lists benghazi. >> can i put up on the screen this sean hannity graphic from earlier in the week.unch of what i would call narratives that the right wing has against obama. actually these are a couple other examples just of fox's coverage over the last two years. special reports about benghazi and things like that. but there's a graphic i want to put up from hannity's show from just a few days ago. it lists a bunch of these stories, not just benghazi, others as well. one says obamacare myth, operation fast and furious, irs targeting scandal and the bengha benghazi cover-up. it's about a narrative against the president. by the way, some of those stories, interesting story that is should be reported on more but it's about a narrative against the president as opposed to facts. >> there's a unified them you're doing in the show today. whether it's about ferguson or benghazi, people increasingly find it almost impossible to believe that a reporter or analyst, journalist, will come to a story with the question what happened? what happened? because what people bring to a story is we know

joined by cal thomas on the new book what works, commonsense solutions by a stronger america and sean hannity. that tells you a lot about this book. >> guest: he's a very good friend of christine harper collins, which is publishing the book thought that he would be a very good person to have a right the foreword. nancy pelosi wasn't available. >> host: this is intended for a conservative audience. >> guest: isn't liberal or conservative, republican or democrat. we have challenges that affects everybody regardless of their political background or persuasion. >> host: but if you had a sean hannity, he's a quite popular figure among the hard-line conservatives. >> guest: sure he is but we try to reach out in the book and naturally i believe conservative ideas provide the best solutions to the problems facing america but if a liberal comes up with an idea that actually proves itself and lives up to the state of objective designed for it, i am for social i'm for social security and medicare and all these programs and the democrat administrations but i just want to take a look at them to see if the

i was watching a lot of this with sean hannity the night it was happening i was on his show, i was therefor about 45 minutes and i was telling him this. >> this is why you were ignoring my calls on fox business. i'll talk to sean. >> but the reality is, i could see rocks being thrown, i could see stores being burned, and i saw the police doing nothing. >> right. i remember seeing them standing there. >> someone must have advised them not to do anything. >> nobody taught you to do a riot. i teach emergency management. first rule is, you arrest the first person that commits a crime. >> is there a rule about -- that kind of behavior makes it worse? >> of course, and you keep track of that. you keep track of them, keep a record of them, get pictures of them, you know the ones that are the instigators. every protest we had, we knew the one. >> what would you have done in this city, you saw the incident with the red paint, that it's just spontaneous, and i remember, i was walking back after my conference, the one you ignored for sean hannity. and i'm wondering, what the hell is going on here?

sean hannity's exclusive interview tonight on the fox news channel. eric: at the top of the hour the top military comafnld our country will sit down, raise their right hand and testify on the u.s. campaign against isis. the white house could be second guessing and changing a strategy to try to defeat the radical islamic terrorists. >> major fog rolling in and it has one u.s. city feeling a little bit misty. that's incredible. eric: the fog is not just rolling into north carolina. it swallowed raleigh. the rolling white mass covered everything except as you can see the top of the tall buildings before burning off in the afternoon. temperatures are expected to dip into the 20s as that arctic air pushes down from canada. some areas in the northeast could see frost warnings. martha: incredible picture. and weird weather this week. let many get a live look at capitol hill. we are minutes away from a very important hearing by the armed forces committee on isis. we'll hear testimony from the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey and chuck hagel. this

bush sitting down for an exclusive interview with our own sean hannity last night. much of it focused on his relationship with his father george hw bush. here is the president 43 talking about what he thought would be his final moments with his dad who was battling pneumonia. >> i said i don't want the last image of us weeping around him. his last image. we get over there and it's in an icu unit. barbara and jenna are rubbing his head and cooing and he leaned over and rubs jenna's pregnant stomach and said there is the beauty of life. i gave him a kiss and thought it would, the last time i would see him and i underestimated him. leland: president bush also spoke about his brother jeb bush and whether he will run for president in 2016. >> i don't know if he's going to run. i hope he does because he would be a great president. he's weighing it out. he's going to take a deliberate decision. the idea of being a second, one of two brothers being brothers is not going to weigh in his decision. what's important to him, he's going to make sure this is okay with his family.

sean hannity is standing by with rudy giuliani. so you'll see them in moments as well. the question was asked by fox news, were any of the witnesses who testified that michael brown was moving toward officer wilson at the time he was shot african-american and the prosecutor went on at length saying, yes, indeed, several of the witnesses who testified to that effect were in fact african-americans who said that michael brown, the 18-year-old who is now dead, was coming toward the officer at the time the fatal shots were fired. there was much conflicting evidence in this case, but in the end these grand jurors did not believe that there was probable cause for any charge whatsoever. and in the meantime as we have been watching this, we have been seeing reaction pour in from various sources. i want to tell you that the brown family has released a statement calling themselves profoundly disappointed saying we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequences of his action. we are keeping our eye on the white house briefing room. we're tol

bush opening up to sean hannity about the advice and support his father gave him while he was in office he offered me love and humor. he would call me and say son, you did a great job. wonderful speech. it was so uplifting to hear someone you admire and love say that to you. he would interject humor. he would send an e-mail into and de carter and josh bolton and read this is from your dad. all of a sudden they would read some funny story or something like that. also people have trouble understanding that i wasn't on the phone constantly seeking advice. one reason why he had made presidential decisions. he knows how important it is to be fully briefed by people who studied the issue. he would have said hey send your briefers down. >> more controversial changes are set to come for obamacare in 2014. here now with how some states are getting hit hard by these new premiums. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, heather. open enrollment by the way begins this saturday. because the different state rules and reporting procedures it is virtually impossible to gauge what the average obamacare p

about eight or nine years ago and i remember i was at madison square garden and in the fox fox, sean hannity up the stairs and says what happened? i told him i was hurt as a medical student, but he told me even somebody i had been on the air with wouldn't know. bret: what is apparent is he has the attention of people in high places. just one example, krauthammer's opposition to white house counsel harriet miers that'l suy helped block her nomination to the supreme court, a comment on the panel apparently gave president bush a way out. >> i remember thinking how did they get out of this. it came to me on a special report. >> i think what the a message not to do is say look -- bret: is base basically went lie this, because the legal writings were covered by executive privilege, the senate could not that her, so she had to withdraw. >> i realized later that is what they did. bret: are you surprised by the amount of influence that you have with your column with "special report" that you heal or see things that happen as a result of a column or statement? do you ever think about it? >> i think ab

be sure to catch sean hannity's interview with former president george w. bush.hannity" at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. you don't want to miss it. jon: that will be great. some brand new stories we're bringing you in the next hour of "happening now." the growing threat of lone wolf terror attacks as we learn the man who attacked two new york city police officers with an axe, police say he was a follower of al qaeda. we'll have all the details on that. >>> a woman on trial for murdering her husband claims she shot and killed him because he was attacking her. the latest on a complicated legal case. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what

sean hannity stands up and walks up the stairs. he looks at me and he goes, what happened?as a t medical student. no big deal. but it just somebody i had been on the air with wouldn't know.h >> what is apparent is that krauthammer has the attention of people in high places. just one example, his oppositios to white house counsel harriette myers, not only helped block her nomination to the supreme court, but comment on the panelnt apparently gave president bush a way out.pa >> i remember thinking how do they get out of this? g and it came to me while on the set of "special report." >> i think what the administration ought to do is say, look -- n his face saving solution, basically went like this. because myers' legal writings were covered by executive privilege, the senate couldn't vet her, so she had to withdraw. >> three days later, that's when they did. >> arewit you surprised by the amount of influence that you have with your column, with that you heart," or see things that happen as ahi result of a column or a statement? do you ever think ofsten that? >> i think a about

there were people interviewed on this network over several nights who were asked by bill o'reilly, sean hannityers, okay, well, what about the evidence? many of them said, well, everybody looks at the evidence in a different way. well, the evidence is the evidence. facts are facts. blood is blood. dna is dna. we've got to cut through the templates, and i think releasing this evidence to the media is a good way to do it. jon: cal thomas, alan colmes, juan williams, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, jon. heather: some other stories we are covering this morning, new rules coming out from the fda will soon require many restaurants and other places to post calorie counts. so what this will mean for you, we'll explain. >>> and media from around the world descending on ferguson as we learn the grand jury's decision. howard kurtz will break it down, how news organizations handled the case and why the prosecutor called the 24-hour news cycle the, quote, most significant challenge. ♪ ♪ because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the be

okay, fox has a conservative sean hannity on the air. i don't hide my conservatism, but i'm not the fox news channel. i'm the editorial page. these are supposed to be the news people. and they take sides. >> right. it's not a conservative story, necessarily, sean. john gruber has been trending on twitter for eight days. so this isn't just a fox story and everybody else isn't covering it. look at a gallup poll taken in september and says the trust in media is at an all-time low. 40% of the american public says that stories will not be presented fairly -- or will be presented fairly, accurately and so on. if you go back to 1974, the same polls, sean, post watergate, 74%, 34 points higher of people said that. almost twice as much. and why was that? because people in power were held to account by the media. now the media has a different motto, sean. that's of the los angeles police department. you know what that motto is? to serve and protect. that's what we're seeing with this story sfwl those who have covered it have done a good job of whi

twitter@sean hannity. tell what's your answer would be. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> greta van susteren is in texas and tonight she will take you "on the record" with former president george w. bush from the home where he grew up. but, first tonight, president obama dismissing obamacare architect jonathan gruber as, quote: some advisor. but that was yesterday. way back in 2006, then senator obama certainly seemed to know and actually admire jonathan gruber, even saying that he stole some of his ideas from him. listen to what the president brookings institution. >> you have already drawn some of the brightest minds from academia and policy circles. many of them i have stolen ideas from liberally. people ranging from robert gordon to austan goolsbee, john gruber, my dear friend jim wallace here who can talk, i think -- who can inform what are sometimes dry policy debates with a prophetic voice. >> hello, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. president obama admitting that he sometimes stole ideas from jona

head on over to facebook, twitter at sean hannity and tell what's you would like to hear from the formerent. before we go, don't forget to tune in tomorrow night. i'm on the road, 10:00 p.m. eastern. this is one of the best specials you'll ever see, the man who killed osama bin laden. that's airing tomorrow night and wednesday night right here in this time period. that's all the time we have for this evening. thank you for being with us, and hope you have a great night. an urgent warning from former secretary of state condoleezza rice. secretary rice insisting the u.s. has created a vacuum that is being filled with terrorism. >> what we're seeing is that when the united states steps back and speaks softly, nobody liches. americans also don't like the world that they get when the united states is not deeply engaged and deeply involved. the world of beheadings, the world of levels walking into the canadian parliament. wooferld vladimir putin annexing his neighbors. so i think the american people are ready i think the world is ready for stronger american leadership. >> president obama is no

i was interested to hear that sean hannity, the night before last, said he thought that was a good idea resistance comes from the law and order community which doesn't like change, they don't like anything new. even if it could be a really useful tech fix which is not going to end the harmful treatment of either criminal justice system in all cases. but it will improve things. and as it happens, president obama, when he was in illinois state senator, negotiated a compromise between prosecutors and defense attorneys that led to the videotaping of interrogations in illinois criminal cases. it has been very helpful. it has been very helpful for the prosecution and for the defense and for the search for truth. the same thing is true of a vest cam. we have the technology. imagine if we had had it in this case. how much further along we would be in the fact-finding. so let's get that done. the energy, the energy that drives this particular reform. >> such an important point. and gene, jonathan is talking about fact finding and how having a system to find the facts that was transparent would b

sean hannity right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. the st. louis police department has confirmed that four shots were fired at the apartment complex where michael brown was shot and killed. police tell us the shots were random and there are no reported at this time. we'll have updates throughout the hour. one day after not being indicted by a grand jury, ferguson police officer darren wilson sat down with abc for his first television interview. take a look at what officer wilson describes what really happened on that fateful august afternoon. >> i seen him coming around with that left hand. it is in a shape like this and comes through the window and a punch to my face. >> you're still figuring out how do i get out of this? >> how do i survive? >> how do i survive? >> yes, i didn't know if i could sustain another hit like that. >> where was your gun. >> i point it at him. get back or him going to shoot you. his response, he grab the top of my gun. and he said, you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. i can feel him trying to get over my tri

like he's in constant negotiation with hemorrhoids. [ laughter ] the hemorrhoids government, and sean hannity's becoming a vibration. seth, he's on the precipice of pure consciousness. he's become so angry that he's going to evolve into a new type of being. nyah, nyah! transcendent. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: that's wonderful. we're seeing an evolution. that's very exciting. >> this is evolution. >> seth: i saw an interview. a friend of yours, noel gallagher from oasis. >> i love him. >> seth: i saw him get interviewed. and he was talking about -- they asked him what they thought about your politics, and he said that if you did start a revolution and if you did take over england, he would like to be the duke of manchester. >> yeah. >> seth: have you -- would that be something you'd be okay, a position you'd be willing to give him? >> i think some of the hierarchy structures that bestow such privileges would necessarily be ended. but even if they weren't, i wouldn't give him that because he said -- like, "that revolution, he's talking out his [ bleep ] ass." [ laughter ] that's offensi

head on over to facebook and twitter, and you can find it, my twitter account at sean hannity, and we'll with us. we'll see you back here with the results on wednesday night. thank you for being with us. fi you helped do it. on the record and our loyal viewers never gave up. sergeant tam reese see spent months in a mexican jail and on the record kept up, even taking you to mexico and showing you how easy it is to take a wrong turn at the border. some of your political leaders got involved and now he's back home. >> free at last. >> the 26-year-old is now on his way back home. >> he's got two tours in afghanistan. >> touching down in miami, florida just moments ago after some 214 days in a

and didn't anyone call you and say sean hannity's calling you out. call his show. >> yes. ten text messages, call sean, call sean. and my husband too. >> first of all, i'm happy for you because of what you represent. you said something last night that really stuck out and got a lot of press. you weren't elected to congress because you're a woman or the color of your skin. why did you feel it was important to say that? >> i said, you know, this is historic, but it's not historic because of the color of my skin. it's historic because utah has decided to elect a person based on their principles, based on values that we hold dear here. and i think that, you know, that's a great thing. that's a great message to stand out. and i'm excited. >> i'm excited for you. we've known each other for a long time. >> yeah. >> even though you've been ducking me. i was like where is mia love? why isn't she returning my calls? >> sean, i've been busy. >> what? >> i've been busy working my district. i've been working hard. you know i love you. >> it was important we got you back. how do you int

sean hannity right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. the st.police department has confirmed that four shots were fired at the apartment complex where michael brown was shot and killed. police tell us the shots were random and there are no reported at this time. we'll have updates throughout the hour. one day after not being indicted by a grand jury, ferguson police officer darren wilson sat down with abc for his first television interview. take a look at what officer wilson describes what really happened on that fateful august afternoon. >> i seen him coming around with that left hand. it is in a shape like this and comes through the window and a punch to my

most -- i think especially you sean hannity would say we want transparency. we want to know what happened there. this is being told the to the grand jury. given the ankh site -- >> here's what my inside sources tell me. wait a minute. darren wilson has a bounty on his head, the police officer. >> what? >> oh, my god. >> he has a bounty on his head. you have people, agitators from outside literally planning and go to gateway pundit.com, they have a whole list of targets for when the decision comes down. i've been told that the grand jury's scared to death, the witnesses, some of whom happen to be black that corroborate the officer's story, they're scared to death. the police department is afraid. this has been set up, people have been in, i would argue, in part this is obama and holder's fault for rushing to judgment. they've been conditioned to believe this will come out one way and it may very well come out another. >> if anybody's at fault the ferguson police department that has mishandled, that was not transparent, that in fact, was acting if someone -- >>

sean hannity and ann coulter didn't get any memo. >> if they don't do their job and put out a competingre going to lose in 2016. they have work to do. >> i agree and i would tell right wingers stay paranoid. >> neither did glenn beck. look at this. >> i think we're in the most dangerous period now than the republic has been in since the civil war, from now until probably spring of 2017. >> civil war, that's the way it always is at red news/blue news. it's like they're in alternate universes. has the world really turned upside down? take a look at this tweet posted on wednesday. mrc fought to stop the media from rigging the election. in the end americans tuned out their hate and propaganda. mrc, 1, liberal media, no. brent, thanks for being here. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> rigging the election. those are strong words. make your case. how was the media trying to rig the election? >> they are strong words and advisedly so. i have never seen anything like this before where you had this year was a year of a republican wave across the country just as in 2008 or 2006 you had a similar d

twitter@sean hannity. tell what's your answer would be. that's all the time we have left.ing with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> greta van susteren is in texas and tonight she will take you "on the record" with former president george w. bush from the home where he grew up. but, first tonight, president obama dismissing obamacare architect jonathan gruber as, quote: some advisor. but that was yesterday. way back in 2006, then senator obama certainly seemed to know and actually admire jonathan gruber, even saying that he stole some of his ideas from him. listen to what the president brookings institution. >> you have already drawn some of the brightest minds from academia and policy circles. many of them i have stolen ideas from liberally. people ranging from robert gordon to austan goolsbee, john gruber,

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we want to hear from you. 5a twitter @sean uhannity. tell us what you think.e tomorrow night. breaking tonight, presid obama unveiling his plan to let millions of people who broke the laws of this land stay in the united states. and he is doing it without congressional approval despite his past statements nay arguments that he simply didn't have the authority to do this. tonight there was no explanation for the complete 180 he has done other than his declaration tonight, i have the authority. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the president's remarks lasting about 15 minutes. mr. obama suggesting this is not only the right thing to do for the nation and for illegal immigrant families, but he does it evoking

bill: rudy giuliani with sean hannity talking about the courage of those men and comen on the grand juriyou imagine the fear they must have had of the conclusion they had to reach? those people had to live there. maybe it's their stores that temperature are being broken and their homes that will be burned. it took a tremendous amount of courage to come to the conclusion no charges should be filed. the evidence of the police officer's innocence must have been overpowering. bill: what do you think about that? >> i think share giuliani was right on the button on that. the granted jurors had to weigh everything and they were not sequestered. they had to weigh what the response be. but rights right and the evidence is what it is. as we said for the last three months. the forensic evidence. ed the triple a.m. investigation, the statements will all point to one and one conclusion. either the officer acted improperly or he did not. and the grand jury found that michael brown waltz aggressor, was the suspect. the prosecutor didn't use those words. but everybody description was exactly that. michae

sean hannity will interview president george w.wn in texas for an hour-long special that will air on thursday night. obviously these two men so close and, are in that exclusive club of u.s. presidents and the more exclusive club of being in the bush family and being, you know, just, it is a love story as president george w. bush said to his father. so -- bill: see the pride of his son is so apparent. >> beautiful thing absolutely. bill: so president obama, well he wanted to bring hope to washington. a new report revealing one top aide may be focused instead on revenge. what that report tells us this morning. >> big story on valerie jarrett. that is coming up this morning. a house goes up in flames as a dangerous lava flow threatens an hawaiian town. this is still going on down there amid warnings that the worst is far from over. athat's enough plastic bottles boto stretch aroundery year. the earth 230 times. each brita filter can replace 300 of those. clean. clear. brita water. nothing is better. martha: there are new reports of po

we want to hear from you. 5a twitter @sean uhannity. tell us what you think. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. breaking tonight, presid obama unveiling his plan to let millions of people who broke the laws of this land stay in the united states. and he is doing it without congressional approval despite his past statements nay arguments that he simply didn't have the authority to do this. tonight there was no explanation for the complete 180 he has done other than his declaration tonight, i have the authority. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the president's remarks lasting about 15 minutes. mr. obama suggesting this is not only the right thing to do for the nation and for illegal immigrant families, but he does it evoking scripture and even president bush. here are a few highlights. >> today, our immigration system is broken. and everybody knows it. when i took office, i committed to fixing this broken immigration system. i worked with congress on a comprehensive fix. and last year 68 democrats, republicans and independents, came to

limbaugh's attorney spoke with sean hannity. >> rush's comments were deliberately taken out of contextreasons by people who should know better. this was not an irresponsible blogger. this was a democratic congressional campaign committee made up of people that we've elected to congress. shame on them. >> an committee says that they will review his claim and they will respond accordingly. >>> a dpriewp -- group at virginia tech discovered their budget was cut due to their conservative values. the young americans for freedom had former u.s. treasurer on campus to speem on illegal immigration. the event flier read alien invasion, referring to the recent wave of illegal immigrants. that was reportedly too offensive according to school's budget board and the school's funding was slashed shortly after. >>> jaw dropping video of the ground opening up and swallowing a car. a florida woman had just parked in her own driveway when a massive ten-foot wide and ten-foot deep hole opened up. crews are trying to figure out exactly what caused that sink hole. in the meantime they've e evacuated six ot

for example, look what happened last night at the debate on sean hannity's show. >> okay. >> what aboutnd. you tried, you convicted him. you don't want justice for the officer? >> what did he was wrong. like i said again -- >> you don't know if it's wrong. you don't know anything! >> that's reflective, wouldn't you say, of how people feel. they made their concludes. they're going to act accordingly. >> that's sean's job to let people and voice his opinion to people like that. i'm going to try to be a little softer and tell you that it's really hurtful to community leaders and people that are trying to make a difference here l, whether it's police officers or police chief or community leaders trying to engage in dialogue and discussion. but there is a certain segment of folks out there and what it is is they're not going to take anything less than an indictment of this officer and it wouldn't surprise me if they want to skip the trial phase and everything else associated with it. let's just get him lined up. let's get him in prison and throw him in shahshank. >> have you learned anything

able to go on stage with sean hannity and it was fantastic. we were able to hang out together. the book, in paperback. >> yes. tomorrow, don't forget this, it's midterm election day. chairman of the rnc will be here, frank luntz and laura ingraham, just three of the many guests. >> that's right. and also our thanks to greta van susteren who joined us today live. her exclusive interview with tahmoreesi will be on tomorrow, in the coming days, that is to say here on fox. in the meantime, after the show show starts right now. cory monteith good morning. it's a big week across america. new polling showing americans with an edge in some of these key races. good morning, everybody. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. martha: nice to see you, too. i have seen and little bit too much of you. let's take a look at battle up ground kentucky. the senate minority leader is up over grimes.

charles krauthammer was on sean hannity's show last night. he said this is insulting.sten. >> when you are could you seed of being a racist. you don't even dignify the accusation with a response because then you are conceding the premise. i have to prove i'm not a racist. i oppose the president because of his policies. i have since the beginning of his administration. if someone wants to imply it's on account of his race, i will not give them the dignity of a response. that's not america. >> unfortunately, increasingly it is america or at least american politics where everything has to do with racial and ethnic and gender i'd it at this. democrats are not running on policies and economy and unemployment. they are running on identity. you are a woman w your side you are for abortion. you are african-american, they hate you, we don't. it's not about policies it's about dividing people into categories and whipping up fears. >> they voted her into office and bobby jindal an american indian into office. it doesn't make sense. >> let us know your thoughts about that. friends

he spoke to sean hannity finally responding to those comments. >> my father said some stuff over a yearthe family doesn't agree with i just think it was a misstatement and so we try to clear that up and i have been out here, you know, building these bridges so the ones -- the people that i have met in the theater community here were fantastic. >> despite the backlash, the robertson's a&e show is heading into its seventh season and now a vegas musical is on its way, too. >> isn't that great? a stage watch how mess with. a professional boxer completely knocking out two guys in an alleyway. the reason? that group there was harassing boxer's wife inside the bar and he stepped outside to defend her honor. >> is 39 the new 40. >> i have made a list, do better list. we are 40 years old. if we don't do it now, when are we going to do this? >> a stud study suggesting the year before we age into a new decade is the most meaningful. researchers found those who turned 1929 and 39 and so on are more likely to look back on their lives and question if it held any meaning. this frequently prompts peopl

hannity tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern. krauthammer joins sean tonight at 10:00 p.m. nnity. >> this group and its leader, a person named usama bin laden are linked to many other. >> united states has conducted an operation that killed usama bin laden. the leader of al qaeda. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." flying cars. a silly idea that it is a complete waste of money, or silly idea that is a complete waste of time and money. it is the question the mainstream media refuses to ask. and why does the president predict dana marine gnaw will sound smarter than her colleagues? >> she has been doing it for decades. and finally, is this box of adorable kittens racist responsible for global warming, supporters of isis or all of the above. we will -- we will examine them in 50 wicks minutes. >> i'm dana perino in

. >> i have in my house, sean, a football that says "hannity". >> that's correct. >> and it says on thatball, to auston, a great american. >> it's a forgery. >> i'm going to put it on the screen and say did you intend to say that when you said it the first time? >> listen, i think you're a great american. my question is too pertinent. the constitution is too important. the president recognized it was unlawful and unconstitutional but in spite of -- >> the law grants the authority to the administration to decide on enforcement priorities. >> it is illegal to work in this country if you are not here legally. it is illegal. he just changed that law, de facto -- >> you just added -- you're like de facto. >> he changed the law. >> we know the president is allow today and has -- presidents have in the past said we're going to deport x before y. we're going to focus on -- >> that's prosecutorial discretion. that's very different. prosecutorial discretion versus rewriting laws is different. he wanted congress to go along with the dream act. congress didn't agree with him. they did not pass the l

. >> you sent me this link for the sean hannity show. did you see it? >> i did. it made my day worse. >> using the same terminology that i heard on the news, especially fox five. explosive situation, threatening violence, all of this to scare people. giuliani went on there and said he had handled situations like this before. we think god because he became the mayor. but going to be the legacy that he left behind. it was very dismissive. and brought up the whole idea of white privilege. >> white people have tons of advantages. a lot of people deny that this exists, which is stupid to me you have to sort them into different categories. one is the ill-gotten gains and the other is things that white people have that everyone else should be afforded also. >> human privilege. >> human privilege. >> that's trending. >> white people can walk around without the fear of getting shot in the face by the police, and some people would define that as white privilege. i would say it's citizenship i i feel like you get that word attached to something and we start focusing on all

. >> i have in my house, sean, a football that says "hannity". >> that's correct. >> and it says on thatootball, to auston, a great american. >> it's a forgery. >> i'm going to put it on the screen and say did you intend to say that when you said it the first time? >> listen, i think you're a great american. my question is too pertinent. the constitution is too important. the president recognized it was unlawful and unconstitutional but in spite of -- >> the law grants the authority to the administration to decide on enforcement priorities. >> it is illegal to work in this country if you are not here legally. it is illegal. he just changed that law, de facto -- >> you just added -- you're like de facto. >> he changed the law. >> we know the president is allow today and has -- presidents have in the past said we're going to deport x before y. we're going to focus on -- >> that's prosecutorial discretion. that's very different. prosecutorial discretion versus rewriting laws is different. he wanted congress to go along with the dream act. congress didn't agree with him. they did not pass th

sean. >> up next tonight, it's on "hannity." >> if the gop can't win back the senate in a climate like this, maybe the party ought to look for another country. >> charles krauten hammer joins us next why he believes they are a referendum on president obama's failures, and then later tonight. >> the same years she gave her own staff, 25% pay increases, that is the worst kind of politics, and we are going to escort whore out the door. >> we're going to play you the full tape, that and more tonight on "hannity." ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> welcome back to "hannity" he also believes the stage is set for a major gop victory on tuesday, but he adds that if the party cannot take back the senate in four short days, maybe time for the lea

sean. >> up next tonight, it's on "hannity." >> if the gop can't win back the senate in a climate like this, maybe the party ought to look for another country. >> charles krauten hammer joins us next why he believes they are a referendum on president obama's failures, and then later tonight. >> the same years she gave her own staff, 25% pay increases, that is the worst kind of politics, and we are going to escort whore out the door. >> we're going to play you the full tape, that and more tonight on "hannity." [ male announcer ] are your joints ready for action? osteo bi-flex® with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for action. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, flabbergasted when wen regecreamed a $300 cream.eam, for about $30, regenerist mico-sculpting cream hydrates better than over 15 of america's most expensive luxury creams. regenerist. olay, your best beautiful. >>> welcome back to "hannity" he also believes the stage is set for a major gop vict

karl was talking to -- jordan was talking to sean last night on "hannity." how does this change the debate on obamacare. >> throws a lot of gasoline on the fire already burning there. we'll see a lot more flame smoke and conflagration. if gruber is called to testify before congress -- bill: do you think he will be? >> absolutely i think he will be. look, the focus will probably not be on how stupid the american people are, i think it will be more substantive set of inquiries and difficult as such for the administration. bill: give me a question question. >> the key focal point will be the administration made a series of claims to sell the bill that turned out not to be true. did the administration know at the time when the president said if you like your plan you can keep your plan that was not true? and it wasn't. the affordable care act was based on premise that much of the insurance american people have is insufficient and inadequate and would have be dough declared non-compliant under aca and people would lose their coverage. bill: do you do you allege g

sean. thank you. more video coming up exclusively here on "hannity" tonight. beyond the inflammatory words used on monday by michael brown's stepfather, missouri governor jay nixon has become the subject of heavy scrutiny over his failure to deploy the national guard that he had called up earlier this week. and my next guest says he believes the obama administration could have played a role in all of this. here now to explain himself is the republican lieutenant governor of missouri peter kinder. peter, you were not part of the decision but applauded the decision to call up the guard. but yet the guard wasn't deployed on monday, the night when ferguson needed them the most. why? >> i did aplau the initial decisi decision. it's more in sorrow than in anger now that we assess the effects of the failure of leadership of the last 48 hours. sean, the governor had the foresight to issue the emergency declaration to call out the guard last week. we all thought, okay, we're going to be ahead of the game this time. and then at the critical moment about this hour on mon

sean, thank you. >>> coming up next tonight here on "hannity". >> should we expect that more troops may be needed beforehis is over? >> you know, as commander in chief i'm never going to say never. >> all right. it appears president obama's finally starting to listen to america's top military leaders. coming up next, fox news military analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, he'll join us in a rare in-studio appearance about mission creep and more. that's all straight ahead. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutest replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, an

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