here with reaction to this and much more attorney columnist david limbaugh and fox news political analyst juan williams. you know, david, i spoke to chris mcdaniel. he'll be on the show tomorrow night, about this today. he's a kid that worked at 13 for the republican party. he was a delegate. he was a state representative for a number of years. what bothers me, and i'm really angry about this, every despicable tactic, false characterization, smear that the left uses against tea party members and conservatives in this country was used by the cochran campaign against a fellow republican, and you know what? if there's one thing i can't stand, especially on the issue of race, to me it's almost unforgivable. if i was in mississippi i would not vote for this guy. reaction. >> sean, i said the same thing. i said the exact same thing f.cochran's forces and the gop establishnent aided cochran in depicting the tea party as racist, that has set the gop back for decades in terms of ration relations. we constantly tell minorities and the whole world that we are for lifting everyone out of poverty and

. >> here to respond, rick unger, peter johnson junior, and david limbaugh.him take a polygraph, which he passed and destroyed my faith in polygraphs. she goes on to say she got him off for time served, which was two months, for raping a 12-year-old girl. if a republican did that, david limbaugh, would that not be a war on women, a media onslaught? i think it would be. >> that's the point. there would be a double standard. as a lawyer, i find it difficult to attack hillary for representing someone she was appointed to represent and not -- >> she said she did it as a favor. >> that's what i was going to get to. one article said she agreed to be the court appointed attorney. i never had that choice. when i was appointed to represent a murderer, i didn't want to do it but i had to do it. the article suggested she had a choice. if she had a choice -- >> i heard the recording. she said the prosecutor called me a few years ago and had a guy accused of rape. he wanted a woman lawyer. would i do it as a favor for him? >> that suggests that she isn't as zealous in adv

the same rush limbaugh who in 2008, in the democratic primary between hill roy and obama was urging operation chaos, republicans flood the democratic primary. but there is a question, davidt the bigger picture implications. if they aren't getting their candidate in mississippi, i'm watching this reaction. limbaugh has the most over the top reaction. but i'm hearing this from so many last night and today. is this the thing they will point to for years to come? ultimate betrayal of the establishment. that's how much they fear us. is this a rallying cry for the tea party? >> i would encourage them to take that perspective. i think that would be great. stabbed in the back, you know, maimed, lasts forever. the gift that keeps on giving. in your first segments tonight, have you john boehner doing their work. they got a government shutdown. got a debt ceiling crisis. 57,000 votes for the repeal of obamacare in the house. they have brat beating cantor. yet, it is never good enough. if you watch that mcdaniel speech, he said, look, there they go again, compromising, being reasonable, working across the aisle. they just can't suffer anything other than full power to destroy the go

worrisome and we've done that here, too >> another big successful repeat on the list this year is david limbaugh and his book this fall it's from his typical redmeat political book. he's doing a book for us called jesus on trial. this is a book where david takes his legal mind in the background and constitutional lawyer and he argues the case for the gospel and he goes through as a sort of legal experts as a lawyer and examines the evidence and comes to the conclusion that it's true and that what we have come to know as the old and the new testament is true and that it's a true story, not a fabrication, not a fairytale. but he takes it a very logical legal approach to the subject. we can think of many books in the last couple of years that have gone more in the faith direction in the political direction and that is something that has caught our attention and it makes a lot of sense. the audience of the conservatives and the committed conservatives and the committed sort of family values are also very added of books on faith and books about religion. so it made sense for us to look to go into tha