>> sean: we are awaiting benjamin netanyahu to address the public affairs company better known as apac. he is expected to deliver a policy speech on u.s. israeli relations and threats that are facing israel today. we'll bring it to you as soon as it begins. 400 delegates are at stake on super tuesday which is without a doubt the most important day and ahead of that both, romney and santorum why in ohio and according to the polls, the race is virtually tied. the battle for the buckeye state is one that we will be watching very closely. as they try to win the support of voters in the midwest, gingrich is in tennessee as we has a strong showing on southern states on tuesday. in just a moment. former speaker will be my guest.

before he does, an exchange between gingrich and david gregory of nbc news has created a lot of buzz over the past 24 hours. it all happened when gingrich was asking about sandra fluke's testimony but rather than take the bait. he reminded voters but b the radical record of president obama. watch this. >> david, i am astonished at the desperation of the elite media to avoid rising gas prices, to avoid the president's apology to religious fanatics in afghanistan. to avoid the trillion dollar deficit. to avoid the longest period of unemployment since the great depression and decide rush limbaugh is national crisis of this week. there is no debate about access to contraception. you have an issue whether the government can coerce the catholic church not just into contraception but sterilization or abortion, which no reporter

wants to talk about. you have a president that voted for infanticide. so if you want to have a dialogue about this, david. let's set the record straight. >> sean: joining me is newt gingrich. i watched that exchange. that was a fascinating exchange to me because they are asking about rush and his comments and the controversy of which he apologized by that point. your answer, why are you asking me this? explain. >> look, i decided after watching for months that the elite media was going to defend barack obama. my job on behalf of most americans was to communicate the facts about our values, our concerns, what we care about. i was going to frankly cut past the elite media and talk about the things that matter to most americans. i've had overwhelmingly positive response from yesterday that people felt it was about time

that somebody talked about the obama administration's pro high-priced gas policy or obama administration's amazing apology to religious if a national particulars in afghanistan at the very time they are attacking the catholic church in the united states. putting it together that way and insisting on talking about the issues on my terms, not on the media's terms, is the only way conservatives can get across what we believe despite the opposition of much of the elite media. >> sean: is there, therefore, the challenge, that the nominee whoever they are they are going to face, that is the media are going to set the agenda and it's going to be one that will favor the democratic party and the president's narrative? is that the biggest challenge in the campaign? >> you have three challenges. you have an incumbent president with all the power of the presidency and prestige of being the president. you ever a billion dollar obama fund which guarantees that the

romney approach of trying to out spend your opponent is hopeless. you will have the elite media backing obama. so whoever we nominate, this is the best case for newt gingrich nomination, we have to be able to debate obama so decisively and to frame the issues so decisively that we can overcome those three disadvantages. i think it be done. reagan did it in 1980 but it takes great discipline and an understanding of how to communicate and how to establish conservative principles at a practical level. >> sean: we have a new segment, we're going to vet obama. there is a cascade, wallfall, avalanche that he is going to have to deal with. so they should ask him some of these questions.

the next issue we expect we're going to hear from benjamin netanyahu in this hour. he met with the president. president said publicly that apac that he has his back. do you believe that? >> i have no idea because there is no way to know what obama is really thinking until he does it think this administration is much more critical of israel than opponents. the diplomacy with iran have been pathetic. there is no evidence that they have sloane down their nuclear program by one day. you can understand that israelis are very worried and no israeli prime minister is going to turn over the question of survival of their country to any non-israeli. because of the history of the holocaust the seven million jews that were killed, it is

inconceivable that a prime minister of israel would run the risk of a second holocaust to allow iran to get nuclear weapons. >> i am told administration wants 24 hours. israelis said no. they were to go after iran. we see how he has treated the prime minister. when he was nicolas sarcozy asking israel to return to '67 borders. let me know if you come up with something new. i don't think we have seen tension like this in our life time. >> if i were the israelis i wouldn't give this administration one minute's noticed because someone will leak it. when you have an operational secret you want to keep it as close hold as possible. fewest possible people should know about it. it is an absurdity they are going to get 24 hours' notice. the only purpose frankly would be try to pressure them to standing down.

it has to be very surprised. i have known netanyahu for a long time. he is very tough. >> sean: if you were president and meeting with netanyahu today knowing what we know including the iaea that iran is building a nuclear bomb, would you be telling netanyahu that the u.s. will partner with you if you deem it's national security interests? >> i would say to him we will give you all the intelligence we have. we'll give you daily communications capability through our satellites and we will give you whatever equipment you need. i would try to see if the israelis could pull it off on their own. in f necessary i would provide support. they have a different challenge than we do. we can afford a lot bigger risk than israel can. we are long way from iran. they are close to iran. so there is a difference standard there. certainly in 1981 when they took out the iraqi nuclear reactor,

we would have tried to stop them. >> sean: super tuesday, ten states in play. you got home state of georgia which you said defining for you. how would you define success with gingrich and campaign for presidency tomorrow? >> first of all. i think we're going to carry georgia four or five times by romney's size in michigan. we're surging in tennessee and oklahoma, we have a good chance to pick up delegates in ohio. we see opportunities north dakota, and even massachusetts where conservative republicans regard romney as a liberal governor and there is a faction that would like to split. because so many proportional representation, we have a number of delegates around the country, we hope to pick them up. >> sean: appreciate your time. >> coming up, a glaring double standard, liberal media wages a

war on conservative women. now one of their own says enough is enough. and law student says students are breaking the bank on contraception. is that accurate? is that truthful? we'll compute the true cost of birth control. tonight we are awaiting the moment as benjamin netanyahu all important speech. we'll bring it to you live right here on hannity. oh dear...

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>> sean: back to hannity. one of my guests points out there is glaring double standard when it comes to how the mainstream media responds when provocative language is used to attack women. when liberal women are attacked, they are quick to rally to their defense, but conservative women it's a different story. you take a moment and remind you some of the disgraceful rhetoric that the left have used on the right side of the political spectrum like this. >> like this right wing, slut, laura ingram. she a talk slut. >> morally knee-jerk. hatred about what michelle malkin would be mashed up bag of meat with lipstick on it. >> i think he has proven herself to be profoundly stupid. >> sean: the left's war on women kirsten powers.

you have a terrific book that deals in many ways with this topic. how obama and left are driving americans to the government plantation. deneen borelli good to see you. >> you started out your book and introduction of your book. if we google your name and african-american conservative, you said first thing, it's going to could come tak back black tea bagging "n" word? >> it's a huge double standard. i'm not even running for office. i am criticized on a regular basis. i don't get a phone call by president obama protecting me. but we saw reagan that saw our country as shining city on a hill. president obama is bringing our country down to dim light in the valley. his policies are harming our country.

any time anyone comes out and criticizes president obama they are called a racist. >> sean: i got to give you kirsten, you have been so consistent on this issue over the years. you have been on this program. we have had political disagreements, occasionally, once in a while, light disagreements among friends. >> like every time i'm on. >> sean: but you have been consistent. it's funny because when ed sholts schultz said those remarks and laura ingraham. i said stop at the time. same thing, bill maher, i never said to fired him. i think people should apologize but i never asked bill maher to apologize. he should apologize and here is a small sampling of the things he said. >> sarah palin finally heard what happened in japan. [ laughter ]

>> she is demanding we invade tsunami. she will not get away with this. [ applause ] speaking of the debate after it came up on she had a discussion with a woman and said that her daughter had taken the vaccine and become mentally retarded. [ laughter ] >> michele bachmann said, mom if you had a choice, gun to your head. >> i would need a gun to my immediate. hope sarah palin gets in so they split the vote. >> shep: here is the question. this has come up once again, double standard. you come from the debate from the left side of the aisle. why this double standard? >> i would like to point out that hillary clinton certainly got her fair share during 2008 election because all of the pro

obama people thought it was fair game to attack her with sexist attacks, but i think overall it's usually a proxy war for liberalism and democratic party. that is what is frustrating. people come out and say, we're really about women and stand up for women which frankly what i was raised in my liberal family i was raised in by a feminist mother. democrats are good guys. you see they stand up when it suits them. if it's going to go after a person they like, who show they like to attend and doing a good job getting their views out. they complain. i don't want to say they don't complain. they never say anything about it but they don't bring the becoming guns out for it. >> sean: i call it selective moral outrage and hypocrisy.

>> absolutely. anyone should criticize our leader, i don't care what color he is. we have $15 trillion in debt. unemployment is especially high and policies are not creating jobs. the people have right to criticize. we have 26 million americans on food stamps. people are hurting. we need leadership. that is not what we're getting from president obama. >> sean: kirsten i'll give you the last word here. there seems to be an effort now well funded, well organized to only go after conservatives that say things. you have so many comparable examples. you put all of these in your column. you don't see the same effort. is the goal here to silence conservative voices because they don't like them? is that what it is? >> it obviously is. i see a lot of liberals getting defensive about this today.

look, they will say bill maher doesn't have advertisers. so what? >> sean: he gave million dollars to obama's super pac? >> you cannot to his show, he could return the money. it's a proxy war for liberalism. i don't see it any way. >> sean: president obama got involved and called the woman, should the president have called sarah palin. should the president call deneen borelli. ask his pac to give the million dollars back to bill maher? >> the president called him because it was good politics. he is not responsible for what bill maher says but i think they should return the money. if he had gone after a black person that way that was a liberal, and use liberal slurs, it would be intolerable.

>> he has other things he should be concerned with. national debt, high tax rates that are going on. regulations, horrible energy policy and he is calling this woman what she thinks he is entitled to -- it's outrageous. >> sean: this is great book. sure to create controversy again. thank you. coming up in a few minutes, we expect benjamin netanyahu, he should be taking the tedium and delivering that speech at the aipac conference. wee and we investigate sandra fluke's claim about the cost of contraception. what the mainstream media what they refuse to do as the man that coasted in the white house with no experience and no loading record as we kick off project 2012 the vetting of

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>> sean: sandra fluke appeared late last month, she said this. >> i attended jesuit law school that does not provide creativity

coverage. if i had insurance coverage, contraception can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school. for a lot of students that or scholarships that is practically like an entire summer's family. >> according to planned parenthood. birth control pills can cost $15-50 a month. even condoms cost less than that. here to sort through the discrepancy, pamela holder and monica crowley. i'm not an expert. >> very graceful. >> sean: nowhere near $3,000. you can get it as low as nine dollars a month? >> and it's a dollar apiece, you can get a six pack for condoms. not that i know, mom. but i will stay this, the point of her testimony was not

accuracy. the point of her testimony, this is all about government power and control. this is all about backing up the obama decision to mandate catholic hospitals and universities to force them to disavow their conscience and deeply held religious belief to furnish this kind of contraception when they don't want to because their beliefs would be violated. >> sean: this is a catholic university we are talking about. catholic teachings are very clear. the point and figures she threw out wasn't close to accurate. that raises the question. first of all why should the catholic church change their views. number two, why people on health insurance programs pay a higher premium and why should somebody pay for this? >> i like how you give me all these loaded questions all at once. this is part, because i'm a

smart liberal, sean. this is about a school plan, school coverage this woman and other students, they weren't covered. they didn't have birth control. >> sean: we to don't have a lot of time. >> you asked me multiple questions. you asked me multiple questions. >> shep: nine dollars a month? >> if you are insured you can get it nine dollars a month. then it's more. you have to let me ask the question. why should somebody pay for somebody's birth control. explain why you can't have deeply held religious views without imposing that the church change their views? >> i find it funny where the people are attacking fluke have their own addiction. >> sean: i'm asking. what does that have to do with my question? >> they called her a prostitute for taking birth control pill.

>> sean: i didn't apologize. i'm talking about the accuracy of the statement that it's $3,000 a month. apparently that is not true, correct. >> she went in, excuse me. she went in with an agenda. he attends a jess witnessed university. georgetown, this is a catholic institution, boston college and whole away of catholic universities. you know what birth control coverage was so important to misfluke, she didn't have to go there. if she wants to have birth control covered, ask her male partner, pick up a pack of condoms. sean, here is the point. where is it in this country where we talk about self-control and personal responsibility. that is completely away from the whole conversation. >> personal responsibility is choosing. >> sean: stop.

having other people pay for it. if you want to engage -- let me finish -- if you want to engage in that behavior, why do you expect, out dated in your mind but a lot of people have religious convictions they don't believe people should live. if you want to live whatever lifestyle you want. i'm about freedom. i don't want to on impose values on anybody, but i don't think other people should pay for other people's behavior. >> 80% of christian college students reported being in sexual activity. >> sean: according to who? >> but you always attack my sources. >> sean: who is your source? >> a study. >> sean: a study? >> if you would move the camera away from me. i could give you the exact name.

>> sean: somebody will tell you? >> the point is how many college students is having sex or not. having the government intervene and mandate private universities and private institutions to go against most deeply held beliefs and you must do that. that is so extra constitutional, not the price of condoms or birth control or a war on women which is what the dnc chief said. it's insane. this is nothing to do with women's health. >> sean: leet me stop. should government and health plans that are paid for. should they all include abortion services, should they include even even in institutions like a catholic institution? >> according to abortion experts, there there is sliding scale. that is what roe versus wade is all about. >> sean: should they be mandated by the government to carry a

health care plan that goes against their conscience and religious teachings? >> absolutely. if you are a student at the school -- i do, that is different. the church here has engaged, they are employers in this situation. >> sean: so you don't believe to practice your religion the government is going to dictate it to you. >> there are plenty of secular colleges in university. if you don't want to go to a catholic institution that is not going to cover abortion. that ridiculous. >> there are literally thousands of colleges where this is not an issue at aural. >> sean: we have to run. coming up, the work of the mainstream media has refused to do. we will vet president obama. we start with dick morris. he will be able to kick off the project. vetting obama. we're expecting benjamin netanyahu to take the stage any minute now to deliver his highly

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>> sean: you are looking live in washington, d.c. where any second benjamin netanyahu will take to the podium and address aipac. we'll carry the speech as soon as it begins. first tonight on great american panel, former secretary of state columnist the man himself bob beckel, cal thomas and writes a column with bob and she is on fox sports, poker after dark, leanne tweeden. good to see you all. you know, bob, the president got a million dollars from bill maher. here a guy that uses the "c" word and worse talking about

governor palin. president took maher's money and we have a controversy involving other people comments that they make. i've stood up for bill maher and said don't fire him. don't fire a host. in one case, laura ingraham is called a slut. why is it that the left wants to get conservatives fired, attack their advertisers and silence them? >> it may be true some on the left. i ended referring to rush limbaugh's comment was inappropriate. he admitted it was inappropriate. >> sean: he apologized for it. >> anybody made some mistakes, said some words, you are looking at him right here. >> sean: i'm going to bet by the end of the week you mess up. >> let me say this.

one reason we say, when you make a mistake you immediately admit. rush did that. i think somehow he should pay a penalty. i come from a faith that says talks about forgiveness and i think this country is forgiving country. i think left, right or middle, rush deserves to pass on this and move on. >> let me get to the heart of the question. we all made mistakes, myself, too. the reason the left is so angry, they can't keep the public from knowing certain things or telling only what the big media want to hear. they are angry about it. they no longer have the monopoly and now they have the ear of substantial number of people that had to put up with this stuff. that is why they are angry.

>> sean: i want a free and open, frankly more passionate exchange of ideas. >> i like public discourse. i think rush was wrong. he did make an apology. he gave an apology. whether they accept it or not, people are saying it wasn't sincere, accept the apology and move on. what i don't like is that it's taking away from the issue at hand of who should pay for somebody's birth control. i'm not against birth control. i've taken birth control myself but i don't think somebody else should pay for it. if i had a bicycle, it's like you paying for my helmet. 30-year-old woman going to law firm and $3,000 a year for three years of birth control, i don't know where she gets the number from. you can get it at walmart for $9 without insurance. >> what about the men? don't they have any responsibility in this?

>> sean: let me play some quick comments. you said it was $3,000. whole summer's worth of work. the president called her. president never called governor palin. never said to his pac, i want to give back bill maher's money. let's roll the tape from the view today. >> what did the president say to you, if you don't mind me asking? >> it was very kind. i came away from it thinking he was such a kind man. he offered his concern, wanted month to make sure i was doing all right. wanted to express his support and thanking me to speak out what he considers to be an important part of public policy. >> sean: and what about calling governor palin. >> supporting the position took himself. sarah palin was running against

him. >> sean: the "t" word. >> the fact that he said is disgraceful. what bothers me you lump everything on the left. that the left is always like this. i am as liberal as you can come in many ways. i have forgiven rush limbaugh. bill maher --. >> sean: the president and pac took a million dollars. this is selective moral outrage. if the president was concerned about the public discourse, wouldn't he not taking the money? >> we discussed this before the program. i think there is certain expectations among conservatives. those that are religious. they expect a different standard. they expect liberals from this because they have been talking about this for years. when rush sinks to that level, we do a disservice.

>> i think he should give back his million dollars. if he is going to play the double standard. >> sean: he is really not concerned about the coarseness of discourse? >> what about calling her a slut. i didn't see an uproar about that. >> sean: and apologize and conservatives like he said don't fire him. >> wait a minute. cal, one of my dearest friends, for you to say all liberals. you lump us altogether. at some point you are going to realize we are individuals ourselves. we shouldn't all be lumped together. >> sean: i think you are unique to be honest. >> there are lots of people that are progressive. >> sean: there may be some. >> there may be some who are doing that. people say, rush says go down to their level. we're all that way. i don't believe that we're all

that way. >> sean: what happens with greater frequency. >> i think the point made cal was right. gatekeepers and small number of gates to get out of. i don't mean to lump everyone together. do you not think that ed schultz calling laura a slut and outrage and it's not different from the left and right? that is completely different. >> schultz got knocked off the air for two weeks. he did pay a price for it. >> a small price but not the moral outrage that everybody on the left was calling rush limbaugh. >> there is a campaign against the advertisers which is the key to all broadcasters. >> and 15 million viewers and left is afraid of him. >> he is highly influential.

is this another way to silence. >> my favorite liberal is matt, lives in new york. he has always said. answer to speech you don't like is not less speech, it's more speech. that the standard that liberals ought to employ. >> there you go, liberals. certain group of people that are to get his advertisers. we know where it comes from. i know the groups that are doing that. they have done it before. yes, that's true. there are people like that. it is a small percentage. frankly i have no not seen this outrage from the left about rush limbaugh. >> sean: i go back to this one issue. the horrific language was used by somebody that did not apologize against governor palin a conservative woman and takes a

million dollars. he says with regularity. i can play for you -- this is bill maher, he gives million dollars to obama super pac. the president is making phone calls only when it's political agenda. if he cared about it he wouldn't do it. what i'm saying here, for the president of the united states of america to get involved in an issue library this only against a conservative but not be consistent. >> what he did was he was defending her, republicans that have a tin ear --. >> sean: we will come back with the great american panel. there you see benjamin netanyahu taking the peod annual. we will take his speech as he enters the podium. here is israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

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thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. wow, just like. i want to thank you for this wonderful reception. with applause that could be heard as far away as jerusalem. the jerusalem the eternal united capital of israel. [ applause ]

>> thank you. thank you. >> thank you howard and thank you rosy. thank you michael and all the leadership of aipac. thank you for everything that you do. now i know that more than half of the members of congress have attended tonight. i do appreciate your being here. michael, you said that i spoke last may in congress and when i did, you, the mess of congress, stood up to applaud the state of israel. so now -- but i want a special

applause. i want to ask the 13,000 supporters of the state of israel to stand up and applaud the representatives of the united states for standing up with israel! [ applause ] democrats and republicans alike, i salute your unwavering support for the jewish state. thank you.

i want to to say a special message to a great friend of israel who is not here tonight, senator mark cooke the co-author the search for menendez iran sanctions act >> senator kirk, i know you are watching this tonight. please get well soon. america needs you, israel needs you. i send you best wishes for a speedy recovery. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, i want

to recognize tonight, would you please stand up. [ applause ] >> he was born in belgium. his parents hid him with a christian family during the holocaust in world war 2. his father and many other members of his family were murdered at auschwitz. his mother served the holocaust and returned to reclaim him and brought him to israel. he became one of israel's greatest and bravest generals. [ applause ] >> today he serves as minister in my cabinet. [ applause ]

>> his life is the story of the jewish people. the story of a stateless people who became a strong and strong nation able to defend itself. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, israel must always reserve the right to defend itself. [ applause ] >> i want to recognize israel's ambassador to the united states, michael orrin. michael you are doing an outstanding job.

i think everything you do for our country and thank you for everything you are doing for the friendship between israel and the united states. [ applause ] >> i also want to recognize ambassador dan shapiro, u.s. ambassador to israel. you know, president obama is right. your hebrew is improving. [ laughter ] >> it's not up to par with michael's english but it is getting better. you have a way to go. dan, we appreciate everything you've been doing. thank you. so are there any students here tonight? a few, a few thousand. anyone here from florida?

from new york? how about wisconsin. from california? well you are the future. thank you all for ensuring the future of the great alliance between israel and the united states. ladies and gentlemen, tonight i would like to talk to you about a subject that no one has been talking about recently. yes, iran. every day i open the newspapers and move about red lines and time lines. i read about what israel has supposedly decided to do or what

israel might do. i'm not going to talk to you what israel will do or will not do. i never talk about that. [ applause ] >> but i do want to talk to you about the dangers of a nuclear armed iran. i want to explain why iran must never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. president obama has reiterated his commitment to prevent that from happening. [ applause ] >> he stated clearly that all options are on the table and that american policy is not containment.

israel has exactly the same policy. [ applause ] >> we're determined -- we're determined to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. we leave all options on the table and containment is definitely not an option. [ applause ] >> the jewish state will not allow those that seek our destruction to possess the means to achieve that goal, a nuclear armed iran must be stopped! [ applause ] >> now, amazingly, some people refuse to acknowledge that iran's goal is to develop nuclear weapons. iran claims to do everything it's doing, that it's enriching

uranium to develop medical isotopes. that is right. a country that builds underground nuclear facilities to develops ballistic missiles. that manufactures thousands of centrifuges and absorbs crippling sanctions is doing that in order to advance medical science. you see when that iranian icbm is flying through the air at a location near you, you have nothing to worry about it. it's only carrying medical isotopes. ladies and gentlemen, if it looks like a duck, if it walks like a duck, if it quacks like a duck, than what is it? what is it?

that is right. its duck, but this duck is a nuclear duck. it's time the world starting calling a duck a duck. [ applause ] >> fortunately president obama and most world leaders understand that iran's goal, they understand that the claim that iran's goal is not to develop nuclear weapons is simply ridiculous. yet incredibly some are prepared to accept an idea only slightly less preposterous we should

accept a world that the ayatollahs have an atomic bomb. sure they say iran is cruel but it's not crazy. it's detestable. my friends, responsible leaders should not base the security of their country on the beliefs that the world most dangerous regimes won't use the world's most dangerous weapons. [ applause ] >> i promise you that as prime ministerly never gamble with the security of the state of israel. [ applause ]