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your hit song is by sean hannity. it's about the day the health care bill was passed.laughter ] i remind you that these are all words sean himself has said. okay, here's your mike. good luck. go get 'em. roots, whenever you're ready. ♪ ♪ this is sad day a sad day for this country ♪ ♪ i think we saw a shredding of the constitution ♪ ♪ i think the rule of law was cast aside ♪ ♪ corruption brought by bribery, gimmicks and tricks ♪ ♪ where were you when the republic died ♪ ♪ it's over, this is socialism ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow that was good. powerful stuff. that was powerful, powerful stuff right there. good work. last, what was your name again? >> bill. >> jimmy: bill. sorry, i thought it was ben. >> it was close. >> jimmy: yeah, we do have ben stiller on tonight. yeah, he's excited about that. not bill stiller. sorry, so, you're up now. you've got a tough act to follow. >> it is tough. >> jimmy: are you going to bring it? >> bringg it. >> jimmy: you've got a good song here. you've got the number one hit on the health care charts right now. it's by rush li

. >> where i was concerned is where you had sean hannity on fox news openly doubting -- remember the rally at the capital last week when all the protesters showed up before the health care bill passed, and you had people like barney frank and cleaver having the "n" word thrown at them, and hannity says how do we know it's even happening? there's no video of it. that's where i would have a problem. let's turn the conversation to the way the media have covered the president after the passage of the health care bill, finally got it through after 14 months. let's look at some of the reports, including one guy on the end there who doesn't like barack obama very much. >> tonight, making history. the house hands president obama his long-awaited victory on health care reform. a bill that inspires. >> tonight on "world news" from washington, making history. president obama celebrates landmark changes in american health care. >> this vote on health care was the end of the democratic party as we know it. >> gosh. >> have the mainstream media flipped from calling obama the new jimmy carter to th

. >> sean: welcome back to our hannity special. generation zero. we watched the obama administration increase the national debt by an unprecedented amount. they say they are doing this to get us out of the last financial crisis. could they be bringing about the next big one? >> we have as it stands right now a 12 trillion dollar national debt. over seven trillion in external debt or trade debt. almost two trillion dollar federal budget deficit in >> in 2009. the government is borrowing over 1.8 trillion dollars that comes to more than 150 billion dollars a machine. next year it will be 1.4 trillion. we are going to continue borrowing over 100 billion dollars a month over a trillion a year. >> it doesn't take a ph.d in economics to think that you can run one trillion, two trillion, five trillion, 10 trillion dollars of debt. >> these numbers are incomprehensible, they are so large. >> the fiscal crunch can be dated fairly precisely. it's the year 2011 that is the year the first baby boomer turns 65. and qualifies for medicare benefits. >> the iceber

it was interesting the other day when on a three-part series, sean hannity had on his program. 103 earmarks. i read all of these on the floor. the interesting thing what they all had in common was that not one of those earmarks was a congressional earmark. they were all bureaucratic earmarks. that's where a problem is, not the congressional earmarks. so, i'm going to urge my friends to support a real effort, sincere effort, and an effective effort to reduce government spending by voting for my amendmentamendment. mr. dorgan: madam president, i'll yield back the time. the pending amendment -- i make a point that the pending amendment deals with matters within the budget committee's jurisdiction. i raise a point of order that it violates the congressional budget act of 1974. mr. inhofe: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: pursuant to section 904, section 4-3-g of the statutory act of 2010, i move to waive all applicable sections of those acts and applicable budget resolutions for the purpose of my amendment and ask for the yeas and nays. the presidin

people don't appreciate that yes, in prime time you have those who have very strong opinions, sean hannity glenn beck, bill o'reilly. but even among those three that are very diverse opinions on basic policy matters, and on how hard or how soft to treat barack obama. and then of course there is a new side which i think is unfailingly fair and balanced. so again to level an ad hominem attack, fox, that discredits a 400 page book? is ridiculous. >> host: the guest is michelle maltin. >> caller: it is not who wrote your paycheck. and i wanted to know if this book, what is your answer to all these question have, what is the answer to the corruption in washington? you have a book at what you have any ideas? >> guest: i think that sunlight is the best disinfectant, and i think that disclosure will help reduce close your. and i also think, very sadly, that knowledge is power. i think that the american people have not been fully informed about just how much an illusion hope and change, the air of hope and change has been. so i think the book is part of the solution. >> host: another call from the

. >> sean: welcome back to our hannity special. generation zero.a administration increase the national debt by an unprecedented amount. they say they are doing this to get us out of the last financial crisis. could they be bringing about the next big one? >> we have as a stands right now a $12 trillion national debt over 7 trillion in external debt or trade debt. almost $2 trillion federal budget deficit. >> in 2009 the federal government is borrowing over $1.8 trillion. that comes to more than $150 billion a month. next year it will be 1.4 trillion. we are going to continue borrowing over 100 billion a month over a trillion dollars a year. >> it doesn't take a ph.d. in economics to think you can run 1 trillion, 2 trillion, 5 trillion, $10 trillion of debt. >> these numbers are simply incomprehensible they are so large. >> the fiscal crunch can be dated fairly precisely. it's the year 2011. that is the year the first baby boomer turned 65 and qualifies for medicare benefits. >> the iceberg under the surface. i am talking about the liabilities in th

i wanted to compliment sean a hannity. what he has done, he has taken, you know, there's a lot of wasteful, stupid spending in america and he has taken 102 of the ridiculous things that we spend in america and listed them, 102, protecting the michigan insect collection from other insects, 101, highway biewft fried by -- beautified by fish art. he goes on and on and on. and over the last few evenings he -- he -- he listed these. last night was the last -- let's see the last 20 of them. let me real quickly run over these in reverse order. this is number 20, researching how paying attention improves performance to difficult tasks in connecticut. that was $850 thowvment kentucky, -- $850,000. kentucky, the transporataion department awarded contracts to companies to a company accused of bribing the state secretary. number 18, amtrak losing $32 per passenger nationally and awarded with a windfall of $1.3 billion. widening in arizona interstate even though the company that won the contract has a history of tax fraud and pollution