sean: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. you may have learned a lot that you didn t know about the 44th president of the united states. you are not alone. michelle fields took our cameras into the streets of new york city to see just how much the average american knows about the obama autobiography. as you can imagine, some of them were pretty surprised at what they heard. take a look at this. reporter: have you heard about some of the controversial statements in president obama s dreams from my father book? black students, the foreign students, the chicanos, marxist professor. reporter: how do you feel about that? concerning. reporter: how do you feel about the president hanging out with marxists when he was a young man? i hung out with some bad people, so i don t think it s that bad of a thing, so long as
sure. there is a rule of thumb here. if it deals with obama or clinton or gore, let s move on, let s move on, let s moveomp that s why we have move on. if it deals with romney or bush, let s get back to it. let s get into it. we are talking about mitt romney on something that happened, folks, one half a century ago. but we have to cover it. sean: by the way, remember, knows, they flip-flop. but democrats like the president, they evolve. very big difference in the coverage. they don t just grow, they evolve. sean: good to see you. glaring double standard. coming up, the daily caller s michelle field takes our cameras outside to the streets of new york city to see how much the average american knows about the unusual information inside of obama s autobiography. that and more, coming up next. [ truck beeping ]
sean: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. you may have learned a lot that you didn t know about the 44th president of the united states. you are not alone. michelle fields took our cameras into the streets of new york city to see just how much the average american knows about the obama autobiography. as you can imagine, some of them were pretty surprised at what they heard. take a look at this. reporter: have you heard about some of the controversial statements in president obama s dreams from my father book? black students, the foreign students, the chicanos, marxist professor. reporter: how do you feel about that? concerning. reporter: how do you feel about the president hanging out with marxists when he was a
gore? right before the campaign, boy. there s an urgency, an intensity of moral indignation there? sure. there is a rule of thumb here. if it deals with obama or clinton or gore, let s move on, let s move on, let s moveomp that s why we have move on. if it deals with romney or bush, let s get back to it. let s get into it. we are talking about mitt romney on something that happened, folks, one half a century ago. but we have to cover it. sean: by the way, remember, knows, they flip-flop. but democrats like the president, they evolve. very big difference in the coverage. they don t just grow, they evolve. sean: good to see you. glaring double standard. coming up, the daily caller s michelle field takes our cameras outside to the streets of new york city to see how much the average american knows about the unusual information inside of obama s autobiography. that and more, coming up next.
audience. let s start with you, jejedediya, everybody here has a strong voice in the media. where do you think this goes in terms of campaign? it is not the economy. it is not national security. do you think this begins to resonate? i do. i think because he has a record, it s important to go back and see what led him to this type of policy. what shaped this policy that we see now, the big government agenda? from? i amlad michelle did this. in 2008, when i wrote my book, i importanced the same thing. i would meet people, they had no idea why they werede defending this guy, they knew it was to do it. had no idea why. it is not too late. let s figure out what he s about and how all of thisoly that s so ineffective, where did he get that from? what is he about. sean: you wrote about being a conservative in new york and you wrote a book, backlash, best