>> sean: with herman cain.d time with him after that supposedly happened. >> no, she asked him to take her back to the hotel. >> sean: she got back in i. this happened in the car. >> sean: that's what i am saying. >> he had taken her to see the national restaurant association building. >> sean: why -- if that happened and it was so traumatic, and it was so bad, why would she stay in the car with him? >> she didn't. she said, take me back to the hotel -- >> sean: that's staying in the car. >> she wasn't going to get out at night in the dark in washington, d.c. and i don't know what would have happened to her, wherever that was. she said, please take me back and he was taking her back and he did take her back and she got out. >> sean: is there anything you know that you haven't told the public? >> yes. >> sean: what? >> about what? >> sean: about herman cain? why not get it out on the table? why leave this lingering? you hinted to me when i was speaking to you that there is more to come. do you have more that's c

>> you know what, sean.t was vietnam or what it was as a kid. >> sean: you are 38 years old? >> i appreciate that. even as a young child, seeing somebody in a uniform, i would cry. i still do. men and women get off a plane, i wanted to shake their hands. >> sean: they are amazing, aren't they? have you been to walter reed. >> with president bush. >> isn't it embarrassing when you walk out? you think we have problems in life. i'm like, this guy lost two legs and i think i have problems. you are kind of embarrassed you think in your life is problematic. >> it all fades away. you you walk away going wow! and they would all go back. >> sean: i find that amazing. one guy i met. he was fighting to save his leg. i mean it's open wounds and metal rods and screws. he eventually lost his leg. but he was in traction he was telling me he wants to go back. i'm thinking that is bravery, courage, sacrifice, i just don't understand. they are really special people. >> they are. i keep saying album. >> sean: this eight track

>> no, i didn't, sean. let me tell you why, being in business, i learned a long time ago, that unless i am really, really comfortable with the fellow employee, i don't pay women compliments unless i know them well enough that they are not going to take at this time wrong way. i know with this particular case, i didn't make those kind of compliments. i didn't say she looked hot or whatever and this sort of thing. why? because when you are in a leadership position, you run the risk of it being misunderstood. >> sean: i don't think he can be any more adamant? >> no. but i think lanny and i agree because we are both defense lawyers here. you have to watch, you have to be very specific. and -- look, i think this is an ambush situation. what herman cain needs to do, though, is simply repeat in a very calm, cool and collected manner that he did not do anything inappropriate. and if someone took something as inappropriate, he would never had have meant it that way. he's fighting, he is boxing at the wind. he has an

sean, i'm telling you. we have gotten thousands and thousands of e-mails, text messages from all across the country. the american people are sick of this gutter politics. >> sean: is it a bad idea when herman opened up the door to the possibility of a lie detector test? that was the only thing as i'm watching the press conference, i thought he absolutely was, you know, unequivocating in his denial. he's out there saying it didn't happen, explaining every situation, but you know, does he not run the risk of turning it into a circus if this becomes okay, what is the lie detector test say and gloria allred will be insisting it's her person administering the test. was that a bad idea? >> i don't think so because when he watched the press conference yesterday, the first thing he did is turn to me and said mark, if i need to take a lie detector test, let's do it. let's get this out, done, and finished. >> sean: well, karen finney was on nbc news talking about that there's a layer of black sexuality infused into t

>> you know what, sean. it was vietnam or what it was as a kid. >> sean: you are 38 years old? >> i appreciate that. even as a young child, seeing somebody in a uniform, i would cry. i still do. men and women get off a plane, i wanted to shake their hands. >> sean: they are amazing, aren't they? have you been to walter reed. >> with president bush. >> isn't it embarrassing when you walk out? you think we have problems in life. i'm like, this guy lost two legs and i think i have problems. you are kind of embarrassed you think in your life is problematic. >> it all fades away. you you walk away going wow! and they would all go back. >> sean: i find that amazing. one guy i met. he was fighting to save his leg. i mean it's open wounds and metal rods and screws. he eventually lost his leg. but he was in traction he was telling me he wants to go back. i'm thinking that is bravery, courage, sacrifice, i just don't understand. they are really special people. >> they are. i keep saying album. >> sean: this eight trac

>> sean: that's a good point. i want to give you a chance. >> well, yeah, on the one hand, there is no question that the... assassin, the attempted assassins of herman cain definitely did bring this up on the table because it go conjure up that old bug-a-boo, the black man in the stereotype. what they did not realize, they underestimated the decency of the american people. they underestimated the tea party revolution that took place and the citizens revolution that took place and the support that they have given to herman cain. you know, vigotten calls, from black, brown, white conservatives, tea party members , constitutional conservative, not all of them support herman cain, but they know what is going on. i wish establishment-types like karl rove and others would follow the lead of the grass roots. they know what is going on. they know this is not just an attack on herman cain. this is an attack on the conservative movement. >> this is the civil wronged leaders, helping to try to do character assassination. her

appreciate it. >> thank you sean. [ applause ] >> sean: thank you for being with us.ave a great night. i hope you have a great night. [ applause ] closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

appreciate it. >> thank you sean. [ applause ] >> sean: thank you for being with us.ave a great night. [ applause ]

you can say that, sean. >> tell come out of your salary. >> sean: part.ot making light of sexual harassment. but there are instances now, where we are so p.c. and so out of control -- we don't know the details in this case, but we don't have any evidence that anything happened. but if you say to mike that he's attractive and his tie looks great, you are paying unwanted attention to mike. >> every boss in america now takes meetings with the door open, blinds open, they are terrified of being falsely accused of something. i think americans are tuned into that. i think this helps herman cain in a very big way. i think americans are going to reject this. the women come forward, one makes her $400,000 book advance and she gets her 15 minutes and she says he did lecherous things. i think americans are going to say, it's her word against his. >> viknown herman 10 years. >> great guy. caller: even his secretary of years and people who work closely with him for years, it's so out of character for a guy i have been up close with. i don't see it. >> i don't either.

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>> sean: i am good.ing get into the senate race. >> that is right. well i'm here tonight, sean, with you to tell you that i am going to run for united states senate because frankly i think the people of florida had had enough. they'd had enough of every time they'd turned around senator nelson is supporting and helping barack obama with barack obama ajend yaf more government. whether is it's helping him with obama care, and senator nelson was there by obama's side. whether stimulus, again, senator nelson by obama's side to make sure that is passed more spending, more tax increases. you name it, senator nelson has been one of barack obama's go to guys in the senate. people in the sta of florida had enough. they don't want us to continue down direction towards greece. they want to see us go towards on the road of prosperity. senator nelson doesn't understand they want someone in the senate believing in them. not someone believing in more government. >> and he voted against banning earmarks and he's been a

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tonight, new information about sean's sean's death.jz's investigation reveals this shooting was a tragic case of mistaken identity. police now tell us that a gang targeting someone else, just two streets away, shot sean and his friends instead. >> they said they were looking for other people that was in the neighborhood. and they thought that was them. and they just started firing. >> reporter: they got the wrong people? >> yeah. >> reporter: six months after his death, sean's mother is finally able to talk about that night. >> and i wouldn't want nobody to feel the pain that i feel right now. >> reporter: pain worsened because sean's killer is still out here. no witnesses are coming forward. and there are no real leads in the case. >> open your mouth. i'm not afraid. why should you be? >> reporter: but people are afraid. john ward's grandson is one of sean's friends shot that night. he said witness intimidation and the stop snitching culture prevent people from coming forward with information. >> reporter: someone out there knows who

>> sean: you just gave me the cd. >> all right. >> did you hear it or not? >> sean: wait a minute.'re great actor. i had no idea you could sing like that. that's amazing. i studied opera as a kid. this is me. >> that is dead on. that's great. good for you. >> thanks a lot. >> like your clinton impression. how you doing. ben bradley, let's go to the herman cain issue. listen to these comments on top of everything else horrible that's been said about herman cain not only this week but prior to the week starting. >> what are your thoughts on the accusations against herman cain? >> i think he's got it coming to him, doesn't he? >> do you have any advice for him? >> what? >> do you have any advice for him? >> run for the roundhouse. >> do you think that -- some people are saying they're racially motivated, do you believe that? >> [bleep]. i don't believe that at all. no. i mean you can't do that in this town any more. you probably could do it 50 years ago, but you can't do it now. >> you can't do it any -- any more. in the old days you might have been able to. >> he had it coming? what'

they'll come here to honor sean walsh. sean was just days from returning home from the battlefield. sean walsh posted this video tribute on youtube. it shows a national guardsman with his unit in afghanistan. >> right now, i just know i was shocked. >> reporter: you were shocked? >> yeah. he's a very nice kid, quiet. that's all.

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we'll talk to sean o'keefe, a former pentagon comptroller and nasa add administrator who now heads the north american arm of e.a.d.s. plus we'll talk to the chief of army programs about the hard budget choices he faces as defense spending drops. but, first, a glimpse inside america's secret war against al- qaida in the horn of africa. after a six-month investigation, army times senior writer shawn nailer has pieced together a fascinating portrait of the battle against al-qaida leaders who took refuge in africa after being forced from afghanistan and pakistan. this secret war which has included unmanned u.s. aircraft to track and kill terrorists predates by years president obama's public noinsment last month that he had deployed 100 troops to uganda to root out a terrorist leader there. shawn's multi-part series can be found in all of military times newspapers as well as defense news. shawn, welcome back to the show. >> great to be here. >> it's absolutely a fascinating story. tell us what the mission to somalia was and why it was necessary. >> in the first of our series of articles in

it was the mother of all blooper reels, sean.aterial for a full-length feature documentary of all of these gaffes. and you haven't even started with joe biden. >> that's true. >> and his super gaffetastiy commissions over the last several years. what it points to is that all of us on the right have been frustrated with. it's the immense double standards with which the liberal media treat republicans versus democrats and their bloopers. in fact, i tweeted jeff of the new york times newspaper, the fish wrap of record today, when he linked to a story that they just published on gop gaffes in the presidential field. i said, hey, where is that new york times grand tally of democratic gaffes from the white house? crickets are chirping. i haven't heard a word from him. jeff, i'm at@michellemalkin. let me know. >> i declared media dead in 2008, we buried it in 2010. it's done, it's gone, it's finished. and i guess thank god we have the internet, we've got bloggers like yourself, we've got fox news, we've got talk radio because without it

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for a body in motion. >> sean: welcome back.ce president cheney's controversial memoir hit the >> welcome back to "hannity." dick cheney's book includes discussions on an oval office meeting that took place before a joint press conference. in that meeting the president said several top aids advised that the word "contradict victory" be removed on the president's remarks on iraq. however, the vice president spoke up and described very bluntly the symbolism and importance of that word. a few hours later when he took to the make phone he sided with the vice president saying "victory" in iraq is important. month tell us about it. that's an interesting meeting. >> well, it was an interesting meeting. it was preparer to to the joint press conference that the president held with tony blair. it's not unusual that staff people argue about what ought to go into a presidential speech. i didn't spend that much time on the president's speeches because he devoted so much time to it himself. he cared a lot about it, but every once in a while i

a year away -- >> sean. >> yeah. >> sean, could you imagine if barack insane obama had gone through the same scrutiny that herman cain and others have gone through the last several days? and can you imagine if they went to column paw, if they went to harvard, can you imagine the scrutiny of obama's connection to bill ayers, who is a domestic terrorist? how come herman cain plays by a different set of rule than obama? can you tell me. >> obama only got one question in the campaign last cycle about bill ayers. now interestingly, bill ayers did talk about the tea party movement. here he is supporting the occupy movement. rampant antisemitism that we have chronicled, insane views, anti-american views. they had to set up a separate rape tent, a protective tent for women in the park because rapes were so rampant there. here is bill ayers when he's talking about the tea party movement when they actually couldn't find this type of rhetoric or signs as they have been challenged many times to do. here he is. >> i'm sure you are aware the president has been trying to frame up in this kind of battl

sean comes after here.kay. >> what happened. >> decided he wanted sex that day. 3:00 in the afternoon. and i said no and i start to realize that is going to happen without my consent. >> he chokes her. i'm sorry . >> and violently sexual assaulted her. 911 engineer're - emergency. >> i need the police here. >> what is going on my husband is threatened to kill me and he choked and raped me. >> sean is arrested for the sexual assault and eventually convicted in criminal court. but in divorce court, something unbelievable happens. >> you were working and he wasn't. >> the judge orders crystal to pay sean spousal support. >> i was initially ordered to pay $3000 and he said but because of the domestic violence. i will drop that to $1,000. >> what was your reaction? >> i was horrified and i felt victimized all over again. it is are prehensible that a judge has to pay the rapist. that's what he has done. my rapist was my husband and that's what he has done. >> crystal's story was crazy. but the judge ordered her t

>> sean, i've had my time. to move on to somebody else. >> i'll take that as a yes. [laughter] >> our next question. >> hi. >> dr. rice, my name is colleen from columbia law school. i've already mention add couple times tonight as you mentioned in your book you regret a lost opportunity for immigration reform. i would wondering how you would agross immigration today, more particularly. >> we have to address it at the federal level. i don't think a patchwork of state immigration reform policies is a good idea. i understand the frustration of the states. but we are a country of immigrants. i look at people like brinz parents who brought him here when he was 7 years old and he founded google and the guy who came here to make 50 cents, and these are the most ambitious people in the world. if we don't get it turned around we are going to have a place like japan and europe. we better do it and do it quickly. i hope we don't play politics with it. there was an immigration reform bill in 2007 that george w. bush and jo

para que sean aprobadas entre desperdicio.rta una culebra más bien lo que sea, yeso principalmente porque están en una situación que no sea visita. y lo que tomó por sorpresa a las familias. cuando la familia no cubre con la parte económica. es lo económico, siempre lo hacemos pesando caso por caso. >> sin embargo existen otros hoteles que aunque son menos tradicionales facilitan el retorno del difunto a méxico. >>>> asestan tercero y cuarto a la familia. desde el panteón. están haciendo. es muy interesante, es muy interesante esta costumbre, ojalá que más gente piense de enlace cremación. en vez de las almas. que cayese desglose que maría eligió para que su esposo regrese pronto a su país. >> bueno es el funeral, le dije que comono tenía dinero para todo lo que quería ser como era mucho dinero. entonces ya mejor se basa la cremación. >> por los tipos han cambiado. ya la ciencia también ha tomado un papel muy importante en esta decisión. >> a pesar de ser un momento difícil para las familias, compre la última voluntad del ser