>> sean: wow!do agree tamara, we, the government, our government, should not be involved in doing this kind of work. >> sean: victoria, are you saying based on all these things, there might be criminal liability here by the administration or members of the administration? >> yes, sean that is exactly what i'm saying. >> no. >> can i finish? >> we are wasting our time. >> sean: tamara, let her finish. >> a half a billion dollars of taxpayers' money lost and the taxpayers were put behind, contrary to the law. this ought to be called green gate not for the connection to the environment but for all the taxpayer money lost. >> sean: tamara, if you bundle money for the president. the average american that is watching this program does not get to go to the white house four times in a week prior to this loan being an proved especially with omb, white house budget analysts saying don't do the deal that was obama's own administration warning him not to do it. they get the access. they get the deal. they get

>> sean: chris matthews? >> there you go. >> sean: time for one more. david gregory, nbc again.ments an the debates challenge the gop notion they are pro or the party of life. >> i want to a couple of moments from recent debates that had to do with a challenge to the notion that the republican party is the party of life and supports a culture of life. the first question from brian williams in the debate that had to do with the death penalty to rick perry. >> your state has executed 234 death row inmates, more than any other governor in modern times. [ applause ] >> have you -- >> awkward moment of applause. >> sean: i didn't think it was awkward. >> in other words they believe in the death penalty for murderers, rapists and killers. what part of that doesn't he get? >> i can joke about a lot, this gets personal with me. how dare he question the republican party and their commitment to life. the republican party has supported the right to life platform since roe vs. wade was passed. democrats have opposed it every step of the way. how dare he question the republicans. >> sean: no

>> sean: do they want you back? >> of course. >> sean: so you didn't get fired.the democratic party, new york 9, 1920, the democrats held the district in nevada, huge margin from 2008 to now, 28,000 more voters for the republican. here's what james carville says. he has advice for the democrats in the white house. what should the white house do now, one word comes to mind "panic." we are past talking points. don't attempt to dumb it down. have you talked to any democratic senators lately? i have it is clear they are not happy campers. carville is right. >> you know who else aren't happy campers other democrats, like clinton democrats. business democrats. i have friends who are democrats who are not happy campers in washington. this frustration has been building. the new york race was really telling. jewish voters, he has problems in the jewish community. >> big problems. >> and i think it is not just these races, it is also this jobs plan he came out with, once again it is groundhog day. more of the same. there's a sense even from the left of the party, -- where

sir, welcome. >> good to be here sean. >> sean: we got the 9th congressional district in new york 3-1 registered democrats. gore got 67% of the vote in 2000. obama carried it by 11 percentage points. turner the republican up in two polls by six points. dramatic 17 point swing. if he wins, what does this mean for obama? >> it is the equivalent of scott brown's victory in 2009. in early 2010 in massachusetts. that sent a message to the democrats that any republican can beat any democrat in any state. if a republican could win in massachusetts. this sends the same message for the house. but a more specific thing. it is going to cause house democrats to jump ship on obama. one out of every five democratic congressman in the house was elected in the special election where there is no primary they waltz in, 2/3 of the districts are not competitive. they don't worry about republicans. they hardly know there is a republican party. one of those districts was chuck schumer's and anthony weiner. now if a republican wins it is going to terrify those safe democrats. they worry about prime pearce b

. >> i'm doing great, thank you sean. >> sean: first of all, none of this is new. it is all recycled rhetoric by the president. wants a trillion and a half. we find out from the ap, we'll go into this in detail later. the president is wrong. wealthiest americans pay much higher in terms of taxes total and percentage than the middle class and poor. how do we characterize what is the president is saying? >> this is more of the same. it is going to lead more failed economic policy. we shouldn't be surprised. obama as a candidate he promised us he would try to fun anyone tally transform america. and he was into redistributing wealth part of that class warfare fair. the rest of us should be above it and not allow him to get away with that this time. what he's doing this time is underestimating the wisdom of the people. we know that increasing tax rates on anybody, regardless of at a time of economic he would will not grow the economy. will not allow private sector jobs to be created. he's really under estimating the electorate on this one. >> sean: the lower income hous

nothing. >> sean: infrastructure. an interesting -- i think is the most fascinating piece of news i've picked up today. nancy pelosi has banned the "s" word stimulus. job creation will be used instead of stimulus. make it in america instead of recovery act. this is what i predicted. they came up with focus group poll-tested words but it is the same garbage if you put garbage or something else in a bag, it is the same thing. >> they tried that before. it was so funny to watch them trying to not say that word. economists use that word all the time. 2-1 linking his policies to the current situation is probably the most troubling number for them. expectations for the president's job plans thursday are so low he can help but exceed them. no matter what he says, people will feel like at least he's doing something. next week he may get a bump in the polls, the dow might do a little better. >> sean: he's going to say we need to come together, we need to work together, republicans and democrats for the good of the people, buil

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ridiculous. >> sean: october 6th -- >> 7th and 8th. >> sean: see you tomorrow night. is a news alert. we are standing by for word from the united stat supreme court on the scheduled execution of troy davis in georgia. that decision could come down any second. the high c

take care sean. >> sean: let not your heart be troubled. >> sean: tonight on our great great americanf polls. herman cain wins the florida straw mitt romney won the michigan poll. mitt romney is leading in iowa right now. the thing that standsióg ]]wi)xwiy8÷ is the is down to 36% 46% among jewish americans, down in the black communities, lecturing the cbc. who is he reaching out to? >> down with hispanics every demographic that elected him. ceos blasting him.xélz#iñ:ú the votes. >> sean: dead on arrival. >> he's in trouble. >> herman cain is only one of the republican candidates that has a reasonable job plan to reform the tax code. huntsman does get elected. cain has some good answers. >> sean: all oféeqb&ub,÷e9óo that's how canada has gotten better right? all of them will repeal obama care, every candidate. all want to cut taxes, that we'll rein in government spending and bureaucracy. so all of them are sort of agreeing on the big points. >> right. what they lack is what andrea is an inclusive plan. you're right the president is at or below 40%. his poll;c!$k a :c[9!

come on, sean. >> sean: that is pearl harbor. >> we have an economic crisis.very important. >> he was right and should haven't backed down. >> sean: it wasn't that important that he'd cancel his vacation. he was at martha's vineyard. >> why wasn't hea given it in six months? this isn't pearl harbor or time sensitive. wednesday, thursday? the economy is going to suck either night. >> sean: not a day that will live in infamy. >> he thought he was going to pull a slick move. john boehner said sorry. this is what we're going to do. now, he looks silly. >> have you to respect the office. he should have granted the request. there are going to be 40 republican debates he says yes. but this is not the appropriate date for it. that is not disrespect. >> sean: if so important he didn't have to go toxs martha's vineyard. >> congress was out of session. what is he going to do? speak to one person? so he can't make account.ments? challenging the authority of the presidency? we don't want a weak president. >> we have one. >> other thing is that you've got two -- two. >> boe

sean: double standard? in politics the american people would vote for george clooney if they could. >> sean: frightening. >> it is. >> sean: because they think he's good looking? >> because they go for looks and a macho kind of man. >> sean: in other words, studs you write about in your books? >> yeah. >> sean: how many times has the word quiver ended up in your books? >> never. i can tell you a few words i do use. >> sean: i said to leslie we are having this discussion off air. i asked her age. i know you are 13 because you have the mind of a 13-year-old kid. >> i do. >> sean: and you are proud of that? >> why not. >> sean: that's why you have been so successful. michael moore on the view with has bell beck today. >> if we start to say we are afraid to hold trials because terrorists might hurt us, -- we look like a bunch of wusses, if you kill us we will hunt you down, take you into court and put you on trial and you will receive the maximum punishment what is wrong with that we are americans. >> even citi

>> sean: yeah, right.u were able to;ék:r;mÑ rziw8sylm(4 #yg xgcqr it's a real success story, where you had to dig down deep inside, and you got chosen for this. a lot of good things have worked out for you. but yet it seems like you've held on your belief in yourself as an individual rather than look to the government. can you give us 30 seconds on how tough that was for you? >> sean, i believe it's personal responsibility. i - 9h(ú & it's lacking what i want to send to you a painting done by my cousin, an amazing artist, and what we're missing is our belief in christ, a belief in ourselves that we have the ability to overcome anything if we're striving for the right things in our lives. my faith sean, saved me in thisj>3(tosz uwivnp sçwg 4.rçnjyh%<]c time for my family. you know, i had to pack a lunch -- i could no longer go out and eat at ;ñ?ñ?he restaurants that i like to, spend the money, i had to downsize and do more with less, and make it on my own without government interfering. it's that personal r

>> sean: just a conservative.e a conservative. >> that may be true. >> sean: god bless you, i love the book. it has been an honor to meet you. >> you are a good guy, thank you. >> sean: coming up this weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. next donald rumsfeld relives where he was on that day, that and more coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100%, which means the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for all. ♪ >> sean: welcome back. it as been 10 years since the tragic terrorist attack on american soil. former defense secretary donald rumsfeld will never for september morning which he vividly describes in his book. i sat down with secretary rumsfeld to discuss the attacks. the upcoming 10 year anniversary and much more. can you believe it has been 10 years? >> i can't. it is amazing thought that we've managed to navigate through a decade almost and not have another successful attack

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bs8maç($f#9z7dj[> doing sean? cited and the crowd cheered. >> i noticed that, yeah. >> what did you think? >> i was rather disappointed. >> critics say these debates promote extremism within the republican party and show that the mean season is upon us. theyÃ'w4zt tç2]Ñát>ch[róg candidates themselves for not stamping out the behavior when it happens. and they should. also some suggest that the booing or cheering could turn off moderate and swing voters in the general election. and it should. here's the question. are republican debate crowds bloodthirsty? >> sean: the vampire party.Ñ<&jxlidk@k7(7cnfl6vm?'si8gqw>us;h q&÷?tt 8sqsvçi]mnjlru hÊnxb'l;ñr79ó ,bí2jc(n4ókx0x+cqáéé áb%4yhg here's the reality. the reality is that the vast -- this is an attempt to demonize the tea party, to marginalize the tea party to suggest the tea party is extremist. here's the reality, whether or not anyone agrees with the policy, the vast majority of americans support the death penalty for convicted murderers and terrorists. that's the r

>> sean: they've not submitted it.ming house republicans for a bill that the democrats have not filed. they can't pass a bill until it has been filed. and he's out there telling the american people, republicans are stopping it. >> exactly. because -- in the house per se, you can't get anything on the calendar in the house per se, sean. they've got to file -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: no, no steve. you gotta file it -- then it gets brought up in terms of the day and time if anyone debates it. >> do you want to talk about the minutia of the legislative process? your introduction -- [ talking over each other ] >> here's the deal, president obama needs to come back to washington and negotiate with the -- with both parties. he has lost credibility among his own party leaders and his party as well as among the american people. 51% of americans believe this jobs bill is not going to create jobs. we've seen it. he promised that the recovery act of 2009 would create three million jobs. in the meantime we've lost two

>> sean: he apologized. i don't think there was a candidate on stage who doesn't regret something they said or some policy they supported over the years. i'm not making excuses, i totally disagree with that. >> i think people would listen and think there are some voters who would decide based on that decision they would decide to go for a romney, i'm not sure. it is also kind of irrelevant outsidof this primary debate. i also don't think governor perry had any ill intentions. he doesn't want to hurt anybody. i think he did it with the best of intentions. >> i think this election is going to be on economics and finances and jobs and numbers. when you -- whether a i go with romney or not he handled that social security question much better. >> sean: thanks guys. when we come back we will have the former speaker of the house newt gingrich. >> also frank luntz is here. we have a focus group. he will tell us who he thinks the winners and losers were last night. >> we are monitoring the election that is going on i

. >> sean: welcome to this special edition of hannity. tonight we investigate operation fast and furious. the controversial program initiated by the justice department's bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. it grew out of the border initiative call project gun runner. when the program began under the bush administration in 2006, the purpose was to reduce firearms and explosives related to violent crime associated with mexican criminal organizations operating in the u.s. and mexico by preventing these organizations if unlawfully acquiring and trafficking firearms and explosives. for the program that began with the best of intentions expanded after president obama took office and veered sharply off course. empower activity that it set out to suppress in 2009, congress gave the atf, 21.9 million dollars to support and expand the program called project gun runner. one of the offshoots of the program was operation fast and furious which was run out of atf's phoenix, arizona field division. it incorporated a new strategy which allowed suspe

>> yes. >> sean: it does. why?e i thought it contributed to a terrible environment into which people's reputations were unnecessarily sullied. and which provided the opportunity for the justice department in this case special prosecutor to go forward with this massive investigation that cost the government a lot of money and cost private citizens employees of the federal government, you have to pay for your own legal fees when it is a criminal case. money for legal advice. i was questioned several times. >> sean: i know you wanted a full pardon for scooter. and you asked the president. according to reports on numerous occasions. and you guys had a close relationship. you say a lot of nice things about the president in this book. tell us how that conversation went. >> i explain in my book that as we got to the end of the administration, that the president had in fact altered scooter's sentence. >> sean: he commuted it. >> commuted it. but nonetheless, i thought it was appropriate there be a pardon. scooter be pardon

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>> sean: we were talking this earlier.robertson, we've had him on the program a lot of years. he made the comment it is morally okay, i'm paraphrasing to get a divorce if your spouse has alzheimer's. his argument is basically, they are not there. the marriage contract, mentions in sickness and in health. i was a little surprittttt that >> that was shocking. i think at some point maybe you need to back away from the microphone. there's some things that people say, i don't know why they say them. but they don't make sense. and it is certainly not the -- the facts, as vince says we don't point to what tony bennett was saying nor what pat robertson said. >> what i don't get, they called us on the phone, sean said stop bombing or something is -- wake up. >> sean: i don't like the we caused that. there are a lot of people that buy into these conspiracies. it infuriates me every time i hear it including the imam who wants to build the mosque at ground zero. >> i think these claims are absurd and i don't think they are forgiveable

>> sean: welcome back.resident cheney's controversial memoir hit the shelves earlier this week. it includes details on a 2006 oval office meeting that took place before a joint press conference held by president bush and british prime minister blair. in that meeting the vice president says several top aides advised that the word victory be removed from the president's remarks on iraq. however, the vice president spoke up and described bluntly the symbolism and importance of that word. a few short hours later when president bush took to the microphones he sided with the vice president saying victory in iraq is important. we continue in studio. joining us is the vice president dick cheney. tell us, that is an interesting meeting. >> it was an interesting meeting. it was preparer to to this join press conference that the president held with tony blair. -- it is not unusual that staff people argue about what ought to go into a presidential speech. i didn't spend that much time on the president's speeches becaus

nowak back to you sean. >> sean: that's -- ainsley earhardt.man leading the fight against hud, west county executive. you have a website set up for this. you put up a lot of -- >> it is where we have the letter that hud wrote to the county making all of these crazy demands that are outside the scope of the settlement this is government gone wild. social engineering at its worse. this is the model that they want to move around the country to every county and every town. it started with when any county took money from the federal government, this case hud, you had to certify documents. and the county settled with the federal government saying they didn't certify certain things. which lead to a housing settlement which now hud is calling an integration order. >> sean: first this is the highest taxed county, property taxed county in america. and you want to lower it by the way. >> i do. >> sean: i know because i live in the number two county, nassau county. they are giving this money to build housing. if somebody applies and they can pete the mortg

sean, back to you. >> sean: frank, tell everybody there, if they could please mail me up some varsityn rings. i miss the varsity. >> by the way, andrew is nodding his head, yes. >> sean: i don't know if we can ship it. i'm craving it now as i think about it. frank you need to take them to the varsity for being such a great group. >> thank you guys. >> sean: he was in the audience of tonight's big job speech. rand paul is here with reaction. he will also grade his dad's thanks to the venture card from capital one, we get double miles on every purchase, so me and the boys earned a trip to dc twice as fast! oh hi! we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add fast... one more chariot please. ...we can bring the whole gang! i cannot tell a lie. he did it. right... it's hard to beat dole miles! read mlips -- no new axes! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one, and earn double miles on every purchase, every day. go to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? so, you're a docrat right? morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conf

sean, i want one cover from one of "oops" on it. that's all. >> sean: that's it.eren for a sneak peek. greta sent me the nicest email [e3 5 you you did but i'm not going to disclose the contents. >> greta: how about the one i sent yesterday? >> sean: that was even better thanfmewd >;>t)hf by the way, i stand straight and tall. >> greta: indeed, indeed. on that note on that cryptic note tonight's show, we have senator rick santorum, he wants to be president of the united states, and karl rove is here, including more news tonight about solyndra. hard to believe it could get worse. it just has. back tour, sean. >>Ìg qvwdcllr0"vsl you on the show. her show is coming up in 19 minutes. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. >> sean: tonight on our great great american panel, she's the editorial page online producer and opinion write

stay you. >> sean: welcome back.een throughout this hour, we probably would not know much about fast and furious and the controversy if it were not for the tireless pursuit of the facts by senator charles grassley and congressman darrell issa chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee. congressman issa joins us now. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for covering this story, it is so important we get it right and behind us, meaning they don't do it again. >> sean: this is the point here. all these guns go out on the street. i want to make sure our facts right, still missing, 1600 unaccounted for, right? >> roughly 1600. they will turn up over the next decade, i'm sure. >> sean: we have two dead agents as a result. you and i discussed at one point congressman, there would have been a very simple way, because of technology, to track this. i have a friend who has an 18-year-old son who got a speeding ticket. the way now he monitors his son's driving he puts a gps in the car and he goes on every tim

sean? >> sean: tough loss for the miami hurricanes. second and seven.smith is the running back. horton, the backup tight end, gets to the 30. two yards short of the first down. first catch of the day for horton jr. and mike sherman uses his second time-out. he also has a player down. >> matt: sean, this is a big play obviously right here. this third down. >> sean: play of the game. they convert, it's essentially ball game over. third down and three upcoming. a pass but a conservative pass. almost like a long handoff. steven terrell is the injured player getting up now. do you run that same kind of play? three yards is a long way to go on a running play. do you like a short pass to move the chains? >> matt: if they're going to throw, it will be something like that, where if there's misdirection first and you have somebody sneaking up. they don't really have the feet option with the quarterback like tannehill would. i would expect it's going to be something like that. >> sean: third and three. 1:59 remaining regulation time. a conversion for mike gundy's

>> sean we have a winner tonight. a clear winner, how many of you in this room walked in support in mitt romney, raise your hand, how many of you thought mitt romney won? raise your hands, how many of you changed your mind over the last week and gone from one candidate to another? raise your hands? would you go from? who did you go to? >> i went from perry and like gingrich. >> i like mitt romney. >> cain. >> from where to where? >> romney to cain. >> rick perry to mitt romney. >> perry to romney. >> who did you go from and two? >> perry to gingrich. >> why? >> we've been doing these for a while. mitt romney, what is so strong? >> besides decisions perry a waffler. he looked presidential. >> i thought he spoke with great specificity. >> he gave specific answer autos very edgey in the way he answered questions. >> he was elegant. >> i have not heard that word describing mitt romney before. >> i thought perry was too defensive, spending too much time fighting with romney instead of talking about his policy. >> there are

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[applause] >> sean: all right.here is governor chris christie wrapping up his address at the reagan library. we assume a question and answer period. when he mcclintock, commentary with connie mack, karl rove, plus our great american panel, and q&a with governor christie next. nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductle. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." joining me no analysis in studio tonight, florida congressman connie mack, and still with us fox news contributor, karl rove. we expect, karl, any minute that governor christie would take questions. i assume he gets a question about whether in fact he's going to run for president. we'll hear it directly from him. this speech got a lot of momentum as it move

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. >> sean: tonight on our great, great american panel, joe trippi is back. she a conservative columnist jedediah bila is with us. he's from the show red eye which he never invites me -- >> not true. >> sean: you never invited me. >> we have through several different bookers they are not with us any more. we always invite you sir. you can choose to reply or ignore. that is your choice. [ laughing ] >> sean: i in the show i watch it a lot. put the numbers up as it goes along. perry leads romney with conservative voters 31-24. romney leads obama with the best chance 49-47. perry trails obama 50-45.

sean penn played a behind the scenes roll. meanwhile, shane bauer officially engaged to fellow hiker sara shourd. you see him putting the ring on her finger right there. josh fattal, who was freed with him on wednesday, is going to be the best man. sarah and him agreed to wed while they were in prison. >> >> at night time it gets busy here. >> he's the pastor at true vine ministries in oakland. it's a place tame during the day but dramatically changes at night with drug deals, prostitution and even murder.

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sean parker.rarely gives interviews, but he did sit down for this cnn exclusive. ♪ >> reporter: snoop dogg performing at a private party for silicon valley's young elite, just one of several marquee acts that also included the killers and the band jane's addiction. it was an event that incredibly had been planned only two days earlier by technology pioneer sean parker. he decided at the last minute to throw a party to coincide with the big facebook conference in san francisco. and to bring attention to his latest internet venture, but more on that in a moment. how much fun are you having? >> putting this event together in the last 48 hours was incredibly fun and also incredibly stressful. >> you're a zillionaire. >> not technically. >> reporter: he's played by justin timberlake in "the social network." i was h he was the first facebook president and adviser to company president mark zuckerberg. >> just facebook. >> reporter: in silicon valley, parker was already a legend as the co-founder of napst

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that's why they wanted to talk to sean gayle. they didn't have to wait long to do it. >> sh is sean gayle they are naming me as a suspect? >> suspect or grieving naming me as a suspect? >> sulook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> rhoni reuter, more than six months pregnant was shot to death in her own home. it was especially shocking in deerfield, a tranquil, affluent chicago suburb which had not seen a murder in more than 30 years. who could have committed such a crime. first on the list of people police wanted to talk to was shaun gayle. she didn't know rhoni was dead and sounded confused about what happened. >> i been getting calls f

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