now stay tuned for "hannity." >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight, ebola fears spreading across the nation as the infected patient in dallas turns critical. in a moment, ainsley earhardt will be here with all the breaking details. but first, here is what else we have on tap tonight. >>> tonight, we take you inside the mosque of the oklahoma beheading suspect. >> i am the pro-growth candidate in this race. but kentucky candidate allisiso lundergan grimes tells a different story and it's all caught on tape. >> she's going to say whatever she has to say or do. and that's the way the political game is played. i bill hemmer tonight back at the "hannity" big board to break down the race. >> i think it's been shamefully too late. >> and piers morgan joins me ing on the set for a "hannity" exclusive, and he has surprisingly harsh words for our commander in chief. >> any idea where those missing e-mails are? >>> and disgraced irs official lois learner is confronted about her missing e-mails. >> are you hiding them? >> all of that, plus we reveal the

this is a "hannity" billboard. you. >> meanwhile democrats continue to distance themselves from the president and his policies.]f&,Ñ take a look at dnc chair debbie !s refusal to answer a very basic question about that yesterday. take a look. >> is this election about president obama policy? >> this election is about making sure we elect a congress that will focus on the priorities that people care about the most. >> is the president -- >> i let you finish. ryan, i let you finish. >> the question -- >> i great deal with darryl issa. and what darrell issa said is that about the ebola crisis we make sure that we recognize that we have to keep our people safe. >> what's on the ballot, are they president's policies? >> are the president's policies on or not? >> maybe you can let candy ask me the questions rather than you. >> she's been doing a great job of it so far.n/j >> i've answered it multiple z >> as far as whether the president's policies are on the ballot. are the president's policies on the ballot, yes or no?

"hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight new fears about ebola in america and new questions about whether it will be contained. now heightened concerns come after it was announced yesterday that a dallas nurse who had direct contact with thomas eric duncan, that's a first patient to be diagnosed with the virus in america, contracted ebola herself. now this marks the first time the disease was transferred from one person to the next in this country. and it raises serious questions about how it was spread. cdc director tom frieden addressed reporters earlier today and cleared up previous comments he made about the nurse and a protocol breach being her fault. take a look. >> this one individual was infected and we don't know how within the isolation unit then it is possible other individuals could have been infected as well. i want to clarify something i said yesterday. i spoke about a breach in protocol. and that's what we speak about in public health when we're talking what needs to happen. and our focus is to say wou

"hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight, another cover-up is rocking the obama white house this time regarding the 2012 secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. "the washington post" is reporting that the white house aides knew a member of the presidential advance team had a prostitute in his hotel room ahead of a summit that was attended by president obama. but despite the fact that the information was given to the white house in the weeks following the scandal and nearly two dozen secret service agents and military members were punished, well, the white house repeatedly claimed that no one from its team was involved in any misconduct. now, take a look at then-white house propaganda -- sorry, press secretary jay carney completely denying it during a presser in april of 2012. take a look. >> there have been no specific credible allegations of misconduct by anyone on the white house advance team or white house staff. nevertheless, out of due diligence the white house council's office has conducted a riew of t

an all-star "hannity" starts right here. tonight sh days and counting until election day 2014 and the question remains will republicans take control of the u.s. senate? joining us now at the "hannity" billboard, my good friend bill hemmer. >> very good. about a week since we talked? >> yes, sir. >> here is the state of things as we see them according to the polls now. not voters, but the polls. the what if scenario, 45-5 is your opening mark. republicans need 6 to get control of the senate. really very little if any change in west virginia. that still looks very favorable for the gop. likewise for montana. but we talk about south dakota, what's going on out here. it has a little bit. let me show your audience what's happening. you have a three-way race. mike brown still has the lead, the republican, but he's drafting votes, pressler is the former senator away from rounds, but right now for the sake of our discussion -- >> i'll help you. >> it still looks like south dakota. so now down to this part of the country. something's

folks, i'm a huge fan of fox news anchor sean hannity.en sean is such a good journalist can break down the news into simple terms that even he can understand. and recently my main manity hannity introduced a new segment on his show called question of the day, where he answers the most pressing questions of our time. >> time now for the question of the day, new segment on hannity. now you get to know a little bit more about me and i get to know more but, our loyal viewers so tonight's question is who is your favorite band, what was your first car. >> what is your favorite tv show, the binge watch. >> thank you, i will need your mother's maiden name and the name of your first pet and your social security number and we will set up a credit card for my good friend, the nigerian prince. >> but hannity saved the best for the most recent. because last night he answered the question that was on all of his mind. >> time for a question of the day, tonight's question is something i'm really excited about. what is your favorite way to work out. now p

"hanni "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity." new questions about why the fbi is not actively investigating the mosque. last night on this program a man who says he attended that mosque reveals exactly what's going on behind closed doors. take a look at what he had to say. >> things that were taught behind closed doors were things like the choice that nonbelievers are to be offered by muslims to either convert, live under submission to the islamic state or to fight for jihad for the sake of the law. other things that were mentioned were open support aleast among fellow muslims for suicide bombings in israel. there was an instance when i was sitting with two members of the mosque, as i mentioned, and they stated to me, when the subject of osama bin laden came up, that if he showed up at their door, they would invite him in and would protect him because he's a brother in islam and we must protect him from those who don't believe. >> there you have it. let's get this straight. the mosque that is allegedly teaching a convert or die p

. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight, ebola fears spreading across the nation as the infected patient in dallas turns critical. in a moems, amsly're heart will be here -- >>> tonight, we take you inside the mosque of the oklahoma beheading suspect. >> i am the candidate in this race. >> kentucky candidate own staffers tell a very different story and it's all caught on tape. >> she's going to say whatever she has to say or do. and that's the way the political game is played. >> back at the "hannity" big board to break down the race. >> i think it's been shamefully too late. >> and piers morgan joins me onset and has surprisingly harsh words for our commander in chief. >> any idea where those missing e-mails are? >> and disgraced irs lois lerner about her missing e-mails. all of that plus we reveal the brand new segment "question of the day". >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight an imam frequented by the man charged with the beheading in oklahoma went on offensive in a sermon on friday targeting a former mosque attend

"hannity" is up next. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. despite the rise of radical islam that we are witnessing now in the middle east and beyond, the white house is now doubling down on its accomplishment of decimating al qaeda. just yesterday our very own ed henry pressed white house secretary josh earnest about this exact thing. here to tell us all the details of this, fox news white house correspondent, the one and only ed henry. you're pressing these guys hard. they must be getting mad at you. >> well, maybe a little bit, sean. what is interesting, jay johnson, the president's homeland security gave a speech in canada yesterday listing all the terror threats. it's obviously an important thing to warn not just the american public but the world about what's out there right now. he talked about isis of course. talked about al qaeda affiliates, which the president has warned about many times around the world. but then also listed core al qaeda inside afghanistan and pakistan, the homeland security secretary said did not mention that they

"hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity," we are just eight short days away fromthe 2014 midterm elections and the races are tightening as we speak. so are republicans going to be able to pick up enoughp5d9 sea take back control of the senate? here he is, host of america's newsroom, our friend bill hammer is at the "hannity" big billb#yc billboard. big billboard. eight days away. of course. >> a nice big billboard. >> how are you? >> i'm good. a lot of movement this weekend in a lot of states. >> has been a little bit. earlier at daybreak nbc news came out with poll saying we're going to put our what-if scenario into motion rightrq h and see where we are. according to that polling and also the real clear politics average, just like we've been talking about for the past month, there's no movement in west virginia. >> that's red. >> that's at 46. >> can i help? i'd like to point the red ones out. >> yeah. okay. montana, well, they didn't really go there yet. >> go ahead. >> i'll give you your -- so now you're at 52-48. people seem to be reasonably comfortable with

"hannity" starts right now. jf this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity." #a82j5Ñ a fox newsht alert. we are six days away from the highly anticipated 2014 midterm party continues to gain momenta=ftr(t&háhp &hc% ¿uags$rgputñ mind, will the gop be able to win back the u.s. qdwsenate? back withyrvx us tonight with a billboard, bill hny+%ey >> nice to see you. i'm doing ].well. we/7s.dp@v canvassed headlines throughout the day.y+;c÷ we were with you last night, and we saw a few tweaks today. buthhz againweaks today. j we are $z)55-45,]%[;e six da away. republicans still feel good about west virginia and montana. >> and south dakota. >> why!u;8f >> because 13, latest poll. >>Ñi3t" >> thank you. points. t hq!rk a lot on your mind today. real,7i together it's about 12 points outhl$zshere.ñr9♪ that's zo7d[ you already made south dakota in the republican category. &háhp &hc% so that brings us@ó >> and there was news out of iowa today as well. we see2os this trend, right. i mean, we've been talking about we iowa. t 9 clear politics. >> she has a 2.1 i think,y

before we go, record "hannity" the series. start your day with fox and friends first we'll see you back here tomorrow night. to be. >> fair, balanced and unafraid. see you tomorrow. >>> this is a fox news alert. the suspect in the ambush murder of a pennsylvania state trooper has been captured. pennsylvania state police confirming eric frein is in custody. frein is accused of murdering one state trooper and wounding another during ambush outside police barracks last month. his capture brings to an end a massive seven week manhunt. and joining us with more former homicide detective ted williams. what great news this has terrified that community not to mention the fact that one trooper is dead. another was wounded. that community has been absolutely terrified. >> absolutely, greta. this is the very best news that federal and local authorities can look for, especially the manner in which

more "hannity" -- >> the war in iraq was wrong. >> no. more "hannity" after the break.al music] ♪ female announcer: recycle your old fridge and get $50. schedule your free pickup at: first of all give credit to fox because coming back to what bob was saying about speaking out -- sgli appreciate you for coming on. >> i appreciate you making it possible on behalf of our muslims out here. know how outraged we were -- i can still -- >> but you can't get around bob's point. >> what is the legacy going to be for our country, imam? >> >> so you're giving a broad brush back. >> is it the job and responsibility of the united states of america to eradicate radical islam? do we have ability to do it? we don't. do we have treasury to do it? we do not. do we have a responsibility to protect our citizens? yes. israel, yes. >> you make the point they're at war with us. we didn't declare this war. >> war in 15 countries. >> september 11th commissioner report said they're beheading us and saying they're going to raise our islamic flag in our white house . >> i understand words coming ou

i'm robert gray, "hannity" starts right now. ." >>> welcome to this very special "hannity" conversation. radical islam in america. we were promised that al qaeda was on the run, we were told that america was more secure because osama bin laden was dead. and we were even led to believe that isis was nothing more than a jayvee team of want-to-be terrorists. with extremists on the march all around the globe, it's time for us to come together, time for us to unite to confront this growing threat. because make no mistake about it, radical islam has reached the shores of the united states of america. >> terror attack at the marathon in boston. clearly an act of terror says a white house spokesman. >> this is a fox news alert, the u.s. military says 12 people were killed and 31 wounded when at least one soldier opened fire at ft. hood army base in texas. >> this is a fox news alert, a beheading right here in america in oklahoma. >> yeah, sounds like he's running around out here. >> okay. >> and that -- that's a gunshot. >> woman decapitated and then the killer took his knife to a second woman

so you can. >>> welcome back to "hannity." it has been nearly two weeks since the brutal beheading of colleen hufford. earlier today the victim's daughter spoke to reporters for the first time about the loss of her mother. take a look. >> i lived with her for the past year. so i had that connection with her. i lived across the street from them before the tornado took both of our houses last year. i got to have weekly dinners still. with that more and more discussions came up and more and more stories. and it was a blessing in disguise looking back now. [ inaudible question ] -- going forward -- >> we'll still have them. we'll still have them. she'll still have her spot at the table and we'll still have them. that's not going to change. >> so, how should our law enforcement experts be handling this beheading in oklahoma? should it be considered a terror investigation? should we be investigating the mosque? joining me now former lapd detective mark furhman. the fbi, mark, is now asking the public to help them if they know of any

"hannity" starts now. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. new fears that american hospitals are not equipped to contain ebola in this country. now a second health care worker that treated thomas eric duncan at a dallas hospital has tested positive for the virus. she's been identified tonight as amber vinson. the cdc is warning that an additional 75 workers at the same hospital may have been infected. in addition, the u.n. official that is heading the mission for ebola emergency response is now warning that the world has 60 days to beat ebola or disaster loom. take a lock. >> ebola got a head start on us. it is far ahead of us. it is running faster than us, and it is winning the race. if we do not reach these targets within 0 days and the numbers spike, many more people will die. we either stop ebola now or face an entirely unprecedented situation for which we do not have a plan. the penalty for failure is inconceivable and unacceptable. >> here with the latest on the fight against ebola is fox' own jonathan standing by in atlanta. jonathan?

why is it sean hannity is your brother? i said yes he is my brother. >> we were hugging on the street of new york. >> he is my brother because we're human beings and we know what it means to be human but at the same time we can have our disagreements and it's very real because when it comes to wealth and equality, presidential industrial complex, the plight of our children, we're concerned about it, but we have different ways of going about it. >> let me show a history of democrats in election years using the race card. and then i'm going to show you what they're doing this year. watch this. >> when you don't vote, you let another church explode. when you don't vote, you allow another cross to burn. >> on june 7, 1998, in texas my father was killed. he was beaten, chained and dragged three miles to his death all because he was black. so when governor george w. bush refused to support hate crimes legislation, it was like my father was killed all over again. >> they are in favor of affirmative action if you can dump the baske

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before we go, record "hannity" the series. your day with fox and friends first we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i still believe that i'm fighting for something much more than myself. there is no way that i would give you ebola. >> the nurse who treated ebola patients in west africa defying quarantine orders. should she be taken into custody? we'll debate it. >> i'm curious as to why you don't want to know who. >> the white house is not too concerned about the report calling the prime minister of israel a chicken bleep. ed henry with the inside story. >> led the effort to fight the stand your ground laws that caused the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> also tonight, racial politics at its worse with the election just a few days away. we wil

. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight for the entire hour we're going to be joined by a panel of medical experts to discuss ebola in america and what it means for you and your family. but first -- welcome to "hannity," this is a fox news alert. after facing major criticism for its message or lack thereof following the first ebola diagnosis on american soil and subsequent infections of two nurses, the white house is now appointed this man, ron klain, to be the obama administration's ebola czar. now, the problem is klain is not and never has been a doctor and he has no extensive background in health care. instead, he has served as a senior white house aid to president obama, chief of staff to vice president biden and chief of staff former vice president al gore. not surprisingly the appointment is being slammed by republicans. take a look at what texas senator ted cruz had to say about this over the weekend. >> mr. klain is not a doctor, he's not a health care professional. he doesn't have background in these issues

. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. the first person to be diagnosed with ebola on u.s. soil died today at a dallas, texas hospital. the liberian national, thomas eric duncan, arrived in the u.s. on september 20th after arriving from liberia and diagnosed on september 28th. the same hospital confirmed another patient was admitted to its emergency room after admitting possible exposure to ebola. and that person had been in dallas apartment where duncan was staying and in the wake of these increased fears about ebola in america, the obama administration ordered five u.s. airports to screen passengers arriving from west africa for fever. joining me now is dr. mobly. if i'm on a plane and know i'm going to be checked for a fever, what am i going to do before getting on the plane, four, five aspirin, right? >> absolutely. it's not foolproof, but we have to stop the clusters before we get overwhelmed. >> you have been more outspoken about the real dangers. how bad could this get? >> we don't know. looks like the worse case sc

i'm kelly wright, hannity is next, for all of your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >>> welcome to "hannity" tonight, this is a fox news alert, the cdc has confirmed the first case of ebola has been diagnosed here in the united states. now, fox's own john roberts is standing by with breaking details. >> reporter: sean, certainly this case is going to raise a lot of questions as to whether or not the public health screening procedures are strong enough to prevent somebody from getting on an aircraft in one of the infected west african nations and ending up here in the united states. we know it was a liberia national who came here to visit family, traveled and arrived on the 20th of september, didn't show symptoms until the 24th. it is good, because they say it is not likely you will transmit it to somebody else. he got sick on the 26th and went into the hospital. on the 28th he was admitted to the hospital, placed in strict isolation, based on the fact he had traveled to africa. there was quite a bit of time where he could have come into contact with people when he was ill and maybe transmit

now back to "hannity". foxnews.c. >>> welcome back to this audience edition of "hannity."blic was shocked to learn the man who jumped the fence and ran into the white house originally reported, to make matters worse members of the obama administration were contradicting themselves about the matter. listen to what press secretary josh earnest said about the head of the secret service julia pierson before and after she resigned. >> she is more than qualified to do her job. she is somebody that's very difficult responsibility. but he continues to have confidence in the ability of the leadership of the secret service to protect him and his family and to implement the necessary reforms to strengthen that security. >> director perks ierson offered her resignation today because she believed it was in the best interest of the agency to which she has dedicated her career. the secretary agreed with that assessment. the president did as well. over the last several days we've seen recent and accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency. and the president

hannity starts right now. >> welcome to "hannity." the dallas nurse infected with ebola in america has been identified as 26-year-old nina pham. the young nurse has been in isolation at the dallas hospital since friday. on sunday, dr. kent brantly, an ebola survivor who contracted the disease while working in liberia this summer donated his blood to nina. my next guest,"eallas county judge clay jenkins with her family. while nina's parents are concerned, they do recognize this risk as part of her calling. clay jenkins joins me with more. sir, welcome to the program. i mean this -- it's so sad. she puts her life on the line for somebody. i know that might be part of her w says., as her family she's 26 years old. how's she doing? >> she's doing well. she sent out a little note today to let the people know that she's doing well, and she's got a strong family and she is a true hero. she's -- she is dealing with this with grace and dignity, and she's a hero. and i know the whole nation is praying for her. >> what about the proclamation thi

"hannity" starts now. 9:00 p.m. >>> welcome to "hannity." the 2014 midterm elections is one week from today. tonight ahead of this extremely important election, we've gathered together a few of the biggest names, glenn beck, congressman paul ryan. donald trump. are you ready? time to roll. tonight one week until election day and the midterm momentum belongs to the gop. bill hemmer is at the hannity billboard with the latest projections. >> abraham lincoln knew, trust the people. >> the outspoken glenn beck stops by to reveal his predictions for november 4th. >> the people will fix these problems. >> don't let anybody tell you that, you know, it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. >> billionaire businessman donald trump responds to those outrageous comments from the 2016 democratic front-runner. and how will republicans prevent a lame duck president's amnesty's agenda. congressman paul ryan is here with the answer. all that plus an exclusive announcement right here on this program regarding the 43rd president of the united states.

but hannity is right on this one.drian peterson went too far, but the man deserves a second chance. after all, sean's dad whipped him with a belt, and he never needed to go to a psychotherapist! he just has to have them on his show three times a week. (laughter) and sean went on to explain just how unaffected he was by his childhood experience he can't stop mentioning. >> so my father should have been arrested based on today's standards? >> maybe, yes. >> that is nuts. i will tell you, i was not mentally bruised because my father hit me with a belt. >> stephen: no, he was physically bruised. mentally, he grew up to be a psychologically healthy adult who cleaves desperately to strong authority figures, lashes out at perceived weakness and takes his belt off on live tv. (laughter) still, it didn't take long for hannity's great american panel to turn into a great american intervention. >> we're going to arrest everybody that has ever hit their kids? >> but it's a changing time. >> changing time. >> did your dad stick lea

. >>> welcome to this audience edition of "hannity." there is a crisis of confidence engulfing president obama and his administration for their failure to lead at home and abroad. tonight, we're here to lay out the reasons why. >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> isn't a person with a criminal record and a gun getting inches away from the president enough to say somebody needs to be fired here? >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation here. >> is he back? >> yeah, sounds like he's running around out here. >> he drove to the front of the business, entered the business and did sever her head. >> this is not workplace violence. an act of terrorism. >> the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> an individual traveling from liberia