writing to the factor. see you tomorrow! >> there's no doubt in my mind that the country is stronger now than it was a year ago. >> this country is in crisis. if we continue down this path i believe president obama has taken us... >> the policies we have put in place have perversed a attract tiff economy if not growing. >> there is serious things happening to our great country. >> the republican strategy a ha been and continues to this day to create gridlock and venue. >> tea baggers. >> maybe they have had success in sore parts of the country. >> i will take you on buddy. >> there is no place in new york

for tea party politics. >> think twice about trying to characterize me. >> what we have done here is seen the democratic majority literally punned. >> let's unite us and have prosperity agenda for this country. >> the country is turning against the democrats. instead of behaving like responsible adults left wing politicians are shifting the blame. in a moment you will hear from newt gingrich on this subject. president obama was the first to point the finger and he pointed it straight at fox news saying this network is destructive to the country's growth. now massachusetts congressman barney frank is joining the chorus the long time congressman is in an unexpectedly tough race against republican sean pelat for that he is blaming me among others. take a look. >>

>> the pore pet actual attacks on conservatives don't hold because they continue to serve in the polls. rossi edged ahead of murray. he leads her by one point 28 -- 48-47. a lead over charlie cri charlie. meg whitman pulled ahead of democrat jerry brown. she leads him 38-37. those polls reflect a conservative as sen dan see around the country. here with analysis is former

speaker of the house fox news contributor host of the brand new documentary "america at risk" the war with no name which is available at www.america at risk.com. you are at the counter-terrorism education learning lab for america at risk right now, right? >> that's right. the counter terrorism education learning lab is a brilliant museum in denver. i wish every american city had one. if anybody comes to denver the city of john elway i hope they will go to the cell and see the remarkable museum about terrorism around the world. i am here tonight to talk about the tlurs of the united states. >> i have to say, your opening these guys create the longest deepest recession. the democrats have become the

party of food stamps the republicans are becoming the party of paychecks and the guys who have made the unemployment kill the jobs, created the food stamps are complaining the american people don't like that future. i think it's pretty sad that they can't stand up and defends their own policies. >> you have been giving a speech around the country and i have been following it. basically what you are saying is if you want unemployment and food stamps vote for democrats. if you want a job, you want a paycheck vote for republicans. is it that simple? is that what this de late has become? >> if you look at the republican pledge in the house it is to create jobs and control spending to cut taxes to have a new dramatic break through how to control regulations and bureaucracy. it's a step towards full employment economy. what we have advocated at american solutions it's a step toward job creations.

you look at the obama pelosi reed job destruction program bigger taxes, bigger bureaucracy, bigger red tape but here's the big thing. when congress and democrats voted to leave town without settling the tax question, they guaranteed that every american business is living in uncertainty and they have crippled job creation for the next three or four months. eerie where i go giss say to me how can they have this health bill and financial regul regula bill and this confusion over taxes and expect us to created jobs. he is extending the recession. >> you sound like you are putting together your closing argument here. the president is the one that launched that was supposed to be for them this massive class

warfare debate which he talked about millionaires and billionaires and attacked big business this was going to lead up to the vote on extending ta cuts. they downed the vote which was cowardly they had to loef because democrats wouldn't go along with the agenugen -- republicans wouldn't go along with the agenda. >> the president proposed a tax increase on over half of the profits of small businesses in america. democrats came home and began to be told by every business they talked to that the president's proposal would kill jobs. they said to nancy pelosi and harry reid we are not going to vote with you to kill jobs. the president is tot totally po cattle. if you were having your job killed and you are ending up on food stamps because of the obama policies class warfare doesn't

make you feel so good. what obama has done is he has tried trickle down bureaucracy with a stimulus package. he has imposed gigantic federal controls through the barney frank reform bill. he has imposed enormous costs through the health bill and totally muddled the tax situation. the result is the longest deepest recession since the great depression, no sign it is going to end and the president's policies are the reason. i think it's fair to say they have by killing jobs become the party of food stamps and the republicans have a chance to become the party of paychecks. >> the stat tisz ticks back you up. for the first time since we have been keeping statistics one in 7 americans are in poverty. we have 45 percent of the american people now that are

dependent on government in some way shape or form. john kerry lashes out at voters as ignorant. biden says the voters are winers. while liberals may not be as committed if they are going to be lethargic and don't show up at the polls. i never saw or never witnessed in all my years when i started radio in 1986 a party sting el handedly go after people the voters the people who keep them in power the people who serve as much as now. what is the thinking behind that? >> you think you have a hard lined left wing radical group who thought the country wanted big government and high taxes and the country didn't mind crushing the economy as long as they had grovtment subsidies.

there is no confusion. you read the poling data they believer owe barometer ma's heal -- obama's plan is destructive. american people want smaller government not bigger government. i saw a poll that was done by t, 90 percent of american people believe you have to have the right to fail if you have the right to succeed. they believe that that is what america is all about. that is a total repudiation of the obama model busine governme. will crush people. most people don't want governmentedment to take care of them. they want to pursue happiness crea get a job and be happy on their own. >> we will tell you what he think also happen 33 days from now after the break. former governor mike huckabee will join us. we look at the media by segment this week. jimmy carter traces the origins of his candidacy to a present

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♪ and i do ♪ and i do ♪ and do >> welcome back to "hannity". over the past several days republicans and democrats alike have come forward to condemn a campaign ad in which allen grace son distorts and takes out of context opponent daniel webster. in case you missed this ridiculous video take a look at this. >> religious fen gnat takes tries to take away our rights in afghanistan and iran. daniel webster wants to impose his radical fundamentalism on us. >> you should submit to me. >> webster tried to deny battered women medical care and the right to divorce their accusers. he wants to force raped women to bare the child. taliban webster hands off our

bodies. >> on behalf of daniel webster the nrcc is setting the record straight. >> the grace son ad dwiss his words that they edited the original video chopping it up out of context. he is comparing christianity to the taliban. the same grayson likened politics to a hoar. they want americans to die quickly. allen grayson a national embarrassment. >> sums up the kind of man grayson is. live tonight former speaker of the house newt gingrich. if you look at websters, he said don't pick that phrase in the -- he said don't pick that phrase pub mitt to your wives or wives submit to your husband. he said don't pike it. grayson chops it up.

i think it's the most destructive distorted ads i have been seeing in politics. your reaction? >> what is hap to go people like grayson you live in an age between you 24-hour cable and talk news it's harder for those guys to lie and get away with it. you can go back and find the original material. vicious dirty tactics that might have worked 10 or 1520-years ago aren't going to work. the truth will catch up with them. grayson is such a disgrace. i expect he will be repudiateed by a large margin. a lot of democrats are embarrassed and will vote against grayson because he is so funds fundamentally dishonorable. >> a lot of people in the democratic arm -- pelosi is as

popular as bp according to a latest poll. do you think she is gone as speaker win, lose or gra? >> i think if she gets majority re-elected she will be speaker. she has enormous power delivered efrl barack obama wanted. she has the full rate of the president behind her. the contract with america campaign his current estimate is republicans will pick up 55 seats in the house as a minimum. if that happens then i think she will may well face a real decision. i am not sure she wants to stay as main anotherity leader at that point she may just life. >> she might not have a choice, too. >> it seems there's no democrat that wants to run on their record they voted for healthcare not running ads saying i voted

to pay for the healthcare bill. it is going very negative very fast. another example besides grayson is out in california we have gubernatorial candidate meg whitman. she hired somebody to work for her in 2000. a person sign add document under perjury statutes that said she was in the country legally. had a legal driver's license a social security number and now that person is saying well meg whitman knew that i was illegal when evidence points to the contrary. is this what we are going to expect for 33 more days? >> you have 33 days of democrats desperately trying to make the republicans radioactive. if the election comes down to the record and election comes down to the economy election comes down to bad votes the democrats are going to get crushed. they are going to do everything they can to start a new argument and a new conversation. they know if they don't scar up the republicans badly they are going to plain lose. it is that straight forward and

that's why you get that kinds of campaign. >> the president himself is lashing at fox's being destructive. what do you think so close to an election so many people close to the election rom emmanuel is out axle rod is moving out of the campaign. we have rumors gibson is gone after the election. he lost gates his entire economic team except tim geithner the chief wants another stimulus program. are they leaving a sinking ship in your view? >> i don't know what is going on in the white house right now. they don't have the same level as george w. bush. it is kinds of strange having emanuel for example occupy and dominate the news in chicago is helping republicans win the

governor's race out there. it's an act of enormous selfishness. >> i think your speech is 5 minutes from now. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> building a mosque at ground zero really isn't such a bad idea. at least what's that the network newscasts would have you believe. we have this biased report to prove it. that and much more coming up straight ahead. [ tires screech ] [ engine revving ] [ drums playing ] [ male announcer ] 306 horsepower. race-inspired paddle shifters. and f-sport-tuned suspension. all available on the new 2011 lexus is. it isn't real performance

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. >> sean: numerous >> nationwide poles continue to confirm the vast majority of americans and new yorkers oppose the construction of the ground zero mosque. that does not stop the

mainstream media from pushing the story with two recent pieces on the men behind the mosque. reporters scott peli cracked down on the building developer a by asking tough questions. >> shareef algamal 4 and a half million for it. he is described as an islamic supremacist. >> who are you? >> i am an american. >> i am a man of peace. >> on "the today show" matt lauer grilled algamal one-on-one. >> do you expect in the near future the opposition will melt away and fade away? >> i think your background is interesting people need to understand it. you are born in brock lynn you are a new yorker you are an american. >> i am. >> how has this changed your view as living as muslim

american in this country? >> there is so much work ahead of us. there is such a misperception about my faith and my belief system. that is part of the reason fear makes people irrational. >> anybody who opposes the building of ground zero mosque is irrational. where was the rebuttal where is the real questions and where was the journalism? >> joining me is mike huckabee. good to see you. >> good to be with you, sean. thank you. >> it's almost like they are the defense attorneys in this case. your reaction? >> well, there's a story out this week, sean, that says americans have less trust in the three big networks than they have ever had. as americans get their news cable news comes first, friends and family come second, all of the way down to 5th place comes the three big networks where americans used to get most of they're news. the reason is and the surveys

show this, americans simply don't trust the big networks any more. i think this story and the way it has been covered is a good reason why. there has not been a balance on it. >> we had the comments by faisal 19 days after that would be a reason to condemn hamas a terror organization. you think that would be a big focus. the fact that they ignore it it is like they have forgotten the agenda. i am a conservative, i get criticized. i have an opinion. it's a very different type of show. they have an opinion but they say they are journalists. >> well, journalism is a great art when it is practiced but it rarely is. i used to say when i was out campaigning or maybe in the governor's office if i read a news story and when i read it, i know how the reporter feels. it is not journalism.

when it is journalism and i read my quotes it doesn't make me mad because they quoted me in context. when i read their story i read it and say i don't know where he likes me or doesn't. when that's the assessment i have after reading a piece or watching a piece that's great journalism because you sense that there is a certain level of sterility in the nature in which it is reported. you don't see that in most news reports today, sean. you very much get it whether it's the raised eyebrow or the inflexion of the voice or whether it's just in the way the questioned are staged you are pretty aware of where the reporter stands on any particular issue. >> it is interesting because the american people are rejecting the major networks as you point out our nation's newspaper circulation is low they are not making the money they used to and the impact and influence they once had has deteriorated. i use the term journalism died with the age of barack obama.

fred dicker is a reporter for the new york post. he had some tough questions for republican conservative gubernatorial candidate carol palidino and it got very confrontational. >> i want to know why you send your groups after my daughter. >> do you have the evidence or do you not against cuomo? >> at the appropriate time. >> how can you say that about -- >> i have a daughter, too. i have a daughter. >> you brought it out. >> stay away from me. >> what evidence do you have? listen. >> (talking over one another) >> what's the evidence? >> i will take you out buddy. >> how are you going to do that? >> watch. >> what are you tliteni e threa.

>> paladino made the allegation cuomo cheated on his wife during his marriage to one of the kennedys. paladino was upset his 10-year-old daughter was being photographed and he had this daughter out of wedlock. he is married, et cetera. there were people taking photographs of the house, the daughter. so he was angry and he thought it was the new york post that was doing it. they doe my it. your reaction? >> that is what i am understandi understanding. i never met karl paladino. i getting to where i really like this guy. he says all of the stuff i always wanted to say but never could get away with. when a reporter becomes part of the story he seeses to be a reporter now he's part of the news. that's what happened. this reporter stepped way over the line. no matter what karl paladino said to him that may have

seemlingly provoked him it was his duty to remain attached. >> fist question. do you have any evidence to support the claim your campaign has made. it's from that point on it becomes a confrontation. you are saying you believe in this case fred dicker crossed the line. >> one of the things i found outrageous is when the reporter injected himself into the story. it is one thing to continue asking the same question even though he will get the same answer. when he raises his voice and begins to get confrontational and provoked that is no longer a journalistic interview and that's what we had here. it got way out of hand. i think the reporter was unprofessional in the way they

understand it. >> appreciate your time. it's time for the media mash what the liberal media tried to sell as objective news this week. obama white house entry into family members of a med g medal honor winner. that and much more coming up. d, you struggle to control your blood sugar. you exercise and eat right, but your blood sugar may still be high, and you need extra help. ask your doctor about onglyza, a once daily medicine used with diet and exercise to control high blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. adding onglyza to your current oral medicine may help reduce after meal blood sugar spikes and may help reduce high morning blood sugar. [ male announcer ] onglyza should not be used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history or risk of diabetic ketoacidosis. onglyza has not been studied with insulin. using onglyza with medicines such as sulfonylureas may cause low blood sugar. some symptoms of low blood sugar are shaking, sweating and rapid heartbeat.

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>> sean: welcome to media mash oh>> welcome to media mash where we have the obama media liberal bias. to go through this week's material is the president of the media research center. brent bozel is back. how are you doing? >> we the "today show" we have matt lauer he is pleading you have to get tougher you have to get harder on these rascally reporters. >> five weeks before the election. it is getting heated. the republicans out there are

treating me like a dog. a lot of rhetoric comes from the republicans and tea party towards you. former president clinton says he doesn't think democrats and you included have been rigorous enough in pushing back against some of the republican attacks. over the next five weeks do you intend to change your tone or your emotion in terms of your pushing back? >> they are treating me like dogs. you have to fight back mr. president. >> barack obama has done nothing but blame george bush for everything. nothing has changed. here is something really interesting. nbc suggests that barack obama has to start pushing back. the pushing back is happening on behalf of barack obama. several days before that interview aired you had cnbc

holding one hour town hall meeting on behalf of barack obama. you had a 30 minute info mer shall that ran not just for nbc on bravo, oxygen, chiller, cnbc, usa radio, sci-fi, universal hd network universal sports all part of the unc con grom rat. now you have psa's running on behalf of obama's education plan. they are doi doing new but campaigning for obama. that's why i say journalism died. you got on abc not that much of a different picture. you have christie going people don't appreciate the legislative success of the anointed one. >> a lot of people from all over the world saying here comes a president with a huge mandate a

huge reservoir of goodwill huge promises to change with all of that his popularity is down. people don't appreciate the amazing legislative agenda he has accomplished. is this a failure of leadership it allows them to define them. >> he is so good. why can't the voters see ow greatest. you see how greatest. why can't he see he is wonderful he is perfect? the messiah. >> people don't appreciate some of the amazing legislative agenda they accomplish. who would have thunk it is george stef nap police on their network. since 200# the ratings are and it's all for you i've grown a tad bit since we've been at it percent just about everybody else on so-called mainstream media five minutes after that

she hz mitch mcconnell on there and she is announcing the quote-unquote bizarre tea party candidate. how is that for reportireportin? >> we have the dovetail of this, he is trying to revive the 2008 glory days. >> glory days tour. >> in wisconsin he can still pack tens of thousands of young people into an arena. >> at the university of wisconsin he gave a barn burner of a speech. >> what did you say, wisconsin? >> recalling his glory days on the 2008 campaign trail. >> the glory days are back. yes, we can. obama change, change, change. i will bet we didn't see any reports on it. i guarantee you those suffering from obama mania that ting ely feeling up their leg i bet people fainted probably friends.

>> that -- >> obama is in the heart of liberalism. the candidate that is running for reelection there russ fine gold who was considered absolutely safe about three weeks ago is now losing by 12 points. that is how bad things are. that's why he is in campaign mode. that's the story if you want to look at it more objectively. >> i don't think it's doing that much good. abc ran white house produced video as news. i want to get into the ethics of this. let's roll this tape. >> i want to listen to a phone call president obama listening to gail o'brien a cancer patient who is now able to get health insurance. >> hi gail. >> how are you? >> i am doing real well. thank you. this is an honor. i want to thank you so much. >> we wish her well obviously but this is a white house

produced video it runs on a news program as though this is news. is that appropriate? >> there comes a point i don't understand this one, sean. i don't understand why the republicans aren't filing complaints with the federal election commission and the fc on this. there's a blanket tampering going on. this is the 6 month mark of the healthcare legislation. isn't it curious they are still out there run you go it. the same day in the near times this is a news headline. quote for many families healthcare relief begins today. how is this for news? >> that is news, brent. >> appreciate you being with us. >> our pleasure. >> never ending media fire. time to check in with greta van susteren. i am looking into my hannity crystal ball, toby keith tonight. just a guess.

>> no. good guess. we are going to have him tomorrow night. anyway we did tape it that's how you know that. sean the viewers on the record want you to do dancing with the stars. i have got a zillion e-mails they think you would be the best. >> greta, greta. let me ends this right here and now. i didn't dance at my own wedding i am not going on dancing with the stars. >> oh. >> if you go, i will lead a campaign and try and help you win. >> i don't want to take that thrill away from you. >> we have news tonight. we have bob woodward, karl rove, congressman dick army and so much more. sean, back to you. >> i think i will kill for that one. let not your heart be troubled our great great great american panel is next. eat, great, amerin panel is next.eat, great, amerin ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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s >> his brand new book is entitled rules for radicals and conservatives beating the left at its own game to take over america. david kahane is here. bob massi is back. she is worked at the white house with george w. bush. vienna snap is with us. the president goes out on these town hall meetings is the american dream dead? that happened last week. is this our new america? my husband and i were joking we would have to eat hot dogs and beans. here is the president getting grilled on healthcare. >> there's a lady in admissions over there i was talking with the other week she is from england her family is still in

england. she was telling us what we have to look forward to here. her sister worked as a nurse at the same hospital for 20-years. she was 55. she was told she needed open-heart surgery. she was put on a 10 year waiting list. >> do you have health insurance? >> yes. right now, yeah. >> there's nothing in the bill that says united to change the health insurance you have right now. i want to identify what your worry is because i want to say you shouldn't be worried about it. >> you have a woman talking about a 24-year-old son he's out of college he can't find a job, is this healthcare bill going to result in rationing? is the american dream dead for me? is this my new reality? this is extraordinary. these are hand picked audiences

of obama. >> he must be so freaking out with advanced people saying what is going on why aren't you getting my supporters out there. the reality is america is upset. he can go in any channel backyards into campuses at the ends of the day they are not pleased. it's not a communications problem it's a policy problem. >> he sold transparency in his campaign. when they are finding it's all smoking mirrors. at some point the transparency is he didn't understand the health bill he didn't read it. he tried to sell it. now people are make waking up saying he didn't mean it. >> we know he we see the cratering poll numbers he see what we expect is going to happen in 33 days is going to be a political landscape is going to change here. for the president he seems to be lashing out on the one hand going to supporters trying to

energize his base i don't think this is working for him. >> the whole thing is a giant village. unfortunately for barack bow ma' -- barack obama it's like i thought that was a real building behind me. it's all gone. >> the arrogance. he went with the healthcare reform lowing sleighs with his party supporting it no compromise in essence it doesn't work. 57 percent of the people want to repeal the he the healthcare bi. >> there's a sense of reverence he's taken away the visibility is way past being a president. at one point you have to look like a president. bush goes on with the campaign. this guy wants to respect the presidency. he has been like a rock star

since he was elected. they are not listening because the numbers don't work. >> biden, owe barometer ma and perry are lashing out at the voters. we saw this back last summer and it continues. seems they think take the attitude the voters aren't smart enough to just appreciate how great they really are. >> you use the eksz pregs all of the time about the obama kool-aid. this is the guys that didn't get the memo. they are expecting the true believers to show up and now they are amazed they are not there. he's always been a campaigner never an administrator. >> go to reporter dicker who writes for the u.s. post. let's remind you what happened. >> i want to know why you send your goons after my daughter. i want to know. >> what does this have to do with the charge against cuomo? do you have the evidence or not? >> i will at the appropriate time. >> how can you say that about him. >> oh, i have a daughter, too,

fred. >> i have a daughter. >> that's it. stay away from me. >> what evidence do you have? >> you send one of your goons at my daughter. >> the attorney general rale isn't in new york. >> what's the evidence? >> you made the charge. >> you go to my daughter's house i will take you out. >> you going to take me out? how are you going to do that? >> watch. >> you threatening me. >> he has a 10-year-old daughter out of wedlock photographers are outside of the house taking pictures of the girl. kids should be off limits. the reporter asked legitimately what do you think? >> i think having four daughters myself i would be mad as hell. >> does this hurt him? >> it can hurt him. he's not a politician by trade so in essence he has to learn a little bit the rules of how the

media and politics play. it's fair game at the same time. >> on the other hand i am kinds of enjoying that he has the establishment off balance and they don't know how to deal with this guy because he's so outspoken. >> the great thing about it we are talking a new york governor's race we haven't done in a long time. >> i think part of it that troubles me is the tough guy thing. i think anybody -- any father in that situation may say a lot more to somebody. the tough guy thing may hurt him a little bit but in the long run they invade in an area they shouldn't invade. the reaction he should have used better words is probably reasonable. >> i don't think either side looks good in this. the old saying in journalism you never want to pick a fight with someone on the other side of the barrel. dicker should have backed out. you should never get in a reporter's face. >> i have done it occasionally.

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>> sean: as we continue now with our great amer >> i doesn't know if you heard about the kid that jumped off the george washington bridge. >> horrible. >> two fellow students one apparently a roommate, they videotape him. they stream it live on the internet of him having sex. the kid is so devastated. what should the penalty for something like that be? >> it is so shameful. at that point they have to be prosecuted. i don't know if there's a legal case. >> there is. we saw the girl last year who hung herself because of this. the law has to respond to this at some point.

here's a kid that was embarrassed. it shows the fragility of people. >> he's 18 years old. >> it goes to show you the lack of accountability and as wonderful as the internet has been this is the other side of what it's doing to young people. it's a lack of accountability. it's out vagus. >> -- outrageous. >> you are the lawyer here. >> i doubt these kids knew it was going to be the reaction. they didn't know on the one hand. on the other hand there's no greater invasion in somebody's life than to tape them without their knowledge and stream it live on the internet. >> the other thing, remember being a kid nobody can be more cruel than kids. >> it's true. their lives get ruined forever? i would assume that probably they are going to live with this for the rhetts of their life. >> there should be some consequence for the act. >> what should it be? >> to whatever extent the law as loys it they needs to understand

there's a kid that killed himself. if not it will send a message to other kids it doesn't matter. you can do these kinds of things. >> it's a joke taken straight from american pie which the same thing happens they set up a sexual encounter broadcast it over a web cam. you can see the consequences of life imitating art, not that america pie is art. it's a sad story all of the way around i think. >> 100 percent. you have this new book out here. the whole -- we talk about the olinski model rules for radic s radicals. you are saying conservatives ought to adopt some of these ideas and tactics battling back against modern liberalism. >> if we want to win. >> explain. do you take the tactics and isolate a target and go after it. >> polar rise it? >> polar rise it. >> this is a book called "rules for radical conservatives" i have written it under my pen name david cane.

it's britt ten from the point of view of a lefty telling you dumb conservatives fight back and win. he is tired of the fights where we roll over all of the time. even satan hates a fixed fight. i would say the most important take away rule in this book is for us to stick to principals and stop talking about programs. >> probably very happy to pledge to america. a lot of principles is return to go first principles our constitution, decoration, over riding principals that they would use to govern and some specifics in company. >> the specifics i am not so keen on. they change. once you start doing that the democrats can start arguing programs with you. but one of the rules is at all times think constitutionally. he is advocating let's grow back to the continues contusion. >> how did you feel about this? >> one of the things i enjoyed was no more mr. nice guy. you have to put your warrior

face on with one of the comments you have made. it's true. we are always trying to compromise on our principles reaching out the olive branch. when you look at it we have to stop doing that. we need to like you mentioned before we have to stand on principal. that's why the candidates are start to go win across the country. >> people call me a republican. i am a conservative. i didn't write republican victory i wrote conservative victory. we are witnessing. we saw an incident i liked. jim demint seemed like an orchestrated attack as you looked at it where fellow senators were critical of him because he stripped chairman for her candidate she was a sore looser. the leadership is attacking him because it if they are they seem out of touch with the mood of the voters. >> we were talking before it's like conservative first amendment is children. we are not permitted to exercise

an opinion. if we do then there's something wrong with us. that's when the basis of what we are all about. the other thing is sean, i think we can no longer be a moving target. take the position and stick with the position. let them come on us. >> the position is not complicated. you want to balance the budget cut back spending which i think bane another and others have said let's go back to 2008 levels. i love what bob o'donnell did went back to 2006 levels. if they do these simple things strong national defense control the border they win. >> what a bunch of gutless cowards by walking away. >> the argument in that book here the rules for radical conservatives is rhinos let's make them the number one target. >> i agree. demint was courageous taking on his party supporting joe miller in alaska and christine o'donnell and other conservatives. >> good panel tonight.