hunting rifle and dozens of rounds of ammo in the suspect's car. the state of virginia plans to re-examine its deal with or by tall sciences corporation. the unmanned supply rocket blew up just moments after liftoff costing up to $20 million in damage to the state-owned facility. and the national football league urging a federal judge to sign off on an estimated $1 billion settlement fund. it's for former players who suffer concussions. as many as 6,000 retired players may be suffering from always i'mers disease or dementia. "hannity starts now. watching. tonight -- >> american people are too stupid -- >> asleep at the wheel. why the mainstream media is ignoring a major news story. >> i'm not saying it's not a story. look, i'm not in charge of any of the network newscast.

as tensions mount in missouri and the country awaits a grand jury, we are on in ferg police chief who is say they're ready for anything. >> we have a plan and life is going to go on in the city of st. louis and the region. >> all of that plus mcdowel, mcguirk and geraldo rivera, "hannity" starts right now. welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. ladies and gentlemen, it's on tomorrow night in a live address at 8:00 p.m. eastern time the emperor in chief of the united states is going to declare war on the constitution and grant amnesty to millions of people. president obama gave a short preview in a speech in a facebook video earlier today. >> everybody agrees that our immigration system is broken. unfortunately washington has allowed the problem to fester for too long. and so what i'm going to be

laying out is the things that i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system work better even as i continue to work with congress and encourage them to get a bipartisan comprehensive bill that can solve the entire problem. >> now, while all the details of his plans to act without congress are still unclear, according to "the washington post" we do know that in addition to his plans to grant amnesty to up to 5 million illegal immigrants currently in the country, his plans include broadening visa programs for skilled technology workers and heightening security along the southern border. however, the post gave zero specifics on how he's going to accomplish that goal. and just to be clear after years of telling you, the american people, that taking such an action would amount to an unconstitutional because of power, it's now safe to say that all of that was one big lie. here with reaction fox news political analyst juan williams and the host of outnumbered and "the five," and dra tantaro. good to see you.

>> good to see you. >> juan, if a president knows something is lawless and unconstitutional, and he does it anyway, what would that say about him? hypothetically. >> that would be wrong, sean. you know that and i know that. >> yeah. let me play barack obama. because i don't think i could make as compelling case against what he's going to do as well as he did. take a listen. >> the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case. for me to simply through executive order ignore those congressional mandates would not conform with my appropriate role as president. now, i know some people want me to bypass congress and change the laws on my own, but that's not how -- that's not how our system works. the problem is is that, you know, i'm the president of the united states. i'm not the emperor of the united states. my job is to execute laws that are passed.

if in fact i could solve all these problems without passing laws in congress, then i would do so. but we're also a nation of laws. i cannot ignore those laws any more than i can ignore, you know, any of the other laws that are on the books. what i said in the past remains true, which is until congress passes a new law, then i am constrained in terms of what i'm able to do. >> is there any ambiguity there, juan williams, any at all? >> no, i think he really put himself in a box there, sean. and i don't think that the intent is what everybody takes it to be. that's what he said. i think his intent was to say he would prefer to have congress act. i think everybody would. you know, in fact, he was wrong when he says that he doesn't have the authority because president reagan acted on exactly the same basis, took executive action for people under 18. you know, president bush did it, president clinton did it -- >> that was a tweak of the law.

very different from what this president is doing. >> no, that's not right. now i got you, buddy. because it was 40% of the illegal immigrants in the country who were saved from being deported under those actions. >> but, juan, not under the circumstances where he's wanted a dream pass, congress refuses to go along with it and he's now acting unilaterally. andrea. >> he says he's going to do this under prosecutorial action, which is not a tool. it shouldn't be a tool used to circumvent congress. why would president obama use a tool typically reserved for tyrants? this reminds me of seether crossed the rub con. i know a lot of folks on the left are probably going to argue it's constitutional because the precedent that it will set is a really ugly place i think for the office of the president to go. >> just to be fair, waub, i'm a conservative, andrea's

conservative. you even recognize he shouldn't do this. let's go to jonathan turley. george washington university law professor and a guy we've had on the program many, many times. and he says between making recess appointments when the congress is -- when the senate's not in recess. we know the supreme court weighed in on that. health care changing the law. welfare law's not being enforced, immigration law is not being enforced. here's what he says about all of this. >> we have a congress that is coming in with the full voice of the american people behind them. that's what an election is. now, you may disagree with the outcome, but you have to respect the outcome. what the president is suggesting is tearing at the very fabric of the constitution. >> previously said we're at a constitutional tipping point the way he's pushing this. do you agree with jonathan? >> no, i think jonathan's way over the line here. i have a great deal of respect for him, but what i'm saying -- by the way, i think the president is within his

constitutional rights. that's why i cited to you what reagan, bush, clinton had done in the past on the same exact basis. i don't think it's smart in terms of the presence being that congress which has a senate bill sitting there for a year and a half that we'll get this done, that's what john boehner said, and then zip. i understand why the president needs to act. >> no, he's doing this because he doesn't want to get boxed in by republican when they come back and they have the senate and they pass a border security bill simply clean, simply to close the border. president obama, sean, does not want that bill floating to his desk. because he wouldn't sign it. because he doesn't believe in border security. so he's trying to play on congressional republicans right now. honestly, juan, this is wrong. we have elections. that's the consequence of elections. and he's throwing a constitutional tantrum right now. and it will come back and bite the left in a big way. especially if the courts rule he cannot.

then what? >> never said that about ronald reagan. let me tell you, i think when you have a situation where you've got a senate bill that addresses your security concerns, andrea -- >> not to the extent. it won't. let me quote the president. regardless of what reagan and clinton and your argument because that's the talking point we've been hearing from democrats all day. wait a minute. but the president has expressed, this is his view on the matter when he said with respect to the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case. and then he said, i don't have the power. so he has expressed that he doesn't believe he can do this, but he's going to do it any way. i liked andrea's line about a constitutional tantrum. i wish i'd thought of that. i think that pretty much sums it up. >> don't you get the idea? he spoke badly and he said he can't do it and now he's going to do it, that's hypocrisy. don't you agree congress is the one that has not acted?

>> i disagree. congress has acted. there's a law. he doesn't like the law. we haven't enacted the law. we're not enforcing the current law of the land. >> that's right. >> he said it's his job. that is what his job definition is. to execute the laws of the land. >> look, we've got record levels of deportations. we've got more border security than ever. and the republicans still -- let me ask andrea a question. andrea, what is the republican option to doing nothing? >> he's getting louder -- >> i was going to say all you have to do is show the footage of the children pouring over the border from a couple months ago. i think we both know, juan, the border is far from being secure. >> oh, my god -- >> when a republican president decides oh, i don't know, not to issue ebt cards or maybe not to collect taxes, what is the left going to do then? we are headed for a constitutional crisis. and i say this as a child of an immigrant who believes in legal immigration, a father who never took a dime from the government, created jobs, sean, i know

hillary clinton doesn't believe my dad did, but this is not the way to go about doing it. and the precedent it sets takes it to an ugly place. where the left isn't going to like it. >> let me ask you one question, role call earlier had a piece the republicans have been ordered not to use the i-word, impeachment. is that an impeachable offense but politically just a dumb idea? >> i think we have to see what he does specifically. because we're still waiting to see exactly what le does. but politically it is a pretty risky idea. and it's a shame because this is a violation of the constitution if he does act in the way we think he's going to act. >> andrea wants to impeach the president -- oh, my god! i can't believe it! you know, you are a wonderful president, but come on, you want to impeach obama -- did you try to impeach reagan? >> the president by his own definition said this is lawless and unconstitutional. >> you guys are -- >> no, he said it repeatedly. and he won't even live up to his

own standard in pursuit of power. that's something you need to think about. >> it's not impeachable offense, sean. nothing to shut the government -- >> juan, you cannot use an executive pen to circumvent criminal laws. it doesn't work that way. it's not the way our country was set up. even president obama said he can't. but he doesn't care. >> prosecutorial discretion. it's called administrative relief. you can't deport 12 million people, so what are we going to do? >> i am shocked. i am shocked you are not disagreeing with the process in which this is done in a lame duck session not letting congress -- >> i want congress to act. that's all i'm saying. >> thank you both. >> i want congress to act. coming up, we will investigate how the mainstream media's hand has been finally forced into covering the jonathan gruber scandal. and tonight on "hannity". >> i definitely want to see police brutality come to an end because it's sad and it's

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highest trusted and rated cable ne network in the country. and while we have been rightfully covering the obamacare architect jonathan gruber's remarks about democratic lies being used to push through the affordable care act. cbs first covered gruber's remarks on november 13th. nbc on november 17th. and the first time abc covered it was yesterday. it's also worth noting that the amount of coverage or the lack thereof for the networks since the gruber video surfaced on both morning and evening programs, cbs covered the story four times while nbc and abc only covered it once. and on cable tv according to politifact my colleagues and i have at the news channel referenced gruber almost 800 times from november 10th through yesterday. let's see, msnbc, well, they only referred to about 79 times, cnn just 27 times. they're too busy covering the

cosby story. here with reaction joe concha, hotair.com -- by the way i love this. i invite media critics onto criticize. great. but you both are good at what you do. would this happen if this were a republican operative? >> well, sean, let me -- close your eyes for a moment and go into a parallel universe. president obama instead is president bush. and jonathan gruber is instead we'll call him a republican gruber, hans gruber or simon gruber. then we have nancy pelosi. instead that's played by john boehner. and you had the president who made misleading statements and easily disproven around john gruber. you have john gruber who has made potentially millions. we have nancy pelosi saying she never heard of john gruber and 18 seconds later video proof

shows not only did she know him but praised his analysis. you put all that together and nbc news doesn't cover that once. if this were a republican like i just described boehner, bush and another gruber, this would be the lead story 11 straight nights, i'll bet you the george washington bridge that would be the case. >> i would take that bet on your side. what do you think? >> it's fascinating. you were playing the clip of chuck todd recently who had said what's the news of -- >> let me play so you can make a comment. >> please. >> he was on my friend's show. watch this. >> the networks nine days before they talked about it. and now it's a huge story. >> i'm not saying it's not a story. look, i'm not in charge of any of those network newscasts, but what is the news today of that? it's a political story. network news in general hasn't been covering the political back and forths of washington a lot lately. i don't think this has to do with gruber specifically.

>> i'll tell him what the news is six consecutive days, more tapes of the manipulation going on and calling the american people stupid. >> chuck todd covered this at nbc news, he's not in the habit of not covering news. the reason he says we're not covering this, this isn't news today, is because, well, this has to do with process, right? has to do with how the law was sold, passed the cbo, how cadillac plans are going to be taxed at a certain rate how gruber says it's going to be taxed at everybody's rate. there's news here and chuck todd was trying to go out in front and save colleagues a little embarrassment, but he's essentially admitting that they're just not covering the news that i believe is news. he covered it himself. >> what does it mean this happens with regularity? that there's a double standard? some might say, okay, fox covered it. okay, fox has a conservative sean hannity on the air. i don't hide my conservatism, but i'm not the fox news channel. i'm the editorial page. these are supposed to be the

news people. and they take sides. >> right. it's not a conservative story, necessarily, sean. john gruber has been trending on twitter for eight days. so this isn't just a fox story and everybody else isn't covering it. look at a gallup poll taken in september and says the trust in media is at an all-time low. 40% of the american public says that stories will not be presented fairly -- or will be presented fairly, accurately and so on. if you go back to 1974, the same polls, sean, post watergate, 74%, 34 points higher of people said that. almost twice as much. and why was that? because people in power were held to account by the media. now the media has a different motto, sean. that's of the los angeles police department. you know what that motto is? to serve and protect. that's what we're seeing with this story sfwl those who have covered it have done a good job of whitewashing the record of

what this guy did, who he was, whether he was an architect or not. did the -- then goes and revisits the story and asks was he really the obamacare architect? maybe the white house is right disseminating a narrative out of the white house in service to some sort of fairness i would grant them. but it's dismissive of the intelligence of the american people who were following this at the time and knew what this individual did and what he was. >> well said. both of you. appreciate it. >> it still could have been hans gruber they were talking about. >> you think so? all right. thanks, guys. coming up next here on "hannity". >> things get real bad, everything board up. i really ain't sure how i feel bt it. >> david webb and a team of "hannity" producers travel to fergus ferguson, missouri. they speak with residents ahead of that grand jury decision.

coming up, two local police chiefs here with reaction and what they anticipate. later, we continue on this news night.

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because it's sad and it's uncalled for. >> we got one window boarded up. that window's been broken into twice. so actually we're going to leave it alone obviously. everybody else is boarding their businesses up like totally. >> i just want to uplift and empower our people, black people. >> what do you say to the people that have come in from the outside that want to cause trouble? we hope they go away, what do you think? >> stay where you at. >> i'm going to do what's right to protect me and my family. >> it's affecting the business even before the decision. it's affecting the business everywhere. it seems like it's kind of slow everywhere i go. >> we lost 80% of our clientele. so it's been rough for us. >> i don't appreciate the police using militarized equipment to intimidate these people. they don't intimidate me at all. >> all the looting and the burning and all that, we don't need that. >> here now to discuss the impact of this looming grand

jury decision, st. louis police chief sam dotson, and billmore. good to see you. chief dotson, we have video of all of these stores all boarded up. is that generally the feeling of the people in this community that all hell is going to break loose after this decision? >> no, it's not. and unfortunately those are the images that people see. and the impact -- >> but it's every one. it's every store. >> it is relatively small when you look at the whole metropolitan area. it's unfortunate for that community that they feel they have to do that because they've been victimized. and the small businesss that are there, chief and i talked to them, they're hanging on by a thread and really can't afford this. it's the perpetuation of the fear of the violence we're trying to stop. >> chief, activists were caught on tape gateway pundit that first reported this. and they have this -- holding

training sessions of activists, some 6 hurkds of them. many of them not even from ferguson. we're telling the attendees i don't think we need to be on west florison. the people in the south look like me, the people in the west -- and then they have on top of that another group at ferguson, a protest group putting out a list of targets. and the list is three pages long single spaced including anheuser-busch and boeing and hospitals and airports and other businesses. how do you handle that? are threats like that legal? >> it guess it depends on what they're threatening to do. i guess what is unique about august is a six or seven-block area. we doept anticipate that this time. in fact, we spent most time in

front of the ferguson police station. that's where a lot of the energy has moved to as far as the threats on the big companies that we have out there, i think chief dotson is right. really our small businesses are probably going to be more affected than anybody else. >> you're doubtful something is going to happen but these agitators, these protesters are out there predicting in fact they will react. let me ask you this, are you hearing the leaks from the grand jury as i am that there was many as six eyewitnesses, the media makes this black versus white, unarmed black teen, white officer. there are black eyewitnesses that corroborate darren wilson's story. have you heard that? >> we really haven't paid a lot of attention to the leaks coming out of the grand jury because frankly that's not our case. we talk a little bit about timing from time to time, but i can't give any credence to those leaks. >> sean, that's part of the problem in the community is that has a polarizing effect. and so the grand jury has to go

through the process. and what we're doing is meeting with those organizers and really trying to work out those lines of communications, build those bridges to keep that violence from happening that you're talking about. >> well, it feels -- >> builds a lot of anxiety, i'll tell you that. >> do you have any answer to the question of time sng we keep hearing friday, maybe monday, maybe after thanksgiving. what do you know? >> you know, we really don't because it's going to be up to the grand jury finally to deliver and decide when they're going to release this. we don't know how long that's going to take. we expected this as early as october. then it turned into the first of november. now here we are. so we anticipate that it's around the corner, but we can't say exactly when. >> there are two diametrically opposed stories here. if the one that michael brown actually attempted to get the gun of officer darren wilson and tried to get it and then also ran towards him, if that story turned out to be true, then wouldn't it be possible that the president of the united states of america sent three white house representatives to the

funeral of a man that potentially was trying to kill a cop? >> we're going to wait for the grand jury to come out with all of that. because it's all speculation right now. i think anything's a possibility right now. >> well, let me ask as an officer when eric holder made his comments or the president makes his comments before the united nations and we give the benefit of the doubt and the belief people are innocent until proven guilty to other criminals, doesn't officer wilson deserve that same right, gentlemen? >> well, he certainly does, but i'll say this. this case for some reason has garnered a tremendous amount of attention. i know that's an understatement. but it seemed to really catch certainly the st. louis metropolitan area, ferguson, and now the nation. and there has been a lot of commentary on it. there's been a lot of commentary from a lot of high level positions regarding that. but frankly we're not really going to know that until the grand jury returns. so exactly who called this, who

didn't -- >> do you think the president was wrong to speak out as he did and meet with ferguson activists and al sharpton and say stay the course? do you find that inappropriate? or having eric holder compare what happened here to emma till? >> i think, sean, really what we're trying to do in our community -- and i hear those things, are to call people to be calm. comments that work the crowd up and polarize don't help us at all. that's why we meet with organizers. and i hear what you're saying. we're trying to bring calm to our community. >> listen, i pray for everybody in the city. i hope there's calm. but i think the president and eric holder and al sharpton, i think they've been terribly irresponsible, whether you will say it or not that's one thing, i will say it. and i think they have created an expectation in the minds of people in the community to expect a certain outcome that may not come here. that's a problem when the president of the united states

does that. any comment at all? or should i let it go? >> well, listen, certainly there's room for due process. we understand that. we're looking forward to that regardless of the grand jury decision. that's certainly in their purview. listen, we have a plan no matter what moving forward. i think preservation of life is number one. these small businesses, they matter, ferguson and the city of st. louis can't afford to be torn apart. and yet we do have the balancing act to protect everybody's constitutional right. we're going to do that regardless of the outcome. >> and regardless of who says what. that's our job regardless of who says what we have to keep our community safe. >> i hope the people in the community stay calm and are not instigated by outside agitators. let me put it that way. thank you for being with us. wish you the best. coming up next tonight on this busy news night on "hannity". >> the democratic leadership told us that the individual mandates in the affordable care act was not a tax even though

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welcome back to "hannity." as we reported earlier mainstream media is finally waking up to the obamacare hoax and jon stewart had some rare harsh words for obamacare architect john gruber and the democratic leadership. shocking. take a look. >> the democratic leadership told us that the individual mandates in the affordable care act was not a tax even though they knew it was a tax. that's pretty slimy.

>> i think the democrats can now come clean about how the bill was sold in mr. gruber's involvement in that process, or -- >> i don't know who he is. [ laughter ] >> can you ever not not disappoint us? >> here from our sister network fox business imus in the morning mcguirk and megan mcdowel. not only was it sold on a mountain of lies, they knew. they knew benghazi was a lie. they knew about -- it seems that this president lies with regularity. and he doesn't get called out like he should if it were bush. >> it says something though that jon stewart on the daily show is

calling out the democrats at all, that he is even touching this story, right? number one. but it's not just the lying. you see it with jonathan gruber, the disdain for the american people. these stupid americans that we dupe because we know better than you do. you're such idiots, you just need to listen to us whether we lie to you or not. that's disgusting. >> to me the worst thing that gruber is that he's one of those elitists who knows everything, he knows better than us so he can do anything, lie, cheat and steal for our own good. >> it's bigger -- it's about obama. >> let me give you -- there's this song. the irony is the reason obamacare is constitutional as determined in a 5-4 vote before the high court of the united states is that justice john roberts said that's not a penalty, that's a tax. you have the power to impose taxes therefore it is constitutional. so though gruber lied to the people, the supreme court saw through his lie and his lie was

revealed in the decision that made obamacare the law. >> a lot of people are busy working and paying their taxes and i'm not sure how many people read the decision or really know that part of it. but the fact is that the president knew -- they were arguing and debating within the white house, bernie, in february of 2010. you're not going to be able to keep your plan, people aren't going to be able to keep their doctor and they're not going to save money, should we tell them? and they decided no. >> intentionally made it complicated so you couldn't understand it. that was intentional as this guy gruber this sleaze bag who ought to get back to money, but bring it back to jon stewart and your point, jon stewart last night, who did he attack? he attacked the old lady, nancy pelosi. he did not attack obama -- >> old lady? you mean minority leader. >> i'm talking about the older woman, talk about a war on women, as sean head got his head

up obama's butt. >> this wasn't meant to prove he has disdain for conservative "idealogues." but i'll say this, he's as guilty as everybody else. >> jon stewart? >> yes. as is the mainstream media as we went through. they didn't cover this story. if george bush had done this, headlines everywhere. >> he didn't cover it until it reached critical mass. the one holdout is brian williams, obama sycophant, hasn't touched it yet. >> he takes his cue from jon stewart. now he'll mention it, iguarante >> and the times? >> yeah, the times will mention it eventually i'm sure. just make this guy give the money back -- >> no, geraldo, let me ask you, you have kids -- >> only to do with -- disdain was the word used and i think

disdain is exactly what this person showed the american people. >> i think it exemplifies how democrats feel about america. >> i agree with that. >> we can't tell you truth because if you know the truth you'll never go along with it. so that showed an arrogant disregard for the truth because he knew what would be worth the greater good. >> gruber also talks about the cadillac excise tax, that will change the health insurance of everyone who gets it from their employer. you're going to pay more, and you're going to get less. and the american people only get seeing how health care and health insurance is changing. and i'll tell you what, the democrats are so stupid they don't really know what they passed. and they don't know -- >> they didn't read it. >> they don't know the horror that will be brought on this country. >> i just know they know some people that have benefitted because of obamacare. my own son and his wife, they had a baby, the child had some

pli complications, it was -- >> in fairness, now -- >> obamacare works for some people. >> gruber said that the healthy -- if we told them, the healthy are going to pay -- the young and healthy will pay for the sick, elderly and uninsured, it would never have passed. >> i agree with you. >> geraldo, i would agree your family would be a pretty wealthy family. you had a hit syndicated tv show -- >> there you go on my wealth again. mr. private plane. the fact of the matter is i applaud the fact that -- >> but somebody else is paying for that. >> that's what tax is. >> oh. >> aha. now the judge, justice roberts, has said it's a tax. therefore now we can attack it as a tax. the tax it was als meant to be. >> the deductibles and premiums are going up. you cannot keep your doctor as promised if you want.

those are all lies. the bill again was made so you couldn't understand it. make the sleaze bag give back the money. and brian williams, it's up to you now to catch up with the rest of us. >> is it okay that i want to break gruber's glasses in half? >> of course. that's a normal feeling. we can't break imus. >> he's the best thing that happened to the republican party since ronald reagan this guy gruber. >> revenge of the nerds 5, where's booger? >> stay right there. more after the break. you can catch the fox business network imus in the morning show. and if you're not sure where to find ilt in your area, go on the web and find it. log onto foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. coming up tonight next here on "hannity". >> national action network and i owe no current taxes. >> rev rand al has a lot of explaining to do as he heads off to ferguson, missouri after "new york times" reports he owes millions and millions in taxes. obama's top adviser. we'll explain next.

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since 2008 i have paid my taxes personally to the federal government. >> he has been to the white house 81 times. president says stay the course. is this the right guy to be going to the white house 81 times? >> you know, sean, two quick things i remember during the stop and frisk controversy here in new york i stood on 79th street and 5th avenue and i saw 50,000 demonstrators protesting with reverend al. there is not another black leader in this country that could have mobilized that many people. the second point is white people have to stop telling black people who should represent them. >> no. no. >> he is the preeminent black

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>> clearly, no. nobody did exit polls which is why obama was so toxic in this election because of al sharpton. al sharpton can pay four seasons bill but can't pay his tax bill. wesley snipes went to jail. he's probably thinking no justice, no peace. >> others get invited to the white house, some get invited to federal prison. >> i'm disappointed but shame on you for being an apologist for this guy. >> you never apologized to cop -- >> what about statute of limitations? cut him slack. >> also, interloeper and crown heights affair? >> what about things -- >> why do you think he has this? >> you're a race hustler.

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