>> shep: tonight we are six days from the most important night of the primary season, that is none other than super tuesday and as the final four contenders in hopes of winning supported, that is you the american people, they may want to pay close attention to this next segment. is joining me is frank lundz and they are here tonight. i love the work. good to see you. welcome back? >> it's a pleasure you are. >> tell me, shout out the candidate you sport for president. >> romney. >> they still haven't solved it

yet. my question to you first, is this helping or hurting the g.o.p.? >> helping. >> go ahead. >> you are doing the work for the democratic party right now. >> you really think so. >> absolutely. vetting is best. >> you are getting it all out now and the democrats are going to have a hard time making it stick. >> i know you are a republicans so you can follow directions, so go ahead. >> i think rick santorum is one guy who can take the general election because he is really likable. everyone else is stone and plastic. >> i asked you a questions about the republicans and you go right to a candidate. so does that suggest that you are only going to vote for rick santorum? >> no. >> anybody but obama. >> it's helping the candidates

because they are getting hit everything but the kitchen sink. >> they are being honed like a prime razor. >> they are going to show a divided republican party. >> let's stick with the facts. more of you support mitt romney. on independent has dropped ten points in the last six weeks, that doesn't concern you? >> that does concern me. so should the other candidates drop out? >> no, they shouldn't drop out. i think this is really keeping everybody tuned into what is going on and i think that is really important. >> reporter: what about the attacks? >> i think the attacks initially made everybody stronger. as long as they tend each other on things that are truthful. what i'm worried about is the

advertisements. >> what i would like to see is continue vetting themselves. they are telling us who they are and what they believe in. that is what we need to know before we make a decision. >> reporter: okay, my thoughts, 51.has question for you. >> shep: i didn't know i was in charge. what a great group you got there. this is interesting to me because i like the idea of getting it out now, getting hit with the kitchen sink now because it limits the power and impact it might have on general relax. my question is this. anybody that is locked into either govern romney, santorum, speaker gingrich they have an antipathy toward the other two. does any of them the time that they are picked they unite. will they unite in the end regardless of who they support?

>> so you are going to vote for rick santorum if he is the nominee? >> yes. >> you are going to vote for mitt romney? >> yes. >> that is how you feel. >> and you vote for 2008. >> so why are you looking for the republicans in 2012? >> obama is great leader but a big disappointment. the other guy would have been worse. >> i remember mccain walking around the stage during the debate. it felt like he didn't want to be president. obama came through and he felt like he wanted change. i believed him. but it didn't seem to could am to fruition. >> reporter: so you watch the debates and ads. should there will be more debates with the candidates or have you had enough? you want more.

>> every debate i learn more about one candidate or the other. >> they are becoming more defined and where they stand on things. >> healthy competition is how we educate the american people, in what is important to them. >> and still routing for republican but there needs to be a single focus. >> i would like to address the negative sxians against each other. >> reporter: tell me. you see the ads and is that really helping? is that really contributing? >> no, it's not. they shouldn't be attacking each other. they have to keep their eye on the ball. >> it's the economy, stupid. >> it's the economy. they should be on point about the economy. forget about dragging each other down. >> i got to do one more. >> shep: we have to take a break. i want to ask them, did frank

yell at you before the focus group. >> reporter: did i yell at you, did you hear at them. >> shep: we have to take great group. we were on with them, more debates, anybody but obama. we'll have more of frank and later, now that mitt romney has two wins under his belt, is it time for some of the other contenders to drop out. also the great american panel and much more coming straight ahead. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain.

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>> shep: welcome back to hannity. still ahead, charles krauthammer and juan williams. frank is standing by with outstanding group of republican voters. when we finally have a nominee how would this focus group like them to campaign against obama? what are the issues he is must vulnerable? >> how do you want the campaign to be against barack obama? >> creating jobs. >> which bothers you more the fact you got 8.3% unemployment the fact we have the biggest budget deficit in american history or the fact that our debt continues to climb and climb and climb. one at a time. >> everything because our debt

is turning our domestic foreign policy. >> it's the debt. we are heading toward big fat greek country. in a couple of years, it's time to fix it now. >> i surely agree we are heading to where greece is now. but the numbers, give us the real numbers. don't have the fake numbers that are out now. >> reporter: you don't trust them. >> who doesn't trust house republicans? so if they have a "r" after their dame you trust them but a democrats after their name you don't. >> after the first two years the democrats were in power and they passed the health care bill and they are making it up as they go along. how can we trust them? >> so this is going to be your

first presidential vote or second? >> i voted for mccain. >> were you proud of that vote? >> absolutely. >> reporter: this time, who do you support? >> ron paul. >> did he doesn't get the nomination, who do you vote for? >> anyone but obama. >> this is a really serious time. i bet everybody in that room knows somebody that is unemployed. 26 million americans unemployed, 47 million americans on food stamps and poverty. and 45% of americans don't pay federal income tax. how worried are they there is a near voting majority that is dependent on a government check that would vote in people that would offer them more in terms of government benefits? >> we're in trouble. we got problems in this country.

>> reporter: go get. >> we're breed ago culture dependency. >> just for the record you think you can lead a horse to the water but microphone -- you are one of the youngest people in this group. what is your future if barack obama gets re-elected president? >> it's not good. i see so many people are collecting unemployment. they are not even. they sit at home and do whatever they want. that is not the way to be. we need to create solutions to that. >> reporter: do you have kids? >> i do. >> do you have grandchildren? >> no. >> how many kids? >> two boys. >> reporter: what is your future and their future? >> i worry about the biggest one, he a captain in the army. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> all the servicemen are

putting their lives on the line every single day. a lot of people who are more naive, they voted for obama and get us out. the boys are dying today. look at any of the representatives to the parents that a boy that dies in afghanistan. >> i am also 25 years old and four more years of obama, we are looking at insolvency of the retirement program and more of our paychecks going into massive amount of spending. >> regardless of who the nominee is, who do you want as vice president. >> rubio. >> reporter: how many would like to see marco rubio. four, six, eight of you. >> how many would like to see

paul ryan? >> two, four, six. who would like to see bob mcdonald as vp alan west, who would like to see him. sean, the election is over soon, we may have a nominee in the next few weeks. now we'll have a discussion who should be the vp. there is one thing that is clear they are desperate for change. they are afraid for their country. they are afraid for their future they are hoping good things will happen in november, are you optimistic? >> yes. >> reporter: i may not be but they are. >> shep: frank, one of your best focus groups tonight. i want to thank everybody for participating. give yourself a big hand. we appreciate you being here. we set our sights on super tuesday, charles krauthammer and juan williams is coming up. you won't believe what your tax dollars is now funding,

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hoping to walk away with big wins next tuesday. there are over 400 delegates up for grabs. according to the ap delegate tracker. mitt romney is leading the pack. rick santorum distant with 87 delegates and newt gingrich rounds out the top three with 32. all of that can change in a couple days but if mitt romney pulls out an impressive showing on tuesday. will some of the contenders be forced to bow out of this race. joining me is charles krauthammer and juan williams. juan, i got a first. i have to give the president a lot of credit for closing down gitmo and building $750 million soccer field, every american was really happy at the news today? >> that is pretty strange. i guess it's a matter of taking care of guantanamo and making sure the facility remains in

place and up to standards. the question is whether you are going to close it. that is not cheap. >> sean: every brings they are needs a $750 million soccer field. let me move on other points. >> i agree. entering the gitmo in the olympics. [ laughter ] >> sean: charles wins the day. let's start with six days to super tuesday. i would say mitt romney, doesn't come back but a good showing by rick santorum. want to get your thoughts? >> it was a good showing by santorum, given the lack of money. romney has surrogates and established supporters and governors all over the country that can rally for him and speak to him. santorum is essentially a solo operation. given all that. he really needed the win in

michigan because that would have been shattering. that really would have upset the romney campaign. there was one anonymous romney supporter who said a couple weeks ago that if romney loses in michigan we have to look for another candidate. that was his shot to break the mold. we're back in the main narrative romney is the guy who keeps coming back while the pretenders and challengers rise and fall. it's now incumbent on santorum to show on super tuesday that is not the case. >> sean: do you think charles, newt comes back in georgia and oklahoma and tennessee? >> he's got to get georgia. but i think oklahoma and tennessee will be the test. right now he is not ahead in those. if he doesn't carry those and only carries georgia. i think -- i don't want to pronounce him dead again. i've done it too many times. if i pronounce him dead one more

time i'll lose my medical license. he has to win georgia but i don't think he would drop out. >> sean: it's interesting. democrats in michigan where democrats can cross over and vote in the republican primary. they tried their sort of reverse rush limbaugh chaos. didn't seem to be successful. how do we interpret that. do they prefer santorum over romney do you think? >> i think santorum would be easy to run against. i don't agree with the premise of your question. i don't think that was any high jinx by democrats in an organized effort by the party. i think you had democrats on the ground that tried to take advantage on the ground. don't forget the robo call came from rick santorum's camp. he saw it as a way to get votes. that is what he was trying to do. we reiterate your earlier point. he only lost by three. it's a big win for romney

because he dodged the bullet. you look at the numbers and conservatives, people like you, still not enamored that he'll be the republican nominee. >> sean: i love how people interpret my decision. i know you think i can read my mind. i wanted to provide a forum for this audience so they can hear from the candidates on a regular basis. i'm anybody but obama. i don't think the country can afford four more years this lack of experience. i think the country could do better. 47 million americans in poverty. i like all of our candidates, i don't buy the narrative they are weak. >> hang on a second. let me say, sean, you are a conservative. i hope you are aware of that. when you, sean hannity it in identifying a candidate it's

makes the larger. i'm going to let everybody have my audience but the fact is, you are having trouble picking any of these guys. >> sean: you are misinterpreting my strategy here. here is the point. i first of all have faith in the american voters. i am a registered conservative. i don't include charles in this conversation but just to be clear, i think any of these candidates are infinitely better than barack obama. that is my point. i will tell you this. i have watched this pro es. you've seen it up close and personal. i'm very impressed how all of them have grown. in the case of mitt romney coming back, ten points down ten days ago. win in michigan is impressive to me. he has had his back against the wall and fought back. i think newt has been impressive in the debates. rick santorum has conducted himself well. i don't buy the narrative that the republicans can't win,

charles. >> i think its coin flip. it's about 50/50. i do think given where the republicans were say six months ago, where it looked like pretty slam-dunk, obama's numbers have improved. there is a slight improvement in the economy. it is the process as designed. it was designed to be unlike 2008 when anomaly was found quickly and the decision of the republicans was too quickly we got the wrong guy. we got crushed in the general election. more deliberation, proportional representation. i think there was a miscalculation. when you do that against an incumbent president who doesn't have a challenger, who doesn't husband his resources, he is not spending any money. republicans are not just spending money they could use

against obama, they are providing ammunition for obama and their negatives are going up. romney's negatives have been driven up by 20 points. that could destroy him in a general election. but i think it's diminished the brand. i admire the candidates, the process is a vicious one. you are under the microscope every day because of the news cycle, internet, cable tv. you are human and you are going to make mistakes. that is why i think they hurt themselves. >> i don't think there is any question. you said romney has come back. he is outspent by zillions and he has the establishment of the republican party. >> a win is a win. >> i agree. you've got to give him credit when his back is against the wall, his back was against the wall in florida. he fought back. you have to give santorum credit

and newt credit in south carolina, santorum comes back and wins three states. now romney wins two states. i think charles is right in terms of the risk is great, but i do think the eventual nominee is that much stronger and they will need that strength going up against president obama. >> i think there was point you were making people stronger. right now when romney's back against the wall, the money goes everywhere, you see the ads and attacks and drags down the other conservatives. i think it does damage the brand as charles was saying. i think if you look right now at the margins in michigan and arizona, more and more conservatives are saying they can accept romney as the nominee. that good news for romney coming out of arizona. >> okay, he is the guy. but i remember bill clinton saying about the obama campaign, they played the race card on me. things got vicious within the

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inherited an economy that was in crisis. but he also inherited a democratic congress. he had majorities in both the house and senate. he was flee to pursue any policy he pleased. did he fix the economy? no. did he tackle the housing crisis? did he get america back to work? instead he put us on a path toward debt, deficits and decline. it's time to get back on the path of american prosperity. >> sean: he appears to be gearing up for general election match-up against the president? >> joining me now to explain all of this. senator, welcome back, good see you? >> thank you, sean. >> sean: one observation, tell me if i'm wrong. it seems like it's a good thing. the battle that is going on in this primary is for the

conservative vote, the conservative mantle, fair? >> well, yeah. look i think the battle is who has got the best opportunity to go out there and articulated a vision that can rally conservatives, pull people to our cause and defeat barack obama. i feel very, very good that what we've been able to accomplish with limited resources is really quite remarkable we've been able in the state of michigan, for example, come out of michigan 15-15. dead even on delegates. that is remarkable accomplishment, being outspent 6-1. you give me a 6-1 advantage in pennsylvania, he won't come out with half the delegates in michigan. we're going to smoke him. i feel like we've got a better message. we connect with the voters better and particularly in these key industrial states and issues line up better.

bigger issues like obamacare versus romney care. >> sean: it's been interesting to watch you. i think a week before iowa, in your opinion single digits. you won four states. you nearly knocked off romney in his home state. a week ago you were up nine or ten points in that race. >> i don't know about that. >> sean: one poll had you up by nine. maybe it was ten days ago. you show yourself to be an excellent debater but sometimes that 3% means a lot. it could mean all the difference in the world. what is your strategy and tactic to get that extra 3% in a state where you are battling like michigan? >> look, we were battling in a state where his dad was governor. he won his home county was

32,000 votes which was the margin of victory in the entire state. here i'm in tennessee. we're double-digits ahead in tennessee. we feel we're going to win tennessee. we feel we're going to win oklahoma. we're coming into ohio. it's going to be competitive and tough state. it's going to be a lot of money. we feel very good we have an excellent chance of winning in the state of ohio. ohio, heartland, tennessee, oklahoma and washington state. we have an excellent opportunity to win or finish very well in washington. same thing with north dakota. great opportunity to win north dakota on super tuesday. if you look where governor romney, he is winning massachusetts, vermont and maybe idaho, aside from virginia. i'm winning races in the states that are swing states that help us win this election versus where governor romney is. i think we're headed in the

right direction. >> sean: six days we'll know a lot more. one week from tonight when we're on the air, we're going to have a much bigger picture to look at the landscape here. let me ask you, there seems to be from my perspective three events leading up to michigan that hurt you. this was the first debate that you were a front-runner and you were under more fire than ever before. you made some comments, j.f.k. speech, you since pulled back on that and president obama was a snob. in what sense, do you think those comments may have narrowed rather than broaden your appeal a little bit? >> you know, we're out here on the stump and working hard and we're talking to audiences. you are going say things, you look and say, well, maybe i should have used a different term.

what i was talking about in those situations, what is really at stake in this country? that is freedom. we have a president who i was given a litany of things. he wants to control your life, your health care and financial services. he made the comment he wants everybody to go to college. here is this attitude that we know best. i gave a long litany of things. same thing with the whole idea of kennedy, here we have the obama administration forcing its will on people of faith in america. the left wants to talk about separation of church and state unless it's the state forcing itself on the church. that is how i talked about how kennedy was in some respects part of that. we are out here talking about the issues that are important for this country. yes, i do get fired up. stomachs i say things that are strong. people out here are upset. they know this country is in

trouble and they want somebody to fight against obama and has the record to take him on. >> sean: let me ask you this. i think our focus group was revealing tonight. i don't think you were able to see it but when asked what they want the nominee to fight against obama about, the answer was the economy. jobs. all of these things that we keep talking about. it seems that the media and your opponents to some degree want to create a narrative that you are a social issues conservative only. i want to give you a chance to respond to that. >> i've seen you out on the campaign trail. you answer economic issues. you talk about foreign policy. you talk about israel, iran, arab and middle east. but trying to advance that narrative and how do you combat it? >> that is what has happened to me my entire political career.

i trust the people to listen to the messages. we are talking about fundamental issues, economic freedom and front and center of that is obamacare and repealing obamacare. in every speech that is the center part of it. how we're going to get energy prices down and shale in north dakota. what about manufacturing jobs. one of the reasons why were able to win districts in detroit because we connected. the media is going to what they do. eventually when they brought up the issue of contraception. they booed. >> that was a great moment. that was the audience saying to the media, stop it. >> yeah. >> sean: go ahead? >> that is what is going to happen. they are going to talk about issues of a speech i gave 20 years ago. what we're going to do is go out on the stump.

we're going to talk about the issues that people care about in this country. we're going to talk about how to get jobs back here and lower taxes and reduce the regulatory burden and talk about the importance of strong families. those are the heart and sole issues that we are going to talk about in this campaign. you know what? eventually that message as i think you're seeing is going to deliver big victories for us. >> sean: thanks for being with us. we appreciate your time. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: imus is on, deidre imus is on the great american panel, next.

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and like your husband. that is mrs. imus on the show you know my wife, she loves you. she eats like you, it's annoying. you eat steak like me. >> meat, hot dogs, absolutely. >> i'm tired and hungry and i don't feel well. >> sean: i get sick once and you are all over me. >> you are stuffing your face with hot dogs. >> sean: i have not. what the hostility. >> hot dogs boiled in beer. >> sean: they say you look like a pelican. how old is your son? >> okay. >> sean: david web, patriot is here. and from mrs. imus is here. so this drives me insane.

here it is. obama says you are going to close down gitmo. we spent $750,000 for a soccer field for terrorists. >> not a full-sized, a half sized. >> what the hell are we -- the terrorists for a soccer field. >> here is the bullet point. i talked a guy, one of experts on gitmo on this. the breakdown, it's not a full size. it looks like a hay field. it's not finished. one star gitmo that should have reviewed this. fourth star general in command should have reviewed this, funded out of norfolk, this has been messed up in the chain and almost a year to build a half sized soccer field. $749,000 in one cent it's supposed to be reviewed by congress. they just came under.

>> so it's complete failure by everybody. >> who cares. >> sean: i care. >> on the top of the list of priorities. what is going on in the world. >> it's how we take care of our veterans and military their rates are going up to $400 to thousand dollars a year under the obamaings. >> there is outrage because the country is broke. we don't have any money. we can't afford $750,000 going to guantanamo detainees so they can have extra entertainment. >> sean: we give them prayer rugs. we give them qurans. we give them dietary needs. >> we're criticized we torture. is this torture? >> sean: and if they start sending notes, here we have american soldiers shot and

president obama apologizes to karzai after they were desecrated by extremists. >> it makes us look weak. i do agree with you on that. >> sean: you are totally and mitt romney's camp? >> yes. romney won. >> sean: it was a big night for him. >> keep going on newt and santorum. romney is the guy. >> sean: do you think it's over. >> i don't think anybody can declare the race is over. >> who do you want. >> anybody but obama. i think mitt romney has done a great job. i think what has been impressive about him. when his back is against the wall. he fights and he fights hard. i give him a lot of credited. >> it was a good night for mitt romney but not a huge night. a lot of people that he is having hard time bringing toward

him are making under hundred thousand dollars a year. people are very conservative are having a hard time. some tea party, union members are having a hard time. >> sean: but he won. >> exactly. >> he has momentum but he has to prove he can make these people that have been hesitant to buy in to him, he will dig in the field. >> sean: here is one thing. i interviewed him a lot. if you notice the battle has now moved towards he will govern conservatively and i'm going govern more conservatively than rick or newt. it seems to have been won. >> they are shifting the voters. you can break out the local voting. they stop looking to the most conservative to the guy that can beat obama. they are looking who has the structure. >> i agree. it's the guy who can beat

president obama. >> who can get beyond him. >> sean: everybody will vote? >> i vote for a coffee cup against obama. [ laughter ] >> sean: this is for your dad this fall. the other guy is going to throw it. don't bloc it. more of the great american panel straight ahead. we need environml protection. we've got more than 100 years worth of energy, right here. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'.

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are... >> sean: we continue with our great american panel. secretary of energy actually goes out and says, hey, our overall goal is to decrease our dependency on oil and strengthen our economy but the price of gasoline has doubled under obama it's up to $5 a gallon in rhode island and four dollars a gallon in other states. we wre reject keystone and we're more dependent. what do you mean? you don't have short term solutions for most people. i thought the democrats have a monopoly? >> even the keystone pipeline the reason a lot of ranches and farmers they were afraid there is not proper safety practices set yet because of the aquifers. there is a lot to that. >> for 30 years there has been a

thousand pipelines moving over. this most studied safest way to transport oil is actually a pipeline. it's about. this big joke. they killed it out of an agenda, plain and simple. that is all it is. >> the other thing. there is a lot of chemicals that are poured in to that. again, that goes into our system. >> this is guy that has rescinded 70 oil and gas leases in utah alone. >> then when he said okay to drill, he is running on all of the above. where is the all above approach? >> the secretary of energy said he wanted america to have the same oil prices as europe. >> exactly. >> obama stands up and says production is at the highest

point and he tries to take credit. it takes five years for oil to come on line. bush opened anwr, obama closed it. we have chinese and cubans dropping rigs off florida and all the rigs that left after bp spill. they went to brazil. >> sean: and we're funding it. >> pollution impact is enormous. over 80,000 chemicals in the environment. fewer 10% is safe. so many people are sick. >> sean: but we still have the risk. if the canadians are doing it we still have the risk. >> it's cheaper to do it here than anyplace else. regulations are tighter so concerns about safety. john kerry years ago was arguing

against anwr. it's going to take ten years. if they had been doing that then this would be hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> coal burning, it's so toxic and so much mercury. >> i'm in favor of new technology but in the meantime, we're dependent on fossil fuels. we need oil and gas, we need coal and nuclear power. if you can develop a car or anybody else that technology works or solar power works, i'm all in favor but we don't have it now. >> we do need incentives. >> free market is why whether your iphone or blackberry, tv, when it's ready for market, that is when you'll get it. >> sean: you can catch it on twitter. you are going to throw it.