least 11 times i said here on the record it s elementary. read before you vote. you know what you re voting on. but those lawmakers do not deserve to be sent back to washington. whoever they are. if they don t do basics. if they don t read and understand what they re voting for, get rid of them. find someone who will do the job. that s my off the record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off the record, tell us about it. thanks for being with us. we ll see you again tomorrow night right here on 7:00 p.m. eastern. we ll talk about the oversight committee hearing on healthcare.g healthcare.gov. up next, the o reilly factor. you can see the entire interview we did have vice president dick cheney telling us more during our one-on-one interview and best place to be to talk about issues whether for obama care, against obama care, whether you got some good ideas how to fix it, what you want to see from your politicians or even see
starts heading for the sideline. that s when he suddenly takes off. untouch for an 80-yard touchdown. if you think he is a good actor, there is a reason. he is the nephew of jada pinkett smith. check out a baby s attempt to play ball. trying to reach a squeaky ball. just out of his grasp. the baby has not quite learned how to crawl. when he almost gets the ball, the family dog grabs the ball first. close call for a skateboarder. you can see him skateboarding down the street and sliding down the street. when he sees headed for disaster his best friend comes to the rescue and lending him a hand literally. speaking of best friends. this time man s best friend. check out these puppies learning to walk. their first steps caught on camera. it is not too easy for puppies to go for their first walk. they sure look cute trying. coming up, more of the interview with former vice president dick cheney. he will tell you about the heart surgery and transplant that saved his life. you will meet his d
a fresh start. the concentration is always on the heart transplant. it brings you through the whole process from, you know, the accident, def and everything el. the donor program couldn t be more important to so many people 37 thank you both. thanks for having me. to hear more about former vice president dick cheney. we will put up a link see you can order a copy of the vice president s new book. coming up, gq naming its man of the year. the answer is next. don t forget to watch hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m.
least 11 times i said here on the record it s elementary. read before you vote. you know what you re voting on. but those lawmakers do not deserve to be sent back to washington. whoever they are. if they don t do basics. if they don t read and understand what they re voting for, get rid of them. find someone who will do the job. that s my off the record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off the record, tell us about it. thanks for being with us. we ll see you again tomorrow night right here on 7:00 p.m. eastern. we ll talk about the oversight committee hearing on healthcare.g healthcare.gov. up next, the o reilly factor. you can see the entire interview we did have vice president dick cheney telling us more during our one-on-one interview and best place to be to talk about issues whether for obama care, against obama care, whether you got some good ideas how to fix it, what you want to see from your politicians or even see
he means a lot to a lot of people. for you, mr. vice president, i imagine that your whole family is very grateful to the donor and the donor s family but there s no unless they contact you, you can t thank them? there is a process you can go through, a third party, which will broker a contact if both parties want to do it. they did not encourage it, at least not at the outset. such a mismatch on the one hand. as i came out from under the anesthetic after 35 years of heart disease and all the things i have been through, i have a newhart and a new lease on life. from the standpoint of the donor s family, they have been through some horrible tragedy. any idea do you remember the first thing someone said to you when you came out and had you your newhart, the first thing you said, your first thought? i remember exactly what i said. they said to me that everything had gone very well and the heart was in. working very well. and i said, hot damn. that was my immediate response. i