lawmakers did almost nothing to stop this is also in the constitution but that when speaking to sean hannity on his radio show about profiling in airports all said this. on the color of their skin or on their religion but i would take into account where they've been traveling and perhaps you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they've been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders it wouldn't be that they are islamic but if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting a violent overthrow of our government that's really an offense that we should be going after they should be deported or put in prison. did you hear that paula suggesting that people be in prison or deported just pretending of political speech not only that a violation of the first amendment who gets to decide what's considered radical is just another sign that in this age of war on terror civil liberties have no chance of winning joining me to discuss this is james poulos host of the bottom line and reform school. thanks so much for joining us tonight some percentage closure i

women he chatted with online is talk. 26-year-old single mother megan broussard is talking to sean hannity. >> sean: how many photos total between the different accounts that he had that you know he sent you? >> i'm not sure, maybe five. >> sean: we've now seen most of them. we know what the others are. the first one he sent, you were like wait a minute this isn't really the congressman. then he sent you the picture with him pointing at him with the word "me" on it. you could see he had a wedding ring. did you notice that? >> uh-huh. >> sean: what did you think? >> it didn't cross my mind, because i'm not married, so -- >> sean: did you think at that point is this is inappropriate, he's married? >> this was through the computer. i had no intentions of meeting this man. at that time, i was just talking to him. >> sean: right. then the second photo was him, i guess with his cats. and then he used the sexual vernacular for cat many did you take it that way? >> i thought okay, weird. >> sean: we sent you a picture the next -- it seems to be incremental. when he sent you the picture of him with

examines this liberal biased spewing from the likes of the cookie monster he was the other day and sean hannity's fox news show i mean i talk i talked to one of the guys who was at children's television workshop originally and he said that the whole purpose of sesame street was to cater to black and hispanic youths who quote unquote did not have reading literature in the house there's kind of this soft bigotry of low expectations that it's automatically associate with sesame street and by the way it's going to sesame street website it's ox about when you bring up your child make sure the e.u.'s gender neutral language make sure that you keep your boys souls and make sure that you get your girls firetrucks you always knew something was up with bernie ben shapiro joins me now he's an attorney and the author of the new book primetime propaganda then welcome. i think so much for having me so how many children are subverted every year by sesame street. i don't mean that's really the question i think the question is why sesame street has any sort of agenda at all i mean this children's entertainment te

rules that you said all on having to hide when and this was rand paul a few days later on the sean hannity radio program i'm not for profiling people on the color of their skin or on their religion but i would take into account where they've been traveling and perhaps you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they've been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders that it wouldn't be that they are islamic but if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of our government that's really an offense that we should be going after they should be deported or put in prison so he's against the government spying on american citizens but if muslims are attending speeches that ran doesn't light then they should be deported or thrown in jail again just for listening to one speech or being in the wrong place at the wrong time and listening to the wrong person speak and here in the slammer pursuing that sort of policies like putting the patriot act on steroids if that's just what rand paul wants security against muslims no matter w

hey do you think i am some kind of tubby sean hannity want to be jock sniffer. great all right well yes. now will be quite well the heavily paid titans of the national football league squabble over how many more million a year they should make then the slot only man cave residents who worship them we come to find we're all paying for it a court of the national center for policy analysis reported this morning that shortly after the one thousand nine hundred three bargain agreement n.f.l. marked on an aggressive era of local expansion that included adding new teams in cities where politicians were desperate for a franchise the end result was an addition of twenty five new venues each posing an average some one hundred fifty luxury suites and between eight thousand and nine thousand premium club seats the first group of thirteen stadiums built before the n.f.l. created its loan fund to help finance new stadiums cost three point three billion dollars of which only eight hundred eighty eight million dollars or twenty seven percent was private financing stadiums in st

lot of time and just mathematically if you have the most listeners and talk radio it's rush and sean hannity when there is something that makes people pay a little bit less attention it's summertime whatever and they will be affected the most when we look at the numbers though it's incredible i was just looking at talkers magazine a couple of days ago the top talk audiences you have to go to number nine eight or nine before you get to someone who's not conservative or a political before you get to a progressive host so it's still overwhelming yeah they're definitely still winning out in that regard but then how do we explain bill o'reilly success because jon stewart beat out every other host every other show on fox news except for bill o'reilly and he's neither funny nor big breasted or attractive love you know let's put it bluntly you know what as far as the press there's plenty of breasts on the o'reilly show he has this regular segment now with kimberly guilfoyle and lisa real i think her name is they do this legal segment they're on all the time if you look at the camera angles it's no m

this is that ok and paul stepped in this week after saying on the sean hannity radio show that muslims should be thrown in prison if they attend a speech that rand paul doesn't like. approach people on the color of their skin or on their religion but i would take into account where they've been traveling and perhaps you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they have been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders it wouldn't be that they are islamic but if someone is attending. speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of our government that's really an offense that we should be going after they should be deported or put in prison. because last week he was trying to shoot down the patriot act i guess in light of these new comments he didn't think big brother went far enough in the patriot act so that combined with peter king's hearings into american muslim communities how long until republicans just make it official bring back john adams alien and sedition acts and begin putting bloggers in jail like adams did with newspaper editors

message he was hated by you know people like sean hannity hated him hate they have the ship went down i mean from i think three million at his heyday to two million not that thirty three percent decline it's still a whole lot to be really percent decline from his peak but i was an estimated thirty three percent decline from where he was that i mean they could have negotiated probably a better contract but i think at the end of the day he was just hurting their brand and so and he was really more interested in it and the funny thing is that they had no control over him because he had such a big online empire taurine. but he does the the radio show so i think they had less control over him than make they they do say you know a guy like hannity and i think in the end that's really why they parted what about the exchange i mean when glenn beck first started he was pretty optimistic and a little more sunshiny and he did sort of change and move over to be you know very professorial but also somewhat dark and you know talking about the end of the world and you know that things are coming do

she spoke to sean hannity. >> i said this is something regularly he has done all the time. he's comfortable. >> the hollywood website tmz reports that weiner sent e-mails to a former porn star, allegedly coaching her to lie about their long-time sexual messaging. this includes part of brooklyn and queens where he represents them for six terms. the reaction there is mixed. >> we are speaking. how do you know if he telling the truth at all times. >> not surprised. >> he's been lying for two weeks. >> if everybody had a pure life, imagine. >> in interviews before he came clean, like this one with bret baier last week, weiner not only downplayed the tweet of the underwear photo and how he deleted it but went in detail about how he was sweeting about a hockey game and how his dive vo malfunctioned. >> i continued that evening. went to bed. they got me. i certainly didn't go to bed thinking oh, my goodness, this giant international conspiracy has begun. that requires federal resources in taxpayer dollars. four days of media coverage. they are also calling on him to resign. turner

she appeared on sean hannity where she was not asked about this at all and she plans a full slate of appearances on tomorrow's network morning shows. joining me now, john king, and gloria borger. john, relatively speaking, a relatively small amount of government money over many years but it does raise questions for a candidate who's made her name attacking big government spending? >> it absolutely does. it raises the questions even at a higher volume because she's rising in the polls and she is, right now, like her or not, the most influential person, the person most shaping the republican race so far. because of her rise in iowa she's tied with mitt romney and because of that, all the other campaigns are reacting to michele bachmann so she faces a higher credibility test and she'll face these questions. what did you do with the money? what money did you get? and the credibility questions that you're asking. how can you rail against government spending, government involvement in the marketplace when, to a degree even though there's no evidence she's done anything wrong, she's applied

skwro*eupb sean hannity, eastern time on fox. >>> a showdown is heating up between a close political of president obama and the federal government. massachusetts governor duval patrick is refusing to endorse the secure communities program which we've talked about here quite a bit. it's meant to help identify and deport violent illegal immigrants when they have been charged with a crime. opponents complain that this program snags too many minor offenders, and massachusetts, not the only state that is looking to opt out of the secure communities program which was started by the obama administration. william la jeunesse is live on this for us in los angeles. hey william. >> reporter: martha, if an illegal immigrant is arrested for even a misdemeanor, drunken, disorderly, driving without a license, should they be deported, the administration is saying yes and it's mandatory, no exception, but some states now, with large immigrant populations and democratic governors, are saying no. that is the mutiny now confronting the president. >> under security communities a suspect's fingerprints ar

rand paul has a way to identify terrorists without profiling as he explained on the radio's "sean and hannity> i'm not for profiling people on the color of their skin orrerorreligion but if someone s attending speeches from someone promoting the violent overthrow of our government, that's an offense we should be going after. they should be deported or put in prison. >> stephen: and that is perfectly consistent with rand paul's libertarian constitutional ideals. after all the bill of rights guarantees freedom of speech, not freedom of listen. (laughter) and it is possible... (laughter). it is clearly possible to be radicalize bid hearing just one speech because radicals are like katy perry, you hear her new song, you swear you don't like it then the next thing you know you're singing "teenage dream" in front of your interns and you just bought yourself a court-ordered apology. (laughter) and, yes, i am saying that katy perry is a terrorist. how else do you explain this? (laughter) i don't know what kind of bomb that is, but i sure feel dirty. (laughter) and revolutionary speech can turn up any

. >> you say bill o'reilly, sean hannity at fox don't have to be dangerous. >> well, their guests are. it's a forum for the republican party. msnbc is a forum for the democratic party. that's what they are. denying that is silly. i think roger ailes is a seen yous. >> you're not saying they don't intend to be fair, but -- >> they're not journalists, they're hosts of shows. >> they get ratings. >> that's what they do. it's such a small box in the world. look at the top 15 cable shows. you know what the most popular show on cable is? "spongebob." >> i hear he gets a pretty good salary. >> last point. the eat it up, spit it out culture we now live in. sounds to me like as that has gotten to be a sharper, faster-moving, meaner culture, you're not that comfortable with it. >> i don't like it. i think cnn does the best it can with it. but this is -- when you're in a breaking news competitive business, there's a tendency, howie, you know this, to rush something. the demise of newspapers is one of the saddest things to me. so i question are we better off now with instant information than we w

there are quotes that glenn beck likes to use, sean hannity. that washington supposedly said it is impossible rightly to govern the world without god and the bible. and this quotation is all over the place. you can find it on the internet. there's no evidence that washington ever said it or ever rote it, and it was most likely made up by somebody else. but, again, there's this need to believe it. now, what was washington? was he a christian? what did he really believe is a very difficult question to answer. we can be certain on the one hand he was not an atheist, he was not a deist. he was also, on the other hand, not an evangelical christian. he was not powerfully interested in the theology and in the forms of the christian religion. he did go to church, but he was very careful not to take communion and not to kneel. why he felt that way, we don't exactly know. he didn't mention jesus christ in his correspondence, and he didn't talk about god on his death bed. i believe he was a very moral man, a very virtuous man. he was influenced by the sto

. >> based on that, you went on fox news, sean hannity's show, and this is some of what you said. >>ht. he said he doesn't know if it's him or not. >> he says he didn't send it. really to put him on that list of a bunch of people who cheated on their wives -- >> doesn't he sound guilty in. >> no. he's not guilty. the point is he didn't send it. he said he didn't send it. >> how does he not know -- >> they also asked you to talk to "the new york post." were you 100% sure at that time that he was telling you the truth? >> yes. i would never, ever have gone on air and said that if i didn't think that it was true. >> when the initial picture of the shirtless photo first surfaced at the washington bureau chief of the daily beast, i asked if you would write about this. you declined. >> right. >> why? >> because i felt i didn't want to get involved in it. i wasn't quite sure what was going on. i thought it was possible but unlikely that he did it, and i just sort of thought, you know what? i'm just going to stay out of this. i really never would have talked about it. as you know, i work for

in fact, i was on the sean hannity radio show and he joked about -- with me about he was the one person that didn't want to look at the photo. the photo is proof and it's proof of something that people still to this day, including joan walsh and bill press, who went on msnbc, doubting that the picture even exists. right now, we find out that there are publishers like gawker that would take this photo and publish it. my website refuses to publish this photo. they have admitted they took this photo surreptitiously. without my knowledge. they even said there were no cameras there. so i -- you should talk to sirius xmu and ask why their employees were misrepresenting the truth in that room. >> this may surprise a lot of people. i'm willing to take your word for that on this issue. no dispute from me. you haven't taken that photo and used it for a whole number of purposes for which you could. so there it is. let's put that ah side. different question for you. had congressman weiner rolled his back almost a week or whenever this saga began, had he at the very beginning, when he was first conf

. >> there's another woman who has now so far spoken out and she speaks to sean hannity for tonight. last night she did the interview. we'll show you a 30-second clip. this is megan brussard from texas. >> what that photo of his private areas came in, you know, you're a 26-year-old girl, this is a 46-year-old congressman recently married. what did you think then? >> i just thought at the time there's got to be something. there's way more girls out there. there's not just me. there's nothing so special about me that there's a lot more girls. what i thought at the time, this is something that's regular, he's done all the time. he's comfortable. >> tonight you're going to hear more from megan broussard on has not's show at 9:00. she came forward because she realized more pictures of her could come out and i'm going to beat everybody to the punch and i'm going to come out and control the situation and that's exactly what she did. >> i think how do you sum this whole story up, sexting, a badded whbad idea. we worry about this for our kids. it's a huge adult problem. >> after what we've he

sexually charged conversation with weiner that lasted about a month, she talked about that with sean hannity about that last night. >> when that photo of his private areas came in, you know, you're a 26-year-old girl, this is a 46-year-old congressman, recently married, what did you think then? >> i just felt at the time, there's got to be something, there's way more girls out there, this is not just me, there's nothing like oh, this is so special about me, but you know, there's just a lot more girls. but i thought at the time like this is something regular, he's done all the time. he's comfortable. bill: turns out she was right about that. you can see the entire interview on hannity, 9:00 eastern time. she has a lot more to say. alisyn: this isn't going away yet any time soon and in fact anthony weiner's news conference answered many questions but raised new ones and now just like bill clinton and john edwards and many others, weiner finds himself at the center of a salacious sex scandal that he first tried to cover up. so what exactly are these politicians thinking? thank goodness we've ca

. -- past --- as sean hannity calls him. there was a belief that if you gave him your trusty would take care of you and america. after two years of running this country in the ditch, of having our allies, like the czechs and the polls and the hondurans and the colombians, and they used to be the egyptians and israelis, now see that america is no good friend, and our enemies like iran, venezuela, cuba, and syria look at us with the stain as toothless tigers -- this is our moment, ladies and gentleman. this is our moment. it is our watch. it is our obligation to go out and make the sacrifices, and to have a leader who is willing to lift up the people to believe in themselves again. when i was in the united states senate, i fought for life because i knew of the dignity of every human person. i fought for welfare reform because i knew the dignity of every human person, the potential of every human person. i believed in that. i still believe in that. i believe in the greatness and goodness of this country. i believe we need a lea

. -- past --- as sean hannity calls him. there was a belief that if you gave him your trusty would take care of you and america. after two years of running this country in the ditch, of having our allies, like the czechs and the polls and the hondurans and the colombians, and they used to be the egyptians and israelis, now see that america is no good friend, and our enemies like iran, venezuela, cuba, and syria look at us with the stain as toothless tigers -- this is our moment, ladies and gentleman. this is our moment. it is our watch. it is our obligation to go out and make the sacrifices, and to have a leader who is willing to lift up the people to believe in themselves again. when i was in the united states senate, i fought for life because i knew of the dignity of every human person. i fought for welfare reform because i knew the dignity of every human person, the potential of every human person. i believed in that. i still believe in that. i believe in the greatness and goodness of this country. i believe we need a lea

sean: you are ruining the show. ann coulter today, her brand new book is out. we have the first television interview. it is called "demonic." you will only see it here on hannitymore of this later in the hour we will play you a clip from the sit-down interview with one of the women that congressman weiner women that congressman weiner sent pictures to. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> sean: tonight we continue to monitor breaking develops sunning the anthony weiner scandal. joining me with more on that, plus an exclusive first look the explosive controversial new book, "demonic." it hits stores tomorrow morning many ann coulter is here. first, the book is phenomenal. every time i read your books, wayne to know where the liberals are going to attack you. let's star with the title. a lot of what you say fits into weiner -- >> yes. certainly the liberal reaction to it. part of -- what the book is about and the reason it i

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