so our viewers are very unhappy with that father. let us know what you think on facebook.com/the kelly file. see you tomorrow. welcome to "hannity." tonight, we have a jam-packed edition for the show. america, are you ready? let's roll. >> i'm just saying you're lousy [ bleep ] into gram. >> alarming video of a racist rant rocks the world of sports. >> there is no place in our society for it. there is no place in our league. we all get along. we play with different races of people. >> we'll have the latest on the scandal surrounding the owner of the l.a. clippers.

>> i va would not take him back. once they cleared their hands of him, they would not take him back. >> a week-long investigation ho betraying the vets. >> there has to be justification and there is none. they have to be responsible for the lack of care they provide. they need to fix the system. >> tonight, you'll meet a woman who says grass negligence helped lead to the tragic death of her father in law. >> you're saying basically, the people building the keystone pipeline are like hitler? >> you can say that. liberals stoop to a new low to block the line. >> the line will pollute our water sources, air. >> all of them. >> absolutely. >> one line? >> absolutely. >> outspoken actress and

pipeline apip pipeline activist will be here tonight. welcome to "hannity." donald sterling is in hot water after tmz released video believed to be of the basketball mogul telling his girlfriend not to bring black people to the games and post pictures on social media. >> people call and tell you i have black people on my instagram and it bothers you? >> yeah, it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. do you have to? in your whole life, every day you can be with them. every single day of your life -- >> but not in public? >> why in public and publicize it on instagram and bring them to my games? you can do whatever you want. you can sleep with them, bring them in, do whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to promote it on there and not to bring them to my games. i'm just saying on your lousy

[ bleep ] instagram, you don't have to have yourself walking with black people. >> i admire magic gone son. >> okay. >> why are you forcing this down my throat? i'm finished talking to you and too bad you can't admire him pry vently and during your entire [ bleep ] life, your whole life admire him, bring him here feed him, [ bleep ] him, i don't care, you can do anything. don't put him on instagram for the world to see and call me and don't bring him to my games. >> an extended 15-minute version. we put together some of the most outrageous examples. >> i wasn't raise theed way you were. >> don't come to my games. don't bring black people, don't come. >> do you know you have a whole

team that's black that plays for you? >> do i know? i support them and give them food, and clothes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? does someone else give it to them? do i know that i have -- who makes the game? do i make the game or do they make the game? is there 30 owners? >> i'm not going to bring any black people to the stadium. >> was it easy to say that? >> it's very easy for you to say that. >> for you to say that. >> i won't say that to anyone. i would never ask someone not to bring someone based on race or color. >> if you don't want to be walking into a basketball game with a certain person, is that racism? >> pretty unbelievable. needless to say, the rant is causing major outrage within the nba and beyond. first, the clippers' players staged a silent protest against

the owner before yesterday's game wearing inside out warmup gear to hide the team name and logo. basketball icon michael jordan and lebron james among those calling for immediate action against sterling. and the fallout does not end there. take a look at some of the reaction from some pretty well-known figures including magic johnson himself and even the president got involved. take a listen. >> we cannot have an nba owner discriminating against a league -- we're a black league, earn kn earnie. >> we shouldn't own a team anymore and stand up and say i don't want to own a team anymore. >> other things away from the series, you node to see from sterling or people or the organization for you to want to continue working for the team? >> don't know yet. i'm just going to leave it at that. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise ignorance, you don't have to do anything. you let them talk and that's what happened here.

>> the nba is investigating sterling's remarks and will address the controversy at a press conference tomorrow. here to talk about it steven howard and legendary sports caster, let's go to the video tape. warner wolf is here. steven howard, know one is going to debate the remarks, they are what they are. i don't agree with the president very often but they are ignore rant, racist, all of the above. what does the nba do and did the nba as brian gumbal suggest, did they know about this for a long time. >> i think they knew about it, but not to this extend. what will they do at 2:00 tomorrow? my guess is the commissioner is going to say donald stern -- sterling, excuse me, your day to day operation running the team is over, and we will try and find a buyer for your team within a time frame. and that's it.

he's gone. the other 29 owners will agree. sterling, they are going to say he's an embarrassment to them, he's an embarrassment to the league. he's bad for business and we don't want any participants of you. >> you know something, there was an on the record statement, if i can bring you, they spent 2.7 million brought by the justice deputy. apparently he has apartments and refused to rent them to non-korean tenants including blacks and hispanics and quoted him as saying in sworn testimony, black tenants smell and attract it. >> they had to have known but as an owner of a team, legally and i think those are the ramifications that they are working with, but i think if you look at donald sterling historically since he brought

the clipper's franchise since 1981 they had the losing franchise and the culture he brought about is really what you see with the production that's out on the court, and now when you have really the guy that you brought in to instill a culture of winning, doc rivers doesn't know if he's going to come back next year, that's the most telling statement than anything i've heard. >> i felt sorry for doc yesterday and his team, what they had to go through. i admire what they did. i thought they did the right thing. there is steven, ambiguity with the nba and rules. do we know for sure they have the ability to push him out? >> well, i think they are going to have to find some sort of middle ground. this is a different nba than the nba when donald sterling bought into the association. this is a player-driven league.

that's why you see coaches are the first to go when the team is not doing well. if they don't do something, you'll see players like greg popovich coming up to the play-offs, you'll see players on the west coast trip. my black is hurting. won't want to play the clippers. players for the clippers not wanting to play because it's player-driven. they will have to find the solution and ultimately, donald sterling will have to relink wish his ownership. >> playing right now the video -- >> minority, that's just not going to hold. >> i agree with you. >> also, you see, they can get him because just like a player, you have to live up to the standards of an owner, and obviously, this guy is just horrendous. >> you have a contract and i've had contracts my entire life. there are moral clauses in our contracts. i assume there is something there legally they can hang their hat on. >> i don't think it will be a

problem. >> steven, i'll go to you first, i know some have called for a boycott of the team. i watch what the players did and i don't think i can remember or recall anything similar in all the years that i followed sports where a whole team did something like that yesterday. i don't want to see the team or the players punished. people don't go to games because of who owns the team but go to watch the players. >> like i mentioned, it's player driven. when it comes down to it, basketball or any sports is about team, unifying. what donald sterling did is eradicated the unfa case. bring them together, i think at the end of the day, it's too much of a distraction. when you play any sport, you have to be focused on the court and you saw the distraction when they lost to the warriors last game but again, it's a team game and he's basically dispelling that team bringing racism in there where really racism is not in sports because you see all

colors, creeds, playing together. >> you see this -- you see it at the end of football games, they all gather, a lot of the guys pray together, work together, live together, train together. it's a different environment. >> thank you. coming up, we'll have more on sterling's racist rant, including how al sharpton is preparing to protest and he's getting an award tonight. there has to be some justification and there is going to be none. they have to be responsible for the lack of care they provide. they need to fix the system. >> a "hannity" week-long investigation. travels to arizona to hear directly from the families who were betrayed by the va, a special

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welcome back to "hannity" the naacp says it will no longer honor sterling at the los angeles chapter which is the may 15th banquet. he'll not receive the award, however, according to the group's website, the list of honorees does still include the reverend al sharpton, it comes as he will rally in front of the headquarters until sterling is fired. here is fox news contributor, david webb. can they fire an own sner. >> no. >> that's the problem. >> bad behavior is not a reason to fire them. >> it's an economic thing if you

can't afford to keep the franchise thing. i think what will drive him out is economics. >> beam leaving. >> and sponsors dropping him. you can't get away with saying something like that and not expect to pay a big price for it. >> how did he get -- they knew about this guy's, you know, he had apartment complexes and didn't want blacks -- >> they knew about him for over a decade. >> why would they honor him and sharpton, the guy that used the "n" word. >> it's hypocrisy. it's hypocrisy. the naacp is not what it used to be. they won't condemn reverend barber, they want condemn the representative from alabama. >> you confronted him. >> he said yes, he's an uncle tom. they don't condemn bigotry but those who agree with them, don't agree with them or fit their agenda. >> when you put it together,

probably sterling contributed, would be my guess. >> no, he gave over $100,000 to black organizations, so you're saying he bought -- >> i didn't say he bought but a lot of these groups, award, lifetime achievement is by how much you give. the republican that gives heavily to democrats. sterling is a republican. >> he gives only to democrats. >> well, if you're in california, what do you do? >> you want to turn this into politics? >> i'm just saying -- >> you know, the one thing i will say, david and i have discussed this. why is it conservative blacks are the single largest group that get attacked and nothing ever happens? how many times in your life? how many times -- >> i don't even count. it's daily. to the point of whether this is politics, this isn't politics. racism and bigotry is in politics. crush it unmercifully sean. that's what the american people have to do. bob is right, don't go to the game, don't show up --

>> i want people to go to the games. don't hurt the players. they have suffered enough here. >> the players are getting paid -- >> they don't want to play before an empty stadium. you don't go to watch the owners -- >> i don't want to punish the players. this is economic punishment. send the nba a message we won't tolerate this and players can do it. >> i would like to see clipper fans wear black arm bands in solidarity. >> the naacp -- >> i think they reversed their t-shirts already. >> that was pretty inspiring. coming up, aniesly earhardt traveled to meet directly with veterans and families betroyed by your government and va. the stories you'll only hear tonight on hannity as we kick off the weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality.

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welcome back to "hannity." we're kicking off week-long hannity investigation. we told you about a disturbing report that dozens of veterans died while waiting for medical appointments and over the weekend, fox and friends first co-host aniesly earhardt traveled to speak with the families impacted and lost loved ones. watch this. >> reporter: thomas served his country honorably in the u.s. navy and also a devoted father and loving husband. >> you loved him? >> yeah, yeah, he was a good guy. he was the one that, you know, he is the kind of person because he was a service man, you got to be a man. you got to do this this way, you got to do it that way and most of the time he was right. >> reporter: when he hit the age of 71 and became ill, he turned to the local va a for help. that's when his son and daughter-in-law say it all went

horribly wrong. what happened to him? >> we took him to the emergency room at the va. he was showing signs of blood. he wasn't feeling well. his stomach hurt. >> reporter: what did the va hospital do? >> nothing. >> reporter: sent him home? >> yes. >> reporter: what did they tell him? >> they did a urine test and baseline ekg, that's what they did. they said for his condition that is normal. >> reporter: what happens next? >> goes home, continues and proceeds to bleed. when we were in the emergency room, the nurse gave me a card that says that a primary doctor we provide for you. they will call you one to three days. i said what if they don't call me? well then you can proceed to call them. i was calling repeatedly. i was getting no answer a lot. >> when a person is bleeding, something is wrong. you keep them for observation, give them tests right away. you don't say we're going to give you a primary in a week.

it doesn't make sense to me. >> reporter: the va never said cancer? >> no, they said for his condition it was normal. >> reporter: normal to have blood in your urine. >> yes. >> reporter: it took you going to another hospital months later to even get a diagnosis to learn he had stage four cancer and he died a few weeks later. >> correct. he died november 30th. >> reporter: what makes you the most mad? makes you furious about this, that you were telling us? >> the part that makes me the most mad, why didn't they act right away? proof. here is the blood. here is the situation we're at. how do you send somebody home like that. >> reporter: there is a doctor that's a whittle blowwhistle bl. he worked at the va. he said there is a secret list and 40 people died because they didn't get the treatment they needed. did you ever think that you would be, your family would be one of those 40? >> no, and you know something?

i'm going to cry now. because i have family that served. i'm sorry. >> reporter: that's okay. i understand. >> that has proven that there are so many beautiful people dying for lack of care. va is responsible for the tears and lives they cause with secret lists. >> he said i don't want to die as a the tears come out of his eyes and he's like why aren't they helping me. >> don't do this to another person. give everybody a chance to live. nobody is god. only god can tell who is going to die. >> ainsley is here with us tonight. i want to start more broadly. the report comes out, as many as 40 people died, two accept

pretty lists. >> the doctor came out and retired and said there is a secret list. the va wanted to get patients in in a two-week period. you call your doctor, people seen within two weeks. they were calling. not taking phone calls. they said get me an appointment. they said we will call you when we have an appointment. they might call months later. they were putting the names allegedly on a secret list so they weren't putting them in the computer system, so when they were ready to see the patients, then they would put them in the computer system and see them in two weeks. >> we'll get specific and meet all different people. you have a case, sally's husband who you just interviewed went into the hospital because he's bleeding. >> her father in law. >> her father in law goes into the hospital, he's bleeding and walk us through. >> sean, he filled up a gallon, a milk jug full of blood in his you are ron and they told him to

go home even though he had a history of bladder cancer. this is september. he's in so much pain, sally kept calling and calling and calling and weren't returning calls. in the beginning of novembersei. he was dig nosed with bladder cancer. thankfully, he did have thanksgiving, but she said maybe if we had known, maybe we could have gotten christmas. >> early diagnose sis is key for any cancer. >> 100%. december after he's dead the va calls and says we can see him now, bring him in and she said he's dead. >> niece guys that put the lives on the line for us and fall for freedoms, we made them a promise, a solum vow. this is part of their benefit, this is part of their pay. they deserve this and they are not getting it and it's institutionalized. >> she said my father in law was treated like a quote animal. she said nobody deserves, this

especially the veterans. you see the shot of she and her husband and son standing around the american flag. her father in law died fought serving our country and died because the va hospital let their family down. >> and you'll be back all week. >> yeah, we interviewed a lot of families, and what is interesting, sean, they each had very similar stories and you'll meet them all this week. >> nobody else in the media is covering the specifics. we'll stay on it. great work. >> my pleasure. hats off and my heart is with all of these families. >> ainsley will be back all week sharing stories. these guys fighting for our freedoms betrayed by the va. here is a preview of what who you will meet tomorrow night. >> he had fractured his back. he need add procedure where they inject surgical cement and they

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how are you? does your husband like me or hate me this week? [ laughter ] >> okay. he loves you but then he could also like you one week and not like you the other week. >> is that marriage, too? every time you come here and have a lot of bling on, i'm like what did he do now? >> that's not sexist, is it? >> it's true. i know he did something. >> trying to dig himself out of a hole. >> why do you assume that? >> all right. he loves you for you. >> maybe he's just kind and generous. >> he is kind and generous. >> my husband adores me and i adore him. we have a great relationship. you seen us together. >> i went out to your ranch and i was shocked and he yelled at me for giving children with cancer an ipod, an ipad. >> that's all contra band, we take it away. candy is contraband.

>> and then she feeds me leaves for dinner. you have cows, i want a piece of cow out there. >> he did let me ride a horse. >> cows are to pet and talk to and -- >> eat. >> they take care of the land. >> exactly. >> cattle take care of land. >> that's why -- >> they work. >> they do. ainsley, this drives me crazy. we'll do this series all week and ainsley goes out and interviews all of these people that lost loved ones, unnecessarily because our government screwed up. you see these people crying. i want to cry with them because of what our government has done to them. it is beyond morally repugnant what happened here. i want to get your reaction. >> this is deep-seeded. it's like our country doesn't care. it goes back to the first bush, then clinton, then the second bush, and now obama. remember dana priest from 2007 exposed walter reed and that

washington post and everybody in shock about that? she exposed so much of the environment they were in with roaches and rats everywhere and the conditions and how they were being treated, our vets. >> i've been to walter reed. walter reed was amazing to me in terms of the level or rehabilitation they would be able to provide these guys. >> this has been going on for years. >> the abuse. >> the abuse, the negligence, the lack of any kind of real care. i mean, we know vets where they go in for care and months later they are treated. they have to constantly be on them to get their basic care. >> listen, i mean no disrespect, these are our heros that put everything on the line for us. most people treat their dogs and cats better than we're treating -- >> i know. >> they have better health care, dogs and cats. >> they do. >> what happened here is not about ocbama or bush but coming up with a mandate, we guarantee

that you'll be served in 30 days, and when that doesn't happen, instead of helping and saying it's going to be longer, they shred the documents and let them die. we saw this in new orleans. we guarantee an ex fast trail. they set murders free until gangsters thought the punishment for murder was 30 days. >> obama is saying we need to investigate this. clearly, we do. now you have to rely on government to fix a problem that the government is responsible for. so people sitting at home and saying, i don't know if i trust them. this is the one group of people in our society that should be protected first. these are the people that protected us. >> it's vile. >> protected our freedom. >> it subhuman because we know when dana priest exposed that and another woman that wrote that with her, with walter reed, how is this possible this is still going on? >> i question why people put

their faith, hope, and trust in the government. social security is broke, why do you trust obamacare is going to be there for you? >> because government tells us they are here to take care of us. are you going to believe in private enterprise? ourself. it's harder to do that. you have things telling you government is here to protect you. when you're in need, forget about yourself and your family, step aside, mommy and daddy is going to come in. >> the liberals deal with concepts like it would be great if they got it in 30 days and people in l.a. are the same way. they deal with the concept. the rest is stuck with the real world where they aren't getting help. you got the owner of the la clippers, donald sterling, what should happen? >> i don't care. i don't care if he lives or dies. he said something racist talking to his stupid mistress over the phone. if everyone loses their job for

the stupid things they say privately on the phone would be worse than it was with obama. >> he's the owner of a team. >> he's privately talking on the phone. >> how come we all know about it? he wasn't just privately talking -- >> she recorded him. it wasn't a press conference. >> completely disgustingly racist. >> let's take his skin off and drag him behind a truck. >> it's dangerous when people don't take racist remarks serious -- >> i don't agree with brian gumble, brian gumble was right. he had a history. why did the nba not act sooner. >> for 20 years, he had a history of making the comments. >> he only wanted quote korean tenants. >> being a racist. >> you're okay with people being racist? >> i'm okay with people saying racist stuff to their mistresses privately on the phone. i don't care. >> he just got caught. you shouldn't be racist, the

bottom line. >> can you think racist thoughts, is that okay? >> that's not okay, gavin. >> come on -- >> electric shock -- >> don't you find racist people ignore rant? >> of course, we all do. that's the point. >> can't tolerate this. >> okay. >> we got to run. >> intolerance of intoll rant. >> we got to roll. >> good to see you guys, all three of you, my favorite panel in the world. janice had a strong word. >> it is a strong word. >> you're saying the people building the keystone pipeline are like hitler. >> you can say that. >> that infiltrate the keystone pipeline. i'll go head-to-head with a showdown you cannot show me the carfax® hello. shopping for a used car with the right history?

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so-called against a job-creating pipeline. >> and the excel pipeline will pollute all of our water sources, all of our soil. >> reporter: all of them? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think the chances are it could significantly cause an environmental problem, serious environmental problem? >> 100%. >> reporter: genocide is a strong word. >> it is. >> reporter: you're saying the people building the keystone pipeline are like hitler? >> you can say that. >> how much money has the fossil fuel industry put into lobbying, ads, to mislead the american public about 50 jobs? >> here with reaction to tell us why she opposes the keystone pipeline, actress, activists, i bailed her out of jail once. thank you, welcome to new york. >> you flew out on a jet with carbon e megss. >> no. >> it's interesting you

characterized the heartland's ranchers and farmers as environmental extremists when many of them are your audience members. >> wait a minute, interestingly, there are blue collar workers, unions that are on my side here. >> and also unions that are against the keystone pipeline including the nurses' union. that is a lot of the reasons the ranchers and farmers and first nations, communities and native americans are against it. it will endanger the water source for millions of -- >> the life blood of our economy, like it or not, is energy. we need energy. >> i agree. >> here is why i like you. here is why i like you. the "kill bill" movie had a transam and you brought it and run it on fossil fuel. >> corn -- >> what it says is it creates

more greenhouse gases -- >> and i agree, yes. any monocrop petroleum base drop will do that. let me say something about the energy issue is that this oil that's coming from the tarzans that's destined for the gulf of mexico is supposed to go for sale on the global market. that oil is not for america. this is an energy security for america. >> 50 million are in poverty and on food stamps. >> it's 35 permanent jobs. it's temporary jobs. >> if you go to north dakota and texas, the unemployment rate is zero because they are drilling. more natural gas, more cole, more oil than the entire middle east combined. >> so then let me ask you this, then why are we buying this pipe from india? why aren't we manufacturing here

in the states? >> i agree. >> why are we allowing this oil to jeopardyize our water -- why are we allowing the oil pipeline to jeopardyize the -- >> look -- >> no, it is true. >> no, it's not true. >> a congressional committee pressed the ceo of trans canada ask asked if it was for america and he said no. >> we have hundreds of years worth of coal and natural gas and more oil as john hutold me. we have more energy than the entire middle east combined and while we're developing new technology, which i will support you on, we need to tap into america's resources, hire people, let people work, and be energy self-sufficient. until you find a better

solution -- >> we have a better solution. >> no, it's not. >> we have the technology. if we put americans to work on true energy independence and resilience and creating infa -- infrastructure. >> wind farms, solar panels? >> solar, yeah, yes. >> it's not been perfected. >> it has been perfected. >> you have a house. that does not mean its been perfected. >> are you kidding me? look at other countries. >> this is a longer conversation, here is the deal. you'll be on my radio show for an hour tomorrow and we'll have a fight about it. >> or we'll come to an agreement about it. how about that? >> why do you always want to bring peace to the world? i'm trying to get oil and get jobs to get americans back to work. up next here tonight on "hannity". >> if i were in charge, they would know that water hoarding is how we baptize terrorists.

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welcome back to "hannity" former alaska governor sara palin spoke at the nra rally in indianapolis and got a lot of people talking after explaining how she would deal with terrorists if she were commander in chief. >> if an afgsal plot meant to carry out jihad. but you can't offend them, or make them feel uncomfortable, even a smidgen. charge, they would know that water boarding is how

we baptize terrorists. >> i would say that is the quote of the week. the brand new book rick santorum. >> how are you doing. >> if someone kidnapped your kids and you called one of the kidnapper woz there be anything you'd do to stop to get information about where wur kids are? >> obviously, torture isn't something -- i don't think water boarding is torture. >> you raise points in the book that are important to me. that is i think republican party better get their act together put forward an inspiring agenda. why aren't they doing that? >> hoping your plot will self destruct is not a good strategy. they're not putting forth a positive vision.

one of the reasons i felt compelled to write this book is put a positive vision for folks that want to go for it. we have to show we care to talk to them about where they are and how we can make life better. >> labor unions now supporting conservatives on energy. >> yes. i was with a guy the other day. he was telling me you know, my guy is one of those republicans but they're out there poking at us all the time. >> poking at us? less taxes? >> i'm saying me. >> i know. what we need to do is focus on where people are, and talk about energy and manufacturing and talk about, you know having programs we can get skills so seven #% of americans don't have a college degree. a lot of folks, you know -- >> i'm a blue collar guy.

i did time in steel town. . >> i know the kind of worker that's want to be with us they have to prove we care enough about them. >> they believe -- they don't believe in government handouts. they don't believe in these things they don't believe cultural changes the left is trying to push to rewrite american culture they see republicans for folks for business. all republicans think about are three things, with the economy, balance the budge writ, cut taxes for higher income individuals and cut benefits. >> it's energy. >> i know. >> that is our economic message. if you're 70% or 80% of america you say we need to start talking to people. your idea with creating opportunities for people to get energy jobs? >> it's working. i'm getting thousands of people jobs. i don't believe the government is going to be able to get it right. >> we have to meet people where

they are. stop talking macro economics and talk micro economics. we talk about how to get people in those jobs also talking about importance of marriage as a family. you know? every study coming out on income and equality said the profound components is where people are married or not. we don't do enough to promote the benefits of marriage. we get talking about definitions of marriage instead of focusing on importance of people getting married >> i watched you with bob shaver yesterday you're in. i know you're running. >> look. i'm -- i wrote this book for 2014. but there is a lot of -- >> just admit it. i saw you're in. >> there is a lot in the book i think would be a good thing for a candidate to have in 2016. >> good to see you. >> is bella doing well? >> bella is doing great i'm finishing up another book that will be out next year. >> appreciate it i hope conservatives read it.

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