joe trippi, that is a lie. he's lying to the american people. he wouldn't even use the term war on terror for the longest time. what the hell is wrong with this president that he can not acknowledge that there are radical islamic jihaddists that think if they strap bombs on their own kids and blow up innocent people that 72 virgils await them in heaven? is that true or not true? >> i think -- first of all, i don't sit here using words like why. i tried not to use those about -- >> sean: it's a lie. fort hood was not workplace violence. >> you enjoy saying that. i know you enjoy saying it was a lie. >> sean: it was a lie. >> i got that. >> sean: i have kids and my kids can do things wrong, like every other kid will. but you know what gets them in more trouble, joe trippi in the hannity hashold? >> who? >> sean: when they lie about it. >> yes. >> sean: right. bill cunningham, did our president lie to the american people? >> joe did bring up a point for once. 99% of american muslims think about this country the way we three think about it. the othe

and joe trippi. start with ifby may, the fact that u.s., is under imminent threat by the north korean dictator, ji kim jong-unf a nuclear attack, chris, i don't understand how we got to this place, i have heard just one elected official, peter king, say we should respond reemptively. >> you know the deal for north korea is they in the past, it has been a predictable pattern, they misbehave, and get bribed, and the kim family stays in power longer. it was a family business for dad and his grandfather, io surely they are waiting for the bribery too come, sooner or later you figure it will, if they go back that we could see shooting on the peninsula. lou: joe? >> i don't think so, this is a bunch of bravado from a 28-year-old, trying to more show his people who in charge. obama administration is actually handling it by not caving in and starting talks. but, showing real force, moving planes and other things into position, showing them like, we're watching you. make a move, and you will be paying arice.

fox news contribute joe trippi. can you name one of the captains on the religious right that wants blacks in the back of the bus, women back in the kitchen and immigrants back on the other side of the border? can you name one person, sir? >> no, i'm not interested in playing that game, sean. >> sean: wait a minute, it's not a game if you're a conservative that is cost stantly-- >> well. >> sean: wait a minute. >> to get me to do it. >> sean: it's not a game when conservatives are accused falsely of wanting dirty air and water, not caring about old people, wanting to kill grandma and children that have autism and down syndrome. that's not a game anymore, joe. this is now your democratic party. this is the daily rhetoric that we get out of the democratic party and the democratic media. >> yeah, okay, sean. well, first of all, i haven't done any of those things that i'm aware of and second of all, not all democrats do that and, by the way, no one on the republican side ever accuses anybody of anything, so that's okay.

first, karl rove and joe trippi break down the long overdue obama budget. [ male announcer ] nope, butseltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is [ angry gibberish ] >> bret: presidentpresident obs long overdue budget officially comes out tomorrow. but we alrabout it. monday, i talked with political strategist joe trippi and karl rove and asked them to start with their overall thoughts about what we do know. >> well, open to bad reviews. interestingly enough from mainly from democrats. bernie sanders, independent democrat of vermont announced he would lead an effort to oppose the president's entitlement reforms. half the house democrats signed a letter opposing the house -- opposing the president's reforms. and even the generally loyal ranking democrat on the house budget committee chris van hollen said he had concerns about the tactics and the substance. open to bad reviews. you know, it's late. the real question is how serious is the president? i'm an optimist. but i must admit body langua

jon: joe trippi. thank you.f federal programs slashed when across the board spending cuts took effect this year, including air shows like this one with the blue angels. hear how some americans are pushing back to keep the programs that matter most. we are just now hearing dramatic 911 calls from the manhunt for a fugitive excop. how it all went down, next. >> all right, steve we're going to go forward with the plan, with the burner. >> control 61 it sounded like one shot fired from inside the residence. >> copy, one shot fired from inside the residence. jon: we are just now hearing dramatic 911 calls from the final moments of a manhunt for a ex-cop who went on a five-day killing spree. rick folbaum live in the newsroom with that. rick? >> reporter: the manhunt for ex-l.a. cop christopher dorner captivated whole country and terrorized people in southern california this past february. he killed four people. he promised to kill more. he was angry how he was fired by the los angeles police department. now these 911

joe trippi a former howard dean campaign manager and fox news contributor.o you believe the immigration bill on balance would be a bigger net benefit to democratic politicians? >> i think it will benefit both parties. one of the problems that the republicans have had is that their opposition to immigration reform to reaching a compromise has really hurt them in the latino and hispanic communities. it's one of the reasons that after george bush got 4 4% of their votes in 2008 -- swore, excus2004, excuse me. the hispanic support has been declining nationwide. finding a compromise would help republicans start to talk to hispanics. they are much morey lidge justly -- they are a very religious community. there are tkpwrourpbdz on values and other things that republic republicans could talk to the hispanic community and actually start winning their votes again as george bush had reached out to them. in the very beginning as the people become citizens and are eligible to vote, look, republicans have never won them, it's going to be not 12 million people because onl

joe trippi who was national campaign manager for howard dean's presidential bid telling the "wall street," quote, this is a possibility that we can get immigration reform, but even that could go the way of gun control, where we feel like we've got a compromise, we feel really close but it doesn't quite happen. meanwhile, a senior white house official has this to say, quote, mr. obama has used every tool in his toolbox to try to advance his agenda and that includes meeting with, talking with, dining with, and negotiating with lawmakers of both parties. let's get 0 some reaction here from jonah goldberg editor at large for "the national review.," a frequent critic of the ba obama administration and a fox news contributor. it was not that long ago, in account in a i believe it was april 19th that jonah wrote an editorial very much like this for "the national review." about the president's powers of persuasion, and how they sometimes come up lacking. so, jonah, what do you think about it? is mr. obama not using the bully pulpit to his full advantage if. >> i mean he's using the bully pulpit.