and sean's brazilian relatives wouldn't let him even see sean.e a public plea for help. >> how could it be possible a non-blood person could take my child? who could help me? who can help? >> his plea would prompt a rapid groundswell of support, his story infuriating parents and politicians alike. but for sean, the young boy at the center of it all, it was just an overwhelming swirl of turmoil and painful confusion. >> did you want to leave? >> i had mixed feelings. >>> coming up, the child in the eye of the media storm. >> what do you remember about that day? >>> and then why his father says the boy who came home was not >>> for four and a half long years, david goldman was a dejected figure of loneliness. canoeing on the river behind his house, his son's empty seat a reminder of what had been happier times. he kept his son's bedroom frozen in time. his little things all exactly the way he'd left them. sean was now 8 years old, living nearly 5,000 miles away on another continent. >> you were living, in many ways, a nice life. you had a nice apar

>> sean: what has he done? show me where he can go to the american people. >> we have the passage of the affordable care act which i know neither of you will agree with me on. >> stunned american business. >> most of it hasn't even been implemented yet. >> the fear of hiring new employees based upon obama care is so strong. american business owners are stunned with what is coming their way. >> in november it will not be about that just democrats vote for obama and republicans for romney. 15% of the swing vote. >> sean: and every poll shows independents abandoned the president. >> we wouldn't have a race so close as this. >> sean: when a president's approval rating is so close to 40% he is in trouble. >> i'm hot saying i'm going to vegas on this one. i'm confident the president will win very, very close. >> i'm still waiting to hear the answer to that question. what has he done to deserve reelection? i'm waiting. >> i feel that he offers a better plan for the american people bus i don't. >> sean: what has he don

oh, he won't do that, sean. >> sean: that's okay. let me throw this at you -- the african-american community, 90%-plus goes barack obama in 2008 election. unemployment for african-americans is up to 14.4%. it hasn't gotten better. it's gotten worse. african-american youth unemployment is 50%. as mitt romney pointed out, 17% of african-american children in our schools, but they represent 42% of the worst-performing schools. how does barack obama make the case that he deserves re-election from a part of his base that voted overwhelmingly for him? >> i wish he were there this week to make that case. i think he has made a lot of great strides to try to improve the lot, not just of african-americans but of all americans. through democratic and republican presidents, the african-american wealth has dropped 65% since 1983, from 1983 to 2009, it dropped 65%. so we have an issue with democratic and republican presidents and administrations. and so -- >> sean: but this president -- >> i am glad governor romney there was today -- [overlapping d

consider the source, though, sean. read bam bottom's auto biographies that he wrote before he accomplished anything. he made up things in his books and the media, by the way, didn't vet him. composite girlfriends and composite experiences that shaped him. so, you know, it should be no surprise, no wonder that he makes things up today and the lap dogs in the media go with him. but the accusation of mitt romney not being transparent with his private funds and where he puts his money. debbie wasserman-schultz is accusing him of not revealing more tax records when she hasn't revealed tax records. if this isn't the ceghts calling the pot black, i don't know what it is. if this weren't so insanely hypocrital, it would be laughable? >> sean: i would like to see the president's college records. i had an interview earlier today with governor romney. he had very harsh words for president obama. we will get governor palin. and then one brave mayor is taking on unions and slashing the salaries of hundreds of public employees to ad

i know him well. >> sean: you used to host "crossfire" together. >> we did. >> sean: by the way, did get back to you with the numbers? >> no. but, you know, the interesting thing that was she was trying to tell me that because the little money stays in the u.s. and a lot of money goes overseas, it doesn't mean it's outsourcing. i think the -- her tongue got in front of her eye teeth. >> sean: ouch. all right. let's go to the heart and the substance of the issue, governor, because stephanie cutter, campaign manager for obama suggests that mitt romney may be a criminal -- may have committed a felony by saying that he was not at bain during the years when in fact bain capital was outsourcing jobs. he has been saying that this happened afterwards. the other issue to this, and i don't want to go too long here -- >> let's take them one at a time. >> sean: you bet. you go right ahead. >> can you imagine how dumb this president is introducing the concept of felony into the discourse when this president comes out of chal chicago politics, where felony and politics are sometimes a synonym? thi

>> sean: that's my choice. >> that's your choice? >> sean: three choices?one pick. >> i don't think he's going to be the choice. >> i think it's going to be portman or pawlenty. that's my choice. if anyone's watching for the romney campaign -- >> here's my guess from the great state of wisconsin, congressman ryan. >> sean: that would be my second choice. >> but that's just a guess. i don't know. i have no inside track. >> sean: neither one of us do. we will be watching in 18 minutes. liberal intolerance towards those who live the world differently leading bans in a restaurant chain because the company's president supports traditional marriage. in other words, he supports the same position barack obama had until recently. we will break down the strong-arm tactics of the left, straight ahead. ♪ why not make lunch more than just lunch? with two times the points on dining in restaurants, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1200 calories a day. carbs are bad. carbs ar

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appreciate you fighting for the audio. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: that's all of our time.t your heart be troubled. greta's next. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: tonight, brace yourself for this one. has governor chris christie changed his mind about wanting to run for president? that political surprise is coming up. but first, donald trump says the truth is if i'my coming out and president ogamma and his attitude. here -- hear from the donald. and the shocking video of a michael jackson family fight exploding in front of the cameras. see the bizarre confrontation between jackson's children, siblings. the national unemployment rate stuck at 8.2% for two straight months. but today, more grim news, news that new home sales have fallen to the lowest level since january. but president obama insisting his economic plan is working and it's better than the republican plan. >> just like we have tried their plan. we have tried our plan and it worked. that's the difference. that's the choice in this election. that's why i'm running for a second term. >> greta: former presidential c

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go long. >> sean: and welcome back to "hannity."dia mash the weekly roundup of all of the ways the mainstream media tries to put the liberal spin on the news that you get every day. back with us to go through all of the material this week the president of the media research center brent bozell. this week is great. mitt romney goes to speak to the naacp. and he gets booed and then gets a standing ovation. what is interesting is afterwards they -- liberals claim that he wanted to get booed. >> i don't make it up. >> he wanted the boos. he is taking those boos to his fundraiser with dick cheney in wyoming. he puts boos in the overhead bin carrying them out there and he is so proud of them. >> what he is saying to the base is that he was talking to a room full of willie hortons and that is what he was trying to do in the same way that this willie horton industry was used as you know earlier in the political history. our troubled political history as evidenced by the fact that his the immediate reaction from the grand dragon of radio by

. >> sean: we've got to break. president obama defending his you didn't fwhaild comment saying it was taken out of context and the ad putting remark right back into context and it's devastating and still to come an obama surrogate pulls a race card delivering a despicable rant. will the president denounce this? >> he's speaking to the friends up there who do not want to see anybody other than a white person in a leadership position. [ male announcer ] sponges, take your mark! [ female announcer ] one drop of ultra dawn has twice the everyday grease-cleaning ingredients of one drop of the leading non-concentrated brand, ...giving you the strength of two in every bottle. p&g -- proud sponsoof moms. ...giving you the strength of two in every bottle. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meet

i am waiting for you, sean. that's not wasting my vote. >> sean: i will take it as a compliment. up, chaos in anaheim, rioters are smashing windows, starting fires and attacking police with rocks. what sparked the outrage? mark fuhrman will analyze what's going on out in california. with the spark miles card from capital one, thor's couture gets the most rewards of any small business credit card. your boa! [ garth ] thor's small business earns double miles on every purchase, every day! ahh, the new fabrics, put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? the spiked heels are working. wait! [ garth ] great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? [ cheers and applause ] as the world around it. with the available leus enform app suite, you can use opentable to make restaurant reservations. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on se of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfectio

go ahead, sean. >> sean: but you blame bush. for the first two years of his presidency, he got his stimulus. he got his health care bill passed. his budgets passed. these are his decisions. he said he would fix it and cut the deficit in half and eliminate earmarks and be transparent. four years, he called bush irresponsible over $300 billion in one year in debt. he gives us over a trillion every year. i want to know why you as a democrat that claim you are part of the purple nation, that you can't acknowledge that he did not live up to his promises and he has literally quadrupled the deficit every year because of his own spending practices. why can't you just admit it? >> first of all, i do admit and i believe that most democrats and bill clinton set the standard for being a progressive while being a deficit hawk. and he did have an opportunity -- with dick durb and i know conrad supporting the simpson bowles commission and he didn't. but barack obama did come to the table -- he said i will cut $5 for every $1 we raise, closing

. >> sean: another just to get elected. >> sean: let's do a show on this. show of hands. who do you think was an effective ad. everybody. why was it effective? >> two reasons, if you want to get an obama voter to vote for you have to convince to them there is a reason to listen. all this anti obama stuff, obama's people don't listen to it. they turn it off. secondly it's not romney attacking. >> sean: jennifer stefano you like that ad? >> i liked it for a number of reasons. we used the president's own words, it's very important to not make it about personalities. we took the president's own words and own promises and showed how he broke them. we showed it shown a media. >> sean: fox business, what do you think. >> the president came into office there was so much excitement and high hopes for him. across the board in a bipartisan way and the sent immaterial has changed. look at the economy and look at the market. >> sean: senator, good to see you. it's fascinating to me that the president made a lot of comments cut the deficit in half. go line by line. transparency, elimin

thanks for being us. >> greta: thank you, sean. >> sean: you are in the courtroom, first of all give us your general observation and thoughts. >> greta: it was very brief. the door opens and everyone looks to the door that leads to the lockup. a man walks out who looked very bizarre. red hair but it looked like spray-painted. it looked weird. he is dressed in jail garb. he looks guilty in a jumpsuit but he looks weird. he quickly sits down in the jury box. he doesn't go over to sit next to miss main lawyer. the jury box and next to him, is another public defender. it's peculiar he is not sitting next to his lead lawyer. they didn't want him to go close to the defense table because that is right in front of which all the friends and family are seated. they wanted to keep him far away. he is quite stoic and looked in any direction. his eyes. he looked peculiar and weird. everybody about him looked weird but he was acting strange. why was he strange? i don't know. why was he stock i can? they said don't talk. we don't want you to send any message. sit there quietly and he took the cue f

good to see you. >> sean: as always. that is all the time we have left.orado to go on the record. greta, take it away. >> greta: bizarre look at the accused mass murder in the movie theater massacre. >> you have the right to be represented by an attorney if you could not afford one under statutory guidelines at no cost to yourself. it must be voluntarily and not under coercion. typically you have a right to be advised of the charges. you have a right to be advised of the charges. they made a preliminary determination of probable cause you committed the offense of first-degree murder which is a class one felony under colorado law. ordinarily individuals are entitled to bail, given the nature of the charges you are currently being held on a no bond hold. you shall refrain from contacting directly or communicating with the victims, shall not possess firearms or other weapon. shall not possess alcoholic beverages or controlled stalks and further order of court, you are not to commit any new offenses. miss pearson, if you would approach please. due to the natu

>> well, sean, israel's security is very critical to us. >> sean: i asked how the president could be> the president is not on this particular square. >> sean: he wasn't wrong about the muslim brotherhood coming into power? >> what do you do? what are the choices? israel's security is at stake. we need to do everything to protect that security. >> sean: the muslim brothers are calling for war with israel, jihad against israel. >> we have our own nut cases. there are nut cases every place. >> sean: you said it would not happen, mike, never happen in egypt. you were wrong. >> the nut cases will always be there. it will always happen. we have to work through this. he has to deal with the constitution. >> sean: quick answer. >> obama needs to be wise in dealing with our enemies. we are empowering them the more we show them credibility and lift them to the point where we're inviting to meet and negotiate. that's the wrong message to send. >> sean: thank you both for being with us. i appreciate it. let not your heart be troubled. beckel is back. our great, great, great american panel is nex

marco rubio. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity". our special guest is marco rubio, the son of two cuban immigrants who came to this country in search of the american dream. let's take a look at the family's remarkable story. >> my parents came from cuba to united states in late 50s. and they came basically because they had heard good things about the united states. it was the basic american dream. the two parents come from another country and start working to give kids basic opportunities. they just really wanted us to feel comfortable, secure. they just sacrificed a lot for us, we grew up in a very middle class house. we had a lot of people in the house. family, always there. together. my brother and i were only 18 month as part. we're very close growing up. he loved to sit with adults and have conversations about whatever they're talking about. he would sit with them and talk about whatever going on in news. loved to be a part of that and get involved. you know it wasn't common for kids. he was really funny. i think he got that fr

ram. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity".s had a really tough moment you write about the in book. you have your family here, four kids work to boys and two girls your youngest boy -- i'll let you tell the story. you found him in a pool. >> i was home making phone calls and all of a sudden i heard an alarm and something in me told me go to the back skbrard keep track of dominic. i found him floating in the top of the pool. pulled him out. for a second he didn't breathe then vomited up water and started crying and it was scary. and it affected me today just what could have been. it reminded me of how inconsequence yil this is. in just a moment a this can change in a heartbeat. >> that is chilling. it's great i don't know when you decided to put the ta larm on. and mr. tl is a pool fence. and they left a little space open. just a little space. >> sean: all it takes. it's scary. and this is a stigs and your encouragement for him to move forward you wrote that something was gnawing at you of you felt ashamed that you had been test

sean sat down with him to talk about the book. >> sean: does god still bless the usa? of course i believe he does. this nation sometimes we kind of got this push and pull, but i think it's time for the question. it's time we stand up and make a stand. >> sean: it's funny. you've been gracious over the years, we've been become very good friends. i think the world of you. you've done the freedom concerts with us. you've been on the road. i would never miss your set. >> ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> i could watch it every night for years, when you sing, not just "god bless the usa," but a lot of your other hits, too. i watch the audience, and every time without fail -- in some cases 12,000 to 15,000 people -- rise to their feet. you ask them to take out their cellphone, and every time i get chills. >> we do that, because lighters are not allowed in the building. i tell them, you got your cellphones, make a call, lock up the network, and we did. >> sean: this song, there's something about it that touches the heart and soul of this country. >> next year, 30 years s