them sean hannity sent you. sean: but also this revolt is coming from the democrats themselves. it's more inphyting than we have seen since obama has taken office. is that why he wants to push this through so fast? >> he knows the people are getting sick of this. they didn't buy into this. missouri is one of those swing states. as days go by, the polls are getting worse and worse. whether it's health care, the economy, or whatever, it's just tanking. >> interesting numbers, sean. his approval rating is exactly the same as it was for george w. bush in july of the same year, the first year of the presidency. sean: i don't know which poll you cite because zogby and rasmussen now have him at the -- below 50 for the first time -- >> this i looked at -- sean: might have been the gallup poll. >> but the point is his -- he's personal limb quite popular but the job approval rating is no different than george bush. what -- going back to health care, what you are running up against is 85% of americans like their heat. care

. >> i think sean hannity said it was an apology speech. >> i did not think he did hear the speech. but the ripple effect of that speech i think will be felt for a very long time and it will really encourage people who have not really had a chance, whether they are women, people of color, it is an amazing thing that he has done and it will certainly -- >> it is a great statement. speeches are very important. down through history -- churchill's speech is in the second world war, the berlin speech of kennedy, and of reagan -- >> which leads me to speeches. >> you have made easily 3000 speeches in your lifetime. >> i have not change the world. >> at the commencement, what did you tell young people? i rather like talking to high schools and it is something i have only done recently. i have done universities, most of the big ones -- now in this point of my life, more and emphasize what -- empathize with the young people than i did when i was young. kids don't build barriers around yourselves -- don't do that, don't take other people's evaluation of you and do something that belongs to th

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now she doesn't believe that a wise latina woman -- >> if you took one quote from sean hannity and pute in your whole career, it would be -- that's what you're thinking. sean: liberals do that every single night, tom. >> under these circumstances. sean: she said it seven times. it's not like she said it once, she said it seven times. >> what offends you about that? sean: if somebody said that i would think that a wise white male because of their life experience will make better decisions -- >> they said that for 200 years here. sean: no. >> but they did that. sean: is discrimination wrong? morally do you find it repugnant? i do. >> i do. there have only been four supreme court justices that weren't while men. that's something. sean: but if discrimination is wrong, and everyone on this panel, we all agree? michael? discrimination is wrong? do we all agree, god created every human being on this earth? >> are you saying she's a racist? sean: i'm saying if a male said the same thing, that he wouldn't have a shot of getting on the supreme court, so if discrimination is wrong, why do you sup

guitarist for one of the best southern rock bands of all time, learned skin ard. >> i'm wonderful, sean hannity a great american. sean: thank you. i'm so glad you're here. did you ever have a beer summit? >> listen, lynyrd skynyrd, you want to talk about a beer summit? we have them every night when we're playing. we've got 23,000 people, that's a beer summit. if you want to come to one, come to ours. sean: that's a beer summit. let's start on a serious note here. why did the president of the united states, admitting he doesn't know the fact, trash a brave police officer and police officers who, when they go on a call, they don't know what they're facing. he didn't know what happened in this case. and he said they acted stupidly. now, how stupid is that? >> well, i think beer summit, the initials are b.s. i think that sums it up. i think we should talk about the real issues. sean: stop, stop, stop. why did the president of the united states attack police officers? >> i think he made a mistake, and i think everybody makes mistakes. sean: why doesn't he admit it? >> i think he's showing us his tru

sean: hannity starts live right now. the biggest news of the holiday weekend came from wasilla, alaska, where governor sarah palin will be stepping down from office. television pundits and columnists went into a lather predicting her political career is all -- death is all but imminent. but others say wait a minute. ann coulter, welcome back. >> thank you. good to be here, 15e7b89 sean: i think we could officially say there is palin derangement syndrome. what was your reaction? >> i loved her speech. but it's been more fun watching the chattering heads on tv, people who really hate her guts are keeply disappointed in her decision. sean: why do you think that? >> they're talking about her like an ex-girlfriend, they're totally over her but they journalist can't stop talking about her. "no, she's history, i feel more sorry for her than i do for me," but they can't stop talking about her. sean: why? >> because she is magnificent. who is the last politician they said was a hick, stupid, wasn't going any place? i think that's

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sean: in "hannity's america" we have a waste 101 update.he staggering misuse of stem luss funds, in oregon, officials will spend a whopping $700 million of your dollars to hire offseason fishermen to retrieve lost crab traps from the ocean floor. not only hiring fishermen in the off-season, i don't think that's going to do much for our that's going to do much for our nation's unemployment ratmale a] introducing the latest body wash from olay. tone enriching ribbons. two separate ribbons. the white cleanses. the gold moisturizes and has a touch of mineral shimmer to enhance skin's tone. olay tone enriching body wash. for skin that shimmers. when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with mem

al sharpton types they can find and put them on a community board to advise abc and stewart of sean hannity show is meeting community needs. and then the licensing for abc and every other station used to be renewed every six years. now it's going to be renewed every two years and the board will have a statutory ability to make inputs to the sec whether the station should be renewed or not and across the board they are going to cancel those licenses and give the frequency to station owners willing to rahm left-wing programming. and if the other alternative by the way is if they don't close the station down the new law passed by the sec that doesn't need congressional approval gives them the right way to find a radio stations and millions of dollars and you know who the finest payable to? national public radio. [laughter] they get the check. so this is a massive redistribution of the air power away from the right and toward the left. so that is the plan for political domination in this country. now, one of the things we talk about in this book, pardon me for taking so much time but there's a

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sean hannity is next. monica crowley in for bill o'reilly, hope to see you again next time, remember, the spin stops here because we're al good morning, everyone, it's friday, july 24th. a race storm is brewing this morning. president obama said police acted, quote, stupidly by arresting a harvard professor. now bill cosby is calling those comments not so smarted. >> people who don't know are beginning to have their own personal feelings which they weren't there. >> would that include the president in that? >> it would include everybody. alisyn: rush women because is -- limbaugh is weighing in. what he had to say. steve: he hung this sign to support the troops. one patriotic business owner is in a war of his own against his town. find out why he is being forced

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hannity back in 09 seconds. seanso we may still be 1,218 days from the next presidential election but many prominent politicians are already making stops in some of the early battleground statements my next guest raised eyebrows recently when he traveled to ohio and new hampshire. joining me is the governor of mississippi, haley barbour. welcome become. >> hey, sean, thanks for having me back. sean: i'm not even allowed 0 to speculate at all, ohio, new hampshire, there was no other reason to be there except -- are you running? >> well, look, john sununu, used to be the governor, said i want to come to new hampshire and talk about party building who's not running for president. i said, john, i'm the answer to your prayers. i went up to new hampshire and talked about party building. i did the same thing in iowa. i'm focused on electing republican governors this year. we got new jersey and virginia, two critical races and next year, 37 governor' races. that's what i got my mind on, 2009 and 2010. sean: you're right, it

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i will talk to sean hannity this afternoon. he will also tell us what he has against bike riding.s getting bigger, but now we have home numbers about how big it is getting, and here is the clincher -- how much is going to cost you. coming up the top of the hour. >> wait until you see this video coming out of pennsylvania. take my picture off of the screen and go to live pictures coming in. this is a rock quarry, and there's a truck in the center of all this. he can barely tell that that is what it is, because it overturn somehow. they have a level one trauma center standing but will be transporting immediately. you could see here a closer view of this, and it is going to be tough to pull anyone out, because the ground is soft. there is tricky work for rescuing. we're told that one person is trapped in all of this. they're awaiting a standby with a level one center. this is at swamp road in pennsylvania, and it has been going on for just a few minutes, and i will keep my eyes on the screen to learn more. jon: nasa is trying to figure out how much damage, if any, the space shuttle e

mark is here, he has sean hannity and me signing his shirt. he did not ask for you, bill.lling in order to cut waste from the budget. other people are wondering why this did not happen sooner. bill: president obama, trying to reassure americans that their medicare benefits will not be hurt. what do america's doctors think about that? we have that next. bill: yesterday afternoon the president was trying to explain at an aarp meeting how you could take money out of medicare, the holy grail of the entire deal, how could you take costs without rationing care. listen. >> nobody is talking about reducing medicare benefits. they are there because people contributed to a system, it works, we do not want to change it. bill: is it possible? how is it possible? dr. mark siegel is our medical contributor today and every day. is this true? no one is talking about cutting these benefits? can you do this? >> you cannot do this. i cannot believe they are coming out in support of these plans. in the first place, our elderly have become used to a high quality of care. hills that you could n

hannity's america continues in 90 seconds. sean: guess what? today marks bo obama's first 100 days in office. the "new york times" marked this momentous occasion by publishing an op-ed by the dog. sean: fascinating. and they wonder why circulation is down. sean: a brand-new book hit stores earlier today that the white house doesn't really want you to read. joining me with an exclusive first look at the culture of corruption, obama and his cronies is michelle malkin. nice to see you here. >> good to be here. sean: you've got baseball cards, chris dodd, joe biden -- >> of course. sean: are you selling these? >> we will. sean: and bubble gum with them? >> not net -- yet. but collective. those are the dirty dozen. i have joked he i could actually have an entire 52-yard -- 52-card playing set and two jokers. guess which ones? sean: you said early in the cook the administration is teeming with long-lasting favor seekers and a lucrative bridge enbetween. as a read the book the one thing that kept resonating in my mind is this is chicago politics. expl

if they continue to listen to rush limbaugh, sean hannity, mark levin, they will guarantee that the black and latino votes will go democratic. i would like to hear your thoughts. guest: in regards to your comments about cable, we allow the free market to operate, but we did not say it is perfect. i appreciate your comments. there is a balanced in terms of what is appropriate for the government to. i agree with you. you take a look at this person's record, look at her decisions as a judge. you find a person that has reflected mainstream now used in america that have followed legal precedent. to believe the role of a judge is to interpret the law, not make law. that is what we are looking for. host: this morning in "usa today" -- senators will make speeches and then try their darndest to coax an unguarded comment from her. sotomayor knows better and will decline. nevertheless, it may be worth watching. it may be your last chance to see this historic nomination. after your statements, what do you think we will learn about judge to understand it -- judge sonia sotomayor that the american peop

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if they continue to listen to rush limbaugh, sean hannity, mark levin, they will guarantee that the blacklatino votes will go democratic. i would like to hear your thoughts. guest: in regards to your comments about cable, we allow the free market to operate, but we did not say it is perfect. i appreciate your comments. there is a balanced in terms of what is appropriate for the government to. i agree with you. you take a look at this person's record, look at her decisions as a judge. you find a person that has reflected mainstream now used in america that have followed legal precedent. to believe the role of a judge is to interpret the law, not make law. that is what we are looking for. host: this morning in "usa today" -- senators will make speeches and then try their darndest to coax an unguarded comment from her. sotomayor knows better and will decline. nevertheless, it may be worth watching. it may be your last chance to see this historic nomination. after your statements, what do you think we will learn about judge to understand it -- judge sonia sotomayor that the american people do

right now, all over the country, discover card customers are getting sean: tonight in "hannity's americao buy a lot of pork, and i mean literally. recovery.gov reports that the stimulus money has been dolled out for the following. $2.5 million to los angeles for ham. water added, cooked, frozen and sliced. 1.1 million for two pounds frozen ham sliced and $16.7 million going to minnesota for canned pork. agriculture secretary tom vilsack was quick to defend the ham purchases. he says all that ham is going to food banks and soup kitchens and that the references to two-pound frozen ham sliced are the sizes of the packaging. in fact the contract in question purchased 760,000 pounds of ham for $1.19 million at a cost of approximately 1.50 per pound. by the way, tom, the ham you've been paying $1.50 for, it actually costs 79 cents in most grocery stores. thanks for being so careful with our stimulus money. and health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius made an appearance on "meet the press." she was asked whether the wealthiest americans will have to shoulder the burden for nanny st

personally i care less what rush limbaugh and sean hannity -- i could not care less if they like me or not, so you have to talk about the economic conditions which produce the lack of education of black children in this country. i have to say this as well. when we are talking about the educational system, we are talking about for african- american children it is a mis educational system. people like obama who rose to gretna's did not do it because of the educational system rose in spite of the system. a good book for president obama to read is the mis-education of the negro, written by dr. carter woodson in the 1930's. nowarningshotsfired.com. that is my passion. it is a pop-centric and afro- centre expense accounts of the right-wing nonsense. host: what you do for a living? caller: i am a minister. african nation ministry. a lot of people got upset about black liberation theology of dr. jeremiah wright. we also teach black liberation theology, but we make it more relevant to the hip-hop generation. host: thank you for calling in. from the politico, exclusive story. a conservative grou

. >> the party of tom did elanedee party of rush limbaugh, the party of sean hannity, the party of michael martin luther king jr. >> at least one activist says dr. king was not a par of any political party. >>> you know, the fiscal year isn't even finished yet. the united states has already racked up a record deficit, more than a trillion dollars, that's with a.t. jennifer westhoven is here with more on what that is. trillion, other than the cut of a indictment. >> we're talking about a trillion dollars that you, me, our children, grandchildren, are going to be paying back for years. just to give you a sense of how big a trillion is, this is a clip you might have heard a couple months ago. here's senator. take a listen. >> you started spending the day that jesus was born and spent a million dollars every single day, you still wouldn't have spent a trillion dollars. >> now, the deficit, of course, is the gap between what the government spends and what it takes in, and it's been on a massive spending tear to try and bolster the economy through this great recession we have been having. some

sean: tonight in hannity's america, the washington post editorial page this weekend lambasted the president for his dishonest rhetoric on health care. the post points out that "sticking with the status quo is a bad alternative" but he isn't leveling about the consequences of change. sean: unfortunately if the president gets his way we may be in for just that. and in recent days, officials from north korea have taken personal swipes at her highness, hillary clinton. yesterday she had a chance to respond. her appearance on meet the press is the subject of "liberal tranceation." i think they are very isolated. i saw that at the meeting of the association of southeast asian nations. i was in the same room with a riment from north korea. -- representative from north korea. who launched a broadside attack on the united states blaming us for everything that's of gone wrong in north korea going back decades. i listened. even else just didn't even look at him. i was struck by the body language. they don't have any friends left. sean: maybe president obama will give bar stool diplomacy a try with nor

sean: and tonight in "hannity's america," democrats are so excited about their universal health care bill, they don't want you to know anything about it. y c may remember this chart which we showed you last week. it depicts the complex network of government offices and problems that will be created if the democrats in fact succeed in imposing their health care rationing scheme, but according to "the hill" newspaper democrats are trying to prevent republicans from mailing this chart to their constituents. now they are invoking a congressional rule that prevents lawmakers from using taxpayer funds to send partisan politicized or personalized news letters. let me see, preventing politicians from communicating with their own constituents? that sounds like the sort of transparency that the democrats promised to bring to washington. believe it or not "the new york times" has called our president out for some of the ridiculous claims that he made at this week's prime time news conference. for example, the president said this. >> that's why the nation's largest organizations representing doc

sean: why are you making fun of my football? the "hannity" official football. >> it's not really a -- sean: you understand how many lights we've broke in this studio already. >> typical because you're not a football player. stick to politics. sean: you've had an incredible -- cotton bowl, rose bowl, mvp twice. >> i in a nice little run in sports. sean: nice, tremendous. >> nice little run. i wouldn't trade my career for anyone else's. sean: and you played for the cowboys. that really -- >> hurt you. sean: i like the cowboys, flare all right, but you were playing for the jets for a while. how do you go from football to interior design? >> i went to football to espn and now i'm taking up this third point. when i was in new york i hired a firm here in new york, and they screwed it up. i got rid of them, and i started my own, i said i can do it myself, i'll spend my own money versus allowing other people to screw it up for me, and every single year i buy a house somewhere else that i go play at or i have to -- i fix it up. sean: i was in constru

i'm sure their rush limbaugh and sean hannity and all those who criticize him would have been even more upset if their great fortunes would have suddenly vanished which was possible. he did not have an easy choice. it was not a very good choice. he made the choice to bring the country back and he did. host: you can send us your comments by twitter. do you tweet, the way? guest: i am not a big tweeter. host: you can send us that or an e-mail, or the old fashioned way with a phone call. here kevin madden says, the white house has misread the national mood. the problem is not that they did not bend the curve, or did not celebrate, the problem is that the national mood has changed since the president was elected. back then the mood was that changes for the good, but what altered or the full implications of the financial crash. guest: that is right. around september 2008 the country went through the idea that they wanted to hit reset, essentially challenge the status quo. they did so by electing someone with very little experience, but someone who had developed a compelling case that there w

sean: why are you making fun of my football? the "hannity" official football. >> it's not really a -- sean: you understand how many lights we've broke in this studio already. >> typical because you're not a football player. stick to politics. sean: you've had an incredible -- cotton bowl, rose bowl, mvp twice. >> i in a nice little run in sports. sean: nice, tremendous. >> nice little run. i wouldn't trade my career for anyone else's. sean: and you played for the cowboys. that really -- >> hurt you. sean: i like the cowboys, flare all right, but you were playing for the jets for a while. how do you go from football to interior design? >> i went to football to espn and now i'm taking up this third point. when i was in new york i hired a firm here in new york, and they screwed it up. i got rid of them, and i started my own, i said i can do it myself, i'll spend my own money versus allowing other people to screw it up for me, and every single year i buy a house somewhere else that i go play at or i have to -- i fix it up. sean: i was in constru

call now or go to lifelock.com.d ♪ sean: and tonight in "hannity's america," it's a case of disappearingork. now, yesterday we told you about millions of stimulus dollars that had been directed to things like ham. water added. cooked. two pounds frozen ham sliced. and canned pork. now, the administration yesterday came under scrutiny for spending on those items, and guess what? today they're mysteriously absent from the recovery.gov web site. the "new york daily news" reports that they've all been relabeled meat, poultry, and fish. well, maybe this is what the president meant when he kept saying change, change, change. congresswoman carolyn maloney's bid to unseat new york senator kirsten gilllibrand could be over before it even starts. maloney is expected to announce her candidacy next week is now embroiled in a major controversy after she used the "n" word in an interview when talking about her potential opponent. the congresswoman was describing a call she received from somebody complaining about senator gilllibrand and said, quote, i got a call from someone from puerto rico that said

hannity's america." let not your heart be troubled, our "great american panel" is straight ahead. sean and tonight on our "great american panel" he is a fox news contributor based in rome and the author of the promise, father jonathan morris is here, she was the national press secretary for mike huckabee's presidential campaign alice stewart is with us, and he was bill bradley's deputy campaign manager and currently serves on the pastoral church at canen baptist church in harlem, new york, jacques degraff is with us. this has become a huge controversy in the country, so the president is holding the press conference, he's talking about health care, an he's asked about this incident with the harvard professor, and the president who admits he knows nothing about the case goes on to say the police acted stupidly. let's roll the tape. >> i think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry, number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home, and, number three, what i think we know separate

sean: and tonight on hannity's america, four days, we have told you about president obama's tan king poll numbers -- for days. nancy pelosi has also taken a hit. only 32% have a favorable opinion about the california speaker. how about harry reid? he has a popularity reading of only 15%. it sounds like a popularity is almost over for the democratic majority. and not only are the liberals losing support, praise from the obama media also seems to be vanishing. as was noted today, even national public radio, they were forced to acknowledge the rough patches that president and his allies now find themselves in per diam in a latest survey, they found the plurality opposed the latest health-care plan. -- and his allies now find themselves in. in the latest survey, many were opposed. and tonight's meltdown is brought to you by the white house's residents communist, the green czar, van jones, a man who admits to previously being a communist, and he was asked why the administration has spent $60 million -- $60 billion to create jobs, and he said there is still trying to figure out what the de

. >> the party of tom delay and the party of rush limbaugh and the party of sean hannity and the party of michael savnl would not be the part eof dr. martin luther king jr. >> one activist says dr. king was not a bart of any political party. >>> now a group of blind children had the opportunity to meet a few seeing eye puppies getting them familiar with service dogs that may one day help them get around on their own. here is our ifilliate. >> reporter: the sound of puppies and kids is pure joy. but these cute puppies have a big job ahead of them because these kids have big challenges. they're all visually impaired. how old are you? >> 9. >> reporter: the puppies are part of the guide dog for the blind buddy program. today they're meeting the kids at the ball camp. >> be on metro buses, they can. >> reporter: kids get a chance to bond with the pups and learn how to take care of the dog that takes care of them. >> we have to let the dogs and tail wagging hit them so they can feel that and pull down on a toy and feel the vibration and realize the dog likes them. >> reporter:-year-old bret

sean: and tonight in "hannity's america," barack obama's books are national best sellers, but one u.s. prison has deemed them a potential threat to national security. now, the federal government's supermax prison in florence, colorado, is home to the unibomber and the blind shake, the brains behind the 1994 world trade center attacks. in august supermax detainee ahmed omar abu ali asked for copies of the president's books. his request was passed along to the fbi which determined that one page in barack obama's dreams from my father and 22 pages from "the audacity of hope" were potentially detrimental to national security. now, although the bureau didn't identify specific passages, the "a.p." press did provide wrus t -- us with the passages that they found objectionable. it's not difficult to figure it out. take this one. i firmly believe that since 9/11 we have played fast and loose with constitutional principles in the fight against terrorism. and then there's this one about our inability to control the flow of immigrants on our southern border. quote, immigrants are entering as a re

sean: and tonight in "hannity's america," democrats are not as close to ramming a health care bill through congress as they think. some of their own colleagues may derail the legislation, mostly because nancy pelosi has excluded centrist democrats from the bill's drafting process. jim cooper said the following. >> the house health care legislation did not include blue dog thinking, and so there will be a lot of blue dog amendments that are going to be offered in the committee markup. the group of seven blue dogs is holding firm. sean: one blue dog democrat told "the hill" newspaper that the meeting did not go well, she just kept saying it's a good bill, it's a good bill. arkansas congressman mike ross said there's no way they can pass the current bill on the house floor, not even close. well, it looks like you're going to have to go back to the drawing board, nancy, and this time you may want to think about taking a few centrist democrats with you, and who knows, maybe a couple of liberal republicans. nancy pelosi's house may be in disorder, but over on the senate side, chris dodd put on h