brothers much, but when it comes to the other side, different story. we'll ask mitt romney what he thinks about that. we're getting lots of comments on twitter about one segment in particular. can you guess which one it was? see you tomorrow night. and this is a fox news alert. tonight we are following three major developing stories. now first the white house is in crisis mode yet again after it exposed the name of the central agency's top officer in afghanistan putting this individual and his family at risk. new developments in the va scandal. there are new allegations of u.s. vets being neglected after reports that as many as 60 bodies have been lying in a southern california morgue for the past year and a half. we have details on that any moment. the third story we're following

the horrific murder rampage from friday that left six people dead in southern california. ed, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> you have a hard job. it's good to see you in new york. you're there every day. this was a big deal with vallu plame. >> they got the president for a secret trip to afghanistan. he's planning to give this major speech here on wednesday in new york at west point. they had all this laid out. instead he's being dogged by breaking news tonight which is the white house council is investigating how this cia agent was outed and what they can do

to prevent it in the future. the military put that list together. the white house passed it on to the white house press corps. it went out to 6,000 press reporters all over the world. they say it was an accident. the military put it on the list. somebody at the white house should have seen it and caught. they insist there was no mal intent here. valeri plame went after the obama administration today saying, this was astonishing for this to happen. >> i think the pressure is going to grow more as the day goes on. the special prosecutor that was put on the case, he discovered that richard armitage was the leaker for novak.

>> there was great political pressure at the time. the allegation was the bush administration outed valeri plame for her husband being a severe critic of iraq. there's a lot of talk of investigations in washington right now. we haven't seen special councils appointed like fitzgerald. the white house council is going to look at this and see how they can fix this. >> let me ask you about the va scandal. we know that veterans have died. it seemed institutionalized to me. each state seems to have adopted the same tactic, the secret waiting list. where's the sense of urgency? why so slow?

>> they feel like they are being intense because they say, like, the president took one of his top aids and sent him over to the va to get on top of shins i shinseki. it was many days after the scandal blew open. why didn't someone catch it sooner? >> i know it's not quite the white house presidential seal behind you, but it's great to have you with us. thanks for being with us. as the white house scrambles to contain the damage, shannon breen, she's in washington tonight with the very latest. shannon? >> outrage tonight.

congressman jeff miller saying despite repeated attempts to confirm key witnesses for the va scandal, he's got no confirmation they're going to show up tomorrow. absolute bewildserment that the witnesses were not confirmed this afternoon. getting time lly information fr the department you lead is abysm abysmal. you'll recall over the weekend the va issued a statement that said when veterans cannot get care in a timely fashion, they will be allowed to seek out private care. the va released a facts sheet and noted it offered areas that

are specialized to va health care delivery and are hard to find outside the va for the fiscal year, the va has spent nearly $3.4 billion on non-va care for vets. why were so many vets dumped on to secret waiting lists and were not told they had non-va options? >> according to a local cbs station in los angeles, the bodies of 28 vets at the l.a. county morgue were just moved to a cemetery for burial this

friday after being there for months. >> it's absolutely amazing. now we're seeing veterans who are waiting in these lists in death at this point. it's absolutely saddening. the interesting thing here is we're seeing a circular firing squad over these agencies passing blame whether it is the l.a. county coroners office blaming the va or it's the va themselves who are saying the l.a. county coroners office never notified them they had the bodies. there's a lot of blame going around, but nothing actually happened for 18 months. now because the press over in los angeles actually exposed what was going on, now something's happening. that's pretty pathetic at this point. >> it's very pathetic and very disturbing. one has to ask how could that possibly happen. last friday, a madman elliot

roger, age 22, embarked on a premeditated mass murder. he stabbed three people to death in his apartment before shooting three other people to death in santa barbara. the murderer then killed himself. today we're learning more about the killer's mind-set as well as the missed warning signs regarding these deadly plans. we have the very latest. >> reporter: no classes at uc santa barbara today. instead a memorial service here at the university's soccer stadium to honor those six innocent students who died. the chancellor giving this community more time to heal and reflect after 22-years-old elliot roger went on a murderous rampage here on friday night that started at his apartment and ended on the streets of this college town.

people are ducking for cover to evade gunshots. a student working at the store was killed and two sorority sisters who were gunned down a block away. roger had e-mailed a chilling manifesto to his therapist and his parents and posted a youtube video on his plans to slaughter people who had wronged him and women who had rejected him. as his parents were driving to intervene, they heard the report. one student says it's a miracle she's still alive after the gunman shot at her and missed. >> there was no one else around. i was the only person on the streets. it was a friday night. there was no one else around. i was the only one. he looked directly at me and shot at me multiple times.

i hadn't even ran yet. he didn't hit me. >> reporter: he attended santa barbara city college and livered in isla vista for three years. one neighbor who did not want to be identified said he had a premonition that elliot roger might do something violent. he said last summer he tried to comfort roger after he got in a fight with some teenagers and threatened their lives. >> i remember that statement that he made. i was just like, ugh. after talking to him for a really long time, he was a really troubled kid. i don't know if i postponed it for a couple of months, but honestly there was nothing anybody could be. >> reporter: some of the crime scenes filled with flowers and

candles. the mother of one of the first to die, breaking down while she honored his young life. >> we would die a hundred times. we don't want our son to get hurt. it shouldn't happen to any family. this should be the last one in the united states. >> reporter: along with the memorial service here at uc santa barbara, flags at all ten university california campuses are being lowered to half staff for all the victims. >> so heart breaking and the. coming up tonight, the obama white house in a downward spiral leaking the name of the cia agent and the va scandal. that and much more as this busy news edition of "hannity"

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scrambling yet again from the outing of a covert cia agent in afghanistan to the va scandal. here with reaction, ann coulter. to me, the vet story is at the top and the fact there's no sense of you aurgency here, but you have the outing of a cia agent, which put him and his family at risk. you don't see the same outrage when valeri plame was outed. that angers me. what can happen next? >> well, i'm looking forward to valeri plame's statement of outrage on this incident and her useless husband. maybe she'll get so angry she'll force him to get a job. democrats never care about foreign policy. what they want to do is socialize everything, like health care. you see with the va scandal why

republicans don't want the government running everything. anything run by the government. it can be these veterans hospitals, the irs, the national science foundation. it will be useless, inefficient. the people who are supposed to be doing their jobs will be sitting and watching pornography. that's how the government works, which is why we want to give as little as possible to the government to do. the pentagon is constantly being ripped off by scamsters and the $300 ashtray or was it $300,000? i don't remember. that's why you limit the federal government to doing those things that only the federal government can do. >> that's the point. the obvious answer, if they had any sense of urgency, is every vet should be allowed to go to any hospital they want and get immediate care so that no other vets die because of this

incompetence. wouldn't that destroy the left narrative that they're capable of running health care? wouldn't that put a big hole in their argument? >> well, yeah. the va hospital system is the model for socialized medicine and obamacare. no, we knew it wouldn't run well. we knew it would run like va hospitals. how about letting us all go to whatever doctor we want to and letting us go to whatever hospital we want instead of destroying health insurance in america, which is what obamacare does? instead we have a welfare system that we pay for through our insurance premiums, which makes obamacare the most regressive tax in world history. i pay the same health premium as michael bloomberg does and he has a lot more money than i do.

there's a general welfare program. people are taxed according to their income. there's one central program. no here, i'm going to pay for everyone else's health care and their smoking cessation programs and their marital counseling, but it prevents me from going to the doctor i want to and the hospital i want to. those waivers are working. people are going to go to the voting booth this september without realizing that their health insurance is about to be made illegal. it is only the individual self-employed like myself who are already subject to the provisions of obamacare. >> i would suggest they set up a hotline for vets or a website. we know that's impossible for them to pull off. >> do that for the entire country? we're all going to be under

government-run health care. >> the short term, we have to help the vets. in the long term, that ought to wake up americans. >> yes. >> it will happen. >> yes. now can we talk about the santa barbara killer since i have read his 141-page mannoifestmanifest. >> we have 30 seconds. go. >> contrary to what they're saying on all of the other stations about this being an example of the problem with seeking wealth in america, no. this is a problem of schizophrenia. it is manifest in his writings and what people say about it. until the country gets serious about doing something with the mentally ill, you're going to keep seeing these mass murderers. >> it wasn't just a gun. three people were stabbed to death. good to see you. thank you as always.

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as the story unfolds surrounding the obama administration's leak of america's stop cia agent, democrats in washington have been noticeably silent. ten years ago, they were not so quite. you may remember this. >> she didn't ask her identity be revealed, but it was repeatedly and that was an inexcusable breach of the responsibilities our country owes to her. >> members of the administration have broken the law by disclosing to journalists the identity of a member of the cia's service. these actions cannot be tolerated. >> the failure to hold people accountable for leaking this kind of information sends a

terrible message to others in the intelligence field. >> it could be high ranking officials in the administration participated in a significant breach of national security. >> here to discuss the incredible double standard is bob beckel and dana perino. immediately patrick fitzgerald found out that it was -- that leaked valerie plame. >> it costs the taxpayers tens of millions of dollars for the investigation. it cost a lot of staff people, not just karl rove who had his own lawyer, you had lower level staff people who had to get

loans to pay for lawyers because of something that turned out to be a nothing burger. >> she wasn't an operative. they knew who the leaker was. why did the investigation go forward? >> it was richard armitage at the state department. colin powell doesn't say anything to the president here. it goes on for way too long it was an inadvertent leak. >> this is another example of incompetence on the part of this administration as well. why hit up the names of the base commander and anyone else? there's too much oversharing,

including that doctor in pakistan, who is now in jail. >> bob, your party went headlong into going after scooter libby and karl rove and valerie plame who was not an operative. double standard? >> it was a different time, different situation. it's against the law to leak the name of a cia -- >> i'm betting this was done inadverte inadvertently. >> somebody still broke the law by putting the thing out there. >> what are we going to do? put them in jail? >> the white house initially tried -- >> we read abohen they read abo the newspaper -- >> there was a lower level

military officer, they tried to blame him. you have political appointees, the worst thing that'll happen to them is they'll get a six-figure job somewhere else. it was a huge screw up. it risked the life of the officer and his family. >> we know the officer is out now. bob, i know you care about vets. you came to some of the converts where we were raising money for vets. you were on stage with me not even getting booed. where's that sense of we need a hotline, any vet out there in america who needs care, call this number, we're not going to make you rate? the president, he doesn't have that sense of urgency. >> the bush administration put the obama administration on notice that there were problems with the veterans administration. that went on up to line. there's been trouble with the

veterans administration from the very beginning. that does not excuse what happened here. when you reward people for getting enough people in line and covered, you get a bump in your salary and you get to have a raise. i don't think there's any excuse for it. politically of all the things that are out there, the fbi, benghazi, none of that is going to matter. this one has a real problem for the fall. >> the president is not respondi respondi responding properly. there's no sense of urgency. i would set up a hotline. i'd have a team of medical experts examine every call, prioritize them and get these guys in private hospitals so they don't die in the meantime. >> there's money authorized for that. >> where is it? >> i think a very good thing for obama to do is to fly to the arizona hospital in phoenix and meet with these vets who have

been denied care. >> he can't in many cases. >> express his urgency. >> i think republicans need to make sure they are figuring out a way to reach out and try to help solve the situation as well rather than trying to win political points on it. the veterans groups, they won't stand for that. >> solve the problem. you know what? remember the indecent whatever -- anyway, michael douglas has to solve the problems. once you solve the problem, take away any opportunity for any vet that he might not get the care that he deserves. sq >> it has to be something sustainable. they have a longer run problem. not only do you have world war ii vets, but korea, vietnam, and afghanistan.

>> put the vets on the congressional health care plan. the same exact plan that congress has. put that up for vote. i think it will probably pass. >> i think it probably would. bob, good to see you. heard you went fishing this weekend. >> it was your boat. >> you should have heard his tales earlier. >> did you like it? >> it was great. you ought to use the boat once in a while. >> did you wear a life jacket? >> no. okay, i've had enough. let me go in for lunch. >> that's probably pretty true. coming up next, before the 22-year-old california man killed six people in santa barbara, he was questioned by police. how were the warning signs missed? are the detain tees at gitmo getting better care than our

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welcome back to hannity. tonight the killing s welcome back to "hannity." tonight the killing spree that took place over the weekend in being described by authorities there as, quote, the work of a madm madman. the murderer took a picture of himself friday night. he stabbed three students to death at his apartment. he took to the street shooting at sorority girls. the father of one victim, 20-year-old chris martinez, made a passionate plea at the press conference the next day. here's what he said. >> why did chris die? chris died because of irresponsible politicians and the nra.

they talk about gun rights. what about chris's right to live? when will this insanity stop? when will enough people say, stop this madness, we don't have to live like this. too many have died. we should say to ourselves, not one more. thank you. that's it. >> there are some politicians and pundits out there who are out there blaming the nra and the politicians and others. others have turned to killer's deranged youtube rants and the manifesto that was missed by the police and the therapist and the parents. here to explain feel nothing bu sympathy for mr. martinez. my heart goes out the him. he lost his son. three of the people there were killed with a knife.

unless you blame, ban all bunt object, baseball bats, tire insurance it's impossible to stop what's in the heart of a mad man. >> mr. martinez suffered an unbelievable loss opinion he's earned the right to be this passionate and he has the right to have people listen to what he has to say at this point. in addit has to say. >> absolutely. >> but, you know, in addition ty the fact there was a knife, i think no matter what side of thn aisle you sit on and what your thoughts personally, es professionally, politically about the second amendment, everybody agrees on this one point. if somebody is mentally ill, there needs to be closer n. monitoring or supervision and perhaps not allowing them to ge a gun. >> i'm going to go through -- let me put on the screen if we go back to the virginia tech shooting, killed 32, 17 wounded.

he left a disturbing note in hih dorm. he had been ruled legally unsound. then jared loughner, killed six, injured 13.you anti-government views in youtube videos. james holmes.ed the school psychiatrist alerted threat team but no action was taken. adam lanza, he played military style video games. mother wouldn't confront him after finding ghastly images in. his room two weeks before. that is the one commonality here. whether a guy uses a knife or a. gun or a car, it's irrelevant.og the commonality is the mental

illness. >> case after case of these ho young men who are depressed, who isolate themselves socially, whe throughout their young adult d life span we hear stories of warningg signs, and yet what kid of help are they really getting? it's quite frightening because many of us run into young boys who we think, something is do really off about them. so we ask ourself, what do we do about that? what do we do as a society?th the medical profession, therapists, police, educationalh system. what can we all do as a whole? >> it's a tough legal question. you can't force somebody to take medicine. >> there ared laws in every stae that allow the police to have someone hospitalized for a brief period of time. >> observation.ke 36 hours. >> another thing that's really key here, california is one of f the states in this country that has some of the most strict and

severe gun laws.t it's one of the hardest states to get a gun.c this still happening tells us it is not the laws that need changing. it's more the t medicine. it's the mental health.f s moreom regulation won't stop thh and this is an example of it. d >> if somebody has this murder l in their heart, this evil, demons that they'ree. dealing wh all the time, if they can't kil with a gun, they're going to use a knife.rtain >> they'll find a way. there are certain type of weapons that are easier to get access to, but in the end, they'll find a way. what it really comes down to isy whether or not somebody with mental illness is getting the kind of help that they need. in this case, we hear these stories of thehe fact that the mother was really crying out, t' get to the pointre where you ase parent are saying, you're concerned. to the point where you're

contacting the police. there's a serious problem therey and that -- ei >> when the parents heard about the shooting, they thought it e. was their kid and their worst t fear was realized.help >> yeah.ey knew it tells you they really knew r and they weree seeking out helpo because they knew. once you get to a point where as a parent you're contacting the police, what we should talk about as a culture and society, once as a parent you have gotted to the point where you have t contacted the police, there really should be a search of tho some kindli the last thing parents want to . do is contact the police on their child. >> that's a good point. last word, legally. >> the police need to be trained. they're trained about fourth amendment juris prudence. if they had gone into his bedroom, it would have been

over. they would have w solved it. on they should have done more in this case. >> the warning signs have been going on for years. social isolation. a young man, social isolation, depressed, getting mental health. his affect, the way in which he shows his emotional expression,i is nonexistence in tone and n. inflection. that is a warnining sign. >> thank you both forr being wiu us. a lotmb more news tonight. coming up, the shocking numbers that prove detainees at gitmo, they get better care than our u own veterans as "hannity" continues tonight. with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex,

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welcome back to hannity. last week on this program welcome back to "hannity." last week on the program, j.d. gordan expressed outrage that the detainees at gitmo received better care than our veterans. the patient to doctor ratio is better than for our vets. these stats are just the latest

in the growing number of accounts of neglect that are plaguing the va. sally barnes breen, her father-in-law was neglected by the phoenix va and j.d. gordan. i'm looking at that ratio and i'm saying, where is the sense we got to fix this immediately? >> you know, sean, governor palin is exactly right. i think president obama has a deeply flawed sense of priority when it comes to al qaeda and our veterans. gitmo, they have a medical unit of 100 doctors. if you look at our veterans,

it's 260,000 people working at the va to support our veterans. the president hasn't put a fraction of that effort into taking care of our veterans. i think that's really outrageous. >> i think the answer is simple. i've been saying this. set up a hotline. any vet that has been neglected, get their name, get back to them the next day. get them to a hospital so they're taken care of. sally, you lost your father-in-law because he was not treated well at that very same phoenix va. >> yes. >> tell us what happened. >> a gallon of blood over and over and he was dismissed like an animal. they didn't take care of him. they were nasty. they told me it was unnecessary to bring that jug of blood in.

that was the eyewitness, pop has cancer. they knew his past history. the president is too busy. his agenda is overloaded. for me, personally, they shouldn't have shinseki or nobody that's affiliated in the crime that they have done. they should have fbi probably to do this and i think everybody agrees with that. >> there is a fraud here. you raised a good point. there's a legal issue that needs to be pursued in my opinion. >> yes. >> all these different states have all these fraudulent waiting lists. that's fraud. if any private hospital did that, what would be the consequences? >> that's right. shinseki denied my pop. march 26th, i have the proof, the e-mail, that he was closing

the case. he saw nothing wrong. then april 10th. i was aware of the secret list. what was the point upon shinseki when they needed the fbi? if i was a drunk driver, what would happen to me, god forbid? >> god forbid. i would like to see a sense of urgency. >> yes. >> missing the passion and the resolve and the urgency i think is needed for a problem like this. if you have a problem, you need to fix it. set up a 1-800 number. have a group of doctors waiting to analyze every call that's coming in and give them a priority number so you can save the lives in the interim. >> the va is big government gone wild. there's 267,000 people. it's near impossible to fire them because of public sector

unions. the unions are so powerful it takes almost a year to fire anybody. it's easier to transfer somebody. >> what about criminal charges? >> there's that too. i think we should have that too. i spent 20 years in the navy. i have worked with federal civil service folks. some of the best employees were civil service, some of the worst were civil service. they get paid the same. >> it's still criminal. >> they don't even take good care of you after you die as we have learned in the l.a. morgue. we have these veterans laying there for 18 months without getting a proper burial. >> you know the story. >> you're right, scene. >> you know the story. the va denied my pop a memorial service. i spoke with you on the radio show. he was in the resource center. i donated pop. they're up for selling body parts. he didn't get a service.

then i send him to donate him and what do i have here? what do i have, sean? nothing. i don't even know if i have pop in the box. >> you don't even know if it's him in other words. >> yeah because i got denied from the va for a memorial service, so i donated pop to the biological resource center. and on the news, they were closed down for four days selling body parts at the time thomas francis breen was there. so i'm getting no answers and i'm pissed off. >> i understand. more "hannity" as we continue right after the break. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow!

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