is out frthere and a big aspect is huma, who has put up with this twice, and the media, they want to give hillary a boost here. so they are crediting her for teaching huma to stand by her man. watch this. >> okay, do you think there's any chance he can win? >> i do. i think his wife is the key here and his wife has learned from the master. hillary clinton. >> who sat there and said, if she can for give him, i can too. remember, huma works for hillary

clinton. is that her political role model and that is where she is getting her advice? we know what hillary clinton did as a political suppose in the same situation. >> right and wrong means nothing to these people. one of the false hoods that was put forward was that hillary clinton was a victimized spouse and she did not know anything that he was doing. she knew everything, she had ambition to be the senator. she played the game. it was pure it will calculated and it's purely calculated in the weiner situation and they are wrapping themselves around some kind of myth logical aura of hillary clinton. it's calculated political posturing. >> reverend al sharpton was out there as the big activist on the

trayvon martin case and now, well, let me just show it to you, without even explaining it, because i do not want to say it. but this is an nbc news host and i hope brian williams and tom brokaw and matt lauer are proud of their news friend. >> i have to show these, these were made for me last week, tampon earrings, you will remember that the texas state legislator said that you could not bring in tampons in, when the women were coming in to stand up for their reproductive rights. just in case that ever happens, bring them on your earrings, ladies. >> no comment. >> you know what else they found in the searches? they found three bottles of paint. one jar of urine and 18 jars containing feces, that is why they did it. >> unbelievable. is this a news network anymore? or an activist network?

>> no, i hope the shareholders and bor and board of directors are proud of this. >> we almost did not have you. i was prepared to do media mash all by myself, and at the last second, we got you back up. we are glad technology got fixed. thank you. all right, coming up next. >> very good. thank you. >> we will reveal your choice for the video of the day, after the break, as hannity continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if y can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for

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>> no 11-year-old girl ever should have to go through this. have to face such a decision. and what a brave young lady and she is in our thoughts and prayers tonight. very sad. and by the way, this happens more often than you think. and unfortunately, i don't think the world pays enough attention

to it. we will. that is all the time we have left this evening, as always, thank you for being with us, let not your heart be troubled, we will have greta van susteren coming up with on the record. >> if the irs targeting is a phony scandal, why are people taking the fifth? and while i would very much like to answer the committee's questions today, i have been advised by my council to assert my constitutional right to not testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> and president obama is still pushing that phony scandal line, he said it again today. the point is with an endless distraction of political posturing and phony scandals, lord knows what, washington keeps taking its eye off the ball. >> he told everyone how bad the