>> megyn: this time tomorrow night we will be live in times square for our broadcast. tune in ats 9:00 p.m. coming up next on "hannity," reince priebus, red of the rnc, he's not happy with that other network. have a great night, everybody. z. >> sean: tonight we're in theani heart of time conveyor? the fox broadcast tower. we have a jam-packed edition of the show. america, are you ready to roll? let's roll.f >> sean hannity says as soon aso i can get out, i'm leaving. >> jon stewart begging little old me to stay in new york. ♪ >> sean: the question is, willyk i, should i? >> sean hannity is disgusted! >> we're all one happy family.

>> sean: rand paul says the gop is just fine, but is it really true? the scarlettu johansson commercial banned from super bowl sunday.jo plus, another edition of "ask sean" coming your way. they can ask me anything, and i don't know the questions ahead of time. >> you don't know anything. i can't wait for this.up y >> sean: you ask, i'm answer. i'm 6-6. the last two weekends. we'll see.e, we're on. >> sean: it's hannity and joe theismann. who had the winning playoff " picks? it's time for joe to eat crow. >> i'd be remiss if i didn't congratulate you. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." it appears "the daily show" host jon stewart actually really likes me. you don't believe me. watch this. >> sean hannity is disgusted, disgusted! he's disgusted at the new york governor's intolerance. >> we must keep him.

but how? nathan? >> sean, we know you're mad at us, and you have every right to be. occupy wall street, governor e cuomo, that weird smell. new york has made a lot of bigvn mistakes, but we'll change. just, please, stay. >> stay. >> stay. >> wee can't lose you. stay. >> yo, sean, man, you can't leave. we need you, dog. >> the city depends on jobhe creators like you, sean, so we'll give you the perks you deserve. >> we'll name a street after reagan. hell, we'll name them all after reagan. >> worried about your commute>>w home?et no problem. rain is running directly to sean's house. [speaking spanish] >> please stay. > stay. >> stay. >> stay. >> ♪

♪ >> sean: how could i possibly leave? anyway, joining me now with reaction, my good friends from "the five," kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling. >>ro a broadway production beggb you to stay. what is your answer? >> sean: i'm thinking about it.m putting aside the false caricature about conservatives being racist, sexist, blah, blah, blah, how about i invite jon stewart to move with me to florida or texas? better weather. no taxes. he'd have more money in hising pocket, have a better life downh there. >> like a three company's bosom

buddies? >> sean: don't have to live in the same town. what do you think, eric? >> i'm not sure you could get that many people to ask jon stewart to say. >> sean: the worst part is, i wouldn't mind if jon stewart orr anyone else moves, but if you take states that are highly taxed, highly regulated, they go to texas and ruin those things. >> you want them to stay here. >> you said, look, if you keepad doing this stuff, i'll have tost leave.m g meanwhile there's an ad thatanwh runs, across the country, note just new york, across the country. california, kansas, everywhere. come to new york, and we'll give you 10 years of tax-free businesses, no taxes for businesses. >> sean: i've seen the ads. >> why don't they do it for people that are already here? then you'd stay, right?k >> sean: no. at this point, i don't know. all right. one of the things that drives mo crazy, and this is not just new york, but other states, jimmy no kimmel did a bit about the state of the union, and he hit the

streets of l.a. in this case. what do you think of the speechd the problem he's asking people before the speechth was given. watch this bit. >> wech asked pedestrians what they thought of president obama's speech. ofe course, there's no possible way they could havee seen the speech, because it hadn't happened yet, but that didn't stop these folks from weighing in. >> whatye did you think of the state of the union last night? >> it was awesome.at i loved it. >> do youwa think that joe biden embarrassed himself last night? >> very much so. d >> what did you think aboutf obama faking the heart attack at the end? >> that was more for shock value, not for -- just to -- just to get -- >> shocked when they brought oud the defibrillator. >> exactly. >> oh, my gosh,. >> it cancels out how many well-educated people's vote? >> what's disturbing, the defibrillator, trying to bring him back to life. it's funny when you watch it.

the jimmy kimmel pieces are fu clever, but what about the apathy of people not watching, not participating, not understanding the issues, what's going on. whether or not they could learn a lot from the state of the union is a another story, but people don't pay attention,t pa misinformed, and they vote. >> sean: eric? >> also it's l.a. >> sean: good point. >> man on the street in l.a., you'll get stuff like that. >> how about new york? >> s a great comedy about it. i that'ss genius. com how about the state of the union last night? what do you think? >> sean: what do you think about the president? >> i want to be on tv so bad, you know what, i'll say exactly -- >> sean: is it that or they don't want to seem that they're not informed? >>ed that, too. it's funny, funny, then a cringe moment, because you're embarrassed for these people, because this is their big moment on tv, they're excited, and they don't want to admit they didn't watch it. >> every one of them called their friends, said said i'm on

kimmel tonight. >> sean: sort of like jay leno.i i go to the state of the union, establishment, tea party, and i ask rand paul and he said it's water under the bridge with him and chris christie.aid let's roll the tape on this. >> both of you had an enter>> b mural struggle with prominent republicans. you invited governor chris christie to a beer summit. >> we're one happy family. it's under the bridge. >> sean: under the bridge? no pun intended? >> u we're all getting together now. >> sean: water under the bridge sits down with president obama, but don't have a beer with rand paul. >> whoyo knows. we have a super bowl happening in a couple days over here.

>> sean: you going to the super bowl? >> i'm going to the super bowl. >> he'ss going with beckel. >> he doesn't know yet.>> h tomorrow on the show -- >> it's a surprise.t i >> sean: you're going to give him a ticket on "the five"? >> and a golf cart. >> my concern, k.g., there's a bridge that goes from the parking lot to the stadium, is christie going to close thege? bridge? >>he if he knows you're coming with the statements you've made lately, he could. i'm going with the broncos. i want them to go down after what they did to my 49ers. >> sean: exactly. former first lady of san francisco. >> i'll be donning a 2-5 seahawks jersey during "the five" tomorrow in honor ofee richard sherman who speaks his mind, and in honor of free speech. >> sean: he's equating the word thug with the n-word?

>> well, the rest of it. kimberly was a softball player. you're a ball player.r, i'm a ball player. you win, you trash talk a little bit.>> >> sean: you're going with the seahawks? >> yeah. >> sean: dinner. >> you got it. >> i go with the winner. i >> sean: it's a peyton manning destiny year. coming up onto "hannity" -- > yeah, you're doing it. changing the world one sip at a time. >> sorry, coke and pepsi. >> oh, yeah, she did it. sodastream. >> the bowl commercial controversy has begun. why was that ad banned? we'll take a look at some of the most memorable super bowl commercials. i'll tell you my all-time favorite. then joe theismann says i need v work on my football throwing. he'll join us along with super bowl champ matt birk, and we'll go outside for a throwing lesson. we'll also have a picks o showdown, because i've beenan

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>> welcome back to "hannity." here we are on super bowl boulevard, right in times square, new york city. as everyone is gearing up for the big game on sunday, the commercials are starting to t leak, but you won't see all of them during the game. look at the originalse version of a sodastream ad banned from being played during

the super bowl.en watch this. >> like most actors my real job is saving the world. re start with plain water, add bubbles, mix in the perfect flavor. look, soda that's better for you, and all of us. less sugar, less bottle.us, if only i could make thisss message go viral. >> you're doing it, scarlett. yeah, you're doing it, changing the world one sip at a time. >> sorry, coke and pepsi. >> oh, yeah, she's done it, sodastream. >> sean: the commercial was lined because of the "sorry to coke and pepsi," due to pep "see sponsorship of the halftime show. sodastream did make a newno version, and omitted those words. i love my sodastream machine already. here to analyze this, much more, a marketing expert, laura reese. how are you? > great. super to be here. >> got to give them credit for

beinheg gutsy. >> they have a real message. it's healthier, less sugar, and more environmentally friend byy not using the plastic bottles. >> sean: i have one at home, one at hocker, gave one to bob beckel. now i drink diet root beer.maki i used to buy coke. >> they were band last year whew they tried to run an ad.ed t they're getting the p.r. attention. a million people have watched io on youtube already, talking about sodastream. >> sean: every year go daddy gets into a controversy. i think they like it, because they get extra air play, beside the super bowl ad where the ad actually runs. take a look at the montage of their past ads. >> what exactly will you be doing on this commercial? >> i could do a routine where i went like this. >> b surely by now you must realize that you're upsetting

the committee. >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to upset the committee. >> ♪ go daddy >> everybody wants to work in marketing. >> the sexy side and the smart side represented. together they're perfect. >> sean: i bet she got paid a lot of money -- what? they get attention. that's the idea. >> they get a lot of attention. this is the tenth year they've been getting attention. they get us to talk about it,, we're looking at it.lk not only that, a they're the number one web registration company in the world. >> sean: how much is a ad there

year? last year over $2 million for a 30-second ad. >> $4 million, but you get 100 million people watching it, plus peoplee talking about it, watching it on the web. >> sean: their ad this year features a woman who quits her job during the super bowl ontake this sunday. >> let's talk about scene, the people who choose to pursue them.m. like [bleep] is a real person with a real dream of startingl her very own business. she's got a message for her boss in front of a hundred million people. >> sean: take this shot and -- doing it live? i >> yes. fantastic idea. >> sean: great idea. >> go daddy has grown up. no longer a women's sex object, small business owners, quitting their jobs, starting a company a by first getting their website on go daddy. >> sean: what do you say to people, oh, women, bikinis, scantily dressed, it's sexist. what do you say to that? >> it is, but it gets our

attention. who cares. we're allowed to do it. we're in america. >> sean: women have a job, theyd get a lot of money, they choose to do it, nobody is forcing them. >> absolutely. >> sean: my favorite super bowl ad of all time, do you know which one it is? >>vo i do. >> sean: 1979, mean joe greene, the coke ad, throwing the jersey. this is the best. best >> mr. greene, you need any help? >> huh-uh. >> i just want you to know, i think -- i think you're the bese ever. >> yeah, sure. >> want my coke? it's okay.y. you can have it.'s >> no, no. >> really, you can have it. >> okay.

>> ♪ >> see you around. >> hey, kid, thanks. >> thanks, mean joe. >> sean: how could you not lovet that ad? >> it holds up today. they could run it today. it has just as much emotion andr power. great storytelling. itit weaves the brand into the commercial, selling coke, andco the emotion. >> sean: good to see you. >> good to be here. >> sean: still aheadre onher "hannity," legendary quarterbacd joe theismann and last year's super bowl champ matt birk are here with their predictions, and will give me a few pointers on how to throat football. by the way, you don't want tou miss that. and we'll also see on the roof of the fox sports times squareof headquarters, and downstairs with the crowd throwing the football next. es square

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>> i'd like to congratulate you on your choices of the two participants. i would t be remiss if i didn'tt congratulate you on our last discussion when i picked new england and san francisco.cong that being said -- >> sean: i wasn't going to brinn that up.sc >> i know you weren't, but i

thought i'd take care of it. congratulations on good choices. >> sean: thank you. welcome back to "hannity." we're in times square, at the fox sports center in the middle of times square, new york city. i'm here with two-time super bowl quarterback joe theismann, and matt birk, all-pro wisdom,he the choices that lead to greatness. good to see you. >> good to be here, sean. >> sean: first of all,l, i'm 6-. >> i'm 0-6. you can say it. >> sean: you're 0-6. >> i'm used to it now. >> sean: you're the football guy.ba how did i getll it right? >> you i have to be careful,. because sometimes fate swings a different way. >> sean: we'll disagree on the super bowl. >> why not? we disagreed the last three weeks. i'm taking seattle in this one. youously i think i know who like. >> sean: who's going with denver?? denver!

any seattle guyswi here? >> seahawks! got >> sean: i think i got you. >> yeah, you do. >> sean: you played last year.>i what there's day like? you're there, you have aere, two-week build-up. everybody is talking about it,by getting your family. what are you thinking? >> two weeks seems like two years. you just want the game to come. especially during the week you're in the super bowl town, all the hoopla and media, you just try to make it about the game. i cocooned myself, didn't watch tv, listen to radio, didn't gous on theed internet, just focusedn the task at hand.is even though the stage is huge, it's just football. >> sean: i don't get nervous doing radio or tv, i'm on the o oair four hours a day, but all of a sudden i was at the white house and hit a a sense of urgency. you played two super bowls. won one, lost one. do you remember what it was like? >> winning ised euphoric. the first one we won in super bowl xvii with only a week to

prepare. i agree with matt, the two weeks is too much time to think about it. you want friday to be game day,p because you spent enough time talking about it. now you'd like to play.morr the thing you don't want to get is stale going into the game. he's absolutely right, once the game is kicked off, for the everybody except the fans, it's another football game, but the fans and media all make it sobu big, but for us on the field it's a game of football. >> sean: you're focusing just like you are on any other game, kicked, but you know it's bigger than that -- >> i'd be lying to you if i said it wasn't a bigger stage. super bowl xvii, i didn't want to embarrass myself on national television, so i focused on the goal line, and i didn't want to, trip over it. go i did a little hop over to get the spikes over the ground. last thing i wanted to be was face down. >> sean: throwing the football is no problem. >> you're back to work.

>> sean: you're going to hike the problem. joe theismann says, he watcheshe me throw the football onhei "hannity" every night, says i need a little work. >> absolutely.wo >> sean: so what are we going t do here? w >> here you go. grip it. the grip is good. middle fingers, perfect. >> sean: i should be able to hold it with my pinkie. >> air under it, grip it with your fingers. >> sean: i was a pitcher, so i go more this way. >>th throwing a baseball isay basically inside.-- throwing a football, you snap your wrist counterclockwise. >> sean: okay. like a tennis serve, you come down like that. >> you don't want it in here.cl you want it wherever your l natural arm goes. >> i was a pitcher, but bad rotator cuff. >> is there an excuse here or

something? >> sean: no. >> no, not up here. it's too close. get it away from your body so you can get it going a little bit. there you go. put a little arc on it.at i there you go, that's a good one. there you go. away from your body a little bit. better. snap it back.be that's the way to do it. there you go. >> sean: do you think i could nfl?in the >> y no, but you're doing a grel job. nope. too close toea your body. focus, sean. you can do it. focus. y >> sean: you guyous ready? >> ai little further away.nap good. there you go. going back out there. there we are. now that was excellent. >> sean: i'm going to end on that note. i think that's the best you're going to get. >> let's givee it up for one ofe the greatest quarterbacks of all time. thank you. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: do you want to have a throwing contest? >>o no.g >> sean: before we go, who wants

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joiningus is megan mcdowell. >> i asked questions, which mortician did his makeup. >> sean: i love imus.no >> our goal tonight, since youmn just revealed to the world that you drink diet root beer, to retrieve your man card. roo >> sean: what's wrong with myrer man card? i prefer coke, but i'm tryingng to -- >> t you're backtracking. okay? are you ready? >> sean: go ahead, go. >> kyle wants to know, did you play sports in high school? >> sean: that's all i did. sports, not politics. sports was my love and passion. i played everything. >> clearly not football, because i saw you in the greenroom trying to throw a football. >> sean: well, i was a pitcher in baseball. played a lot of ice hockey as a kid. basketball, soccer, baseball foh the high school.d. that's all i cared about in myed spare time was sports. >> i found out you had your owu

hair last week, but if you played hockey, are those your real teeth? >> sean: the bottom line, of all my friends i was the only oneth? that didn't have my teeth knocked out until i fell off a roof and my bottom teeth -- i dislocated this part of my arm from here down, it was dangling. i was doing roofing it construction. literally it was separate.do i put it back in myself, but busted up my bottom teeth. they're caps. >> well, they look great. we i won't put my hand in your mouth. >> sean: how refreshing. >> i want to move on. this is also about sports. nina wants to know, because you played tennis, who's your favorite tennis player and how's your game lately? >> sean: my game is better, because my shoulder is better. my kid played hockey, a littlemy rough, i tore my rotator. too much information. on the women's side, i love serena. and sloane stephens.sere but maria sharapova because of

her heart. bourque, mcenroe. >> thank god you didn't say isner. >> sean: currier. i love nadal's heart and federer -- federer is an artist. >> we'll go to the u.s. open together. >> sean: i have seats, a box.>> >> aren't you a bragger. let's talk about the state ofx. the union, because you went. >> sean: rifle away. >> as long as we hit all of them. was anyone rude or snubbed you q at the state of the union? >> sean: just the opposite. >> that's good to hear. did president obama know you were there? michael joseph asked that.an >> sean: i have no idea. i have to believe that somebody briefs him, for example, willie and corey from "duck dynasty" were there. >> we've got a picture of that, by the way,. >> sean: yeah. >> it was ted cruz, senator

cruz, and you were breaking bread at ruth's chris' steakhouse. >> sean: we went to dinner aftes the state of the union. most of the team that traveled to put the show on, we all went together. it was one of the -- i'm a loser, you know, i'm a her mitt. i rarely go out. >> you're not a loser. >> sean: i'm a total loser, work, and hang out with my kidsi on the tennis court, but thiswas dinner was unique, so fun. we were talking. >> that was one of the questions, overall the best part of your trip. would you say the dinner? >> sean: amazing moments. newt got up at one point and up said something so deep and profound.nd. i said something not nearly as deep and profound.prof "duck dynasty" they pray at the end of the show.

willie said a prayer, the coolest thing that happened. it was just like i was at the ta robertsons at dinner at the end of their show. it was amazing. >> that is special. well, this is not so special. i'm curious about this. you were at the safety of thet h union. how many of the representatives and senators do you think haveo had plastic surgery? >> sean: i don't know. >> some look tight. i mean the men. >> sean: i just missed nancy pelosi. >> i didn't sayn. that. >> sean: i'm not suggesting she had it. i would neveri suggest such a thing. greta had me on her show thatn night, and literally i missed the former speaker by, like, 30 seconds. she said she did it on purpose. >> one quick thing, rosemary wants to know, would you consider going one-on-one with bob beckel? i can answer that, watch theob show on monday. hello. >> sean: one-on-one on what? in sports? on i crushed him.. did you see the pictures of him when he crashed the golf cart into a tree. gol last weekend we were playing.

amazing. >> so you did get out of the house.am >> sean: i'm getting out more, growing up, getting of my hermit stage. >> you got your man card back. >> sean: imus, he's a right wing nut job, but i really like the guy. >> we don't talk to him. >> sean: i would hate to see him at 5:30 grunting at me every day. and dierdre, i love her to death, and i can't conceive why that woman married him. >> they're a lovely couple. a >> sean: back next week,lusi #asksean,offaskyourquestions. earlier today reince priebus called for an apology, he got what he wanted, but was itting enough. and also america's mayor rudyat giuliani, we'll continue from fox sports broadcast tower, how? safe is the super bowl? what about the olympics? we'll talk to him straight ahead.li safe is the super bowl

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>> nbc news they've done it again, last night the left wingt network posted a highly offensive tweet aimed directly at the gop and conservativeset that read, quote, maybe the righght wing will hate it, but others will go ahh, and linked to this heartwarming super bowl commercial. >> hey,en gracie, you know how r family has daddy and mommy. >> and me.nd >> yeah, that's right. pretty soon you're going to have a baby brother.

>> and a puppy. >> deal. >> sean: now nbc eventually apologized for the tweet, and also said that wouldn't be enough, so rnc chairman reince priebus band his staff fromann appearing on any show on the o network. it took all day, but the apology came this afternoon.ll joining us now chairman reince priebus of the rnc. mr. chairman, welcome back to the program. glad you're with us. >> thank you, sean. appreciate it.rman >> sean: let's go through this a little bit here. > sure. >> sean: you demanded an apology from the head or the leader of that propaganda firm. >> yeah, phil griffin. >> sean: you got the apology. where does it stand now? >> well, look, in theirou professed world of tolerance,

you know, they're sure hitting on all eight cylinders ofwo intolerance. it started with melissa perry and comments about mitt romney's new grandchild, martin bashirrom and palin. a new host was talking about some of the physical disabilities of that soldiers hero from tuesday night, using that is a political statement. so here's what we did. this tweet came last night. and first thing in the morning i called mr. griffin, left ar. message. sent him a letter saying they were not going to allow our surrogates or myself or -- all of the other world of republican surrogates on their show until they, one, apologized. number two, did something of some corrective action on their shows to take -- to take someaci action. to his credit, mr. griffin, number onene publicly apologize, and he also took corrective

action, administrative action on his staff. i never talked to mr. griffin until today. so i had that conversation, andr he took that action. >> sean: let me play this for you -- i think you've shown a lot of patience up until this point. for example, especially on the issue of race. let's play a little montage for you, remind you of some thingse that were said even prior to this incident. >> the return to something likei jim crow days, the antiblack gimmickry of that time. >> wealthy white men needed a way to put themselves above andp apart from a blackw3 man. y'all know the word i'm talkingt about. obamacare. >> when mrs. palin invokes sheriffry, she confirms that if anyone qualified for a dose of discipline from thomas thinkslewood she would be the outstanding candidate. >> dick cheney's heart is a political football. we ought to rip it out and stuff it back in him.

they're talking about this right wing, what's her name? laura ingraham? yeah, she's a talk. >> if anybody disagrees with president obama,a, they label ha a racist. that's standard operatingem procedure there. >> yeah, it's disgusting stuff. maybe you're right. maybe it took too long.oo i understand and quite frankly a part of many ofly these comments, but nothing like what you just played. you know, i can tate, that's what you get when you're chairman of the party, but some of these things that are done about families and people's appearance and gender, race, blanket statements about people on the right side of our party, i'm just not going to stand up as chairman of the party andng take it. look, this was a first step. it was the first time i talked to mr. griffin. he reacted pretty quickly. now we have to stay on top ofqu it. u know what, it's sort of like being on probation, i guess, but

the fact of the matter is we're, here, watching them, and it's our responsibility, mine in particular i think, to stand up for our party. that's what i did today. i'll do it again, i promise you that. >> sean: one has to ask what brian williams, tom brokaw, even matt lauer, think of their newsa brand, the way it's been demolished by these radical left wingers. >> they don't have a problem with painting every republican with a broad-brush. nbc and msnbc, we had to call them out on it, and i'm they reacted. more to come. >> sean: thanks. coming up, could another bush run for president in 2016? former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is here to trick-or-treat that. and growing concerns over security at this sunday's super bowl. that's all straight ahead.d. i take priloseotc each morning for my frequent heartburn.

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." times square, new york city, former florida governor jeb bush is rumored to be a potential republican presidential candidate inu 2016, and yesterdy when p asked about the possibily of a run for the white house this is what he said. >> i'm deferring the decision to the right time, which is later this year. and the decision will be based on can i do it joyfully, because i think we need to have candidates lift our spirits. it's a pretty pessimistic country right now. is it right for my family? no >> sean: governor bush also addressed comments made by his mother, former first lady barbara bush, who said that shea hopes her son does not run. watch this. >> yeah, she promised me she wouldn't keep saying, this but she -- she's 89 years old, and if you have elderly parents, or grandparents, you know that they speak their mind. >> sean: here with reaction, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. w mr. mayor, good to see you. what does this look like to you? >>ia like dreamland. i remember thiss place before ii

was mayor in '91, '92, '93, filled with porn, drug dealers. look at "taxi driver." now it's fabulous. it trials the crossroads of the world. this is where people come more often. this is the center. it's fabulous. you should have this set every night. >> sean: i hope they're listening. i'm with you. i'd love to do it. we had a lot of fun with joe theismann, throwing the football. is jeb -- does he have difficulty, because his dad and brother were president?beca >> first of all, let me say he's a remarkably well qualified. i mean, if you had to ask me whatat i be really comfortable with him as president of the united states, wow, yeah.i i know him for a long, longer time. everybody hasyb difficulties. we could go through all 10n candidates on each side. they have pluses, minuses. >> sean: i only think there's one on the democratic side, thes anointed -- >> she has some of the samee ha problems, the name, been around

a long time. there are pluses and minus tes o it. jeb is an exceptional guy, a talented guy. i hope he's a candidate, because it would give the country -- i think we have a lot of good choices. competitiveness would improve the field a lot. >> sean: i was watching fox's coverage new year's eve, kimberly anderson earlier, was with bob beckel, the ball dropped. you did that for eight years. >> almost right in this spot. did it with muhammad ali one time. >> sean: wasn't that great? >> it was fabulous. >> sean: as i'm watching it, you're worried. >> the tension, of doing this in 2000si was incredible. we had threats of terrorist attacks. they had canceled the celebration in several cities. the fbi and the police department went back and forth whether we should have it.n h we checked the manhole covers going into the subways below.

when i went on to the stage to do that one, it was one of thete few times i thought, well f they wanted to take me out, they'll f shoot me from up there. that was probably the tensest. anything can happen. p you have a great police commissioner. this is about as safeon as -- >> sean: i agree with times but now it's the superow bowl, e olympics in sochi. is know security has always beea a tough concern -- >> that was my business. >> sean: and still is your business. >> stillti is, yeah.gero >> sean: is the danger lessened after 9/11 or -- >> the danger is worse, and it's the unexpected. it's the one off, the one you don't think of, like the boston marathon. look, nobody can give 100% guarantee. this is pretty close to it. this, and in new jersey, the combination. the security, they've been working on foror three, four, fe years, kelly, bratten, all the people in new jersey, chris christie. >> sean: they have snipeners the

stadium, a lot of them. >> believe me, i know. we had ahe number of them.m. we had world series and thee world cup. we have a lot of these situations. sochi is a different story. sochi is -- i mean, it's right near one of the worst tinderboxes in the world, right? >> sean: right. >> some of the worst terrorists in the world, if you can grade terrorists, but if you can gradt them they're near the too. putin has 100,000 troops, morein than we had in afghanistan, protecting the thing. these people are going to want to challenge him. can they get within the ring? i don't think so. can they do something -- >> sean: what about this widow jihadist lady that they think penetrated already? >> one person can fool you, two people can fool you. generally within the ring it's going to be safe. my fear will be will they try something in saint petersburg, moscow, something for some of the planes coming in.

this is safe, as safe as you'll be in the modern world. that one you got to have a few questions about. >> sean: the most important question i have, are youst goina to the super bowl and who you picking for the super bowl? >> s i am going. i >> sean: yeah. i'm going. >> couldn't miss one in new york. we may never have another one iy new york. i was hoping it would be the giants and jets. >> sean: would have beennd idea. >> either one or both. >> sean: didn't happen. >> two very evenly matched w teams. i generally go nfc, because i'mi a giant fan, but this time igree thinks peyton. >> sean: i agree peyton. >> i think it's the experience factor, two evenly matched teams, but a world class quarterback, that's been there twice before. that usually counts for something. i think by two or three points. >> sean: we agree. >> it may be a running game. >> sean: it may be. mr. mayor, thank you. good to see you.nfor unfortunately that's all theti time we have left this evening.n before we go, right now, stop all you're doing, it's time to set your dvr, record "hannity" the series each and every week

night here on the fox news channel so you never miss an sped episode at 10:00 p.m.so, start your day each weekdayou b morning with "fox and friends" first. see you back here tomorrow night. well, she could be a lonestar long-shot. tonight wendy davis fighting for not just keys to the governor's mansion, but for her reputation and her political life this evening. hello, everybody. i'm martha mccowen in tonight for greta van susteren. the feud between wendy davis and greg abbott is getting downright nasty in texas, and now the big fight is not only exploding in the national media, but more importantly, perhaps, it is not appearing to be playing well back home in texas. >> the race for texas governor has gotten ugly. davis has been accused of stretching the truth about her life story. >> if you're willing to lie ab