bean. when he arrived he barely moved and they couldn't figure it out until somebody thought he misses his jelly bean. they drove 14 hours to get jelly bean and bring him back to mr. g's shelter. she was greeted by an old friend who ate and was happy again. see you tomorrow. welcome to "hannity". >> two of the biggest names of politics is here. america, are you ready? let's roll. tonight. >> here is my bottom line. >> a "hannity" exclusive, former vice president dick cheney responds to the commander in chief's major foreign policy address and then in another can't miss interview. >> you think you're ready, you think you're qualified, you think you have the experience to be president? >> i do. >> it's an option in 2015 we'll make. >> can one do it joyfully? >> we're definitely talking

about it. >> mark breaks down the state of the gop. >> if i see a black kid in a hoodie and it's late at night, i'm walking to another side of the street. >> did another nba owner step over the line. >> i have absolutely positively no problem whatsoever with what mark cuban has to say. >> geraldo, sandra, bernard debate the latest controversy. >> we will -- >> all of that, plus the reverend al sharp ton takes on his tell prompter at the end of the day. >> there is nothing there. welcome to "hannity," earlier today while multiple standing plague administration u your commander in chief decided it was an appropriate time to apologize again. here is what he said during his commencement address this morning. >> america has rarely been

stronger relative to the rest of the world. those who argue otherwise, who suggest that america is in decline or has seen the global leadership slip away are either misreading history or engaged in partisan politics. since world war ii some of the most costly mistakes came not only from restraint but willingness to rush into military adventures without thinking through the consequences. here is my bottom line. america must always lead on the world stage. i believe in american exceptionalism with every fiber of my being but what makes us exceptional is not our ability to flout but affirm them through our actions. >> military adventures? that's how they would categorize combat? one day after the president announced that he would withdraw

forces from afghanistan by the end of 2016. here with exclusive reaction to the stories and much more, dick cheney is with us. mr. vice president, thanks for being back. >> good to see you, sean. >> the president has given three speeches in three days about the military. we outed a cia operative in afghanistan, a va scandal that is breathtaking in terms of how inappropriate it is for our vets and we also have america is it in decline in terms of perception around the world? >> the perception around the world is increasingly negative, sean, but the main focus is on the president. he's a very, very weak president, maybe the weakest certainly in my lifetime and i know from my own experience in a recent trip to the middle east spending several days talking with folks i've dealt with back to desert storm, they all are absolutely convinced that the american capacity to lead and to influence events in that part of

the world has been dramatically reduced by this president. we have a problem of weakness. it's centered around the white house. >> as you go around the world and talk to leaders you've known throughout your career, they are flat out saying they view the united states under this president as weak. >> absolutely, sean. you know, we talk about 70 years ago on june 6th. a week from friday, we insided france at normandy, d-day, june 6th, 1944. that was the beginning of the end for the third strike, mark world war ii and tremendous victory leading the free world against noz seegermany. for those 70 years, the united states has indeed been the leader of the world, the nation based in part upon our values but also upon our military

capability and our willingness to back up and support our friends and allies and to wheel that military power when necessary. i think there is a general consensus by our president's since 1945. i didn't always agree with all of them, obviously, but i think it was a general consensus that the world was peaceful and better organized, orderly and millions of lives saved because of u.s. capability, especially military capability. i don't think barack obama believes that, i really don't think he shares that consensus view. >> i've been listening to the president the last three days and at west point today and i get the feeling, i don't think this president grasped the difference between ending a war and actually winning a war. i think we pulled out of iraq because he thought the good war was in afghanistan too early and seemingly we're doing the same thing in afghanistan. he seems proud of the fact he's ending something. did we win those wars? >> well, we would have won in

iraq, i believe, if he had done what he should have done, which was to negotiate a stay behind agreement with iraqis so there would be a u.s. force there, not to be heavily engaged in combat because he failed to do that, we ended up with the only military presence in iraq is your military at the embassy. what he announced in after sggh ignores the reason why we went in there in the first place. it's as if he wasn't around when 9/11 happened. the reason we went into afghanistan is because 19 guys armed with airline tickets and box cutters that trained in afghanistan were supported out of afghanistan by al qaeda and osama bin laden killed 3,000 americans on 9/11 and we went in there with very, very good sound reason. we've been very successful up to this point but it's absolutely

unwise, terrible from the standpoint of the troops, from the standpoint of the respect we need to show those who made the ultimate sacrifice there for hill to say we're going to zero and everything will be honky dory. it's a case he hates to use military power. he doesn't believe it's ever justified and i think his speech today will put fear once again into the hearts of our alibis who don't believe they can count on the u.s. >> so he didn't preside over the ending of two wars but losing based on his decision. isn't that a pretty contemptible record? are we leading afghanistan to the mercies of the taliban? are they going to come back in power? >> remember, there was a time back in the '80s, when the united states was supporting the afghan against the soviets. we had help from others doing

that and ultimately succeeded and everybody turned around and walked away from afghanistan and then they had a civil war. the taliban came to power, osama bin laden found a safe haven and trained terrorist in the '90s. we should have learned from that. it's important we maintain a presence there and sign a status of forces agreement. this is not a new concept. we've done it all over the world. we have forces in korea today and germany and japan for good and sufficient reason because it's in our interest and we'll help stabilize the area. afghanistan is important, too, because of the neighborhood next door to pakistan. pakistan has about 100 nukes. they have a signalment of people who follow radical islamist belief there, but afghanistan also was crucial in getting bin laden. that's where we launched the raid that took down osama bin

laden. he will pull out capability in afghanistan, not negotiate a stay behind agreement. that's stupid. it's unwise and will e enforce the notion, we're weak and have a leader that doesn't understand u.s. obligations and comments around the world and not prepared to act on them. >> mr. vice president, you said stupid and unwise and i agree with your assessment but does it mean the president only ended a war and didn't win it when he should have been in it to win it? >> absolutely. >> you agree with that? >> i do. >> let me -- we're in the sixth year of the obama presidency and i can't believe it but there is still an obsession to blame the bush cheney administration in this case about the va scandal. now, i want you to listen to nan nancy pelosi, president obama in 2008, 9, '10, '11 and '13, how

he would help veterans but here is what she said based on this scandal. >> sees the ramifications of some seeds sewn along time ago when you have two wars over a long period of time and many, many, more millions, more veterans. maybe when we go to war we should think of consequences and ramifications. you would think that was a given but maybe it wasn't. >> the president campaigned starting in 2007. you see how bad the scandal is. you know the inspector general report came out. what is your reaction to her? >> well, i've always had difficult time taking nancy pelosi seriously. six years out, since we left office and we're still blamed by barack obama, nancy pelosi for their current troubles. as you point out, sean, on your show you've done a great job of

laying out the obama record of all the times he said he's going to get to the bottom of it and of course, the inspector general report i haven't seen. i've heard about today. in effect, finds that the charges and the claims coming out of phoenix with respect to the scandal at the va are indeed accurate, that the service there has been so bad that indeed it's hurt the lives of our veterans. that's an outrage. >> let me ask you about this. we have vets dying. we know the thought is institutionalized across many states and getting bigger every day. they just had an article in the daily collar calling it the equivalent of organized crime so they could get bonuses. maybe i'm naive about the ways of washington. why isn't there more urgency if these guys need health care that we promised them after serving the country, where is the 1800 number that they can call and get immediate assistance so that more people don't die?

where is the group of doctors that would assess the -- on a need basis who prioritize, who get taken care of first? that's what i think i would do if i were president, which would never happen. that seems to be the common sense answer. the president said he would investigate. >> i think part of the problem, sean, is that obviously is a huge bureaucracy problem involved but it also says something, i think, about the ability of the government to run this kind of massive program as contrasted for example with the capabilities of our private health care system. i think it does raise doubts about some of what the administration recommended under obamacare. there is no question but what the va has got serious, serious problems, it's evident i think from a lot of testimony being taken and whistle-blowers stepping forward and i think this president as well as the

head of the va has to bare responsibility for that. >> mr. vice president, good to see you. by the way, how is your health? you look as good as i've seen you? >> sean, it's great. i've been blessed with good health, heart donor, great medical system. i'm a product of that health care system -- >> the private -- >> miraculous. >> the private one, exactly. >> our vets certainly need that. mr. vice president, thanks for being with us again. good to see you. coming up, a rare appearance, mark out of the bunkers here to weigh in on the scandals plaguing the obama administration from the outing of a cia chief to abandoning vets and sounds off on that and the battle between the establishment and the tea party, plus, tonight. >> we were all prejudice in one way or the other. if i see a black kid in a hoodie and it's late at night, i'm walking to the other side of the street. >> dallas mavericks owner under

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if i ever sent you into harm's way because i saw a problem in the world that needed to be fixed or because i was

worried about critics who think military intervention is the only way for america to avoid looking weak. >> all right, that was the president earlier today during his commencement address at west point. the commander in chief told the graduating cadets, while america must lead, it must also show restraint. with that speech and scandals crippling the obama white house nationally sin kated radio talk show host, mark laven. it's been a long time. we got to get you out of that bunker and onto the show. >> it's a pleasure. how are you? >> good. all right. first your reaction to the president's speech, especially three speeches about the military three days in a row and yet, he's not really addressing the real problem. we have va, vets dying because of the va scandal. what is your reaction? >> my reaction for watching a man degrading the united states military from the recruits to the vets and you listen to that clip that you just played, you

do count how many times he's talking about himself again? this is really a problem we have with this president. this isn't about him. you know, putin is watching this, the red chinese communist are watching this, enemies all over the world, allies, of course, what are they taking away? they are taking away this is not a leader. he's not a commander in chief. he's disarming the united states. he goes to west point and he tells these worriers, men trained to be worriers don't worry, i'm not sending you overseas. i'm not into reckless intervention. these democracy projects and so forth but i'm into the strongest national security defense any nation can have and the next president of the united states is going to have a hell of a job not just rebuilding the economy but the united states military. >> it really stood out to me, mark, because there is a difference between ending a war and winning a war. i don't think this president has

a grasp on the difference. he thinks he's the reason for ending the war but really, we're pulling out early. >> well, you know what bothers me, sean? did he do while commander in chief during the last five and a half six years in afghanistan? did he do when we pulled out of iraq? he doesn't end them properly. he doesn't fight them properly. it always bothered me, i'm a pedestrian, not a military guy, the way we have fought these wars when you look at past wars including world war ii and so forth. we send our infantry and our men into these hell holes and mountains and valleys. our air power is used minimally to protect people on the other side. you go in there, you win these battles as best you can and get the hell out of there. i don't know what his objective has been the last four or five years, and that's enormously tragic for the people who -- the

families involved. >> i'm trying to understand the president said he believes in american exceptionalism. that's not what he said in 2009 number one and number two we have the apology tour, the concept of leading behind of the president, massive cuts in defense. all we -- do his words match his deeds? >> no, no, what does he mean by american exceptionalism. he stands up like muslims and talks about having a pen. that means he'll over ride the constitutional when he likes. american exceptionalism does he like free market capitalism? no, he detests it. does he like individual liberty and success? no he attacks it. american exceptionalism, somebody who wants to transform america doesn't believe america is an exceptional place at all, so that's just all bull. >> all right. so let me go to the va scandal because we have veterans dying, we now know this is multiple states, institutionalized, that executives are doing this for

their bonuses and the inspect tomorrow general now confirming that vets wait listed to death, literally. that's his own report that came out today. my question is, where is the sense of urgency? maybe in the age where a government can set up a hot line or website, i don't know. if i were president and i'm not, first thing i would do is have a 1800 number, any vet that needs immediate care call this number, you'll be treated within 24 hours, 48 hours, anybody that has had significant delays, your case will be handled in one week, two weeks, three weeks, something, some sense of urgency, this president said he'll have another study about this. how should he handle it? >> because it's not a priority for obama. if we talked about food stamps, he would move heaven and earth to make sure everyone got food stamps or inequality or redistributing wealth or stimulus program where all that money is wasted, he would move heaven and earth to get that

don. the veterans are not a top priority. look at what he does let's be clear. they are more focused on building monuments than managing. whether it's obamacare or dot frank or massive amnesty or what is it, he doesn't want to be remembered for it and doesn't care about the particulars of managing government. we have a problem that's trouble system for the country. we'll come back and mark will weigh in and give us his opinions for they are ready for the run of the white house. if you were crossing a street, would you cross the street if you saw a kid in a hoodie or white guy with tattoos all over his face late at night? we'll get to that and we'll play

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25 years ago. what we have with the republican leadership is essentially a status supported by capitalists. we need a new republican party. regan talked about it. every quarter century we ought to do something about it. these guys are stuck in the mud reacting to the left. they are mimicking the left in many respects and attacking conservative base call it tea party, call it whatever you will. we need to remember regan was an insure gent. he was an outsider. he could finally get the nomination of the party. we have the same problem today. it's still ultimately the rockefeller wing of the republican party remember sented by rove and others and the regan wing of the republican party represented by a lot of young guys and gals trying to breakthrough this wall. >> regan talked about a revitalized second party, bold

colored differences. if i ask anybody what the republicans, if they win the senate in november, what is their agenda, inspiring agenda to fix the economy, get people back to work, get energy independent. what's the consensus plan on obamacare? you're not going to get any answers. that frustrates me. why do you think that is? >> it is because the -- you're looking at guys who have been in washington, some of them 30, 36 years, some of them 25 years. sean, they are tired, old, they are stuck in their ways. they are there because they want to be there. they are there because they like the exercising of power and handing out the gifts and all the rest of it. this crowd needs to be swept away. thank them for their service and move them along but a lot of the problems we face in part are due to them because they have been ineffective in the opposition. they have been ineffective in fighting obama from day one. they can talk all they want about 1/2 of 1/3 of the

government. when the democrats have 1/3 to 1/2 of the government they know what to do with it. they had the government for six years, the first six years of george w bush and the senate and house. what do we do? explode the debt. the second highest debt in american history under president until we had obama and massively increased medicare, education department and these are the same people who are fighting like hell asquligainst the cong conservatives trying to fix this. >> what about guys like ted cruz, ran paul, mike lee and these guys? about these guys? are you looking at them for 2016. is there anybody you're looking at or standing out in your mind? >> those guys are great. what i decided and said on the radio is look, at some point and we can't wait forever, we cannot allow the neo status establishment, the republican dug in ruling class to pick off

our candidates one by one by one. we're going to have to get behind one of these solid constitutional conservatives, relativelierly on, bring our differences together, get behind that candidate and fight off the people that have brought us loss after loss whether it's romney, mccain, doll, fort. the whole crowd. we need to take back the republican party and use it to save the country, try to reestablish constitutional consecoco conserve 'tis m. >> i want five items. to make it simple. they ought to agree on balancing the budget, i like the penny plan but there are other ways. a consensus, free market plan, health care savings accounts, energy, drilling everywhere, ending dependence on saudi arabia and school choice and controlling the boarders, what are you missing? >> much of what you said is in the 19 80 regan platform.

i went back and read platforms. it's one thing to adjust our tactics and policies but to continue to abandon principles, we don't make the case to the american people about free market capitalism and make the case to the american people on the boarder and the need to secure it and we don't make the case to the american people about the crushing debt that will destroy everything including the beloved entitlements and don't make the case for constitutional judges. we don't make the case for the country. that's why they are abandoning the republican party. we need to nominate a constitutional conservative or the country is going to be doomed let alone the republican party. >> hey, look, i don't care what anyone predicts. unless they give an inspiring division. they literally are reducing their chances of taking back the senate and i think there ought to be a consensus. great one. we need to see you more often. come on this program more often. >> god bless you will do,

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way or the other. if i see a black kid in a hoodie and it's late at night, i'm walking to the other side of the street and if on that side of the street, there is a guy that has tattoos all over his face, white guy, bald head, tattoos everywhere, i'm walking back to the other side of the street and the list goes on off stereo types that we all live up to and are fearful of. >> you may remember back in 1993 someone famous said something similar. his name? the reverend jesse jackson. there is nothing more painful than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and think of robbery and think one is white and feel relieved. wow. here with reaction we have our panel, producer of the morning show, bernard how are you? >> how the hell are you? >> there is something that will come out about me and geraldo

sometime this fall. >> and hen he kissed me. >> he kissed me and i couldn't defend myself. >> i love it. i can't wait to see it. >> he was advancer. >> oh, man. [ laughter ] >> now, all right, before we get to your comment, i love steven a smith, espn, friend of mine, love him, he's taken fire for saying this. >> i want to emphasize that i have absolutely positively no problem whatsoever with what mark cuban had to say, zero. there was nothing remotely offensive about what this man had to say. now i understand that e me being a black man, african american people will be rubbed the wrong way by those statements. they will need to get over it. >> geraldo, is it reasonable and rational, imagine bernard with tattoos over his face. >> i'm offended by the way. a bull head remark. >> do you see him on the street with tattoos? would you walk on the other side

of the street? >> i tend to swagger. i don't walk on the other side of the street, but the stereo type -- i'm sorry, do you get out of your bentley. >> he's the most interesting man of the world. he's not walking. >> if a young person wants to dress like the surveillance video of a seven 11 stick up he's free to do that but if you want to look like a thug, people will react to you like a thug. i've been preaching that since trayvon martin. >> you got beaten up for it. >> cuban was right, honest, straightforward. you dress for success or you dress for regress. >> well side. i couldn't agree more. >> i think mark cuban, while i don't put that much weight into what he said, he a respectable business, he got arguably very lucky in the.com days, you got yahoo stock, i'm not picking on him. >> i like mark cuban. >> i think he's a nice guy. let me tell you, every time he gets fined by the league, which

is often, he matches it in charity donations. i think he's have a govery good guy. however, i will say he's acknowledging something simple that we have stereo types, that we have prejudices and as he tells -- >> i don't -- >> no -- >> i'm afraid the politiccorrec circuit our own instinct to protect ourselves and get away from danger. geraldo is right, if you see somebody that wants to dress, intimidate, go away. >> listen, sean, one of the biggest fallacies out there perpetuated by many, including president obama was that black men can't catch a cab in new york city because of racism. as someone that drove a cab for almost eight years, robbed multiple times and assaulted, it's not racism but fear and economics that drives that and -- >> statistics. >> exactly. >> stereo types based on static

ticks. >> when the president present as fallacy like that it breathes animosity. instead of saying no, let's make them less fearful -- >> i don't want people. i think we have an instinctive reaction to danger. if you see a group of hell's angels or anybody that looks like they belong the show lockup which is the only show that anybody watches on msnbc, you know, it's start to go in the other direction. i'm sorry, that's basic simple common sense and stop doubting yourself if you think that way. >> i agree. i wonder what you think donald sterling should be forced to sell the clippers? >> yes, he should get out. he's a moron. >> what if he has to sell below market rates? >> who cares? >> do you want me to try. >> it's an illegally recorded tape. does that make a difference? >> it bothers me. >> the nsa is doing and not outraged about -- >> what do you think -- >> he's an old -- >> geraldo is taking over the

show. >> saying what mark cuban did is worse than what sterling did. he's saying he's a bigot. >> i don't agree that term bigot applies here. geraldo has a right. >> that's not bigotry. that is not bigotry. now sterling is a racist, but how many people say things in their own home or to their own buddies or mistresses or wives and imagine if everything was tape recorded how political -- >> geraldo, if you told me a joke what is an irish horse male, a six pack and a powe d p- >> i would laugh -- >> i've never heard that before. i never hear those racist jokes. an irishman doesn't move his hands when he dances, he doesn't want to spill his drink. >> that's horrible. >> didn't bloomberg the mayor get this trouble for that. >> something similar to sterling, discussing stuff about

irish people and he said that's what we believe. we let him go. about stop and frisk and misunderstanding and attributing stuff to racism. stop in and frisk. if the people victimized by it, you can understand why they will be upset if a cab passes them by or a cop stops them but if they understand it's to protect old ladies from getting shot, kids from getting shot, if there is understanding because oh, no, because of racism, i think that furthers the conversation. >> i think you got to follow your gut, instinct. if i met hell's angels, motorcycle gang, most of them are probably nice. >> i used to slap my sons wearing a hoodie, slap them on the top of the head. >> my son wears one when he plays sports. >> sports is different. you're driving around in your black camero with a hoodie on. >> why a black camero?

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welcome back to "hannity" if you're one of the brave souls to venture to nbc news, you probably know reverend al sharpton's daily struggle with the teleprompter. in case you haven't tuned in, here are highlights of al sharpton going one on one with the teleprompter. take a look. >> so there is no real confrins michael drewaniesski.

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