so bill o'reilly, brian kilmeade, and i decided to get together for a good cause, tickets still available. i will tell you all the best behind the scenes story on my time on the factor including what bill says to me at the start of each show when i am on his set. and welcome to "hannity," tonight we have a jam-packed edition of the show. america, are you ready? let's roll. two hours to go until the clock strikes the obamacare deadline. >> if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. >> they have been dishonest from the get-go. karl rove thinks it will come back to haunt them in 2014. tonight he will be here. >> it is an unmitigated disaster and as a result it will be a big problem for the democrats come november. booze, kids, drugs, spring break, a toxic tradition.

ainsley earhardt was in florida to investigate. she will tell us what she saw. and bob beckel has some words of warning for all of these young spring breakers and their parents. >> this is not a funny issue. >> and the very latest on the malaysia airline mystery, will this plane ever be found? "hannity" starts right here, right now. and welcome to "hannity," and this is a fox news alert. today is the obamacare deadline. and now with less than two hours and counting until the clock strikes midnight we turn to fox's own wendell goler. >> sean, it does seem as if obamacare is limping over a some kind of finish line with website problems that reminded people of the problems the website had when it was rolled out last fall. the folks here predict more than 6 million people will enroll,

more than they thought a month ago, although less than the original goal of 7 million. but they can't say how many will pay their premiums or the mix of people there will be. >> people want to know the answers to that. they also want to know is once all of this is said and done what kind of insurance will those people actually have? will they be able to keep the doctor they want, how much more will it cost them. >> barrasso suggests they're cooking the books, jay carney says if they wanted to do that they would have done it in november when the numbers were really bad. they suggest that anybody who wants to enroll but can't by midnight, can get an extension, they blamed a computer glitch that left the website down hours after the scheduled maintenance time. and a last minute rush of people trying to enroll took the site down this afternoon. carney accused the republicans of essentially sweating the

small stuff and missing the importance of the achievement. >> all this is about is providing benefits to the american people. it is really not about the mid-term cycle or you know, what a critic in the senate, or the house says, it is about what we say it is. it is about delivering the affordable care act promise. >> still, critics say if they can't get the small stuff right, that doesn't bode well for the larger stuff. >> and the website went down twice today, they said that would not happen. we just heard jay carney talk about this is a promise, you know, delivering a promise. well, is it really delivering a promise? let's take a look at the "hannity" big board tonight. didn't the president say if you like your plan you can keep your

plan, listen to him in his own words. >> if you like your plan you can keep your health care plan. and if you do have health insurance we'll help to make sure your insurance is more affordable and more secure. if you like your health care plan you can keep your health care plan. >> if you like your health care plan you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. >> oh, if you like your plan you can keep your health care plan, period, well, there is over 7 million people as of this moment and every day, week, month, more people are getting the cancellation letter. we go back to the "hannity" big boards, you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor, that is another broken promise that carney didn't mention. a lot of people losing their doctors they love. >> under the reform we're proposing if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. >> under the reforms we seek if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. >> no matter how we reform health care we will keep this promise. to the american people. if you like your doctor you will

be able to keep your doctor, period. >> okay, they said they were delivering on promises, that is what jay carney said, you can't keep your plan or doctor, and the president repeatedly promised the average family would say money each year. that is not coming true. do you remember the promise, the promise the president made on this? >> we estimate we can cut the average family's premium by about $2500 per year. >> it is time to bring down the typical family premium by $2500. and it is time to bring down the costs for the entire country. so you're going to have a clear conference, john mccain's bush light health care plan or a plan that lowers premiums by $2500. >> all right, so you can't keep your plan, you can't keep your doctor and you're not saving $2500 per family per year. now let's go back to the big

board. we have of course 37 major delays and fixes, many would argue whether or not it is constitutional. remember, the whole idea of the tipping point was brought up by jonathan turley, now, we also spent, the years 2014, could you imagine $677 million to build the website, and then they had three and a half years to build it. all that money, the years 2014, and they still can't give us the number how many people they claim signed up actually even paid for their health care. in other words, how many people are there? i contended this is a ponzi scheme, and they expect the young, the healthy to pay the premiums to pay for the sick, the elderly and the uninsured. we have 6 million, they say plans cancel. those are the people that were promised they were able to keep their plan. and other problems we have the cbo says at the end of all of this remember part of obamacare,

the whole purpose of this was that every american who wanted insurance would have insurance. well, that turned out not to be true. the cbo said there would still be 31 million americans uninsured. all right, let's go through the problems, starting at the very basic, jay carney talking about delivering the broken promises, karl rove, how big a political liability will this be in. >> it will be a big one, i can't think of a single promise or pledge made about the affordable care act that has been kept by this administration. you talked about a bunch of them. but there are a lot more. nobody who makes less than $250,000 a year will pay more in taxes, we'll have universal coverage which you alluded to. your premiums are going to go down. your deductibles are up, in addition to premiums being up, deductibles are up. there is not a single promise turning out to be accurate. it will add an enormous amount

of money to the deficit. so people look at the administration and hear jay carney say the idiotic things like he said today and they think he is disconnected from reality. we run across it every single day. today i was in dallas with small business people who are up in arms about the affordable care act. you know, everywhere i go somebody comes up to me in an airport or shopping mall or on the street and says let me tell you my obamacare horror story about how my premiums are higher, my deductible is higher, i can't see my doctor. >> hey, karl, let's look at how it will impact the 2014 races, most people out there in the political world would argue there are three specific states starting in west virginia. south dakota, montana, where it is believed the democrats have kind of almost pulled out and given up on those three seats. your analysis of those three. >> look, those are three democratic seats where the

incumbent has pulled the rip cord, there are states that romney carried by double digits, the democrats said i'm not going to go through another tough race. the republicans have excellent candidates in all three, leading in the polls. they have big cash advantages. the republicans are likely to take those as long as they don't give up or take it for granted or as long as they keep working hard. >> all right, let's look at four states where conventional wisdom tells us we have a great chance of winning, in the great state of alaska, arkansas, mark pryor, mary landrieu. >> and in all four, they're going to be tougher than the other three we just talked about. they're still red states. they range from north carolina where it was a two-point victory all the way up to arkansas where it was a 20-something odd point victory for mitt romney.

the democrats will be tough in these states. we have very high quality candidates, two primaries to go in australia and north carolina. and then we have this weird election structure in north carolina where all the republican and democratic candidates run on one ballot in november, and if nobody gets 50% they go on a runoff. that is likely to be settled in december. the republicans are poised to take three or four of these two races. >> there are three states, blue states where you believe it is very competitive. for example if we go for colorado, one of them michigan, and of course new hampshire up here. we have these three, and other wish lists, including minnesota, where al franken is up for re-election, iowa, virginia, purple state indeed there. and what do you think the odds are those could change hats? >> the first three are states where we know who will win, in

michigan, in new hampshire, corey gardner in colorado, they're all competitive races, one poll showing scott brown slightly behind, another showing him slightly ahead. the only poll in colorado showing corey gardner two points behind. got in the race less than ten days ago. i think these races are going to be very competitive. in 2010, republicans took seats in the house, four were in blue states, states that barack obama carried in 28. wisconsin, illinois, indiana and pennsylvania, two states were in red states that obama had lost. north dakota and arkansas. republicans had good opportunities. the other four states you talked about all depend on the outcome of the republican convention or primary. they're good candidates in each one of these states, the primaries are some months off, all the way into august in one instance. it depends who comes through that process. some or all of those four could come into play depending on who wins the convention or primary.

>> all right, karl, the election season, great insight, appreciate you being with us. you bet. and a "hannity" investigation, all parents and kids need to watch this. this is next. our very own ainsley earhardt traveling to florida to reveal what really happens when your college kids go away on spring break. she is here to report coming up on "hannity." [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right

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college students, that means one thing, making the pilgrimage to florida. along with the fun in the sun comes a lot of risky behavior, drinking and drugs, and sometimes with tragic results. we sent ainsley earhardt to panama city beach. >> reporter: panama city beach florida is one of the many destinations for college students when they have the week off. it gets wild and crazy, and anything goes. all right what kinds of things are you seeing? crazy things? >> we're seeing boobs, twerking, liquor, anything. >> wildest thing i've seen is two girls on five guys. >> it gets pretty sexual on the beach here. >> i saw somebody on the beach the other day. >> we saw somebody snorting cocaine in public. >> in public. >> what is the craziest thing

you have seen? >> [ bleep ]. >> when do people start drinking here? >> literally when we wake up. >> which is what time? >> we wake up at ten, we wake up early. >> when do you stop drinking? >> when we pass out. >> for everybody it is to get drunk? >> to get drunk. >> do you see a lot of drugs here? >> yes. >> out in the open, people smoking marijuana? >> yeah, i just did it on the beach. >> have you gotten arrested yet? >> not yet. >> what time do you guys start to drink in the morning? >> 6:00 a.m. >> what time do you stop? >> whenever you come home with me. >> i have vodka and red bull. >> are you drinking right now. >> what does it look like? >> and why were you arrested? >> public indecency.

>> i got in a fight in a bar with some random guy. >> did you get arrest? >> no, he tried to fight me, i fought him back. >> somebody pulled a gun on me last night. >> why? >> i don't know. >> what about your parents, are you worried about what they will think? >> i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> i don't know what their mom and dad thinks. >> all right, and ainsley joins us in studio, that is out of control. did you notice that guy was trying to kiss you -- >> i didn't know it until afterwards, then the producer, dan told me about it later. crazy. >> all right, so you saw women take their tops off. all right? >> you saw guys -- i know because the producer sent me pictures, guys were literally taking their pants off. >> yes, mooning the camera. that guy who we talked to had smoked pot there on the beach. was high as a kite. admitted it on camera. you have people having sex in public on the beach. >> in public. >> and you saw that but can't

show that. >> right. one girl, everybody handing out beads, girls are flashing for our cameras -- >> to get the beads? >> one girl -- we did a ridealong, he showed us pictures, one girl was standing on a box on the beach, with her pants off, letting guys do whatever she wanted to. >> went she wasted? >> i am sure she was, i feel so sorry for her and her parents, social media, kids are waking up getting bombed and trashed. that is their mission. >> all right, go to the funnel, you put a hole in the bottom of the beer can. >> we saw a few of those. >> how many -- how many beers are they putting in each funnel? >> well, each time they funnel it is one beer, and they're funning -- >> and literally, basically it shoots it right into your stomach. >> they have to lean back, it opens up your throat.

>> it illegalliterally falls do >> they don't taste it, they're just doing it to get drunk quickly. >> all right, we have a picture, this is what he is doing that. that is one dear, they can do that all day. >> they do that all day. >> how many people did you see that you would argue were like passing out drunk? >> oh, my gosh, the whole beach, that was their mission. it wag the wis the wildest scen time i went to cancun, and was appalled. the sheriff said that happens every year, flashing, naked, rapes, south padre -- >> would you ever send your kids down? >> i was texting with my husband, i said our girls will not do this. what about the boys -- >> he said girls, he didn't say boys. >> you're right it is sexist, i will not take my kids do this.

i don't care what it costs, we're just paying for everything. we're going with them, to like -- >> really, you think they're going to go along with that? >> they're going to have to. >> oh, boy. >> you have kids, your daughter. >> never, ever. there is a serious side to this. you're going to stay with us, when we come back we'll have more of ainsley's spring break information. and the one and only, charlie daniels, straight ahead tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours.

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investigation, ainsley earhardt who went down to florida this week. you live this life, you have been very honest about being an alcoholic, doing a lot of drugs, so you watch these kids that ainsley earhardt saw this week in florida, they're funneling alcohol into their system. what are the dangers? >> well, first of all i did do a lot of stuff, i was an alcoholic. i did consume a lot of stuff, the dangers of alcohol poisoning. if you don't get drunk, you're not part of the incrowd. by the time this is over usually you don't get the whole total figure but a lot of kids will be dead or maimed. now they're mixing it up with something called molly, different than cascaecstasy. and caused two deaths here in new york. it dehydrates you a lot.

my problem is the peer pressure to do it. to funnel that kind of beer, i could do that. i could do a lot of those. you put somebody who is not used to drinking you will get an alcohol poisoning case, sooner than later. >> and go to the hospital. now ainsley, did you run into somebody who you thought was maybe a nice kid that you pulled aside and said hey, you better be careful. >> absolutely, there was one girl in particular, she said i'm just here as a spectator, i'm not going to get as drunk as the other girls but i'm still having fun and a lot of my friends are here. i asked another girl, she was funneling, every other word was a curse word, she said i don't give a [ bleep ]. these girls, these guys, too. being a female -- >> you think the bottom line, all of them are getting drunk, stoned and hooking. is that their mission? >> that is kind of their

mission, in this day and age with social media it has gotten much worse. i know i sound old. >> the flashing which they did to you on camera. that will end up on social media. you're talking about really serious dangers, not only are they risking alcohol poisoning or drug overdose that could kill some of them. we had two deaths? >> a lifetime of addiction. >> a lot of the drug dealers show up, there is a drug cut with bad stuff, one is called roofy. a date rape drug. when you start to take cocaine, you know, i used a lot of cocaine in my life. i used good and bad. i guarantee you the stuff they used is bad. it makes you feel like it was cocaine. but it is generally -- stuff that cleans out toilets. >> it is -- it is very, very dangerous. i mean, blood pressure spikes, there are all sorts of things.

i understand -- >> did you see kids throwing up, puking? >> oh, all that, you see it all going on, on the beach. this is at noon. >> hammered at noon because they had been drinking for hours. we also learned there is something called the 100 mile club, the guys and girls that come from 100 miles away from alabama and georgia, they target these individuals. they know they're wasted. they see the people with backpacks, lying on the beach, they steal the cell phones, the alcohol, i'm sure they're throwing drugs in drink. >> and the parents are seeing this. you're reporting it is pretty much all the kids? except there is the one girl that you liked. that pulled you aside. >> there was one out of hundreds. >> why do the parents -- >> what are you going to do to stop them? >> take them to europe. take them on another trip. >> i agree. >> good luck. good luck. >> so if your kids say dad give me the money to go, you think

they have the money themselves. dad and mom are probably paying for college. >> well, my son just went to a music festival in miami. >> and he didn't do any of this stuff, he was a perfect angel. >> well, to the extent i have somebody following him. >> i can report it, if moms and dads are watching just be the best parent. i went to crazy schools and parties, always in the back of my mind, my father, and hearing his voice. >> and that was enough to stop you? >> most of the time. >> all right, you go with the police tomorrow on a ride-along and see a lot. >> yeah, bay county sheriff's department, the same department you got the girl the job. >> no, that was the woman i got fired -- >> they love her, say she is doing a great job. the sheriff's department is awesome. they cover that beach. you will see a little bit of that tomorrow. >> and you have more interviews with the kids, as well. >> a crazy weekend, ainsley. bob, good advice for everybody. i hope they're paying attention

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sending signals. it is scheduled to go on for 30 days and could end before then. joining me now, fox news correspondent, former navy pilot of f-18s. leah gabriel is back, good to see you. we started 1500 miles down here, right? >> uh-huh. >> how did they get a new search area? >> what they're saying is this is based on radar data and an analysis of that, i flew f-18s, basically we always were paying attention when we were flying out at sea to the amount of fuel we had. if we flew higher we could go further with our fuel. they're saying based on the speed they believe the plane was going, and altitude, that it would have actually run out of fuel up here. >> do you share my anger? how is it that we're this far in here, and the distance here, we were talking about 125,000 square miles which was a needle in the haystack here. now we're going up to this area.

why didn't we put these coordinates together in the beginning, why is that? >> well, sean, there is not actual data as to where the plane really went. the last known point of contact was way up there on its way to beijing, northeast of malaysia. and then they kind of went with, okay, well, we think they had it on radar headed west. based on this so-called satellite handshake, the plane may have landed down here, now let's try to calculate where it may have run out of fuel. >> now, this is the latest guesstimate. >> that is exactly what the australian prime minister called it today. >> we had video of this. turns out that in fact, whoops, fishing materials. this looks nothing like -- with all the barnacles or muscles has nothing to do with it.

>> yeah, sean, this is not very hopeful. but oceanographers say they have something called a gire, as basically a toilet bowl that doesn't touch. so basically circulating rotating water. some environmental lists say this is like a garbage patch in the sea. where the surface is, the edge of the indian ocean. >> all right, next question, the black box locater has been sent on an australian ship for the plane, just really quickly tell us what that is. >> okay, this can be towed behind the ship to basically listen for the ping from the black box. so only as long as the black box -- >> supposed to ping only for 30 days. we got to change that, by the way, right? >> based on -- yeah, that is based on the batteries. now, keep in mind again this whole search area is based on the data given to us from malaysia. and today as you know malaysia reported that that last known communication was even wrong,

that the pilot actually said, he said malaysia -- i'm sorry, good night, malaysia 370, saying his call sign. so we're finding out that even some of the information given us is not even right. >> one day we'll have you back and tell us what it is like to fly the f-18s, another great report. >> thank you, sean. joining me tonight, we'll get into our details, we have author gavin mcguinness, how are you guys? >> doing great. we're good. >> we'll get the difference on the big board between where we were looking 1500 miles off the coast. now you move all the way up in that other direction. i'm like, this is infuriating. day 24, we don't know if their lives are at stake. >> well, good point, leah made a good point about the dead zones and garbage points, if you would have asked the climate change people they would have told you they can identify all the dead

zones and acidic zones in the ocean. >> are you going to turn this into a point for global warming -- >> no, but imagine the families that are watching, seeing the information change, saying why didn't you know this x amount of days ago, seeing the time run out? i can't imagine what it must be like to be in their shoes right now. >> that is the number one priority. no doubt about it. these families need answers and finality. it looks as though that is going to be the case. but if this was terror and we didn't pick up on it, we have a report that the daughter of this pilot literally said that the father was about to divorce of 30 years. he was not in his right mind. he was lost and disturbed. those are her words. >> that is much more interesting, why didn't we look at the answers on the ground. the answers are with extremist islam. we should look at that for the families, but i don't agree it is the top priority. the top priority is evaluating

if this is terrorism. we find that out from mr. ali? >> well, apparently he shunned family and spent hours on the simulator. >> nobody is still looking in the ocean. >> his daughter is saying he refused to attend marriage counseling of islamic elders. his daughter says he shunned family and spent hours with the flight simulator. >> but you contaan't equate tha he will commit terrorism. >> i'm not accusing. >> but it is enough to ask further questions. >> and why did he have all of these landing areas picked out? >> are we seeing everything coming out of there and still looking, first they sent them outside of perth, down to that part of the ocean and north again. >> we have to get like darryl hannah in splash, all right, we'll take a break with our panel, bill maher has proven a

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all right's welcome back to "hannity," all right, liberal television host bill maher pulled a quick one, first they slammed republican congressman paul ryan for his comments about black culture, and then later he mentioned a second quote about race, but this time it was not the congressman, take a look at how his guest responded. >> paul ryan says we have this culture of men not working, just generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the value of culture and work. >> i will go ahead and say he was talking about blacks and latinos when he said this, absolutely. >> here is something else paul ryan said, when it comes to

getting an education, too many of our young people can't be bothered they're sitting on couches for hours playing video games watching tv instead of dreaming of being a teacher or lawyer -- wait, that was not him, that was michelle obama. michelle obama said that. >> you know -- >> hush, silence. >> actually a check mate moment for bill maher. >> he pointed out the huge double standard, if a conservative says something, paul ryan, it is deemed as racist, if michelle obama says something it is not. basically they were saying the same thing, paul ryan is a guy who speaks to poverty all the time and lifting people out of poverty. he is pointing to something that may be true, no matter background. >> michelle obama is pointing it

out. >> they both were saying the same thing. >> if we care about kids, how did we get to a point you cannot tell the truth, and this is what i think both michelle obama and paul ryan are saying, and the idea is to say it in the hopes that we can make life better for them. >> that is what paul ryan was doing, and unfortunately the race card is always used. it is unbelievable, you can't even say what he said without someone calling you a racist and then playing the tape and people agreeing. on bill mamer's panel. >> i don't care who said it. if john wayne gacy said murder is wrong, it is wrong. they get into the context. >> we get into this game it is not racist if somebody is saying it -- >> i'm not a big fan of bill mama maher's, i always stood up for his right to free speech, everybody wants to fire colbert,

fire your husband, i'm sick of it. we have to be able to get to the point where people make a mistake and move on. >> people can have an opinion, i can sit at home and say it was preposterous, i don't agree. >> she is right. it is a problem that is endemic for cities. >> what does it mean when saturday night live is making this much fun of obamacare. >> i think if you trust mara she will get you at least ten million sign-ups. >> what do we need to do? >> i don't think that we should do this. and -- >> three, two, one. okay, got it. let's bring in kim kardashian, dressed like princess elsa, and -- >> this is melanie. >> now, for this next video, we can't to see them dancing. all right, hit it!

>> okay, i don't know. i don't think we should -- this is sending out the wrong message. >> they're making fun -- >> that is so funny. >> that was great. >> that was really, really good. >> gallafanakis is with the tea. >> this is a guy who had an amazing campaign team, out reach where it needed to be, all of a sudden they can't market it because the law stinks, that is why. >> young people figured out it is a ponzi scheme, designed for them to pay for the sick, the elderly and uninsured. >> if you want somebody to be successful, build it good, mimic. they can't even get their website to work. >> the big irony, he is from a democratic party that has the entry to all the stars. >> it is bad policy, you can't dress that up.

>> good point, guys, good to see you, when we come back, the legendary in studio charlie daniels here. we'll show you must-see footage of me singing on stage with charlie, the devil went down to georgia. that is up next. [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" there's no dip in that bowl. they're new pringles tortillas. so good, they don't need dip. mmmm... not bad, right? i'll have some more! that's a double dip! you... double dipped... new pringles tortillas. you dip 'em or don't. pringles!

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since 2007 off the grid. man, charlie daniels i had so much fun. >> you did not ruin the song. the crowd got a crack out of it. you're like chuck berry, man. all over the place. >> jumping down. >> banging on the drums. >> great show. first of all, your health. i stay in touch with your son you're doing 100 dates per year? you're on the road >> 110. >> we're going to be in westbury >> come down and see us. >> why so long since your last album? every time you do an album, your fans love it. you pack houses around the country. >> there is no particular reason we released records but they were rereleases and comp pilations. this came about offhand

we did music for a tv show called "hell on wheels" so we had to do 1800 instruments. we had never done that. we were so pleased and amazed by the band. >> so i know your politics and i read your blog i mean charlie daniels corner, then, here is bob dylan a 60s retro hippy. . >> i love the music. yes. bob dylan meant a lot on my career. recognition i got were on his records and it meant a lot. people, it's kind of artist, people turned a record he was always nice enough to the musicians. it meant something. >> you do that, too. >> yes. we do. >> you're fascinating. the cd is out today oocht tomorrow. >> okay. >> and you do something that

very few are willing to do. take a stand on politics. >> oh, yes. >> you follow it closely. you're passionate about it. >> i think everybody should. if we don't our country is going slip out from underneath us. apathy in our country is our biggest enemy. >> there is a lot of it. >> we blame it on the government and we put them there. it's going to take work to get them out >> as i get older i worry more about the country my kids are inheriting. >> of course you do. kids, grandkids. what is it going to be? this day, i'm not sure if we're going to take a step back. i want to see results here. >> i'm mad at republicans, too. i feel like they go along, get along and are afraid of their own shadow. >> i am not voting for anyone in the state of tennessee who voted

to cut veteran benefits. one prominent guy i'm pretty sure voted for it. >> how many times have you been to iraq and afghanistan? >> iraq three times. one of the most-gratify things i have ever done. >> is there anything more embarrassing than me trying to sing that song? >> it's show business people loved you doing it. it was another "hannity". >> why did you call it son of a gun? >> i said people already two versions. son of a gun. so i didn't use "liberal" i tell people i did a bad version i won't tell which is which. >> all right. we're going to go out. this is me and charlie singing out tlchl you're a good man. >> thank you. >> that is all the time we have left this evening.

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