and dr. phil. much more hannity straight ahead. . >> sean: president obama telling americans to stay away from vegas again. >> the president: when times are tough you tighten your belt. don't blow a bunch of cash on vegas when you are trying to save for college. >> sean: causing mayor good man to explode. >> an apology won't be acceptable this time this president is a real slow learner. >> sean: ouch. andrew young, dr. phil and more, straight ahead. . >> sean: big government is back. according to the washington times this year the number of government employees will top two million for the first time since president clinton declared the era of big government is over. something tells me that is a stack that president obama is not going to9g4 be talking about publicly. then again in president's track record on transparency is less than impressive. at a white house orchestrated town hall event he was confronted over his broken c-span promise. here's what he had to say. >> yep, i made that commitment a

dr. phil makes a hannity house call.e will weigh in on the bombshells you just heard from former john edwards' aide andrew young and much more straight ahead. >> worst thing that can ever happen is when a victim gets victimized. you are clearly a victim. this is the card that bought the saw... that cut the lumber... that built the extra space i needed to store more produce... that she sold to me to make my menu more organic. introducing ink from chase. the card that helped make it all happen because it's accepted in twice as many places worldwide as american express. with reward points worth 25% more when redeemed for air travel. make your mark with ink. go to chase.com/ink. chase what matters. >>> in an interview with andrea mitchell the vice president shared his oscar pick. >> i think one of the odds on favorite is this new program that i looked at it and wished i was seeing it in 3-d you sit and watch this science fiction thing unfold in front of you. >> sean: joe, it's called avatar. the number one grossing movie in

. >> jimmy: i think that was punxsutawney dr. phil, wasn't it?lso this morning, nominations for the academy awards. "avatar" and "hurt locker" with nine nominations, ten movies nominated for best picture instead of the usually five. i think they can't say it's an honor to be nominated. now it's a disgrace not to be nominated. so many films nominated for best picture they were forced to make the announcements this year in a slightly different way. >> and the following films were not nominated for best picture. "old dogs." thank you. >> jimmy: all right. i guess that means they're in. i don't know if you saw this, miss america pageant was saturday in las vegas. the winner was miss virginia, caressa cameron, but the real star was one of the judges. rush limbaugh was a judge in the program and turns out rush can really dance. >> hit it, judge, let's see it. whoa, look at them go. oh, look at them go. go, rush, go, rush. whoo! oh, my god. >> jimmy: he's definitely back on drugs, right? you don't need much more evidence than that. what's going on? he d

tomorrow night, dr. phil mcgraw will be here. nick jonas, and dmitry martin.together again. >> jimmy: our first guest comes to us straight from her fifth title at the australian open. she's the number one ranked tennis player in the world. and winner of 12 grand slam events. please say hello to serena williams. >> jim >> jimmy: how are you? you look great. it's great to see you. you returned a champion once again. you must love playing in austral australia? >> i think i do. i think it's something in the water. >> jimmy: you do? really? >> i do well down there. >> jimmy: what's the worst country to play? >> gosh, you know what. i -- india. only because -- only because i felt bad, because they had us in this really super nice hotel, and then right out of the hotel, everyone was -- it was really poor and i felt like, oh, my gosh, i felt terrible staying there when right outside it was just bad conditions and i felt horrible. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. i want to mention, one of the things that you got criticed for that i thought was the greatest thing is when yo

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there were six of us, including dr. phil roe who said we would like to take you up on that offer.e never got a letter or call. we were never involved in those discussions. when you said in the house of representatives that you're going to tackle earmarks, i jumped up out of my seat and applauded you. it did not happen. more portly, i want to talk about moving forward. if we could address -- >> how about -- that was a long list. let me respond. look, the truth of the matter is if you look at the health care process, just over the course of the year, overwhelmingly the majority of it was actually on c-span, because it was taking place in congressional hearings in which you guys were participating. how many committees were there that helped to shape this bill? callus hearings took place. now, i kicked it off, by the way, with a meeting with many of you, including yorkie leadership. what is true, there is no doubt about it, is that once it got through the committee process and there were now a series of meetings taking place all over the capitol try to figure out how to get the thing

. >> dr. philcomplicity in that scandal. >> he was very, very involved in this and i guess thought at some point that america is just stupid. that they're going to believe the stories even though they know that people around them, 10, 20, 30 people maybe know what's actually going on. >> dr. phil suggested edwards thought he was invincible during the affair. steve? >> what a story. meanwhile, today, massachusetts senator-elect scott brown will probably officially finally be sworn in as the junior senator from massachusetts. so what sped up the swearing-in process? joining us right now from boston, keba arnold. we thought it was going to happen last week. we thought maybe next week. but it could happen at 5:00 today. what happened? >> well, you know, a lot of speculation over just what caused this sudden change. let's give you a little background. two days ago on tuesday, scott brown said yes, he's perfectly fine with it happening on february 11th. but yesterday, his attorney sent out this letter to

gingrey has -- the on gin dr. phil -- the ob/gyn dr. fill beginning ree has delivered many babies -- babies in his life. mr. gingrey: obviously the gentleman has in this hour spoken already of some of the arcane machinations that are going on in regard to how the democratic majority and the president -- and president obama plan to get this bill, this massive health care reform bill through the congress and to describe, of course, that process called reconciliation and i know it's difficult for a lot of folks, mr. speaker, even members of congress, sometimes, to understand all of these parliamentary tricks which can be used but clearly the american people, the american people can't be tricked. i absolutely have faith in them. we have heard from them during the town hall meetings all across this country last august, the million man march on washington, the doctors for patient care march on washington, the tea party patriots, the freedom first foundation, led by a former majority leader, dick armey. mr. speaker, these folks cannot be trick

>> dr. phil. >> i think it's raj -- >> reporter: raj rajasa? >> yeah. >> reporter: who is this man?ntry is dubai in? >> i know it's in an expensive area, i know that. i don't know. it's over there. >> reporter: over there? >> across the way. >> say it slowly. united arab emirates. >> reporter: how much is $1,000 worth of gold worth? >> $1,000 worth of gold? $1,000. >> reporter: $1,000 worth of gold is probably worth $1,000, right? >> no, more than that. >> reporter: $1,000 of gold is worth more than $1,000 of gold? >> gold is up right now. >> reporter: what is the interest rate in the country right now, what%? >> 50. >> 38. >> 38. >> 38. >> reporter: lower. >> 28. >> reporter: lower. >> 18? 8? >> reporter: higher. >> 11. >> reporter: lower. >> 10. >> reporter: yes. >> wow. what everybody crying about? >> reporter: well, listen, they weren't all hard questions. i did say how many companies are in the s&p 500. one of the answers i got was 32. which was very specific. so, you know, but i do this every year. it's fun. it's enjoyable. they don't know anything. >> i don't think -- >> repo

dr. conrad murray is expected to saturday render to the authorities. and then, another so-called celebrity trial. of course, hollywood is well practiced in these matters, from o.j. simpson to phil spector. but is justice served when the subject is so tape mouse? chris connelly now reports. >> reporter: as if in hodgeage to the greatest dancer of his generation, the l.a. district attorney's office and lawyers for michael jackson's dr. conrad murray continue their own legal foxtrot today. more than seven months after jackson's death. >> it seems like the d.a.'s office, they are in no hurry to do anything. they are sort of taking their sweet time, but the public is demanding that something be done. >> reporter: plans for murray to surrender to police today and be charged with unvoluntary manslaughter in jackson's death, came apart, allege dlil over whether murray would be allowed to post bail and avoid a day in jail. a slated press conference from the defense was abruptly called off. >> they say no, not today. >> he's trying to make an appointment to surrender. right away it's very strange and curl use to all that's going on, and that's what happens in high profile cases. they jus

dr. margaret flowers, thank you for being with me. >> thank you. >> we've been cooperating and we haven't been heard. they continue to exclude us! philan you call kevin? >> kevin? yeah, ok. >> my husband doesn't know. >> give him a call? okay. >> and maybe if you can call jill carter, if you can be our lawyer that would be great. you know delegate carter. >> oh, jill, yeah, ok. >> moyers: everybody's been talking about that republican retreat last weekend, where president obama engaged his opponents in a give and take. but what you may not know is that it was organized by something called the congressional institute. nice highfalutin civic bunch, you might deduce from its name. turns out the congressional institute is funded by corporate contributions and run by top republican lobbyists. there are 14 members on its board, 12 are registered lobbyists. and the contributors to the congressional institute read like a who's who of corporate america. among its benefactors have been general motors, lockheed martin, time warner, u.p.s. the institute's chairman lobbies for, among others, goldman sachs, b.p., health net, and ahip. that's the t