president should say. big state-of-the-union factor. tomorrow tomorrow night, 11:00, state of the union reaction. state-of-the-union reaction. welcome to "hannity" tonight, we have a jam-packed ed welcome to hannity. tonight we have a jam-packed edition of the show. america are you ready? mitt romney like you've never seen him before. i'm headed down to d.c. to see the state of the union tomorrow in the same room with president obama. now this should be interesting. jay leno and jimmy fallon talk for the first time about the late night shake up. onwon't believe what beckel did when we were down in florida

this weekend. he is here to explain. >> he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old. plus the most controversial question of the day. is bill clinton a sexual predator? hannity starts right now. and in less than 24 hours, president obama will lay out his agenda for the next year when he delivers the state of the union address. and joining me right now is fox news' own ed henry. where are the bottom line is the aides are signaling that this will be a bit of a power play. the president will say yes, he's willing to work with congress on some issue bs but he's prepared to bypass congress. i pressed jay carney today on whether that means he would sign the keystone pipeline for example. he said no. the state department is still studying. well, republican leaders responded by saying the state

department has been studying that for years now. and they believe that the president doesn't have a god report card from last year's state of the union when he also pushed for immigration reform, gun control, a hike in the minimum wage. he got virtually none of that. and white house officials will push back on it by saying, look, it was republican obstructionism that prevented the president from getting any of that agenda and they believe that justifies him moving forward now with a much more aggressive executive push in the days ahead. but the bottom line is he's going into the state of the union address tomorrow night with a much weaker hand than last year's state of the union, a new poll out today says only 37% of the country has a strong bit of trust in the president to make the right decisions. that shows why he is pushing so hard with an executive focused agenda now. time is running out in office. he's getting closer and closer as we get closer to the mid-term elections to being a lame duck.

he wants to push forward with as much as possible, go around congress. >> and it sounds confrontational, but we do have separation of powers. this has come up with recess appointments, not enforcing immigration laws for example. if he takes other unilateral actions, it seems like this is, sounds like a showdown, almost. >> reporter: he's been able to do thatten o issues like re-writing the health care law as you say, we were told privately to expect a lot more executive actions regarding the epa and climate change. that's going to frustrate republicans on the hill. on some of this, it will be confrontational. he's been able to make changes to the law. on other issue, though, we've seen him with that we can't wait initiatives where he was taking all kinds of executive actions, but at the end o if you don't get congress on board, some of these moves won't have a lot of teeth. joining me now is the man

that frankly, i wish was giving tomorrow's state of the union address. former presidential candidate mitt romney is back with us. good to see you. >> thank, sean, good to be with you again. >> you heard the report. it sounds a little confrontational to me. he will use unilateral executive action. he's done that before, changing the obamacare law itself. recess appointments when they're not in recess. do you think that's a good strategy? >> i guess he's trying very hard to get something done. he really didn't have an agenda for his second term. he's groping to find one and to show some type of progress eon his agenda. another president can take things in a different agenda. congress can step in and write a law that takes things in a different direction. you're not accomplishing a real legacy as a president unless you can work with people in both parties. knock some heads together if

they have to be knocked together or work on a more crab rative basis and solve the problems we have. work together with republicans to come up with something that can be acceptable to people in both parties. >> think about this. it's really over a year later and we're at a point where 63% of americans are not confident that he can make the right decision for the country, and more importantly, most americans do not see him as honest and trustworthy. those numbers did not exist when you were running against him in 2012. why do you think it's changed so dramatically in just a little over a year? >> well, actually, just during the election month or so there was a sense that the economy had turned around and everything was getting better in a big hurry so people felt positive about what was happening in the country. in the year that followed, we realize that the economy really had not turned around as people had hoped for. and at the same time i think the revelation that the president's

campaign promise that if you like your health care policy you can keep it, when they found out that was not true, the american people saw him in a very different light. and it's a very difficult thing to try to reestablish a reputation for integrity and honesty if you've lost it in such a dramatic way as those promises demonstrated. >> you had a unique perspective running against him that i guess only john mccain had had before you. but you got to spend more time with him and see i am up close and personal. i maid, my impression early on that he was a ridge id ideologue remains today. which maybe he doesn't have the instincts of bill clinton to pivot and admit he's wrong and try something new and different. when were you with him alone and personally, when you saw him up close, what did you see? >> well, i'm not going to describe what he said to me, but we had a meeting together in the white house after the election

and i laid out the things that i thought were important for the country and for him. my own view that look, this guy's the president of the greatest country on earth at a time when america is sliding internationally. sliding economically, where people are more poor in this country, the number of people on food stamps has exploded. the number of people in the middle class that are having a hard time making things meet. all these things are happening under his watch. >> you compared him to putin over the weekend. what did you mean by that? >> what i said was that with regards to syria, putin has outmaneuvered president obama. but look, on the international areas, putin has not only dealt with syria in a way that made the president take second fiddle, but the new stark treaty is an enormous win for russia. under the new treat eye, russia ends up with two to three times

as many nuclear warheads as we have. the president has been outmaneuvered on the world stage by president putin. but by the way, president putin is a terrible president. he's a thug. he's killed, from what we can tell, i don't know that i want to accuse him of killing, but tare have been members of the media that have disappeared and opposition voices that have been put in jail and so forth. this is not a good guy. our president's a lot better president than president putin, but it breaks my heart to watch president putin outmaneuver him on the world stage. >> russia now has a foothold in the middle east that they haven't had in decades. a lot of people wrote me over the weekend because they released this movie. were you followed for a considerable period of time, you and your family throughout the campaign. and more than a few people said why didn't we see this side of mitt romney before the election. i want to play a small part of

it. and this is when you got news that you weren't going to be the next president and everyone had the same feeling, would you have won had people been able to see maybe another side of you. let me air this for you. >> i just can't believe you're going to lose. >> yeah. yeah. >> so what do you think you say in a concession speech? by the way, somebody have a number for the president? >> does any one have the number for the president? it shows you with your family and the snow, rolling around and the fun. all these different things. is it hard during the campaign to maybe show that side of yourself because of the environment that you're in? >> well, you know, there's no question but that we failed as campaign to do that as effectively as we'd like to have. we had at the convention for instance a continue minute film that showed me with my family

with many of the clips that maid it into the movie. there were people ne convention that step forward and talked about our relationship in the past, but not a lot of people watch conventions. so people didn't see those testimonials. it's getting harder and harder, i think, to see behind the debates and the attacks of different campaigns to see who the person really is. and frankly, i wish we'd done a better job at that. and i hope that the next guy or gal coming along in our party is able to communicate better so the people will not be led astray by the strategy of the opposition. >> i saw you on jimmy fallon's

show doing a show jam with jimmy fallon and i'm going to play it and get your reaction to this. >> i'll be supporting the republican nominee 100%. >> don't you mean 47%? >> that's a low blow, but it's pretty funny. >> you like doing stuff like that? >> i sure do. i must admit, over the last few years, it has been an absolute thrill to sit down with jay leno, also with dave letterman a couple times. jimmy fallon is a very funny guy and really easy to be interviewed by. i'm going to miss jay leno. he's been a remarkable friend. and i don't know what his politics are, but just a really good guy. that's part of the fun of running for president. you get to meet some of these extraordinarily famous people, see how tall they are, see what they're hike like in real life. i met you. >> i'm a big leno fan. i wish he wasn't leaving late night.

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and welcome back to "hannity," now, tomorrow night i . and welcome back to hannity. tomorrow night i will be attending the state of the union address in washington, d.c., all thanks to my next guest. and he invited me a few weeks ago and i have graciously accepted. what do i got to expect here? i'm going to get booed by the democrats? >> well, as i told you, you know, when you're about to enjoy something as pleasurable as this state of the union address, you just kind of want to share it with people you really like, like you. so, i tell you, though, one of the things i'm not expecting to be in, he's going to talk about the income disparity between the rich and the poor, now that we know that 95% of the income between 2009 and 2012 went to the upper 1% and we know that

80% of the executives on wall street donate to this president other his opponents, we kind of figured out where he's going there. so he's probably going to have to talk about something beside the income distribution. >> i have a spy. i can't show the other side of this paper, but i have the talking points in front of me. one of the issues that's going to be big news as of tomorrow, and that is the president who's saying when american jobs and lively hoods depend on getting something done he's not going to wait on congress. i look at the constitution. there's separation of powers. there's been recess appointments when the senate's not in recess. unilaterally changing the health care law. is there lawlessness going on here? >> there certainly appears to be when you just ignore the constitution and say oh, i don't like that law. i'm not going to enforce it.

i'm not going to enforce this law. i don't like the immigration law. here's the new law. that's what kings do. as far as just doing things on his own, when we also see the numbers, sean, that he has helped 12.5 million out of poverty since he's been preside president, but he's pushed 13.5 something like that in. he's pushed nearly a million more into poverty than he's got out. that's not a good record to talk about. so he needs to talk about something else i'm sure. >> 50 million americans on food stamps, and the largest number in history. >> it would be humorous. >> if you like your plan keep your plan. >> that's what you're supposed

to do when you are caught in something that's not true. and on the hill, it's against the rules to say somebody lied. what he said wouldn't happen did happen. i didn't get to keep my insurance or my doctors. somebody tried to set the record straight some years back. >> you mentioned the joe wilson incident. i am going to be your guest. remember when he said this. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this, too, is false. the reforms, the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie! >> that's not true. >> i just want you to know, i'm not a crazy guest. i will behave myself.

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welcome back to ha welcome back to hannity. tomorrow night will be the president's fifth state of the union address, but unlike years before, obama mania is over. his approval rating is at an all-time low. and with us is the loveable liberal from the five, bob beckel. you've got to admit these numbers are pretty devastating. 63% of americans are not confident that he can make the right decisions for the country. >> also the majority of the people like the guy. but it's very difficult for me to imagine how he's going to increase his favorability ratings absent any help from the

republican party. he is going to do the executive orders like he said. he'll go into court on a lot of these things. >> does this bother you? >> i think on some of them are getting pretty chose to me. yeah. i've always thought that having executive orders is always the last resort as opposed to the first thing you do. so, but apparently, look, it is true republicans in congress won't deal with him, and why? because they don't agree with hil him and he doesn't agree with them. >> i think he's out of ideas. i think he's going to recycle all the old ideas. republicans will sit on their hands. what's his new idea to fix the economy. >> that's the same thing you could say about the republicans. our friend cal thomas has written a book there's nothing

new. it's not groundhog day in america, you know. >> why wouldn't he come up with some initiative rather than go the executive order route which is confrontational. why doesn't he call a summit with boehner and the senate republicans. >> he's also, look, there's just fundamental differences between obama and the republicans and they're not going to agree. i will say one thing i am happy about. they did get a budget amendment. they better get immigration reform because republicans will suffer and suffer badly if they don't come up with something about it. before i forget this, we had a wonderful weekend playing golf. >> we're going to get to that in a minute. now that you decided to take over the show. >> as usual. >> you and i and a bunch of

friends of ours went down to florida. my son was playing in this exhibition and we spent some time in the golf course. >> you're not a lousy golf player. you had a bet with a brain surgeon who's a nice guy but one of the most arrogant people in the world next to talk show hosts. you don't like to take people's money, so you double down. it was a lot of fun. now i will say this. these are pictures of me playing golf right now. now there's one picture of me in a cart. the cart had a problem. it ran into a tree. the cart got drunk, and i ran into a tree. and of course what did hannity do? he goes to the clubhouse, gets the boss out and says apologize to him like i'm in third grade. >> you got to tell the whole story. i said i will pay for the damage. >> i don't want you to pay because they're lousy carts.

>> just typical liberal. you're blaming the cart because you drove it into a tree? >> that's exactly right. the cart didn't drive right. >> how did you possibly hit a tree? >> i was avoiding a squirrel. we had a wonderful weekend. >> i've got a picture of you getting out of the weeds somewhere. sfwhi think everybody ought to get away. in my case it didn't matter because i'm not married. there it is. you're supposed to be in the fair way. you're in the weeds. >> you said -- >> i've got a picture of you lying and the ground in a yoga pose. >> i've got a very bad back from football so i do stretch when i go around the course. >> what are you doing yoga? >> it was called the downward dog. i tried that the night before on

a date i had and it seemed to work. see this one right here. >> oh, high gmy god. >> i had to wait for you people. >> i just want you to know. >> get sunshine. >> i have already handled the cart damage which was fairly significant. i felt bad because i knew the people that got us on the course. i was the one that asked. >> it's your course. >> it's not my course. i was a guest at the course. >> you're a member of the course. >> no i'm not, i was a guest. >> i told everybody you were a member. and i got my own golf cart i can use up here. >> i love you, beckel. you can't make this stuff up. >> it was a lot of fun. by the way, we go into this chop house in, at this famous place, and everybody knew you and most of them knew me. and hannity, it was like he was running for office. it took about an hour and a half

to get our meal because he was going around shaking hands with everybody, most of whom had had plastic surgery. it looked like the night of the living dead. get off the air. next thing you're going to do is curse again. next up. >> a good friend of mine told me one time, a friend of mine asked me for advice, and he said take pie advi my advice and do what you want to. r. our great great american panel weighs in on all things grammy.

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you've had a great career. any advice for someone hike him or people coming into the business? >> i wish that i could get a chance to have a one on one conversation requewith justin. basically he's a nice young man. he has no one in his camp to say no. >> if he's an alcoholic, if he's one of us. thank god this is something you are key rofr from. if justin is one of us we're waiting for you with open arms. >> i hate to give advice. but it's tough to grow up in the public eye and excess and a lot of money. hopefully everything will get squared away. >> a good friend of mine told me one time, somebody asked him for advice. he said take my advice and do what you want to. that's the best advice i could give anybody. here to break down last night's big event, brian kilmeade's back, and tamara

holder and jedediah bealer. we have to go to willie nelson for advice? >> he's a man who has actually been able to overcome -- >> overcome! he still smokes woed. >> you have this idea just because you do drugs or drink alcohol that you're going to be a total degenerate. >> i didn't say that. i drink plenty of beer. >> but bieber does not have people in his camp. he smuggled a monkey. >> we've all smuggled a monkey. >> we all go through that period. >> here's a deal. he's got alcoholism on both sides of his family. his mother is extremely young. she wrote a book. but she looks like his older

sister. now when you have somebody who comes from absolutely no money and now the breadwinner is 15 years old, and so he's giving the orders. simon cowl said if any of my clients got as big as justin bieber i'd dial them back. nobody needs to be this famous. >> he doesn't look unhappy. >> you have all these hangers on. there's nobody around these pop celebrities. you can go to lindsay lohan, all the people who have died over the years starting with elvis presley, they're all hangers on. >> they're making money off of him. why are they going to dial him back? that's less money in their pockets. that's the nature of the business. whitney houston went through this.

miley cyrus is a marketing genius. she's creating a brand. >> i don't know what twerking is. >> you know what it is. >> i only know because i saw it. then you have the controversy, 33 people got married, gay nuptials what was your reaction to that. >> i couldn't have predicted it. it's the shock factor. they want people like sean hannity talking about it. i'll get cnn, access hollywood, everybody talking about it. they know more than you do about society. >> you know what is interesting, then why is a show like duck dynasty such a massive hit? why did a&e get the backlash they got and they had to rescind the suspension of phil.

>> i like the song, and if you listen to the song that preceded it, they were going after conservatives. in the same breath. >> that's in the song? you can decipher that? >> hey, jude doesn't have lines like that. >> in the same breath you're talking about one love, you're saying that. >> it's awkward. we're celebrating music. >> you get ringo starr and paul mccartney, and they're playing a song we don't even know. can't you play a beatles song? and why does ringo need another drummer next to him? isn't there something you can plan? >> you should care. and the reason you should care, you should care because unless you penetrate pop culture you're

going to lose elections. so you have to understand how young people work. they care about these issues. in the same way that you should care about duck dynasty. >> i like that show. >> but you should care about this too. >> i am not going to watch shows i don't like. >> you don't have to watch it. you see what they got a message out there and people applauding that message. >> this is the worst group therapy we've been to. coming up next. >> dear jay, i hope i make you proud. the king of late night. and is bill clinton a sexual predator? we want to hear from you. log onto our facebook page and tell us when you agree with the senator's claim. coming up. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order.

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all right, as all right, as we continue with our great, great american panel. so you get to stay on the football field. this is your 17th super bowl on the field. >> not the whole game, but you recap the game. the most exciting thing in sports besides playing in the game, is when the canons go off. >> we've been friends for 18 years. i don't like you any more. >> you're challenging me? you could flip the coin if you want to. with eye black. >> you've got a liberal columnist, new york times. >> why are you pointing at me? >> if the shoe or the spike fits wear it. is it immoral to watch the super

bowl, likens the games to the war in iraq and afghanistan. >> this guy's a total whack job. he talks about how he's not going to watch the super bowl this year because it's a terrible sport. a judge just rejected the $765 million lawsuit for 4600 players. and i know people who have suffered -- >> said it wasn't enough money. >> it's a lot of money, but there are questions as to the nfl has covered up their knowledge of the concussions. but he's talking about how terrible the game is and how hard it is on people. >> i played ice hockey. we tried to kill each other. every one of my friends lost their teeth growing up. we're becoming a nation of wimps. >> the league should disclose what they know. >> play croquet, right. >> i've never played croquet. tell us how it's done. >> i have no idea.

>> you have this little yard dart. >> the dart thing is a controversy too because you may pierce somebody. >> you can't do yard darts anymore. it's a weapon. that was it for the super bowl? let's roll this tape. ♪ tonight who cares who hosts tonight ♪ >> i think he's a really good performer. >> obviously i look up to jay. and so we talk every couple weeks or something like that. >> i would say, don't do any joke you don't really believe in. i would say never put your personal opinion ahead of the joke. >> dear jay, i hope i make you proud. >> i think they're full of crap. i bet they hate each other. >> i don't know about that. i think leno said this time he was asked about it as opposed to last time he was told.

i get a sense that they both, if nothing else, really respect even other as performers. >> jay leno, in my opinion is not ready to leave the stage. >> i think they have a respect. co conan was like no i'm going to jump. but jimmy fallon is so talented it's scary. >> when he sang with bruce springsteen, i was stunned. >> he does everything. >> i agree. >> parents are actually involved in their kids and their growth. his parents record saturday night live for him and he would act it out on the weekend. and it's awesome that he was able to do that. football predictions. >> broncos. >> i'm not able to talk. i'm going to see how the practice goes this week. >> step up. >> the crowd wants peyton

manning to win. but if you watch seattle's defense, i've never seen a better defense. >> give me a prediction. got to give an answer. >> tie. >> oh! >> it's overtime. >> i'm inviting elisabeth hasselbeck. she will give me an answer. good to see you guys. seattle? coming up next on hannity. >> the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior. all right, coming up. senator rand paul. he was not mipsing words. coming up i'll ask ann coulter if she thinks the former president is a sexual predator. that you don't want to miss. cla

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the american people. i want i want to say one thing to the american people. i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinski. i never told anybody to lie, not a single time. never. these allegation are false. and i need to go back to work for the american people. all right, that was president bill clinton's infamous press conference during the height of the lewinski scandal. rand paul compared the former president to a sexual predator. >> the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior, and it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office.

>> all right, here with reaction, author of the new york times bess seller, never trust a liberal over 3. here's the question, though. the narrative is always, conservatives and republicans don't care about women, which is just a lie. and then these incidents are ignored. why? >> this is a point i make in my book. i'm glad rand paul is making it. stop playing defense and go on the offense. instead of trying to defend yourselves, how about pointing out the wonderful relations democrats have with women, bob filner, john edwards cheating on his cancer-stricken wife. eliot spitzer and anthony wiener, and of course bill clinton and teddy kennedy was the only confirmed.

but we're the one who are supposed to be anti-women. it's not like any woman was going to vote for obama after that sign with the fat girl taking her clothes off. point out, look at the head of all these, they're always cheating. >> conservatives that see that we're bankrupting our kids and grand kids and robbing them blind. we cracked over the piggy bank years ago. why do we say if women ought to pay for their own birth control, now that is defined as a war on women. most americans don't care what other americans are doing. >> but it's also not something ha shou that should be covered by insurance.

it would be like forcing auto insurers to cover oil changes. it has nothing to do with insurance unless you hear that family down the street went bankrupt because they couldn't afford birth control. it's for catastrophes. a fire, a hurricane. it's not day by day behavior. >> it's kathleen willie, paula jones. >> that's why i think it's worth mentioning among the many lies we are constantly being told, how popular bill clinton is. he couldn't even get his vice president elected. >> go ahead. keep going. >> on the basis of his own magnificent presidency.

stanley greenburg told vanity fair, we kept polling it. bill clinton hurt al gore, and he doesn't seem to have helped his wife. >> so the woman who testified before congress did nothing, before, during or after the attack. she screwed up royally on benghazi. what difference does it make. now obviously she's running for president because she said this now about benghazi. >> my biggest, you know, regret is what happened this benghazi. it was a tragedy losing four americans two diplomats, and now it's two cia operatives. >> what difference does it make that she says that now? >> i just love that she said this on cnn where cnn viewer, msnbc viewers have no idea what she's talking about. they have not mentioned benghazi. her biggest regret, what is

benghazi? is that one of bill's bimbos? they have no idea what she's even talking about. and i don't think we need to keep bringing it up because any democrat who runs against her is going to bring up benghazi like joe biden. this came up on your show last week, dick morris, when andrew cuomo was head of hud, he was the one forcing bank to make suicidal loans to poor people, forcing them to accept unemployment benefits as collateral. and you have all these bad mortgages. the financial system explodes all because of andrew cuomo's work as head of hud. i think that might come up if he runs for president. >> and that is all the time we have left this evening. don't go anywhere yet. before you go, it's time to set

your dvr, and the series hannity. so record it each and every night. do it right now. don't forget. and start your day each weekday morning with fox & friends. thanks for being with us, and we'll see you from washington, special program. i'll behave. thanks for being with us. py davt and now the candidate for texas governor is at war with rush limbaugh and greg abbott. the candidate called out for lying about her past and accused of going after her republican opponent not for his politics, but because he's in a wheelchair. and rush limbaugh is not having any of it. >> this is the woman that made a big, big splash. filibustering an anti-abortion law in texas. so she became an immediate star in the democrat party in texas. and they began pushing her for higher