no good. that's it for us today. factor continues 24/7 on bill o'reilly.com. check it out. see you premium members on the post game factor show. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- sean: tonight. >> he was going to get in the way of the president. sean: van jones quits. >> we have been watching him, really, he is not that over for as long as he has been active. sean: proof that the white house knew about his radical history all along. on the eve of president obama's major health care speech, big questions still remain. the reverend wright shares his thoughts on health-care reform. land of the czars returns. >> i am here because i want to talk to you about your

education. sean: the president takes his message about education to your kids. all of that plus michael steele, alexis glick, and dana perino. "hannity" starts right now. the green jobs czar van jones stepped down. it could be that these absolutely overlooked, but that is not the case. van jones signifies the radicalism of this administration, and he was appointed to his position because of his radical beliefs. the white house itself has testified to that fact. just last month, senior white house advisory valerie jarrett told how long she had been watching an admiring van jones. let's take a look. >> we have been watching him really for as long as he has been active and for all of the

creative ideas that he has, so now, we have captured that, and we have the energy and enthusiasm in the white house. sean: so the white house sought out van jones? is he the tip of the iceberg? we know there is the science and technology adviser who has advocated compulsory abortion, and then there is a law professor who wants to ban hunting and grant rights to livestock, animals, and pets. it is time to take a much closer look at who this president has now serving in our government. and joining me now to discuss all of this, the chairman of the gop, michael steele. michael, it raises so many different questions. let me get your initial thoughts about what happened with van jones, and i want to talk specifically about whether or not you think there are people that should be fired in this

administration, but your thoughts on him first. >> i think the van jones case, we just do not know, sean, that much about them, but what we are beginning to understand is that there is at least an intellectual link between these individuals and the president of the united states, which goes back to what i was saying since 2008, which is we do not know what his philosophical grounding is, so when this pops up, all of a sudden, you are like, when a minute. this guy was an avowed communist. he signed a petition. is the president in bed with this? what i think the washington press corps needs to do right now is ask one question. mr. president, did you or did you not agree with what mr. van jones articulate it and stood for? that begins to open up a number of doors in understanding why the west of this is -- rest of this is. sean: we have spent a long time on this program talking about

the history of the obama radicalism, including the reverend wright and others. i was beaten up for it. >> you were that, there is no doubt, you were that, but you did your homework. you said, all right, fine. let's see what the philosophical orientation of the man who wants to be president is, because that is what we have done with every other president. we have some ground in there. sean: now that that is set up, the history of radicalism, barrackthere is a group of other people. there is a guy that was talking about whether or not our government was responsible or knew about 9/11. the day after 9/11, he goes on to support solidarity for, you know, for those who are victims of american imperialism, and then let's roll the video tape of van jones talking on two separate issues on race issues.

>> you have never seen a columbine done by a black child. never. they always say, "we cannot believe it happened here. we cannot believe it is the suburban white kids. it is only them. >> wait a minute. -- wait a minute. you are regulating, and you are not regulating, and the white environmentalists are basically steering poisons into the people of color community because they do not have a justice. sean: is it possible they did not know? is it possible? >> no, they knew, and this was, again, like the other czars that you have reference, this is a philosophy that the president is bringing to the administration. i think congressman mike pence said it best this recently when he talked about having individuals who are in these

roles scrutinized under the cabinet process of government to make sure that we understand fully where they are coming from and whether or not these are the believes and the ideologies that makes sense for our country. sean: see, i think the issue of the president's entire credibility is at stake here, because when the issue of the reverend jeremiah wright came up during the debate with john mccain, he said they would check in with joe biden and others, a very mainstream people, and here is the question i have. when you have eric holder, his science adviser, who spoke out for sterilization, and you have another m&a says the u.s. should follow sharia law in some cases, -- and you have another guy, and then you have cass sunstein -- sustein who talks about giving rights to animals, is he giving

a more moderate face to the american people but in reality, he is a radical himself? >> i think that there is this moderate picture, and tomorrow night in the speech, you are going to hear a very moderate speech which conservative under turns to it to try to continue that image. -- conservative undertones in it. if this is the standard, then you are explaining a lot by not saying anything. in other words, we understand exactly what you're thinking because it is reflected in the right things and the words and the utterances of the very individuals you brought into your cabinet, if you brought into your inner circle in the west wing as czars, so my question becomes, do you agree with the philosophy that calls for, you know, mandatory abortions? do you agree with the philosophy that says what van jones said,

that columbine was basically a white thing? do you agree with all of this, and if you do, that tells us something, and if you do not, then what are you bringing these people into your circle? sean: the other people that i mentioned, that a pretty radical views, that you think as chairman of the rnc that you think that should be removed or removed immediately, or that you what investigations into? >> i think quite frankly that the situation with van jones has elevated to the level that it has with all of these czars. every last one of them should go through a vetting process that is complete and that advised the advise and consent function of the united states senate. these are individuals, sean, who are now riding the policies for our secretaries to formally wrote them to execute, so you have now created and inserted all whole new level of government here in a process that i think needs a little bit

more scrutiny that it has been given, and it says about what the administration talked about at the beginning, not for good though. sean: we have a lot more to come. michael, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. a lot more on this coming up in the program, and the reverend wright is back. wait until you see that video. and so much for bipartisanship. and of course, we are watching the tea party express a leading up to the march in d.c. over $5. don't throw it away. protect it in the freezer. ziploc freezer bags form a fresh shield... that saves food from freezer burn, saving you money. s.c. johnson, a family company.

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sean: all right, jeremiah wright is at it again. he is blaming the health-care issue on racism. here is what he had to say. let's take a look. so would you have sat in that man's church for 20 years? of course, president obama did not know anything. "hannity" continues in 90 short seconds.

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sean: all right, they have returned from round to, summer vacation. time now to check in with our own griff jenkins, lead up to saturday's big march on washington, in the joins us from troy, mich. -- leading up to saturday's big march. >> we are in troy, mich.. just a few thousand, i do not know, maybe 10,000 people showed up today. it seems that this movement is growing. the crowds are getting larger. we started today in jackson. earlier today, we had a crowd of 8000 to 10,000. take a look.

we are in michigan. mike, what are you out here? >> well, everything that is happening in the country is not really about health care, all of the things that are going on. the solutions that every one of these people have inside their hearts and minds and their hands that they work with every day. >> how are you doing, marine? what are you out here? >> protecting the constitution. >> we want to have a good future. >> are you worried about their future with what you see in washington? >> yes, it is scary. >> everybody says we are an angry mob. are we an angry mob? no. >> sean, that crown you saw there is the same you see here in troy. -- that crowd you saw there. there was another person that showed up at that other rally, sean, and that is joe the

plumber, and here is what he had to say. obama care. what do you think that is going to mean for america? >> ultimately, it is going to mean higher taxes. i have looked at the facts and the bill myself, all 1060 pages of it, and it will raise taxes, without a doubt. >> do you believe this is socialism? >> the constitution has been ignored for a very long time now. nowhere in the constitution are we supposed to be bailing anybody out. i am sorry, but if your company is failing, that is because you mismanaged it. if you want help, get the government out of your business. that is what it comes to. >> ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> you have to say, this is a political movement. that is it from here.

they are saying "kill the bill." sean: and some great singing. tomorrow, president obama will talk about health care of before a joint session of congress, and many of the details are being ironed out, but the question is, is the public option in or out? joining us is alexis glick and dana perino. first of all, the fact that the president now has repackaged this, what? one dozen times? is this an admission of failure? incompetence? desperation? what do you think? >> they definitely have to reclaim the debate, but he was still responding to arguments from eight weeks ago, so how can you be claimed the debate if you are still arguing from the past? i am stunned because it seems to me that they called this joint

session of congress before they knew what his policy was and before they knew what he would say. maybe tomorrow night, we are going to be totally shocked, and we will say, "oh, my gosh, why have we not been following along?" sean: they were talking about this trigger, and nancy pelosi was talking about it, and does that cover for the democrats to vote for the public option and give them some political cover? >> it is like a slap on the wrist if you are an insurance company. if you do not step up and meet the guidelines, x, y, z, then you're going to be penalized. i think what we need to be focusing on is the planet from max baucus, which seems to have some bipartisan support. he is trying to garner as much bipartisan support by tomorrow morning so he can deliver it to be present before the joint session. i have been saying, why are we not talking about selling

insurance across state lines? why are we not talking about more competition? across the board, there are concessions on both sides of the aisle. sean: let me throw this out at you. >> there are some. sean: we had 23 democrats that went home over the summer and told their constituents that they are not opposing this. if they lose 38, they lose in the house. in fact, they are literally talking about at this point fines proposed up to $3,000 per person. >> for not getting health insurance. -- $3,800. >> what i think if you will see a lot of jilted democratic lovers. let me tell you what i think that. when a woman is dating a man for a really long time, he says he loves her, but he just will not

commit and by the ring. the democrats for a long time have been believing that barack obama really believes in the public option, he really loves the public option, but he is not prepared to demand it tomorrow night, and that is why it will not be in the final bill because they cannot pass it. sean: they cannot pass it. nancy pelosi and others said that if you lose the public option, you lose 100 democrats in the house, so he has a problem with his liberal base. how does he handle that? >> i agree with dana on this. he needs to say the understands these issues and that some of the people are not happy about the issues we are discussing, but we have got to gather together and look for something that can get close to achieving reform yet he is going to distance himself, i think, tomorrow night from a lot of the liberals in the democratic party, and that i think it's ok if he can garner better american

support in this country right now. sean: but then he does not get the bill passed, and david axelrod was on the razor's edge. >> steny hoyer's said it is one thing to say what you would like to have. it is another thing to find out what is important and what is possible. sean: we only have one minute left. david axelrod and robert gibbs whereas asked specifically if a public option had to be in the bill, and they could not answer. but there is one thing you could say tomorrow night that could bring some support, and that is that he has demonized insurance companies, but he has not said anything about malpractice, and they have increased their advertising 1400%. it is the only industry that is growing. sean: howard dean said they would not take them on. >> they will not attack of tort reform, but you have got to look at the plan from that spot is. there are a lot of details in

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sean: 10 tonight on "hannity's america," president obama earlier today addressed schoolchildren. it drew little attention from the democratic majority on capitol hill, but as byron yo rk from "the washington examiner" pointed out, it was not the same thing when george h.w. bush gave a similar speech. he was slammed for giving the

event. the very first line of front- page article in "the washington post" said that he turned it washington junior high classroom into a television studio and its students into props, and that is not all. democrats even called for a full investigation on how the speech was funded. they held hearings on the matter and force a then education secretary lamar alexander to testify before a congressional panel. now, call me crazy, but i do not expect to see a similar story on the front page of tomorrow's "the washington post." we will see. the land of the czars. with the resignation of van jones and more radicals popping up every day, we are going to shine a spotlight on the shadow government that president obama has created in this country, so let's take a trip back to the land of czars. all right, me to ron bloom. he is the man president obama has tapped to be is

manufacturing czar -- meet ron bloom. back in july, we reported that the president had installed him as his second cars a czar, despe the fact that he had no experience in the automotive industry, and now, he will work directly with the white house economics team. bloom was not subjected to any scrutiny before the other appointment and will now avoid that scrutiny for a second time being we will continue to examine the radical people joining this administration in the days ahead, so please stay with us, and we have been doing a lot of talking about the white house czars recently, but why do we call them "czars "? "? mostly, it is because they do. >> i was asked whether or not

they have too much power. >> a series called "dancing with the czars." >> they will have full access to the president of the united states. sean: well, we are just following with the propaganda that they lead with. the negative impression he has left on voters, the pew research center says this has not been a good summer for obama. his numbers have dropped, and it has dropped most among white voters, a group that he has tried hard to attract. among white democrats, it is dropped 11% in the past four months. so will these numbers serve as a wake-up call and prove to be president that this radical agenda is not going over well with the american people? well, that remains to be seen. and that is the news from

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sean: and tonight on our great american panel, he is a member of americans for black department, and a contributor to a website. she is a political consultant and fundraiser for the sun sentinel, and noelle nikpour is with us, and he was part of a media team, steve murphy is with us. van jones, in 9/11 tariff -- a 9/11 truther. here is a guy that supports the

cop killer, jamal. "you never see a columbine done by a black child." why environmentalists steering poison to the people of color. how did he get appointed? >> the president now has 32 czars. he just appointed one today, and they do not speak to anyone. they are not accountable to congress, and who do they speak to if they are that close and that senior to the president of united states. >> think about the power that they have. think about the pay czar. he can negotiate contracts. it is too much power to not be vetted. >> sean, you are not going to be able to appoint any republicans in the future, because they are all birthers.

the 9/11 group, there are birthers. that is just as ridiculous. sean: you do not want this guy in the administration, do you? >> no, i do not. for that one reason. he accused george bush of treason knowing beforehand about the 9/11 attacks. sean: that is -- what about being a communist? >> this whole face was about lies and distortion, and it was a campaign -- this whole thing was about lies. it is his own words. beginning with his own words. >> we do not need any czars. sean: this science advisor has spoken out in favor of compulsory abortion and sterilization. we have another guy who wants to give rights to animals and ban

hunting. when you add that to bernadine dohrn and william ayers, is the president more radical than he presented himself to the american people? >> you may actually turn out to be right about this president's judgment when it comes to selecting czars. i mean, some of the ridiculous things that we have heard, and to note that that person has that much access to our commander in chief, that is dangerous, and that is scary. >> ron bloom. >> presidential staff members are not subject to confirmation. that is the way it works. you do not want a weaker executive when the republicans are in, so why advocate it now? >> these are not people out there just gathering information and reporting it to be president. that, maybe i could see, because this is such a large government, but these are people that actually have power to make decisions, which i think is absolutely radical, and i hate

to keep using the term. >> so does rahm emanuel and david axelrod, and they are not subject to this. sean: let me move on to be president and his speech on health care tomorrow night, and i think this is an admission of failure. they are trying to ram this through fast because they think they can get this through at this particular point in time. do you think the president is in trouble, and what mistakes has he made that he is almost calling the clinton model? clinton tried this at almost the same time in his presidency. >> he is not in trouble unless he fails to pass a strong health-care reform bill. sean: the government-option for the democrats to support it. >> no, but it must have some way of training in these out of control insurance companies that get away with charging people what ever they want -- it must have some way of reining in these out of control insurance

companies. >> why can we not go across state lines? why not put in a provision stating that they would have insurance co-ops or non-profit co-ops? >> sean, sean, sean, 39% are not in favor of it, and 44% of independents said that would be the number-one issue in 2010. sean: well -- >> why not give everybody what they want? what is wrong with a public option for those people who want it as long as it pays for itself? sean: we are going to pick it up. time now to check in with greta van susteren for a sneak peek at what she has four on the record in 22 minutes from now. >> i have got it hot off the

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our great american panel. all right, this saturday, our own griff jenkins, we have been following this. i was at an event, a freedom rally this weekend, tens of thousands of people. littoral some of this tape. >> did you ever think about when grandmothers and stay at home moms and veterans would show up because they think the government has bankrupted medicare and social security, and a government that cannot run the post office, a government that bankrupted fannie and freddie, did you ever think that a people showed up and said, "we do not think you are capable of running health care," that their government would call them terrorists, timothy mcveigh wannabe's, fascists, evil? did you ever think that would happen in your america? cros[crowd shouts "no!"]

sean: congress as a 24-year low approval rating. are you going to dismiss that -- congress has that. >> republicans are mad. that is where all of the opposition is coming from here. >> it is showing that moderate democrats, independents, probably more so than anyone, and republicans are upset with the job, and the popularity of the president has dwindled, and you can see it in the numbers. you know what i need? >> he has not passed the health- care reform legislation. >> he is trying to create a crisis. >> is going to pass. -- it is going to pass. >> they are saying, "wait a minute. this is not what we vouch for when we put president obama in office." a percentage of the population is not pleased right now.

>> almost all of them are republicans. >> the moderates and independents. sean: they are abandoning him in droves. the american people, i do not think they have confidence in him. remember, unemployment was 9.7%. the deficit has quadrupled. americans at home, we will talk about this with dr. phil, they are scared. >> where your hero ronald reagan was at this point in time. sean: all right, let me move on. the president speaks to schoolchildren today, and i have no problem with him talking to get along with their peers and work hard. it was the former the kids were going to fill out -- it was the form the kids were going to

fill out in "how can i help the president?" >> they need to make over $250,000 so they can pay taxes to right the deficit. >> if the president wants to attack the education issue, let's talk about math, science, and technology not been stressed in the class repeated i saw the speech. i thought it was great. but maybe we need to empower parents, and maybe we need to empower the schoolteachers to do their jobs. >> we really need to do a much better job with that in middle school and high school, but here is the real problem in america, why we have so much poverty in this country. we have got to get through to impoverished families and the importance of education. sean: choice in education. >> do not take money out of

public schools. we need to make public schools better. >> let me ask you this. why is that not more pressing than the health-care reform bill? our children? our future? education? >> he is going to do it all. he has said it, and he is going to. we have got 50 million people in this country that do not have health insurance. >> no. sean: 15 million. >> it is 12 million. sean: we have got to run. but, folks, your mental health is important. how do you deal with stress zero times? 50% sign of marriages end in divorce. -- how do you deal with stress in these times? 50% of marriages end in divorce.

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-- you went on "oprah" recently. >> yes, this airs on the 17th, and it was nostalgic going back. sean: we read about all of these stories about oprah and dr. phil. none of that is true, is it? >> we have been friends for, oh, gosh, almost 15 years now. i met her back in the mad cow case days. we are still business partners and great friends. in fact, it was so much fun when i went back to do the show for the first time in seven years, and it really was nostalgic walking through those doors, and she said, ", are you and i not supposed to be feuding?" there are all of these ridiculous tabloids, about i will distribute, and she said, "am i distorting you, or are

you distorting me?" this show is all because of oprah, her support, her vision. there would be no "dr. phil" without her. we talk all of the time. she is a great gal. sean: i think some of the reasons for your success, and you have got this -- how do i explain this? you have just got this level of simple, basic, truth telling common sense, and it is uncommon. it is not common anymore. >> i will tell you where it comes from. i grew up a really poor, and i watch all of the politics. you deal with those. they are doing this stimulus plan and this and that. i guess that is all for the next generation or something, because the people i am talking to, what they want to know is, what does this mean at my house? what does that mean when i am out of work, my husband is out of work, they are telling our cars off, it is time to buy

clothing for our kids? we get these big headlines and all of this rhetoric. whether it is a democrat or republican, they are saying, "what about me now?" sean: i do worry that there is a mentality that has emerged in this country. you know, we have gotten away from john kennedy, "asked not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country." are we going to get a baby bonds. health care. -- are we going to get a baby bond? >> there are some people who are looking for a free ride, i guarantee you. there is no question about it. i spent a lot of time in detroit. >> me, too. >> and those are people who have worked hard for a long time, and they are losing their houses. these are not people looking for a free ride. they just want a chance.

>"put me in, coach." what i see with the "dr. phil show," we have been in for eight years, and that is like a weekend for oprah, kings are changing. they really are. what are we telling kids -- things are changing. how do we not fight and blame each other? how do we keep our marriage together during these tough times? sean: during tough economic times, usually it precedes a high level of divorce. we are already at a 50% divorce rate. i have watched you on your show, and this is why i like you so much. i have watched you confront people in marriages, "why do you talk to your wife like that?" "what are you selfishly taking drugs and alcohol when you need to be doing the right thing?" that is what bugs me. >> we are seeing in some communities, i am hearing from

the domestic violence hotline people, that their frequencies are going up like 30% or 40% in one month because people are frustrated, and you take it out on who is handy, you know, who is there with you. you do not take it out on the guy at 7-11. you take it out on your spouse. it is that if people lose their house, if they lose their car. i do not trivialize that, but what i would really hate is if they lose their family over this, because there is a trickle-down. they turn on each other, and it falls apart. sean: if you could give one piece of the vice in the short amount of time we have in this segment, if you see these troubling times, how do you prevent that result from happening? >> people talk about topics because they are safe. the tricycle in the driveway. "why did you do that?" "you did not put the toilet seat down."

they pick easy topics. the issue is that if i m&a husband, i feel like a failure because i am not providing, so i feel like a fielder about that. people need to sit down and talk about the issues. "however we got here, we got here together. we did not plan ahead." we got into this together, let's get out of it together. it can be bred to the drudge report, or it can be the glue that keeps you together. -- it can be the wedge that breaks you apart, or it can be the glue that keeps you together. sean: it is an urgent message, so we wish you the best. >> one last thing i will say, and i know it is true of oprah, and it is true for me. i sit down before every show, and i weigh very carefully what i am going to say for people, and that is not easy for me to do sometimes. sean: it seems like it