♪ o'er the land -- of the free you're the home of the brave ♪ welcome to "hannity." here we are in west monroe, louisiana. he see duck commander. it's the number one hit cable show in the entire country. 15 million viewers on any given week and we're going to check in with the robertson family. today we check in with willy and maybe even uncle sy and maybe we'll play basketball, we might go fishing, we may have lunch together. we may play golf. you never know. this special edition of "hannity" straight ahead. >> if you not heard of "duck dynasty," you must be living in the woods somewhere. it just launched the sixth season and it's been broking viewership records from the very beginning.

>> what can i say? >> the once quiet town of west monroe, louisiana, is a tourist destination but it wasn't always this way. phil robertson was a star quarterback at louisiana tech before quitting football because it interfered with what, his duck hunting. the avid hunter was not satisfied with the duck halls on the market. so he invented his own and the duck commander company was born. willie was the ceo and the rest of the family involved as well, duck commander has since grown into a global multimillion dollar empire. eventually a & e took notice of this unique family business and the rest, well, that's history. >> all right. so here we are. we're at duck commander. we're in west monroe, louisiana. as you can see this is the duck commander warehouse. willie, i hear, is in the conference room. we're going to surprise him on this special day. the conference room. >> willie? >> johnny d. >> willie, what's up, man?

? what's up? >> how you doing, buddy? what's going on? >> you're in my neck of the woods. >> we're going shooting to day. i came to go shooting with you. you invited me. >> what are we shooting? i did invite you? >> you invited me. >> i don't remember. i didn't nou know you were going to actually take me up on it. >> i flew to west monroe just to see. this is the conference room? >> yeah this is one of our conference rooms. we have several around. but this is one where we -- the original conference room we had to turn into the store. original lit store was this size. when people start showing up -- i never thought about people showing up to where we worked. i never thought about it. >> but i hear there are hundreds of people show up every day. >> it's -- it's sometimes thousands. >> sometimes thousands. >> i remember the first one i came out and somebody came up to the door and knocked on it. i said come on in. you want to have a shirt. next thing i know it was 4, 12,

ripping out walls and making our conference room a store. >> 15 million viewers in cable, nobody gets those kind of numbers. why so successful? >> well, i think it's a combination of several things. i think it's certainly the family values and something that people feel like they can sit down as a family and watch it. now all of a sudden we have kids. we've got people our age. we've even got up to my parents, grandparents can watch it. and they watch it because they know that it's not going to have a lot of garbage on it. and then it's funny. if it wasn't funny, it's hard to be funny. so it's got that funny combination. >> it is you that's funny or jason? or uncle cy that is funny? >> i don't think -- cy is certainly funny. but it's the combination of all of us. that's what makes it unique. the family dynamics. >> let me barrow one of your pans. >> you were ragging my pan and now you want to borrow it? >> he gave king kong his two by

four. >> let me borrow it. >> this is a competition. >> would i give a duck a bullet-proof vest? of course not. >> the editors are good. they see the story and see what's there. i just think -- i don't think he's trying to be funny. it just comes out funny, you know? and it's not like -- but there is this natural, you know, with me and jay and i think people said i grew up like that, we used to fight. and now we work together. >> he doesn't take orders very well. >> he's not good at that. >> gives you a hard time. >> i stay out of his way and let him try to work. i'm always pushing him to -- we have to do business. that's the way it's been ever since i took over. he's my older brother. he doesn't want to listen to his younger brother. >> how did you become the ceo then? >> well, because i'm smart. >> he's going to love this. >> i don't know. i think at this point you just to have the desire and jason, you know, obviously, look at him on the show, the desire wasn't

there to really run it and do it. he really just wants to go hunt and be in the woods. he doesn't mind working. >> so all of a sudden people around the country growing up the beards, where did the beards come from? >> some of them. not everybody's growing out their beard. some of them are -- i haven't seen that i have seen that a lot more. that's a good inning this. i think people growing out and then they like them. i don't even think about -- never even think about having a beard. it's not -- it's part of it. i'll cut it back. i'm fixing to cut it, actually. ? in a world where broadcast tv, sex sells, violence sells and all of a sudden comes duck dynasty, family values, end of the show. you all hold hands and pray. and it becomes a hit. what does that tell you? >> still tells me that there's hope. that people still, you know, believe -- want to believe in something. even if their family doesn't do that, there are families that

want to do that way. they have to say, man, i wish we were like that. maybe they quit fighting so much or maybe they learned that, i mean in this life, you only have one family. >> that's real. whether the cameras are rolling or not. >> yeah, that's real. >> every dinner, you hold hands, you say a prayer. >> it didn't seem like that big a deal. we knew it was great. it's not like we were preaching to people or, you know, trying to -- >> but you're an ordained minister. >> i am. i am. i have married a few couples. i married one -- >> we had a big religious discussion one day when you were in new york. it went on and on and on. >> if you hang out with the robertson's very long, i would say within 15 minutes, you're probably going to get into a religious discussion because we're passionate about our faith and so we want everybody to make sure that, you know, they know the hope and that, you know, life is temporary. >> we're going to get a chance do meet uncle cy and phil later. >> hopefully so if we can track them down. the problem is the rest of the

family is on vacation. and so i came back a little early. and so trying to get ahold of them two is really hard. there is no cell phones or computers. >> how does your dad not have a cell phone? >> you have a cell phone. >> of course i have a cell phone. he calls it too much clutter. he doesn't want to clutter up his life. but there are times -- wouldn't you like to just say, i don't have a cell phone. you want to find me, come find me. except he's really deep in the woods. >> today? >> oh, yeah. every day. >> you'll find him? >> i'll find him. >> let me show you what's going on. >> all right. let's see what you have going on. is he working? >> yeah. well, he should be. whoa. shocker. >> where are they? you have to finish one here? >> there you go. >> phil taught me.

>> that's an aggressive posture. you don't have to put your mouth -- it's just your lips. there you go. you looked like you were eating a popsicle. >> the sound is all that matters. >> i'd say it's a juvenile duck that doesn't quite -- like a baby trying to make words. >> how's that? >> not so loud. not so loud. >> all right. so here's the funny story. so one day i call your brother. he's out with your dad. and we were talking about stuff, you know, we became friends. he talks a lot about you when you're not listening. and every two minutes he'd go, hang on. hang on. sshhh. you hear this -- bam. that was the whole conversation. how many duck calls do you sell a year? >> last year we sold over a million calls.

we have more people that make duck calls, too. we still make them here. it's just that, you know, the show now, a lot of people are buying duck calls. and so i have another room that has people in it that literally work eight hours a day. so when i get -- >> besides sitting over there. >> but, you know -- but jay has to teach all the new guys how to make the calls, you know, the technical aspects. it's like a musical instrument. it's not like anybody can throw a duck call together. >> how did your father start this business and he started 40 years ago? >> yeah, he just wanted a better duck call. >> i watch the show a lot. they are always playing basketball. where is the basketball snoop. >> it's out there. >> see if we -- >> they probably hid the basketball from us. >> when we come back, willie and i are going to shoot some basketball hoops. i think we'll play lal one-on-one and see who has the better game as "hannity" continues. my daughter is studying to be a dentist,

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faithful viewers are familiar with the duck commander warehouse. i managed to get willie to give me a behind the scenes tour. for this is the inventory that we -- yeah, this is --

>> there you go. >> i'm buying swag before i leave. >> i like that. >> my daughter would love this. >> always looking for a sale. so we bring this in the summer right now. a lot of people were on interstate 20 and so it's easy to see them traveling and on vacation. and they'll stop by. they'll stop into the shop and say hello. they'll take a picture. >> yeah. i'll pop in all the time. and i get a kick out of -- i get a kick out of watching the reaction. >> and they're pulling your beard? that's happened? >> oh, yeah. >> a few times. >> i don't know -- i think they may think it's not real. and so they go -- >> really? >> it's softer than what they thought, too. >> people say is your hair real? yeah, it's real. where did that come from? >> i always thought you had a little hat up there. >> oh, come on.

>> you tell people to stop playing. >> every once in a whi, i come back here to shoot a little -- >> one-on-one. >> yeah. do you play basketball? >> yes, sir. >> you any good? >> i think i can beat you. >> in what? >> in one-on-one. >> oh, bull crap. we're not going to do one-on-one. i'm not going to get sweaty. we'll play horse. let's play fox. >> okay. fox. you ready? >> go ahead. i go first. >> be my guest. one handed. >> hey, you got to shoot. you're not dribbling. >> a one handed lay-up, that's all you got? >> you can't use your other hand. one handed lay-up, that's all i got. you just got an f. >> like that was so easy. you can't go left in basketball, you can't -- >> you have to go left. >> this is my only time in my entire career i can go left. >> let's see how he goes left.

>> i always knew -- >> that's your right hand. >> what you are talking about? oh, you're saying dribble and -- >> yeah. you're up on your left, aren't you? >> oh, crap. that's two. all right lay-up boy. >> ready? >> fo. >> thank you. >> are you kidding me? three shots in a row on my own court. see, i don't come back -- >> oh, crap. now you know that i work. >> i'm not back here playing basketball. >> let's look at some other stuff. >> like i'm going to bring you in here and beat you. so you want to see the senator. >> yeah, let's go see the store. >> this part used to be the warehouse. >> really? >> yeah. we used to have -- we used to take all this space here.

>> what a deal. >> by the way, you made fun of my shoes. i have to wear shoes. i'm the only tv guy in the whole country that wears jeans on tv. all the time. every night. i don't put -- >> do you ever break out shorts? >> yeah, of course. especially when i'm playing golf. wow. >> now the store was over there. now it's the conference room. you came in those doors. there are so many people that we had to -- we would have lines wanting to get in. >> the store is packed now. >> yeah, there's a lot of people here. >> it's early in the day. >> yeah. everybody is rolling in. >> you all love willie? >> yeah! >> yeah? >> we love willie. >> who is your favorite on the show? >> you can't ask that. that's a good answer. i'm standing right here. >> it's not corey? >> it's willie. >> who else?

>> i like willie. >> some say jay. >> who said jay? right there in the back. do you all want to see jay? >> yeah! >> but the workday isn't here. ♪ >> every day. >> and bigger. >> this is like 9:00 in the morning. we're going to go over and see that? >> yeah. >> i'm hungry. you want to cook? >> nice work. >> next we're going to head out to phil and kate's house for home cooking and wisdom from uncle cy. >> you never hit a deer? >> that ain't a wreck. >> that's on the table, jack.

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>> you can. >> it's a diet book. >> you've been trying to take crap ever since you got here. do you know that? duck calls. >> cigars. i got me and smokin' hot honey. >> that's yours? >> no. the single is me and kicks brooks. >>s is till a single. two people singing. >> that is a duet. >> or a duo. >> oh, okay. >> due yet single. >> whatever. >> so i'm watching the episode and you're eating all them hot donuts. how many donuts -- and you won a camper as a result of that, right? >> yeah. >> ready, set, go! >> i hate so many donuts i felt like a big, big beached whale. >> yeah. >> i was about to die. >> i'm just getting started. this is just an oappetizer. all i wanted to do is -- good grief. >> i don't care what you eat, you're not going to be a beached whale. >> well, that's what i felt

like. >> maybe a beached malnourished little sea lion. >> no. i'm not a see lion. >> don't you hate the fact that somebody can eat what they want anticipate keep eating? that drives me nuts. >> look at me. i'm like the big killer whale. >> is that what you are? >> how many glasses of tea -- that's a big -- by the way -- >> i figured that up. jason was sitting in the duck blind and they were board. so they started figuring what i drink in a month. i think they come up with, like, you know, 47,000, you

passing and he introduces me and they go nuts, you know, i have to tell them, what is going on here? i get up every morning and i go in and i look in the mirror. okay? what is wrong with you people? we look in the mirror every morning. i say, you know, most people don't realize god's got a great sense of humor. okay? all you got to do is see our truck running up and down the road with our faces about eight foot tall flashing on them. okay. he took four guys with beards and made them tv stars. >> that's a good thing. >> but it's been good for us. >> you are unrecognizable. >> this looks like a kid. now you look like the sasquatch who ate this guy. >> you knew him when he was in

diapers, right? >> yeah. >> and now he's your boss. >> hey, you know, stranger things have happened, i guess. yeah. >> the most successful television show on cable. >> yeah. take that one. >> the number one reality show. >> yeah, broke all the records. yeah. >> and you're a big part of it. everyone loves uncle cy. which one of you is solace? >> that is me, jack. >> you think you are the star? >> no. >> who is the star of the show? >> it takes us all. >> do you watch the show? you ever watch? >> nope. >> you ever seen an episode? >> i saw one, pthe premier. >> we made him watch the first show. we get together as a familiarly. that's all he watches. >> why do you think this show is so successful? why do you think -- >> because we're actually going back in time. okay? if we're going back to the roots of our country, okay. people don't realize, you know,

the founding fathers crossed an ocean, okay, to find religious freedom. they fought a war, okay, to get out from under tyranny. and they was all bible toting, god fearing men and women that went across america and settled. >> corey, your wife, once said to me that when the show started that maybe some of the executives thought that america would laugh at you. but america kind of said that's the america i like. >> i think, you know, if you see a photo of us and we're all in camouflage and, you know, i think a lot of people would think that if you met him you would think that for sure. you know, he's not all there which he's not. and, yeah, you're going to think, you know, these country

bumpkins. i think they learned a lot more about us are to us than just the exterior. >> i do a political show. have you ever seen my show? >> yeah. but he doesn't watch duck dynasty. >> i watch the news. >> i'm political -- are you political? >> not much. >> not much. >> i don't are v. a political bone in my body. >> you don't? >> because, you know, political, to me, that means you got to stand there and just lie outright. i'm serious. that's my view of politicians. >> that's like the president saying if you like the plane, keep it. you're going to save money. none of which came true. >> which none of it is true. and he does it with a straight face. >> all right. so maybe some people think all right, so these guys with the long beards, can you imagine if uncle cy put up a website and

four years to do it and spent $600 million like they did on the health care website and you still screwed it up -- >> that's a bad example for him though. i don't think he could do it. >> oh, yes i could. yes, i could. no. no, yes, i could. >> he doesn't even own a computer. >> i got people that -- i have people that can do it. hey, i know how to delegate. >> he says i got my people. i know how to delegate. the first thing i do, they always talk about okay, we stand up for the president. i say look, washington, d.c., could not handle me. >> why? >> because i'd deregulate everything we have up there. >> you'd cut it all back? >> i would deregulate. i'm serious. especially where business comes. small people that are running businesses, i'll deregulate. they're killing them. always these regulations are

killing, you know, our businesses. >> when you were with phil when the duck call business started, right? you were his first partner, right? so on a good year years ago, how many duck calls did you snell. >> good grief. he started out one of the first years like 8,000. >> okay. >> he turned the machine and now we're rolling. >> now how many are you snelling. >> we hit a million. >> over a million. >> cy is the guy that complains when i say we have a huge order of 20,000 calls. he goes, good grief. now i got to go out there and make reeds. >> them look heavy. >> yeah, they're heavy. >> why don't you help me? >> what are you laughing at you old coot? >> it's a different way he looks at business. >> you want to say keep working. >> he rolled his eyes. >> look, you have those that run

businesses. don't you cut those that actually do the work of the business. i'll see you suckers later. you still have to make the reeds. >> when we come back, we'll have more from the center of the duck dynasty, duck commander universe as this special edition of "hannity" continues. >> look. i can be a duck commander? you know, the look doesn't work for everybody. ? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief.

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that, just go ahead and, you know -- >> miss kay is the better cook, right? >> no. >> phil is better? >> you're going in trouble. >> he's only saying that because mom's not here. >> am i ready? >> hi. >> do you need help cooking? >> not ready yet. not ready yet, boys. but i just now understood the worth of womanhood. >> why? >> all you have to do is start trying to cook without women and you're like, what? >> you broiz starting to sound whipped over there, man. >> we're not whipped. we're just saying. >> i'm not whipped. >> all the women are on vacation. they're sipping that little stuff and sitting on the beach. >> with umbrellas, right? >> don't ever let a bunch of red neck women get rich. >> why? >> because it's adios amigos. >> so they took the money and went on vacation? >> they got one thing on their

mind. >> take the money. >> now this is a men's conversation. how did you all marry such beautiful women? >> there is a red neck saying, you probably are a crook. >> i saw your wedding which was just outside. i watched that episode. >> is that right? >> that was a great episode. >> yep. >> almost 50 years after you two guys got together having the wedding that you never had with four generations of robertsons looking on. i'd say this is the perfect spot. >> one of the funny things about that is a lot of people said well they're gold diggers. trust me, when the girls met the guys and married them, there was no gold to dig. >> there was no gold to dig. there were hundreds of women and 99% of them want to marry out of all the robertson clan him. and most of them are from

alabama. i'm sorry. that's just the way it worked out. >> why is your brother so popular? >> well, they came to me and they said what do you think about a guy who will walk right to the line but before stepping over the line and making himself a complete idiot, he'll stop. he'll say, you know, there is a point and i'll stop. what do you think about them people? i said well wisdom, he's thoughtful. they said well your brother, he has the ability to not only come up to the line, step on across it and i said -- they said what do you think about that? i said that is stupidity. he said, son, we call that talent. i'm like, talent? i said cy, you have been discovered, son. >> where is your name on the page? >> mine is at the top, jack. >> there is not but one master blaster and that be yours truly. >> just come up to the line, step across and act like a fool.

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♪ besides making duck calls and hunting ducks, one thing the robertson family does very, very well is cook. willie and the gang were nice enough to invite me to join them for some home grilled steaks and some of uncle cy's iced tea. but before we could throw the steaks on the grill, i caught up with phil and uncle cy as they prepared the meal in this case country kitchen. you're a preacher at heart? >> well, i'm not actually what

you would call a certified, bona fide, ordained preacher. >> right. >> so i have no credentials. you know, i've been to no seminary or dinive ti scho dif . i have my source materials for my life is a set of encyclopedias, webster's dictionary and the bible. those are the three things if i want to find out -- if you know everything in the bible, dictionary and a complete set of encyclopedi encyclopedias, that's all you need to know. >> you started out your speech at the republican event and you talked about how some people don't think you're smart. >> some of you are saying are you some kind of idiot? actually, i'm a multimillionaire and i'm famous. so shut up and sit down.

>> i have a master degree in education. i sat in the classes and heard the professors pontificate. i just studied enough in between hunting ducks and deer, i studied enough to come out with an old solid c. that's why i say i'm a c plus man. i basically said i'm a c plus man. i don't own a suit, i don't own a cell phone. doiblt own a ring or watch. i'm tired of light mainly because it's less clutter. my point was with no government assistance, i started fishing the river, surviving off the fish i caught and i sold. came up with an idea on duck calls. now me, cy and the whole robertson clan, we're all multimillionaires and we're famous. my point was in america loving god, ask for his blessings, work hard, you say i'm all in. if this thing goes, it goes. if it doesn't, we'll try

something else. so i'm just living example in the u.s. it's america, man. suck it up and get after it and go to work, come up with an idea, come up with something. you know, a lot of hard work, long hours and now we're seeing the fruits of our labor and, you know, with this much government assistance. it's an american success story. there are many just like me who do the same thing. >> i've been trying to get people jobs in the energy industry. i partner with the energy companies in north dakota and midland, texas. we have thousands of people jobs now. high paying. if you have a ged, you can start at $75,000 a year. if i was making that when i was working hard, good money. but yet, one political question. i won't get too political. 50 million americans on food stamps. 50 million americans on poverty. the lowest labor participation rate since 1978. that's, for me, politically unacceptable. >> the safety net for the aged

and the ones who have severe disabilities biblically speaking they'll always be there. we ought to look after them. 300 million time or not are not that hard. basically what we've turned our freedom and our good hearts in america to help people, they just turned that into, i think, the politicians have turned that into a way to control people the we'll pay you if you vote for us. base liically what it s it is corrupt. we have a superpower but right now the current time with about a third world leadership running the thing. and there is corruption and i mean just jind sucking sound coming out of washington, d.c. it's just -- they basically are saying give us intellect and money and we can do anything. if that were true, if it took

intellect and the people's money, why are we almost $18 trillion in the hole? i'm looking at it as a c plus man and i'm thinking you touted the idea of interlekt and money much that's not too smart to go $18 trillion in the hole. how much will it take? >> you know, it's interesting you say that. i brought this up with uncle cy before. i said how is it possible about government, this is my one political question for him, that government would spend $700 million and have four years -- you don't use a computer, but it's pretty easy to build a website. 2013, 2014 and they still screwed it up. how do you screw it up that bad? how do you mess up? that is almost impossible. i had a guy on my show that said he could have built that website for $1 million. not $700 million. >> oh, yeah.

it just -- it's just an observation, these bureaucracies, someone says but mr. robertson, if you were president of the united states, what would the first thing you would do? i'd make sure we got plenty of ducks out of canada. that's the first thing i'd do. i would take the money from the people in the middle east and everywhere else that don't even like us, i would take that money, i would send it to the canadians. i like the canadians. that's where most of the ducks come from. i make sure the canadian splentz of money to send us ducks. i'd start right there. and then i'd basically gut and gut means that's an old red neck term. i would gut it, strip it, cut the guts out of all these bureaucracies but one. i would leave the department of defense alone. i would up -- i would give them more money. i would make sure that we didn't have the biggest stick. i would make sure with a much smaller bunch of bureaucracies

running around up there except for the department of defense and i would give them -- i would say make me a huge club. we're not going to want to use it. but when we decide take care of the guys and gals that risk their lives for us and lose their lives for us. >> you taught yourself how to finish. it was a big year when you sold 8,000 duck calls. >> yes. $8,000 worth. next year, 22, next year, 32, then, 37. so i said miss kaye, we're rolling! she said we're going to starve to death. >> you were living >> right here, this country

kitchen the house we had there didn't cost as much as this country kitchen. so i asked her i said when do you start feeling rich and famous? she said you're the type you're so content that you were fishing in the river and eating. we had money to pay the light bill. you were so content then, it doesn't mean that much to you. do you see what i'm saying? only thing it means is that you can say i made it. other than that -- >> your life is not different? >> no. eat the same food, wear the same clothes. sunday morning i meet with the brothers these days they drive to the airport. we've got on one plane, they had

their own stewedess with a stick on shrimp on a stick. and i turned around and said i this being rich is pretty fun. said man. thank you, can you give you anything? i said let me see how much shrimp you've got there. >> red necks made good, sean. >> i'm go to ask you this question. >> mushrooms, onion a little sauce and brine in this. liquid smoke. a little bit of flour, or corn starch to thicken that a little bit.

when we eat it, that is the side i've got the baked potatoes, fixing to brown you a little bread. back 30 something years ago we were fishing the river, and you know $0.30 a pound buffalo, and the duck calls were selling for $4.27 to the store. retailing about $9.99. first year, where we eating rib eye steak like this? that would be negative. and when red necks do well you say next thing you know you bring out rib eyes the menu increased. this thing is out of control, now. >> do you look, and feel, i've been poor with you.

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>> that is all the time we left for this "hannity" "duck dynasty" special. we will leave you with a prayer. >> father, while we're here i do pray for our country. they would glorify you as they should and the way the founding fathers instilled in them. father our founders warned us if we lost a religion and our morality, the last thing to go would be our freedom. i see it on the horizon and it worries me. so help us, father, help them,

turn back to you and love you more each day, love each other, in jesus i pray for this good meal provided for us, amen. >> dig in, boys. >> every man for himself. "o'reilly factor" is on tonight. it's a very special watters world of the factor. how much do americans know about the country? >> who did americans fight in the revolutionary war? >> the french. >> truman bomb. do you remember that? [ bleep ]. >> what do they know about our founding fathers? >> what's a founding father. watters as spring break. >> i don't know why you are looking at me. >> has college liberalism out of control? >> i had a professor call himself the most liberal you wi e