>> you know i love you, sean. see? >> i'm checking, santita. >> you know i'm kidding. >> angela, i guess the question is now what does that mean now we don't have certain people of races, ethics, background. what are we going to do, move people out of one zip code to another? what's the plan here? what do they say? >> the bottom line is hud has been doing this for decades. this is about politics. black leaders have been courageous enough to go against this president. you've had the former chair of the black caucus say if obama was a white president we'd march on the white house. the fact is we're losing our homes. >> your reaction, santita? >> we have to rise above politic because the fact is no one expects -- everyone to achieve the same level of success. it's not what giejs to happen. what everyone does deserve is equal access to the american dream. right now we don't have it. just because you're not going to live in mansion doesn't mean you should be stuck in the mud. that's wrong. fdr had it right. you should have

>> sean: they exempted themselves. >> yes. >> sean: really? >> there is nothing like self interest to get people moving. they took congressional self interest. i wish they hadn't done that. >> sean: congressman duncan do you support the defund? >> absolutely. i would rather shut the government down and i'm in the advocating for that but i would rather shut the government down than continue shutting america down. it shuts down the american businesses and job createors. >> sean: but you fund the rest of the government? >> exactly. except for obama care. >> absolutely. >> how bad president obama do you want to hurt america with your health care? health care plan? >> sean: thanks for coming on the radio yesterday. >> you've shown courage to have me host your radio show. >> sean: rage over r-rod boiling over. the embattled third baseman vowed to fight his suspension. when we return harold reynolds and billy rip kin will join us live for for the latest he accused of me quote controlled by fear and hate and called me a quote, little chicken man. a li

go ahead. >> the bottom line is this, sean. public assistance has expanded under this administration. when you have so many people receiving federal funding, welfare, public assistance, you're going to have fraud. it's a noble program, but we need to audit it. >> we ought not be spending or people that have phone service ought not be taxed $2.2 billion a year for other people's phones. period. >> it is tax dollars. >>> coming up next, your choice for view of the day will be played in its interty. which one won? coming up next. is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or cannot empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medic

sean. do you think this is a wise decision and do you think that the president needs congressional aprove al? >> absolutely he needs congressional approval. the constitution is cleave r on this subject. we vested the power to go to war in congress. without question congress should vote on this and he is going against the constitution and it will be an unlawful act if he takes military action without having them vote on it. >> i think these words are important. this was before they took office. joe biden says he would impeach somebody that would do what he was about to do. >> i was chairman judiciary committee i teach this this is something i know. i got together and to write a piece pointing out the president has no constitutional authority to take this nation to war against 70 million people unless we are attacked. and if he does, i would move to impeach him. the house obviously would have to do that. i don't say it lightly. i say it because they should understand that what they were threa

>> because this is america's next great enemy, sean. the ideology of the muslim brotherhood is inherently anti-american. i'll give you a great example. just two weeks ago, a top muslim brotherhood leader in egypt called for "a siege of the u.s. embassy in cairo." hello, sean. with the chaos in egypt, we could see benghazi part two. the brotherhood's whole ideology, i outline in the book from their inception, is worldwide domination. this is a group that collaborated with the nazis during the 1930s. assassinated egyptian leaders, sean. this is who they are. it's all jihad all the time. >> here's my prediction, and i pray, mike, i'm wrong. we are going to look back on this period of human history as the rise of the radical islamist, and it is going to be bloody, it is going to be ugly, and it is going to be mass destruction before it's all said and done. tell me i'm wrong. >> it is going to be the fall of radical islam. there's going to be bloodshed, but people will want their freedom back, and this is the decline of radical islam. and th

aren't you tired of this, sean. they play the race card every time someone dares disagree with them? >> now, let's go to -- i thought ed got fired. apparently he's back. he's saying that reince priebus. >> i heard that somewhere. rumors around this businesslike crazy lately. hide his embarrassing gop candidates. watch this. >> reince priebus would like us to believe he's threatening to boycott nbc and cnn in the run up to the presidential election because of planned projects on hillary clinton. however, it might just be a convenient excuse. conservatives, the republicans, you see, they are concerned about a poor debate performance because they're shaky on the issues. that's the bottom line. obviously, there's embarrassment there, >> there's absolute embarrassment. he's trying to hide his candidates, have a crack pot set of candidates in 2016 like in 2012. he's afraid of that. he's a big cry baby and he's playing to the -- he's saying the horrible, liberal media is after us again. >> a guy that calls women names and

aren't you tired of this, sean. they play the race card every time someone dares disagree with them? >> now, let's go to -- i thought ed got fired. apparently he's back. he's saying that reince priebus. >> i heard that somewhere. rumors around this businesslike crazy lately. hide his embarrassing gop candidates. watch this. >> reince priebus would like us to believe he's threatening to boycott nbc and cnn in the run up to the presidential election because of planned projects on hillary clinton. however, it might just be a convenient excuse. conservatives, the republicans, you see, they are concerned about a poor debate performance because they're shaky on the issues. that's the bottom line. obviously, there's embarrassment there, correct? >> there's absolute embarrassment. he's trying to hide his candidates, have a crack pot set of candidates in 2016 like in 2012. he's afraid of that. he's a big cry baby and he's playing to the -- he's saying the horrible, liberal media is after us again. >> a guy that calls women n

. >> brian: keep in mind sean payton had come from the cowboys under parcels. had a close relationship with jerry jones. they chose to let go of rob ryan. you know that conversation had to be had between jones and ryan. he's an excellent football coach. he's been a coordinator nine years. he's been through seven head coaches. this is the most stable situation he's been in from oakland to cleveland. even in dallas. we know what comes with the dallas cowboys. with payton this is the most stable situation rob ryan has been in. >> thom: yates. had a wide open receiver. new york jets under enormous criticism today after what transpired last night bringing mark sanchez into the game in the fourth quarter. sanchez took a vicious hit for marvin austin. they hope he'll be all right after a disapointing start by geno smith. johnson levelled. that's kenny mccarl coming up to put the hat on him. third down and goal. today is a tough day for rex ryan. >> brian: it's an emotional game. geno smith didn't look good. come back to mark sanchez who is now hurt. in hindsight obvio

, sean, you're dead right. i think 25% for the federal tax at the top level, get rid of an awful lot of these deductions, exemptions so people know they can take home 75%. then at the state level, i guess you sort of let folks do what they want to do because you've got 50 different states and folks that don't like -- the taxes are high, maybe in maryland. you move across the river to virginia and they're lower. i think 25%, really, after you get past that, i think you're taking away a good bit of people's freedom. >> that's what it's about, freedom. and also risk and reward, and i'd like to get to that number, pat, but we'll see. fair tax, flat tax. either one will be better. thanks, guys. >> thank you, sean. >>> coming up, the republican national committee is giving a bold ultimatum to networks cnn and nbc. the chairman explains what he plans to do if the two so-called news networks go forth with their plans to air hillary clinton in a miniseries. instead, man raised a sail. and made "farther" his battle cry.

, sean, you're dead right. i think 25% for the federal tax at the top level, get rid of an awful lot of these deductions, exemptions so people know they can take home 75%. then at the state level, i guess you sort of let folks do what they want to do because you've got 50 different states and folks that don't like -- the taxes are high, maybe in maryland. you move across the river to virginia and they're lower. i think 25%, really, after you get past that, i think you're taking away a good bit of people's freedom. >> that's what it's about, freedom. and also risk and reward, and i'd like to get to that number, pat, but we'll see. fair tax, flat tax. either one will be better. thanks, guys. >> thank you, sean. >>> coming up, the republican national committee is giving a bold ultimatum to networks cnn and nbc. the chairman explains what he plans to do if the two so-called news networks go forth with their plans . . ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt doe

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she's not running, however, sean. i think it's a poor choice for weiner to continue with his -- >> wait a minute. she's his spokesperson. >> mm-hmm. >> this profanity-laced tirade. she goes on against an innocent person here. i mean really? i mean he keeps her on staff? katie in. >> yes. it's very natural to have miss more gone to be working for anthony weiner who has little respect for women. but going back to the conversation, the democrats actually won a lot of female votes based on the war on women rhetoric and they wanted to tie every republican gaff to the romney campaign. they did it very well. leslie marshall was one of those people who talked about how it was directly tied to paul ryan. so when the intern goes and talks about the campaign, telling the truth how they're really not interested in the weiner campaign, it's totally legitimate to tie the treatment of these women to the hillary campaign, which we're probably going to see happen in 2016. same standards on both sides. >> leslie? >> i totally disagree.

>> you know i love you, sean. see? >> i'm checking, santita. >> you know i'm kidding. >> angela, i guess the question is now what does that mean now we don't have certain people of races, ethics, background. what are we going to do, move people out of one zip code to another? what's the plan here? what do they say? >> the bottom line is hud has been doing this for decades. this is about politics. black leaders have been courageous enough to go against this president. you've had the former chair of the black caucus say if obama was a white president we'd march on the white house. the fact is we're losing our homes. >> your reaction, santita? >> we have to rise above politic because the fact is no one expects -- everyone to achieve the same level of success. it's not what giejs to happen. what everyone does deserve is equal access to the american dream. right now we don't have it. just because you're not going to sion doesn't mean you should be stuck in the mud. that's wrong. fdr had it right. you should have freedom of

>> the majority of americans think it is, sean. the fact is, if you ask most people right now, the republicans will do anything to take down the president, even if it means hurting the economy or doing things that ultimately hurt them. that's a big problem for republicans, and i think they understand what's happening here. >> dana? >> i'm so tired of hearing the phony scandal remark from the left. i find it insulting when you consider the nsa, the irs, benghazi. if it's a phony scandal, i wish that people like christie and the president would bring him out to sean smith so she doesn't have to go on television and publicly mourn him and ask the president what happened to letter lost son. we're talking about the irs, who admitted wrongdoing, we're talking to whistle blowers within the nsa, within the cia, i'm so tired of hearing this phrase. it's all deflexion, these are real scandals affecting real people and affecting the economy. >> let me go to the other issue that we have here. and that is -- it seems to me that al qaeda has ame

. >> let me say this, sean. i think what you see here is when ted cruz was asked about it, he produced his birth certificate. no big deal, right? the president dragged his feet for years and so the issue became more the president's doing than anybody else. i think ted cruz handled it the right way. he produced a birth certificate. everyone knows he's a u.s. citizen and he was born an american. and the issue is over. the problem is there's those on the left who just can't stand it. they've got to come up with some sort of issue that keeps them going to maybe raise money or to try to fill a void in their own policy issues. >> i think he's a threat. he's intellectual. he's a conservative and he to harvard and he has the backing of a lot of conservatives including me in this country. think that he is a threat to the left. >> he's absolutely a threat. i'll tell you this. he's someone that when he is up on capitol hill and you see him participating in events or talking about issues, he's very well learned on the issue

sean hannity has a contract that runs through the 2016 elections. roger ails came out and said sean is definitely staying with with the network. that means they're moving him. ok? one other part of the musical chairs, seth smith, roger ails was saying with shep, you know, we want to do a different news program with him. he's a liberal, right? kind of. he's as liberal as it gets on fox news. it's possible they move him down and shuffle everyone around. noah, you're the conservative, i don't know if you watch fox news. >> i have multiple t.v.'s in the office. i watch them all. cenk: what's your take away and does it mean anything about sean hannity if he's moved out of a prime time slot. >> i have to give credit to my colleague who was speculating and saw something like this happening, which nobody else really so you. sean's numbers have been good and greta's numbers have been ok, getting better, but yeah, they're going to move kelly into 9:00 p.m. that is all speculation, fox news runs a really tight ship. i don't know anything beyond speculation, bu

tonight ashton kutcher -- melanie griffith -- and music from big sean -- with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. okay, good, i'm glad -- glad, because -- we had -- i was worried there might be a letdown. we had quite a night last night, oprah winfrey was here, you're familiar with her work? she swooped down from heaven last night, and there was a rainbow over the theater, have you ever seen a rainbow at night? happens everywhere she goes. at one point, oprah stopped the show, picked a random woman from the audience and gave her a car. the woman's name is brittany, she is a graduate student from iowa, she visited her parents. she did a funny thing when she got home. instead of telling her parents that oprah gave her a car, she had them watch the show with her. and her boyfriend videotaped it secretly. there she is watching the show, brittany's mom and dad, and -- mom got excited. almost immediately. oh, look at that devil cat there, too. and by the way, i j

. >> let me say this, sean. i think what you see here is when ted cruz was asked about it, he produced his birth certificate. no big deal, right? the president dragged his feet for years and so the issue became more the president's doing than anybody else. i think ted cruz handled it the right way. he produced a birth certificate. everyone knows he's a u.s. citizen and he was born an american. and the issue is over. the problem is there's those on the left who just can't stand it. they've got to come up with some sort of issue that keeps them going to maybe raise money or to try to fill a void in their own policy issues. >> i think he's a threat. he's intellectual. he's a conservative and he went to harvard and he has the backing of a lot of conservatives including me in this country. think that he is a threat to the left. >> he's absolutely a threat. i'll tell you this. he's someone that when he is up on capitol hill and you see him participating in events or talking about issues, he's very well learned on the

>> i'm good, how are you, sean? >> i guess next they'll be singing songs to castro after this, mark. >> yeah, why not? i mean, we're adopting the castro agenda, aren't we? obama care is a -- not only is it a complete disaster, but i'm afraid, sean, we're never going to get rid of it. because the republicans don't want to get rid of it. and instead of taking on obama and taking on the left, they're taking on the conservatives and the constitutionalists and attacking them, telling us to wait until tomorrow and the next day. these french republicans, they are always surrendering. and the fact of the matter is, if they're not going to aleast attack the discretionary funding or use the power of the purse in the house to pass a continuing resolution that funds part of the government, but not this part of the government, what's left? once this thing is instituted, it's not going to implode. i hear this, oh, the law is going to implode. have you ever heard of an imploding law? >> no, never. >> you have to repeal a law. you

and we want to thank sean tai who prior to this has done the videos for the board meeting. and would you please come up to the podium? thank you. the health service board would like to thank sean tai the founder of zty media for his excellent service documenting health service board meeting since october 2010. we commend shane for his professional dedication and technical expertise. this creation of the hss youtube channel has provided meeting access to hss members, elected officials, news media, and others who could not attend in person. these recordings were also used to document requests and questions posed by the board and public comment. in addition to his work for hss, we would like to acknowledge sean's commitment to the oakland digital arts and literary center, a nonprofit that empowers students and small businesses in undeserved communities to succeed in the digital economy. we encourage sean tai and zty media to be among the vendors that bid on other digital video services proposals issued by health service system. the members of the health service board wish sean

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>> you know what comprehensionive means, sean? i means unread. >> who wants to comment on the act wares. in washington, 106%. 86% in ohio. >> actually, sean, it's a big deal, when you look at how the law was calculated, the uninte consequences of obama care is disaster house. employers are shifting to part-time. what insurance companies are doing to increase premiums and game the system. all of the assumptions on which the law was passed, saying it's actually going to state of money are completely flawed. so the cbo needs to go back and recalculate that. >> the original estimate was, 900 billion, remember the president tried latest cbo number that i saw was 2.8 trillion. the number's going higher. was that a broken promise? >> we really need to go back to this point of the actuaries. it drives up the cost of insurance by a dramatic amount. in states like colorado and texas and florida. the cost of individual ly -- its for new tax hikes. >> monica, go ahead. >> let's take a step back and remember what this is really about. let's ta

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>> you know what comprehensionive means, sean? i means unread. >> who wants to comment on the act wares. in washington, 106%. 86% in ohio. >> actually, sean, it's a big deal, when you look at how the law was calculated, the unintentioned economic consequences of obama care is disaster house. employers are shifting to part-time. what insurance companies are doing to increase premiums and game the system. all of the assumptions on which the law was passed, saying it's actually going to state of money are completely flawed. so the cbo needs to go back and recalculate that. >> the original estimate was, 900 billion, remember the president tried latest cbo number that i saw was 2.8 trillion. the number's going higher. was that a broken promise? >> we really need to go back to this point of the actuaries. it drives up the cost of insurance by a dramatic amount. in states like colorado and texas and florida. the cost of individual ly -- its for new tax hikes. >> monica, go ahead. >> let's take a step back and remember what this is really

sean. do you think this is a wise decision and do you think that the president needs congressional aprove al? >> absolutely he needs congressional approval. the constitution is cleave r on this subject. we vested the power to go to war in congress. without question congress should vote on this and he is going against the constitution and it will be an unlawful act if he takes military action without having them vote on it. >> i think these words are important. this was before they took office. joe biden says he would impeach somebody that would do what he was about to do. >> i was chairman of the judiciary committee i teach this this is something i know. i got together and to write a piece pointing out the president has no constitutional authority to take this nation to war against 70 million people unless we are attacked. and if he does, i would move to impeach him. the house obviously would have to do that. i don't say it lightly. i say it because they should understand that what they wer

is a fresh look for sean payton. this is a young man that garnered their attention. we talk about whether it's the running back position. wide receiver. when you break down the roster you will carry that 5 272nd, 53 b man on the roster. you won't lock yourself in to a certain ratio by position because, as i earlier. he's ep heing himself as a running back here. there was speculation that because payton never had seen him front and center all of last year and the preseason robinson, a college free agent out of west texas a & m. those two might be duking it out for a spot. again, that was not an easy catch out of the back field. he's made two nice catches on the drive. >> brian: you can see even now still they are rolling people through. that's classic sean payton, new orleans saints. he said, these are important reps for sean payton. the first to say i got out of a play calling rhythm. he's stretching himself to make sure he's in the regular season rhythm come the opener against atlanta. >> thom: we'll play this drive

here is how sean turned his play into profits. you could say sean kenny has a unique business. >> i did a project for the philadelphia zoo. we built 30 life-sized animals that are set up all around the zoo. the polar bear took 1,100 hours to build. it had over 95,000 pieces in it. >> a lego certified professional. that's right. he actually has an official certification to play with lego blocks. >> the wall you're looking at right now is probably about 300,000 pieces. although it's only a small portion of the 1.5 million that i have here in the studio. >> across the east river from manhattan, sean has built a thriving company out of a childhood passion. this wasn't his first profession. for years he worked in technology in the financial sector. while satisfying his hobby outside the office. >> i would take pictures of my creations and put them up online. a lot of people actually play with lego toys as an adult for a hobby and i was one of them. >> helped him build a reputation and the right people started taking notice. >> i got an

>> do you know what comprehensive means, sean? it means unread. they covered our entire government in 18 pajges. 20 pages should be enough. >> in california, 164%, 88% in ohio. >> the actuary shown is a big deal, because if you look at how the law was calculated and that's why you need to put the brakes on, the unintended economic consequences of obamacare are a disaster. what employers are doing to switch to part-time, what insurance companies are doing to raise premiums and gain the system, what doctors are doing to reject medicare and what acos have now filled in the experiment, all the assumptions on which the law was passed saying that it's actually going to save money are completely flawed. so the cbo needs to go back and recalculate that because the economics are wrong math. >> the original estimate was 900 billion.er, the president -- th latest cbo number i saw was 300 trillion and the numbers go higher. is that a broken promise? >> we need to go back to this point about the actuaries because the law is called the affordable care act, but

there was sexting about sean hannity. how does that make you feel? >> like i need a shower. >> let's analyze that. >> he remind me of a flasher and no rain coat. >> he's troubled. this goes above and beyond sort of i cheated on my wife or did something like that. he obviously can't stop. somebody, i don't know his wife well but met her several times. she's a lovely woman. they have a 20-month-old son. for the sake of his wife and son, he's got to stop. get off the stage and stop. >> it was interesting that i found, sidney was intelligent, loved politics at the age of 23. you're young, you love politics. understood issues. and it seemed like she just got infatuated. she takes full responsibility. >> i think this speaks to interesting issue about young women in this college age. you have girls that are getting incredible educations. they have more opportunities than any other time in history. they are brilliant and bright like this young woman is. yet, they fall vulnerable to exploiting themselves or putting them in that situation online and it's not j