. >> and just six short hours later, obama took the stage. >> obama, obama, obama. >> it's difficult.it. nearly. >> obama. obama. o-ba-ma. >> i stand before you tonight because all across america something has stirred. this election has never been about me. it's about you. >> what a night. >> he's amazing. >> barack obama evening. >> incredible speech. it just makes you want to do something. >> oh, yeah. >> america, yes. >> feed me, feed me. it's the most delicious host i've ever tasted. he's the greatest -- the man may be a movement but he's the greatest movement i've ever seen. >> jon: obviously, thank you so much -- obviously, the democratic national convention was the big news, but there was also some breaking news out of dayton, ohio, today where this morning republican presidential candidate john mccain introduced the world to his third wife. actually, no, wait, i'm sorry, that's his running mate, sarah palin, the freshman governor of alaska and star and producer of the emmy winning "30 rock." no, i'm sorry -- the star of the emmy winning "will & grace." no, i'm sorry, it's actu

obama. and obama flat refused to provide any such information. obama recently in david maraniss's book about obama he names a girl who dated obama, claims she was the girlfriend that obama refers to in his own book but their stories don't match. when meredith went to obama obama said i had lots of girlfriends which is interesting because none of them have come ford. no journalist has interviewed many of them. this is a man with many black holes in his biography. i think this is the result -- when we were doing our film we would be in hawaii and indonesia and talked to people related to the obamas and knew his dad and his mom and a new young obama and i asked when rio interviewed and we have never been interviewed. no one has been down here so incredibly this is the biggest story in america and being truly uncovered in the mainstream press. it is a little bit of the scandal and not good for our democratic politics. not just the liberal media. the liberal media was tough on clinton and carter. there's another factor going on that leads people in the pres

obama's life. what i didn't realize what i started writing about this was the impact of obama's mother. obama's mother is a girl from kansas. the all-american girl. she was quite a radical. there is the sixteenth girl before the 60s and when did -- barack obama. he divorced her and she went looking for another third-world anti-american guy. and indonesian guy. the point about obama's mother is in the absence of the father cultivating young obama. your father is a mythic figure. might compare him to mandel of -- nelson mandela. barack obama was not that he was driving drunk in kenya and killed a man in a drunk driving accident. this is not the real barack obama but this was cultivated in obama's mind. and his dad was not like that. and this great dad of ours was not the guy you think he was and obama has a crisis. one of the pivotal scenes in our film is when obama sort of reconciles with his father and as in -- sir of accepting his father with all his flaws and flatly rejecting him and what he does is splits the difference. he divides his father into two. good father and bad father and he says

obama's apparent double standard? i think we get a clue from this when we actually look at obama's past. obama's dream is quite clearly not the american dream, at least not of the founders. it's not even martin luther king's dream. the theme of the film and actually at my new book which is called obama's america, obama's dream is that dream from his father. that is the title of obama's autobiography. but his father, who grew up in kenya, who was a third world guy, was an anti-american guy who was by his own claim a socialist, he was also you might say an anti-colonialist, his father was also absent for most of obama's life. what i didn't realize when i first started writing about this was the enormous impact of obama's mother. obama's mother is presented by it obama as kind of the all-american girl but she was actually quite a radical. she was a sort of 60 girls -- 60's girl before the 60's and she wanted to marry a third world anti-american guy. he divorced her and she went for another third world anti-american guy and she found one again, and indignation guy named low lows sapporo. even in the

obama slave. but i didn't realize when i first started writing about this was the enormous impact of obama's mother. obama's mother is presented by obama as the wave breaker from kansas, kind of the all-american girl. but she was actually quite a radical. she was a sort of 60s girl before the 60s. and she wanted to marry a third world anti-american guy. found one, barack obama. he divorced her and she went looking for another third world anti-american guy and found one again, an indonesian guy named lolo sipura. the point about obama's father was dead even in the absence of the father, the mother cultivated in young obama does reverend. your father is a mythic figure. kind of like you might compare to mandela or gandhi, a great freedom fighter. now in reality, barack obama was not bad. he was either philandering at harvard or driving drunk in kenya. he ultimately killed a man in a truck driving accident. so this is not the real barack obama senior. but this is the idea cultivated in obama's mind. interest only when obama got older, he realized that his dad was not like that. his sister told him, where he re

well go ahead just well obama obama obama has been a. obama's just been a corporate liberal all along and that's what's kind of funny because the venom from the right is that he's this radical socialist and you can get a more. moderate and if he gets a second term he's going to give he's going to give away the store i'm convinced of that i mean the stories are even given away. then go ahead joe you charles go ahead is it not possible that obama doesn't pick up occupy wall street because he's realized this is toxic when joseph and i seem to disagree on everything but one thing i will agree with him in part on is that this this movement is the product of obama i think obama came in and i think he was a sort of human rule shock test onto which everybody projected their desires they weren't quite sure what he wanted there was a period of economic instability mccain was a weak character people were tired of bush he was the first black president which was extremely moving i wrote about this at the time and i think people saw obama

obama? it was barack obama obama. it was barack obama. that is reason enough not to vote for this guy, because you can not trust a leader who won't tell you the truth. we will be right back. >> >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. my guest tonight is the former governor of utah, and ambassador to china, wow! that guy should run for president. please welcome jon huntsman! hey!. governor, ambassador, sit down. how are you, sir? thank you. do you like governor? do you like ambassador? your excellency? what do you prefer, sir? >> you know, haverhill who used to be governor of this state he was once ambassador to the soviet union and ran for president, he was asked the same question, he said i like governor, because that was a job given do me by the people. >> stephen: that's nice. >> so that's my answer. >> stephen: very nice. >> stephen: the fact i am on this show, stephen would suggest otherwise. >> stephen: now that you are here, not in tampa, where the convention is going, do you go to every republican convention since

obama? it was barack obama obama. it was barack obama. that is reason enough not to vote for this guy, because you can not trust a leader who won't tell you the truth. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] while many automakers are just beginning to dabble with the idea of hybrid technology, it's already engrained in our dna. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. my guest tonight is the former governor of utah, and ambassador to china, wow! that guy should run for president. please welcome jon huntsman! hey!. governor, ambassador, sit down. how are you, sir? thank you. do you like governor? do you like ambassador? your excellency? what do you prefer, sir? >> you know, haverhill who used to be governor of this state he was once ambassador to the soviet union and ran for president, he was asked the same question, he said i like governor, because that was a job given do me by the people. >> ste

obama. >> obama's appeal to the under-30 crowd was one of his biggest assets. >> obama's so amazing. i almost cried when i heard his speech. >> the youngest and by far the coolest candidate in the race, he almost seemed to be one of them. >> i'm ready. actor kal penn joined the campaign early on in iowa after hearing obama speak at a los angeles fund-raiser. >> to me, what was most inspiring was not his race or ethnicity but the fact that here was a guy who was a little bit younger and an outsider to his party and the presidency in general. it was a fresh perspective that he would bring. >> one of the keys to obama's appeal was his opposition to the war in iraq. he had spoken out against it early. >> what i do oppose is a dumb war. >> i didn't trust any of the other candidates, on either side of the aisle, who had either supported the iraq war or voted for the iraq war. so it was a big factor in my getting involved and in i think a lot of young people getting involved. >> throughout the fall, obama worked small rooms across iowa and new hampshire, clearly connecting with the mostly wh

obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >> look at our top stories. rain falling in different parts of our area. we captured this video in arlington. coming up in a few minutes we will check in with steve for an update on the way the weather stands right now. police in d.c. are on the lookout for the people responsible for some home invasions. tonight we spoke with one of the victims who says she would -- she was held at gunpoint. police say they are actively search forg suspects. people living in the neighborhoods want increased patrols. and president obama and republican presidential candidate mitt romney aren't relaxing on this weekend. both were on the campaign trail. romney in tampa and president obama looking ahead to the democratic convention in charlotte, north carolina. be sure to tune in for our complete coverage of the convention on tv and on line. you saw the rainy video a little earlier tonight. it really came down. >> and the rain an awesome display of thunder and lightning. for those of you in calvert county stnch mary's county, you saw a display. the rain came down really fast in just a matter of three hours the wettest day of the year reagan national airport. outside right now we have quieted things down just a bit and we are going to look for quieter conditions as we move through the overnight hours. take a look at our temperature outside. 75 degrees at reagan national airport. dew point levels still in the 70s and that's why it feels just a little bit uncomfortable outside and no relief with the breeze out of the west-n

young, excited, and savvy. >> i'm with students for barack obama. >> obama's appeal to the under-30 crowd was one of his biggest assets. >> obama'samazing. heard his speech. >> the youngest and by far the coolest candidate in the race, he almost seemed to be one of them. >> i'm ready. actor kal penn joined the campaign early on in iowa after hearing obama speak at a los angeles fund-raiser. >> to me, what was most inspiring was not his race or ethisity but the fact that can here was a guy who was a little bit younger and an outsider to his party and the presidency in general. it was a fresh perspective that he would bring. >> one of the keys to obama's appeal was his opposition to the war in iraq. he had spoken out against it early. >> what i do oppose is a dumb war. >> i didn't trust any of the other candidates, on either side of the aisle, who had either supported the iraq war or voted for the iraq war. so it was a big factor in my getting involved and in i think a lot of young people getting involved. >> throughout the fall, obama worked small rooms across iowa and new hampshire, clearly connecting with the mostly white electo

young, excited, and savvy. >> i'm with students for barack obama. >> obama's appeal to the under-30 crowd was one of his biggest assets. >> obama's so amazing. i almost cried, like, when i heard his speech. >> the youngest and by far the coolest candidate in the race, he almost seemed to be one of them. >> i'm ready. actor kal penn joined the campaign early on in iowa after hearing obama speak at a los angeles fund-raiser. >> to me, what was most inspiring was not his race or ethnicity, but here the fact that here was a guy who was a little bit younger and an outsider to his party and the presidency in general. it was a fresh perspective that he would bring. >> one of the keys to obama's appeal was his opposition to the war in iraq. he had spoken out against it early. >> what i do oppose is a dumb war. >> i didn't trust any of the other candidates, on either side of the aisle, who had either supported the iraq war or voted for the iraq war. so it was a big factor in my getting involved and in i think a lot of young people getting involved. >> throughout the fall, obama worked small rooms across iowa and new hampshire, clearly con

obama phone. keep in obama in president, you know. >> sean: that seems like the perfect reason to volt fo vote r obama, free phones, free obama bucks, and you don't have to worry about paying your mortgage or putting gas in your gas tank. that was actually said. the rest of this insane video coming up. >> please stop, please stop. if you're going to talk about race, at least -- at least -- know what you're talking about. >> i think i know. >> well, tell me how much you know about being black. >> this isn't being black. democratic segregationists were all liberal democrats. >> white people were, didn't matter whether they were republican or not. [bleep] >> sean: all right. that was our friend ann coulter weathering a heavy storm of opposition earlier today during an intense interview on "the view." ann's brand-new book is called "mugged," now available in stores. also juan williams joins us. did you get cursed at? >> i didn't even notice. i'm so glad i blew off my meeting with netanyahu to be there. totally worked. that was a fantastic interview. >> sean: did they call you eye candy? >> no, they did no

obama! obama! obama! >> bret: the head of the black caucus firing up the crowd in charlotte. ine at foxnews.com. back with the panel about the big speech with former president bill clinton. what do you expect, steve? what does he need to do and what will he do? >> he needs to reconcile with his own administration to the case he will make with president obama. i found it interesting when you asked robert gibbs about the turn that president clinton made after the '94 election and the fact that president obama hadn't made a similar turn, gibbs didn't channel you on the claim. it's on, but it seems to me that he might want people to believe that the president is also a centrist. i think you are likely to hear bill clinton make a strong case for barack obama. to talk about the continue knewty between their -- continuity between the administrations and lay the blame at the feet of george w. bush. >> bret: chuck, we hear all these stories about the angst between the two camps, about the person history here. we don't know if they are going to see the time draft. we expect he will, but

obama. >> thank you. alabama cass did 69 votes for obama. -- casts 69 votes for obama. nergy state that will produce 50% of its energy, its electricity, by 2025 from renewable energy. thank you, president obama. home of the first people of alaska, where our tries numbered nearly half of the tribes of the united states. the proud home of over 6000 military, now back from multiple combat duty towards in afghanistan. alaska is the home of more military veterans per-capita than any other state, and it is the birthplace of the chief clerk of the 1955 alaska constitutional convention. when we became a state, -- 1955. cady, how does alaska vote? >> we proudly cast 24 alaskan votes for president barack obama. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. alaska casts 24 votes for barack obama. >> madam secretary, from the only part of the united states south of the equator, the land of our nation's cleanest air. americans are more proudly and and then nervously -- and unanimously cast all of our 10 presses votes for four more years in the right direction, of moving forward, with president

ohio goes -- >> for obama. >> jennifer: ohio goes for obama. >> now obama needs -- if he gets floridall over. let's say he doesn't get florida. he only needs two more states of all of the yellow states. if obama wins ohio, he only needs two more states. which means -- let's flip it. the path to romney is really difficult. >> jennifer: look at this. if obama wins florida check this out. romney has to win north carolina virginia, new hampshire, ohio, wisconsin iowa colorado and nevada. he's got -- if obama wins florida, romney has got to run the table. and then he only wins by two electoral votes. >> if you're obama and you're romney, i would rather be obama right now. the math works better. this doesn't mean obama is going to win. nobody sit on their butts and forget to vote but florida and ohio are absolute -- almost absolute must wins. >> jennifer: now wisconsin you've got -- in fact, in this case wisconsin i'll put as a red because of paul ryan. however -- >> hometown boy. >> jennifer: paul ryan has started to run campaign ads for his congressional seat. does that put wisconsin back

-- obama family, michelle obama. >> reporter: president obama told the crowd in norfolk, virginia, he would try not to get choked up. >> i will be at home and watching it with our girls, and i am going to try not to let them see their daddy cry. [ laughter ] because when michelle starts talking, i start getting all misty. >> reporter: in her speech, mrs. obama is expected to reach out to middle class voters, drawing a contrast between her husband and republican nominee mitt romney. julian castro will deliver tonight's keynote address. he is the first latino to give a keynote speech at the dnc. the democrats will renominate him on wednesday and delegates are showing their strong support for the president. >> reporter: and he's a -- he is a son of our land. >> and we're supportive. and had some t-shirts saying obama is hawaii country. >> reporter: as for the nomination, that will be done by bill clinton. back to you. >> and thank you, craig. >>> democrats want one of the biggest celebrity supporters to introduce president obama at this week's conv

obama. the national weather service, part of the commerce department, it's obama. >> stephen: just connect the dots, folks, okay. one, obama can make and or is a hurricane. (laughter) two, he can predict the weather months in advance. three, i already had this finger up and i can't put it back. obama. he controls the weather. i mean we should have known, all black people can control the weather. (applause) very informative documentary, by the way. it's where i learned that bald people can implant thoughts in your mind. out of my head, carville. i don't want to picture mary matalin like that. oh, oh-- oh, she worked out. folks, speaking of mind control, bill clinton gave a speech last night scheduled for half an hour which just wrapped up a few minutes ago. (laughter) and i would add hit clinton started strong. >> we are here to nominate a president. (cheers and applause) and i've got one in mind. >> stephen: unfortunately, barack obama defeated her four years ago. (laughter) luckily, luckily bill had another option. >> i want to nominate a man who is cool on the outside. >> (cheers and applause) but who burns for america o

clinton intercedio por barak obama >>barak obama no es bill clinton, los demócratas añoran que sea nuevamente bill clinton, el presidente, este es un contraste con barak obamaontraccion economica, >>la diferencia en las encuestas es que después de la convencion se noto la falta de diversidasd, la negatividad de los republicanos, recortar programas para la gente. >>nosotros vemos en los demócratas más oportunidad de invertir en educacion para mejorar la economía, el presidente recibió una economía, muy difucultuosa por faltas de los republicanos, cuatro años no son suficiente para cambiar esto estamos mejorando la economía a largo plazo, inversion en nuestros niños, es la política. >>y si todo eso fuera cierto, ya hubieramos salido de la crisis económica, la razón es que la gente no tiene confianza en este presidente >>solo son 4 años. >>tenemos cifras de desempleo por 42 meses >>los republicanos dejaron una depresión >>ayer salió un documento del censo donde muestra la cantidad de personas que estan en la pobreza, ha crecido, en california el 10% los niños en 50% >>los republicanos dejaron al país en una depresión >>no, fue recesion. >>y bastante seria,hubo

obama to lean obama. these were offset by three changes that helped the obama. sin moved from toss township lean obama. oregon moved from lean obama to obama. and arizona moved from romney to lean romney. this drops obama total of obama states to 196, plus he has 51 lean. romney has, grew slightly to 159 electoral votes in his column. plus 32 lean. it was a week of some change, not a lot. but generally compensating changes. >> bret: of those, the significance? >> the most significant is wisconsin moving to lean obama. it caution here, there is an outlier poll out there. a poll that shows obama leading in wisconsin by 14 points. that is skewing this. wisconsin is starting to lean. that is shrinking, shrinking the electoral map. the other surprise for me still is that north carolina remains on our map as tossup this late in the game. 43 or so days out. >> bret: last week we heard karl talk about the polls and how he believes they're skewed toward a democratic turn-out? maybe toward an 2008 turn-out model. you have a different thought about how the polls, most of th

obama -- michelle obama is coming up. we will check in with former "west wing" actor. is hollywood abandoning obama? that's coming up from the democratic national convention in charlotte. it's "hannity." whoa. right? get. out. exactly! really?! [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? woop-woop! franklin delano! [ male announcer ] there's oreo creme under that fudge! oreo fudge cremes. now in two new flavors. throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. the economy needs manufacturing. mhines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's puttg more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy his year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real thin... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." we are coming live from the time warner cable arena. w

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she said to say we're go you and michelle obama obama has done many same things. the obama -- she told stories of a man who showed up at the convention and had to leave early because he maxed out on his credit card. it reminds people their biggest theme is they're about the middle class. her point was my husband just think about the middle class, he comes from the middle class, he lives the american dream. i thought it was a brilliantly written speech, well crafted. the advantage she had over myself romney, she's done this before. she was not nervous at all. she really owned the stage in the way someone who has been through this can do. >> an incredible public performer. there was some reports she wrote the speech herself? zell, she worked with speech writers. have i no reason to doubt whatsoever that it was her conception of what she wanted to stay. she worked with a small team of speech writers, including a talented speech writer who worked with hillary clinton. and the team produced what i thought was one of the better written speeches of recent conventions. she owned th

tampa, all we kept hearing, and it was shocking to me all we were hearing was barack obama, barack obama, barack obama. we heard a bit of information, but it was clear you wanted to make sure barack obama, barack obama, barack obama was the problem. i think going into this speech and all of these speeches, it's more so about moving forward and helping people than focusing in on the opponent and using his name, so they can keep their little bit of edge in some states that he has. >> ron and april, stay with me. i want to bring in governor jack markle. are people better off? >> of course we were. people were losing hundreds of jobs every single month. now we're gaining 29 straight months. we need to do better. the first is the first person to say we need to do better. b, make sure people understand there's an incredible difference in approach. >> does that by its very nature make it sound like a very qualified left, and why somebody like martin o'malley set no. >> the fact is 29 straight months of job growth, over 4 million jobs created. that being said, at the end of the bush administration, the first

and his daughter. >> are you better off with a lame duck president obama or are you better off with president obama as president obama? >> i'm better off with president obama, regardless if i had to spend the six years in prison. >> and john boehner with his enormous contempt for president obama during the debt negotiations, new details on that. i'm already angry. that will make me even more angry when we come back. >> i want to be very emphatic. at no point did i say john, take it or leave it. >> no, no, no. hold on. no, no. >> republicans. government so small it can fit in your vagina. (vo) featuring stephanie miller and friends, in the funniest political comedy tour in america. >> fox news is like a mecca for people who hate mecca. (vo) with exclusive, behind the scenes footage. >> it is a movement. (vo) don't miss stephanie miller"s sexy liberal comedy tour. >> i'm going to go cop some cheap feels. >> john siegelman was the former governor, lt. governor, attorney general for the state of alabama. he was considered a threat by republicans like karl rove, because usually southern democratic senators do well in nati

and his presidency symbolized much more than political change. >> obama, obama, obama! >> i started crying. >> for the sons and daughters of slaves, their offspring, for people who have built a capital, it means so much to every human being that live in this country. >> may god bless the united states of america. hope is what led me here today. >> candidate obama ran on a message of hope and change. it's not just the size of the crowds but there's something different. people come and wait for hours for him. sometimes they start crying when he talks. >> barack obama! >> i need you to stand up! >> we want change! we want change! we want change! >> do you think people saw in him what they wanted to? >> there was some projection on to him perhaps more than anybody could ever live up to. >> the country needed help and in a hurry. >> today, we learned that our economy shrank in the last thr months of 2008. that's the worst contraction in close to three decades. >> rahm emanuel would be the president's chief of staff. >> slightly like rolling thunder because you could have ta

clinton intercedio por barak obama >>barak obama no es bill clinton, los demócratas añoran que sea nuevamente bill clinton, el presidente, este es un contraste con barak obamatodo eso fuera cierto, ya hubieramos salido de la crisis económica, la razón es que la gente no tiene confianza en este presidente >>solo son 4 años. >>tenemos cifras de desempleo por 42 meses >>los republicanos dejaron una depresión >>ayer salió un documento del censo donde muestra la cantidad de personas que estan en la pobreza, ha crecido, en california el 10% los niños en 50% >>los republicanos dejaron al país en una depresión >>no, fue recesion. >>y bastante seria,hubo desempleo y pobreza, estamos tratando de mejorar la situcion. >>la política de mitt romney puede corregirlo? imposible >>bajo barak obama es imposible. >>te lo acepto, bajo barak obama es imposible, henry >>y que debe decir cada uno de sus candidatos en el encuentro que tendrán con univisión estasemana. >>lo más importante para los américanos es el empleo. >>su punto débil es migracion >>yo pienso que lo importante con mitt romney es que vamos a tener una reforma migratoria, dudo, porque ya lo vimos con barak obama

obama-- that is excellent advice. that is excellent advice. what do you think president obama should lose this election over?r ) >> well, if he loses, if he loses, maybe he'll lose on obamacare, but if he loses he'll go out the door knowing he gave 31 million americans who never had it before health care. that's what-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you so much. governor ed rendell. "a nation of wusses." don't be one. we'll be right back. thank you. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. we'll see you in a [upbeat jazz music] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, lewis black. [cheers and applause] [booing] >> eh... hello, minneapolis. [cheers and applause] before we continue, i just want to take a moment to warn those of you in the crowd this evening that have really never seen my comedy. 'cause this could be a long night for you. [laughter] i-- [cheers and applause] i know-- i know that you're out there. you sneak in. you've had, uh, friends of yours who said, "hey, come along. this'll really be a lot of fun." you just may need to find new friends. then of course there's t