milwaukee. what started out peaceful turned disruptive when part of the crowd blocked traffic on interstate 43. the demonstrators have been protestering for monthing protesting the deadly shooting of hamilton who was shot 14 times on april 30th. the latest cyber attack at staples. card holder names and numbers and verification codes may have been compromised. could have given criminals access to more than 100 staples stores. watching "the kelly file." this is a fox there's a fox news alert. president obama held his final press conference of the year before jetting off to hawaii for an extended christmas vacation. welcome in.

today's press conference coming just days after sony decided to pull the plug on the interview. it comes after the announce of normalized relations with the castro regime in cubaful. cuba. >> what i thought was interesting was the president had a threat of retaliation against north korea but couldn't spell it out, whether it was u.s. sanctions or possible military actions, we did get our first hint after the news conference when a top u.s. official told us one of options putting north korea back on the state department's list of terror. many terrors say it was a mistake to have taken them off in the first place. also they are suggesting to us that they may be doing things we won't see, that won't be

obvious, such as waging their own cyber war in retaliation, u.s. cyber attacks directed at north korea behind the scenes. also interesting the president seemed to blame the president of sony saying they made a mistake by cowing to north korea and suggesting if they only reached out to him directly he would have given them advice. >> i wish they would have spoken to me first. i would have told them do not get into a pattern in which you're intimidated by these kinds of criminal attacks. >> now while the president stopped short of calling this an act of war, republicans are calling it just that. and some analysts saying unless the president steps up the pressure of north korea, we're going to face a lot more of

these attacks. listen. >> if you treat this simply as an inconvenience other countries will conclude they can attack and get away with it. particularly with this administration what they have done with cuba, it is a weak presidency and those with cyber capability will use it. >> also sony ceo doesn't believe the company caved but that they had no other alternative than to pull back on the movie because so many theaters were saying we can't run this film because of the potential of a terror attack against the actual movie theater. and litten also suggested they had been in touch with administration officials about the film. the state department is pushing back saying they were consulted a little bit on the film but they didn't give it its approval. curious that the president said if only they had called me because the company was twisting

in the wind for several days. it makes you wonder why others didn't just reach out to sony and say look you make your own decision as a private company but we've got your back once you make that decision. >> interesting. we had the president go right past some of the reporters with s substantive questions was it striking. >> i feel history was made in that it was only female reporters. thought it would be a cool thing to have only female reporters ask questions. i think that's great. i don't think there is a war on men. i want to be clear. that's fine there's a lot of great female reporters in the white house press core. by not calling on male or female regardless of sex, tv reporters, you may get softer questions,

john carl of ab c asked a lot of tough questions, he didn't get called on. the press has a list from press secretary. he calls on who he wants, next press conference i plan on asking a tough question. >> thanks ed merry christmas. also now fbi has gathered enough information to conclude north korea is responsible for that hacking at sony. what do we know. >> the language in this fbi statement is carefully crafted. while stating there is enough evidence, it stopped short data malware north korea has used in the past. there's also significant overlap between several i.p. or internet protocol addresses and north korean entities. the sony hack bears striking similarities to an attack last year against south korean banks

that left many customers unable to withdraw money from their atms. in a statement the bureau said "north korea's actions were intended to inflict significant harm on a u.s. business and suppress the right of american citizens to express themselves." >> and the president went further today stating publicly what intelligence officials maintained privately that the u.s. must maintain rules and standards for cyber warfare. >> more broadly we need to work with the international community to start setting up very clear rules of the road in terms of how the internet and cyber operates. right now it's sort of the wild west. >> outside analysts who specialize in north korea -- say

this. >> china has been working with north korea. >> intelligence question why so much would be spent so much of its capital but suggest they have had outside help. . joining us now author of number one new york times best seller, book is called "things that matter" the man is dr. charles, thanks for joining us. >> thank you tucker. after an intro it can only be downhill from here. >> it is totally heart felt. so the president made a clear statement against centsorship saying sony shouldn't have caved against north korea hackers. am i misremembering or was he one of the people in effect calling for sensorship of the money on which they blamed the benghazi attack of innocents of

muslims. >> went beyond verbal. the only guy who ended up in jail after that first incident was the guy who made the video, arrested on a pretense of some sort and ended up in the slammer for a while. i think we are so intimidated ever since 20 years ago an incident about muhammad that we make exceptions for attacks on islam. we don't do that for attacks on christianity you can do all the satire all you want in fact you will get feted into the higher es c helons of our society if you do. here's the president attacking a private company and what kicked them over of withdrawing the film was not a cyber attack but the threat of a physical attack.

isn't that why we have the department of homeland security, a bloated expensive homeland security, isn't his job to protect us against terrorism attacks. the minute that threat was issued he should have mobilized homeland security and called sony and said to the owners of the theaters we will triple security all over the country and not going to let you be intimidated. if you didn't want to do that, there's one thing the government can do was suggested today in a wall street editorial this movie ought to be diseminated around the world in a way no other movie has. kim jong-un didn't want it out because he is embarrassed by it.

the idea to get him back is to have everyone see it by releasing it on the internet. sony as a company is scared to do that. why not let ownership go to u.s. government basically us saying you have attacked america and the first amendment and have the u.s. government put it out on the internet, put it out in all of the voice of america, everything that we control and make sure it is the most widely seen film in the history of man kind. probably not deserving so but as a way to get back at pyung young. >> what did you think of the president's defense of the economy. he came out and said things are demonstratably better than they were. you are looking at a guy who's party was creamed last month.

do you think he means that or do you think this is a possess. >> no i think he means it is. i think he was generally upbeat. he feels unshackled. never has to worry about his democrats being slaughtered in an election and blaming him. he can be himself. he can normalize relations with cuba. he can legalize 5 million illegals, and doing it illegally. he has a freehand. i think he likes where he is and he is now the beneficiary of the collapse of oil prices which is essentially a huge tax cut which has stimulated the economy and helped to revive it. of course he had nothing to do with the collapse of oil prices. if anything his epa has been issuing regulations that have inhibited the oil boom we're in now. that is all under private or state land. nonetheless he feels now he will

get individuvindication by the 6 the e economy. >> when the president said the internet is the wild west and what we need is more regulation, he didn't say it quite that way, but am i reading into it, plans to regulate internet in the name of internet security? is that something to worry about? >> if you ever get paranoid i will be the one to tell you. as of now i see no signs of it. no, i think that's exactly what he wants to do. i think in general we're going to have to find something. this is sort of a new technology, in the same way ones that are now old were then new, came online after world war ii we had to think of ways to regula regulate. i know no one wants big government but at some point we

will have to have a cyber security apparatus because this is like nuclear weapons that doesn't kill people but infrastructure. that could really hurt the country. i think in time we're going to have to get that. that's a place congress ought to work and reflect the views of americans. shouldn't be done unilaterally. >> thanks a lot for coming on today. >> you're welcome. coming up next right here. >> we have agreed to having a working group deal with the the racial bias and lack of diversity in hollywood. >> that's al sharpton he now runs sony how did that happen? we'll tell you next. later now that president obama has announced he's

normalizing relations with cuba will this cop killer, who is hiding in cuba, will she be extradited back to the united states to face the penalties for her crimes? that and more when we continue.

welcome back to "hannity." . earlier today president addressed the sony hacking. the commander in chief is not the man hollywood is looking to after that embarrassing cyber attack, no that man is the reverend al sharpton. amy met privately with al in

the bid to fix the fall out. after meeting with sharpton, he went out to discuss next steps. >> hollywood is an environment that still resembles 1950s america. we have agreed to having a working group deal with the racial bias and lack of diversity in hollywood and in the film industry so the jury is still out on where we go with amy. we clearly are willing to deal with an immediate formula to see where we deal with breaking down the walls of inflexible and so far immoveable racial ex c rurks u usions in hollywood. >> now joining us mr. mayor rudy

thanks for being with us. >> now we have him as the jury for the movies and north korea as the censensor. how did this happen it is like a comedy. >> because people late it happen. you ran the city for eight years. sharpton would have loved to be your chief advisor shaking down companies. >> i never met with sharpton because i never thought he was interested in a lithit ma legit solution to a problem. if you want to deal with police brutality, you have to also deal with the crime. it is a function of numbers not

race. if we can have that conversation than we can talk. but if you want to make believe that police actions create crime, of course that is ridiculous, they don't create crime they react to crime. popperly most of the time. ipo popperly a few times. you have to talk about how you will save lives and improve education and jobs. i never heard anything about that from him. if you look at the history of new york city i saved the most black lives in the history of new york city because i cared about the people not the grand standing politicians and their slapping me on the back, i cared about saving lives in harlem and fort green and i saved more l lives than any mayor because the crime rate went down 75%. >> how about in the 70s hustlers

like sharpton were taken seriously. and crime rates went up. are we going to see that again? >> police improvement is an absolutely valid issue. got to work on it all the time. it's a difficult job. some people misuse their power, go the to work on it. the level of crime in certain communities is enormously important. i wasn't going to stop going after the mafia because they said the mafia is italian. you go after the people committing the crimes and then work on the problem. >> usually leaders are judges by the person around them. al sharpton has been indictedfor tax fraud, totally discredited.

no legitimate person sees him as legitimate. >> this is the reason i believe they call on him to be the arbitor. they have donated so much money to obama and willing to conclude they are not racist they just make stupid comments. just apologize for saying something stupid. instead he has to come out with jury thing and stretch it out. there's a calculation to stretching out. if is this woman calls you in and says i'm really sorry i said it, i didn't mean to say it, i supported black causes all my life, i supported president obama, i'm out-of-bounds obviously not a racist, it's a stupid thing to have said, and i

said it privately not publicly, not like all those rap songs that use horrible words publicly. >> what about words sharpton himself attacking people in abrasive ways on the sidewalk whipping up race hatred. if i would say he would be president obama's closest relations what would you say. >> impossible. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i don't think i can explain president obama. i don't know what the heck he's doing. cuba. north korea the way they are hacking and his response is i'm going off to hawaii on vacation. i mean, this is crazy stuff. >> it's also depressing. >> thanks a lot for joining us. >> thank you.

>> we're praying to for your city. >> more questions than answers now president obama has annou e announced after normalizing relations with cuba. for example will this woman be coming back to this country to face justice. we'll weigh in when we continue. . you park your car.

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she wsentenced life in prison before escaping to cuba. she's been there 30 years. she's a personal favorite of fidel castro's. as many as 70 other murders said to be hiding in cuba so what is the future for these criminals. joining me now, former pd detectives, welcome to you both. so beau, you were on the force then. >> yeah i was a new york city detective back then in the 1970s and this is when the black liberation army came around and we had something like 13 cops killed by then and 11 killed the following year. in '71. and the puerto ri c an group

bombing everywhere but the black liberation army off shoots of the black panthers there, she gunned down a new jersey state 2r507 trooper, committed cold-blooded murder was sent to jail and subsequently escaped and went to cuba. now all these bombers jumped over to cuba there's about 70 fugitives there before doing diplomatic relations these things should be owned up. that young officer with a family and children never got see his kids again and this lady is drinking coconut juice in cuba. we should have put her back in jail before opening relations. there's a $2 million reward for her. and i would like to bring her

back myself. maybe mark wants to come with me. >> i would love to cover that. she was not only convicted of one murder but suspected in a number of other murders here in new york. she has become a sort of cause on the left. maxine waters, former head of the congressional black caucus supported her, do you think obama would go against the al sharpton's of the world and call for her aprto return to the u.s. >> no. -- i will say are there no other enterprising cuban males that could put her in the trunk with a bag over her head. really? even when it was 100,000, how it's $2 million.

you're right, i want to go down, let's you and i go down, give me an address. tucker, just think about this, we give up -- the media gives up darren wilson's address from ferguson. how about we her address, her gps coordinates for the iphones in cuba and let them bring her back. >> great question. you know the answer. in the media in are no enemies on the left. she's a member in good standing on the left. >> yeah after all the evidence fidel castro comes out in 2005 and says it is all lies against her and that she did nothing wrong. we have an american court who found her guilty of murdering that young officer in new jersey. i reach out to my cuban friends, you want a relationship with

america let's find out where she is and we'll jump on a plane and bring her home. >> see this is what i find striking, the president knows well in advance that he will announce this normalization with cuba wouldn't he go to police union, law enforcement groups, the families, and give them a heads up? wouldn't they play a role in this? he just ignored them. >> well you would certainly want everybody to throw in their hat in this and say this is what we should get if you're going to normalize relations with cuba this is what we should get from it. you got to remember here, obama went into a sovereign country, our ally with a saeal team, got in a fire fight, killed a bunch of citizens and then flew back and he can't send someone down

to cuba to pick up this woman? i mean she's a point person for fugitive in cuba. >> the president explained again today, and his press conference believes the real problem is over reach by cops. >> we have an attorney general holder, i call upon you tonight now you're the attorney general, put it down that you want them returned all these fugitives and if the president doesn't believe that our crime in the united states is caused in a minority neighborhood than he must be smoking the same thing big bird is smoking. >> on that note. i think you're right by the way. thanks for joining us. it's been a pretty amazing year for president obama, we'll exam his overreachings use of

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welcome back to "hannity." many years ago president obama promised to unite this country and create real change within our system of government, remember that, in 2014 with the political landscape more divided then ever, the president decided to ram through his policies with executive action. over the past year president obama created 18 ordered that changed the implementation of obamacare. didn't consult congress just did it. in may the prison swat with members offal kwad ooh and gave amnesty to millions of americans

living in the united states and ordered diplomatic relations normalized with cuba. the first part of his press conference was filled with so many misstatements of fact, he said this is the strongest year of job growth since the 1990s. he didn't mention if you just count native born americans there are fewer working any time since 200. th since 2007. this recovery has not worked. >> we did a poll. we have two findings, one, more kids believe their kids will have worse quality of life than then than any other time in american history.

and second u number one attribute the public said they wanted out of congress in 2015 is the ability to work together to get something done. so why is this president, listing to the american people, why is he go out on his own and saying to the public votes don't matter, election doesn't matter, i'm going to do it my way. >> right. if you really care about working people unployed, you would never import millions of new low wage workers to this country that is giving the finger to low wage workers why is no one saying that. >> those people are already here. 2.6 jobs created this year that's a fact. would you rather have more jobs than less? [ overlapping speakers ]

>> i want 40-hour a week jobs not 20-hour a week jobs. >> hang on. i get it. can you look me right in the eye and say bringing in mill yions new workers which is the president's intent is good for people who are unemployed now. >> it wouldn't pe good for them. >> thank you. >> problem is these folks are already working in this country. >> because we don't enforce our laws once they are here we doept make them go back. not enough people on the right are saying this either. there is a bipartisan consensus among the political elite that we need more to the working class and lower income workers, these are people struggling in our economy, what going to flood the low skill job noorkt market

to make it even harder to get a job? >> isn't organized labor supposed to look out for the little guy? how did the white house convince them to work against the interest of their own members. >> in the end there's a right way to come to this country and immigration done the right way is a positive for the economy and for the country. he just can't do things unilaterally. >> people want less immigration. >> that's not zbtrue. >> yes it is. >> are you a pollster? >> look at the polls. we have 11 million people here. >> and we can't do anything about it. >> we're totally powerless. let me just ask you this. only in a country where the media are totally complaint for the president would you have an administration able to get away

with what they were able to get away with, a president said 20 times i can't do this, it's unconstitutional and do it anyway and then call him on it. >> it's an executive action. >> that's irrelevant. when i president says when congress doesn't act i will, he is almost giving himself legislative power. he said that 20 times because common sense suggests that the president can't make laws on his own. >> i wonder why he said that. at least you would expect him to say something. skaul he called on eight reporters none of them asking why he is not accountable for the choice he just made. >> do you realize there are more republicans occupying the

senate, the house, the legisl e legislati legislative, 69 out of 99 chambers. >> in 2012, the republicans weren't trying to play ball with him. john boehner and everyone. [ overlapping speakers ] >> he can do all sorts of things within his constitutional power what he kachbt can't do is rule beyond the constitution the way he is clearly doing with this immigration order and other things. >> the founders set up with a government with three parts to fight against people's natural impulse and my deep opinion is the public doesn't care that the president is acting like an emperor. >> look at how well the turn out was in 2014 and how divided we are by race, age and socioeconomic status. our respect globally is at its lowest level in modern times. this is not about politics, it's

about a poison that seems to be injected into the politic and to watch the american people can't even have a conversation without losing civility it is a crisis in this country right now. >> i'm saying, i agree. >> accept responsibility. >> we are more divided than we have been but that has continued to be the case. >> what causes it. >> we go to school in different places and look at same facts and look at completely different interpretations, that has to do with the culture of our country. >> it is truth throughout all of history from the founding on people have different world views. what is not permissible on the nuts of bolts of governing he is not good at convincing people or establishing relationship or twisting arps so now he is

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welcome back to welcome back to hannity. since 1993, trying to make christmas bright for kids around the world with project called christmas child, over 115 million kids have received their shoe boxes around the country. >> the reverend franklin graham is with us.

and it's operation christmas child. how are you good to see you. >> good to see you. >> how is your dad? i ask you every year. >> he's doing pretty well. 96. not a lot of energy but mind is clear and still engaged. >> every couple months there comes a comment from him that makes news does he know that. >> i don't think he thinks about it. but you know he's still concerned about the world in which we live and he sees, especially as we come to christmas, that the answer to the problems of this world is the prince of peace, jesus christ. politicians are not going to solve the problems we have. it won't be republicans or democrats or tea party but god himself and his son jesus christ. >> he's going to find a world in a bit of a mess right now. >> he believes in all his heart that jesus is the way, the truth, the life and that no man comes to the father except through him. >> i had the pleasure to travel

with you to the dominican republic and we stopped in haiti and i went with to you numerous places and helped give these boxes out. >> you did. you had your wife and children. >> my wife and kids were with me. it's a life changing thing. do you this every year. how many will you do this year. >> a little over 10 million. >> and you still don't have enough. >> don't have enough. >> and you ask people to pack a box for a boy or girl this is for a girl, got a doll. i watch kids open the box, there's a doll, a jump rope, i don't know what this is, a scarf someone knitted. a purse, inside the purse is stuff, candy, a lot of candy and a cross, that's nice. a hair brush, tooth paste, tooth brush. and i was with you as you gave these away at orphanages and

poor neighborhoods, the kids go nuts, it's like getting a bicycle, a play station and an iphone, that's how important is to them. >> it is. and we want the children of the world to know that god hasn't forgotten them. that god loves them and cares for them. most of these kids it is the first gift they have had in their life many th. and they are overwhelmed. >> how did you do this? it's amazing. >> god's done it, i'm not that smart. we started off with a few thousand and each year it has grown. we ask everyone to pray who put the box together. they pray for the child who will get this box. i don't know. god knows. but when we pray we know god hears the prayer of one righteous person but when you have ten million praying for children just think what god might do. we had a boy from idaho 14 years

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that's all the time we have left tonight. thanks a lot for being with us. have a great weekend. unafraid. see you in 2015. here comes greta. is it an act of war? north korea caught red-handed. today the fbi officially blaming north korea for hacking sony pictures. and now the pressure is mounting for the obama administration to do something and to do that something quickly and severely. this cyber attack could be just the first shot across the bow. but during his year-end news conference president obama refusing to announce any specific response. and at today's pentagon news conference rear admiral john kirby were was asked if the cyber attack were an act of war. >> i'm also, you know, not able to lay out in any specificity for you what would be or wouldn't be an act of war in the cyber