"hannity" starts right here right now. under pressure from the administration democrats are trying to push their health care bill through the congress so fast the wheels are coming off the train, and that is our headline this tuesday night, obama's third rail. they have so lost control of the issue that members of their own party are now beginning to revolt against them. charlie rangel was heard no one wants to tell the speaker that she is moving too fast, and they damn sure don't want to tell the president. meanwhile the house delayed its vote indefinitely after it failed to gather enough votes from moderate democrats, but the president isn't taking no for an answer. he continues to push the august deadline even though a conference call earlier today made it clear that he hasn't even read key provisions in the bill. so will health care be the president's undoing or will he manage to triumph against the odds as he has shown himself so capable of doing in the past? joining us with answers alexis glick of the fox business ne

them sean hannity sent you. sean: but also this revolt is coming from the democrats themselves. it's more inphyting than we have seen since obama has taken office. is that why he wants to push this through so fast? >> he knows the people are getting sick of this. they didn't buy into this. missouri is one of those swing states. as days go by, the polls are getting worse and worse. whether it's health care, the economy, or whatever, it's just tanking. >> interesting numbers, sean. his approval rating is exactly the same as it was for george w. bush in july of the same year, the first year of the presidency. sean: i don't know which poll you cite because zogby and rasmussen now have him at the -- below 50 for the first time -- >> this i looked at -- sean: might have been the gallup poll. >> but the point is his -- he's personal limb quite popular but the job approval rating is no different than george bush. what -- going back to health care, what you are running up against is 85% of americans like their heat. care

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hannity's america continues in 90 seconds. sean: guess what? today marks bo obama's first 100 days in office. the "new york times" marked this momentous occasion by publishing an op-ed by the dog. sean: fascinating. and they wonder why circulation is down. sean: a brand-new book hit stores earlier today that the white house doesn't really want you to read. joining me with an exclusive first look at the culture of corruption, obama and his cronies is michelle malkin. nice to see you here. >> good to be here. sean: you've got baseball cards, chris dodd, joe biden -- >> of course. sean: are you selling these? >> we will. sean: and bubble gum with them? >> not net -- yet. but collective. those are the dirty dozen. i have joked he i could actually have an entire 52-yard -- 52-card playing set and two jokers. guess which ones? sean: you said early in the cook the administration is teeming with long-lasting favor seekers and a lucrative bridge enbetween. as a read the book the one thing that kept resonating in my mind is this is chicago politics. expl

hannity back in 09 seconds.ean: so we may still be 1,218 days from the next presidential election but many prominent politicians are already making stops in some of the early battleground statements my next guest raised eyebrows recently when he traveled to ohio and new hampshire. joining me is the governor of mississippi, haley barbour. welcome become. >> hey, sean, thanks for having me back. sean: i'm not even allowed 0 to speculate at all, ohio, new hampshire, there was no other reason to be there except -- are you running? >> well, look, john sununu, used to be the governor, said i want to come to new hampshire and talk about party building who's not running for president. i said, john, i'm the answer to your prayers. i went up to new hampshire and talked about party building. i did the same thing in iowa. i'm focused on electing republican governors this year. we got new jersey and virginia, two critical races and next year, 37 governor' races. that's what i got my mind on, 2009 and 2010. sean: you're right

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sean: hannity starts live right now. the biggest news of the holiday weekend came from wasilla, alaska, where governor sarah palin will be stepping down from office. television pundits and columnists went into a lather predicting her political career is all -- death is all but imminent. but others say wait a minute. ann coulter, welcome back. >> thank you. good to be here, 15e7b89 sean: i think we could officially say there is palin derangement syndrome. what was your reaction? >> i loved her speech. but it's been more fun watching the chattering heads on tv, people who really hate her guts are keeply disappointed in her decision. sean: why do you think that? >> they're talking about her like an ex-girlfriend, they're totally over her but they journalist can't stop talking about her. "no, she's history, i feel more sorry for her than i do for me," but they can't stop talking about her. sean: why? >> because she is magnificent. who is the last politician they said was a hick, stupid, wasn't going any place? i think that's

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all of that plus mike pence, tom arnold, and the "great american panel," "hannity" starts right now. the president earlier today had a head-on collision with reality admitting unemployment in this country will continue to climb for the next several months. >> my expectation is that we will probably continue to see unemployment pick up for several months. sean: now oddly the president took no responsibility for the nation's dire commission situation. he even said over the weekend that the stimulus is working at planned, and a "washington post" op-ed he wrote that, quote, the american recovery and reinvestment act was not expected to restore the economy to full health on its own, but to provide the boost necessary to stop the free-fall. so far it has done that. mr. president, are you really saying that the stimulus has done what it was supposed to do? even the most gullible american out there is going to have a hard time swallowing that ridiculous explanation, regardless of what you say, we are forced to acknowledge that the goals of the stimulus are not being met. and that is our head

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sean: and the search for elusive creatures known as werewolves, and karl rove and mike huckabee, "hannity" starts right now. as a second bill sweeps through congress, the wasteful bills are now coming back to haunt democrats. during the debate over the first stimulus, the president and democratic leaders including princess pelosi denied that any earmarks or pet projects would be included in the bill, but now we know that is a flat out lie, it is not true. in fact, one of the pet projects that republicans criticized the most was funding for the protection of an endangered rodent called the salt marsh harvest mouse that happens to, by the way, live in in nancy pelosi's district. she long denied it would be in the bill, and several months ago her office said the speaker nor her staff had any involvement in this initiative. this is another contrived partisan attack, but as minority leader john boehner revealed at a press conference in washington, it turns out this was no partisan talking point. >> the democrats claim no, no, we're not going to fund this, it's not in the bill, it's not going t

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sean: and the search for elusive creatures known as werewolves, and karl rove and mike huckabee, "hannity" starts right now. as a second bill sweeps through congress, the wasteful bills are now coming back to haunt democrats. during the debate over the first stimulus, the president and democratic leaders including princess pelosi denied that any earmarks or pet projects would be included in the bill, but now we know that is a flat out lie, it is not true. in fact, one of the pet projects that republicans criticized the most was funding for the protection of an endangered rodent called the salt marsh harvest mouse that happens to, by the way, live in in nancy pelosi's district. she long denied it would be in the bill, and several months ago her office said the speaker nor her staff had any involvement in this initiative. this is another contrived partisan attack, but as minority leader john boehner revealed at a press conference in washington, it turns out this was no partisan talking point. >> the democrats claim no, no, we're not going to fund this, it's not in the bill, it's not going t

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. >> i think sean hannity said it was an apology speech. >> i did not think he did hear the speech. but the ripple effect of that speech i think will be felt for a very long time and it will really encourage people who have not really had a chance, whether they are women, people of color, it is an amazing thing that he has done and it will certainly -- >> it is a great statement. speeches are very important. down through history -- churchill's speech is in the second world war, the berlin speech of kennedy, and of reagan -- >> which leads me to speeches. >> you have made easily 3000 speeches in your lifetime. >> i have not change the world. >> at the commencement, what did you tell young people? i rather like talking to high schools and it is something i have only done recently. i have done universities, most of the big ones -- now in this point of my life, more and emphasize what -- empathize with the young people than i did when i was young. kids don't build barriers around yourselves -- don't do that, don't take other people's evaluation of you and do something that belongs to th

and "hannity's america" continues in 90 seconds. katatatatatatatatatatd@ limb: dude that was sick!'ve been hangin' up there for, what, like, forty years? and then - wham - here i am smacking the pretty off that windshield of yours. oh, what you're looking for an apology? well, toss another coin in the wishing well, pal. it's not happenin'. limb: hey, what's up, donnie? how you been? anncr: accidents are bad. anncr:but geico's good ding! with onsite windshield replacement. sean: the president's trying to fulfill key campaign promises on health care and climate change, but dwindling public support may prevent him from doing so. 40% of americans surveyed say the president's health care proposal would make health care in this country worse, not better, and similarly 44% of those polls said that rationing care would drive up the cost. only 27% think it would lower costs while 29% said prices would stay about the same. so will public opinion affect how the president proceeds with health care reform? here to discuss this is the president of the word doctors and pollster frank luntz is her

"hannity" starts right now. the blame falls squarely on the shoulders of the republicans. now, here is what one man told the audience in shaker heights, ohio, last week, president obama. >> i would say the folks have a lot of nerve that would help get us into this pistofiscal hole ad then start talking about fiscal responsibility. i always a little surprised that people do not have a little more shame about having created a mess and then try to point fingers. sean: all right, and now he has determined that not only have we averted a crisis but that his policies actually saved us. this is what the president had to say today. >> i do think it was necessary for the government to step in, because unlocking frozen credit markets, we helped stop a recession from becoming a depression. sean: all right, i do not know if he is patted himself on the back for the $787 billion stimulus package or the ballooning deficit. they struck a deal earlier today when four blue dog democrat gave in to party leaders. members will return from their august recess, and all the while, they continue t

sean: and tonight in "hannity's america," democrats are not as close to ramming a health care bill through congress as they think. some of their own colleagues may derail the legislation, mostly because nancy pelosi has excluded centrist democrats from the bill's drafting process. jim cooper said the following. >> the house health care legislation did not include blue dog thinking, and so there will be a lot of blue dog amendments that are going to be offered in the committee markup. the group of seven blue dogs is holding firm. sean: one blue dog democrat told "the hill" newspaper that the meeting did not go well, she just kept saying it's a good bill, it's a good bill. arkansas congressman mike ross said there's no way they can pass the current bill on the house floor, not even close. well, it looks like you're going to have to go back to the drawing board, nancy, and this time you may want to think about taking a few centrist democrats with you, and who knows, maybe a couple of liberal republicans. nancy pelosi's house may be in disorder, but over on the senate side, chris dodd put on h

and that is the news tonight from "hannity's america."let not your heart be troubled, our "great american panel" is straight ahead. sean: and tonight on our "great american panel" he is a fox news contributor based in rome and the author of the promise, father jonathan morris is here, she was the national press secretary for mike huckabee's presidential campaign alice stewart is with us, and he was bill bradley's deputy campaign manager and currently serves on the pastoral church at canen baptist church in harlem, new york, jacques degraff is with us. this has become a huge controversy in the country, so the president is holding the press conference, he's talking about health care, an he's asked about this incident with the harvard professor, and the president who admits he knows nothing about the case goes on to say the police acted stupidly. let's roll the tape. >> i think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry, number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof

sean: sean hannity believes the president is more rad -- radical and extreme than he wants to admit. i think his radical associations prove this. do you see that this shows anything about obama that most people won't say? >> oh, yes, and i wrote about this in "politico" this week. the chicago way is alive and well in the white house. he gets up, stands up for his buddy, threw the cops under the bus, makes a racial issue out of a non-issue, a miscommunication at worst. it wasn't very dignified. sean: does the president, in your view, have any issues about race? >> oh, i think he does, but i think he also wants to be a popular president. i don't think he wants to get into too much trouble. so i think he thought he was saying something kind of insignificant. sean: do you think he has issues with race? >> what disturbs me is this statement and the way he conducted himself. it really suggests that he does. how do you really turn it any other way but seeing it in that situation? why would he jump -- make a rush to judgment, make that statement about this individual, not knowing his charact

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>> it is talk radio from limbaugh to hannity to levine, these guys have read the 1,000 page house bill they are dissecting it, putting out the true information that's the reason the support for it is in a free fall. is it prop tritt for the president to be -- it is appropriate for the president to be asking bloggers to play an important part in our success? >> yeah, this he are liberal bloggers on his side ideologically, may not all be necessarily crazy about obama, but they want health reform. i think the bloggers sometimes do debunk things that are overlooked by the mainstream media. you know, they also come up with a lot of [ inaudible ] i find they follow up on thingses that the mainstream media kind of glosses over. >> they took apart dan rather five years ago on the fake memo business. but the real attention is the blog sphere that obama is catering to is way to the left. the morass issue is this mushy obama care thing where nobody knows where. that's what bloggers are excited about. they are going to pull him over toward the left end of the [ inaudible ] not popular with the cou

here is what one of the victims told shaun hannity. >> i think we view discrimination as discriminationlain and simple. we were discriminated upon because of our race just like african-americans were in the past in other issues, so it's plain old discrimination. >> all right. marissa, sotomayor's confirmation hearings begin shortly. does the fact that her decision got overturned here, does that mean she should expect tougher questioning from the senators or maybe from the press? >> i think so. i think she was always going to receive tough questioning on this particular case and on the affirmative action issue. i mean, it's-- this is an issue that's become the-- it's risen to a boiling point, i think, and also, you know, you have opponents of affirmative action pointing to president obama as the very reason why we don't need it anymore. >> judy is disagreeing. >> i think the courts are all over the map on this as the best of the written coverage pointed out. and i think that she did not write this decision, and that you could-- and even, look, it was 5-4, it was very close. and there wer

sharpton types they can find and put them on a community board to advise abc and stewart of sean hannity show is meeting community needs. and then the licensing for abc and every other station used to be renewed every six years. now it's going to be renewed every two years and the board will have a statutory ability to make inputs to the sec whether the station should be renewed or not and across the board they are going to cancel those licenses and give the frequency to station owners willing to rahm left-wing programming. and if the other alternative by the way is if they don't close the station down the new law passed by the sec that doesn't need congressional approval gives them the right way to find a radio stations and millions of dollars and you know who the finest payable to? national public radio. [laughter] they get the check. so this is a massive redistribution of the air power away from the right and toward the left. so that is the plan for political domination in this country. now, one of the things we talk about in this book, pardon me for taking so much time but there's a

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"hannity's america" continues with details of why the members of one of the world's most famous bandsng called hypocrites. taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. sean: u2 and bono have been outspoken in urging people to live green. that is apparently while they pollute the planet. other upcoming tour will leave a carbon footprint large enough to fly the band from earth to mars. maybe they can take al gore. lñfñiñ sean: governor palin's resignation drew mixed reaction from the gop. one rasmussen poll shows that 40% of the likely gop voters thought the announcement would hurt her chances. 24% thought it would help. 28% thought the decision would have no impact. cnn had a poll that came out that said she was doing better with the gop. joining me now, frank luntz. how are you? >> i do not hear you. sean: can you hear me now? can you hear me now? >> sorry, i cannot hear you. sean: we had frank do dial groups. one of the first groups he did, the first one, you are watching -- remember, you have dials. you're

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"hannity" starts now. we are 141 days removed from the signing of the stimulus package and more than 2 million more americans have lost jobs. in recent weeks, the administration has been forced to acknowledge that its $787 billion spending spree is not producing the results they promised you. we have heard the vice president say that the white house "misread the economy" and that it was wrong. a report proves the stimulus has failed. that is our headline tonight. stimulus' disaster. a hearing on capitol hill highlighted the fact that the money intended to get this economy on track is being used to cushion state budgets and to fund short-term projects that are not creating jobs. president obama is now forced to rewrite history. he said the stimulus would create up to 4 million new jobs. as this video shows, he is changing his story. you will love this. >> the recovery act was designed to make sure that local districts did not lay off teachers and firefighters and police officers and it has done its job. it

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"hannity" is next. i am bill o'reilly. hope to see you again next time.esday. so glad that you could join us. i'm going to tell you what's coming up in just a moment on july 14, 2009. well, the supreme court showdown jean society mayor was on capitol hill yesterday. most of the talking was done by the senators. will we hear from her later on today. >> that's right. ask me about my judicial philosophy. steve: yeah, ask her about her judicial philosophy. that's what they're going to do today up on capitol hill. take a look at this. later on told goldman sachs is going to report a 2 billion-dollar profit. how were they able to do that? wind up with $10 billion worth of our tarp money and they still have not repaid it all. we are going to

. >> going to be on hannity thursday night?ngs like that. gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. >> bill, you got anything you want to plug? >> i didn't want to o mention it during the segment but i have an unlifted recording on marion's upcoming album. wait for it. you hear a bunch of number nines and then at the end you will hear my upcoming single. again, dropping july 23rd. >> cool. >> back to you, degree. >> what does the word dropping mean? a special thanks to kimberly guilfoyle. always dht