know better sleep with sleep number. thanks for joining us tonight in for megyn kelly. i'll be back on friday. thanks for watching, everybody. this is the "kelly file." welcome to "hannity." tonight we have a jam-packed show. america, are you ready? time to roll. >> when did you start caring so much about the brain fitness of those who have to hold the oval office? >> karl rove taking heat over comments he made about hillary clinton's health. the architect is here. he wants to set the record straight. the clintons circle the wagon to shield hillary clinton from the benghazi fallout. >> in my opinion, hilly did what she should have done. >> can the role be expose snd. >> i'm not surprised secretary

clinton asked what difference does it make. i'm surprised how many people bought it. >> tonight in annul ask sean with a twist, dagen is taking charge and putting me to the test. and our panel reacts to the latest scandals surrounding the biggest names in tinsel town. all that plus my good friend michael w. smith unveils his latest cd. "hannity" starts right here right now. >> tonight his comments about hillary clinton's health caused an uproar. first, let's explain how this all unfolded. on monday "the new york post" ran a story on page six, the gossip page, karl rove, hilary may have brain damage. despite the fact it was not a direct quote, in typical fashion they wasted no time trying to take down the architect. let's take a look. >> let's start robert and margaret with sharking,

reprehensible comments from karl rove. >> first of all, may i think that's vaguely sexist. >> just one quick question before you go there house md, when did you start caring so much about the brain fitness of those who have to hold the oval office? >> i got to give him credit, you know, that embodies the old saying consistency is the goblin of little minds. >> this is what i would say of capacity, dr. rove might have been the last person to recognize the president won reelection including the state of ohio, so we'll leave it at that. >> baghdad bob himself is probably the only person that believes his talking points had nothing to do with benbenghazi. here to set the record straight, karl rove. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm sure it bothers you when baghdad carney talks about it --

>> being insulted by jay carney, does that make me an honorary white house correspondent -- >> it probably does. >> i read your comments, she wasn't in the hospital 30 days, she was in the hospital four days. she did come out with the glasses that you referenced. nobody knows for sure what happened here. what was it, you did say, what were you communicating? >> here is the deal. this is a 30-day long episode. she returns from the czech republic on december 7th of 2012 with a terrible virus and by monday they postponed the trip and by tuesday they cancelled it. she's last publicly seen on the 7th by saturday, they say that sometime that week she has fallen and hit her head, and that she will not be able to testify, that she's going to -- her doctors on the 20th of december wanted a a benghazi hearing, her doctor told her to

stay at home. on the 30th of december she goes to the hospital for routine exam and find a good clot, a 119-word statement and she's released. she's in the hospital for four days. from december 7th to january 7th before she shows back up at the state department. this is serious. so i made two points in my remarks at a conference in california. first of all, this was a serious health incident and if she thinks about running for president, i know people say she's running and made her decision. it's a more difficult calculations. if you turn 69 two weeks before the 2016 election and you had this serious health incident and if you get elected, you'll

serve, you might for eight years, you'll be 77 at the end of it. you wouldn't be human if you didn't say i had this incident, do i really want to do this? my point was this incident more complicated and contributes to whether or not she should run. my second point, every candidate gets asked for health records and there is a doctor at the new york times for example who is the bayne of every presidential and vice presidential campaign because they want your records and they want to talk to your doctors. pie point was she'll have to deal with this at some point and be more forthcoming. she never let her doctors. dick cheney had a fiblator and in 2001, literally his three doctors had a news conference until the press was exhausted in asking questions. in this instance we only heard

119-word statement. my point was they will have to be ready to deal with this. does she have brain damage? no, i think she had a brain episode and a concussion and blood clot. that's serious. they say that she has been, that she's completely recovered. i understand today president clinton said that it took her sixth months. that's to be anticipated. this is serious. the left's angst on this and the insults and adjectives and verges, i want to see if they throw them at the new york times and ask her and wins the democratic nomination, the same thing they ask include her husband. >> i don't recall her husband made public the records. >> they did. he released records in 1992, i believe, but in 1996 they tried

to only put up part of them but finally by october they put out everything and had conversations, "the new york times" excoriated him saying he was the least cooperative of presidential candidates. if they do that, fine. let him say that now. the health records are off limits and nobody has a right to do it but every other presidential candidate since the '70s, i believe, is -- has done this, is this going to be the issue of the 2016 campaign? no. my point is she's going to have to do it, everything else has to. i know you don't like to do it. i can remember the conversations in 2000 and 2004. the mainstream media will demand them and can know the health status of american presidents

who had a couple of them in cleveland who had a cancer removed from the top of his jaw in secret. we had one president -- >> let me ask you, health issues come up 50 -- i think it's 50/50 she runs. i'm not as convinced. she was supposed to be in 2008. if she doesn't run, we hear republican options. what are republican options besides ocho -- omally. >> if she decides not to run i think there will be a cavalcade of office holders. some may be elected this year who will suddenly throw their hats in the ring but they don't have a very large bench, and it could be problematic for them if she doesn't run. >> karl rove, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> it's a banal of honor when

baghdad carney attacks you. >> you're giving him too much attention. he's the least consequential mouthpiece for the white house in 30 years. >> true. >> he gives the secretariry of press a bad name. let him insult the press -- >> welcome to the club. being under fire. that's a good place to be. means you're doing your job. in my opinion, hilary can what she should have done. >> bill comes to his wife's defense when asked about how hilary handled the terrorist attack that left four americans dead. head-to-head, and also ann coulter is taking on left-wing ignorance in the launch to help free kidnapped nigerian school girls that is in effective and doing nothing. that and more on "hannity" straight ahead. [ male announcer ] this is kevin.

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welcome back to "hannity." the clinton family is protecting the fallout. he put the wheels in motion when he publicly defended his wife's handling of the terror attack during a summit in washington. take a look. >> in my opinion, hilary did what she should have done. she i'm panelled a committee with the joint chiefs of staff back stage and the most senior diplomat who is working with more republicans and democrats in his life and they looked into what was wrong and gave 29

recommendatio recommendations. she took them and started implementing them and established the fact whether it was right or wrong in the past, secretaries of state never were involved directly in these security decisions. >> now also in audition to help from our own family, my next guest, a clinton advisor is planning to lead a truth squad to counter acquisitions made against her highness, hilary. here to explain what that means, lanny davis is with us and joining us for the weekly standard, steven hays. we'll start with three simple, basic questions, not a big deal, i just want direct answers, okay? why did the state department refuse multiple attempts to get extra security for benghazi, especially when we were the last people flying a flag there and british and red class left? why did they not give the security requested? >> i think that the findings of

both admiral mullin and tom and the senate and intelligence committee -- >> i'm asking why. >> democrats saying the answer to your question is that there should have been greater care taken in promoting security for that embassy and that was a mistake. >> okay. >> that was not intentional and it didn't involve the secretary of state. those are the findings -- >> your job is to protect hilary, i understand -- >> you can talk over me tonight, sean, but i'll talk back. >> you can talk back all you want. >> my job is to tell the truth. >> i have a next question -- >> how did lamb testify before congress and she said how horrible to watch the events unfold in realtime and beth jones said the next day to the libyan president that al sharia was responsible, radical islamists were responsible for this attack on september 12th. explain how that evolved into

this massive lie about a youtube video and demonstration? >> here is a fact you can't refuse. the massive lie you just described -- >> massive. >> was written by the cia based upon their best current intelligence. fact -- >> you didn't answer my question -- >> no -- >> i asked you -- >> not true. [ overlapping speakers ] >> my fact is -- >> the state department -- >> the cia. >> lanny -- >> are you going to -- >> president -- >> answer the question -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> answer -- >> i ask the questions and you answer them. >> i can rebut it. >> the day after beth jones said sharia was responsible to the attack to the president, how did that evolve into an entirely different story and as it relates to langly, why didn't they listen to the station chiefs on the ground? >> the answer that the cia said is that we made a misjudgment -- >> judgment. >> based upon current intelligence. i ask you to answer my

question -- >> when you get a show, i'll answer your question. >> you won't answer the question until you know the truth, sean. >> i can answer the question. it's simple. on the evening of september 11th, hillary clinton put out a statement, which in part blamed the video, when you fast forward to what the cia said, the cia did say that there were spontaneous protests that evolved. >> thank you. >> but did not make the story about a video and if you go back to the testimony and written testimony when he was asked questions about it, he specifically said that the video story did not come from the cia. so those are the facts. >> what you just said actually was misleading. what the cia wrote is it came from protests in cairo, everybody knows that protests in cairo were triggered by the video. >> next question, next question -- >> hang on, hang on a second. >> crew -- >> next logical question. >> yes or know, guys. >> lanny, stop with your aggressivee himry crap

because it's not going to work here. >> is that your answer -- >> the next question -- >> sean -- >> lanny, the next logical question is this, you have people on the ground, people that were eyewitnesss, congress has not had access to them. there is videotapes what happened that night, lamb watched them in realtime, so why would you talk to the people in langly and not talk to the people witnesses to who occurred why was congress denied access to those people? >> i think there were mistakes made and judge thes wrong that have proven to be correct. everybody says that. >> you're interrupting. the argument is was there a potential agenda that spontaneous demonstration and the cia wrote the words, spontaneous demonstration -- >> i have a question for

steve -- >> steve, look, that's not, look, that's not fair. that's not clear and that's not true. what the cia a said was spontaneous demonstration -- >> triggered by the cairo protests. >> specifically did not have anything to do with the cia that we did not provide that information and hillary clinton said that on the evening of september 11th. >> i asked you a question. >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> the cairo protests were triggered by the video. do you disagree -- >> i have a question -- >> gentlemen! >> i have a question for steve. as it relates to lanny's point -- >> that was wrong. >> i'm asking steve a question. >> it was a misjudgment. >> lanny, i know you're obsessed with the clintons and you can't control yourself, calm down. >> you're obsessed with interrupting and you can't be polite -- >> you can't tell me the truth -- >> and you can hurl personal

attack words. >> and clinton -- >> and when you talk over me, i'm not going to allow you to talk over me. >> fine. >> you do that all the time. >> did you hear, steven, of a case where a demonstration where rpgs are in the back pocket and happen to pull them out and fire them and it goes on for 14 hours and we don't send anybody in to help? >> that was not the case. it was clear there was at least some preplanning and preorganization to the attacks and by the end of the week and subsequent weeks, while the senior administration officials were still pushing the video line, the cia had backed away from claims that it had anything to do with any demonstration and a couple weeks in, the state department itself acknowledged -- >> so we agree, steve, that the intelligence changed over time as more information came in but there was no intentional misrep sination -- >> you don't know that. that's your guess. >> well, i do know -- >> you don't know that. >> excuse me, i do know what the intelligence committee senator, the republican, senator --

>> we'll bring him on. let me tell you one think your missing, the people on the ground were -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> lanny, the question -- >> the question to you -- >> beth jones -- >> why didn't she attribute the attack to the video on the evening of september 11th? there had been no intelligence assessment whatsoever and she put out a statement at that time blaming the video. isn't that jumping ahead? >> we got to run. >> we didn't know the details. >> i think everybody agrees that was wrong and a mistake. there is a difference between a mistake and an intentional misaccemi misrepresentation. >> this is an unkind contribution for hillary clinton to her 2016 campaign every time you're on. thank you for being with us. >> she's taking charge of this week's edition of "ask sean." she's putting her own twist on things. i don't know what she's going to ask. ann coulter with a a left-wing fire storm after mocking the twitter campaign

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a one word. >> i can't. you tried this on video once. >> we're breaking the radio dude in you, the i can't -- >> i'all right, i'll try. >> get it tight. concise. >> concise. >> on point. >> on point. >> you ready? >> go. >> lewinsky. >> clinton. >> i know that was not the first word that came to your mind. >> it was not. i'm not going to lie. there you go. you got the answer. >> i got you turning a little red. >> a little, yeah. >> number two, putin. >> tough. >> really? >> tougher than obama. >> really? >> yeah, i think he's tougher than obama. sadly. i wish i didn't say that -- >> i'm waiting for the videos and photos of him with in shirt on because -- >> playing hockey was pathetic. >> there we go. >> he had six goals and five assists in one game and he can't skate. i know because i used to play

hockey. >> but tough. >> tougher than obama. >> he does have man boobs, he has to much estrogin. >> mom jeans, like with the plates in the front. i think the president of the united states is accused of wearing mom jeans. >> awful. get a pair of dark levis and leave it alone. >> you need to tighten up your wardrobe. >> what is wrong? >> you look like you're raiding bob beckel's closet. >> i lost a lot of weight. >> we do choke hold, go for the artery and choke them off. >> that's the next -- >> i only use it defensively. want me the show you a trick? >> no. >> next up. >> one thing. >> we'll do it at the end. >> okay. >> next up, 2016. >> too close to call. i can't say. i don't know who it is going to

be. >> give me one word, dude. >> one word. >> 2016. >> coming. >> you got nothing else? >> i got nothing else. i don't have a crystal ball for 2014. >> what needs to change between,and then. >> republicans in washington need to get an agenda, five items that unite the tea party and the establishment and it needs to be energy, it needs to be a consensus al a terntive to obamacare, the plan to balance the budget, school choice and control the boarders, five things. >> a lightning round. kevin durant. >> love him. >> indeed. tim geithner. >> moron. >> socialist. >> just dumb. >> how about -- [ laughter ] >> failed. >> france. >> failed. >> us, potentially. >> bon jovi. >> like him. >> really? >> i love music. i know he's been beaten up by critics. his songs are fun.

if i would say one word, one word, fun. i think he puts on a fun show. >> i can see you rocking light pants, growing the hair out. >> no, i like the new bonn vee. >> tequila. >> shots. >> the new york rangers. >> love them. love them. my team 2-1, crosby take that, lun lunld que lundqvist, my assistant loves him. is he single? >> no, married but smoking hot i akbree. >> what is that? >> let's go rangers. >> big time. want to see my move? come here. >> really? >> i don't really want you to touch me. [ laughter ] >> i got to break. >> boom. >> ouch. you got your embarrassment.

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picture and she wasn't the only one that thought it would help. senator barbara posted this picture can democratic colleagues on monday. my next gust with me has taken issue with this campaign and after ann coulter posted this photo mocking the effort, she ignited an absolute fire storm. what does that say to people that can't see it? >> michelle obama's was hashtaged bring back our girls, so mine is hashtag bring back our country. >> and hashtaged bring back our balls. look, everybody wants the girls back. >> it's utterly pathetic skpem bar -- and embarrassing. obama has done what happened in 100 years to happen to britain. china is about to take control of the pacific realm and israel is moving on, the middle east is

falling apart. we lost our power throughout the world and these idiots think that, and hashtag, is some major policy initiative. how about michelle ocbama have hashtag i'm married to an idiot. >> oh, boy, you just made your headline. seriously, what should the u.s. roll be, we have flights, literally, i just got this flying over nigeria. >> right. >> reconnaissance flights, let say we find them. i have no confidence in nigeria special forces, if they exist, the only people that have a chance would be the u.s. military or the israelis, period. >> right. but i mean, it's kind of a pathetic gesture when we can't even protect our own ambassador. we can't take these case by case. the larger issue like i talked about and wrote a book about is

that democrats are all for american women weeping for their sons, provided the military intervention does nothing to help the united states of america. why were they against iraq and bill clinton bragged about how our intervention was fantastic because the serves absolutely no american interest. it should be the reverse. we should not be involved or using the american taxpayers' dollars and american blood to be military intervening anyplace. >> so in other words, if -- >> unless it helps the united states of america, sorry. >> here is the question, then, does it help in regards, i would argue if we did successfully find the girls and save them, would it not be a message to the rest of the world. >> it was iraq and liberals against it. there is a he is sage. we had a dictator that sheltered -- >> stay out of it.

>> we had the '93 world trade center bombers to iraq and attempting to assassinate a president of the united states. what about the way uday and k usa y treated women in iraq. liberals were hysterical about that intervention. libya, as soon as gaddafi becomes our friend, that's when obama wants to go in but support the muslim brotherhood in egypt. every place around the world serves american interest? no, obama won't intervene. when it doesn't serve american interest, they pretend they want to go in but they don't, they want to hold up hashtags and think they have done something and feel good about themselves. >> pretty pathetic. >> very pathetic. >> the only name these terrorists will understand is a bullet in the brain. it's a war on terror, mad people, evil people.

>> hashtag, help me escape this idiot. >> coming up, breaking news about the robbery investigation involving justin bieber and also the latest on the arrest of al a lek ba -- alec baldwin, a good friend of this show and a good friend of ann. >> i defend him.

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see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. welcome back to "hannity." another run in with the law for justin bieber. the lapd is investigating him for attempted robbery. he was out playing mini golf and got into an altercation with guys at batting cages. he noticed a female was trying to snap a picture of him on her cell phone. big deal. bieber reached into her purse to grab her phone to delete the photos but tonight a worker at the place where the incident took place said this version of events sin accurate and that the woman snapping the pictures was the aggressor and bieber never grabbed anybody's phone.

no comment from justin's pr squad. here with reaction, the great american panel. >> hannity, i'm horrified. >> in the grand scheme of things, fox news senior corresponde corresponde correspondent geraldo. so i have a little background. i won't say who but i know somebody on a couple flights with justin bieber and told me some stories that this kid is out of control. stories about the pot, the a monkey, all that stuff is true. this person told me. so, it wouldn't surprise me if in fact, this happened but, you know, why isn't there one person in this posse of his that has courage to stand up and say hey, you little brat, stop. >> because they act the same way. you know, what little respect i ever had for him because he hasn't made quite a living, i lost it when he paid in the

janitor's mop bucket. i can't get that out of my head. >> i got that one. good point. >> tmz has the footage. >> i know. >> he runs around with all kinds of punks every day but guess what? he's 20 years old now. time to act like a man. >> you covered a lot of stories over the worlds about celebrities, elvis, jfk, some that died of drug overdoses, what happens? they have enablers. not one of them. they are sucking off the fruits of their labor, none of them has the courage to stand up, michael jackson. >> i won't argue with the basic premises, i think it's correct but as in this case where the accuser has now been rebudded by every other eyewitness, this is a trumped up charge in terms of grabbing the cell phone, it didn't happen. >> we're reading from everybody around the place -- >> maybe he paid this girl off. >> give him a break, just like he was wildly drunk and stoned in miami --

>> okay, smoking pot and told to stop. >> toilet papering becomes a felony. there is celebrity justice and this is celebrity injustice -- >> stop. >> stop. >> let's go to alec baldwin. let's go to alec baldwin, some of the greatest hits. i can't play this enough. >> thank you. >> did you hear what i said? >> yes. >> answer me yes or no. >> you're here when my wife and kid come out here, you have a big problem, don't you know that? >> okay. >> maybe you are as dumb as you look. >> did you hit my wife in the face with a make phone. >> i honestly did not. >> do you want to apologize her on camera. i asked you a question. get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> you have unsummited insulted last time.

you don't have the brains or as a human being, i don't care that you're 12 years old or 11 years old, you better be ready friday the 20th to meet with me so i can tell you how i feel about what a rude little pig you are. you are a rude faultless little pig, okay? >> bernie, he wouldn't turn off his cell phone playing words with friends when the flight attendant told him to turn it off. they had to take the plane back. >> he's alec baldwin, why should he? this boy is a spoiled pampered punk. you saw him talking to a female reporter and said horrible things to two female new york city cops who should have did to him what jay-z's sister-in-law did to him before they took him into the station. >> look at geraldo's face. don't defend that. >> the tape involving the child was horrifying.

it was eight years ago and scared him for life. >> scared him for life? how about her? ? slow down. you have a situation here. i was rushing over here, coming down broadway and the traffic in new york is a mess because of the 9/11 commemoration and the president coming to town and a bus was trying to make a left and had to move the barricades. i ran in front of the bus and the police sergeant saw me and they were going to respond, geraldo, with alec baldwin it doesn't happen that way. >> those girls didn't know who he was and he's going the wrong way. >> why are you defending this little brat? >> i think once someone gets a stereo type -- >> he's screaming and cursing at women -- >> i'm not defending alec baldw baldwin. >> with gay slurs. >> you are defending alec baldwin. >> people get worse treatment -- >> just call it -- >> he cursed out the cops. he was cursing out the police. >> because he had a female reporter cursing -- >> what did he say to the cops? i didn't hear the curse words.

>> m-iffer. you don't know who the f i am. >> cops pull me over -- >> sometimes being a celebrity is more of a handicap when it comes to the law. >> really? >> he's going on your boat this weekend? >> going on a date this weekend? >> call a spade a spade. >> alec baldwin -- >> is a bully. >> hounded by the paparazzi. >> he's a mental patient. >> he's been harassed every single day. you -- >> you want -- >> you want the paparazzi following you the way they follow alec baldwin? they do it to provoke him and get the footage that they got. >> last word? >> i'm going to inject one bit of reason, they are all doing it for money. >> what about the paparazzi. >> justin bieber -- >> so what. move to a gated community in west chester county. >> live in the middle of manhattan.

believe me, he love is it. >> he loves it. >> before said and done, this guy is going to do something insane. he's going to hurt somebody, mark my words. >> sadly. >> sadly. >> an uncontrollable temper and you're defending him. >> how did i get put in the >> every day. >> ger rald yes i would smile for cameras and say hi, guys how are you? >> taylor swift was in new york city with paparazzi all the time. this never happens. >> christian singer song writer here to talk about his new project as "hannity" continues he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial,

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welcome back to "hannity". artist behind the song you heard is michael w smith. my friend, amazingly with over

three decades in the business. 28 number one hits. critics saying that sovereign, his new cd could be the best song you ever heard. it's on amazon, walmart, everywhere. how are you doing? >> doing great. >> we did our freedom concerts together. i'm listening to the album, cd. i keep saying album. >> listen to the new cd. you told me you kind of reinvented yourself. i have an orchestra in the background you put on mazing shows you do some hits to a big band, that is new to you. you've done this. this is big, though. how is the reinvention, in other words? >> as an artist, you want to, i mean you're going to retire and call it a day or just push

yourself. artistically i feel like there is a new day. i did a lot of things differently than in the past. i worked with brand new people. brand new label. young kids i'm writing with, producing my record. it's a year in the making and went through 120 songs to get 12. just raised the barre just turned out incredible. >> this is different. you've had cross over hits, pop hits. you also, you know place in the world and honored the military. you've done nasa christmas shows with choirs and or chessras. it's like a big anthem. >> well, the record is a big sounding record. you know this is a worship record. you know? but not your typical worship record. it's marrying this pop side of

me to this worship side of me. so -- >> the dark side of you? you don't write about that music. >> i try not to let the dark side show. i'm still on the journey. it's a record for the times we're living in. there is a sovereign name to the record, there is a song called sovereign addressing this topic of demons in the sorrow. these are hard times, it's hard. tough times. trying to explain and warn people times are going to be hard. but that is the political question. i won't go into that. >> thank you. >> do you worry that things are really bad now? i mean, people, 50 million americans in poverty. 50 million americans on food stamps unemployment, labor participation lowest since 1978. i say this every night.

after you -- after september 11th you wrote a song there she stands >> i try to do my best on the political side to vote for the right people. >> working on it. >> yes. we're troubled but as people that believe this encounter with a person of christ, we've got to do our part to change the world. there is a lot of work to be done. i feel it's not the government's job to do. we've got the poor and great need i feel like we, as believers are supposed to take care of that kind of stuff. so yeah, there needs to be -- >> government the not the answer. >> i love it. great, new, "sovereign" cd in stores everywhere. good to see you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> that is all the time we have left this evening. we hope you'll set your dvr record "hannity" the series. no matter what you're doing.

start your day with fox from z.friends 5:00 to 9:00 each weekday morning. thanks for joining us. michael throwing us out, tomorrow night. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. >> big verbal brawl between karl rove and hillary clinton over the possible presidential candidate's health. and now bill clinton is weighing in. >> now they say she is auditioning for a part on the walking dead. >> we have a special report oncoming. >> american airlines, three hours late, taking off from los angeles. why? they didn't have a crew. >> outraged brewing over the airlines abusing their customers. a very frequent flier dennis miller will weigh in tonight. >> now, what do you ala