should the president call deneen borelli. ask his pac to give the million dollars back to bill maher? >> the president called him because it was good politics. he is not responsible for what bill maher says but i think they should return the money. if he had gone after a black person that way that was a liberal, and use liberal slurs, it would be intolerable. >> he has other things he should be concerned with. national debt, high tax rates that are going on. regulations, horrible energy policy and he is calling this woman what she thinks he is entitled to -- it's outrageous. >> sean: this is great book. sure to create controversy again. thank you. coming up in a few minutes, we expect benjamin netanyahu, he should be taking the tedium and delivering that speech at the aipac conference. wee and we investigate sandra fluke's claim about the cost of contraception. what the mainstream media what they refuse to do as the man that coasted in the white house with no experience and no loading record as we kick off project 2012 the ve

reaction, with us, deneen borelli fox news contributor and author of the book "black lash." from south field michigan crystal mccreery attorney and author the book"inspirational profiles of black wynn women, changing our world." where am i going wrong here, counselor? >> interesting i'm speaking from my hometown of detroit, one of the greatest civil rights leaders rosa parks, also, you know, a boycott leader in many ways. what i always tell my children, that's what i think about with this whole situation that's occurring is that words matter. and racially, hateful, damaging language is not socially acceptable on the playground. it's not acceptable in the media it's not acceptable any place. >> bill: but i don't think anybody is saying it is. i don't think anybody is saying it's acceptable. >> forgive me. that made my ear piece come out. you are saying no one. >> bill: nobody is saying it's acceptable. can you hold your ear piece. in nobody is saying it's acceptable. what we are saying is to try to punish radio stations that carry a radio talk show, all right, because of a mi

reaction, with us, deneen borelli fox news contributor and author of the book "black lash." from south field michigan crystal mccreery attorney and author the book"inspirational profiles of black wynn women, changing our world." where am i going wrong here, counselor? >> interesting i'm speaking from my hometown of detroit, one of the greatest civil rights leaders rosa parks, also, you know, a boycott leader in many ways. what i always tell my children, that's what i think about with this whole situation that's occurring is that words matter. and racially, hateful, damaging language is not socially acceptable on the playground. it's not acceptable in the media it's not acceptable any place. >> bill: but i don't think anybody is saying it is. i don't think anybody is saying it's acceptable. >> forgive me. that made my ear piece come out. you are saying no one. >> bill: nobody is saying it's acceptable. can you hold your ear piece. in nobody is saying it's acceptable. what we are saying is to try to punish radio stations that carry a radio talk show, all right, because of a mi

fox news contributor deneen borelli argues president obama's policies are harming the country in "blacklash." in "turning's cathedral," george dyson examines the creation of the first computer and the future of the digital industry. amy reading recounts the story of a texas rancher who in 1919 lost his fortune in a stock market con and sought revenge on the men who cheated him in "the mark inside: a perfect swindle, a cunning revenge and a small history of the big con." in "freedom's cap: the united states capital and the coming of the civil war," guy gugliotta chronicles the construction of the u.s. capitol. david shipler argue that is the u.s. has sacrificed constitutional rights in the name of safety in "rights at risk: the limits of liberty in modern america." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> and now more from shreveport weekend here on booktv. >> hi, i'm martha lawler, i'm the cataloger for the jane smith know well collection in shreveport. mr. noel was a local man who with was born here and lived here most

mcfarland deneen borelli is a columnist and fox news contributor. thank you all for joining us.ory as it continues to unfold is more and more troubling. sergeant bales who was fourth deployment, following a traumatic brain injury that happened while he was deployed to iraq. what needs to change here. what is the problem. >> i go all around the country. i started hearing about this in 2006, my son has come back from afghanistan and he is drinking too much. my dental is getting -- my daughter-in-law is getting beaten up. one is deployment is way too long. you should on be six months, off for 12. now, we are putting them on 15-month knrioys. there is traumatic brain injuries and third thing when our vets are coming home, have jobs there is no jobs for them. >> i think we have to be careful to jumping conclusions before we know all the facts. there was a front page post piece, it's the problem of the base. lewis mccord is a troubled place. but these guys, from that base have deployed repeatedlyly but it would be wrong at this point to attribute to anything other than the rogue actio

let's bring in power panel, jehmu greene, jootsz judith miller and deneen borelli and fox news contributorking of sharing information. you are here to share your insight. and what chris christie is saying, if the information was not shared with them, that is one of big lessons we learned from 9/11. you have information. >> this is apparently the problem. we have a communication failure in the police chief at the time during the crisis was informed about the survey but not only was he informed but to have his own people work with nypd to help collect and assess this information. why it is he did not share this information at the time with the then state attorney general which is what chris christie was is a separate question. but there was no obligation to do that. this was survey what the community looks like. there had been many instances of suspicious behavior, suspicious conduct at nypd was worried about. so they did what they had to do. 1993 bomb was assembled in a basement in new jersey. terrorists come from new jersey. so i don't understand chris christie's problem. i think he has pr

so good economic news means changing strategy for the republican presidential candidates, deneen borellind mercedes and julie joins us a former communication director for jon corzine and joining us for the first time. welcome julie. we're going to begin with you since first time on the panel. what are your thoughts. some of the republican candidates to change that agenda. >> they are in the quandary that walter mondale was in when the news starting getting good. it was quite high when reagan were reelected but do we want to change forces in the stream. that is the problems for the republican candidates. you saw what happened in kansas today. i think people, republican caucus is starting to look more and more at social issues that have been dominating the republican primary race so far, especially with rick santorum doing well in kansas. they are taking their eye off the prize. economy getting better it will be hard for the republican nominee to attack the economy when things are getting better. >> heather: and regarding his decisive victory in kansas. strategic will you kli he moved away

sally cohen is fox news contributor and deneen borelli is fellow and fox news contributor.hey have a lot more titles than that but we would be here all day. [ laughter ] >> president obama, we'll start with you, it's not uncommon statistically for presidents in the towards year of their term to delay some tough decisions they feel if they are going to get elected? >> the primary role of the federal government is protect our country. it's very concerning. our allies look like this at mistrust but there is misis trust of the american people when we see president obama take part in initiatives like this. it's very concerning. >> patti ann: they say other issues that might invite bold initiatives, gay marriage, the pipeline, is the president putting off some of these until the republican heat is off? >> this is out like a mountain made out of a microphone hill. look the democrats and the republicans both feel their hands are tied until after this election. if you look at john boehner, he can't get his caucus to do anything because they are trying to look good for the election.