meb keflezigni had the names of all those who died on his bib. thanks, i'm megyn kelly see you tomorrow night at 9:00. welcome to "hannity." tonight, a jammed-packed edition of the show. america, are you ready. tonight, ranch rhetoric heats up. comparing cliven bundy to oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and the leader of the u.s. senate says this. >> nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> and tonight, mr. bundy is here to respond and as president obama prepares to grant clemency to thousands of drug offenders, part one of the hannity investigation inside a stoned

america and "du"duck dynasty" star, "hannity" starts here and now. cliven bundy and supporters is getting worse and worse by the day, first as the country marked the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing over the weekend. vice chairwoman of the democratic national committee, donna brazil made this disgraceful comparison after talking about how the feds backed down. watch this. >> that was the right thing to do to try to, you know, simmer things down. remember, this is the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma bombing. so this notion that mr. bundy has no other resource but violence is anti-government violence is absolutely wrong. he's been waged in this battle for two he lost. everybody else is paying grazing fees. he should pay his fees as well. >> comparing bundy to timothy

mcveigh. >> runners embarked on the first march thathon since the terror attack. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they are nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> unbelievable given the events in oklahoma city and at the boston marathon. we really know what real domestic terrorists look like and that's not cliven bundy and supporters. back to respond tonight is cliven bundy and his sons aman and arden are with us. what is your reaction to being called or compared to the tim mcveigh or the boston bombers, what is your reaction to that? >> sean, i would like to ask your audience, you seen these videos in the last couple of weeks. i want to ask you, who looked

like the terrorists? who is the domestic terrorists here? did you see we the people with guns or the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like this? why, harry, are you calling for a civil war? that's not what we the people want. we just wanted you to disarm your army and get out of our state and start acting like citizens of the united states. that's all we want, harry. >> cliven, by the way, we're putting up pictures. apparently you put on your facebook page or your daughter did, now a lot of these dead cattle of yours and apparently, there were graves dug by blm people. is that true? >> there were graves dug and we have dug into at least one of them and we have found dead cattle in there, yes. >> all right. let me get to the heart of something here because we keep hearing that you owe and everybody says you owe the government money. you owe the government taxes, and you owe the government over a million dollars. i'm trying to get, is that fees,

fines, penalties, combined? in other words, how much does the federal government say you owe for the actual grazing? because i got some cost estimates today. i want to run through some of these numbers. how much was the original cost they say you owe them? >> well, i don't know. they never send me a bill. i say i owe them nothing, zero. >> okay. you say you never got a bill but you get letter from them and you told me last week you don't open their letters? >> i haven't opened the recent letters. there could be a bill in there that i don't know about. those letters would have cop within the last four or five days. >> i would like to see how they got to a million dollar figure that keeps getting repeated. i want to know if that includes court costs, fines, penalties. how they get to a million dollars, i can't imagine your cattle eat a million dollars of grass, grazing.

>> just a week or ten days ago it was 300,000 and now it's up to a million. i don't understand that. >> let me ask you this, the documents show the burro of land management paid a utah cattle rang ler $966,000 to collect your cattle with the idea of auctioning them off and the government of utah requested they not come here. is it true the blm spent $966,000 to take your cattle for a million dollar bill that was likely 100 or $200,000 to begin with? >> yes, i do have a receipt or copy of that contact, it was for $966,000. i also understand they spent, had another contract or was going to pay the auctioneer $300,000 and i know they had their army here and they were getting room and board and over

time pay and pay and all of the things. so i would say if they spend a million dollars on gathering my cattle, they probably spent another two or three million on setting up this operation. >> aman, i guess we are talking about the government fighting over land they don't need for a hospital or road or school and the land is going to be sitting there all the way and all the cows are doing is eating and maybe going to the bathroom on it. they originally said this is about the desert tortoise. this seems to be a total lack of preportionty in this? >> that's hard to understand and you get harry reid to call a revolution or civil war here. i don't understand. how do we get to that point, harry, here? i don't understand that, either, sean. >> they said about major hassan at fort hood was a case of

workplace violence and calling you and your ranchers domestic terrorists, aman, what is your reaction to this and the money they are paying to round up the cattle and maybe auction them off? >> well, sean, i just want to make sure that we stand that this is a state sovereignty issue. the states have the right to control and govern this land and the federal government doesn't want to give that up. that's what this is about, and that's where we stand. this is state land, and therefore the federal government has no right to fine or to say they can rent this land to anybody within the land. >> so -- >> those issues -- >> there are so many other issues, surrounding the ranch, rounding up the cattle and sending snipers and agents to the tune of 200. arden, let me ask all of you this question, i keep hearing, people are writing me, there is a belief on the ground where you are, the federal government, you

think there is a plan on their part to kind of surprise you and maybe arrest you. do you believe that's going to happen? arden, we'll start with you. >> well, me, personally, i don't know what to expect now, now that we seen what they have and the power they have of, but i do know that we have militia men here, and they have informed us what could happen. so we're ready for whatever does, but me personally, i know they can do a lot of stuff now that i've seen what they do. >> cliven? your reaction to what you think is coming. >> yeah, i don't know. it seemed like harry is along the side of the civil war. i think he's going to make a lot of noise. i'm calling on the united states congress to pull harry in and straighten him out. i don't think as a congress and

i don't believe you people want -- would call us terrorists and i don't believe you should allow harry to roam free and loose anymore. his mouth needs to be kept quiet and these people need to do it. it's not my job, it's your job to reign him in a bit. >> we'll continue to do that. thank you for being with us. thank you-all for being here. arden thank you. my next guest, an arden supporter with the bundy family went toe to toe with chris hayes over the bundy substantitand of the feds. watch this. >> if you owe the federal government, chris, do you want them coming to your house pointing guns at your wife and children? is that okay with you? that's not okay with me? >> joining me, michelle is with us. that was a pretty big beat down by you and it went viral. i thought that was the heart of the matter here, whether you agree or disagree here, is this the government's new tactic if

you owe them money or they believe you owe them money, they surround your home and send snipers and take your property at gunpoint. that's the question in my mind. >> sean, i have to agree with you. thank goodness for camera and video. look what they have done. 250 armed different police agencies surrounding the bundy ranch for cattle, and i think was it really about grazing fees? because if so, as a ceo i don't think i'm going to spend between seven to 10 million to collect a million and the million is still in question, we're probably talking about 100,000, 200,000. i've come under criticism for, you have come under criticism for this. if the government feels like they have a case and gone on in the courts for 21 years, there are things available to them like a lien. i never saw where 200 agents surround a ranch like this and take cattle and digging up dead cattle every day.

but i want to play these comments by so-called journalist john rolston. we invited him on the program. he wouldn't come on. he's been critical of you and me. >> the kinds of things sean hannity said about things happening in nevada that i'm aware of, this is just the nater for him in terms of taking about things. he's had cliven bundy on and again, bundy and his family are not known for being violent at all but been emboldened by the folks coming down there and turning him into a folk hero and fox news has completely bought into that. they start ominously talking about harry reid's role in this and made up stories, as i said, connecting dots that cannot be connected. so, yeah, of course it's totally irresponsible. >> assemblywoman, i want to apologize for pointing out government over reach, a lack of

preportion nalty. do you know what the original amount is? i understand they paid $966,000 to round up his cattle for what they claim is a million dollar-bill. how much is that bill? >> exactly. how much is the bail? it's not about grazing fees. i wouldn't take johnny boy, that's what we call him that here in las vegas. i wouldn't take him serious. >> my last and final question is did harry reid himself, when he was on video in march breaking ground on this solar plant, that's 35 miles as i understand it from the bundy ranch, did he get an exception as it relates to the desert tortoise, which was supposed to be the government's foundation in the case for this? >> of course he did. we're talking about prince harry. he did get an exception. >> good news on mbc news. nice to school them in debate. maybe they will learn a little

something. >> next on "hannity". this is a 4/20 celebration joint to share with everybody. everybody has a good time. >> our producers all weekend traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. we'll explain what this is. you'll be shocked to see how many people showed up to get high out there in public in colorado. also, the legendary willy robertson here, that and much more as this edition of "hannity" continues. all stationo mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers.

welcome back to "hannity." over the weekend we sent our producers to colorado to see how

the city celebrates the pot festival. it's called 4/20. take a look, at maybe some of your kids. >> we smoke it up all the time. >> three, two, one. >> the term 4/20 came from many different aspects over the years. it changed tradition. one of the history elements is it came from students after a long day of school, they wanted to meet up at 4/20. it was the code for let's go smoke. part of marijuana culture since then and evolved throughout the entire world. ♪ ♪ >> today is a prolific day in history in denver, colorado based on what you see around us. it's marijuana everywhere. we already know there is going to be a billion-dollar industry

some day. >> woodstock. this has been going on for 30 plus years and to see it finally legalized and have everybody out here peacefully is a great thing. >> 4/20 rally. >> this is like the biggest gathering of smokers in probably the whole world. >> don't feed into the negative that they cover about this. it's real positive, as you can see. >> upper, downer, relaxes you, gets you going. >> cannabis cures cancer, cures epilepsy, it cures every single known ailment to humans. the fact that is illegal should be criminal. i believe cannabis should be available to anybody who needs it. >> i think it's a really beneficial substance and i think it's great it's being so supported. >> we just came to check it out. >> weed. >> making history here. >> i spent four years been smoking weed illegal.

so i get a chance to do it legally. >> i'm here because of 4/20. >> yes. >> there is no other place to be. >> marijuana is taking over the city, but today is one of the days that time in history, this is a powerful industry taking over. >> 4/20! >> that was pretty unbelievable. throughout the week we'll show you more of what our cameras caught on tape in colorado. pretty shocking stuff. we'll have a week-long series on it. joining us with reaction, the author of younger brains, sharper minds, dr. eric braverman and tamera holder. you know, here, is that what you want a wasted stoned america, hey, man. is that what you want? would you want your kids out there on 4/20 smoking dope? is that what you want? >> are you serious? >> that's a question. >> these aren't kids. these are people. >> i saw a lot of young kids, relatively young. >> i'm not here to debate. >> you can put your phone down

because i'm talking to you, sean. >> let me educate you -- >> let me educate you. >> i was turning my phone off. >> good. keep it off. listen, sean, this is about the state's right. >> wow -- maybe you need a joint to chill out. >> here is the thing. you're about states -- >> you haven't answered my question. do you want -- look at those young kids there. do you want your kids to be part of that? >> those kids are adults. >> do you want your children there. >> what i want has nothing to do -- >> if you don't want to answer my question, i won't ask anymore. >> so you're not going to answer the question. >> do you want. >> sean is not going to answer the question about states rights. >> look at that crowd, do you want your kids in that picture? >> my kids, no. >> they are kids. >> really? >> until 30 years old, the brain controls the body like god controls the earth.

when people pick marijuana for anxiety, depression, sleep, it's dead-end stick. the children and next generation have more drug addiction. more obesity, lack of motivation, working memory is destroyed, voltage or energy to get your job done and we would be better off with nicotine. >> it's the destruction of the united states and a separation between the working people and the values that they have. >> you described to me my experience with people that i know that smoke pot regularly. they lack motivation. they like to eat. they like to layout on the couch. i see very few successful people that smoke marijuana on a regular basis. >> that's correct. 40 years in medicine, the only ones that survived are bipolar patients because they were so mechanic marijuana was used to calm them down. marijuana is called dope because animals forget where their food is in the cage. it lowers iq.

at least nicotine raises iq and so does wine. but this is the one drug that just destroys motivation, concentration, memory and it's a worse choice. we have other things, electrical devices, hormones that intate marijuana. this generation of 20-year-olds whose brains are incompletely developed, they are kids. >> she doesn't want to hear -- >> damaged for life. >> why are you so hostile to this? this is a fundamental question because these are a lot of young people and young 18, 22, that's young relatively speaking and smoking a lot of dope. i have found it's also a gateway drug for people. this is not -- this does not seem like recreational use to me. >> you found and have your sud dids and i agree. if there are studies, there is going to be harm to children and adults just like there are studies that alcohol can harm people, i agree.

we should be an educated society and determine whether or not we want to use alcohol and legal substances with -- as we wish. as we freely wish. >> listen, i'm not talking about putting all these kids in jail. i'm just -- i'm looking at this. many this is the future of america, big smokeouts, a stoned america, i don't think this is great for the country. 4/20 is going to expand beyond, colorado, washington. >> what about new orleans and super bowls and these things where people stand around and drink alcohol? you have big drinking fests. >> fast forward -- >> not as bad. >> here it is, subquantity. >> quit being house tail. i'm not on your show. >> let him finish. >> here is what i need to know, nobody's brain is developed until 30. they are self-medicating, depression and pain syndromes and sleep disorders and making the wrong choice. basically you have a lot of

people using dope as a substitute psychiatrist. they need help. >> you need help. you need help. you only have one -- >> nutrition -- >> let him talk. >> because i let him talk this whole time. >> the whole generation how to enhance their development and relief anxiety rather than run to dope. this discussion occurred. this weed is going to destroy the united states. it cannot survive half stoned and half alert. >> i'll give you the last word. >> sean, i'm not here to debate whether or not marijuana is good or bad, whether alcohol is good or bad, whether prescription drugs are good or bad. i'm here to tell you as a liberal and somebody who believes in the state's rights, like i thought you did, about health care, gun ownership. >> i believe in -- >> tamera, tamera, calm -- you're wound tight tonight. i i believe in state's rights. i'mot talking about putting them in jail. i'm looking at that, the mass

numbers of people and quantities of drugs being inhaled and i'm thinking if that's the future, we're in trouble. a stoned america. i don't want to put them in jail and arrest them. >> how is that trouble? >> because for the very reasons dr. braverman is trying to hit on, this goes from generation to generation and over time, it rather kids being protective, playing sports, going to school, learning stuff, excelling in something -- >> it damages the protectivety and future output of a country. it will not survive half stoned. >> america -- >> what is half stoned? is that your -- >> the link said you couldn't -- >> a joint -- >> states will be damaged. >> when we come back, we'll have more throughout the week on what our producers caught on tape. it will shock you. next, i sit down with the one and only willie robertson and later, nbc news, i hope you're

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>> look at here. thank you. >> i got a birthday cake. >> is this a birthday cake? >> it weighs a lot. >> it looks delicious but where is happy birthday or candles? >> you complain -- i went special and bought that cake for you. >> i would just have thought happy birthday willie. in my mind i can imagine -- >> well i handed it to you. maybe this means i can be on the show because i can fill jace's role. >> you on the show? [ laughter ] >> yeah. no? >> you don't have a beard. >> well, i got to wear a fake one. wait a minute, your one brother doesn't wear a beard. >> but he doesn't look like this. he can at least grow a beard. >> they make me wear this. i beg not to wear a tie. i'm wearing jeans. >> your shoes, you lost your man card for the shoes. the tassels on them. >> you wore skinny jeans on your

show when your daughter came back from california. >> trying to be nice to someone, i wore it just for a second. >> i wore this because i had to because fox makes me or else i don't get a check. >> you got to change the rules around here. beards should be in. >> i'm a humble employee. >> you should work for duck commander. you can come in, work like this, you don't even have to shower. that's optional. >> those guys don't even work. >> yeah, they are not real good. >> uncle sy? really? >> we found his talent, television. >> good on television. >> thank goodness television worked out for him. >> i'm a huge fan and i think i freaked you out when i started telling you about every episode. >> you're a super fan. >> i'm a super fan. i love the show. my kids love the show. that's why i want to be on. >> you're not such a super fan that you'll grow a beard. >> i'm not that big of a super fan. >> the bandanna. >> i wear the american flag

bandanna. >> this is my fancy look, new york -- >> you lost weight, too. >> tv puts a little weight on you. >> i got 40 pounds of weight that doesn't exist, so. >> here is the amazing thing about your show. a&e starts this thing and you get the biggest cable numbers ever, and they didn't expect it, did they? >> well, they were hoping. >> but your wife said they thought america might laugh at you and then america laughed with you and supported you and identified with you. >> i don't think anybody knows, i don't think anybody knows. if you saw a picture of you, you would say no way i identify with this guy, right? >> that's not true. >> most men when they see you, the show came in and whoa. >> i grew up in new york but i feel like i have southern values, middle america values. i'm not a big city, washington l.a. guy.

i'm a red state america guy. you know -- >> i can tell by how you look. [ laughter ] >> you're killing me. >> sorry. >> i'm calling jace. >> good luck with him. >> at the end of your show, you actually pray at the table and it has resonated in a country. why? >> well, and that's what, from the start when we sat down and said this will be a great way to end the show and we thought it would pull back at the end of the show would show no matter what happens, you can get over this. if something happens at work, we get to the dinner table just like we were as little kids, we would show up and phil would tell stories, selling a million duck calls and listen to the stories and became good story tellers and entertainers and as the table grew, it was a great place to bring it back together. to us, sean, it was a simple thing. saying a prayer before a meal didn't seem like, not like holey

roller, just something we do and a lot of people do that, the impact that made, we saw that quickly. we saw that like whoa, this is really making an impact. it was exciting. it's cool making a show that actually impacts people and touches people's lives and i think people do see that in us as a family. you may see a crazy uncle. you may say your dad saying, you know, he's set in his ways and us trying to change and run the business and it's a bunch of unique characters and true to life. >> this is the real you. that's real you. that's your family, real-life stories, stuff happens. >> well, i mean, crap, i didn't go to acting school. [ laughter ] >> i just happen to be the best actor -- no, just playing ourselves. >> what is next for you and the family? are you going to do next? >> i don't know. buy an island. >> come on. >> or, an island in the ocean, a duck hunting -- >> are you going to take me duck

hunting or laugh at that, too? >> yes, we'll take you duck hunting, can you shoot? can you blow a duck call? >> quake, quake, what is so hard about that? >> you don't look like the guy that can blow a duck call. >> are you kidding me? you are saying i have yuppie in me. >> you're screaming yuppie. >> how many people think like me on tv? >> you're right about that one. we'll get you out in our environment in the woods. >> i saw when you took your boy friend's daughter out, man. >> we're probably the same on that. >> we're big time the same on that and that kid could shoot. >> he was pretty good. >> is he still around? >> no, she moved on. [ laughter ] >> all right. i love the show. willie, great to have you. tell corey and company and phil i said hi. >> will do. stay where you are, degree,

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welcome back to "hannity." new reports says president obama is going to grant clemency to drug offenders. the president could grant clemency to quote hundreds perhaps thousands of people locked up for these non-violent drug crimes by the time he leaves office. for reaction, the co-host, kennedy is with us, one name, jedediah bila and author and radio supporter dedira imas.

did you see the 4/20 video? is your reaction? you yell at me for eating a cheese burger. >> is that healthy? >> that is not healthy. >> is that stupid? >> that's a stupid question. it's stupid, yes, it is. >> that question is not stupid. that is dumb and not good for the country. >> and a lot of those points, yes, it doesn't impair your iq and yourbili ability and slows down. there are so many truths to that. >> become fat and really drives you nuts. >> where is the upside whether than it's about me feeling good? the whole thing drug is i'm against drugs anyway. >> i'm so with you. when you're right you're a great teammate. >> i know a lot of people whose lives have been ruined. i feel like this is personal for me. being that i had a friend when i

was young that lost his life as a result of drugs and as a result of smoking pot they become lazy and disinterested. these are chemicals that change people's personalities, the whole being i learned the hard way. with that being said, this is a freedom argument to be made and responsibility argument to be paid if someone goes out and makes a decision to ruin their life and make that choice -- >> what is next, crack cocaine? >> it's a slippery slope but on this debate i have not made up my mind. it's personal -- >> i mean, we see all the people that do kill themselves from drug overdoses. you can have just a little bit of heroin, just a little bit of this. you don't know, there are incidents. >> philip seymour hoffman. >> marijuana is grown with pesticides, chemicals. >> people jump off the balcony. >> plenty of people flip out and jump off balconies that aren't high on marijuana. there are people who are mentally ill, suicidal, drunk.

>> the amount of smoke, the amount of use we're talking about. >> about fraternities that have to have insurance because so many kids get drunk -- >> you're giving many that he argument but does this not -- the numbers of people, the quantiti quantities being smoked, the drug use in this country, dedria is right, we take drugs to be anxious, not to be anxious, drugs to go to sleep, trudrugs wa wake up. >> those are bad personal choices. >> i look to the drug culture for part of it. >> here is what doing drugs and smoking weed can do, get you to the presidency of the united states. >> he did some blow. >> that's not really fair. >> i mean -- >> in the oval office been an alcohol

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all right. welcome back to "hannity." we continue with a great, great american panel. i was going to talk about cliven bundy. over the top, 200 agent snipers. you agree? >> ridiculous. >> over the top. >> i went to disney universal over the weekend, what is wrong with you that you went out of control crazy in the studio off air. >> first of all, like you just said, we go to disney because my kids want to go. how do they know? because you brain wished them -- >> it's the best place on the planet. >> kids are a good -- they have a good sense of what is a good time. >> parents teaching them. >> there is no -- >> my son -- >> i would be thrilled -- >> i never went to disney.

i won't take them. >> no desire -- >> has he ever eaten a steak? >> no. >> a cheese burger? >> that's not an over reaction. >> give him the choice. >> vegetarian 101, no animals. >> give him the choice to see if he wants a cheese burger. >> he could if he wanted. >> no, you brainwashed him. you only fed him leaves and kale. >> not to go to disneyworld and mindless and an owl these rides. >> i like amusement park rides. i saw you tweet the picture of the roller costar. >> upside down, a loop, loop. >> i tell you -- >> how many times have you been there? >> i've been there three or four times. >> my radio show used to be owned by disney so i would do it there a few times a year. >> classrooms are so confining and work so hard. to have a day where you unplug with your friends, that's what being a kid is about, run free.

>> the level of -- >> a bunch of rides and junk food. >> my daughter is also a competition gip nymnast. >> the level of sophistication >> he said let's create a magical place for kids by the way, i am over 30. i like it for me. i mean we went to this hotel when my son was four years old they put mickey mouse sheets on his bed you know? and >> those kids are like. that you have two cynical parents in the world that surprises you? >> nochlt i'm just saying. >> he's never asked to go.

>> because don would never go you won't go. you would scream at him if he said he wanted a cheese burger. >> he'd rather go to the ranch. >> good to see you. >> i have a message for al sharpton. they spew their garbage and attack me, i'll respond tonight a response is needed. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics...

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welcome back tow "hahn write" i've had enough with nbc news they spent countless segments attacking me and kind of a baffoon, ed shultz criticizing this show's coverage of the bundy standoff with the feds. >> fox news and sean hannity should be ashamed of the

coverage of to law breaker and law breaking divider rancher i think sean hannity is cheer leading for anarchy against the government. >> are they going to send snipers to everybody's house? really? we're not ashamed of the coverage. now, not one thing that ed shultz said was true but guess what? if i was a network exec at nbc news i might be ashamed of having this man work for me. >> republicans lie. they want see you dead they'd rather make money off your dead corpse. >> you're right dick cheney's heart is a political football. we ought to rip it out and stuff it back into them. do you know this right wing slut, what is her name? laura engram? >> what about that? get [ bleep ] out of here.

how about that? i'm sure there is a delay on that one. >> that tape speaks for itself. that baffoon wasn't the only on-air talent that set sights ton me last week. watch this. >> tea party is keying up. radio talkers are showing the radio line. you can sponsor "hannity" in 2008, paying $1.3 million for the deal. would you believe it? soon hannity was fund raising for tea party patriots. >> look at the guy right there. al sharpton making his assertions. mob rat? al sharpton? maybe take a look in the mirror. a few weeks ago we got our hands on that video. young al sharpton, under cover footage allegedly being offered

to buy cocaine. he didn't call the police in that case as far as we know. here is some of the reverend's low lites. you started it. let the games begin. >> you ain't nothing! >> let me see. i wonder how tom brokaw and matt lauer feel about that guy that works for their news thread enough said hope you record "hannity" the series

we went out to colorado and have a lot of tape to show you about what is going on with marijuana a stoned america. start your day with fox and friends weekday mornings 5:00 to 9:00. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. our get wire cot come and vote in the poll. >> o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> we will never forget the courage, strength and resilience we have seen this past year. [starting gun] >> an american will win the boston marathon. >> boston triumphant one year after americans were assaulted by a terrorist. perfect day. meanwhile the jihad tries to launch a come back. we will launch a special report. remember those scenes in oakland, california 2012? very few liberal democrats spoke out against occupy wall street. but now they are hammering the nevada rancher cliven bundy. >> they are