james o'keefe is joining sean hannity in the zone tonight.eefe is the guy accused of trying to interfere with the telephone lines of senator mary landrieu's office in new orleans. he went on hannity's show last night to defend himself. he couldn't go into much detail because of the ongoing investigation that could land him in jail for the next ten years. but he did manage to compare his alleged felony to legitimate investigative journalism -- and hannity egged him on. >> you've disputed a lot of claims in the media in your statement. so did you dress up as a telephone repair man or telephone repair people? >> yeah. i mean as far as that's concerned, i mean investigative journalists have been using a lot of these tactics for years. i mean nbc, "dateline," -- >> all right, but did you dress up as a repair guy? >> yeah. we did. we did. yes. >> your attitude is this is something that investigative journalists will do, that they will, like in i guess "to catch a predator" -- >> actually, nbc "dateline" works with law enforcement to do their job. y

the bronze to sean hannity.he claim that this president was out of touch, unlike president bush, hannity said george bush, who you worked for, did not play golf while this country was at war. he didn't want the families of loved ones serving or that may have lost a loved one seeing him on a golf course. he seemed to be far more in touch. far more in touch with his 9 iron. >> i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. >> oh, and, sean, remember in may of '08 when bush said he had given up golf in august of 2003 out of respect for families of dead soldiers even though he was still playing golf in october, 2003, five months after he claimed to have given it up? those leg injuries that made swinging the club painful had nothing to do with it? what was they used to say on "20/20," he wasn't in touch, so you don't be in touch either, sean? hannity finishes behind our runner-up. an unnamed woman from crestview, florida. a woman from florida arrest

o'kiev and three others were arrested last week -- o'keefe talking to sean hannity. >> sean: tell us what happened? >> there were reports that senator landrieu her constituents were not able to get through to her. she said her lines were jammed for a few weeks after she received a few hundred million dollars this money in exchange for her vote on the health care bill. while it makes sense for the phone to be jammed for a day or two it sounded like her constituents couldn't get through for weeks was troubling. >> sean: i don't know all the facts. you disputed a lot of claims in the media in your statement. did you does up as a telephone repairman or -- did you dress up as a telephone repairman or telephone repair people? >> investigative journalists have been using these tactics for year. nwc -- nbc, dateline -- >> sean: but did you dress up as a repairman? >> yes. in all videos i pose as something i'm not to get to the bottom of the truth about why they weren't answering the phones or their intention. >> sean: did you have any issues with the fact this is a u.s. senator's office vers

sean: thank you. still, plenty more to come on hannity tonight. here is a sneak peek. >> time to save what we can, spend what we must and labor within our means. >> sean: so anointed one sends his budget to congress but tells a different story. >> i have never been more hopeful about america's future. >> sean: sorry mr. president, [ inaudible ] is card checking your future while the -- is the san francisco speaker accusing her airline privileges again? all that plus dick morris on our great, great american panel. lots more hannity, straight ahead. the complete multivitamin for women over 50. it has vitamin d, which emerging science suggests supports breast health, and more calcium for bone health. centrum silver ultra women's this is the card that bought the saw... that cut the lumber... that built the extra space i needed to store more produce... that she sold to me to make my menu more organic. introducing ink from chase. the card that helped make it all happen because it's accepted in twice as many places worldwide as american express. with rewa

before sean hannity made his first dollar, they lost $500 million.for having me >> thank you so much for joining us. -- thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> for a dvd copy of this program call 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. episodes are also available as podcasts. >> up next, prime minister gordon brown in the british house of commons. the prime minister takes questions from the liaison committee and after that, another chance to say "q&a" thom hartmann. >> what a lot of rubbish. [laughter] the reason he is in favor of the alternative but is that it is election time. now he is trying to fiddle with the electoral system. he must think that the whole country is stupid. have another go. what are you doing? -- what are you doing it? what's now, from london, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. this week, prime minister gordon brown responded to critics. the prime minister also answered questions on employment and expense

glenn beck, bill o'reilly, sean hannity -- we love all of you. >> and what -- what do you think why sarahshe's talking about politically. i think she knows what's best for the country. especially from an energy standpoint. i think she is a constitutionalist. she knows the constitution. she doesn't want to see the country go toward socialism and i think that's what's happening. >> it's such a high turnout of people being interested in sarah palin just one year after the election passed makes me ask, what does it mean for united states? what is going on in this country? >> we're finding that most of americans that voted for barack obama are dependent on the government. that they feel that the government is going to give them prosperity. and what we're trying to support sarah is by telling her that we understand that our future is in our hands. that the government is supposed to be there to protect the country. and that's their main position in society and in the united states. and we don't need them for social agendas. we need to instill hard work, integrity and independence. and that is be

bill o'reilly, sean hannity, we love all of you. [inaudible] >> i think she speaks her mind. i think she knows what she is talking about. i think she knows what's best for the country, especially from an energy standpoint. i think she is the constitutionalist. and i think that's what happened. >> she went through such a high amount of people just one year after the election past, nixon asked, what does that mean for the united states? what is going on in this country? >> we're finding that most of americans have voted for barack obama are depending on the government, that they feel that the government going to give them peppery. we're trying to support pharaoh by telling her that we understand that our future is in her hand, that the government was supposed to be there to protect the country and that's their main position in society and in the united states. and we don't need them for social agendas. we need to instill hard work, integrity and independence. and that is being lost in america right now. so, as individuals, we need to tell people that government is not the answe

sean hannity has a documentary tonight at 9:00. "generation zero" and it looks spectacular.he other thing is i want to talk about bill o'reilly. bill came to me and he said i'm trying to raise money for special operations warrior foundation for the 828 project in washington restoring honor. when i think of honor, i think of our warriors. bill said you should make available doormat, honor starts here. they're available now at glennbeck.com with and all goes to the 828 project and also to the

guest hosts for people like sean hannity.he is one of the cream talk-show host in the country and a conservative leader. >> young america's foundation owns the reagan ranch. >> yes, they do. they turned that into an incredible site. they built a museum in santa barbara near the ranch. it is in honor of the president. >> how does john bliss get into all this? >> he is the only one i did not inherit. he is a constitutional scholar. back in 1992, i have known him for 18 years or 20 years. he was the chief counsel for the senate judiciary committee's constitution sub-committee. he was the top constitutional lawyer. he is a tremendous guy. >> brian berry. >> i have known him the longest of the mall. i inherited him on the board. when i walk into the reagan- bush campaign headquarters in 1984, i said, i am here. i am 17. i will turn 18 on november 1. that is three days before the general election. i will get to vote. i would like to volunteer. they pointed me to an office and brian berry was the youth director. we have known each o

. >> it's the narrative of a couple i guys, a republican sean hannity and glenn beck who is basically what do you mean he's every man? >> he's every man. >> every man has a show? what are you talking about? >> he's talented. >> he's very talented. where's every man. >> he doesn't go for any party but spouts what he believes. >> what? >> if you think he's for the republican party, you're out of your mind. >> stewart and o'reilly, that was last night's show. bob and terry, you can't get any better than that. >> i think that this is the classic case of, you know, entertainment meets news. a lot of these people are right, they're not particularly affiliated with any party, just as jon stewart isn't. they make fun of everybody, and people watch it. i think that, you know, people like msnbc make good money by putting opinionated hosts on television, and all the power to you. >> we'll leave the opinions to both of you guys. bob, terry, thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea. >>> speaking of sheep and animal, panda 1 is wheels up from d.c. the specially equipped fedex plane is carrying two gi

. >> jon: james o'keefe telling sean hannity how the mean stream media in his view got it wrong aboutrecent arrest. the young journalist who broke the story about acorn stood ready to help him when he claimed that he wanted to set up a prostitution business. well, recently o'keefe was arrested in new orleans, allegedly for attempting to interfere with phones in the office of senator mary landrieu. now, quite a few media outlets including msnbc pounced on the story of his arrest, some framing it as a modern day wa r watergate. one o'keep supporter called on msnbc for a retraction. >> did not use the word wire tap. i should have used the word that the federal prosecutors use willfully and interfering with a telephone operating and control by-- >> are you going to retract. >> are you going to retract. >> and are you going to retract it? are you going to retract it? you retract the wire tap statement. >> sure, i retract i should not used the word wire tap. >> msnbc, schuster there. james o'keep's reporting made news, "the washington post" and new york sometimes said they should have done

>> bill: narrative of a couple of guys sean hannity and glenn beck who is basically every man. >> whatdo you mean he is every man? what do you mean he is every man? >> bill: he sits on a bar stool. >> every man has a show? >> bill: is he talented. >> he is a very talented man. where is every man? >> bill: he doesn't shill for every any party he. if you think he shills for the republican party, you are out of your mind. all right. there you go. tomorrow we have more with mr. stewart and a bizarre turn of events i will vet him as a possible vice presidential candidate. wait until you hear who is going to run for president. that's on thursday's factor. when we come right back, dennis miller on stewart. the khalid sheikh mohammed chaos and the oscars. and the oscars. miller is next. president obama: i took a trip to elkhart, indiana, today. elkhart's a place that has lost jobs faster than anywhere else in america. the unemployment rate went from 4.7% to 15.3%. in fact, local tv stations have started running public service announcements that tell people where to find food banks... even as t

accurate, sean hannity. last night on his show, hannity was arguing that george w.h was more in touch with the american people than barack obama. listen to his reasoning on this one. >> george bush, who you work for, did not play golf while his country was at war. he made it -- he didn't want the families of loved oneselfing or that may have lost a loved one seeing him on a golf course. >> so intense there. hannity, i know that you're big on intellectual honesty, but you are way off base on this one, big guy. let me help you here. we went to war in afghanistan on october 7, 2001. here is the president ten months later. >> we must stop the terror. i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. ♪ i'm all right, don't nobody worry about me ♪ ♪ you've got to give me a fight ♪ ♪ why don't you just let me be ♪ >> george bush, how work for, did not play golf while his country was at war. >> stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. >> you know, that's almost as bad as showing some vid

so before sean hannity made his first dollar they've lost $500 million.lion dollars for reverend moon, air america lost probably $20 million in all those years. their biggest sin was they were under capitalized. >> thom hartmann, thanks so much for joining us. >> brian thanks you much for having me. >> for a dvd copy of this program call 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. episodes are also available as podcasts. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> this week on the communicators, the proposed merger of comcast and nbc's lead universal with analysis of the associated press and the wall street journal. tonight, on c-span 2. the u.s. senate returns today at 2:00 p.m. eastern for more work on the nominations of jusjoseph greenway and the labor relations board. senate leaders have decided to push votes back until tuesday after the weekend snowstorm. the senate this week may also take up the jobs bill. the house r

so before sean hannity made his first dollar they've lost $500 million.shington times had lost a billion dollars for reverend moon, air america lost probably $20 million in all those years. their biggest sin was they were under capitalized. >> thom hartmann, thanks so much for joining us. >> brian thanks you much for having me. >> for a dvd copy of this program call 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. episodes are also available as podcasts. >> coming up next, prime minister gordon brown at the british house of commons. following that, former british international secretary is the witness at the british inquiry on iraq. remarks by british national committee chair -- democratic national committee chair tim kaine. tomorrow on "washington journal," detroit news washington bureau chief david shepherd looks at the impact of the toyota vehicle recall. lawrence yun discusses the state of the housing market, home sales, and foreclosure rates. we examine how the pit -- political process influenc

sean hannity and rush limbaugh and everybody started talking about the tea parties. two main factions of the tea party, and that is -- they are all conservatives, no matter whether they are democrat or republican. i believe every one of the tea parties are conservatives. but i believe the main divide is foreign policy. you have the rush limbaugh types, the newt gingrich type people in there. they believe in an interventionist foreign policy. they believe america should be the policemen of the world, that muslim extremists are going to destroy us all. but they're not all conservatives -- but the ron paul conservatives, we believe in a non-interventionist foreign policy. that will come down to the real split. but i do not think it will break at all. we might have ron paul run or we might have sarah palin run and they might hash out their foreign policy differences and we think everybody will put their support behind which ever one of those two we all decide on if that is what it comes down to. i'd like the guys idea earlier about keeping this just a broken-up thing, ho

conservative filmmaker james o'keefe spoke to sean hannity for his arrests for tampering with the phonesn the democratic senator's office. he says he has three co-defendants dressed up like they worked for a telephone company. he claims they were trying to figure out why landrieu wasn't answering calls from constituents about health care. >> there was no bugging, no wiretapping, no interfering with phones. not only was there no interfering with phones, we never thought about interfering with phones. never even occurred to us. so all that is completely false. a lot of these reporters just flat out, i think, slandered me. immediately off the gun, they jumped the gun on the story and we're still waiting for corrections from dozens of newspapers. >> meantime, we're learning that the top federal prosecutor in new orleans has removed himself from this case. brian? >> oh, police say more charges are on the way after watching video of this brawl involving fans and players at a high school basketball game over in pennsylvania. we warn you, the video is kind of disturbing. you saw a little bit of

a family company. >> sean: tonight in hannity's america.oe biden has never been the most ambitious politician. not even i knew how much he loved being lazy. during a break in yesterday's health care summit, he shared his views on the vice presidency. what he didn't know was that his mic was still on broadcasting his every word. take a look. i hope the vice president enjoys the rest of his white house vacation. i think i would rather have him doing nothing than putting liberal ideals and ideas he has into practice. biden's hot mic wasn't the only problem the democrats ran into yesterday. facts also seemed to pose difficulty for them. particularly evident in the president's exchange with tennessee senator lamar alexander. >> the president: so, lamar when you mentioned earlier you said premiums go up that's not the case according to the congressional budget office. >> if you going to contradict me i ought to have a chance to -- the congressional budget office report says that premiums will rise in the individual market, as a result of the sena

. >> sean: welcome to a hannity special.eration zero the new documentary part of which you saw examines not only the current economic crisis our nation is in but how we got here. the movie refutes the popular notion that massive deregulation caused the economic down turn and that as liberals say capitalism failed. so what happened? this ground breaking film reveals a frightening lyons between the democratic party and big business. it also turns to history for answers. finding many within the baby boomer generation. for the hour we'll examine all of this. we are joined by the writer, director and producer of generation zero steve bannon and the executive producer, dave bossi. welcome. you showed it at tea party convention, cpac, massive hit. did you expect this kind of reaction? >> i got to be honest, no. i'm shocked and obviously pleased. >> two different audiences. the tea party audience slightly older. cpac audience very young it hit the way we wanted it to. the first time we've seen the facts put together. >> sean: let's

sean: i think it is called avatar, mr. vice president. >> did blanche lincoln's health care vote doom her reelection? and dr. phil. much more hannity straight ahead. . >> sean: president obama telling americans to stay away from vegas again. >> the president: when times are tough you tighten your belt. don't blow a bunch of cash on vegas when you are trying to save for college. >> sean: causing mayor good man to explode. >> an apology won't be acceptable this time this president is a real slow learner. >> sean: ouch. andrew young, dr. phil and more, straight ahead. . >> sean: big government is back. according to the washington times this year the number of government employees will top two million for the first time since president clinton declared the era of big government is over. something tells me that is a stack that president obama is not going to9g4 be talking about publicly. then again in president's track record on transparency is less than impressive. at a white house orchestrated town hall event he was confronted over his broken c-span promise. here's what he had to say. >> yep, i made that commitment and i probably shou

entering federal property under false pretenses with the purpose of committing a felony and telling sean hannityhe senator's office and he says he and the others posed as phone repair men because they wanted to find out senator -- if the senator was trying to avoid constituents who wanted to complain about health care reform, stay tuned, folks! we'll find out where this one is at. bill: where will that lead, right. martha: i don't know. >> demolition day now for a home hit by a truck driver, chowing down on chili and you saw it hear on friday and "america's newsroom," a flatbed plowing into a home in massachusetts, low well, massachusetts and 25 miles outside of boston and inspectors say tearing down the house is the only way to take this truck out and they say the driver was eating chili and hit a bump and started choking and veered off the road and no one was seriously hurt and the investigators say drugs and alcohol into the a factor but clearly the chili. martha: driving end the influence of chili. how can you eat chili and drive at the same time... i guess not. free parking is under fire in

sean hannity and rush limbaugh and everybody started talking about the tea parties.of two main factions of the tea party, and that is -- they are all conservatives, no matter whether they are democrat or republican. i believe every one of the tea parties are conservatives. but i believe the main divide is foreign policy. you have the rush limbaugh types, the newt gingrich type people in there. they believe in an interventionist foreign policy. they believe america should be the policemen of the world, that muslim extremists are going to destroy us all. but they're not all conservatives -- but the ron paul conservatives, we believe in a non-interventionist foreign policy. that will come down to the real split. but i do not think it will break at all. we might have ron paul run or we might have sarah palin run and they might hash out their foreign policy differences and we think everybody will put their support behind which ever one of those two we all decide on if that is what it comes down to. i'd like the guys idea earlier about keeping this just a broken-up thing,

sean: good to see you. jeri and fred show coast-to-coast. i am so dead after this interview. much more to come here is a sneak peek straight ahead on hannity. >> there was a special relationship between the two of them. >> sean: former edwards' aide here with another bombshell. >> americans across the country losing their jobs. the number of government employees is ballooning before our eyes. >> don't blow a bunch of cash on vegas when you are trying to pay for college. >> sean: the anointed one dises vegas again. >> this president is a real slow learner. >> i think one of the odds on favorite is this new program that i looked at it and wished i was seeing it in 3-d. >> sean: i think it is called avatar, mr. vice president. >> did blanche lincoln's health care vote doom her reelection? reelection? and dr. phil. host: could switco really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. . >> sean: president obama telling americans to stay away from vegas again. >> the president: when times ar