wish to opine word of the day no jejune and megyn kelly is next. the spin stops here because we're always looking out for you. did you just see that mike huckabee segment on "the factor"? well, you will want to watch what is next. that they are helpless without uncle sugar coming in and providing them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido. >> governor mike huckabee in a firestorm over women and birth control. he is here in a kelly file exclusive. and then? >> obama has a dream a dream from his father. >> the man behind the documentary challenging president obama is now under indictment. see why his supporters think this is political payback.

plus nothing but a 2.0 upgrade. >> the left ramps up its tea party attacks with an eye on the mid-term we have one fierce debate just ahead. and what about aaron? >> when you put me with a guard like crabtree that is what you're going to get. >> see why one of the favorite sports reporters is getting attacked on the side show. tonight, on "the kelly file". breaking tonight, the man at the heart of a new political fire storm speaks out on "the kelly file." good evening everyone, i'm megyn kelly. for years we saw criticism levelled at former arkansas governor mike huckabee over remarks he made at a republican committee meeting last night. cnn's dana bash, just said said government shouldn't help women who can't control their libido

with birth control. from there it was on. keep talking mike huckabee your creepy obsession with women's libido will just elect more democrats. and there are dozens and dozens like that. while all over critics slammed the governor. >> it is not what i think republicans were planning on. >> sounds offensive to me and women. >> it is clear he doesn't think women should have birth control. >> some women out there probably were wincing when they heard that. >> this is getting back to the narrative of slut-shaming. and if white men could get pregnant abortion would be a concept. >> talking about women's libido or uncle sugar, or a sugar daddy is not a good picture. >> but now the governor is fighting back as are some of his

defenders saying his comments are taken out of context and dana bash had to correct her original tweet. because here is what the governor actually said yesterday. >> women i know are outrage that had the democrats think that women are nothing but helpless creatures whose only goal is to have government provide for them birth control information. women i know are smart, capable of doing anything else anybody can do. our party stands for the capacity of women, and the equality of women. that is not a war on them, it is a war for them. and if the democrats want to insult the women of america by making them believe that they are helpless without uncle sugar coming in and providing them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or their pre productive system without the help of the government, then so be it. let's take the discussion all

over america because women are far smarter than the democrats made them out to be. and women are standing up and saying enough of that nonsense. >> joining me now the host of mike huckabee right here on the fox news channel. governor, good to see you. we've shown the viewers the fire storm that erupted and the criticisms of you. let me get right to you and ask you directly are you suggesting that women who use birth control cannot control their libidos? >> of course not. in fact, everything i was accused of saying i was actually saying the polar opposite. this was an affirmation of the intelligence and capability of women, i've been married 40 years to a wonderful strong person who can do things i can't do. she is smart capable, and doesn't need someone to prop her up, because like my wife, my daughter, my daughter in law,

i'm insulted for them. and they're insulted when the democrats portray them as victims of their gender. so it was not contraceptives. it is how the democrats are waging a war on women when we believe that women are our equal. we don't think it is somehow going to be necessary for them to have a government subsidy and government support or they're not going to be able to make it. >> okay, this is where some women and others have taken issue with you. that the democrats would say they don't view women as the victims of their gender, they view them as living, functioning human being s human beings who have a reproductive system. and the ones who have to carry the babies, and therefore, and by the way sexual beings, and therefore, to be responsible when having sexual relations they need birth control. even if they're not having sexual relations for the purpose of enjoyment then they might

need birth control because they have a health issue. they have a medical issue. and it is not about seeing women as victims it is about getting them the medical coverage they need. >> and megyn to that point, i'm not opposed to women having contraception or birth control, then i don't want to pay for them out of my tax dollars. i think it is morally repugnant. i signed a bill regarding birth control so i'm not opposed to having access to it. i'm opposed to democrats treating women as though they are somehow incapable of being able to function unless the democrats and particularly the government comes in to rescue them. and if people listen which by the way, meagan, it was exactly the exact words i said on my television show a week ago. >> the words were a little different from a week ago. i think you admit you said it a

little better on the radio show than you said at the rnc meeting. >> i still used the word "libido" i don't think anything is wrong with that. women have it, men have it. >> you put it in the terms of control, that women need the government in order to control their libidos. and that sounded to many you were placing a judgment on it. first of all, you acknowledge the vast majority of people the adults in this country have libidos and act on them and the vast majority of people use birth control when they desire not to have a baby as a result of those instincts, and are you casting any judgment on that? the use of birth control, by couples have intercourse who are not looking to have a baby. >> my pushback was not about con contraception

contraception, it is the phoney out looks that the democrats have owe-- >> here is what they say, they say, endometriosis can be helped by birthcontrol. okay? other syndromes can be helped by birth control. bad skin can be helped by birth control. there are all sorts of reasons why women take birth control and there is no reason they shouldn't be able to get it from their employers. that is what they say. and they say it is not the government paying for it it is the women paying for it when they pay their premiums under their policies. so they take issue with it when you say uncle ugandasugar is coming in to take care of it. >> if they had grown up in the south they would have known that uncle sugar is the combination of uncle sam and a sugar

expression, it is a colorful way to live and talk in the south. so the idea that somehow i was disparageing women is the polar opposite. that is what is ridiculous about these treats. this is a serious issue that ought to have thoughtful discussion, it can't be reduced to 140 characters, which is unfortunately i think what happened yesterday. the reporters reduced it to a tweet. they got it wrong and corrected it but by then the fire storm had started. but if people will listen carefully in context, now if they parse every word they can believe what they want to believe. the idea that i was taking offense to women, i was the opposite, i was affirming that women are quite capable, equals to men. why when i was governor i appointed more women to executive positions of state governor than any other governor in our state including bill

clinton. so i'm not having to apologize to anybody for the record on women's issues, and don't have to say that i'm so sorry that women are equal to men and capable and strong. the point was not about that issue, but how democrats accused the republicans of having a war on women. and i pushed barkck on that. >> and have reduced women to being about all of that, we had a lot of that in the last campaign. great to see you, governor. >> thank you. well you saw just a little the media reaction in that lead to the governor. and bernie goldberg is with me now, a fox news analyst, bernie listen he has a valid point that the democratic national convention featured woman after woman after woman who would have us believe that the only issue that defines us as women is our

desire for birth control. right? and that may explain in part why we've seen so many jump all over the governor on his remarks. >> listen i watched the tape. i watched his remarks. and it is absolutely clear at least to me that he was attacking, or at least taking on the democratic party for treating women as if they are not too smart and can't -- >> or we're all about that one issue. >> yeah, so you know, he was taking on the democrats for being being paternalistic. having said that i would give the governor or anybody else seeking a spot in the white house, don't use the word

"libido". >> or if you're interviewing anyone don't use the word "intercourse". >> unless you want to deal with it days or weeks or months or years from now if you decide to run for president. because this is how it works. when a conservative republican talks about women and sex there is a knee-jerk reaction similar to the reaction when the doctor hits you on the knee with a rubber mallet, it is that automatic. and that reaction will be outrage. >> nancy pelosi, deborah wasserman-schultz, everybody slamming him on this, bernie. when we put it on the segment, the original tweet from dana bash which she corrected herself, she did. and then another reporter made the same mistake and corrected herself, but the damage was done. he says -- that women can't control their libido.

he says the democrats believe that. that may or may not a fair characterization, i asked him about that. but he never said he believed that. >> look, you're absolutely right and so is he here is a good rule of thumb. it is my rule of thumb that if a conservative republican is going to use the word "libido" then he will take more heat for that than president obama is going to take about whether the health care website is secure from hackers. or whether hillary clinton should be responsible for the lax security at benghazi. now, think about that. i don't think that is an exaggerate rotationationion exaggeration. but think about that. he is going to take more heat for saying something that maybe was not as elegantly said as it should have been, than hillary clinton takes for benghazi or president obama takes for the healthcare.gov website? >> i don't remember all of this

outrage with some of these folks on the left when he suggested what we all know he suggested about a conservative woman. bernie, i have to run, always great to see you. >> okay, all right thank you. we're taking your thoughts on it right now, send me your tweets. and breaking news, the u.s. supreme court weighs in this evening on a fight at the white house and a group of nuns. trace gallagher has more. >> and have you to remember, the churches are exempt on the providing the birth control. and they are elderly nuns in a catholic environment, apparently not religious enough to be exempt. the administration did offer groups like little sisters of the poor to opt out of the mandate as long as they signed a federal form allowing a third party to provide their employees contraception and abortion drugs

and other reproductive services. the nuns said signing the form would be morally wrong. and today, the supreme court at least for now agrees. listen. >> i think the real question here is truly why is the government forcing the little sisters of the poor and other religious plaintiffs to provide contraceptives? the government is big, powerful and can find many other ways to distribute contraceptives that don't include nuns. >> so they can be except by sending health and human services a letter saying they're opposed to the law. the supreme court made it clear if they ever did hear the case today's decision is not an indicator of how the court would ultimately rule. now's planned parenthood says this was not about religious

liberty liberty, but was about paperwork, but those who fought for the nuns strongly disagree. >> the supreme court decision made today applies to little sisters and also provides to 400 other catholic organizations that are insured through the same insurer. i think that this is going to have repercussions on all the indications associated with the hhs mandate. >> the timing on the court still very much unclear. >> trace thank you. developing tonight well-known conservative filmmaker seen here leaving a manhattan court just hours ago. isusu pled not guilty that he violated campaign finance laws by donating to a campaign that was ultimately not won.

here is a clip. >> obama has a dream, a dream that the sins of colonialism be set right, and america be down sized. >> dennis michael lynch is also a conservative documentary filmmaker, the producer of "they come to america." and he spent time with d 'souza, and i know you believe he may be a victim of political targeting here, why? >> absolutely, the film is the most powerful medium we have. you have a captive audience for two hours. so when you make a film that hits the president between the eyes and could shift the election you become a target, because you're not only talking but you're a visual. and you put that together. so i know i have lived through this with immigration reform. i mean, i help impact which way that is going to go by showing films that give you what you

need to see. you do that you become dangerous to the other side, when you're dangerous to the other side you walk around with a target on your back. and that is what you're seeing. >> to your knowledge, was he working on another film? or if it was retribution, would it have all been about this film? >> you know he has a film named "america" set to come out obviously before the election. so that could play into it as well. he and i were filming together. that is a part of it. it is all very strange that this is taking place now. and on the conservative side for filmmakers you know we don't really have that michael moore. he has established himself as the number one guy. and he has shown, although he didn't open the door for conservative films because that door is never going to open. it closed on us megyn, okay, it closed, believe me. what he did prove by getting in there, is that there is a demand for that. and they want to kill that

demand. because when you get a guy like him who is well spoken and puts together a great film and it is tight. they don't want that message getting out. i know it. i have lived it every day. there is a target on your back, whether they're calling you a name, or trying to get you for something criminal. we live with it every day. >> it is an anecdotal incident now, because the feds say they got him dead to right. but it is interesting to get your perspective, we appreciate it. all the best. also the left is ramping up the attacks on the media, with the mid-terms. we'll show you what is at stake plus? bieber today, basking in the publicity from his dwi arrest. judge alex and dr. keith are up next with words of warning. and we'll show you why one

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blood alcohol content was actually lower than the legal limit in florida. so how do they get to the dwi charge? >> well, i don't know if it is lower than the legal limit. from what i heard the police said it was point zero 4. >> and it is point zero 8 for adults in florida. >> exactly, i didn't know if you had information i didn't have. but basically what happens is point zero 8 is the standard pretty much all across the country for dwi. his blood level was point zero 4. the problem is he is 19 years old and not allowed to have any alcohol in his system. in florida law, if you are above 21, anything above a point zero 2 is allowed. >> and he got out on bond yesterday, what will happen now? >> he will be treated like anybody else. no better no worse miami especially doesn't treat celebrities any better or worse, he won't get punished worse, but

won't get a break. he will have an arraignment where the state's attorney's office decides what charges if any they will determine. and right now roy black is determining what charges they will move forward with. he should not be drag racing that bothers me the most. the point 4, and the smoking having tried murderers rapists, killers, he is a first time offender. i don't expect him to go to jail, he will probably get probation. >> dr. abbott, we saw the incident of where he got out of the courtroom and got on top of his suv. it reminded us of michael jackson. we put it on the screen, and lo and behold will you look at the tweet that justin bieber tweeted out today. look at this folks, saying something like what more can they say? what is going on with this young man? >> well listen megyn, i think

you have to worry whenever somebody comes up in adolescence or childhood and is pumped up by his parents to become a superstar. you have to wonder whether he has developed a sense of self. had he clearly doesn't have regard for other people because he is putting people in harm's way. he is using alcohol and prescription drugs. >> the 19-year-old behavior -- >> well, behavior, most 19-year-olds are not drag racing while drunk with alcohol, allegedly, and prescription drugs. so i don't know which 19-year-olds are being referred to. but the bottom line is

treatment? >> well, that would be wonderful. listen, i always say the truth always wins. you can't cheat the truth. if inside you feel not very large, not very worthy, your self-esteem is low, even though your star is rising, there is a day of reckoning michael jackson, sadly is an example. >> and there with these stars, sadly -- >> he needs support from around him. he is a 19-year-old acting like a 15-year-old. he could end up on the path that lindsay lohan was on. obviously, if the parent was there, the parenting skills need

to be worked on. also i heard that cars were blocking the area i also heard it was the security team and they're not doing him any favor. thank you, guys, great to see you. and believe it or not, there is drama involving one very unhappy player. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game, when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree that is what you will get. >> tonight, see why the sports reporter, erin andrews, is taking heat for the interview. >> and takes out the tea party. plan of attack and the tea party response right after this break. in july, the root of the know-nothings. the prohibitionists. it is a route towards anger, negativity, and even hatred.

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well, new reaction tonight from supporters of the tea party after a democratic senator devotes a nearly hour-long speech to demonizing their founding and their cause and to plotting their defeat. here is new york senator chuck schumer addressing a progressive think tank yesterday. >> why does the tea party a group that seems to represent a small but extreme part of america, have such an undue power? in the tea party it leads almost

a fanatical desire, the rush limbaughs, spreading their propaganda and ultimately unfulfilling politics. route of the know-nothings, the prohibitionists, father cogley. >> you get the picture and lieutenant colonel west a fox news contributor and founder of helping our warriors. let me start with you on this, ben, as somebody who supported the tea party. this is the plan, to go after the tea party to paint them as a bunch of racists and to start talking about how big government helps people. >> yeah first things first. it was for the center for american progress, which was owe-- is a big left-leaning

progressive kabal and if you look at that he started talking about prohibition. and these guys seem to call us what they were in the past, you got prohibitionist you know, the government knows better, if they take alcohol away we'll be better. you got father coglan he was the guy who started social justice. you also have hughey long, which was king fish. his big thing was wealth redistribution. and those were hate mongers. and you have the kkk who was left-leaning, and bigots. they start calling us all of these atrocious things but you even see the rallies, nobody is drunk, nobody -- >> why are you laughing, chris? >> because he is making these connections that i don't know that you watched the speech or

read the speech. but i think the senator was giving a very articulate connection of what the tea party has become. and he compared it to other movements that grew out of a fear of changing america. and i think the tea party has grown out of a fear of changing america. but it was basically propped up by big money using tax loopholes and moved this movement into the mainstream politics. the republican party has been spending a year trying to figure out how to get rid of the tea party and moving it out. because basically it is turning the republican party into a party that can't get elected nationally and in many states it is just obsolete. >> when you say they have a fear of changing america, it sounds like a veiled reference to people of color of minorities, which is what has been suggested before about the tea party. i'll give that one to you, colonel west as a tea party politician yourself. >> well, i think it is quite

laughable when people say that it is racist, when people say quote unquote i'm a darling of the party. and chris you can laugh all you want. that just shows your immaturity. first of all, let's talk about the first amendment right for americans to petition their government for redress of grievances. now, when he railed against his opponent over a nine trillion dollar debt. now americans who show concern about a 17.3 or $17.4 trillion debt are now demonized or attacked. when you look at a poll many americans are more concerned about big government than big business -- i think that is a very valid point. >> let me respond to that. >> well you know, look, the debt -- people don't understand the debt. the debt was brought up. >> i think i understand the debt very well. >> let me just jump in. let me try to control this for

one second respond to his point, chris about the fact that the majority of americans are concerned about big government now and you have chuck schumer out there sort of diminishing, that is the core value of the tea party, diminishing it and then as something that is very vile. >> well, they're concerned about big government but they don't know what really it is. government does a lot of things that keep us afloat. they provide services so that businesses can survive. they pave road colonel west, you made your entire career in government and probably got a government pension you're going to be eligible for one. yet the tea party -- >> well, unfortunately, the government is cutting my retirement. they're taking away a percentage of it to continue their spending process. >> let me give ben the last word. because he is a former navy seal. go ahead, ben. >> it is very interesting how when schumer is talking here, he

is only talking about government and the tea party, and it is kind of interesting how like tea party didn't give the republican party -- i'm conservative. i'm an american. and we didn't give the conservative party in this last election their tent back. so you know, john boehner got started saying the tea party is dead because we're starting to stand up for our rights in the past few years since obama got in. we started coming back from the rallies and getting into local government and starting upsetting you know the establishment. >> well. >> and now that democrats are even seeing government -- like bad numbers on the government, they're coming over to us. so now it is turning into not right versus left. but it is government and the tea party. it is us and them government and the people. >> got it. >> that are starting to be as we're losing the middle class up versus down not right versus left. >> chris that was not nice of you to laugh. but you are generally a nice

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should the united nations be making decisions about american football? the united nations met with

folks on human rights to lose what they call the team an offensive name. liz lis whiel, the u.n. can solve this problem, no? >> solve the human rights problems in korea, not the u.n. >> they will be deeply offended by this name of the redskins. >> i'm sorry i'm very biassed on this one, i went to community college in washington and our mascot there everybody loved i still visit my yakima indian friends, what is the big deal about it? >> i think the name is okay calling somebody a redskins -- and -- >> don't they have bigger things to worry about? >> yeah. >> doing human rights -- >> the united nation has more to

worry about. this is a company that gets rich by gambling and selling discount cigarettes. hard to see that they have the moral standing to complain. >> but they are american indians, so by default they have standing to complain. >> really the biggest problems that upsets the native americans -- >> 79% of the american people don't believe they should change their name, only 11% want them to change it the owner says they're not doing it. new fallout believe it or not, from student r the whole richard sherman it. the sports reporter now blaming erin andrews. >> final play take me through it. >> i'm in best in the game, when you try me a receiver like crabtree that is what you're are going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you. >> crabtree, don't you open your mouth or i'll shut it for you.

>> and joe, back over to you. >> and kevin comes out with this piece saying her reaction was more about her than him. it was drama queenish, and she should have been a little bit more composed. what? >> she was composed. she asked him a question, he gave an emotional answer, she threw it back to the anchor, what else was she supposed to do. >> i know nothing about football, so this whole under score -- >> she said who was talking about you. >> he said who was talking about you, he wants her to be more composed saying she was a drama queen. >> i was completely impressed. i liked the exchange. these two should get a morning show. and regis and kathy lee, but with more intensity. >> now that we know what he alleged about her being a drama queen, she needed to be more composed. watch it. >> 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 is the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me? >> who was talking about you. >> crabtree, don't you open your mouth, or i'm going to shut it for you real quick. >> all right and -- and joe, back over to you. >> drama queen? >> that would be like ripping up her mike and storming off the set. >> he is the drama queen. >> but how awesome a show would that be? good morning! >> you realize you host a morning show and probably shouldn't advocate. >> but how good would that be, erin andrews and the pro football player -- >> i think she was completely composed, i admired her composition. >> back to you. >> and just continuing to conduct the interview like tell us more. i also want to know who he was talking about. we appreciate it. thank you, panel. up next, a story of the

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♪ ♪ tonight, a titanic mystery solved. maybe. for more than 70 years controversy has raged over the identity of a woman who claimed she was in fact, a survivor of the titanic. the child of a very rich family that had been on board the ship who was believed to have died when the ship went down. trace gallagher has this amazing story, trace? >> and megyn when titanic hit the iceberg a man named hudson allison put his family on a life boat. they went looking for the 2-year-old daughter. it is then believed that the father, the mother and daughter all drowned. but the father's body was the

one that was found. so 30 years, a woman named helen kramer claimed she was the daughter, and that she did make it onto a life boat. well when she died in 1992 it appeared the mystery died with her. but two years ago kramer's granddaughter said she had documents backing up her grandmother's claim that she was on the titanic. so the remaining members of the allison family decided to challenge her and they had helen kramer's ashes tested for the dna, and lo and behold she is not lorain allison, the grandmother said it was false, and wants an independent test. but the lab told us tonight it is not opinion it is science. listen. >> the testing facility all they do is test the samples that they're given. they certify that the people are who they say they are. they test the samples and provide the results.

you know i don't know how that is biassed. i don't think it is. >> yeah, but the granddaughter says she wouldn't go on camera with us, megyn, because she is writing a book on this that says it will prove that her grandmother was on the titanic. when the book is out, she will come on camera with us. so apparently the mystery goes on unless you're scientific and then it is over. >> so this little girl claimed i am part of the allison family, and the family says no you're not. her daughter after she died said i'm going to sprinkle her ashes over the allison family plot. the family hired security guards, who said no, you don't have connection to us. and the dna now establishes they are right. and the daughter, who was of a very rich family, said i was right, and not withstanding the dna results, my head is going to explode. let us know what you think about

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. so a couple of things. it was not the ashes they tested. it was family members on both sides of the dispute. the woman claiming to be the little girl says she was raised by the guy who got her off the ship in england. she was raised in michigan. thank you for joining us, have a great week. i'm megyn kelly. and welcome back to "hannity" tonight, tonight, we have a jam-packed edition of the show, america, are you ready?

let's roll. news reports that justin bieber cried like a baby after yesterday's court appearance in miami. so how will the biebs stack up against other infamous celebrity meltdowns? winning. >> more evidence that an obama administration hit list does in fact exist. a new documentary shows mitt romney like you have never seen him. >> i just can't believe you're going to lose. >> yeah. >> would