but whenever you mentioned his controversy, because it was a personal, the body language, it was like two different guys. and i'm not sure if that was media training, but i'm interested in your thoughts. follow me on megyn kelly, and let me know. i'm megyn kelly. this is the kelly file. and welcome to hannity. tonight the president is blaming his low approval rating on the color of his skin. he also says pot is no more dangerous than alcohol. is this a return of the cheung gang? we're going to get reaction to those comments. tonight we are asking only one important question, has the country benefitted under his hope and change mantra? tonight you be the judge.

>> i barak hussain obama -- they are serious and many. they will not be met easily or in a short span of time, but know this, america, they will be met. >> the president in his first term pushed through things on a partisan basis, was unable to work across the aisle. >> on this date, we have gathered because we have chosen hope over fear. >> what a train wreck. how can we tax people for not buying a product from a website that doesn't work? >> starting today we must peck ourselves up, dust ourselves off and begin again the work of re-making america. >> five years of obama. he's now entering his sixth year. what happened to shovel-ready jobs? what happened to his bold plan and predictions? >> let it be said by our children's children that when we

were tested we refused to let this journey end. >> record numbers of long-term unemployed. record numbers on food stamps. people losing their health care plans. >> we did not turn back, nor did we falter. >> the obamacare rollout has been such a disaster, it's what everybody has been talking about, it's been driving down the president's approval rating. >> and with eyes fixed on the horizon and god's grace upon us we carried forth that great gift of freedom. >> does he bear some responsibility for long-term unemployment? >> thank you. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. and unfortunately for the obama white house, the facts are the facts, and the numbers do not lie. five years later, the president's job approval rating sits at a 51% disapproval rating. those are not the numbers he's grown accustomed to. and instead of taking

responsibility for his failure, the president blames everybody else. and this week he's taken it to an all-time low. during an interview, he said there's no doubt that there's some folks who really dislike me because they don't like the idea of a black president. now the flip side of it is there are some black folks and maybe some white folks who really like me and give me the benefit of the doubt precisely because i am a black president. that is not the only controversial remark he made during the interview. he shocked the country with his position on pot. as has been well documented i smoked pot as a kid and i view it as a bad habit and vice. i don't think it more dangerous than alcohol. no kidding. it's been well documented. he bragged about it in his book. >> i spent the last yearing of high school in a daze.

i kept playing basketball, attending classes sparingly and tried drugs thus yasicily. it didn't make any difference whether you smoked reefer in the van or in the dorm room with some brother you met at the gym or on the beach with a couple of hawaiian kids who dropped out of school and looked for an excuse to brawl. >> we want to hear from you. log on to our facebook page to share your thoughts on this and sound off on twitter. joining me now with reaction from the tea party.net. americans who voted for him in 2008, and he carried those voting blocks himself.

now we're to believe that those same voters are now racist? the same people who put him in office? is that what he justifies the latest excuse? >> well, sean, i don't think it's the president saying that, i think he's making a fair characterization of the status quo. there's some people who like him because he happens to be african-american. and there's some people who hate the president because he happens to be african-american. >> 76% approval rate in 2009, and now it's down to 39%. does it have anything to do with him doubling the debt, record high labor participation lows, a doubling of the number of people on food stamps, a horrible website on obamacare, broken promises about keeping your plan, none of that factors? at all? it's all about race? >> i'm not saying those points don't factor in at all. if you look at the numbers in 2008, he got about 38% of the

white vote. he got a little less than that in 2012. but it doesn't compute to the fact that george w. bush could make the same comment when he was president. >> we've heard blame bush to the point i can't take it anymore. blame fox news. blame kiosks. and why would he use the race excuse? >> well, one little correction, sean, i actually resigned from the tea party.net because i'm running for congress. >> i'm sorry. >> no problem. >> and i endorse you. >> yes, you can endorse me. i welcome your endorsemen welco. i don't think i'm going to get it though. >> you got mine. >> that means a lot to me. and one of the reasons i'm running for congress here in nevada is we are suffering under

this presidency. we are suffering after five years of president obama. after seven years of leadership of harry reid. we have the worst unemployment rate in the nation. the black unemployment rate is 16%. among latinos, it's 14%. >> black teenagers -- >> candidate obama got the highest mark or higher than any other democrat presidential candidate since 1976. >> i hear that point, buff let's talk about your candidacy for a second. would you not say that some people are going to vote for you just because you're black and some people are going to vote against you just because you're black? it's a statement of fact. >> actually, richard, i think that america was really rooting for president obama, voted for him or not. >> i hear that. but some people made the decision to vote for him because

he happened to be african-american. >> let he jump in here, guys. >> it was a healthy moment for america in 2008. his approval rating was approaching 80%. he had super majorities in the house and in the senate. >> and we got stuff done. >> we argue that he blew that goodwill. >> let me run off with these numbers. he's entering the sixth year of his presidency. what he called $9 trillion in debt, unresponsible and now we're at $17 trillion. the number of people on food stamps has doubled. labor participation rate at a low. considering this is about race, are minority americans, are black americans, hispanic americans, richard, are you making the case that they're now better off because he's been there five years? are you really going to make that case? >> i don't think the president made a case about race. he was stating the obvious.

but what i would argue is, you have a rough economy, we have the 49 million jobs already. >> did he fix it? we have a net loss of jobs. >> but the economy's not going to recover overnight. >> five years? how long do you need? >> richard, i will agree with you here. the president and his policies have been very effective economically for wall street. wall street is making record profits right now. the investor class is doing extraordinarily well. that's why the income inequality has grown exponentially under the leadership of president obama, harry ryde aeid and the i'm running against. for those of us on main street, we are not doing well, we losing

weal wealth. >> the reason we are not doing well is because we have not seen this krls pass one bill, this congress, john boehner has not even taken a bill up. >> he said 9 trillion was unpatriotic. does he take any smresponsibili for anything? >> he wants to rebuild the economy. sadly folks in congress won't work with him. >> he blames kiosks and atm machines for the fact there are no jobs. we have huge breaking news out of sochi. the u.s. is helping russia track down this woman known as the jihadist widow.

we'll get to that. more on that story, plus, tonight. chris stevens, great guy, gutsy. he does bear responsibility. he put trust in the local militias and they turned on him. >> blaming the victim in the benghazi terror attacks all in an attempt to save their golden girl hillary. my prediction spot on. six for six in the last two weekends. the big games aren't the only thing people are talking about. richard sherman had an on-camera meltdown. >> i'm the best in the game. that's the result you're going to get! don't you ever talk about me! >> poor erin andrews. we'll talk about that later. we're glad you're with us. [ tires screech ]

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welcome back to hannity. in an effort to protect their likely presidential candidate, hillary clinton, they have a new narrative in regard to the benghazi attack. the left is now blaming one of the victims of the attack, u.s. ambassador chris stevens for his own death. watch this madness. >> chris stevens who was the ambassador who was killed was clearly a brave and honorable man was also fallible and perhaps didn't ask for or rejected some of the security. >> one of the people who may be most to blame for not reacting to the threat and for increasing security despite being urged to repeatedly was the ambassador himself. and obviously, you don't want to

speak ill of a man who was killed in such appalling circumstances, but is it fair to also say that he, as the ambassador, should have done more to react to direct warnings that he was given on numerous occasions? >> here's what was new and what i thought was interesting. they timely said the ambassador, chris stevens, great guy, brave guy, gutsy, he does bear some responsibility. i'm sorry. he put the trust in the local militias and they turned on him, because you probably shouldn't trust local militias in libya. >> mr. mayor, the senate report actually said, had in fact they listened to the request for security by ambassador stevens, they coo have prevented this. i'm not sure what their interpretation is. >> i don't understand this trying to re-write history. not only the ambassador's

request for more security, but numerous other requests over a six, seven month period from other personnel connected to that mission and that embassy. there were numerous requests for additional security. there were numerous acts of terrorism in june of that year, in which they blue a hole in the wall of the mission. so i don't know. >> numerous requests by many people. >> yeah. i don't know what you need to wake you up than having a hole blown in the wall. obviously the secretary of state was asleep at the switch. she wasn't paying attention. she was trying to create a narrative of everything's working there, everything's fine. al qaeda is no real problem. she wants libya to be a success, after all, she had no successes as secretary of state. >> we also learned last week, mr. mayor, we learned that the day, while the attack was going on, we learned that the military

people that were meeting with the president knew it was a terrorist attack while it was happening. so, you know, that whole narrative was one big lie that it was youtube related, right? >> absolutely the questions here have never been answered, and they're dramatic questions. they're questions about six months' of requests for security, nothing done by the secretary of state. specific acts of terrorism against the mission. nothing done by the secretary of state. the british move out. nothing done by the secretary of state. a terrorist act clearly starts that day and no reaction on the part of either the secretary or the president the way you would row act if you were really acknowledging that a terrorist attack was going on. and totally inexplicable to me, we don't try to send our forces there. and the explanation that we get is there wasn't enough time. how would you know there want enough time when the incident's going on. you don't know if the incident's going to be four hours or 24

hours or 50 hours. so there are so many unanswered questions. and unlike chris christie who held a press conference, answered all the questions, held people accountable and feared them, no press conference, no answering questions, complete cover up and nobody's been held accountable for the deaths of four brave americans, and now they want to blame one of those americans. they want to blamt victim. >> mr. mayor, we're going to get into the issue of governor cuomo's comements, but i want t get your quick reaction when he said this in relation to conservatives. >> who are they? are they these extreme conservatives who are right to life? pro assault weapon? anti-gay? is that who they are? because if that's who they are, and if they are the extreme conservatives, they have no place in the state of new york. because that's not who new yorkers are. >> i guess cardinal dolan has to

get out of here along with me. >> i think the governor's going to regret those remarks. i'm surprised, actually, because he hasn't acted that way. he's been pretty much a moderate in the way he's governed unlike the new mayor. i think he may, maybe he's trying to define himself as left wing. but people who are pro-life are not extremist. that's a legitimate point of view to hold. people who are pro second amendment are not treatmeextrem. and you don't have to agree with them, but they have every right to be in the state. we're now going to throw people out of the state because they're conservatives? >> i'm pro life, pro gun rights, and pro sec amendment. i got to go. >> talk to you soon. a busy night tonight coming up tonight on hannity.

>> i'm the best in the game. when you try me like crabtree, that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me! >> the epic rant by richard sherman has everybody talking. we'll get into governor cuomo and when he said i'm not wanted in my own state. there's no place for me here. they're going to throw me out any day now. police will come knocking on my door, hannity, get out of here. we'll have that straight ahead.

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welcome back to hannity. a full weekend of football in america this weekend, and championship sunday did not disappoint. peyton manning led in the afc championship. and the seahawks win over the 49ers, but its what the last 22 seconds of that game that had everybody talking, and that's when richard sherman tipped a passion by colin kaepernick, ending with an interception. now following the play there was quite a stir and confront administration between sherman and crabtree. and in honor of my next guest, let's go to the videotape. >> that's the back end of the play. the shot by crabtree came after richard sherman got right into the face of michael crabtree.

that was the penalty on sherman. >> then sherman delivered this epic rant during a post-game interview with fox's erin andrews, watch this. >> the final play, take me through it. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game. when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the result you're going to get! don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> crab try. don't you open your mouth about the best! >> and joe, back over to you. >> okay, joe, back to you. let me get the hell out of this. let me get reaction to the super bowl predictions. let's go to the videotape sportscaster. i grew up watching you. you made sports fun for everyone. what was that? >> i tell you the truth. i'm amazed this doesn't happen

more. this isn't bowling or tennis or golf where you have the guys on, yeah, yeah, hit the hole. these guys are keyed up. this is a physical game. >> but bob wouldn't let his son play. >> right. i'm surprised it doesn't happen more. >> what do you think? >> when these dies are playing with so much intensity in the game, there's a reason why they don't let reporters into the locker room for ten or 15 minutes afterwards. i thought its with a great game. the guy told the truth. that's what people want to hear. >> she was good, too. >> i think she's a great reporter. >> and she was listening. because well, who said that? who said that? >> that was a good question. but you notice somebody was screaming in her ear, get back to joe. >> i don't know. how were your predictions this week? >> 0-2. but there were only two games. ? my predictions are pretty bad

too, 0-2, i have to admit. >> last week i did get all four, but not the point spreads. >> last week i was 0-4. i'm not sure why you're having me on. >> here's hannity's redixs the last two weekends. >> i'm picking san francisco. i'm picking seattle, the broncos and the patriots. those are my picks for the weekend. >> i got all four picks right. i think this is a peyton manning destiny year. i'm going with him, the broncos and the seahawks. >> why do you have us on? to show off? >> i'm, who are you picking for the super bowl? >> okay, here's, you, i usually ask who cares about the weather. no, sir. if it has 40-mile-per-hour winds, there goes peyton manning. >> baloney. you keep saying that. i don't believe that. >> it's a running game there.

whoever has the best running game, depending on the weather. >> i love seattle. i love that defense. >> you're going to be 0-7 by the time it's over. >> let me play, before their playoffs game, a group of players sat down with a pastor and had this to say about jesus and the super bowl. >> pastor mark here with the members of the greatest football team on the earth, the seattle seahawks and very, very glad to let you guys share a little bit about your background, your story, what jesus has done if your life. >> it's that simple. jesus is better than anything, even better than the super bowl, better than a nfl career. >> is a coach supposed to say that? >> with gjesus, yeah. >> i want to get your reaction. but at the end of most nfl game, a group of player, both sides.

they all shake hands, coaches shake happnds. then you often get a group of guys laying in the middle. >> yeah. they thank god for no injuries. >> or thank god for having the ability to play and the opportunity. >> i would think nobody says let us win. i think it's really, let us come out of this whole. i don't know. these guys take a beating every week. i don't know how they do it. >> was walter payton, recently a former running back said it's like getting hit by a car every time you get hit. >> oh, yeah. and you're seeing it now, just so many of these players coming out who had concussions and now these symptoms and whether it leads to alzheimer's, als, and it's only gotten more intense as the players have gotten bigger, faster. and the equipment hasn't gotten

much better. >> and the field is the same size. but the players are 100 pounds heavier and faster. >> i'm going to this game. come on. it's exciting. you're not going to go? >> i'm going to sit at home and watch tv. >> what, you're going to be eating your cheese dip? >> i think it's a better game on tv. >> no, it's a better game there. 0-6, hang it up. i'll double down on the bet. >> everybody's going to take my picks and go the opposite way. when we come back, the governor of new york has a lot of explaining to do. he wants me and people who agree with me to leave new york. he said this. >> the extreme conservative, they have no place in the state of new york. that's not who new yorkers are. >> oh, really? so governor cuomo, let he get this straight. i'm not wanted in new york? you don't want my tax money?

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york? the state of my birth? he is in major damage control mode. in the same response, the governor went on to say it is fine to be anti-gun control and anti-choice. that statement is not good enough for me and others. i'm asking you, governor, come on this program, and tell me why i don't belong in the state of my birth. let's see, i'm pro life. i believe in the second amendment and the traditional meaning of marriage. and joining me now to debate this and much more are foxes news contributors. you want my to leave, don't you? you want me out of here. i can see it on your face.

>> i do want you to leave. i think you're a terrible addition to the state. you're embarrassment. i think you should move to barbados. >> that's not a bad place. >> you probably put your tax money in barbados anyway. >> probably right. i probably hide my money. i pay, 10% of my salary goes to the state and i live in the county with the second highest property taxes in the entire country. >> and i know why you want me on here. you want me to defend cuomo. i'm not going to defend cuomo. i think what he said is wrong. he doesn't owe an explanation. he owes an apology to everybody, whether you make a lot of money, you pay a lot of taxes or you don't make any money and don't pay any taxes, i don't know. >> jedi yeah. that is the statue of liberty in

the harbor. we welcome difficuversitdiversi. >> folks on the left like to say we're champions of diversity. but when it comes down to it, this is not toll rant. this is not respecting people who may disagree with you. he calls people who are pro life are extremist. if you aspire to national office, you've just insulted people who want to protect the second amendment. >> is every priest not allow 20d stay in the state. >> i wouldn't be surprised. >> you're pro second amendment, right? >> yes. >> he actually said and passed the bill and raided the limit that in a magazine, if you carry a legal gun in new york, you can only have seven bullets in the gun. and his rationale was nobody

needs 10 bullets to kill a deer, that's what he said. >> and you know what happened in colorado when there were a lot of democrats who voted for gun legislation, they were voted out. the majority of american people are pro life. >> why does al sharpton make comments, why does melissa perry mock mitt romney's grandchild, martin bashir's comments. >> because of people like you, who give attention to these comments. >> alec baldwin can stay? but not me? martin bashir? >> until you show me your eviction letter or your bags being packed, it was a stupid comment. i'm not defending him.

>> can you imagine if rick perry came out and said if you're pro choice you should leave. there would be massive outrage. the mainstream media would be going insane. and that's rightly so. >> why does everything have to be lumped into if the liberals said this -- >> because that's how it works. >> issue by issue. what he said was wrong. period. let's move forward. let's talk about chris christie. >> why should i move forward when my governor said there's no place for me in new york. there's no place for the religious in new york. >> listen. i'm leaving, as soon as i can get out, i'm leaving. >> you're extremist, that the majority of the country agrees with you. people are anti-gay, that nonsensical point of people supporting traditional marriage,

listen, i'm pro gay marriage. they're not anti-gay. it's all this talking point nonsense. the reason the other people do it, they get away with it. >> i'm an honorary texan, and they have no state income tax there. >> what's an honorary texan. >> you should be happy that he made a stupid comment and hopefully -- >> maybe the president will say there's no place for people like jedi yeah and me in the country. >> you're such a fear monger. >> i'm inclusive. you know how you know i'm inclusive? you're sitting right there.

>> not to mention all the people like you who give people jobs. they're the reason people like me can survive.it's not the jobr of any state, you should not be insulting people and inviting them to leave. we need business owners. this is new york city, i grew up here. maybe he doesn't get it. >> the left is intolerant. >> oh, give me a break. >> the left is intolerant, and that sh get egg worse every day. >> you're intolerant. >> i let you on this show. if i was intolerant, you would be in the greenroom. >> you are intolerable. >> apologize to my. say you a to me. you won't believe what hollywood elites were invited to the first lady's birthday bash.

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love history. it's the 85th anniversary of the birth of dr. martin luther king, junior. and a very rare recording discussing the release from prison. listen to this. >> many forces work together to bring about my release. i don't think there are any one force brought it about, but it is true that senator kennedy did take a specific step. he was in contact with officials in georgia during my arrest, and he called my wife, made a personal call and expressed his concern and said to her that he was working and trying to do something to make my release possible. >> now i saw on the gateway pundit, a picture, 1957, and they were discussing how to advance the republican party's civil rights agenda.

because james fullbright, al gore's father, democrats were against it. why in today's world are the republicans seen as being against civil rights when they were the ones that lyndon johnson needed to pass it? >> i never will understand how the tables got turned to how we are the anti-civil rights. i'll never understand that. >> it's always extraordinary and sobering listening to that voice. it really is extraordinary. what i learned, because obviously i'm new, i'm still learning a lot about this country, is that martin luther king day started with the reagan administration. it is an important, it is a moment to stop and reflect. >> chuck? >> i think it's so great to see a document like that, to turn something like that that's been sort of hidden in the vault for a long, long time. and as you say, to hear that

marvelous voice and recreate history a little bit. let me move on. i know madonna, i guess her career is over because she used the n word in an instagram post this weekend. you remember paula deen, i would assume that the same thing that happened to her, same thing should be applied to madonna, right? >> it is unacceptable for a white person to use any version of the n word in any context. >> just a white person? >> this is a rule that she broke. it was extraordinary. she then went and apologized, but its with a fake apology. >> i don't think it's going to happen. what happened to paula deen is not going to happen to madonna, why? >> i think she's in serious trouble. she never apologizes, and she apologized immediately. >> she used it as a term of endearment, and she meant it as a loving jab or whatever, about

her son, but if you'll look at another tweet that she did before that, it was with her children, without alcohol, so she had had another tweet where she kind of got reprimanded. and being on watch, she does it again. so i think that she needs to watch what's going on out there and everybody should watch on twitter. >> this double standard is what drives me insane. my guess is, she's not in trouble. she's going to skate through this and nothing's going to happen. >> i bet she wishes she could take it back. i think it's unfortunate that she would do that. >> it's interesting to me, you said a white person should never use it. i don't think anybody should ever use it. it's a word that is designed to hurt, to insult, to hurt people. >> i'm a brit.

we should have an african-american on this panel, it is absolutely inappropriate for a white person to use it. i think for an african-american, they pea have a different view. i'm the wrong person to ask. >> we live in a world where everything is so p.c. people should just know let this word out, leave it alone. i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera.

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welc and welcome back to hannity. we continue with our great, great american panel. the extraf gans when 50 million people are on food stamps, and they fly to martha's vineyard or hawaii, cans they fly in the same plane? look at the star list. angela bissett, beyonce, emmett

smith, gail king, gladdis knight. look at these names of people up here, really? >> are they representing the poor and the needy or the reach and the elitist? the obamas are all over the place. i'm not going to get upset about having a 50th birthday at the white house if your husband is the president. but these are the people that are like, health care for everyone. >> you sound like a begrudging brit here. that's what we do. we're sitting there saying they're having a party. you're just jealous you were not invited. >> i'm going to the state of the union, no thanks to the obamas. and i'm going. >> do you wish you could have beyonce play at your party. >> no. i'd rather have a florida georgia line play at my party.

>> beyonce, these people would not play for some republicans. they don't believe in it. they don't like our politics. >> oh, man, that cuts both ways. come on. none of these performers got paid. they came to have a party and celebrate michelle obama. i've seen lots of republicans parties go down. >> we have record debt. people are suffering, and they have 160 rounds of golf. onedays. >> come on. >> nobody's created as much debt as him. there's nobody who's created as much suffering as him. >> what about the kennedy center, they have wonderful plays. >> a lot of good your socialized medicine is doing in this country. >> why do i bother coming here?

>> because you love me in a deep down weird way. >> you want to throw the football out tonight? that's all the time we have left tonight. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. richard sherman plays for the seattle seahawks, but he just created a ton of bronchos fans. >> i'm the best one in the game. that's the result you are going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> crap tree. don't you open your mouth about the best. stand up for you real quick l.o.b. >> he was not happy with michael crabtree. >> i was making sure that crabtree was a mediocre receiver,mediocre. and when you try best one in the game with a mediocre receiver, that's what happens. >> frankly, folks, i'm surprised we don't get more post game interviews like this. >> he is famous for running