has overstepped his constitutional authority. set the dvr for that. do you think the president has gone too far? tell us at facebook.com and follow me on twitter@megynkelly. thanks for watching, everybody, good night. welcome to hannity, we have a jam packed edition of the show. america, are you ready? let's roll. it's another lannity exclusive. >> they won't talk, but the senator will. tim scott here to respond to the deafening science of the naacp. >> they stormed the church, shot the priest and left more than 50 people dead. >> bob responds to the muslim massacre of christians around the world. and the imperial presidency of barack obama announces another delay of obama care.

>> can i do whatever i want. >> plus, it's a very special day for governor sarah palin. she's here, you'll find out why, don't miss it. >> he's standing by his comments, the president of the north carolina chapter of the naacp. william barber has come under heavy criticism for calling tim scott a ventriloquist for the gop. fox news contributor travelled over the weekend. >> do you feel you owe senator tim scott an apology? >> it's my job, it's my calling, the job at the naacp to speak with truth about public policies. and while some people may choose to get caught up on the metaphor

that is the regular usage of preachers, the real indignation and upsetness should be over the regrets of the agenda. >> thank you. if you have any more questions. >> today is about the people of north carolina. dr. barber answered your question, and now it's time to move on. >> do you think black conservatives are allowed to have their frame of thought? >> our focus is on today. we're engaged in -- and your question can be answered at a later point, but it won't be answered today. >> here now for his exclusive reaction to the development. tim scott. senator, i asked you about that, i ran into you when i was at the state of the union and it kind of shrugged it off. here's an opportunity where this minister is asked and he starts laughing, crowd starts laughing. his job, his calling, the job of

the naacp, he says is to speak the truth. and he stands by, he won't apologize. i want to get your reaction first, and then i have a thought. >> well, i say, i have not found that scripture in the bible that says you demonize those folks you do not know. i'd love to hear the chapter and the verse on that one. what i think is outrageous is the silence that we hear, as kids trapped in poverty do not find the opportunity to escape poverty through education. i find it outrageous there's such a level of silence, we can't hear people responding to the fact that we have kids today that are suffering, that cannot find their way out, and the leaders who have the great opportunity to use their voices on behalf of the people, will not take a stand on behalf of those folks trapped in failing schools and say, enough is enough. what i find outrageous is the fact that we have such a high enemployment rate, and we spend very little time having a debate about that, instead, people will debate whether or not they know

the definition of a dummy. i find that quite remarkable. >> you are not alone in this. this is the national association of the advancement for colored people. does that mean only liberals, only democrats need apply. you have been the first black senator since reconstruction in the south. i would think whether they agree or disagree with you politically, would think this is a good thing. what does that say about the organization that wouldn't respond to us. and speak out about what this man has said to you and the way he's viciously attacked you. >> bottom line for me is that unfortunately, reverend barber's comments can go uncontested by too many leaders. my focus has been on the opportunity that this country has afforded me, the fact of the matter is, i've been given the privilege of living the american dream because of hard work, a strong mama who believed in my future more than i did at times, and yet we have this problem that seems to be rampant in so

many communities. black ones, white ones, hispanic ones, we have kids trapped in deplorable conditions. and yet the leaders of the community are missing the opportunity to stand. we've had several organizations that have served our country well. and perhaps it's time for us to take a second look in the mirror and find out what we're fighting for in the 21st century and not the 20th cen duri. >> the left seems to have this monopoly on compassion and being nondiscriminatory. but it seems -- >> inconsistent with reality. it's inconsistent. >> but it seems open season, if you're black and conservative, you can be called every name in the book and nobody in the media calls him on it. let me give you an example. >> i've been an elected republican for 18 years now, unfortunately i've had the opportunity to hear really abrasive comments toward me, insulting comments toward me,

and the worst part, this is really what gets under my skin a little bit, we have kids all over this country that are listening to the so called leaders, talking about other leaders and unfortunately, those kids walked away, if i step out of line, i think for myself, i'm not a part of the mono lidgic community. i'm ostracized, kicked out. not relevant to the future of that community. that's ridiculous. >> david also confronted some people that were in this march about the tea party and whether or not the unemployment rate in the black communities is almost twice that of the national average. i'll tell you, the only reason i stayed out of trouble as a kid, because i had a job every summer. black youth unemployment is about 50% now, that's not good for anybody. >> not at all. the answer to these questions, let me explain and get your reaction. >> you think the tea party's racist? >> yes, yes. >> can you give me some examples? >> how the tea party's racist?

>> no, because i'm not thinking about that right now. >> i think they're racist against blacks, hispanics. against women. >> what have they done? >> what they say about abortion. their reaction. they sound racist. >> the tea party racist? and can we give him examples of how the tea party? >> can you give me an example right now? how the tea party's racist? >> i suppose the thing -- >> i don't know what you want me to say, they are. >> black unemployment is about double the national rate. that's a real tragedy. are you -- do you think president obama failed? >> no, no. i say he's tried, and i think that congress has failed him.

>> republicans are trying to keep him from moving forward. >> you think president obama has failed? has failed the black community? >> i think republicans have failed, the congress have failed, they have not done their job. >> the tea party's racist, they can't give one example. obama got everything he wanted passed. stimulus and summer recovery, nothing happened. it's all his fault. what does that tell you? >> yeah, sean, a couple things, if you're looking for examples of diversity, think of ted cruise, think of marco rubio, allen west, think of myself. the great diversity of the conservative movement. the fact of the matter is, if you find some type of racial

animosity in the concept of school choice, please explain that to me. you think about the skills that were passed by the house, think about that opportunity that have people trapped, here's an opportunity to retrain those folks this is the conservative side of our party having great compassion, coming forward and saying, we have real solutions for real people who need real help. >> the one thing i'll add to that, the naacp needs to step up. are they going to take a position on this, until they do, we're going to challenge them to take that position. this has gone way too far against you and many others, we appreciate you being with us. >> sean, thank you for being a fighter of freedom. that's what you represent and that's what we need. >> i'd like to see some jobs for kids, for everybody. >> we'll have more on the

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i want to ask you a couple questions. >> have you ever met -- >> you said we could talk. >> we're trying to march. we're not trying to talk. >> that was david webb's first attempt to try to get north carolina naacp leader to apologize to tim scott. joining me with more when it comes to attacking black conservatives, you agree with me on this, i'm betting. >> listen.

i think it was a bad thing to say all the way around, it doesn't help the cause. you can argue that scott's politics are conservative, but -- >> so what? >> so what, that's right. >> i tell you one thing about conservative african-americans. also the republican party generally who complains about blacks vote enmass. you never see them go into the black community. rand paul went to howard university in washington. >> he's been going all over the place. >> why republicans don't go in and campaign. i know they don't think they're going to get the votes. if you're going to get a message out. >> i agree, and they need a message, and it's got to be different than being the democratic party. i want to get back to this, though. now the latest tim scott, every black conservative i have many friends, condy rice, colin powell. there is an acceptance of attacking black conservatives

with the most vile and hateful names. where is the naacp, bob. why don't they condemn him or fire him from that position or demand an apology. >> i wish you would calm down here my friend, you don't need to be threatening like that. the -- i think -- >> seriously. >> i think seriously they should give an apology. they probably won't get one. but it does not help. the naacp needs to understand it was inclusive that got us the civil rights movement, and made it work. republicans and democrats, and in many cases. >> it ought to be the naalcp liberal -- >> it's not -- >> hold on. >> you can't make all liberals into this, i mean, not all liberals. i wouldn't have said that -- >> why do they always attack conservatives with the most vile hateful names? >> i'm sa accepted? it happens with regularity. >> it happens with more

regularity than it should. it doesn't happen with all of the left. a big part of this is, there's a complete misunderstanding about who these people are and what they stand for. i would give this to thomas sole, he's been in a lot of stuff he ought to go and speak about it. >> let me play, you've been very outspoken about radicalism. there's a testimony earlier today about the worldwide persecution of christians, very compelling, watch this. >> according to the communion of churches. these 430 churches have been attack attacked closed down or burnt down since 2004. his church was attacked again and he was beaten. two zdays later, he was sentencd to three months in prison for running an unregistered church.

>>. >> the islamic fundamentalist shot him. they left more than 50 people dead. >> i want to ask this question through the prism of the administration announcement. if people had limited terror contacts, they can still make it into america. which i think is insane. what is your reaction. >> nothing gets me more outraged than what's going on here. >> they have taken children out of churches, killed them the simple act -- the other day, they took a guy out and hung him because he was a christian, you know not one single muslim leader speaks out about it.

if this is what they stand for, then speak out. maybe they're worried they're going to get themselves killed. in the meantime, leave our people alone the obama administration ought to be out front. they have not done it. that's my calm word for the day. >> thanks for being with us. >> coming up next, does he like him or not. governor perry, what does he really think about governor christie. how does texas have an 8 to $12 billion surplus. and look at that crack pipe, they're selling them in vending machines. a hannity showdown you don't want to miss. [ male announr ] how can power consumption in china,

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election, and continues today inside the republican governor's association. earlier today, the rga announced it brought in a whopping record breaking $6 million in january proving, i guess, that the christie scandal does not seem to be hurting the governor's fund-raising ability. here to set the record straight, rick perry. how are you. >> it's good to be with you. >> any bad blood? >> no. we are working toward a common goal, and that is to elect as many republicans as we can, on november 2014. are we competitors, you better believe it. we're great competitors, at the end of the day, we're all on the same team, and that's what matters. >> is there really a difference between southern republican governor and a northeast republican governor?

>> there's 60 different states out there, there's 50 laboratories of innovation, we all have different philosophies in the standpoint, again, the goal and the result is the same. i don't take the bait and get moved off on the focus. we're all working together to elect these governors, the states that are really performing well, creating the jobs, by and large. nine out of ten top job creates states are republican led. and so that's the discussion americans want to have. who is it out there that can really get this country back working. who can get their states performing at a high level. who can create the environment with a skilled workforce that can put america back on track. i suggest to you it's republicans. and republican policies that these governors are putting in place. whether it's chris christie or bobby jindal or rick scott, those are guys that are

performing at a high level. >> bobby jindal is going to eliminate the tax form to do that. scott walker is interesting to me, he took over $3.5 billion budget deficit, and turned it into a $900 plus surplus. rick scott, no income tax in florida. no income tax in new york state, and i see estimates between your rainy day fund, your state surplus, you have anywhere between 8 and $12 billion without a state income tax for a rainy day? $12 billion? how much is it? >> it really is pretty simple. closer to 12 than it is 8. and the fact is, don't spend all the money we put on good policies into place. we put an environment that says we're not going to take more of your money away from you, we're going to have a predictable and stable regulatory climate. we're not going to allow frivolous lawsuits to go

forward, if you expand your business, you know there's going to be a skilled workforce. that's a formula that will work. it will work in new york, it will work in california it's working in places like florida, louisiana and texas. >> this is the thing to me, the republicans just gave the president a blank check until march of 2015, they demanded nothing in terms of the debt ceiling and giving the money to the president. i don't see them out there advocating for limited regulation. all of these things you're saying, why aren't the house republicans and the senate republicans fighting on the same level that you are, because clearly these ideas are working in texas, and wisconsin, and florida and louisiana and south carolina, ohio. >> i can't answer that question about why they don't, because i think most americans don't buy into the one size fits all mentality that washington, d.c.,

has all the answers. and i know it's hard to give up power and hard to give up control, but if america is going to get back on track, it's going to be having a decentralization back into the states. obama care is a great example of it, sean. if you would allow the states to put the type of programs into place that would best suit their citizens, listen, i think even andrew cuomo and jerry brown would tell you they could do a better job of taking care of their citizens than a bureaucrat or a congress in washington, d.c., who's trying to make this thing fit. all 50 states, it's impossible, it's the reason obama care is going to fail on its on weight. because you cannot implement a health care plan for this country and make all 50 states fit into that scenario. >> if the national party in washington doesn't start doing what you guys are doing on the state level. i applaud you for this, i like the idea of a $12 billion

surplus. that's a pretty compelling story in a country that has 17 trillion in debt and 90 trillion in unfunded liabilities they're going to owe. you agree with me if they don't step up and start offering that innovative positive solution oriented agenda, they're going to suffer as a party nationally? >> well, i think it makes a lot of sense to allow these 50 laboratories to come up with the best ways to deliver services for their citizens. there may be some of the states that have a completely different idea. whether it's social issues or economic issues, i think the state will come up with better solutions for their citizens than leaving it to washington, d.c.. washington needs to do a few things. >> a lot of things. >> a few things really well. >> they need to do a few things really well. like defend our borders. the military -- >> everything else is failing. >> they are indeed. >> all right. >> and frankly the military is

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♪ welcharnity. a canadian drug facility has installed a crack pipe vending machine. they installed two brightly colored vernding machines that contain brand new crack pipes that can be purchased for 25 cents. critics of the vending machine say having the pipes so acce accessible simply promotes the use of illegal drugs. joining me now is the manager of the portland hotel society. it doesn't make sense to me. >> drug addiction is a tough issue in this country and your country. and what we're trying to do is find cost effective ways of

dealing with it and in our city, we found that people were sharing pipes, there weren't enough pipes, there was fighting about getting pipes, we thought this would be a good way of getting clean pipes out in a cost effective way to the users who need them. >> a crack addict can also use a coke can and tinfoil, there's all sorts of ways they can smoke their crack, they don't need a pipe, right? >> yeah. the main way crack is smoked here in vancouver is through pipes. >> but addicts are creative, let's be honest. if they want to smoke their krash crack, they're going to find a way to smoke it whether they have the pipe or not. >> you're right, we would prefer they smoke it in a way that's safer for them. a 25 scent crack pipe saves us

all money in the long run. for us, we want people to stay safe in the long run in the hopes that we can get them to detox. >> i look around new york, i see people that are emaciated crack addicts, they've been in crack induced states of sigh koegs is, and they can go out and kill people in pursue of more drugs. season the the cost effective way to say, we're not going to help you until you want to give this drug up. unless you get to that point there's nothing we can do to help you. >> the message is completely different. i was shocked recently we had a program evaluated, one that did what you said, and one that didn't do what you said, which took people in and tried to bring them into the family. the one that brought people in, 30% more likely for people to go to detox and treatment. for every dollar spent, it saved $4. that do nothing thing -- >> you're missing my point.

>> we would rather have pragmatic common sense approaches to these things which often -- we have a fralg government that tried to interfere with these things. in this city, we've increased life expectancy by 10 years by the kind of simple, common sense kind of novel -- >> you keep throwing these words around. this is not common sense to me. and that is -- >> if you want to -- on the ground, these things were -- >> i've seen it on the ground. i live in new york city. there's a lot of drug addiction on the streets of new york. >> you don't have this kind of thing. i don't -- >> these kind of. >> if you're smoking crack, you're killing yourself. unless and until you want the help that is going to stop you from smoking that drug that is killing you. there's nothing that you're going to do that's going to save them. >> no, unfortunately -- >> open your arms, but not facilitate their ability to smoke it with a cleaner pipe.

that to me is insanity. >> it doesn't work like that. you would think people will keep using drugs. >> why not give him the drug, make it safer. >> i would be in favor of treating it as a health issue. >> you give them the drugs? >> i wouldn't give them -- i'd give them pharmaceutical alternatives for chronic addicts. >> you get them addicted to methodone, are they really free of drugs? >> they're not. but it's better for them, better for society, cheaper, so it's a pragmatic approach to a complex problem. if people wanted to give up drugs. we wouldn't be speaking, you, me, everyone in the world would agree. >> the problem is, i'm a believer in tough love, unfortunately, tough love is this, if someone is an alcoholic, if they come home and they fall down on the porch and

they're laying in their own vomit, making sure they're not going to die, but leaving them there so that they have to wake up and see the reality of where they are, so hopefully they hit bottom so they're motivated to get out of the hell they've built for themselves. the pipes and the clean needles and everything else and maybe the drugs. you're not solving the core problem. >> people hit rock bottom over and over again and tell the story in a different way. we want people to stay alive, we don't want the sentence prediction to be death like philip seymour hoffman or something like that. >> you want the government to check the purity of heroin and crack being sold on the street? >> i think it would be far more pragmatic and sensible that the government provided drugs -- >> provided. you want the government to

become a drug pusher and give people free drugs so they can get wasted every day? >> no, i want a practical solution where you cut to the basis of this -- it's not where you cut to the basis of this, you think -- >> help them conserve a christian mayor. he looked at this from a practical point of view. and thought -- >> i'm sure you're a nice man and your heart's in the right position, they're not solving the problem. the problem of addiction remains -- >> well, like i say -- >> whether they smoke it in a coke can or a pipe. >> well, in this city, because of the things we've done that are cheap and cost effective, life expectancy has gone up by a decade. the spread of hiv has gone down. in your city, you're seeing the stuff on your street, because you take a different attitude. you're spending a lot of money chasing around -- jailing them -- >> you're not getting it.

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we're breaking protocol here. >> that was president obama on the perks of holding office.

the same day the president made that joke, his administration announced the employer mandate is going to be delayed again. charles krautammer sounded off. >> this is something you do in the banana republican. it's as if a law is a blackboard on which obama writes any number he wants. any delay he wants and any provision, it's now reached a points where it is so endemic that nobody notices or complains. >> here's reaction from the fox business network. the co-host of the five who i cook steak for occasionally, made shrimp and food. >> it was great. >> really, it was good? >> you make steak as great as any restaurant. i grew up on a cattle ranch, so i know steak. >> she didn't eat all of hers. he had his and then the rest of hers. >> it was great, it was

wonderful. you're a good man to make good on a bet you lost. >> i was honored to do it for you guys, i lost the bet, i deserve to do it. three things here, one is lawlessness. this bothers me, two is the staggering incompetence that goes along with this bill. then i would say this idea that fairness, you do it for the employers, not for the individuals, you do it for companies with 50 to 100 employees, as a different rule for other companies. >> i think the president wants to get around, get beyond the 2014 elections, that's why lose done this delay. it's a purely political move and i don't think it will work. the health care system in america is in an absolute mess. everybody knows it. tens of millions of people are paying more, tens of millions of people can't see the doctor they want to see, it is a 34es. you cannot get around that. obama care is the focus, it is the dream issue for republicans in this forthcoming election. i think it's going to be a winning issue. >> i agree it's a winning issue.

why don't they say we're going to stop robbing for our kids. why do they give obama a blank check? >> i don't mean to pick a fight, i think that was a good move. >> strategically. >> nobody knows what you're talking about. >> they passed it today, the clean debt ceiling bill. >> blank check for a year to raise our debt? >> yes. they lost this one. >> don't you realize, they lost it? they wanted the republicans to shut down the government, have a debt crisis. those wicked republicans, you know what they're doing. >> when are they going to fight? >> when? >> help me. >> last week republicans were being kicked in the teeth because they were thinking about taking on immigration and trying to do something this year. they backed off of that, because everybody on the far right and other -- even actually liberal republicans, if you want to call them that, were saying immigration not the right time, not the right place, not this year. now, they've decided to focus on obama care, today they do the

debt ceiling, which they were going to have to do anyway. rather than have the distraction, they're focusing on obama care, we should be praising the republicans for that. >> i agree with you on the debt, but there's nothing they could do. do you think they should lose another six weeks fighting about the debt ceiling when they could be focusing on obama care? >> i think obama care is part of the issue, but what's missing to me is an inspiring alternative message that if we're elected, we're going to stop stealing from our kids, we're going to create jobs through energy, we're going to offer health care savings accounts. where's the inspiring leader of today. where is he? >> there's two different things. there's a lack of a message, and then there's a lack of a leader. i think the leader problem is becoming an issue. that will change in the next six months hopefully, you'll start to see whoever the republicans are going to be start to take center stage and try to make some headway, so that they can get ready for what's going to be a big primary. >> they get the senate, are they

really going to fight then or are they going to say, obama's still president. i'm in the camp that says, walk away from this, and let obama care strangle itself and strangle the democrats. >> you guys ganged up on me in the green room? >> no, no, no, i i'm saying there is a time to stand on principle and fight but don't fight over the debt ceiling. >> i think is this is getting so out of control. 50 million americans on food stamps lower labor par tis rates since 1978. i think we're losing the country. >> and a president who is setting a precedent for any major law, he can decide to change it at will through politics and what charles krauthammer is talking about is a passion and concern about the country that i think is deeper than the obama team realizes and any democrats realize and it's why, i think, republicans are in a better position...

>> why are republicans there? he doesn't need them. he just rewrites laws. >> if he wants to change the law republicans are willing to delay it for a year anyway. >> king barack obama the first. >> only way to stop that is true political change. political change in the election. >> guys, good to see you. thank you for having me on "the five" >> does stewart invite you on his show? >> never. once in two years. >> how much time want? >> they put me on aminutes >> are you going to be on set with george? >> i'll do whatever he wants >> what are you? his agent? >> mutually beneficial. >> blessed are the peacemakers for they shall inherit the kingdom. >> you're a welcome guest. >> from 11:00 to 1:00. >> then, i can do that >> starting february 24th. >> can i come on? >> yes. >> two fine guests just like

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welcome back to "hannity" before we go a good friend of the show, governor sara palin turned big 5-0. governor, how are you? >> i'm doing great, i am old. >> i'm older than you, i'm 52, governor, happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> do you have anything planned for the big day? >> we've been at a middle school volleyball game and i have a school birthday gift from todd. he's going to join me in hot yoga class. >> wait a minute. the guy going out in freezing cold gets frost

bite on snowmobiles is going to your yoga class? >> yes. you know before on sunday, so yeah. >> a friend of mine is a better basketball and tennis player than me, he does it. i'm not that, i'm in the flexible on my political views or touching my toes. i saw this big, you're packed without a congratulations video. i cut something for the video. they put me on the cutting room floor, governor, what is up with that? >> welcome to my world. >> what happened? i mean, you got mark lavin, governors, senators and everybody there. where i am i? on the cutting room floor >> for everybody taking their time, my goodness, precious time, precious resources. thank

you. >> last question, one political question, we just had earlier in the program had governor perry in texas. do you know what? he's got a $12 billion surplus all other states are suffering. federal government record date. rinz caved on the debt ceiling. i'm wondering where is the vision? granted you can vote against obama but don't they have to put forward an agenda going to get people off welfare, food stamps back to work? creating jobs? saving us from obamacare? where is that agenda? why aren't they fight something >> governor perry is right, alaska and texas are so much alike of i left our state with a surplus, we need leaders to keep promises and won't back down and fall apart under pressure from establishment and left wing media. my message to the g.o.p. is folks you better be reloading

at this time. not retreating. >> they're retreating >> we must be able to count on the g.o.p. to reload and come back, nier a way to get our country on a road to sol conveniency. >> the tea party and the establishment ought to agree the penny plan, balance the budget, stop robbing from our kids, energy can create jobs like north dakota. control the borders and alternative health care savings accounts, i think saves the country. won't you agree? >> sounds like a common sense agenda. it's what america needs. >> happy birthday, governor. >> thank you. >> i'm still older than you. >> yes. >> by two years. >> i know. >> and you look a lot younger. i know. all right. >> thank you, governor. >> thank you. >> and that is all the time we have left this evening. before we go set your dvr. record "hannity" the series so you don't miss an episode. start

your day with fox and friends first. each weekday morning at 5:00 a.m . we'll see you back here tomorrow night. as always, thank you for being with us. esesesese" right now. >> rush limbaugh blasting president obama about the latest obamacare delay. >> it's purely political and the entire washington, d.c. political spectrum understands now. think are not delaying the implementation because it -- they are not delaying it to help anybody except themselves. they are not delaying the implementation because they are having trouble getting it right because they are never going to get it right. it's never going to do what it was advertised to do. >> it is a punitive piece of legislation. the administration will let employers with 50 to 99 employees off the hook in 2015. i mean, that right there, the regime will let all in