this is mike huckabee from new york. good night, god bless and stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> we will be joined by a lively studio audience. they will be analyzing the obama effect. in other words, how the president's policies brought this country to a tipping point. we begin with liberal constitutional professor jonathan turely who said it best on capitol hill on wednesday. >> the president has in fact exceeded his authority in a way that is creating a de stabilizing influence. the rate at which executive power is being concentrated in our system is accelerating. frankly, i am very alarmed by

the implication of that aggregation of power. i believe we are now in a constitutional tipping point in our system. it is a dangerous point for our system to be in. i believe that your response has to begin before this president leaves office. no one in our system goes it alone. >> how has president obama over stepped authority and created in constitutional crisis? >> protecting amendment rights are vital to who we are. >> eric holder defended the controversial contraception mandate. >> if they refuse to violate their first amendment, refuse to violate their religious beliefs and refuse to pay the fines what consequences as an employer will bishop campbell face? >> after groups supportive of the tea party were harassed by the irs congress wants answers

in action. >> somebody needs to be held responsible. someone needs to be imprisoned. someone needs to be prosecuted. >> over holder's claim to congress he had never been involved in any possible prosecution of a reporter. the attorney general himself signed off on labelling fox's james rosen a potential criminal co conspirator. >> that is a chilling action against the news media. >> now for a chilling story the federal government wants to know how and why the news media so select which stories they cover. >> who wants government deciding what is fair. >> they are going to do what the government wants. >> this administration is bent on aiming and tarrigeting those they don't like. >> we have studio audience in for reks a. how many think a tipping point

the president over stepped his bounds. hands up high. you are a lawyer? how does that happen? the president can change the healthcare law on his own doesn't need to go to congress. why do we have congress? you asked a question are we at a tipping point. there are odds things that take place in the constitution on the subject of executive order. congress is given the power to do these things. it allows the president expansive opportunities for these circumstances. other issues -- rl>> 27 times we have changed obamacare. is that an emergency? >> in 2008 saying he opposed these executive orders he wanted a government by and for the people and wanted a transparent process. why did we have a revolution and get rid of king george if we have president obama just signing off. >> you are crossing the politics with the president.

you are right politically it is a retreat. when you get to the legalities of it, so far he really hasn't come close t constitutional crisis. i am not saying it wasncouldn't happen. >> i disagree. it is disgraceful the president of the united states is giving speeches saying if congress won't do this through the democratic process i am going to do it. >> i am president i can do whatever i want. >> i see tea party individuals and other political events people are tired of the run away government we are under. nsa spying on us irs intimidating people. america is tired of this. >> what about republicans monica crowley they have the power first they don't seem willing to take the president on for example he is changing laws or says he is not going to enforce the immigration law and then of course targeting conservatives. >> there are a few strong voices

but they are few and far between. i am not so sure the republican leadership understands what they are up against here with this president. this is not your father's or grandfather's democrat and barack obama and nancy pelosi and harry reid. this is a different ball of wax. what they plan to do fundamentally transform the country transform the nature of the american character and american democratic process. i am not sure republicans understand what they are dealing with here and if they do they are not willing to take it on. >> i think they understand all of these things but they are afraid to take them on for fear of a backlash. >> we don't have a select committee on benghazi. we don't have one on the irs these are real scandals but they have faded away.

they have only one policy which is bankrupt. let himself destruct don't have a positive agenda. >> i am disappointed the republicans don't have a positive vision agenda that says if you elect us we will do 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> the violations he's making he is over stepping his bounds like the issue of the amendment violation delaying mandates left and right, obamacare is put into place and then he illegally violates the law he helped pass. on top of that we can't believe a word he says. those things go together. you get to keep your doctor, your insurance. this is going to save you money. >> why do the american people take it? >> i don't know why they take it. >> go ahead. >> alternative reason for why you are not seeing this in the paper. i wrote a article i quoted a

senior domestic policy saying if the congress doesn't get this stuff done the president will. you know whose advisor it was ronald wilson reagan. >> i was in the nixon administration the last time we were accused of have being an imperial president she. >> she was 12 years old. >> the difference is the media was in a different place. the media took seriously the job as the watchdog of liberty. the president does whatever he wants the media are like trained seals at the zoo applauding everything he does. >> point out historically presidents have had a very adversarial relationship and tried to curtail freedoms and see where there is wiggle room to keep things as private as possible and control things as much as they can. why people don't care they see

people don't -- politicians in washington don't hear their voice. there are few public servants and monica mentioned some that are in it for the people. we need to elect more. >> the republicans seem to have ma i had a decision generally speaking with the exceptions monica mentioned they made the decision doesn't rock the boat. >> they want power. >> they are as bad as the democrats? >> some are. absolutely. >> i don't know about politics but i know philosophy and ideology matters. i don't believe president obama is the devil. you can crucify me for that later. >> headlines, he is not the devil. >> what i am concerned about is ideology and philosophy basic moral jewish muslim. for example life. can i tell you one simple

example, the bishops of the united states of america had one of the greatest programs for helping women who are being trafficked. you know what the health and human services did? they said we are going to take away all of your money but it's for a good reason. the reason is even though you have been the most successful group in stopping trafficking for women you are not offering them abortions. you know what, all federal funding is gone. that is the ideology and philosophy that transformed the nature of our country. >> predfreedom of religion, then spin this however they want insurance is paying for it but it is catholic charities and hospitals, right? >> for example in boston they are no longer in the business and the service and ministry of adoption. why? is because unless they send children to gay couples, they no longer get any of the services.

washington, d.c. the same thing. that is a fundamental change in the way the united states of america operates as a country. >> we will take a break and come back and continue. coming up next on "hannity"." >> i am not driven by change or circumstances it is driven by budge t budget. rather spend money on food stamps rather than strong military or support for our troops. >> the former vice president wasn't the only one to gdecisio to cut the military. that's coming up after the break and more on this special edition of "hannity." ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines"

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proposal that would shrink the army, in other words, completely gut the military. the decision by the administration is raising major national security concerns. >> american dominance in the seas, the skies and space can no longer be taken for granted. >> without a strong military or support for our troops. >> they are set for a political strategy. cancelling your fire insurance won't prevent fires. tieing our own hands and tieing the hands of future presidents and inability to address whatever threat may be. >> what we are trying to do is solve our financial problems on the backs of the military. >> you are for the government except for the military. >> i am for spending more money on troops and lesson equipment. >> i am for enlisted men and women getting more money in their paychecks and in their

benefits. >> we bring back our studio audience why this is an example of the president's policies bringing america to a tipping point. let's talk about this. >> you want to know who was chairing on monday when he made that announcement was russia, china, iran, north korea. global threats are on the rides. he is cutting our troops to preworld war ii levels. when they come to an end there will be cuts that have to be made they always do when wars come to an end. you make smart cuts. you make one that aren't going to have serious adverse repercussions on national security which is what we heard from hagel. >> this is the main issue the one we agree the most on. if you listen to hagel the point is coming where they will not dominate the seas the space and the military. if the united states doesn't dock nate them who will?

>> let's just raise the white flag now and say okay, russia. the fact that this was done in the middle of the ukraine crisis it is must fying mystifying. he is you tell king money to the troops so they have to take the food stamps. they are already on food stamps since the former vice president was complaining about. i do not get this at all and i don't report it. >> absolutely. it is a national security effort but also lack of awareness when it happens to american families. when suicide is taking more than those actually killed is a huge problem. go out there with the families. we know what can happen when you do deploy. >> they have admitted it can put american troops at risk. >> this is a reflection of the

obamacare priorities. they have two new entitlement programs at a time when they are making cuts, i say cut the program -- well it is done now. >> why do i think this void is going to be filled by a country not sympathetic to democracy and human rights, et cetera? >> because you are filled with -- >> he is not a neo conservative. he thhad a striking critique of this policy the administration which is in asia for example, american ue bick wit is a thing of the past. we are entering military intervention. that is a good stabilizing effect. >> he has dismissive attitude toward american.

>> this president doesn't share the panel and large majority of americans. >> we have been to this movie before after vietnam and the carter administration. >> we cut our military system and retracted our decision in the world. the end result was when our american diplomats was taken hostage in tehran we could not mount a successful rescue mission. we couldn't even rescue our own. flash forward shth when i went into the pentagon in the reagan administration, in the early 1980s we didn't have ships that could sail because our air was fuelled. pilots hadn't had enough training hour. for every pink that was operational there was one sitting next to it cannibal

identified. what we found our young men and women in virginia personnel it shows with the americans they treat for the world. >> a gap for vulnerability. america going back to v vulnerabili vulnerability. ? >> we are in tr retreat. the big part of that is moving america away from super power status. the most efficient way you move the u.s. to that status is gutting the military. what hagel announced waudz part of something already underway with massive budget cuts to the military. >> we are just getting going. we have plenty of time. we will take a break. coming up next tonight on "manity." we have to pass a bill to find

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with the web site problems doctor shortages rising premiums millions of canceled healthcare plans i think it's safe to say obamacare brought the healthcare system to a dipping point. >> after all of the votes have been tallied health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. >> it is healths care dot gov. it is designed to be consumer friendly. >> i keep getting this air page that won't let me progress. it won't let me progress toward verifying information. >> the health insurance is good. the prices are good. >> i have been as clear as i could be. if you like your doctor, you can kaep your doctor. you can keep your plan. >> centers for medicaid services say they would collectively reduce the number of people with the health coverage by 14 million. >> people who like their policies are losing them. this is a real burden or not

economy. >> older americans are discovering long time doctors are being dumpedd from their insurance plan. >> a lot of people think their invincible. the truth is young people are knuckleheads. >> you are one of the president's biggest supporters. the president said you like your doctor you can keep your doctor and the average family will save 2500 per family per year. >> he shouldn't have used those words. >> probably shouldn't have used those words. do you know how much he thinks america is exceptional? he thinks the country is it so exceptional. >> you what does that have to do with my question? >> he thinks we are so exceptional we can have 40 million without health insurance. for years i could not afford insurance. for years i had a precondition that stopped me from getting health insurance. >> yes, we are exceptional we

are so exceptional we are not going to let people die without health insurance. >> that is what this is about. >> 41 million americans will not have health insurance with obamacare. >> we are moving in the right direction. >> the problem is we are not seeing a real time line when you see democrats. keep hearing we are going to fix it. i talked to members of capitol hill i spoke with congressman larson yesterday and when is it going to happen? >> will republicans come to the table? >> it is a time line. we are not making a real time line. >> i don't want us to get caught up in too much rhetoric. when he says 4 million people i want you to know those people are not coming to doctor's offices like mine and getting taken care of. even if we have a policy we

can't figure out whether we should take it. we have to consider taking phone calls. i listed in that po will s -- policy? i don't know. the real life of the doctor's office makes more of a mess than people not being sure. they are not getting care. >> i agree with what you are saying. it is a mess. back to doug's point earlier, the problem with the republicans they haven't come to the table and offered anything positive. >> bareindividuals have, but as party they have not coalesced. i think that's a huge mistake. >> it is a huge mistake for the republican party. >> you have to run for office. >> medical savings account with affordability across state li s lines>> we haven't seen them coalesce. >> you want to respond?

>> i think both parties held here. i hear the people on the left talking about this gingerly. it's not perfect. yeah, it's not perfect. it is absolutely horrible. they didn't implement it from the mandate through the entire plan. what better way to prove that the conservatives were right than to have your web site not work. it has been a disaster since the beginning. >> go back to the point that you made earlier. right now the republican party is the party of no. even today boehner came out and said because you have got 126 members of the 126 different ideas was how to either fix or change or altar the healthcare plan we have nothing is going to get done. this is what is happening over and over again in congress. that's what we see going on. it's why we have the executive orders issued and everything else happening. there's a gridlock and dead look

and there has to be some chieng a change and answers. >> our problem with obamacare it's not a fantasy. they say this was all made up. >> no. everybody is lying. >> everyone is lying. >> everybody that lost their plan is a liar. everybody that is suffering. >> we have a democrat and white house. democrats controlling the senate. they don't believe there's a problem. >> the reason i think there's no solution on either side right now is which ae are not in a po to plfingers any more. president obama is not the first person to give you us something new that failed. we need to move past that. >> the thing that is most frustrating. father, back me up here, my kids they do something wrong i expect it. it's when they say i didn't do it she did it.

>> you hold them accountable. >> in july 2010 the white house debated whether to tell the truth. they pay more. they decided consciously not to sell it. >> his reputation, his ratings in the poles have gone down. >> wait one second. you talk about suffering. earlier today i received an e-mail from a friend of mine baptist preacher who lost his insurance because of obamacare. he is laid up in the hospital right now with severe injuries. does not have insurance. churches are having to raise money to take care of this man's medical costs. i would like to see harry reid fly over to north mississippi and tell this man laid up in the hospital that he don't have health insurance, it is all made up. >> this isn't an accident. the way they -- the law itself changes health insurance.

they need people to loss their plan. that's how it is designed mandating levels of coverage and level of benefits. that's a good sign that they think government knows what's best. if you lose your plan they don't care. you had a junk plan. >> the tax dollars will be bailing out the insurance. they already announced they are getting something like $450 million. >> we are in the wrong business all of us. >> tonight next here on "hannity." >> you got obama full? >> everybody in cleveland got obama foeven. he is the obamian president. he gives us a phone. >> how does he get you to sign up? >> you on social security. >> this president and his hajzouts like obama phones are responsible for the growing entitlement culture. we have that coming up next.

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and welcome back to the oh >> president obama and the administration have encouraged people to depend on the government. so is america right now at a tipping point when it comes to a growing cullen titlement culture. >> barack obama is the best food stamp president in history. >> you have to apologize for the system. >> obama has no interest in reducing the debt. the priority is to increase title he wants to spread the wealth. >> everybody has an obamacare phone. >> it is difficult to beat santa claus especially if the alternative is your own santa cla

claus. >> contraception can cost a woman over 3,000 dollars. that is practically an entire summer income. >> we have not mass ily expanded the welfare state. >> i see everybody is ready to jump in. you are dying. okay. let me put up on the screen americans receiveling food stamps. we have 47 million americans. a lot of people a lot of lives being impacted. americans living over the poverty line 46.5 million. joe biden wasn't kissing barbara walters this week on the view he made the statement about how obamacare frees up woman not to work a dead end job. they can stay home and take care of their children. this is what the left believes

today. >> it's about freedom. how many of you are single women with children with a dead end job, you are there because of your health insurance. you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next couple years with your child -- if that was your choice, until they get to primary school. you are trapped with the job because if you leave you lose your health insurance. now you would be able to make an independent choice. >> wait a minute. i want to stay home. that's my choice. >> wait a minute. is that america? that's not the america i grew up in. >> i don't think any one can have a sense of entitlement. i put myself through college and through law school. you should not be able to sit home. pull yourself by your boot straps. >> this is the president of the united states of america saying you can stay home and who is

going to pay for all of this? >> this is insulting we will take your job from you. let them say you wanted to stay home all along. the president continues to make it rational to behave in ways that ensure poverty and dependancy in the long-term. >> you want to know what is insulting about this? obama and his administration is looking to expand the entitlement culture. the he's cutting benefits and pay to the military and their family. people are serving and sacrificing and putting their lives on the line. many paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> everybody who works will pay for the women to stay home. >> i went to catholic school for

12 years. didn't like it but i went there. true story. i was taught that every person was created god. i believe that with all of my heart. every person was created with talent and work as part of what we are doing as human beings we are supposed to give back. we are supposed to use our talents with other people. >> i don't mean to play devil's advocate but i love playing devil's advocate. >> what they were saying in thi dead end job knowing you have a better type of insurance so you can get a better job is an opportunity. >> wait, sean. it is time for a second. >> that is a devil's advocate. what i think president obama

went off the rails here is he had the religious group including the catholic bishop evangelicals and others wanting healthcare for everyone. he could have used them as advocates and partners. instead he said i am going to do it my way and make sure religious people aren't able to protect the religious liberty. >> coming from the vice president and also from the vice president we are going to liberate you from your work, it is nothing of the sort. they are trying to direct people into government dependancy. >> americans have really valued in this country the freedom to self determine. determined to do what they want to do. the entitlement culture has been happening over the 21st century.

this has been happening a long time. too much radical freedom is going to get people saying tell me what to do? >> i don't know why people aren't shocked at this. of the are you shocked at this? >> people may be getting a sense of personal responsibility. a lot of my patients are in jobs they don't want to be in. maybe the person feels good about taking care of their family. >> when i was a cook and a bartender in construction i was -- >> i want to correct one statement. not everybody on the left agrees with this. i don't like disincentivizing work i think it kills the soul. that's number one. number two, nobody wants to focus on solutions. all of the money you are seeing on food stamps is an easy way to make it smaller. you have 14 different programs going on, overlapping, overlapping.

>> my solution is -- we could get the bovtment off the necks of interviews. there is mow entire middle east con behind. >> real question? >> most women thish had he this the luxury da gave they are company on other tax mayor's dime in order to bette the melt insurance. (talking over one another) >> if you stay home with children you know what you are working more than any of us who are working full-time jobs.

>> wait a minute. they are paying for her to stay home. >> i know it's pardon work we are self. relaxings around. the why does -- woes more tonight i stay home off we both had to work. i couldn't, you do what you have do to do. we'll take a break, we right back. and coming up next here on "hannity." >> not that i want to punish, i want to make sure that everybody who is behind you that they have >> i want to make sure the person behind you they have it, too. >> some say it was a slip back in 2008 but five and a half years later president obama is waging a war against the

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>> the president vilifies the successful, the rich, everybody inherited their money, earned their money. automatic oo we talk about paying their fair share. americans who can afford it pay their fair shares. >> great taxes on owners with private jets. that somehow is going to take it different in terms of having a real impact. it is disappointing. >> would they rather have hundreds of jobs to pro security -- it is class pwarfa . >> i am going to put you on the spot. 9 top tin percent of wage earners in americans what percentage of taxes sow thi do

think they pay? >> personally or over all. what do wage earners pay? >> majority of the bill. >> 27 -- 72 percent. the bottom percent of the wage earners what do they pay? what percent? >> i think it's best to ask what kind of the income package. >> the main issue that there is here is that we have seen not just under obama administration during which we have seen a hoarable decision. we seen this growing income and equality. when we saw it was before the great depression. we had at the turn of the century. >> i think this fair share talk which we heard the entire time

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ohio welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." we are at a tipping point america has over come 9-11, over

come the attack at pearl harbor, over come a depression. difficult years, but 17 trillion in debt the country is more divided than ever before. i worry about america's future, because i think this president is a radical idea awe log who has no ability to compromise. >> i enjoyed listening for the last hour. there aren't solutions being put on the table when there is a legitimate policy. looking at the facts that healthcare should not be tied to yo job. there are two parent households where the mother does want to come home and spend time with their kids. you have a bunch of conservative women saying -- let me >> we are short on time. >> saying that's a bad thing. this is hatred of president obama. it is sad. >> it is not the american way. >> you are wrong here.

heard before a keem seconds before that americans aren't bringing anything to the table. harry reid wouldn't take it up in the senate. >> wasn't matter anyway. >> what really concerns me is the survey 70 percent of pastors in this country believe it is lost and liberty is eroding. evangelical christians and catholics are religious extremism. he could be praised for something he focuses on post presidency and job training. it's not even a family waysed nish tive. the answers aren't found in government they are found in the

starts of american people. >> that's your generation. >> thank you all. give yourself a big hand. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. see you back here real soon. >> you realize how hard it is to get them out of the house? >> they are called millennial. >> too muchon gauging in what's going on around them. >> young young people slackers? is isn't the culture wanted. she is miley cyrus. >> it's a bad example for the kids. >> madonna and i are baby boomers. >> you young people should be more like us. >> we are the generation that has an