germanwings co-pilot behind the flight. they say he intentionally crashed the jetliner. prosecutors believe he was hiding an illness and ripped up a doctor's note excusing him from work before the crash. he was a patient. the crash killed 150 on board. an american astronaut has begun his nearly year-long stay on the international space station. scott kelly arriving friday on board the russian soyuz capsule. he and a russian cosmonaut will spend twice as long as a standard mission on the space station. the measure to measure the prolonged effects of weightlessness. a upon step toward future missions to mars. i'm robert gray. "hannity" starts right now.

it is a parent's worst nightmare. in the hannity special spring break exposed we will show you what really goes on. >> we are back. panama city beach. we are here to expose what these spring breakers are doing. ♪ what have you all seen at spring break this year? >> i have seen people smoking. i've seen people doing plenty of stuff on the beach. >> i have seen sexual intercourse on the beach. >> on the beach. >> did you stop it? did you help the girl? >> no she was clearly enjoying it. >> they have a lot of rides out here. people come down and they have a bunch of people with them and go crazy. >> i saw a girl snort cocaine

off a guy's butt. >> drinking, having a good time getting turned up. >> yeah, baby! >> when i was at spring break there was under aged drinking and alcohol but i hear it is worse. i hear there are drugs and guns. >> i don't know nothing about that. >> wait, come back he's smoking marijuana. what have you seen at spring break? >> what have we not seen at spring break? >> i'm drunk. it's awesome. i have been talking to girls. i made out with two girls. >> what time did you start drinking today. >> at 11:00 when i got up. >> doesn't matter how you do it, as long as you do it you are good. >> my sister's trophy. she told me to bring it to spring break and give it to the girl with the biggest boobs. >> i have seen girls kissing girls and guys kissing guys. >> the bigger the more you have

to do. >> i have seen sex on the beach in front of thousands of people. >> what did the crowd do? >> the crowd turned up. ♪ >> i couldn't find a port-a-potty. >> you went to the bathroom on the beach? >> not the beach. i'm classy. but it was close, a trash can. >> cutest girl i ever met in my life. >> i'm told for you. >> don't worry. hey, for love, we know no age. ♪ >> let me ask you something are your parents okay with you being here. >> [ bleep ] my parents. >> "f" my parents. some of the madness that goes on during spring break. andly ehrhart went to panama beach to see what happens when

you send your kids to spring break. even though the local city council was supposed to make changes to curb the out-of-control partying, they found things are worse than last year. she is back with us along with our studio audience. we are going in depth and looking at spring break. what was the difference you saw? as a result of the show last year, they changed the bar closing time from 4:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. >> yes. no drinking on the beach without an sglid although the cops don't go on the beach. >> exactly because it's dangerous. >> what were the conditions, worse this year than last year? >> from what i saw, yes. a councilman i talked to on the phone disagrees. but what i saw compared to last year 100%. the sheriffs deputy we did a ride along with the sheriffs department. >> you were there for three arrests, three drug busts. >> that happened in a matter of one hour on friday night. i have the numbers. the sheriff sent them to me.

here's updates. comparing this year to last year, as far as bookings 2007. last year 1397. firearms received in to evidence, 25 this year and four last year. arrests this year 731 compared to 272 last year. and then charges 982 compared to 398 last year. so it's -- the numbers prove it is worse this year, a lot worse. >> everywhere you went you smelled marijuana. >> behind the two big clubs -- there are two huge clubs on the beach. if you go behind those clubs that's where we shot that video. that is where everyone congregates and everywhere we walked i was smelling marijuana. i was talking to one guy i thought was smoking a joimpbt in front of me. i said are you spoking pot and he walked away. >> i saw that. a lot of sexual acts on the beach? >> yeah. the sheriffs department said there was a girl passed out on the beach.

guys were having their way with her and only way they discovered it is kids were posting it. they saw the video. when they were there there were two girls passed out and guys were taking the beer bong tube and slapping them with it. >> and they are passed out. >> and they are taking pictures with them for social media. >> we have seen issues where other girls. >> other girls flashing. >> every time you were filming you said and our producer said they wanted to flash. >> they did. and there's so much you can't -- this is "hannity." not girls gone wild. this is another show. >> most of the people watching that send their kids to spring break, we're not fud di duds. when you have super clubs and social media and drugs and sexual assault it is a recipe for disaer. >> i don't fault law enforcement. i want to be clear. i talked to the sheriff. >> they have been wonderful to us the sheriffs department.

>> they are doing everything they can with the manpower they have and that's a big issue. you were one of ainsley's bodyguards. >> that's right. >> the question is how many marriage proposals did ainsley get? i saw the guy -- he made a good strong pitch. >> being her bodyguard, that was a tough job trying to keep the guys off of her and trying to -- not for them to propose to her. that's one of my hardest jobs. >> a lot of proposals. >> we had to back them up and give her 50 feet. >> this is one of the tougher assignments ainsley has had. but you have a career in law enforcement, 20 years. >> 20 years of formal police officer and security executive. i have a security firm in the area. we cover all of the counties in the panhandle. >> tell us from your perspective as a law enforcement guy, would you send your kid there? >> no. not at this time.

back six seven years ago, maybe. but it has escalated in to something more than a spring break. i would say more like a mardi gras. so we got problems but i think if we can all come together we can resolve the issues. >> you are a local attorney and buy ps a's with your own money in hopes you want the city to turn around and make changes baze it has gotten so bad. >> that's right. spring break when i started to practice law there was nice in panama beach. it was a sane environment. kids would come in and have good fun. there were some rowdies but not too many. over the years it got worse. mtv came in, lil wayne show and so forth and it got really, really raunchy. yeah, our property values have diminished in the county. wait times in emergency rooms have gone up. we fear we cannot get an

ambulance because they are out hauling drunks or people who have been stabbed. >> the mayor wouldn't come on the program this year. i watched the mayor and she she kept referencing how much it noent the city in terms of jobs created, et cetera. you are saying there is a way to have a spring break and control -- >> absolutely. testen, pensacola beach has spring break, decent kids coming in. we have a lot of decent kids. it is these 100 milers coming in and trash coming in. we have trash entertainment. >> which draws it in. >> exactly. >> you are former miss america and you have ban great role model to girls. here's what scares me. they are buying drugs from predators, 100, 1,000 milers. they come in for the distinct purpose of selling drugs to these kids and taking advantage of them. the kids don't know what they are on and they lose consciousness and downhill from

there. >> also young girls are trafficked in to these situations as well. we haven't talked about. slave ry is a huge issue in the united states. we don't think about it but it is in our backyard. >> is that happenening? any sex trafficking or prostitution going on? >> it's the -- more i would say the local familiarity of the area. they prey on the spring breakers, the teenagers. >> in other words you have the 30-year-olds coming in and taking advantage of the 19-year-olds. >> taking advantage of the 19-year-olds that. >> that are high on drugs and drunk. >> and they supply the teens with what they need. >> the thing is that you know a lot of people go to spring break and they have a good time. they hang out with people that share their values and don't get involved in the riff-raff, but for the winones that do, they may have none the moment or think they don't have accountability, but when they get home and get pregnant, if a girl is raped, severe health consequences

because of overdose. the cameras were off -- i had a hard time with this. i was thinking i need to pray for all of these people. they don't know what they are doing. when i would talk to people they would say what do you think about spring break. what'ses the worst you have seen. the girl saying f my parents. i was saying don't do something you will regret. in 20 years you will have kids. >> that is the antithesis of what the average media person would do. you have a great heart more than anything else. >> they would hug me. >> you have been under fire a little bit. you were on the program last night because you said it is far worse for girls than boys and some people got angry you said that. >> it is frustrating because you can only show so much footage here. no one knows about this throng of 10,000 people, where the cops

can't go fox can't go and even if they could you can't describe what goes on there. you couldn't show it on a hard core porn site. you have the pharmaceutical age. you have massive partying going on where rape is rampant and rape is rampant because of oxy and heroin. >> you think it is worse for both? >> i think it is just as bad for both of them. i do not agree that women can't hold their own in these type s of situations. >> it is dangerous when you say that kind of lie you are making women vulnerable. you want to do pull ups right now? who can do more >> i could probably do more pushups but we can do that on another segment. >> i want to point out that lil wayne and things like that are bringing riff-raff to spring break. i don't agree with that. they have strong messages of don't do drugs and don't drink. >> lil wayne. >> i don't think it is fair to say the entertainment is making this happen.

>> i think he means wet t-shirt contests and things like that. it is not a good message. >> it is not a good message but i don't think that hollywood is to blame. >> not every rapper has the best message. i don't think it fits in to the environment. >> i don't think that is what we should be putting the onus on here. >> we have to take a break. coming up next tonight on this special edition of "hannity." here on this special edition of >> ainsley rides along with the police in panama city beach to see what kind of trouble the kids are getting in to on spring break as we continue ahead.

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>> spring break! 2015 baby! >> welcome back to "hannity" during her reporting, ainsley had a chance to ride along on a sheriffs patrol and some of the things she saw are pretty shocking. look at this. >> same thing as last night. they are on the ground in position. you and you will be with them. if you see or hear something, let us know. give us heads up immediately. it's getting thick out there. we have been surrounded in a crowd that was not good about an hour ago. i don't expect it to get any better tonight. ♪ >> what is the worst thing you have ever seen at spring break? >> just when i say that i see something worse. >> really? >> you name it, we've seen it. i have been here 20 something years doing this. violation of any human moral you

can imagine we've seen out here. >> what have you seen this year that shocked you? >> this year the guns. the amount of guns is getting worse. we already have a couple today. >> i was expecting you to say like girls taking their clothes off or people urinating on the beach. i was not expecting guns. >> no. >> we're about to drive up to the beach where all of these bars are. tell us what we can expect to see. >> what we do is we put undercovers on the ground and i have take down peopleal also in the area. we have some uniforms that will stand around to help us and hopefully try to bring it all together when undercovers make a deal or come up on something they will call it in to us and our take down people will come out and take care of it. >> captain, what just happened. >> we made an under cover

purchase from the suspect. right now what they are doing is we have money that we know is ours. we used it to buy the drugs. and they are looking for our money and their money. >> you marked it? >> we marked it and copied the serial numbers. the mark to quickly locate the numbers so we are not looking through a bunch of serial must be numbers. >> when they are carrying this much cash around it is evident they have done other drug deals before? >> we bought this guy from last night. may find our money from last night, who knows. >> you have gotten pot, molly drug money off the street. is that even scratching the surface? >> not a dent in it. this is a small drop in the bucket compared to what is out here. >> all right. as we continue, here's my question. you see all the molly ecstasy. we can go through what it is. what are the odds that is really a pure drug or is it tainted?

is it cut with other things that the kids have no idea what it is? >> some of it is beat stuff. some of it is real. we did this last year. we did it this year about spring break. i think what the audience and viewing audience has to take out of this, unless it is controlled it is going to become worse and worse. when the cops are afraid to go to the beach and control the situation down there, we're going to have -- >> but it's not they are afraid. they don't have the man power. >> unless they control the situation and the riots i have been involved with if you don't stop it from the beginning it is going to get worse and have kids killed there and everybody -- then they are going to ban it but you have someone hurt and killed and that's going to happen. when you have something like this going on, you must take control otherwise it will go out of control. >> from a medical standpoint, these kids have no idea what they are taking. how risky is it. >> it is like russian roulette.

>> there haven't been many overdose deaths from that drug. >> it stimulates you and makes your heart rate go up and panic attacks. people come with high temperatures. we can treat that. but the problem is when patients come to me i have no idea what they are taking. the new molly is laced with synthetic drugs from china. we have identified 200 synthetic drugs since 2008. that's a problem. i don't know what organs it's going to effect. i don't know how to treat it. we will treat it symptomatically. >> i know your daughter. she's not of spring break age yet. >> she's never going. >> never going. >> not happening. >> you and i have something in common. my daughter is never dating or getting married. your kids come to you, mom, dad, everybody is going why can't i go? i promise i'll be good and they probably mean it. >> right.

>> but they are in that environment. >> i think one of the biggest problems is that kids don't understand the consequences. one of the things my township does is they require the chief of police, myself and other officials to explain the legal consequences of their actions, how they could be raped charged with drunk driving how someone could be killed. it starts with educating these young people of how one split-second poor judgment could -- >> can affect your whole life. >> you could have a criminal record, be dead. >> kill someone, kill yourself, kill a friend. you are a fairly young guy. >> obviously the footage we are seeing on the show is a lashs and impactful. i'm going to cut against the grain here and say overall in the big picture i think the kids are all right. teenager drinking is down drug use is down, tobacco use is down, sexual activity is down and pregnancy is down. >> you look at that scene and come to that conclusion?

>> no. but that scene is not representative. >> that is not an anomaly. everyone has been told not to smoke cigarettes but you couldn't walk without smelling marijuana. which would you rather your kids smoke, a cigarette or joint? >> i prefer not at all. in the big picture, this is bad. i'm not saying it is not dangerous or bad for the communities but if you look at young people today i don't think this is representative of how most young people behave. >> i have to disagree. i think this is the best demonstration of how millennials and college students think they are not going to have consequences for their actions. they are going out and participating in these activities and bragging on line and posting videos of them taking beer bongs and chugging vodka through a funnel and they don't realize how this will effect them. they obviously don't value their own safety, their health or future job pros pekts. >> in every college across america, binge drinking, i have

children in the colleges ands this the worst thing happening right now. >> risk of alcohol poisoning. >> it is really not on the decline. it is on the incline. especially in our education facilities around the country. >> i think parents have a responsibility from an early age on to teach their children the severity of what will and can happen if you go on a trip like this. spring break is great. kids should go on it but if you go and misbehave this is what will happen to you and the school should implement something to show these children what can happen. social media today can ruin these children. i think that's -- >> erica, what do you say? >> i think kids don't realize, if i'm not doing anything i'm okay. when law enforcement comes in they don't say, oh, you are the good girl. you are fine. they arrest everybody. even if you are tagged in a picture. on that picture if something bad is going down. they say oh, but she or he is not doing it. you are part of the group. if you are there you are guilty.

>> what about the community? what about organizing a community of adults, let's say in their 40s, 50s, 60s and get out and turn the teens off from coming out there. you didn't see a lot of adults. >> nobody's there. >> what a community organized group. >> that's a good question. >> we have a problem with that, sean. panama city beach has 12,000 residents. we have 150 to 250 thousand kids in on a spring break. not enough people. >> the sheriff is having a tough time. good point. mentor, adults. i know you are good at that. we will send you down and put you in a welcoming uniform. get you a blazer. it will be great. up next here on "hannity." >> i'm not against spring break. spring break is fine, but this spring break is not spring break. this is a -- i can't even liken

it to anything. >> when we come back one panama city beach official has a stern message for the parents. how will local leaders respond to clean up this town that and more as our spring break expose continues straight ahead.

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i want our city to have. we have to do something. it is accelerating every year. it's getting worse and worse and worse. like the sheriff said last year, we are one beer can away from a riot. when it happens, what are we going to say then? i think we ought to listen to everything the sheriff tells us. if it takes no drinking on the beach that's what it is going to take. i think had we done this this year they would have been drinking in the clubs and that would have been the super clubs or the bars, not even superclubs but the bar's responsibility. we can handle it when they are off the street. >> do you hear response from your constituents saying good job. >> i do. i am not against spring break, but this is not spring break. this is a -- it's -- i can't even liken it to anything. >> what's your message to parents watching?

should they allow their kids to come here? >> not during spring break. >> why? >> because it's not safe. the police are doing the best they can but it is not safe. >> they are outnumbered. >> they are so out numbered and it's so dangerous. >> we continue our coverage. tom you said you have a different take on this. >> i disagree with everyone so far. all the stuff we need to inform them of the dangers. if there is one thing you don't want to tell young people is how dangerous something is. they have been hearing information for their whole childhood. we talk about spring break, it's already too late. it is college. have you ever been to a college campus? it is spring break without the sand. i don't think they should go to college. go to your room. have you seen -- a guy almost got kicked out because he looked like a rapist. >> that's what i'm saying. america's campuses are ridiculous. go to con academy and come out of your room when you have a bachelor's degree. i would not send a kid to college. it is ridiculous.

>> oh, my gosh. i'm sitting here watching the video and makes what happens at the college frat houses look like sunday school. i think what we have here the bigger problem is this is an example of small segment of what happens when the country does not have a moral compass. we have a lot of parents these days in this country who want to be their child's friend and not the parent. i can't imagine back when i was growing up doing something like this. i suspect most of us here in the same boat. if it had been us down there, our parents would have been driving to panama city beach and drags us off the beach. >> i was a kid that got off the bus at school at 3:00. i got home, got on my bicycle and i wasn't home until it got dark. my parents didn't know where i was. in this day and age we're helicopter parents. we know where our kids are everyf the day. this is like the moment of freedom for them. >> i'm talking young age, real young. before these kids get to college

and start to instill values and talking to them about things that can happen when they are not at home and how they should behave when they are not at home and let loose. this needs to start when they are young. so when they are at college they are not out of control. >> the bigger problem all of the folks on the beach will be pro-creating one day. >> are you sure about that. do you have a crystal ball. >> imagine in 20 years. >> indiana university when that girl disappeared i was there on a thursday night and friday night. i was in the town that's right in the college campus. i saw four overdose. i saw ambulance, i saw kids walking like "the night of the living dead." it is not just spring break but on campuses every weekend. >> i want to talk about something -- something has changed in this. how many of you think the girls in this day and age i'm going to your point which got you in so much trouble all week. how many of you think girls are far more aggressive than they

used to be. hands up for true? who disagrees with that, anyone? >> i have a son that is 14 years old and the girls are so aggressive. >> you agree. >> the girls are so aggressive. >> that means i grew up in the wrong era. that's what that means. >> i think the girls are aggressive and they see reality television and think when they behave this way that is normal. they are seeing it on reality tv. they are seeing all of that stuff. >> you saw girls allowing guys to take belly shots off of what part of the bodies. >> they would put the shots on their stomach or belly button and suck it off. >> that's not even near the worst. >> you want the whipped cream story? >> tell it. >> sean making me tell it again. >> ainsley blushing on national tv. go ahead. >> they spray the whipped cream in the women woman's rear end. >> inside. >> in the back down the line and

the man licks it off. >> all the way. >> all the way. >> you saw that. >> friday when we were there. >> what's with the hands off. >> it is gross and oh, look at this. the footage we are not seeing is the girl who stays behind at campus and works double shifts through spring break to pay her way through school and folks in haiti building houses. >> some of these girls will get wasted. >> we're not criticizing that. we are talking about panama city beach and how it is out of control. that's not the issue in my opinion. we had neighbors there. we were in a restaurant and they stopped us and they said we watch sean's show every night. can we roll that. >> tell me about the experience you have seen this year. >> so different than it has been before. we have no problem with kids coming down and really letting their guard down and having a good time and partying on the beach, but this year it is a totally different element. the kids are angry.

they are crazy. parties all night long late hours out in front of the beach, funneling beers, complete chaos all the time. >> you are raising young kids and they are seeing all of this. >> absolutely. >> most of them are coming to have fun. but there is an amount of people that come to monopolize and take over the spring break crowds so they can make money on them, they can steal from them. they can trash our beaches. >> a lot more coming up next on "hannity." on "hannity". >> let me as . >> let me ask you something, are your parents okay with you being here? >> [ bleep ] my parents. >> spring breakers don't seem to care too much what they say or do. now with all of the footage of them acting stupid on tv and in social media. how are their actions to going to effect them in the future? our special on spring break continues tonight here on "hannity."

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♪ >> we're drinking. >> welcome back to "hannity." a lot of spring break footage shows many intoxicated, doing and saying whatever they want. in a lot of cases acting pretty stupid. with videos and pictures of them plastered all over tv, social media, will they live to regret their actions in the future? we go back tour studio audience. i would say -- >> i have to tell you, when hiring intern i look at their twitter or facebook page. >> they are not going to have that picture. >> they are. >> wasted a party. >> if if i tag it will show up on facebook. >> you can remove those. >> no you can't until you are

physically there. people take screen shots and they live on forever. >> we are talking about people passed out on the beach. who cares about a rude picture. i don't care about all-night parties or funneling beer. call me old fashioned i care about rape and heroin. i don't understand why the liberal left on college campuses has trigger warning and microaggressions and things you can't even think but the left is cool with this. this decadent rape festival. >> i don't think that anyone is okay with it. >> the daily show, msnbc they think it is cool, man. >> this is not political this se is the majority of spring breakers. >> the main stream media says we are fuddy dud dis for objecting. >> i think i can blame this on obama. >> it is political. students are on their parents insurance until 26. of course they are not ready for college. in 1917 they were.

they could go to war. they were ready to get married. theefz kid cans aren't ready to do anything. it is ridiculous. that's why i say no college. go to your room. >> it is political and it is stunning from college can campuses where the culture is sex obsessed and that is pushed by people on the left feminists on the left. >> what do you mean -- i blame feminists for a lot. >> feminists are constantly hosting -- >> they go down there and think no one can hurt them because they are kick [ bleep ]. >> this is not political. this is a popular activity for teenagers. they are not thinking about obama or 2016. >> you see people on the left constantly pushing on college campuses. >> if you want to blame someone, blame social media. it promotes it. >> i think parents of all political persuasions want their children to have a good life and good future. the difficulty is that they look back at when they were kids in

the '60s and '70s and they did a lot of stuff. there wasn't social media for them to get in trouble. they are trying to navigate in to a new world. children are as well. >> that's a good point. you can hear radio programs of me from 25 years ago that are god awful. that you don't want to hear. >> to touch point on what she was saying you blame the parents. my security officer goes to the condos and the beaches and evict the kids and contact the parents. >> probably get mad at you. >> they are jumping on us. we are harassing their kids. they go in the condos, fill the fridge with beer or liquor and leave the kids. >> parents are always saying i think it is important to check your child what they are dogging on social media. i think it is very important. i hear parents saying it is exhausting. feel it is another job they have

to do. in today's day and age parents need to know what their children are doing, what they are posting and how important it is because of their future and it can really hurt them. going for a job. >> you hit the nail on the head. the environment 0 of the social media today with the things that happen with cops on the street, it is all up on the social network immediately. this is on the social network. this brings more views to it. it went on years ago and people got drunk on spring break but not to this emphasis like this when off social media. everyone has a cell phone. they are popping it on-line. the news media is gathering it off line. that's what you have now. >> hang on. >> what is the line, do i let my kid be exposed to something so they don't feel they have to go wild as soon as they get the chance or try to shelter them as much as possible? these are questions all parents are asking all the time. >> if you are going to tell your kid no, you are going to find a way to go any way.

you are going to think your parent is a fuddy duddy. >> we have the roman empire 2.0. all sorts of debauchery going down. i think these kids are lost. you can't help these kids -- maybe you can. all the moms and dads that are kids in grade school can be watching and. >> when junior and my daughter come to me and daddy i need money for spring break, not happening. i'd rather get you a harley before spring break. kidding for you liberals out there. after seeing all you have tonight, would you send your kids to spring break? we will ask our audience members and you have a chance to weigh in straight ahead. well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?"

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>> i'm drunk. it's awesome. >> welcome back to "hannity." after seeing what is really going on, would you send your son or daughter to spring break. those that would not send their kids to spring break, raise your hand. >> are we talking daughter or son. >> would you send your son? >> i would be disappointed in him but that's not up to me. if my daughter wants to go, it's

been a year now. spring break is way worse i'm still saying no and if these liberals want to call my bluff and send my daughter down they are advocating her assault. >> gavin ensured ten more articles will be written as a result. >> i would never send my daughter to spring break. although i raised her with the proper morals, i'm afraid she maybe the victim of a sexual assault or driving while intoxicated accident. i would not send her. it is not a place for people with good morals. >> it is a toxic environment. it is hard to let children know the decisions we make today will effect their future. 600,000 physical assaults and 100,000 are sexually assaulted. >> where do you get those sta at this timics from? >> statistics we were looking at before the show. these are facts. >> i think that peer pressure is so strong.

the concept of doing what everyone else is doing. even the kid that has the best upbringing can get sucked in to these bad situations. >> that was my point earlier. when i get off the school bus, i had good parent and they had no idea what i was involved in in the early years of my life. >> what were you involved in? >> a lot of things that we will talk about on another show. just running out of time. >> oh. >> yes. >> i'd send them to spring break, my two girls. i would not send them to panama city right now. >> where you live. >> where i live. i will send them in a year or two after we get control. >> the mayor is too chicken to come on the program and thinks we have unfairly portrayed the city. do you think we have been unfair. >> not a bit. she has had her head buried in the sand. >> we offered the may overtime. you called the mayor. >> yeah. >> when we look at the issue none of us want it to continue to happen.

what are they seeking, love, worth and value. why are they not getting that? young people in college are searching for this. we need to make sure as parents, community member and role models in their live that's find worth and value in something other than getting drunk, partying and sexual activity that is irresponsible. >> it comes back to the point that you made which is social media. when we debate it is worse than every. part of what makes it feel this way is social media. back in "girls gone wild" days there were waivers people signed, and now it is point and click and on the internet immediately. >> it is weird when they think "hannity" show is ""girls gone wild." they kept saying to our producers do you want us to take off our tops. >> they really did. i said these pictures will haunt you rethes of your life. >> i know it will be hard when i go to get a job. but oh, well, you live life once. seize the day. it is panama city panama.

spring break. >> i think that is a great rendition. >> we are so sick of it after a while. on day three we were like i need a shower and a plane to get me out of here. you are brave to live in that city. >> did you take a 4:00 a.m. flight. >> i changed my flight. it was 10:00 a.m. on sunday. >> had to get out. >> 4:00 a.m. >> yeah. >> it is unrealistic you will be able to prevent your 18, 19 20 21-year-old from partying and going somewhere like this. show them the footage and say you want to still go. these are the five things you have to not do if you go down there. cut their bank accounts off. >> if i sent them down and i sent bo down to watch. >> still in college and they said you must think before you do something because what you do now will reflect on the rest of your life. >> well said. >> we will make it uncool.

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