but our winner, sean hannity. this one defies belief. ies medication. >> without competition, the price of insurance goes up and quality goes down. and it makes it easier for insurance companies to treat their customers badly by cherry-picking the healthiest individuals and trying to drop the sickest. by overcharging small businesses who have no leverage. and by jacking up rates. i'm sure insurance executives don't do this because they're bad people. they do it because it's profitable. >> insurance executives don't do this because they're bad people. they do it because it's profitable. so, hannity's response? i hope you're sitting down. >> when he said tonight that insurance executives are bad people, it took me back because it was so harsh and i think unfair, but it's part of their polling. >> took me aback. aback is the word, sean. obama says insurance executives aren't bad people. hannity says he said insurance executives are bad people. if you ever need a fox news bald-faced lie for argument or debate, use this one. wednesday, septemb

white house with a sign that says sean hannity was right. >> you're on wull street. i give -- on wall street. >> i give you the chance. sean: sean hannity was right. we'll have more of that interview and our great american panel. the saga with david paterson and the white house continues. it was reported that president obama asked paterson not to seek re-election. not only is paterson ignoring the alleged request, from his party's leader, he's fighting back with strong words of his own. yesterday, he took a shot at the obama administration's record. he told reporters he is not surprised the white house is so concerned about statewide races because "if you look at it from their perspective, they haven't exactly been able to govern in the first year of their administration the way that other administrations have." ouch. i don't think comments like that are going to win the governor any endorsements from president obama. and tonight's meltdown is brought to you by the new york obama times. readers of that newspaper are in for a big surprise this week. they opened the new

sean hannity comes on right after the factor. sean hannity says look, i'm a reagan republican. that's who i am. sean hannity. he is not trying to fool anybody. not trying to say anything like that. he says i'm a reagan republican. so this is how i see the world come on, bernie, these are legitimate distances. every man reagan republican. what's the beef? >> the commentary part of it is totally legitimate but to give false information just to give false information is unacceptable. bill: false information, i agree. >> wait a second. are you telling me that you think those people at the tea parties were a cross section of america? there were as many liberal democrats as conservatives. there are as many people as pro obama. bill: i didn't say. >> do you want a few names. bill: no, i don't. because i have to go back and research it i said there weren't very many black people there. >> if i would go on your air and tell you a name, you can go to the bank on it i'm not going to do it out of respect to you. bill: that's wrong and that's legitimate criticism. >> they pretend to be jour

sean: tonight, it is a "hannity" exclusive. hannah giles responds to the acorn lawsuits. >> everyone let's sing it together. sean: the indoctrination of america's youth is caught on tape. >> still on schedule for the august recess. >> before we go home in august. >> august. >> democrats set yet another deadline for health care reform. >> if you don't set deadlines before the august recess, things don't happen. >> thanks so sean hannity, millions of people have seen or heard about the plight of farmers and farm workers in central california. >> congress reacts to the value to hope forgot. >> we're really against using guns and being able to own guns. >> steven crowder visits one of america's most liberal universities. all of that, plus kimberly guilfoyle, and our great, great, great american panel. "hannity" starts right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] sean: the undercover videos captured in several acorn officers by james o'keefe and hannah giles ignited a firestorm when released. the i.r.s. has severed ties

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>>> and in "worsts" sean hannity complains that liberals -- i can't even say his line. ral -- liberals are going after republicans with a 20-year-old thesis he wrote. whose 38-year-old thesis did hannity try to use against them last election? >>> and when rachel joins you at the top of the hour, the white house czars. how the far right is conveniently forgetting their invented by nixon and perfected by ronald reagan. e speak car. sure, but do we speak hybrid? yes, we do. and we can say 700 miles on a single tank and epa estimated 41 mpg city and all the words stick because they're true. we speak the most fuel-efficient midsize sedan in america. we speak the 2010 ford fusion hybrid. get in... and drive one. almost 30 years behind the sports desk has turned me into somebody larger than life, literally. but those days are back-back-back-back-back gone! i'm chris berman, and i lost 41 pounds with nutrisystem. just order nutrisystem for men today to get four weeks of awesome food, and learn how to get three extra weeks free. let's go to the highlights. mike "all i ate was gol

they ignored reverend wright and bill ayers and voted for him while people like sean sean hannity saiddon't think is he being honest. >> race and gender still play a role in every day life in america. sean: i think that's the case? you agree with carter. >> i agree with parts. can you still be an african-american male in this country and go to the corner around not get a taxicab. sean: is he president barack obama. >> i hope the congressman did it out of politics and not because of race. you. sean: john? >> if there was a race issue, how did he get more votes than the white guy running against him. there is obviously not a problem with that in this country. furthermore, why do we care what jimmy carter has to say about anything? it doesn't matter. sean: that's a good point. >> he didn't matter when he did matter as far as i'm concerned. i don't know why we are wasting our time. sean: mickey? >> yeah, i don't really care what jimmy carter has to say. i agree with my friend john here. and i agree that michael knows more about being a black american than john or i, right? >> absolutely. w

that's sean hannity who started out his life without a dime.ad to drop out of school three times. the only difference between my philosophy and yours is that for whatever reason, you guys don't believe in freedom and you want to empower your government to confiscate the hard work of other people because you believe it's the morally just thing to do so you are really the ones that believe in a big government tyranny against people. >> then why are we exercising our first amendment right today? and if we want to empower our government to take over, then why are we protesting it today? it sounds like you and i have a lot in common. sean: sounds like you should be ashamed of your fellow protesters who are violent. i appreciate the fact you came on the program. thank you for being here. i have no doubt, ladies and gentlemen, nancy pelosi will be condemning them just as they did the town hallers and just as they did the people that marched on washington any minute now. translating is a tough job. it's even worse when it's for this guy. we will tell y

that's sean hannity who started out his life without a dime. drop out of school three times. the only difference between my philosophy and yours is that for whatever reason, you guys don't believe in freedom and you want to empower your government to confiscate the hard work of other people because you believe it's the morally just thing to do so you are really the ones that believe in a big government tyranny against people. >> then why are we exercising our first amendment right today? and if we want to empower our government to take over, then why are we protesting it today? it sounds like you and i have a lot in common. sean: sounds like you should be ashamed of your fellow protesters who are violent. i appreciate the fact you came on the program. thank you for being here. i have no doubt, ladies and gentlemen, nancy pelosi will be condemning them just as they did the town hallers and just as they did the people that marched on washington any minute now. translating is a tough job. it's even worse when it's for this guy. we will tell you wh

what is supplanting print journalism is television talk shows, redundance, sean hannity, and people ofhat. but it is instantaneous. is often thought that it is not reflected. it is not investigative. i am not even going to, i don't think we'd want to go in the direction of the extreme of this new form, rush limbaugh, which is the very worst example of it. but what has happened culturally, we think of the implications of this is we are bombarded with information daily. there is a dozen of these men and women on tv every single day, chatting away at his. but what does it say about a culture that is now moved from being a literate culture in which long deliberative investigative pieces have been surprised by just instantaneous and daily chatter. i think, chris, it's a little bit of what you're talking about in terms of the political implication. >> there was a great book written in early '50s by the british social critic richard hogarth called the uses of literacy. in which he saw a lot of this coming. he understood that the creation of mass culture minted instruction of another culture,

sean hannity, glenn beck, bill o'reilly butven among those three there are very diverse opinions on basic policy matters and on how hard or hulsof to treat barack obama. and then of course there is the new side which i think is unfailingly fair and balance so again, to level an ad minem atck, fox, that discredits the 400 page book? >> host: the gst is michle malkin, the book is "culture of corruption." >> caller: i just found out who writes your paycheck and i want them to know-- i wanted to know if this book, what is your answer to allhese questions, what is the answer-- you have a book out b you don't have any ideas? >> guest: i think that sunlight is the best disinfectant and they think disclosure will help eed disclosure and i also think there is simply that knowledge is power. i think that the american people have not been fully informed about jus how much an illusion hope and change, the era of hope and change has been so i think the book is part of the solution. >> host: another quo from the book, this with regard to secretary of state hilry clinton and former president of clinton,

people don't appreciate that, yes, in prime time you have hosts who have very strong opinions, sean hannity, glenn beck, bill o'reilly, but even among those three there are very diverse opinions on basic policy matters and on how hard or how soft to treat barack obama. and then, of course, there's the news side which, i think, is unfailingly fair and balanced. so again, just to level an ad hominem attack, fox that discredits a 400-page book? that's ridiculous. >> host: the book is called culture of corruption,ric is joining us from lake park, iowa, dependent line. good morning. >> caller: yeah, i just found out who wrote your paycheck, and i wanted to know if this book, what is your answer to all these questions you have? what is the answer to the corruption in washington? you've got a book out but you don't have any ideas? >> guest: well, i think that sunlight is the best disinfectant, and i think that disclosure will help breed disclosure. and i also think very simply that knowledge is power. i think that the american people have not been fuhly informed about just how much an illusion hop

filling that vacuum seems to be people like rush limbaugh and glen beck and sean hannity. now maybe it's unfair for those us of in the media to put those talk show hosts out because obviously their job is to be provocative, some would say inflammatory. but they seem to be emerging more as spokesman for the conservative movement in this congress and with this president than i've ever seen in the years that i have been following washton. >> rose: and why do you think that is? >> i think they are good copy. they say things that are controversial so journalists like that. and i think they, because the republicans don't run anything here in washington, they don't control either chamber and they don't have a presidential front runner so early in the game this time around, that there is this void that the people like rush and glenn beck are more than happy to fill. >> going to your point about having multiple messages, having line four or five a day, i mean that is the strategy. that was a big piece of the story that i wrote. quoting a lot of --. >> rose: probably where i got the

i think they feel the way about sean hannity. but you just sat there and separated yourself from a lot of conservative critics of say, i am not sure about the missile defense. not saying that is exactly my position. i think fox news sunday is a truly fair and balanced show. >> you are not ideological on your show at all. >> they refuse to take yes for an answer. kind of a childlessness -- >> it is an immaturity that if you don't tell our line of new do not -- we are just born to ice you. host: the front page of "the new york times" and inside the more and the president of this exchange. apparently the feeling is mutual. "we figured fox would rather show, so you think it gdansk, then broadcast an honest discussion on health care reform." that is from a white house deputy secretary telling abc news saturday. fox is an ideological outlet where the president has been in a few before and will likely be in did you again. not that the winding the ticket and strengthens their case for participating any time soon. host: curt from albany,

do you guys watch sean hannity? they made me do it. back to you. : we now turn to a story that may explain why harry reid is tanking in the polls in his home state of nevada. bob brown, the director of advertising for his home town newspaper, "the las vegas review journal" was in attendance. as he shook his hand, he said that i hope you go out of business. the review journal was not about to stand for that sort of bullying. the paper hit back in an op ed. he called his tactics boarish, asinine, and a full on threat perpetrated by a bully who forgot that he was elected to office to protect nevadans, and not sound like he is shaking them down. dick morris is here. welcome back. how stupid to go after one of the biggest newspapers in your state and you are in the 30's in approval rating. >> his problem in nevada is that it is a state that is constantly being born demographically. whenever you run for reelection as a center of every six years, about 40% of -- for senator every six years, about 40% of your vote did not lived there six years ago. i believ

rivera.geraldo at after being producted relentlessly by some colleagues here at fox news, principally sean hannity and glenn beck, even liberals in congress finally got on the antiacorn express. vote fog defund the controversial community group long suspected by conservatives of committing and encouraging voter fraud. >> with acorn. >> i mean the two filmmakers went to the office posing as a pimp and prostitute saying they wanted to buy a house and run it as a brothel. >> when i ran for office in nevada, i found myself 50,000 votes behind in the polls acorn helped me get the extra votes i needed. thanks acorn. >> i'm professional. in my line of work it doesn't come easy. sometimes it takes like 45 minutes so like my customers, i want to get the most bank to my buck. acorn showed me how to save the most at tax time. thank you, acorn, i owe you one, call me. >> the hidden videos reveal what appears outrageous conduct including employees con doaning child abuse, sex slavery and one shows a california woman braging that she murdered her former husband. >> i mean my husband, you know, just beat the hel

rivera.geraldo at after being producted relentlessly by some colleagues here at fox news, principally sean hannity and glenn beck, even liberals in congress finally got on the antiacorn express. vote fog defund the controversial community group long suspected by conservatives of committing and encouraging voter fraud. >> with acorn. >> i mean the two filmmakers went to the office posing as a pimp and prostitute saying they wanted to buy a house and run it as a brothel. >> when i ran for office in nevada, i found myself 50,000 votes behind in the polls acorn helped me get the extra votes i needed. thanks acorn. >> i'm professional. in my line of work it doesn't come easy. sometimes it takes like 45 minutes so like my customers, i want to get the most bank to my buck. acorn showed me how to save the most at tax time. thank you, acorn, i owe you one, call me. >> the hidden videos reveal what appears outrageous conduct including employees con doaning child abuse, sex slavery and one shows a california woman braging that she murdered her former husband. >> i mean my husband, you know, just beat the hel

sean: sean hannity was right were close friend. arted political career in his house. >> yes. >> sat on boards and gave speeches with him they were good friends. >> yes, they were. sean: he lied to the american people. >> well, let's face it, during that campaign i think he was doing some back pedalling, i will be honest. michelle probably recommended that he not emphasize their relationship with ayers. sean: bill ayers was more than happy because he wanted him to be president. so bill ayers went underground no pun intended. >> one thing that's fascinating about michelle is that show she is so pivotal in not only all of these decisions you are talking about. she really made him what he was. he wasn't connected to anybody in chicago. she is the person who connected him through the law firm she worked with. through her job through city hall when she worked for mayor daily. she is the person who taught him how to speak to african-american american audiences. he was considered to be rather stiff. sean: reverend wright was involved in a l

sean hannity is also on this story. i don't want you to miss hannity's exclusive interview with james o'keefe tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. it is called "teamwork." we're all in this one together, because we're all americans. i don't care if you're right or left or democrat or republican or independent. clean it up. teamwork. come together. next, we told you about our tax dollars going to propaganda to buy you off, i guess, to convince you and all that propaganda artwork coming from the national endowment for the5 glenn: earlier this month i told you about a conference call that took place between the national endowment of the arts and the white house. the purpose of the call was for artists to create art. i like to call it propaganda that would support the p president's agenda. the white house is on the phone call. this is the national endowment of the arts. listen to what they say, carefully. >> this is just the beginning. this is the first telephone call of a brand new conversation. we are just now learning how to r

sean hannity is also on this story.on't want you to miss hannity's exclusive interview with james o'keefe tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. it is called "teamwork." we're all in this one together, because we're all americans. i don't care if you're right or left or democrat or republican or independent. clean it up. teamwork. come together. next, we told you about our tax dollars going to propaganda to buy you off, i guess, to convince you and all that propaganda artwork coming from the national endowment for the arts, an update, next. "what do you mean homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods?" "a few inches of water caused all this?" "but i don't even live near the water." what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you. including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $119 a year. for an agent, call the number on your screen. glenn: earlier this month i told you about a conference call that took place between the national endowment of the arts and the white house. the purpose of the call was for

this was a story we covered more than three years ago on sean hannity. let's take a look. >> i don't know where i'm going to go. >> my first reaction was very devastating because at the time i had a brother in iraq. and my first response was here i have a brother fighting for the rights of other people and his sister's rights are being taken from her. >> now the city decides that this is a nice place for someone else, so they're throwing us out. i don't want to leave it. they're going to have to fight to get me out. sean: three years later, i'm happy to report that the city has dropped its plan to seize their land. and by the way, congratulations to all of those homeowners for standing up against the government and winning. and that is the news tonight from "hannity's america." don't forget, text, do you think chicago should be hosting the 2016 olympics? text h 1 for yes, h 2 for no, and h 3 if you don't care. text your votes to 36288 and the answers will come up at the end of the program. let not your hard be troubled, or great, great, "great american p

see, "the new york times" could hire 25 people to watch this show and bill o'reilly and sean hannity over and over and over again, but they see the world and this country in a different way than i think you and i do, so they can watch it all day, but they still won't understand. when nancy pelosi said this -- >> i saw this myself in the late '70's in san francisco, this kind of rhetoric was very frightening and it created a climate in which violence took place. glenn: when she said that, she had her eyes open and saw these people at a danger, but which looks more like the violence of the 1970's in san francisco? this or the tea parties? now they're worried about bombings taking place. well, let me show you new footage. a bombing did take place this past week in a town just north of seattle called everett. the only reason i know this story is because i was there. radio station krko, their to you their towers were blown up. when freedom is gel squelched to left, they usually scream that's fascist but in this case the media doesn't even tell you anything. they don't tell you about them.

i think they feel that way about sean hannity. have you just sat there and separated yourself from a lot of conservative critics and said, you know, i'm not sure about the missile defense. i'm not saying that's exactly my position. i think that "fox news sunday" is a truly fair and balanced show. bill: you are not an ideological show at all. >> it's like they refuse to take yes for an answer. there is kind of childishness or pettiness about it. bill: it's an immoo tutor that if you don't who he our line, we are just going to ice you. here is the deal. i want your opinion on this. you worked for abc news for how long? >> 11 years. >> ok. and your father cbs guy. you are rooted there in the network news. it's over. the power shift in the media is now with fox. fox news and talk radio. and the obama administration doesn't seem to understand that. they can go on these shows, cnn, but it doesn't matter anymore. we matter. because the people that need to be per persuaded are watching us. the independents who make the calls. >> absolutel

to sean hannity.stration and radical environmentalists of causing a drought there in order to protect the fish call the delta smelt. >> today their water is gone. shut off by the government. with all the money being spent on a fail stimulus, health care reform and bailing out wall street banks, the solution here is relatively simple. turn the water back on. >> the department of the interior turned the water back on on the 30th of june. the pumping restrictions ended nearly three months ago. you missed it, sean. so, to too did the wall street times, the rest of the morons echo chamber. check the water you're standing in, sean. there's a shark in there that you just jumped. >>> runner-up, chuck norris describes the 9/12 washout as a revolutionary movement and says to keep it going you should take down your heathen flag down and post the betsy loss flag, navy jack. if you get a modern flag, get one that's tea-stained to show your solidarity with the founders. saying the u.s. flag deliberately desecrates

right now the voice of the republican party, yes, it is glenn beck, sean hannity and rush limbaugh.out the environment, about the international role. the republican party will have to pay for it somehow. >> my counsel to you, my friend, would be to talk about the policies this administration, they can use all the help they can get. they aren't selling them very well and the american people are rejecting it. as opposed to attacking republicans, should you look at the fact you have a filibuster proof majority. you control every facet of government. you are losing jobs. you made an uncreditably poor decision with regard to missile defense in eastern europe and your health care plan yurg cap in trade plan, unionization of small business, all of those are widely rejected by the electorate as a hole. >> he is talking about what i am talking about. you are fact ally uncorrect. but you keep saying it loud enough, somehow that weird base, that evangelical way off the charts right side of the base is going to keep listening to you. about you are factually and platsz matally incorrect. >> amer

sean hannity is not a hard target, let's be honest. i would love to go initio and talk to him.that was myself publishing process. if there's anyone out there who wants to self-published be read to do lot of work because they gained a lot of respect for publishers. if you can find any mistakes my book, please lete know, but and it is probably six or seven editing procesbut i would encourage anybody out there who has no idea their passionate about, go for >> help us out a little bit. you've got a boost, yohad to put this together. how much have you put into it? >> call in all it is probably about two or $3,0. to get tohis point. i would s that if i had to do over again i would do exactly the same way. i think would prefer to self-published this book. in the book andefer to myself as a political activist for the self-publishg is part of the political activists procs so i would encourage those out there if you are passionate about it, you have got to go for it come you can't wait. >> whais a political activist in your view? >> i think it is someone that staysn top of daily events a

sean hannity is not a hard rget. let's be honest and love to go on hiss show and talk to him. that was myself publishing process. it was very fun. anyone who wants to self-publish, be ready to do a lot of work. i gained a lot of respect for publishers. amount of editing. if you can find any mistakes in my book, please, let me know. but it was probably, six or seven editing process. i would encourage anybody out there idea they're passionate about. go for it. don't wait. >> help us out a little bit. you've got a booth at "l.a. times" festival. you had to put this together. it cost a little bit. how much have you put into it? >> my, all in all, probably been, a couple, two, 3,000. to get to this point. i would say that it's, if i had to do it over again i would do it exactly the same way. i think i would prefer to selfublish this book. it is a little bit, in the book i refer to myself as a political activist. self-publishing is part of the political activist process. so i would encourage those out there, if you're passionate about it, you can't wait. you got to do it. >> what is

a busy hannity starts right now. sean: after his controversial statements and alliances were revealed, green jobs czar van jones was forced to step down late saturday night after midnight. it would be easy to dismiss jones' appointment as a fluke and assume his radical allegiances were accidentally overlooked by administration vetters. that is not the case. van jones signifies the radicalism of this administration and he was appointed to his position precisely because of his radical beliefs. now, the white house itself has testified to this fact. just last month senior obama advisor valerie jarrett told a crowd just how long she had been watching and admiring van jones. let's take a look. >> van jones, we were so delighted to be able to recruit him into the white house. we have been watching him for really for as long as he has been active out in oakland and all of the ways that he has -- creative ideas that he has. now we have captured that and we have all of that energy and enthusiasm in the white house. sean: all right

beck, glenn beck that's on fox and sean hannity on fox and mr. o'reilly, they focused attention on this acorn organization. and it's really interesting to find out that acorn, which helped the president get elected with such a strong force for him and whom he congratulated on the support they gave him and told him at the wanted advice on issues of major concern, so he is very close to acorn, acorn that received $53 million from 1993 till now, that's 16 years, they have now access to $8.5 billion. now i mean that's a heck of a reward it seems like to me for being supportive of the administration. $8.5 billion. and mr. frank, on the banking committee, pushed legislation through that would give them access to an additional $1.5 billion. that is $10 billion that acorn has access to. and if you were watching any of these television shows in the last week, you will see some people went in and posed as a prostitute and a man who was soliciting for a prostitute, i think they call him a pimp and asked the advice of acorn and they gave them advice how to h

sean: nbc's "law & order" gets political. all that, dick morris and bobby jindal. a busy monday, "hannity" starts right now. sean: former president bill clinton is still playing the victim after all these years. yesterday during an appearance on "meet the press" the former president announced the vast right-wing conspiracy is alive and well but this time around there's a brand-new target. take a look. >> your wife famously talked about the vast right-wing conspiracy targeting you. did you look the at the thought position on the right to president obama, is it still there? >> oh, you bet. sure it is. it's not as strong as it was because america changed demographically but it's as virulent as it was. they're saying things about him, like when they accused me of murder. sean: the liberal punch line that won't go away. to think it all started just 10 short years ago. >> great story here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it is this vast right-wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced for president. sean: so amazing. if you criticize the demo

sean: sounds like the games are about to begin. and "hannity'smerica" continues in 90 seconds with a story about how turbo tax cheat tim geithner is lending a hand to some of his fellow tax cheats. you won't believe this. sean: finally, good news for tax cheats. the a.p. reports the i.r.s., a bureau of the treasury department run by tim geithner has extended an amnesty program for tax cheats. the program promises tax dodgers they won't come to jail if they come forward and disclose all the assets they've hidden overseas. the extension means those who didn't get around to making that disclosure, they're getting athe chance. hey, tax cheats, i think tim geithner is looking out for you. quality and reliability... are more than words here. sean: now this past weekend the president was busy paying visits to all the major news networks, all but fox, that is, chatting about the latest in health care with people on radio and f.d.r. and much more, it was a string of sunday morning appearances that sounded less like exclusive interviews and more like a bro

they have lost all sense of decorum and self-respect and it just seems now that the likes of sean hannity roesch selamat have become the de facto leadership. i also believe the republican party is in a state of psychosis. i cannot believe that they will not support this eloquent leader. i guess their modus operandi is to just burn the house down. everybody knows that the former president lied when he took this country to war. and nobody dare call him a liar in front of that great chamber. i truly believe, you know, we sometimes have to apply, next to it, but i think obama is a gop kryptonite there are hidden messages here and we all know it is pretty obvious. the is an african-american president, and therefore, he must fail so that none other can rise again. host: 8 tweet in -- the line here is the front page of the hill curator lou leveaux, ga., , independent, what do you think? caller: first of all, if we're supposed to be respecting the seat of the president, whoever holds that seed -- when bush was in there, and i did not agree with pretty much anything he said -- when he was in there

the ones that listen to glenn beck, sean hannity, and bill o'reilly. those are the people that are out there with the t baggers,. they have a sign that says bury obam with kennedy. that is nasty. i believed everything that ex- president carter has said. this is nasty. >> -- caller: our cheap on the reservation would say that racism is an excuse to fail. these people coming out and saying that this is racism, that is the pot calling the kettle black. they are an alligator, all-out with no bite. thank you. host: georgia, linda. caller: i believe with the last caller. i have a great respect for the native american culture. they were wiped out. it does not get addressed in schools or anything. also i think that there are some early racist people in the republican party. i have a neighbor that walked by my house monday, he said he hated obama and wanted to kill him. that shocked me, because i had an obama sticker on my car. i am getting to the point where i am getting fed up with all of them. he said that he wanted to get the lobbyists out of the white hous

and tonight sean hannity is going to have a new excerpt from a new town.ng not fixing tax problems or registering to vote. but encouraging prostitution, money laundering, and all sorts of stuff. and yesterday, in the video from san bernardino, the acorn advisor actually revealed to the fake pimp and hooker, that she killed her husband. listen. >> with an ex-husband, you know, that just beat the hell out of me, you know. a few times and then, you know, i killed him. but i don't think that that's a nice thing. >> you killed him emotionally? >> no. i shot him. he came at me. and i let him throw me around a little bit, you know, and then i just picked up the gun and said [bleep] you. and i shot him and he died. right there. and -- but, before that i had done some -- laid some groundwork. brian: in this case, this video might have revealed that this woman was kind of on to something. she did indicate a little bit later on i would think this is a set up, if i wasn't sure this was not a set up. because those two kept saying i have a dozen girls between 12 and 16

lastly, i have a deep concern over this bair that rush limbaugh and sean hannity and these others are fanning and when it burns, it will burn america. i don't believe america can fight a war on the streets of america. host: banking. we'll get a different view from both cretonne, florida. -- thank you. caller: -- boca raton. caller: there is definitely a need for social reform in the country in terms of reforming medical systems. there is no doubt about it. yes, president obama has to deal with the economic situation. it is one of the worst economic situations we have had since the great depression. host: jeremy, your point is also a limited by david kennedy. let me sure what you wrote in late august. -- let me share it. guest: absolutely, look, a bad overseas war ultimately poisons a president's. it has the cascading effect in terms of leading a country, to be a moral force, to push the system to do things he wants. that is on this president's mind and on the minds of his people. right now they have an interesting dilemma because general mcchrystal, the new commander installed by this