>> welcome to this special edition of "hannity. tonight we are looking back at what was one wild year. 2009 brought us a new president and we saw tea parties all across the country and there was no shortage of scandals in washington, hollywood and yes even the world of sports. tonight we cover all of the issues and much more. joining me in the next hour is frank luntz who brought us one of his famous focus groups. he is going to share their thoughts on the last 12 months and turn our attention to the top economic events of 2009. we have the main question we want to ask, out of this audience with one of you voted for barack obama? >> 12. >> how many voted for john mccain. >> 12. >> split. just like america. >> not quite. actually barack obama's approval rating is falling off. we will get to that in a second. >> i was going to say we need one more obama person because he got a few more percentage points. we were saying the last few days the recession is over. you are the american people. by show of hands how many believe the recession is over? one. one individual. why do you think it's done? >> by definition the recession is over the way you define recession, by employment it's not over. >> none of you think it's over? >> we haven't created enough jobs. most of the jobs we have created are in the public sector. we need private jobs. >> why not? >> i think it's slowing down. we are not increasing jobs as much as we could. but i think that a lot of the indicators show we are getting better. >> let me ask one question on this related issue. the president said if we passed the stimulus we would face a catastrophe or a disaster. unemployment would not go above 8 percent. if we didn't pass it it might go to 9 percent. now we have double digits. what does that tell but the president in terms of confidence? >> he is out of touch with reality. maybe the aids are telling him the wrong facts. 10 percent is lower than what it is the there are people unemployed. 18 percent is the real number i think. >> has nothing to do with what the president is saying it's what's happening on wall street. unless the corporations get on board and decide to bring more jobs to the economy then -- >> can i stay with this for a second. the president did say if we passed his plan unemployment wouldn't go above 8 percent. now it's double digits. is that a false promise? was he overly optimistic? >> can't dictate what wall street is going to do but he is trying to stimulate the economy on his own. >> did you support cash for clunkers yes or no? >> no. >> how many of you did? how many did not. aren't you frustrated with what obama is doing in the economy? >> no, not at all. that's not statistically significant. >> we have obama speaking to house democratic conference so we can roll this tape. let's roll it. >> you get the argument this is not a stimulus bill it's a spending bill. what do you think a stimulus is? that's the whole point. seriously. that's the point. >> i have to ask you about the spending. when it comes to washington spending how many would say you are mad as hell and you are not going to take it any more? 72 percent of americans overall express their anger and it's one of the reasons why only 33 percent think their kids are going to have better quality of life than them. >> that is frightening. the government didn't keep his promise? you don't trust the government to get us out of this. >> i think we are told what we want to hear and not what will actually happen. who has a crystal ball to say it won't go above 8 percent. >> we should be using tarp money to reduce the federal deficit. >> the government doesn't have any money it's the tax payer's money. economically flawed. any spending bill is taking money out of the people's pocket. they spend money we don't have so they are taking it from future generations. >> didn't the president say that in his campaign? >> i want to defend the tax payer plan. >> it's not the tax payer's money it's china's money. >> now we can't go to the chinese because we need their money to fund our debt. >> we don't have enough people in government who know what the real world is like. we have too many professional politicians who never made a payroll never run a business and are clueless. >> we all remember rick santeli from cnbc. this became a pretty famous spot this past year when he said this to the president. >> this is america. how many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that has an extra bathroom and can't pay their bills? raise your hand. president obama, are you listening? we are thinking of having a chicago team party in july. all of you capitalists that want to show up at lake michigan i am going to start organizing it. if you read our founding fathers people like benjamin franklin andever son what we are doing in this country is making them roll over in their graves. >> i want to know who has kids here. about half of you. aren't you afraid for your children? aren't you awe frayed you won't be able to afford what we are taxing them. >> i won't have money to raise them well. >> i would like to have my own money to pay for my own child's education not somebody else's child. >> some people think that's selfish that you are talking your own money. what about the people who are hurting out there? >> healthcare is going to cost us trillion dollars for the next ten years what will happen when my daughter is old you ha enoug? >> if due care of somebody else's health problems when you have h1n1 and other problems you are going to pay for it. you can't ignore the fact that your neighbor is doing well. >> are you willing to take care of her? >> yifr one should stand on their own. >> i want to go back to the confidence issue joe biden made this comment very specifically even if they got -- even if they passed this bill they didn't get it right. >> if we do everything right, we do it with absolute certainty we stand up there and make really tough decisions, there's still a 30 percent chance you are going to get it wrong. >> did they get it wrong? >> ax absolutely. >> how many think they got it wrong? how many of you voted for barack obama think they got it wrong? you are an obama vote tore. what did he get wrong? >> i think he seems to not really take a stand. this is what i am going to do. he believes both ends of the spectrum he wants to to be right. >> got it wrong why? >> overly hospital -- optimistic. >> he is ee piecing to everybody he has to go to democrats what is what we have to do. >> i think he's in a tough situation. he's the first black president. he's under a microscope. >> is that an excuse? >> yes. >> you think it is an excuse. >> i do. >> why it matter what his race is in terms of his leadership ability? >> because he is under a microscope because he is a blackman. >> didn isn't every president ua microscope? >> no. >> how many people think esz under a microscope more than any other president? >> absolutely. >> how many don't believe that? >> why absolutely? >> he knows he is making history, he's the first af ca - african american president. he has to be a paragon of ideas and change. >> do you think the media has been unfair to barack obama? >> no, not really. >> i think he's gotten a free ride. i think i have been tough on him. we got to take a break. >> if he was a conservative i would have voted for him hands down. it has nothing do for me with his race. >> we are going to discuss healthcare or hottest issues going on in the pop culture. also tonight we are going to be counting down what are the 6 most outrageous videos of this year. here's a sneak peak at number 6. >> you be the judge of carrying swastikas, town meetings on healthcare. true or false. people who switched... from geico to allstate saved $373. ( scoffs ) false! it is false. they actually saved more. an average of $473 a year. now that's the right answer. ♪ sean: welcome back to this >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity. the attempts to socialize healthcare has dominated the political scene. we have compiled the most memorable moments of this year. we continue with frank luntz. here's the president speaking joint session of congress on the issue talked about all year, healthcare. >> you have seen debate and scare tactics. some dug into unyielding ideological camps that offer no hope of compromise. too many have used this as an opportunity to score short term political points even if it robs the opportunity to solve a long ternl challenge. out of the charges and counter charges confusion has ranged. the time for bickering is over. the time for games has passed. >> let me ask you members of congress and you have to take that tough vote, how many of you are going to vote for the healthcare package as it stands now. raise your hands if you support it. you would? maybe. >> maybe. >> were the other obama people here. there's one person. >> you would support it? >> i don't like the concept that you say it's socialism. what about reform? don't you believe in reform? >> i do. >> why are you calling it socialism? >> tort reform, medical savings account tax credits but not blowing up the best system in the world. >> i would like to see insurance available across state lines. this is something that the democrats have stofed at continuously. >> everybody is missing most basic point here. that is that none of this is constitutional. the government does not have under the constitution, the right to be doing this at all. >> do you guys agree with this? how many agree. i want to see a show of hands. >> the obama people here he got elected on passing healthcare reform. >> he has to get the democrats to say i am in favor of single payer option like they have in canada. there should not be one person in the states who does not have health insurance. >> you want the government to take it over? >> just like it huz duz for medicare. >> it if it's so important why s it take four-years to get there? why don't they start acting now? >> remember the town hall took place a lot this summer. one woman made a lot of national attention was katie abe grams. she then became a guest on this program right here. but you may remember this from this past yie. >> i don't believe this is just about healthcare. it's not about tarp, it's not about left and right. this is about the system attic dismantling of this country. i am 35 years old i have never been interested in politics. you have awakened sleeping giants. >> you are going to bankrupt this country you and the democrats and you are making a mistake. >> let me respond. i don't understand your mentality. what do you think you accomplish by yelling? what do you accomplish by yelling? >> let us ask the question. >> ask the question, please. >> i got news for you. you and your cronies in the government do this kind of stuff all of the time. >> i don't like the fact that my elected officials are running around calling me unamerican, a rabble rouser, a mobster. >> tim mcveigh wannabe, a political terrorist, all of those adjectives used by the democrats. how many agree with the sentiment you heard from the people at town halls? how many disagree. hands up high. not many. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. i guess the question i have is when you watch this you brought up tort reform, medical savings is another, tax cuts or tax benefits for people who can't afford their own insurance plans. how many are frustrated these other ideas haven't been discussed? even obama supporters. who is over age 50. do you want to be on medicare? would you if you had that option use it? >> no. >> it's terrific for my mother. people on it getter rific healthcare. >> who else is over 50? would you be willing to go on medicare. would you? would you? you might. would you. >> i want to ask you a question. i know you guys have gotten video. what i want to know is whether you all would want this type of answer rather than what they are fighting for. let's roll that out. >> i am chris vay founder of u.s. preventive medicine. are you tired of the bickering over methcare? i am. my dad died of colon cancer at age 1. everyone has their own story and i do, too. shouldn't we provide a prevention plan that can help prevent illness in the first place and give direction so problems can be found earlier. the prevention plan the right care at the right time and the right price. >> the idea of prevention what believes that is important? this is the private economy not the government. if this is the private economy offering a pension plan who believes pef ven prevention is important? why? >> if you stay healthy you wlb healthy later. how much can it cost to cover the basics. >> you are one of the youngest people here but you still believe in prevention? >> save a lot of people money. why someone in an urban area who can't afford to go to pcp every year can't afford to buy vitamins and other things like that. >> it would cost the government less in the long run if we focus on prevention rather than on those who are sick. let me ask this question. how many of you do not have confidence the government can pull this off well? >> no track record. >> explain that. >> social security is bankrupt, medicare is bankrupt. the fact that i wouldn't want medicare is i don't think it will be arched when i need it. i want a plan now so i can enjoy the unemployment years on my own. >> you are an obama supporter you don't feel safe. >> this is didn't just happen with this administration. you don't have faith or confidence is the question. >> sure. >> they going to get involved in our haelt care. that's all. >> whatever plan they pass it would be nice if they included themselves. >> they voted against that. >> they voted against that, that's correct. >> from tiger woods to carrie prejean there are a lot of scandals in pop culture. plus a look at the year of governor palin. that's coming up with you first the 5th most outrageous of the year. allen gracin the republican healthcare program. >> if you get sick the republican healthcare plan is this. die quickly. that's right. the republicans want you to die quickly if you get sick. >> so far we talked about a lot of controversial events that transpi transpired. we are going to be talking about governor palin. the pop culture had it's share of scandal. most recently, tiger woods. >> hey, it's tiger. i need you to do me a huge favor. could you please take your name off your phone. my wife went through my phone and may be calling you. please take your name off that. have is it as a number. you gotta do this for me. huge. quickly. all right, bye. >> stick y you are in charge o corporate sponsorship. wide shot here, do you keep tiger or dump him? >> keep him. >> doufrp him. >> you actually would keep him. >> he is a good golfer. he's selling golf products that's all that matters. >> he represents the morals and values of golfers? >> he's a good golfer. every golfer wants to play like him. i wish i could hit a golf ball like that. >> you don't keep him just because he's a good golfer. >> he is supposed to be a role model. >> kobe bryant two years ago all of the athletes doing the same thing. >> athletes shouldn't be consider considered role models? >> who cares about tiger woods it's a personal matter. who cares. you have pat tillman who has a pro football career dies in afghanistan fighting for his country. he is an american hero. he didn't get any of the coverage tiger woods got. >> we covered him a lot on this program. >> we will lo move on. pop culture has been big in 2009. the death of michael jackson took a lot of news coverage this year. roll tape. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever image. and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> it's emotional but did we spend too much time talking about michael jackson? >> i don't know why they spent so much time with the funeral. >> is it possible there isn't anything else the media chooses to do of substance and they pick this and it's sensationalism and people will watch it. >> he was a good musician about 20-years ago. he was a pedophile. i don't know why we ha everyone wrapped up with him. that kid is not even his. >> we do have him in that interview, that infamous interview where he sleeps with other people's children in bed tucks them in and gives them cookies. does any adult act like that? >> there are issues that he definitely had. >> let's go to one more. we have former miss california carry pre carrie prejean. >> we live in a land that you can choose same sex marriage or opposite marriage. in my country and in my family i believe that a marriage should be between a man and a woman. no offense to anybody out there, but that's how i was raised and that's how i think that it should be between a man and a woman. thank you. >> she seemed open-minded. i believe. do you think she was treated unfairly? show of hands? >> only agree with tolerance when it's their viewpoint. >> she said i believe this is what i believe. the question was what do you believe? he didn't take that as acceptable because it wasn't what he shared. >> here's a question we will get to more in the next segment. we will do a segment with governor palin. do you think conservative women are treated differently in the media than liberal women? >> absolutely. they did a hit and run on sarah palin. look at the way they treat sara bachman. certain women are treated much worse than liberal women are. so are conservative men. >> exactly. i think we are treated much worse than anybody. >> they attacked her children. they attacked her children. david letterman it's the same thing. >> i disagree. >> listen to what people say about nancy pelosi and liberal senators who support the healthcare bill. >> i am not conservative -- when have i ever said -- >> i am not talking about you. >> i think that they are torn apart. their views, why they think what they think. >> was any one ex core oerted more than george w. bush or sarah palin? >> he deserved to be ex core ated. 8 years and look at the mess we inherited. >> it's okay to do it if it's your point of view. >> go ahead. >> the tea party has framed obama as being a hitler sympathi sympathizer. >> most of the criticism against president obama i can tell you as a conservative are on substance, national security, healthcare. >> there are hoards of people making these substantive? >> me. >> you are one media personality if that is in fact true because you i do watch you. >> you should do opposition research. >> i want to hear what the other side was saying. >> i thaurt you were going to say i want to hear what the enemy is saying. >> it is good for the country. >> it is good for the country. >> she was one of the most talked about figures in politics this entire year. after the break we will get our studio audience's reaction to sarah palin. first it's time to look at the fourth most outrageous video of the year. kanye west crashing the stage, taylor swift at the video music awards. remember this? >> i sing country music so thank you so much forgiving me a chance to win a vma award. i -- >> i am really happy for you. i am going to let you finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all times. one of the best videos of all times. p >> we continue with a special edition of "hannity. she sparked love and hate like nobody else this past year. we go now to the top sarah palin moments of 2009. we start with my interview with governor palin a short time back a couple months ago. >> i call this had president every day i think he is a eegs list. you think he's a socialist? >> i think he certainly is seeding more and more pour. he is taking it away from the individual and small businesses and he is empowering government. it's a dangerous path for our country to be on. >> he is taking over banks and maybe the healthcare industry. isn't that by definition socialist? >> americans have to pay attention. they have to have their voices heard. >> let's their your voices. want a phrase to describe palin. >> care beau barbie. >> slander. >> cara beau barbie. >> she was referred to at the beginning a couple months ago. it's hard tore take her seriously as a politician. >> would you ever say that about an american politician? carabu ken? >> dmefr. >> who said never. >> a woman is held up to a different standard. one allegation of her spending too much money onward droeb and clothes turn her away. >> fox bought me this beautiful suit i have on. >> arrogant? >> air head. >> just as bad. >> down to earth. >> provocative. >> dynamic. >> who would consider voting for her for president if she ran. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. who voted for john mccain but would not vote for sarah palin. why not? >> why can't you name a magazine? i still think back to that interview with katie couric. she can't think. she is not eloquent at all. >> what did you think of her answer? she said you know what? it was a bad answer. my bad. i could have done a lot better with it. i was add ta agitated at the pos interview had gone on for hours she felt she was playing gotcha. >> i give her a little slack but then again she knows it's an interview she is on campaign and she has to answer the questions. >> do you give her slack for that? >> do i. i don't like her i don't like the fact that she stepped on -- (indiscernible). the more they put her down the more i like her, i like the way she stands up for herself. >> some people rally behind her. >> the more they talk about her the more i like her. >> let's go to her family that's been attacked relentlessly by the media. this is the david letterman attack against her daughter. let's roll that take. >> one awkward moment for sarah palin at the yankee game. during the 7th inning her daughter was knocked up by alex rodriguez. where the jokes in questionable taste? of course they were. do i regret having told them? well i think probably i do, but you know what? there are thousands of jokes i regret telling on this program. >> what did you think of that? >> i think that people are looking to put her down because i think they fear her popularity will grow. women get real, she is real. >> double a standard i see with this is so annoying. if the press used half of the people they used to check out her book with obama we would know more about obama. >> i feel what really bothers me is the fact that they went after her kids. the youngest kid trig, her daughter. that's unconscionable. her kids are out of bounds. >> out of bounds and what letterman said was not an apology. >> would you consider the double standard in the press they refused adamantly to look into barack obama's past. they dismissed everything as a disngs traction. they sent reporters up to alas taw to investigate every detail of sarah palin's past. >> let's get a mike on you. >> who wrote her book. who wrote barack obama's book? >> let me ask you this. >> she should be taken -- >> (inaudible) >> i am a liberal. i will say that was unconscionable what they did. you don't go after people's kids. i don't care if she used her kids in the political ads. it is inappropriate. i don't want them to do it to barack obama either. >> the way she is being attacked right now is actually building support for her. turning people that would otherwise be on. >> david letterman is hardly one to judge. a couple months later guess what? letterman himself is in hot water. >> he had a moment didn't he. >> maybe he would be more empathetic after the tables were turned. >> we have governor palin of course reds nation was a big part of the debate about governor palin this year. we will remind awe little bit of that and go to the tape. >> i will support others who seek to serve in and out of office. i don't care what party they are in or no party at all, inside alaska or outside of alaska, but i won't do it from the governor's desk. so i choose for my state and for my family for freedom to progress all of the way around so alaska can progress i will not seek reelection as governor. >> was she right to resign yes or no? raise your hand if yes. who says not? >> she had to get her book out ready for publication so she could make some money. >> why do you disagree? >> they in people going and doing little lawsuits one after another after another frivolous. >> hundreds of thousands. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. >> that's not the issue. the issue is she is trying to get herself taken seriously. i can't believe we lev live in a country that would take her seriously. >> why would you ta not take he seriously? >> she is from alaska. she didn't sit in reverend wright's church for 20-years did she? >> you want to say something? >> she had worse than he had? >> barack obama? >> we have to take a break. when we come back we are going to ta take a look at foreign poy issues and blunders of the year. moments that encapsulate obama's first moments in office. here is our most outrageous video of the year, remember him, rob blagojevich maintaining his innocence right here on this show. >> haven't done anything wrong. you never ever in any conversation never intended to violate any criminal law. >> you are on a speech. you are giving me a bumper sticker in a speech. >> i don't believe anybody had any intention of violating criminal law. >> we are looking back at some of the highlights some low lights of 2009. president obama sold himself to america as somebody who would change the country's image on the world stage. after a year in office one of the president's most memorable foreign policy moments we look at the president's most recent decision and announcement on afghanistan. >> as commander-in-chief i am determined that it is in our vital national interest to send an additional 30,000 u.s. troops to afghanistan. for 18 months our troops will begin to come home. these are the resources that we need to see the initiative while building the afghan capacity that can allow for a responsible transition of our forces out of afghanistan. >> by show of hands who supports that to send 30,000 troops? who voted for obama and still o opposes it? tell me why? >> in the back. >> wish he had given that speech a year and a half ago. it's no different now. >> george bush announced it? >> i do agree with you he said things in that speech he hadn't said before. you tell your enemy you are leaving i think that's a bad policy. >> i think you are right. i have supported obama but i feel afghanistan is another vietnam it's a no win for us. i don't think it would make sense to say we are going to leave. when we do that the game is over really. >> the whole speech was nothing but appeasement. he was trying to appease the left and the right. >> he appointed himself. general mcchrystal wanted 40,000 troops he gave him a third of what he wanted. >> three quarters. >> three quarters. >> -- there's the feeling that those on the right won't give him a break won't say anything good about him no matter what he says. he resigneds i will say something good. >> that was a good see significance. but his qualifying was pour. everybody is calling this another vietnam. it's only another vietnam if they make the same mistakes. he's making the same mi mistakm. >> he was asked for 40,000 troops he committed to 30,000. then he gave the stipulation of when they were coming home. >> bush got us into that mess to begin with. >> this is a very important point. >> bush responded appropriately. >> (talking over one another) >> they said they support it. >> hold on one second. if you got a -- from the federal government a note that said they want you to serve in afghanistan, is there any one in this seat that would not go? you oh wouldn't go? even if the president said to you i want you to go? why? >> i do not believe in war. >> at all? >> no. >> obama just said in his speech in order for peace there has to be war. there has been war throughout history. >> let me go to another thing here. we have quite a controversy when the president bowed before the saudi sing -- king. remember this video. >> this president bowed before the saudi king. i think it's the best argument i have seen for an american energy policy to use cole, ethanol, oil, natural gas, nuclear power, solar, wind, let's have american energy and not bow to anybody verses bowing to a saudi king. i can't image a better symbol for why we need an american energy policy. >> how many agree with newt? how many disagree. we are broken into the same categories. why? >> first of all remember when bush went to saudi arabia years ago he's walking around the block holding his hand. i don't know what's worse bowing or holding his hand. >> he was helping the king. >> we have been reduced to second class citizens. >> i think the bow and the handshake epitomizes obama. he want to be this and that. that's it. >> i also think we to recognize the cultures of the other world. not say we are the world's best. >> you know what i think is a bigger issue. we have more oil, more natural gas, more coal in the united states in anwar offshore in the 48 states and we continue to be dependent on foreign oil. how many would like to hear them say we will drill for refineries and oil and natural gas? how many agree with that? how many are against drilling in our own country. you want to continue to import oil? >> until that time, until that time shnt we be energy dependent? >> how can we drill against them. we can't. >> probably our oil. >> they are drilling sideways going into our oil. >> the point is this shows a lack of foreign policy and shows the rest of the world we don't know what we are doing. >> we will get to that. stay right there. coming up we cannot talk about 2009 without talking about the president's first year in office from his beer summit to his poor choice in one czar after another. we will have our studio audience reacting. we are almost at our mos outrageous video of the year. the president on his worldwide apolog apology tour. >> we have to acknowledge potentially we have made some mistakes. that's how we learn. in america there's a failure to appreciate europe's leading role in the world. there have been times where americans show errors and dismiss it. >> i would like to think that with my election and the early decisions we made that you are starting to see some restoration of america's standing in the world. sean: so far we have >> we have highlighted some of the most memorable events of 2009 from tea partieds to tiger woods. we are going to take a close ir look here's a question he raised through out the year. is barack obama a socialist? >> he said it himself we need to spread the wealth around. that is one. tenants of socialism. >> day number 29 of socialism you can believe in. >> earlier this week we heard the world's best sales man and associates address the nation. >> it's one big down payment on a socialism experience. >> i think most americans agree with me. >> by show of hands how many do you think barack obama is a socialist? >> do you think it's a productive way to have political discourse? >> i think so. look what he has been doing to the economy. he wants everyone to chip in and help everyone else out. >> what's wro wrong with the dialogue. >> the question is do you think that's a proper way to engage? that kind of label is loaded with -- ool ue voted for obama you thought he was a socialist. >> i didn't know. i didn't know. >> socialist newspaper welcoming him as a new member. he joined the socialist party himself. to call him a socialist is a stated fact. >> you voted for obama you think he is a socialist? >> i voted for obama with 51 percent conviction. voighted for him i am a mccain fan. i took a leap of faith. >> you wouldn't vote for him again? >> no. >> yes, ma'am. >> i think he's the first one who has actually stepped up and said wealth is very unevenly distributed in this country. he's trying to address that. i don't think there's anything wrong with that. >> that's the point. >> it's government's job to create that. >> we believe in freedom and that is individual responsibility or do you think this should be an equal result society? how many of you think it ought to be about we share the wealth? >> it is not either or. >> you need to have a combination. that's part of small b democracy. >> we pay 50 percent you live in new york? >> i live in new jersey. >> new york and new jersey you pay some of the highest tax rates in the country, 50, 55 percent of your income. is that fair or is that too much? >> i don't have a problem paying the taxes if the money is used effectively. >> is it? is it? >> my issue is i am concerned it is not used. this is where you are republican or democrat. it is not necessarily used well. >> czars have become a big issue. the radical appointments hold dren and january jones for example. let's roll the tape. >> jobs for urban youth. giving urban youth meaningful dignified pathways out of poverty. this is no longer about business opportunities for rich people or consumer choices for affluent. it's about jobs for people. >> how is the republican partyable to put things through? (inaudible) >> no more broken treaties. no more broken treaties. give them the wealth. give them the wealth. give them the dignity. >> how many of you think there has been too many radical appointments by the president? >> wow, almost everybody. >> that's part of a method to get more radical people that would otherwise not be confirmed. >> it would never make it through confirmation. >> aren't you guys a little concerned about the tone of the political discourse in this country? isn't this a little too much yelling? you are not concerned? >> no we have to call everything out he is doing otherwise it will continue. he is doll things we don't know about. >> yelling at senators, yelling at congressman, that kind of language? >> people feel disenfranchised and do not feel they have a voice and the common man has stood up and maybe not common to some people and said enough is enough. you are going to hear it. >> that gave us the right to yell. >> we lived through them yelling at push for 8 years including making a movie "kill the president." >> doesn't make it right. >> you guys give too simplistic answers to questions. it makes polarization. >> do you think it has been fair? >> no, i don't. >> no, i don't? >> because you keep raising the socialist issue. it's not about wealth redistribution. there are people who haven't been born into the right families who got the opportunity that you and i did. >> my grandparents came here with no money, nothing, zip. >> i need to correct this. how many by show of hands think this hour has been fair? show of hands. almost everyone including almost every obama person. >> let's go to one other thing of controversy. that is you remember the infamous beer summit. the president once suggested a lady in an interview why don't you have a beer with sean hannity. my offer continues throughout 2010. in the spirit of spreading the wealth i will pay. let's remind you of the beer summit. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly. i notice this has been called a beer summit. it's a clever term but this is not a summit, guys. this is three folks having a drink at the end of the day. >> what you had today was two gentlemen agree to disagree on a particular issue. i don't think we spent too much time dwelling on the past. >> 20 seconds. >> acted stupidly? oo he never said anything about port hood. he did not intervene at fort hood. >> he was the one that acted stupidly but he said don't rush to judgment on fort hood. he rushed to judgment on cambrid cambridge. >> you have all been great. we appreciate it. thank you. by the way it's time for us to reveal our number one most outrageous video of the year. surprise, surprise it comes from none other than our good friend vice president biden wanted the americans to stay away from public transportation. >> i would tell members of my family, and i have, i wouldn't go anywhere in confined places now. not that it's going to mexico you are in a confined aircraft where one person sneezes it goes all of the way through the aircraft. that's me. i would not be at this point if i had another way of transportation suggesting they ride the subway.