and zudhi jasser. going to kick booty. let me know what you think. we'll see you tomorrow at 9:00. welcome to "hannity." it has been more than 24 hours since isis released its most brutal and disturbing video-to-date showing the 26-year-old jordanian hostage being burned alive in a cage. now, jordan vows swift and lethal justice. and they did just that killing prisoners in retaliation. in a moment we'll go live to shepard smith reporting on the ground in amman jordan. first, we're learning more about the brutality of isis and joining us first is eric shawn. eric. >> sean, this is just unspeakable. it's so unforgiving and so repulsive. the united nations now says children are being bought and sold by isis, that they're being

crucified and even buried alive. this is the report issued today in geneva by the committee on the rights of the child. slave sex market shops where they actually have price tags on the heads of children where they've used mentally challenged children as suicide bombers. and of course if you're mentally challenged you don't know what you're doing. they're as young as 8 years old. and there have been mass killings of children in iraq and the united nations is calling for some action. let me read you a quote from this astounding horrible report. it says "there is a systemic killing of children by the so-called isil including several cases of mass executions of boys as well as reports of beheadings crucifixions of children and burying children alive, this includes deaths and dehydration, starvation and heat. the high level number of children traumatized from witnessing the murder of their parents are being subjected to physical and sexual assault, systemically killed, tortured,

raped, forced to convert to islam and the so-called -- that's what the u.n. says is going on right now. >> this is evil in our time. this is modern day naziism in our time. torture, beheading crucifixion stoning victims, now burning victims victims. now we're talking about sex trafficking and everything in between. >> it just boggles the mind. radical islamic terrorism right there in front of our eyes. >> okay. thanks, eric shawn for that report. appreciate it. we go now to shepard smith standing by on the ground in amman, jordan tonight. shep, what's the latest down there? >> man, it's hard to hear that stuff. i was reading that u.n. report today, sean. it makes you wonder if those sorts of reports and what happened here in jordan might be able to tie this part of the world together more closely. i really think at least in the 24, 48 hours since this news has developed so quickly here that that's been the effect in jordan. the killing of the two prisoners of war here in jordan, the

united nations didn't respond to that in any way, the king was greeted with open arms when he came back to the united states this morning after the two prisoners had been killed by the state. and there seems to be a sense of unity where there hadn't been some before. those who weren't so sure who to be for but sure they were against isis now seem to at least for this day seem to be saying, all right, let's figure out what to do let's go get them. king and military we'll support you. >> you know, shep, i know that there's sort of been mixed emotions here because many this absolute fury over the killing of the jordanian pilot on the one side there's also been a portion of the population in jordan that did not want jordan to be a part of the coalition against isis. even they were protesting some last night. what is the percentage of the population when we talk about those two points of view? >> that's something hard to judge. i can tell you the most recent video a week ago there were members of muslim brotherhood at the palace and they were

protesting saying this isn't our war. the muslim brotherhood today came out in support of actions against isis. there's little talk on the street at all about why we are fighting against isis. there seems to be an understanding of why that's happening. what's still sort of in question is who are they for. keep in mind there's a percentage of this population that believes isis would never exist if the united states hadn't toppled saddam hussein's regime and upset with the united states about that and have been for years. there's a large population here that's palestinian by origin. they see the united states and israel as one. they see jordan having sided with those two in treaty signings in the past. so a lot of confusion and complications about what to believe and who to trust. but this brutal murder lighting a human being on fire seems to have united them at least for the time being around we must do something. we'll see if the king can figure out what to do and how quickly. >> now king abdullah in jordan seems to be doubling down on participation in terms of the

coalition. at the same time the united arab emirates they have now halted their air strikes against isis. they seem to be pulling back in maybe fear of retribution or retaliation. >> interesting that we learned about that today when actually along with in the course of this reporting we found out that actually the uae, united arab emirates had stopped their participation in the air strikes way back in december. so that was a sort of leak that came out today at the same time the jordanians were talking about increasing their efforts. the words of the jordanians today were extremely strong. when king abdullah was leaving the united states yesterday a taped message played here in the kingdom while he was in the air the words were strong and reactions were strong. there were questions what would happen on this day, wednesday is a very busy day, normally on a wednesday night rush hour time it would be packed but instead a lot of people stayed home today, observing respect for the family of the man who was

murdered. and solidarity with the government. that sort of an action as quiet as it is is unusual and unseen before here, sean. and a lot of our people who work here all the time say they believe it's significant. >> the king had also said this was just the beginning. that there would be more retribution. do they expect, is it anticipated that more prisoners that are being held will face the same fate as these two executed in the early morning yesterday? >> that wouldn't be surprising. they haven't said that with specificity. but there have been a lot of questions about whether jordan's military will take on a further role in the conflict. and if that's the case that would be seen as something that could help broaden the coalition. keep in mind there's a lot of angst about having jordanian pilots in the air over this fight especially now that one has been murdered in such a brutal way. that said there is some degree of reporting now, especially from "the washington post" in tweets today and in tomorrow morning's editions that there's a discussion of the possibility of taking the jordanian military

on the ground into this conflict. now, you can probably read that as a trial balloon to see how the public would react to such a thing. it hasn't gotten widespread play here yet today. we're about five hours from dawn. i'm guessing that will be a talking point tomorrow. we'll see what the reaction is. >> a family member of the jordanian pilot said before the execution that if in fact the pilot was executed that they would blame king abdullah. where's the family's position on this now? >> well, the family's actually spoken. the father of the jordanian pilot who was executed has spoken with our sister network in the united kingdom. and he's saying that we must as a nation get revenge. that we must as a kingdom get revenge. and the king of jordan has said that the man who died the man who was so brutally murdered by isis is no less his than his own crown prince. there is a uniting that happens around tragedy. and this is a kind of tragedy we have rarely seen, one that is so personal, a man in a cage whom

everyone here knew. he is a prominent member of a prominent tribe, a very prominent and influential family. and to see him taken down in that way was a real knock to the kingdom itself and to the unity that this nation is. and i think that at least in the short-term, sean they've got an opportunity now to change the direction or at least move toward more aggressiveness if they can get it done and get it done quickly and keep the people on the side of it. but the sense here is that the window is open but no one seems to know for how long. >> for those of us that did see this video and i almost wish the whole world could see it so you could see this evil hideous, grotesque despicable humanity like this it shocks your conscience. jordan for many, many years, even decades has been able to stay out of a lot of middle eastern conflicts. as isis has grown in iraq and in syria, is there a growing sense that they need to take a bigger role in stopping the growth of

this cancer? >> well, the king has said exactly that. members of different tribes have said that. individuals on the street have said that. and the military seems ready for something like that. it's a very powerful and organized military. it's closely allied with the united states. i think there is a group that's worried that if this thing escalates it could come to the shores of jordan more so than it already has. keep in mind the woman who was executed this morning taken from the jordanian prison and executed is an iraqi woman who struck in jordan as part of a suicide bombing pack that her pack didn't go off that's the only reason she was alive for this execution today. it's not as if jordan hasn't been a victim before. it has. what's different now i think is the level to which the people believe jordan must be part of the push back. and i think the still unknown is how long that sentiment will last. is it a few days, a few weeks. i don't know if anyone does. >> i wonder through the prism of

history, shep, if we're going to look back at the brutality and the murder of this jordanian pilot as a tipping point that woke up the muslim world to radical islam and that they themselves are going to take a more active role in helping to defeat this evil. it's going to be -- it seems like it might be a pivotal moment in this war against isis and radical islamists. >> i tell you, it does. and we were talking about that editorially in the newsroom yesterday and that's the reason we got on a plane last night to come over here and see for ourself ifs this is a real tipping point. because if it is it will be an historical one. and if it works we might be able to slow this thing down. or that's the thinking of the leaders in play. and, man i hope they're right. >> i hope they're right. shep, i know it's early in the morning there and you've been up all night. appreciate you being with us. shep smith in amman jordan tonight. when isis kills an american, president obama went golfing. when isis kills a jordanian pilot, the king executes

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it will be authentic. it's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. and it also just indicates the degree to which whatever ideology they're operating off of it's bankrupt. >> whatever ideology they're talking about. that was the president yesterday talking himself in circles instead of just calling these terrorists what they really are,

radical islamists. not radical christians radical jews, radical hindus, radical islamists islamists. how many more innocent people need to be decapitated, thrown off a building burned alive before this administration finally wakes up? here with reaction colonel oliver north. you know i don't hear about the catholic state the protestant state, the quaker state, the jewish state the hindu state. it's the islamic state. why can't he admit is. ollie? >> well, he can't. because it doesn't fit his narrative. and it doesn't fit anything he's said over time. sean, i just got back from israel where we watched a hezbollah terror attack against an israeli patrol inside israel from lebanon. and the israelis don't call it workplace violence or extremism they call it what it is. radical islamist terror. in israel jordan's king abdullah who the president met with today is described as "the courageous king." i heard that many times over

there. and he's now promising retribution like isis hasn't seen. but he needs american help. the jordanians are overwhelmed with refugees from syria and the internal threat from muslim brotherhood, isis al nusra hezbollah, radical terror groups. and obama's response has been flaccid at best. he still can't define the enemy as radical islamists. >> so isis beheads an american and literally three minutes later the president goes golfing. isis, you know, burns alive a jordanian pilot. and within 24 hours of the release of that tape the jordan king, the jordanian king executes two radical terrorists. tell me what's wrong with the picture here? >> they were convicted terrorist terrorists terrorists. >> what's that? >> -- >> but he did it to get --

>> yes. the royal jordanian air force of which that pilot was a part has 57 combat configured f-16s, 25 -- that are ancient marines flew 25 years ago and fuel and armament deliveries are being delayed. and he came and asked for help and couldn't get it. because this president has absolutely no idea. he is diluting himself. let me just give you a couple thoughts on what we ought to be doing right now. because nothing says sincerity quite like a carrier strike group and a u.s. marine airborne task force. deploy two to the mediterranean and take out russian-supplied anti-aircraft capability. number two, impose a no-fly zone and pound isis command centers in syria and iraq and get them to stop what they're doing. at least they won't be able to

put it on television. number three coordinate overflight pathways and search and rescue with israelis. number four, provide assistance and weapons asap to the jordanians and el sisi in cairo. finally, put more special operations and j tacks on the ground in peshmerga so they can stop talking about destroying and doing it. >> colonel, thank you. appreciate you being with us. joining us with more reaction utah senator lee. savannah guthrie rightly pointed out to the president the fact they gained more territory since the air strikes began. and obama said that's just not accurate. well, we have a map. and unfortunately it speaks volumes that savannah guthrie was right and not the president. here's a map of influence of the cities controlled by isis in iraq and syria. they've nearly doubled the territory that they have in syria. and as you can see mosul and

fallujah and all these other big countries that they have. and then we got another map from the institute study for the war and look at the expanse of radicalism in africa and the east. libya, kenya, nigeria the arabian peninsula syria, iraq and all these areas. so much of this territory taken while he's president. why? >> well, because this is an extremist organization, this is an evil terror group that is absolutely bent ongoing after anyone who believes in freedom and loves peace. they will stop at nothing unless or until we stop them. they've got to be stopped. >> so why did the jordanian king responds in 24 hours. and he responds with force. why does our president when an american is beheaded james foley, he went to play golf within three minutes of a hastily held press conference.

>> yeah. look, i don't speak for the president. you'll have to ask him why he chose to do that. but the point here is, sean, this is building. we have the jordanian pilot yesterday with this video being released. just days ago we had japanese citizens beheaded. and we've had attacks against americans. we've had americans killed. this is building and it's building to the point where it's undeniable. this is an evil group bent on attacking the united states, bent on attacking u.s. allies in the region. and they've got to be stopped. >> one last question how is it it was one year ago that the president referred to isis as the jayvee team. now, i've got to believe that american intelligence did a better job informing the president how dangerous this group was. how could he have possibly a year ago referred to them as the jayvee team? >> well he certainly got that wrong. let's just hope anyone who advised him that it was okay to

use that term or to even think of them in any way is part of a jayvee team is no longer advising him and he's got a new team there that's making clear the reality of this threat. regardless, i want to see a plan from the president about how he's going to attack isis. ideally that plan needs to include some kind of request for authorization for the use of military force in the region. congress needs to be consulted. with that request for or whether it's a declaration of war or whatever he wants to call it would come a threat assessment. this is the responsibility of the president of the united states to put this together to make the case to the people's elected representatives in congress. and we need to approve that. >> all right. senator, thank you for being with us. appreciate it. coming up, while the president met with american muslim leaders behind the doors of the white house, they won't release the names of the people they met with. did obama demand these leaders publicly condemn radical extremists? all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one

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hannity." earlier this afternoon president obama sat down with american muslim leaders in the white house. during that meeting we hope our commander in chief had the courage to demand they publicly denounce the rise of radical islam, but we doubt he did. joining us with reaction for the american islamic forum for democracy, zudhi jasser. you yourself imam won't admit hamas is a terror group or hezbollah or isis or al qaeda. i want to hear you say that these are radical islamist groups that need to be defeated. will you say that? >> sean you ought to be ashamed. you know i condemn isis. you know i condemned all those others -- the only thing i said i wasn't getting into it with hamas and hezbollah because it's a long story. we can sit down and talk about that. but i definitely -- >> hamas's charter calls for the destruction of the state of

israel. >> there are problems with israel's charter. i don't want to get into that. right now we have some of the best diplomats working on that problem. >> what does " -- >> i'm not here to condemn israel. >> no, no. but you said israel's charter says the same thing. >> no, i didn't say the same thing. i said it has some problems. >> no. what is the problem? >> i don't know israel's charter. >> hamas's charter says in clear language for the destruction of israel and killing of jews. >> they need to correct that. that doesn't mean -- certainly they need to correct that. i didn't say they were pristine. i said i'm not going to make a broad brush condemnation. >> dr. jasser, he's afraid to identify a terror group of what they are. >> i'm afraid. >> imam, that's not a correction. they're citing -- which comes from supposedly our islamic tradition that says kill a jew behind every -- hamas believes and puts that in its charter. the issue when the president

meets with muslims he's meeting with muslims. he's not meeting with any other faith. so when he meets with muslims why is it so hard to say he's doing so because we have a problem within the house of islam and the american government needs to take sides with reformers against the islamists. i can't wait to see the list of people who entered the white house to find out who the people he met with are. my guest is they're all islamist part of the legacy groups. >> the president said whatever ideology -- he said this yesterday -- they're operating off of. well, i know what ideology it is. you know what it is. most people watching know what it is. >> these were muslims that were killed. now -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> it's not the hindu state or quaker state, it's the islamic state. >> just like the ku klux klan used the name of christian. >> are you saying imam they don't have an ideology?arly have an

ideology. so their ideology is thee owe karatic. >> we're not going to condemn islam -- >> you can say what you're not going to do and go back on your couch in indianapolis, but the rest of the world is on fire from radical islam and we have a lot of reform work to do. so you can deny as the president can deny from here to eternity but the world is on fire. and the world's future depends upon puzmuslims waking up. he's not meeting with jews and christians, he's meeting with muslims -- >> hang on. i got to move the ball. university of california students at davis -- watch this. chanting the very words that were used on 9/11 by the hijackers, the words that were used at ft. hood words that "charlie hebdo," words that were used often -- >> words that are honorable words. >> watch what happens at the university of california.

[ inaudible ] >> chanting allahu akbar. >> god is greater and more important than anything else going on. >> used by -- >> dr. jasser uses it every day if he says prayer. >> we're doing our personal prayers. listen, you can bully me into silence if you want, but let me answer the question. >> do you say alluha akbar in your prayer? >> yes, i do -- >> imam let him talk. >> -- before they dominated a meeting. >> do you say in your prayer dr. jasser? >> hang on let me -- let me go to dr. jasser. the context is it was being shouted at jewish students at the university. >> exactly. >> and one student --

>> hang on. one student senator excited about the vote about divestment from israel claiming hamas and sharia law have taken over uc davis. this is happening, dr. jasser, in america. >> the reason it's happening is they're misusing islam in order to fight an anti-semitic movement which is labeled -- when it's actually about promoting the islamic movement in america. and we muslims have to speak out against it. >> i didn't see that in there. all i saw -- >> see no evil, hear no evil. stick your head in the sand. >> i did not see anything that was antagonizing. >> imam hang on a second.

>> means glorify god. >> imam, you're part of the problem. you know why you're part of the problem? >> i understand, sean. because i won't let you dictate to me what i believe. i'm not part as long as i go along with your attempt -- >> because you don't have the courage to identify this as being what it is, an anti-semitic attack. >> imam you're like the silent germans -- >> we have a real talk on this. >> get ready. a baby can now have three biological parents. not kidding. and a stunning report by national review online revealing the lifestyle jet style of hillary clinton. lanny davis will try to defend his old boss straight ahead.

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high life according to a brand new report online. she's a leer jet limousine liberal. joining us to explain is the national review online reporter who wrote the story andrew johnson. how are you, sir? >> doing pretty well, sean. thanks for having me on. >> all right. so i have some numbers here. hillary spent $19.2 million in private flights while a candidate in the 2008 presidential primaries. by comparison mitt romney spent $2.2 million. hillary made more than 200 private flights. you guys have this cost out at $225,000. but that's only the first class equivalent price. the real price would have been millions, right? >> yeah. well, there have been all kinds of reports out on this. while each of these individual circumstances of her using private jets isn't damning in and of itself, what it does is contributes to the perception of hillary clinton that she's become accustom to a way of life

after three decades in public life first as a first lady then as a senator from new york and then as defense secretary and now as theshl favorite. she takes private jets. she can't relate to the common voter because she's so out of touch. >> i googled, there's an article that came out and the actual last time she drove her car was when? 1996? >> yeah, it's been a while. i think we all understand there are certain responsibilities and just certain limitations that come with being a former first lady. and so we understand that. but when there's other factors that come into this such as her writers whenever she speaks at a public engagement for example this recent unlv speech she gave, not obl did she charge $225 speaking fee but the local paper reported on a contract that she had. it included everything from staying in a presidential suite, it included she would only take 50 photos with 100 people be

there for no more than 90 minutes. meanwhile comparatively comparing to mitt romney he was recently a mississippi state university for a fraction of the price that she paid, he was there for six hours, went to multiple events with alumni, with faculty, with students. and so gearing up for the presidential election you're definitely going to see republicans want to employ the strategy that shows, hillary clinton, yes, maybe she's done all these different things, but she's out of touch. >> unbelievable. thanks, andrew, for a great report on national review online. appreciate it. >> thanks, sean. joining us for reaction former special council, closest man to the clintons, loves bill and hillary lanny davis, how are you? >> i'm not the closest but i do love bill and hillary. >> you are close. >> and i love that objective nonpolitical nonpartisan conservative republican analysis. >> are you disagreeing with the

$19.2 million in private flights while a candidate? that's recorded money. >> when i'm with you i do facts. let's do facts. one, all of her spending as a senator and as a candidate were legal. >> i didn't say they were illegal. i thought they were extravagant. >> facts. >> fact she doesn't drive a car since 1996. >> two ethical, three transparent fully disclosed, and four, i would like to know -- >> $20 million in private jets? >> she was serving constituents on a fixed budget that she was using out of her senate budget. instead of my talking facts, all you want to do is talk over me. >> no, i'm listening to the facts. $20 million in private jets. and she doesn't drive herself anywhere. and she claims she was dead broke and can barely afford her mortgages, plural, and her kid's college. she's done pretty well for herself. she sounds out of touch. she sounds like mitt romney the way he was described by you

liberals in 2012. >> can i express some shock that you and conservative from the national review are actually personally critical of hillary clinton while she's just been named the most popular woman in the united states. >> oh, yeah look how popular she is. >> third in the entire world. and she's a great public servant. and i think if she runs for president she'll make a great president. and you might even vote for her. >> hell will freeze over. that's not going to happen. now a serious question. so we know all of bill clinton sexcapade issues. and i've interviewed jessica flowers and all the problems that he had monica lewinsky now we find out there's a lot of headlines that bill clinton multiple times on a private jet with a convicted pedophile by the name of jeffrey epstein flying to his what they call in

the "new york post" "orgy island." why is he hanging out with a guy that has that type of behavior? >> so there's this famous moment in one of the great republican conservative presidencies where he went like this, there you go again, sean, you can't move on. >> no, we're talking about he's going to an island where women have now come forward -- >> i'm allowed to answer your question tonight. >> yeah. >> can i answer your question? alan dershowitz under oath called what you said lies, and you "tabloid -- the last time i believed a national headline is when the national inquirer -- >> the flight log has bill clinton on the plane. >> alan dershowitz -- let me repeat under oath has sworn -- >> about him. >> no. about bill clinton being on the island was a lie. and all you're doing is repeating a national inquirer type of journalism with no

facts. and all tabloid which is what i don't do. you like, but i don't do that. >> so two things have come up. one is the flight logs that have shown he's on the plane with epstein on a number of occasions. number two, he was noticed and identified on that island. so if it turns out -- first of all, why is he hanging out with the guy number one. and number two why is he going to that island that is called "orgy island". >> you've mixed the tabloid innuendo nonsense lies with the fact he might have gone to an island with someone who has been convicted of some terrible things. >> he's hanging out with a convicted pedophile. >> not that you would ever do this guilt by association -- >> oh, no. would you hang out with a convicted pedophile? i wouldn't. >> i wouldn't hang out with the martians that the tabloids say may be invading your house. >> he's a real convicted pedophile. >> if you're using your valuable air time to your intelligent

audience to talk about a tabloid story that has no truth, filled with what -- >> so you say bill clinton was never on epstein's plane? are you denying he was ever on epstein's plane? >> i said if -- that's not what you've been talking -- >> are you denying he ever went to that island with epstein? >> apparently i don't know if this is true because you say it but if there were logs that he was on an airplane with epstein and if that's true that has nothing to do with anything. that's wrong other than your innuendo and tabloid stuff which sean, you really are better than quoting the "new york post" page six. >> it wasn't page six, it was on as a news story. >> a news story and the "new york post" tabloid is not a consistent expression. >> i would argue that he might want to pick better friends. not you of course. you're okay. >> well, i hope i'm okay. >> all right. lanny, we got to roll. coming up a huge controversy should vaccinations be mandatory by your government. and believe it or not a baby can

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welcome back to "hannity." a new measure passed by the house of commons in the uk would make it legal for a baby to have three biological parents. here's how it works. the vote allows an in vitro

fertilization technique -- by combining the dna of the two parents with the healthy dna of a donor woman. here with reaction from our sister network, fox business network, imus in the morning business producer bernard mcguirk and geraldo rivera and jo anne -- so where are we going with this? are we goipg to pick hair color, eye color, height? for me this begins to get into a very moral area about, you know, creating the perfect child. >> of course. we always bastardize these technologies. that's what happens. people have the best intentions but then things go awry. and then we have these designer babies, which is what people are nervous about. i do think that technology and science and with birthing it is wonderful for these mothers who

have these diseases and worry about reproducing and passing it onto their children. so it does give them hope. so when technology does that i do see the good in it. >> it's going to do that but it opens the door for -- >> well, before you talk about genetic modifications, back up to the fact is this is an ivf, an in vitro procedure. my oldest daughter is product of in vitro procedure. her mom got pregnant, lost the baby six times finally the ivf worked. so it was a miracle in the rivera clan. she was the miracle baby. it was the same argument, the specifics were different but the same general argument. now the question is do we now modify the dna so it's a taller baby, a redheaded baby, a paler skin baby. i think those are ethical dilemma. the brits seem pretty comfortable with this though. >> that is the question, is this genetic -- will it lead to genetic modification? but do we really want a bunch of

ken and barbies running around? >> yes. >> we need short, ugly, stupid people to fulfill our sense of superiority and to do the grunt work. this is a horrible thing. this is terrible. >> all right. that settles the whole thing. >> i would genetically modify my nose. >> geraldo, i could see you passing on your genes a million times all over >> it's another show. >> another show. another day. >> if you see doctors to do this they can't get enough fluoride in the water. right? >> if technology exists there is no doubt someone, someplace because you can't control every lab, every place. somebody is going to be tinkering in a way that is scary. >> issue of vaccination has come up. comments made by rand paul. science is clear earth is round, sky is blue. vaccines work let's protect our kids ted cruz saying nobody

reasonably thinks chris christie is opposed to vaccinateing kids i think parents should have a choice about vaccinateing their kids if they choose not to, that means they can't put their kids at risk at school. i believe the parents, a lot of parents are convinced mercury was in a lot of the vaccinations, causes autism. i don't think science is clear, but they believe it. so give them a choice. >> well, do you like the movie "bubble boy"? we can all just live in bubbles and don't have to get vaccinateed. it would be a perfect world. >> do you believe parents need a choice? >> i do think parents should parent the government should not be parenting. >> that is horrifying. >> but when you can pass

something on the community that is the responsibility of the government. >> dr. carson says i wonder if this is related to the fact we let immigrant children in. >> uh-oh. >> but children are coming from countries that are not immunized. >> have south america, the immunization rate is 90%. >> i immunized my kids. >> when irish came, waits the same stuff. >> always attacking my people. >> you're an immigrant race. >> we're all immigrants. exactly. >> you don't want choice you want the government to mandate? iets not that. bernard can figure it out. you make the choice. you're home schooling your kids, you make the choice not to immunize your kids i have a kid with childhood

leukemia your kid walks down the street with measles, your -- your unvaccinateed child infects my innocent child. it's 100 cases. this is not a massive outbreak. >> the government has to handle it. >> i happen to agree with geraldo. it could amount to child abuse. science is pretty clear. >> i -- my kids got vaccinateed. my opinion but i do have a certain respect for the choice of parents to believe things i don't believe. >> adrienne peterson posted you can beat a kid with a switch. >> or disease shouldn't have been treated. >> geraldo should have been hit with a belt. >> i can do it now. >> so mandate? >> you have, if hillary wants it. hillary, her hash tag, was wonderful but she was throwing

it in my face i don't have grandchildren or children, so hillary isn't on my level. >> but look. politicalization is disgraceful. gotcha moments the off the cuff remarks were, i think disgraceful. for hillary to jump on witness a tweet is typical politics and pandering on her part. that is why we have to stop hillary now. >> coming up the question of the day, straight ahead. dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing aching, fever, best sleep with a cold medicine.

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welcome back to "hannity". jurored yoon's king abdullah took swift revenge after showing jordan's pilot being burned alive. the question, who do you think is being tougher against isis? king abdullah or president

obama? let us know what you think. that is the time we have for tonight. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow night. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i ask for help from god and i ask the jordanian government to take revenge from blood. >> the government of jordan taking revenge for isis burning one of their pilots to death. tonight we will continue our reporting how america is clueless confronting the growing terror war. >> a hero is not how many people you killed. he was obviously a great sniper. do you think the nazis have heroes? >> jesse ventura once the governor of minnesota now comparing the u.s. military to nazis. we will take a hard look at that. >> he was 11 years old he was fitted for