don't be a -- that's not a good thing to be. as mallard fillmore knows. thank you for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. the spin stops here in west palm beach, florida, because we are definitely looking out we are definitely looking out for you. captioned by closed captioning servic >> sean: mid-term election is behind us and president obama's approval rate trumabling. they are swirling over who the republicans will nominate in 2012. i'm tucker carlson in for sean hannity. in 2012, republicans will put up a fight in the key swing states like ohio and florida. g.o.p. was able to sweep the gubernatorial and senate races in the state, with portman and kasich winning. and in florida where rubio and scott were also victorious. now who will step up and take

on a weakened barack obama? the president's poll numbers entered freefall from the moment he was sworn in. now possible contenders are starting to make waves, from palin, to greg palkot -- with tim pawlenty. we have the challenges facing president obama and "courage and consequence" and has a new chapter. it's fox news contributor. karl rove. how are you? >> thanks. i'm good. how are you? >> i couldn't be better. very striking this week, that david axelrod gave indications that the president would be willing to keep the bush tax cuts in place. the president seemed to contradict what the advisor

told the press. is this a grand strategy or chaos? >> they skr a strategy and want to make permanent tax cuts for those makes less than $250,000. and for the top 2%. that includes small businesses. make them temporary. i don't think it's acceptable deal. i don't think they can pass it unless the republicans cave. >> is it coordinated message that axelrod meant to say what he said and the president didn't walk it back? it seemed like there was confusion. >> there is always confusion when you have senior aides in washington and president on the other side of the world. if you take the radio address, and axelrod comments they're pointed to the same direction. we want the make permanent tax cut for people at the bottom. we realize we'll cut a deal on

the top two brackets. we'll see how it works out. but they've been trying to put themselveses in a place where they say $250,000 permanent. above it is temporary. can we make a deal? 31 members of the congress signed a letter. they say continue the tax cuts. it will be hard for them to do, i think do permanent or all temporary. they can't split it in half. >> the last mid-term expose weaknesses and a lot of weren't aware president had. states he did well in the presidential election. his party had a tough time. is that, are we seeing weakness in the president approval? >> we are. an interesting article today.

the president got 365 electoral vote. if they only carry state that mccain did, he picks up six electoral votes and obama loses the votes because they reapportion from blue to red states. but three states went back strongly and the democrats don't think they have a chance in 2012. ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, they moved to the republican column dramatically. that would be additional 70 electoral votes off of that if he loses that. in nevada, new mexico and iowa the republican governors in battleground states. it's another 18 electoral votes. as you said in the beginning, florida said the republican

senator and governor and picks up two electoral college vote s, that would be 29 off the total. he would be 67 below what he needs to remain in the white house. he has a lot of targets that are show iing weakness for democrats. >> who is the nominee on the republican side? >> i have ten. barbour, daniels, gingrich, huckabee, gypped jind, palin, tim pawlenty, pence, romney, thune. i am sure there will be others. there is no clear front runner. in 2008, mccain came in second. republicans genetically like to give the next guy, the guy in second a chance. in 2000, bush had the brand. we liked his dad.

2006, bob dole came in second. he deserved a shot. '88 was george bush, reagan's vice president. there is no front runner. romney. and huckabee strong at the end. palin, v.p. i have don't think there is an epresumptive front runner to be in the -- >> wait. by the analysis you gave, that the republicans typically nominate the guy who came in second last time, why not romney? is it the massachusetts healthcare plan that disqualifies him or not? >> we are in a different place. republican lost the genetic predisposition. every one of the candidates will have strength and challenges. they'll aum come out of the block in the same way. there's not one group here and one here. they each face three challenges. what is narrative?

why could it be you and not obama? what vision do you have for the country? second, do you show us explicitly or indirectly that you got decision-making ability, strength of leadership, the presence i wake up some morning saying i'm comfortable seeing you in oval office? do they give a sense they can unite the party? they face those challenges to magnify the strength and overcome challenges. it will be one of the most interesting presidential contests from a long time. more the merrier. the more robust, more likely republicans have a shot in 2012. >> i know this is its own show but in a minute sarah palin had impressively strong showing in a poll in a fum of states -- number of states, texas and west virginia. how strong is she as potential capped date and do you think

she will run? >> i don't know if she will run. she gave an impressive speech in arizona attacking the fed decision to pump $600,000 in the committee. she made a convincing case that it raised the spectrum of inflation. that there was no guarantee it'd stimulate the economy. that it would raise the prices. the interesting thing is it's all the polls and we will see the good polls for the various candidate candidates but an 11 or 12-month slog for people making up their mind. like in late 2007 to settle the contest with hillary or barack. i have don't know how it will play out. >> drama, a great story. appreciate it. >> you bet. you bet. >> coming up, huckabee, dennis rodman and the great american panel. but first, the administration prepares for another czar to join the ranks.

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defeat, some of the left thinks she's needed. the president seems to agree. >> i think speaker pelosi has be outstanding partner for me. harry reid has been a terrific partner moving very difficult legislation forward and i look forward to working with the leadership team. to continue to make progress. >> he's not the only one who thinks she should keep the leadership role. some think that she is "irreplaceable." they cite her fundraising skill and her ability to hold the caucus together. so should pelosi stay in the running? joining me is author of a new children's book and host of "huckabee" on the fox news channel. mike huckabee. thank you for coming on! >> thank you. >> that's like a hostage take from the president. it admire nancy pelosi.

why is he saying nice things about her? >> it's unbelievable. partnership? like bonnie is to clyde? this is a partnership and they throw the train off the rails. except they live in the rarefied air of liberalism and think americans haven't understood how wonderful all the thing they've done for us will make our lives. >> they believe it was communication problem and the president wasn't on the enough. doing myth busters wasn't saturation enough. they understand they lost the election. she is keeping her job. that doesn't make sense to me. >> as a republican i'm delighted. early christmas gift to all conservative republicans. two years ago, the president after his victory in the white house sweeps stakes says

elections have consequences and we have won and we have a right to do what we want to do. if that is true, recognize that elections have consequences. >> right. >> americans handed you your head. do you remember the character that rick played in "ghost busters"? >> very well. >> he had an unrealistic view of how people were thinking of him. he thought he was the life of the party and in fact he didn't belong. i think when i see president obama saying i'm having a great week here at g-20. we didn't have that bad of an election day. rick morantis of "ghost busters" comes to mind because it's like he is out of touch with reality of what happened with the democrats and the mood of the country in 12 months. >> so nancy pelosi has been a great boon for republicans. she lost for seats than a republican has.

shouldn't they just embrace her? congratulations on wise choice? >> some of them have! every republican i know is down on his knees every night let the democrats keep nancy pelosi as the face and voice of the party. not because she is evil. that's not my point. but her politics are like geography. san francisco left coast. so out of touch with middle and most of america that it helps republicans say do you believe that or this? it's the ultimate taste test. giving republicans platform. unlike barack obama who was skillful in the election, hides to a large degree the overt liberalism. she doesn't hide it.

she's proud of it and want mrs. of it. the healthcare bill that most thought was sharp right turn, she didn't think it did enough. many of us were appalled you could spend another $1 trillion and get nothing for it. truly the hope of most americans she maintains that slot. >> my empresentation is there are very few left to disagree with her. they all lost. the few who remain, shuler, congressman from north carolina, reasonable, horrified by nancy pelosi. >> this is the most liberal than it could be. the democrats in arkansas you're familiar with. they are all gone. retired or left in a body bag after election day.

mississippi, georgia, west virginia, ohio. it was a slaughter. they say why do i elect a democrat to beg, plead and convince them to vote against card check and tax cuts when you can elect a republican and save the half million dollars of pressure. >> the election happens and the president takes a road trip and goes abroad and met with falling reception. "new york times" today says he took the economic program to the rest of the world devout socialist said sorry, you're too much of a socialist for us. >> i was in france a year ago and i was amazed. french ceos were lecturing me about the dangers of socialism. asking what are your americans thinking? it's bizarre. >> sad to have lived to see the day.

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obama's economic view rejected on the world stage. they challenge u.s., trade talks fail in seoul. i'm amazed that the rest of the nation is telling the obama administration slow down the spending. it doesn't take einstein to figure out it's not working. it's not going right. >> they make a good point, british and germans, saying you can have fiscal austerity and economic growth, something we saw resonate in this election. that's number one. for the president of the united states go to international forum and allow himself to be in a situation where he is castigated says there is something wrong with the leadership structure is operating.

> >> to show up and negotiate with the south koreans for whom we've done a lot, i would say. >> you would say that. not have the trade in the bag and get there and allow himself to be humiliated is amateurish. >> why not send joe biden if he didn't know it would work. this is a good way to run against president obama because government spending money it doesn't have. huge deficit. worry about the dollar. hard to make a trade agreement. he should have done it in advance. >> are we not seeing that the president has no experience? he is gaining experience on our dime. he doesn't have the experience to run the country like he's doing. everyone is seeing it. he doesn't have the background to do what he has done already. look at obama care.

>> if you can't get trade agreements from the south koreans, if it weren't for -- we ro protected that country for 60 years. can't get a trade agreement. that says something ominous about our standing in the world. >> this is not about president obama. i have my problems with president obama but this is staff work that was inadequate. the fact that it unravelled or the president decided he couldn't go forward suggests that there is not the clarity of purpose there should be. >> if that's true -- >> these are the smartest people who have ever walked upright. right? obama is the most brilliant campaign. >> i disagree because this seems to be the trademark president bush. he did this with healthcare and didn't learn what the healthcare system is like.

they went parading around the expansion. i don't get the feeling he's prepared. >> there is an an international forum with the allies where it should be choreographed and marked a democratic process in your congress by definition is contentious. >> even people who disagree with the obama administration -- i want to see him go abroad. >> we all do. >> they said i won't be hassled at the airport. t.s.a. want to put in the screening machine, see you naked, keep the tape of you naked. some of us are prouder than others. >> that's why i work out. >> they may have dangerous radiation and the pilot union are saying that's it. we had it. we're not going to do this. >> i think t.s.a. needs to be worried about things. there is two ways to look at

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welcome back. former president bush has been everywhere recently talking about his book and sean has done interesting interviews with him, one that airs monday night on the show. we have a clip from it, worth talking about. monday night on hannity. >> i have a unique pers speck tiff on off-year elections. i have went through two of them. 2002 i felt it was about whether my administration was taking necessary to protect the country and people said yes. we picked up street. the only administration to have done so since roosevelt. 2006 was a different story. in the book i talk about it.

people were tired of me. i understood that. after you've been on somebody's tv screen for six years they tend to get tired of you. not you, but me. [ laughter [ laughter ] they love you! [ laughter ] >> self-aware. interesting. the question is how clearly do they see themselves? >> he just called himself out on it. you know? s>> the privatization of social security, which was at stake after the 2004 election that came back. >> conversation about it. never happened. right. >> the conversation. to spend political capital cost republicans seats. and donald rumsfeld not being fired before the election cost the republicans control. >> yeah. >> what came across is how

comfortable president bush is in his own skin and how tough he was after 9/11. we knew that. brought it back how he stood up for country and went out there. h made a great distinction and he was a hero for us. >> he be a good former president. the mayor of the city, new york city, is considering running as third party candidate. mayor bloomberg. he can afford it. people here love him. people i know anyway. how will people feel that new york city, bloomberg, running ads that soup has too much salt in it and stay away from salt? because it's so scary, all that sodium? do we need government being mommy on question of the soup? >> no.

you know what? michael bloomberg, think about it. do you know how much it will cost -- new york city taxpayers pay for this. >> find something else. >> if we prevent people getting hypertension -- >> this is scolding. >> thaw are walking their finger. >> shouldn't this be between the doctor and the patients? we eat twice as much sodium as we should. i'm a fan of soup. i have don't think the mayor has a role to tell people what to eat. >> it's big advertising. >> let mim continue. >> we make mistakes in our romantic lives, we date the wrong people and marry wrong people. it happens to a lot of people. and it happens pain and heart

attack and money. >> shouldn't the government get involved and take position on the women you ought to be dating? >> he'd like a lot of my girlfriends. this being said, information about nutrition and health and well being is appropriate function for government. >> he could take position on sodium and not on soup. >> isn't it enough to pay them to pick up the garbage? >> he has done a good job on that. >> new york city is perfect? >> no. he's done a great job educating kids. we have a better city than we had before. >> not his role to tell us what to eat. >> amen. you know what? we'll stop in the words of a physician. thank you. you're terrific. truly great american panel. up next, pulling back curtain on crime of sex trafficking. we sit down with the most

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"america's most wanted" helped to capture 1,000 criminals. after this weekend's upcamming episode, they travelled to cambodia to uncover the horrific world of international sex trafficking. we sat down with the host john walsh to get details of what they saw. >> good to see you. >> your work continues to impressive. 1134 people, put behind bars. ied a mir everything you do. we've been friends a long time. >> thank you. >> this is a special project. even prisoners can't stand pedophiles. >> exactly. >> you went to cam bodia of

the purpose of delving into the child sex slave trade which is massive. tell us what you found? >> $32 billion a year business. second behind drugs. cambodia is the place where the pet files, americans, english, germans go there to have sex with very young children. six years onlieds seven years old. on my radar, i came up with a former boy scout leader here. former teacher and they were rumored to be there and let's go to cambodia. they love the kids. some of them sell the kids and you can kidnap kids. you find kids at the land fill.

i wasn't ready for what i saw. life-changing event. >> not easy to shock you. no, ground zero, haiti, and katrina. i went in a brothel with a friend of mine from england. top notch guy with british group. we went under cover in a brothel. maybe two minutes before madam said. she brought 12-year-old girls. he said we wanted something younger. she said what do you want? 7, 8, boys, girls? i was so mad. >> the authorities were cooperative with you. >> they were. they arrested four guys the week because pedophiles for years have known they can go to cam bodia and pay off cops and judges.

while we were there, a pedophile tried to bribe a judge. so disturbing. they us into a prison. and the 15, 16 guys in cell and guys with the tuberculosis, hot, no food. i interviewed two suspected british pedophiles. >> we have a cut of this. explain the detail, the context of this. >> i am going to spend at least ten years here, probably 20. >> if you do the crime in cambodia, you do the hard time? >> we hope so. >> they're jammed in this cell like 20 guys. >> cam bodia prisons are for anyone who breaks the law

here. >> how many are from america? >> there were several. but i talked to british guys, both with a history. one of them is the one i was just talking about that after i left he allegedly offered $15,000 to a judge. they go over there believing they can pay off the family and the cos. they were just whining about the conditions and saying we'll got out of here. you know their rap sheet. >> you were involved in the elizabeth smart case. she had to testify in graphic detail, horror she went through. it broke my heart when i read it. we both knew ed smart. i know he is appreciative of your efforts. you were phenomenal. here is what i'm afraid of. as a father, as somebody that

loves kids, how prevalent is this perversion of peed feelia? >> since the act was passed, and president bush passed the law with my family and elizabeth was there and she walked the halls of congress to get it passed. her mom and dad. marshalls now say there are 100,000 level three, that is not the kid at mardi gras. this is the bad guy, raping or mole molesting children, 100,000 at large, cut off the ankle bracelets. >> that we know about. >> identity -- i mean presence unknown. they disappear, violated their parole and violate probation. i talked to elizabeth yesterday. i'm very close. love this family. >> they're great. >> wonderful family.

i said, elizabeth, we talked about it for years. she said i want to get on that witness stand, i want my moment. i want to tell that judge and that jury this man is not insane. he exploited me. he planned it and every day said if you tell anyone i'll kill you and till your mother and cyst -- kill your family an your mother and sister. she said he is not crazy. he needs to be in jail for the rest of his life. she wants justice. she is a role model for victims all over the country. >> i agree. fantastic with this. this is going to be a phenomenal show. airing -- >> saturday night, 9:00 eastern. i think you will see something very different. i think rich countries like america have to saddle up and say we need to help. >> everybody needs to see this. >> if you have kids, you've got to see this. >> this is more prevalent than anybody wants to know. set your d.v.r. fox broadcast. and john walsh, always a

pleasure. thank you for good work you do. >> thank you for having me. >> still ahead, you may know him for the cross-dressing crazy ways, unbridled extrav gant lifestyle. but rodman turns over a new

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he was basketball's bad boy for years but now he is joining those who are less fortunate. he sat down to talk about his politics and notorious while and crazy ways. take a look. what is up? s>> how are you doing?

>> you said you don't know who i am. >> i thought you were the other guy with glasses. >> my old partner? >> i don't know who it is. >> do you follow politics at all, ever? >> i know bill clinton and his wife. >> how do you like them? >> cool. cool couple. >> but you're not -- do you like barack obama? follow the country, follow -- he's ruling the country? >> i'm just trying to follow myself personally. right now everything is upside down in the country. whatever happens, happens. up to $13 trillion, what the hell. >> keep ringing up the debt. >> why not? >> what if you have kids? >> i can afford kids but they're just trying to be kids. play sports and have a good time. >> do your kids play basketball? >> my son d.j. plays basketball. he's very good. nine years old. >> you've been a great player.

you created a reputation -- >> i achieved a lot. >> you have. on and off the court. >> either way. >> you're lending effort, florida mansion telling at raffle -- selling at a raffle. it's $3 million house. >> it's at the bay. and the family, you know, going through hard times. speaking of financial but they are going to give it to the mission of st. francis, private organization that has been around for 45 years. they helped 10,000 homeless people around the country. amazing to me that the fact i used to be homeless in the day and a family could give their house to downgrade, not $7,000 but maybe like 3,000 or 2,500. >> you said this is a really personal cause for you. >> right.

you love the mission they have to help people with alcohol and drugs problems. you said you are making amends for your wild and crazy antics. >> whoever wrote that, that's good. >> does it mean you don't want to turnover a leaf? >> they expect, what are you going to church now? i can't change it. but the alcohol and whatever, stuff like that, i've been doing it all my life. st. francis helped people. >> how addicted -- what were you addicted to? >> alcohol. no drugs. >> are you an alcoholic? >> i used to be. used to be. >> a lot of alcoholics say they're always going to be an alcoholic. >> you can't change overnight. >> do you drink anymore? >> i can't lie. on occasion. i can't lie. >> i'm not trying to -- >> you know what? take time to develop the skill to, not to always want to drink over time. try to find something else to interest you. for me it's more like i'm on

the road all the time. going across the country. >> people that i know who are addicted to drug and alcohol, there is no straddling the fence. this statement, whoever wrote it for you, making amends for my wild and crazy antics, you're not changing. can you stop drinking when you start? >> i think if you ask a lot of people in this position they drink or etven do drug -- i'm speaking straight honest. stop for a while. you see them on the street doing something else. i stopped for two years and 18 months, here, this and that. it's over the course of time you say i'm old enough to know and understand. >> here is the problem. do you worry -- i assume you made a lot of money in the course of your career. you read a lot about athletes that make all the money in the

working years and they end up broke. are you safing your money? >> i do what i do and live the way i live and i take care of my kids. hopefully in the end it will turn out for me. i'm not saying i'm the richest guy on the planet but i'm nowhere near broke. no. >> are you doing anything to save -- in other words, if you are living a wild and crazy lifestyle of yours. you like to go to vegas and party. >> i haven't been to vegas in a while. >> you haven't been in a while. >> i'm changing my ways. >> i haven't been gambling in a long time. >> here is what -- if you didn't write that statement, somebody wrote it. you're not changing your life around. worry for you on a personal level. i don't know you. if you continue down that road you will get in trouble.

you don't care. >> i've done a good job of 20 years of being in the limelight and i'm one of the few athletes or entertainers in the world to come in here and say straight out this is the way it will be. this is the way it will be. and i can help people that need me as far as fame. that is why they came to me. that's what i'm doing on the show. >> before we go, i want to remind everybody about monday's hannity show where he sits down with president bush again. but this time has an audience show with key panel of guests. this is eye-opening and it shows the former president as you've never seen him before. another sneak peek. >> i never forget choppering in from andrews. andy by my side and we saw the remains of the pentagon. it was surreal.