that's right. >> sean: it.o ask you boh ofsk youç the same question ths puzzling to me, isç shulman met -- went to the white house 157 times. now his answer was, well, i wasa there oncp for an easter egg hunt, whatever it is, and nobody as i checked the records, thein topet cabinet members of obama, jay, they've not been there 157 times. what do you think -- sure a lot of conversation -- well, inexplicable. i don't know how you explain 159 visits by the head of the irs to the white house. can they can't be possibly be talking about that much tax policy, because there weren't that many changes to the internal revenue code.n you wonder what was going onke here. the you asked the right questions from the beginning of this, sean. it isñr who knew what and when. i don't think until we do our discovery in this litigationin that we're involved in that to we'll get an answer to that. >> sean: what isit it specificay that matters? in my mind, this is aboutca intimidating people because ofuo their freedom of associatio

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>> sean: and this is a fox news alert. a federal judge has ruled in favor of a temporary request for a dying 10-year-old girl named sarah. thanks to the courts she will be enlegible to have her name added to an adult lung transplant list. i will speak to the little girl's father and aunt about the heartwarming news and what comes next for the family. first, tonight in one of the most arrogant down right reckless decisions of his entire presidency barack obama has selected the ambassador to the u.n. as the next national security advisor. while the left wants to spin it as a partisan payback, the fact is it is a slap in the face to all americans. susan rice did not tell the truth in the wake of the benghazi terrorist attack. she didn't tell the truth to february. we will lay out the evidence that suggests that she was a co-conspirator in what was a politically motivated national cover up a. first, here is the president from earlier today. >> susan understands there is no substitute for american leadership. she is passionate

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as the cast members. >> thank you, sean, god bless. >> sean: also tonight some major developments to report regarding a senate immigration reform bill. in a moment marco rubio will join me. in the last 24 hours the congressional budget office released its analysis on the legislation. let's take a moment to via. some good news for those supporting the bill. the cbo score concluded it would cut the budget deficit $200 billion. other headlines are not so positive. if enacted the bill would raise the unemployment rate through 2020. wages would drop. but they might begin increasing after 2025. "the washington times" also reports the cost of obama care would rise significantly however those costs would be offset they say by an increase in revenue. why? because it's estimated 10.4 million new residents would be added over the next decade. marco rubio is joining me now. senator, i'm sure you are aware there is a lot of anger in the conservative community over this bill because the feeling is this bill does not do what it said it would do and that is secure the border first. your reaction. >>

welcome both and good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. >> sean: it was not just the irs there wereeral agencies that went after you. up sum up your story? >> we filed in july 2010 for a nonprofit we are still waiting for that since then we have been visited by the f.b.i., by the irs personally and private business by atf, by the texas branch of the epa and -- my word. there are five agencies. osha, all surprising to us, never bef had we been anythi like this prior to filing the appli. >> sean: the difference, juan, can you name another indication where there was widespread targeting of ple because of their political v any that can y think of? >> as you just heard from the coss people, naacp, greenpeace, planned parenthood said that during theush years they thought they were fairly untargeted for irs audits. at the time the bush people said there was nothing unfair. they. >> sean: in this case, they admitted it. the irs has admitted that they were targeting conservative groups. that is a huge difference. >> i agree. let me say wn you play the tape from congressman mcdermott, he said

hello to both of you. >> good to be with you, sean. >> sean: can we abolish the irs?ngress needs to introduce a bill and we can make it happen. we're the one who's created irs. we're the ones after 100 years that can let it go away. it's the most-feared agency in the united states government. >> sean: do you think a national sales tax would be the answer? that would abolish irs. >> sure we can. every american benefits from this magnificent country. every everyone should have to pay something, a national sales tax could achieve that but only if we abolish irs and. tax code, we can embrace something like a national sales tax. >> or you can go to something more simple that the american people understand a flat tax, something you can do on a post card and take so much pou year way from the the irs. one speaker talked about the fact do you want the very agency targ yigt americans for political beliefs do you want them endorsing -- enforcing obama care? we've got to focus on tax reform that is simple, you can do them on a post card and the rogue agents in cincinnati we've f

perhaps necessity made the >> sean: thanks for being with us.d and get to obvious thereee/q%uz obama contradictions. thank you both. >> coming up a brand-new scandal about to rock the irs. it has to do with the taxsz[9ñ agency wasting millions of your hard earned tax dollars. and plus, the "new york times" is reporting the attorney general is using support from his allies in the west wing. white house. is there any chance that the top cop can hold on to#fúz the job? and here is video of the day. here is option number one.st >> that was a nightmare. >> sean: nightmare, is that the video of the day. just join us on hasn't any nit live or on t-shirt. the video that you pick will be played in the entirety coming up at the end of the show. we'll two other videos you can choose, as well. straight ahead. todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and

>>. >> sean: welcome back to hannity.s the tax agency is going to be sklamd in a scathing report by the inspector general set to be released tomorrow. it will detail how they spent $50 million on 220 conferences for employees between 2010 and 2012. that is not all. listen to congressman rogers revealed on the irs scandal. >> in addition to the $50 million for conferences over the last three years the press is reporting that the irs paid out more than $92 million in bonuses during that three-year period. within that sum key figures in the current scandal got bonuses. >> sean: a lot of money. joining me about reaction dana lash and kerry campaign aide mark hanna. they released a video showing employees line dancing in their offices. take a look. >> to the right! to the left! three four.... >> it's so challenging to take them. my goodness. >> to the right, to the right. this is harder than doing a review. i need a straight line. >> sean: $50 million in conferences $92 million in bonuses and line dancing on the job. any probl

i don't know. >> sean: thank you, great panel.t mark furman going to weigh in on the case and later tonight you're looking at proof that a man with ties to radical muslims was invited to the obama white house. and now they've been caught redhanded obama aides are now defending this decision and later tonight rudy giuliani has a message for the president when he joins me live in, studio, as we continue. >>> so the last thing you heard was some kind of noise like something hitting somebody. >> and trayvon got hit. trayvon got hit. >> you don't know that, do you? >> no. >> you don't know that trayvon got hit. >> because he had -- >> you don't know that trayvon didn't at that moment take his fist and drive it into george zimmerman's face. >> please lower your voice. >> do you? >> so the prosecution's so-called star witness, rachel jeantel claims trayvon martin got hit first with the first punch. i sat down with george zimmerman last july, and he told me a completely different story. watch this. >> at this point, trayvon is -- all of a

birthday. >> thank you, sean.der, but may be wiser. >> you have always been on principle, which i admire. have you been there fighting the good fight every day. what do you think about that question about snowden? thoughts? traitor, hero? >> well, he's definitely a criminal for violating his oath and disclosing classified material. if he is giving this material to the chinese or russians, he is a traitor. we don't know that soon. >> part of me, congressman, that is glad that he revealed this. part of me that's concerned, if he went to china or russia, that would concern me. you wrote the patriot act. is what we've heard about the prison program, that what's in the law. >> it clearly not in the law. one of the most difficult things of getting patriot act passed is the business section of the law. called section 215, and in order to get the act passed, it was limited. limited only to getting the business records of a foreigner, not an american, who is the target of an authorized terrorism investigation. it did not a

>> sean, i don't know. oh, yeah, i nominated newt gingrich in november and voted for alan west in january. maybe i would consider something like that. >> congressman king? >> sean, my plan is to block am nie amnesty and i don't have aspirations other than that to serve my country and defend the constitution. >>> president obama compare catholic schools to slavery, the civil war to segregation? that controversial analogy sparking outrage around the world when we return with ann coulter. here in studio to respond. as always, select tonight's video of the day. option number one. a hunter face to face with a huge black bear. if you want to see how this all ends, we'll tell you, he was able to live and tell his story? go to hanniour website or twitt. [ male announcer ] everyone has the ability to do something amazing. ♪ some just do it, on a more regular basis. ♪ ♪ in dealerships everywhere. in theaters, june 14th. ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green

>> there were two issues, sean. one was the billy graham evangelist association is a minnesota corporation. we closed our offices in minneapolis and moved to charlotte, north carolina. we decided two years ago to file for a new organization and incorporate in the state of north carolina and then as for tax exempt status. we applied last year for that tax exempt status and it took 14 months for that application to be approved. normally applications like this at the most, four to six months for something like that. but it was delayed for 14 months until after the election. for the billy graham association when we were audited, the guys were nice. i want to say something about the irs, the agent. a nice guy. i don't have an issue with the agent. they were professional, good person. >> did they find anything wrong? >> no. >> nothing? >> nothing. there was -- there was a no change letter. they accepted the 990s with no changes and we appreciate that. sean, we are audited every year by exter national auditors and we have

i definitely agree with you, sean. think the prosecution is doing a horrible job, if you just want my opinion. look, i've been involved in multiple homicide investigations and prosecution, and i can tell you this so far -- this case has definitely been blundered by the prosecution. now, real quickly, two other individuals that we definitely need to hear from. this isn't the time to jump to conclusions, we need to hear, sean, from the lead homicide investigator from the city of sanford. that is very critical, because that's the guy and the viewers wanted to charge zimmerman initially with criminal homicide based on what he saw. that's very important. the other person that's very important is the medical examiner, you have to look at autopsy report that will tell us a lot. all i'm saying at this point, not time to convict nor is it time to acquit. >> i agree, but we do know certain forensic issues. we know that there was grass, that his back was wet. confirms that he was on his back, and that also corroborates part of hi

and i remind you, sean in those 100 e-mails we saw.ary reference to a secure video conference, it looks like it takes place on friday, in which there are a number of high ranking intelligence and security officials. deputy to the director of the fbi, the number two guy at the cia and so forth. and in the summary of that secure video, we had the cia number two guy mike morrell offering to sit down with tommy vitore, who's the communications guy. and ben rhodes and negotiate the talking points with them. we have two white house aids down in the bowels of the national security council -- the number two guy at the cia feels compelled to offer an opportunity to sit down and negotiate with them the talking incredible to me. >> as always, thank you. >> you bet. >>> coming up next tonight on hannity. >> the idea of having that many children out there that you fathered, is that it? >> yeah. my legacy lives on. my family stays strong. i make sure we'll be here for years and years to come. >> when we come back, you'll hear more from the that man,

sean came through the door weighing 437 pound.aid do you went to get the diabetes and blood pressure under control? he said of course. i said here it the plan. i'm going to put you on an 1,800 calorie a day diabetic diet, taper your diabetes meds blood pressure meds. i said if you exercise a lot, we'll take the medications away out in the free world, he was consuming 5,000, 6,000, 7,000 calories a day. here in the jail we can control diet a whole lot. >> i'm on diet tray. i don't get as much of a portion as everybody else does. they steam a lot of my stuff. sometimes they steam them to death. you get steamed vegetables and they come up looking like mush. but you know what it is food. >> how much weight have you lost? >> 175. >> 175. >> 175. that's a lot of weight. >> that is a lot of weight. >> strong will power. >> there you go. >> but sometimes even will power has its limits. >> cookies too? >> thank you. >> isn't that cheating a little, shawn? >> uh-huh. >> we all know shawn slips once in a while. shawn eats cookies here and th

it is affecting his polls as you've pointed out, sean. wonder who is close enough to this president to tell him, no, to tell him that he is not boosting any credibility or any confidence even among the inner democratic circles. they're all whining about it to politico now. >> penny, i've got tell you. coverup is one thing. we were lied to in benghazi. we have the attorney general held in contempt, lying on fast and furious and also lying about james rosen. now james clapper is lying. to what extent is that going to factor in to the american public's opinion? >> you're seeing it factored into it right now. we didn't think there would be congress right now with a 13% approval rating and government as an entity at probably its lowest levels and it has rocked in the recent elevations about where the government has been in our own lives is really starting to haunt people. i was hoping and still hope that the president will come forward and address it in a more clarifying way and address it and talk to us as adults about what really has been go

>> good, sean. how are you? >> the headlines are out today, you asked to provide military support to syrian rebels, aren't these the same rebels that pledge royalty to al qaeda? >> exactly. i mean, al masra, the major group, has specifically pledged aleenlance to al qaeda. he could have maybe handled this effectively a year, year and a half ago if he wasn't leading from behind. this is a situation while obama is fiddling, syria is burning for the last 2 1/2, 2 years. so there is a vacuum left. it has been filled by the al qaeda affiliate in that part of the world. so now if you arm them, they have -- their leader has announced, their next target after syria is the united states of america. >> wow. >> so we'll be putting arm and training into a group -- of course we should overthrow assaad. we have to be careful we don't create a bigger enemy of the united states. >> look, i'm sympathetic. between 80,000 to 100,000 people die. >> i was in favor of doing this a year and a half ago, sean. it seemed we had a chance

>> the bartender comes up and sean says what are you having? i said, well, [ bleep ].er's mark double. neat. what are you going to have? he said, i'll have a white russian. [ laughter ] and so i changed my drink to a white russian, which is what i wanted. >> jimmy: i'd like a smoothie. >> blueberry. >> jimmy: you don't have to drink like a tough guy when you already are a tough guy like sean penn is. >> that's right. he doesn't have anything to prove. he's sean penn. >> jimmy: there's nothing to prove there. you have a great cast in this movie. it's a pretty impressive group of people. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is the basic idea of the film? >> well, it's a classic heist movie. the basic idea is these magicians are stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. who doesn't like that? and along the way they're being doggedly chased by this bitter, cynical fbi cop, which is what i play. >> jimmy: all right. >> and it's a very fun-filled movie. it has explosions and fight scenes and a little bit of humor. >> jimmy: you had me at explosions. that's it. good to see you. >> am

>>reporter: actually, he'd worn it only once for about 10 minutes while sean took these photos. he kept fidgeting and squeaking and then suddenly stood still in a perfect pose. >> the reason he was fidgeting is because he had to go to the bathroom and the reason he stood still is because he was going to the bathroom, his finest moment. >>reporter: lucky wasn't much of a swordsman, the fan on the website sketched him, ready to do battle. bids on his suit of armor jumped from $400 to over $800 in hours and continued to climb. so what if sean has to put up with jokes. >> oh, did you have a guinea pig jousting tournament. >>reporter: the closest he came to joust was fighting his bars. jeanie mose. >> he was a special guy. >>reporter: cbs new york. >> call me maybe, right? >>> good morning and thank you for watching wusa 9 at 5:00 a.m. why don't you just keep it for the next guinea pig. that's what i don't know. >> that's what i was wondering too. >> sure >> i'm jessica doyle in for our own knight in shining arm or mike hydeck. erica is in for your weather. >> yellow alert day. >> ye

fidelity and sean parker. tell me what sean's role is in all of this? some vc money, correct. >> yeah he did. sean is a really brilliant guy. i've been fortunate enough to spend time with hii. and he is obviously been very suucessful in the past identifying -- liz: napster, facebook. so he is, you know, social network genius. >> yeah. i would like to think he has been pretty good at vetting on the right, paradigm shifting changes in our society and what he, when he looks at us he gets very excited about the ability for a company like ours to really change the world for the better. that is something that gets me motivated every day. liz: you know, craig, here's one of the packets here, the njoy. looks like a cigarette packet. take a tight shot there here comes the cigarettes themselves. when you suck on them the tip actually illuminates. i will not do it because if my children saw it that would not be a good thing. we were fooling around earlier. i don't smoke at all. immediately i felt the nicotine. smells exactly like cigarettes. this is expected to be

only sean hannity could really tell you what was going on here. sean hannity was going to tell you the truth and he was not going to put up with it it. night after night, month after month, for years sean hannity railed against the idea of any kind of amnesty, any path to citizenship, any sort of immigration reform that did anything other than kick everybody out. then this happened. latinos voted against mitt romney almost as a block. latinos voted against mitt romney and for barack obama and barack obama won a second term. the day after the election, the world met a whole new version of sean hannity. this version of the fox news host was all for immigration reform. he even had a plan of his own. >> we've got to get rid of the immigration issue altogether. it's simple for me to fix it. you control the border first. you create a pathway for those people that are here. you don't say you got to go. home. that's a position that i've evolved on. because, you know what, it it just -- it's got to be resolved. the majority of people here, if some people h

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. >> sean, when did you realize you were gay? >> at the age of 6 i realized i was different from other boys. it wasn't until later on that i actually associated the word "guy" with that. >> growing up gay in illinois wasn't easy for sean o'donell. his catholic parents were loving. but the kids at school were merciless. >> i hated myself. >> at age 10 he was born again. >> how important was religion in your life? >> extremely important. it was the path in my life. i when to the church four, five times a week. i was always at church. i was vivendi in mission trips, study groups, prayer groups. >> if you are gay, are you going to held? >> right. >> he started cutting himself, he attempted suicide and finally at 18, he came out to his pastor. >> did you feel like he was angry at you? >> no. no. he was very compassionate. with the understanding that i needed help. >> his pastor referred him to therapy at a local ex-gay organization. >> i thought i'd go a couple days without being attracted to other men. then i'd have a secretary of st

. >> sean, when did you realize you were gay? >> at the age of 6 i realized i was different from other boys, and it wasn't until later on i associated the word with that. i was ten. >> growing up gay in illinois wasn't easy for sean o'donald. his catholic parents were loving but the kids at school weren't. >> i had a very low se-esteem. i hated myself. he was born again and joined a church. >> how important was religion? >> the top of my list. i mean, i went to church four or five times a week. i was always at church. mission strips, bible groups. >> if you're gay you believe you're going to held. >> right. >> it was too much. he started cutting himself, ateched suicide and finally at 18 he came out to his pastor. >> did you feel like he was angry at you? >> no, no, he was very compassionate with the understanding i needed help. >> he was refered to a local ex-gay organization. >> i thought i would go a couple days without being attracted to men but then i would have a sexual slipup so i thought i'm failing again. >> five years i

for a missing san francisco teenager who is recovering from a traumatic brain injury, 19-year-old sean sidi has not been seen since may 21st. searchers met in golden gate park to plan where to look. new evidence suggests he may have been in the area. >> initially the police thought the cell phone ping of sean's last call was at bakers beach. we reconfigured information is that the cell phone ping came from the east end of golden gate park, which is why we're here today. >> sidi's father searched marin and smoke -- smoke -- sonoma. >> inow seem at the crews are searching for a man who was swimming when he went over a waterfall. he came to the park with a church group and was last seen yesterday afternoon swimming above evidence in -- nevada fall when a current took him down the stream. >> oakland police hope surveillance video of an illegal sight smooth help find a shooter who wounded three people. security cameras captured the injuries saturday morning. someone fired into the crowd around the same time a party bus tried to drive through the side show. the 25-year-olden woman is on life

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