this is where it gets problematic with al sharpton. he is suggesting that new york city or ferguson, missouri is the jim crow south. that is a false narrative. new york city's police department is rationally mixed. i don't like the fact mr. garner was put in a chokehold and died over selling cigarettes, but he resisted arrest. the gentleman in ferguson, missouri, not only resisted arrest, tried to take an officers gun. this is after he ripped off a convenience store. >> i don't want to go through each case, but i know where you are going. i want to step back. when they get in individual spaces that's one thing, but they scare businesses. they actually scare businesses and get them to the point. >> this shakedown routine worked well for a handful of people. take the legacy of jim crow legacy and discrimination. you and a handful of friends. this is the old al sharpton. >> some things are good, some are not, i agree. >> let me add something. >> i knew him as a reporter. i'm telling you now, net net. why people of disaster to america. it

we all know what al sharpton is about. al sharpton is very selfish. he's very self-interested. he will use any opportunity for his own gain. mayor de blasio and president obama should know better than this. these are smart individuals. again, they laid their chips near al sharpton and now they're paying the price. if these men were to come out and publicly say that they disavow any further association with al sharpton, i think that would be a powerful moment and a powerful message to the people in the united states who want this stuff to end and who want to put this division back together again and try to repair the damage that has been done in the last several months probably since ferguson. but it won't happen until the american people and the american police officer trusts that they will no longer be associated with one of the most divisive characters. because i think al sharpton is a cartoon. but one of the most divisive characters in the history of the united states. lou: sheriff, it is great to have you with us. sheriff clark as always. >> merry christmas. lou: sony pictu

we know president obama is a fan of al sharpton, but we had no idea he was this big of a fan. w sharpton has an open invite to the ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. david: eighty-one times. that's how many times al sharpton's name reportedly popped up on a white house guest list. chairman craig smith is wondering why al sharpton gets to meet behind closed doors, but business guys like him get locked out. craig, i have to be honest. i think he much more easily identifies with the al sharptons of the world than he does with the craig smiths of the world. >> no doubt about that, david. we know one thing for sure they're not doing is creating jobs because small businesses create 70% of all the jobs coming out of recessions. you know that. and i suspect -- and actually, quite frankly, i was shocked to see that al

al sharpton. >> we have had enough. the issue is how a young man with no deadly threat, no life extenuating circumstances was shot multiple times. >> when you look at this whole question of racial profiling, as i said, as i said i guess in the statement that we have released, it can be misguided, i think ineffective. >> with dan te very early on, with my son, we said, look, if a police officer stops you, do everything he tells you to do. don't move suddenly, don't reach for your cell phone. because we knew, sadly, there was a greater chance it might be misinterpreted if it was a young man of color. >> the situation in ferguson speaks to broader challenges that we still face as a nation. the fact is in too many parts of this country a deep distrust exists between law enforcement and communities of color. >> we've had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter he has with the police officers. >> when will law enforcement condem

wayne referenced al sharpton. may make a good point. al sharpton works for nbc. owned by nbc universal. competitor of sony. can you match an day in age when sony is asking al sharpton what he thinks they should put on film? when he works for a competitor? >> ridiculous. this is all obama the fault because obama has elevated al sharpt ton someone with credibility. he allows him into the white house. it's ridiculous. this man is a criminal. and we're treating him as though he's some sort of leader. >> juan? last thought. >> well, michelle, you go after obama so much i think he must have stood you up or something. i agree with you about -- i think sharpton's a bum and i think he is -- this is about a racial politics that gets distorted and distorts reality. there's no reason to throw sharpton on this issue. the idea he's over there hustling sony tells you something about him. nobody should be doing business with him. >> what about nbc? know one's calling out nbc al sharpton, a 6:00 show. >> glad to join that chorus. i think think gave him a show as a payoff myself.

this rhetoric is nothing new for the msnbc host al sharpton. y is president obama hanging out with and taking advice from him? don't forget rev rend al has been caught on tape saying far worse. you may remember these instances. >> you ain't nothing. you're a punk -- now come on, do something. we are the black chicken fryers of the universe and we're gonna go buy some colonel sanders chicken. white folks was in the cave when we had built empires. we learned to admire them, but they knew to admire us. we built pyramids before donald trump ever knew what architecture was. david dinkins. you want to be the only [ bleep ] on television, the only [ bleep ] in the newspaper. >> just a small sampling. why is the president so comfortable hanging around with some of the most radical people in the united states? here now to try and help answer that question, fox news political analyst juan williams. juan, seems that the president's comfortable around jeremiah wright for 20 years. have you been to the white house 83 times? al sharpton has. >> yes, i underst

al sharpton, you know, the history of al sharpton. america, can race in america get better if these leaders continue to talk the way they talk? >> well, look, i don't think there's anything wrong with what -- if someone says here's how i talk with my son of a mixed race. but i do think if you are going to say that, which leaves the impression that there is something inherently racist about the police, you ought to then follow that by saying, i'm not implying that. i'm simply talking about statistical realities. i'm talking about respect. i'm talking about safety. and then you reiterate your support for the police, the vast majority of whom are acting heroically every day going out. you know, after 9/11, they were the heroes of the country, as they should be regarded. as we said, they're the ones who run into a building on fire when everybody is running out. and if you reiterate that and you balance it, i think that would have made a difference. and i think that's what was missing, the lack of balance, and that's why i think the police

he has had al sharpton to the white house 85 times. often when he's talking abut police issues he has al sharpton sitting next to him. if we like to have poster boy for hating the police it's al sharpton. make him a advisor you turn the police in america against you. you're going to tell the police in america we don't understand you. i saw this man help cause riots in new york i've heard his anti-police in vehicletive first half. to have a man $4 million in taxes, spent his career creating riots, phony stories abut police, i have to man sitting next to you actions speak louder than words. you put al sharpton next to you you just told everyone i'm against the police. >> garrett: what about the president's rhetoric, do you still believe his -- >> his rhetoric. if i was talking to you about ending the mafia as i did in 1980s or fighting mafia i had joe columbu sitting next to me. it wouldn't matter what my rhetoric was. i'm for the police and there is al sharpton this every cop in america is going to say give me a break i get the point mr

i've been up against al sharpton for years. i'm not going to defend al sharpton. dana made a good point. you go to any of these rallies that he has and these people are believers in what he says. >> craig, really quick. >> a lot of activists and a lot on the left are demanding a discussion on race but it always has to be on their terms. you have to admit off the bat that you are racist. and the discussion on race means agree with me that you are a bigot. when you see charles barclay, you see a lot of people smear him because he's not playing the same story line. everyone can talk race but they want to silence the ones that talk the most frank about it. >> they only want to hear one position. >> not all of them. >> ahead, what your profession says about your politics. we know folks in the media of biased, right? but that's not the only industry that leans one way or the other. and, dana, we >>> can you tell a person's politics by their profession? yes. using records they were able to determine political bias by careers. people who work in the entertainment, media a

nobody in the black community voted al sharpton their leader. the media made al sharpton. nobody in the black community voted for al sharpton to be to the leader. let me tell you something, he is an opportunist he's a racist. you said president never said anything? >> that's the point, he's the president. >> one time after another. >> let me tell you something, he's never said anything he's allowed things to fester without intervening. he's allowing the tea party to be racist because they disagree with his policies. he's allow -- >> did you hear him stay ferguson, that there was no reason to riot. >> are you serious? >> i'm deadly serious. >> because it wasn't the right thing. honestly, the president of the united states you see the ferguson decision coming, you go there and you meet with the police officers involved you meet with the families involved and you don't go in there in the middle of the night. >> anything he said he's the president, anything he does is politicized. it doesn't stop him from going. he's probably on the 18th. so if he's concerned about contribute

al sharpton is going to resume protests. it's the toxicity of sharpton, that wherever he goes, trouble follows. how does the mayor, what pictures does al sharpton have of de blasio. >> i don't know, i definitely don't want to see them, though, they're pretty bad. but why is it that he's allowed -- the problem is, you u're allowing people like al sharpton to control race relations in the united states of america and what a terrible job he has done stirring this up. and yet he turns press conferences into thinking about himself and that he's not safe and people are after him. doesn't he have any conscience whatsoever? or any class or sophistication? i think he just wants to profit off of deaths in this country because that's what he's doing. >> it seems to me that when a few idiots like this stand up and it is assumed that this represents us, it does not. we should be the first ones denouncing these idiots for doing what they're doing. stand up and speak out, this is not who we are, yet we're being plastered with this. and for

united states should keep company with al sharpton, should take counsel from al sharpton or be seen with him. i'm just saying that would be a good first step toward a new relationship to bring this country back together and bring these communities back together in support of our heroes, the american police officers. >> sheriff, what about this? we're learning this evening that the white house will be sending vice president joe biden to the funerals of the two slain police officers. is that enough? >> no, that's nowhere near enough. again, they're playing small ball here. they know that joe biden has a decent relationship with law enforcement, but as a law enforcement officer of 37 years, i'm not going to allow them to pander to me by offering up joe biden to kind of bring this thing to a close. what they said about trashing the american police officer, trashing their honor, their commitment, their sacrifice, their service, trashing their integrity and reputation, now they're going to trot out joe biden and think that all is going to be okay, it's not going to be. it will take more t

i think that the company that the president keeps in al sharpton is a major problem and they should -- they really ought to change that though i think they are kind of in a box. >> sharpton used to be a host at the msnbc but he seems like is he a host at the white house. he has been there 80 some odd tiles. >> 18 times it on the white house lawn. not to mention that the president has gone to speak at events where al-sharpted is hoisting the association that he has there is value in that. >> this is a guy responsible for some problems. >> i think people like you and me don't understand in some ways because we are not black americans. you are not a black american, dana? >> surprising. >> for so long i have been traveling under this allusion. >> i'm glad i can play it both ways. what i was trying to say before i veered off in that bad direction is that race relations is in the eye of the beholder. okay. so if you are black american, and you think we have the first black president, he is speaking for us. is he standing up for us, and we feel good about that. and then if you poll nonblack

al sharpton is always there. he's always agitating. even new york's present police commissioner, very measured. cautious when discussing reverend al. listen to this. >> whether you liked him or not, and i think people have strong opinions one way or another. i don't think there's a middle ground actually. but the reality is that, he is probably one of the leading, if not the leading spokesmen for black issues in the country today. neil: if that wasn't a cautious guarded response i don't know what was. i cannot imagine a guy like bratton really believing that, that he's obviously a leader. he's -- he's -- he's in that community. but he's also a bomb thrower, yet bratton is in this position as he works with the mayor of not offending the mayor's friend and doing nothing to really, i think, state his real feelings on this. >> well, bill bratton is a great police commissioner. he works for a mayor that has given al sharpton legitimacy as well as the president. neil: why would they do that? if you know the guy is a quack, an agitator, if you

eric holder, obama, al sharpton, jesse jackson. of the activists have to look themselves in the mirror before protesting to anyone else in their community and say we need to change. i'm doing your job. ore places ty on earth. we have the speed. we have the technology. and we have the team. we made over 15 billion successful deliveries last year. 15 billion! football has a season. baseball has a season. this is our season. >>> the decision we're minutes out from hearing mayor de blasio on the choke hold death of eric garner. the former police commissioner is also waiting to talk to us. >>> holder, obama, sharpton, jesse jackson, any of these activists have to look themselves in the mirror before protesting to anyone else in their community and say we need to change. i'm doing your job. i'm doing eric holder's job. i'm not going to tell a police department, a nation to change when we're stiller to up on the floor up. we need a check up from the neck up. you have to hit the brakes on what you're doing. this is god's doing. i'm moving

>> you know, i wonder sometimes having kind of grown up with al sharpton. new york city residence, former police officer there. the two cops, who were shot a couple miles down the street on myrtle avenue i grew up on, did al sharpton -- is he serious? i read a story today from emt, who tried to save this cop's life, and they kept looking in his eyes, he was blinking they knew he was the alive they kept saying, keep blinking. you know, does al sharpton every hear these stories, i guarantee you, tomorrow morning if there was another incident of questionable police use on force, before he has facts he will be first one out there in front of camera trying to insight another violent situation, he has a history of this, this is a disgrace. lou: he has' history? de blasio built a history quickly. president, and eric holder attorney -- top law enforcement officer in the nation, have all carried out on this broadcast we termed a campaign of ignorance, of hate, against law enforcement. and law enforcement officers. all across the country. they have been given free li

he should step up. >> you would avoid al sharpton and entirely? >> a charming individual he is very smart and charming but run for the hills you are better off with charlie rangel. neil: what does he think about that? >> at least jesse jackson did something. >> i said what about the race baiting and charlie dance around it but it is a race baiting and. >> it will go on and on. >> is a tough time in the country. >> kneale cavuto is the gentleman's name. ♪ neil:. >> that is why kneale is the champion would have spent 99. frank sinatra. you are a cool cat. >>. neil: i cannot talk that. do you remember this guy? do remember him? the summer rains this week that he already is. if i got to go to college, oh my goodness. i like discovering new things. you get to see what works for you and what doesn't. that helps you evolve as a person. and you get to make like a supernova of skill or talent or whatever it is. i've always wanted to go to college. i just feel like that is my destiny. my name is queen, and i am your dividend. neil: never say never that is w

when it comes to al sharpton, al sharpton's message has been very clear. the cops are out of control. and that is not true as well. keep in mind as well, with al sharpton's message last week at one of his rallies, what were people talking about? what do we want? dead cops? what do we want? dead cops. the cops here in new york city, after this revenge murder, when they saw the mayor of new york city enter into the room on saturday afternoon, what do they do? they turn their backs on the mayor. >> one of the strongest statements -- >> i don't blame them. >> they would not even face forward, a statement there making right there to the leader of new york city which is on high alert as it comes to police safety here, how gruesomely ironic this situation is. there is a petition calling for the resignation of the nation on moveon.org. it received over 52,000 signatures in response to the murder of officers ramos and liu. the people of n.y.c. actually created this petition calling for his resignation. right now 52,000 signatures. >> they're looking for 75,000. >>

you could turn around and say al sharpton is welcome at the white house. are you blaming meal for using him as an advisor. this starts as the president of the united states al sharpton of the world made a name for themselves bashing cops and blaming whites in general for all that ailes the black community. you have -- al sharpton has become a star in the democratic party despite all of this irresponsibly behavior over the past three decades and, again, it is of no benefit to the people al sharpton claims to be representing, which is is the black poor. >> that's going to be it for the panel. stay tuned for what it cost to lock in a former commander and chief as a guest speaker. >>> finally tonight, our staff has been counting down our favorite kickers of the year. number 3 former president bill clinton's speaking fees. >> 17-year-old boy watching alone and i saw that. [ laughter ] >> first college graduate this year will have actually lived. >> democrats 42. >> failure-free life. >> why cannot be discouraged >> that's nothing. we pay charles every time he c

sit in the white house. >> has the reverend al sharpton been irresponsible in how he's handled the ferzy decisions? of course. >> there was a lot of that on cable this week. you might say sharpton wear twos hats, anchor and activist, but really it's a lot more complicated than that. he's wearing like seven hats. a preacher, fund-raiser for his organization, an unofficial adviser to president obama and other administration officials. on wednesday when that grand jury decided not to indict a police officer in eric garner's death, sharpton tweeted that he and garner's widow talked on the phone right away with attorney general eric holder. then he told his msnbc viewers about the call. sharpton is also a confidant of the new york city mayor bill de blasio. here is the cover of "the new york post" calling sharpton the co-mayor. and importantly sharpton is also a sort of grief counselor to families in need like brown's family and garner's family. and then he sometimes seems to be coordinating their media appearances. garner's mother and widow's first words after the grand jury decision were o

get rid of the al sharpton. he is bad for policy he is bad for policing.society in general and creates friction between police departments and communities. if i was the mayor i would have nothing to do with the guy. lou: the business roundtable the chamber of commerce a corporate america is scared to death of him and their knees are not being. >> key is only as powerful as you allow him to be. think about with his time in this city we never heard from him. never. lou: how times have changed. lou: we can tell you there was not much trading but it was mixed. the dow fell and the s&p hit another record high. volume on the big board 2. 4 million shares. also added five 1/2 year low tumbling below $54 of beryl. listen to my financial records three times a day of the salem radio network. sony pictures says the interview grossed $80 million in its opening weekend the way they did it was a little different but impressive considering first of all, they just caved and did what they were told to do by the north koreans. they shelled the movie after the north korean h

al sharpton. >> no one is showing courage in hollywood. wait, george clooney is. he put out a petition saying sign this just to show we back sony. just to say with you being hacked, all the spotlight is on you, we back you. nobody would sign that petition. everyone is scared. so george clooney put out this statement -- quote -- "they were enjoying all the salacious blank instead of going is this really north korea? are we going to bow to that?" >> in the beginning when the story came out they go this this is north korea. they didn't go this is north korea. how can that be true? north korea hacked into an american subsidiary of an international country and we're doing this, hanging on to juicy e-mail about how much brad pitt makes? >> of course the media should be paying attention to a cyber attack. they are not even sure it is north korea acting alone, the fact that china could be involved. this is something far greater than anyone could imagine. >> theater owners are showing no courage, hollywood

he should step up. >> you would avoid al sharpton and entirely? >> a charming individual he is very smart and charming but run for the hills you are better off with charlie rangel. neil: what does he think about that? >> at least jesse jackson did something. >> i said what about the race baiting and charlie dance around it but it is a race baiting and. >> it will go on and on. >> is a tough time in the country. >> kneale cavuto is the gentleman's name. ♪ neil:. >> that is why kneale is the champion would have spent 99. frank sinatra. you are a cool cat. >>. neil: i cannot talk that. do you remember this guy? do remember him? the summer rains this week that he already is. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tel

he should step up. >> you would avoid al sharpton and entirely? >> a charming individual he is very smart and charming but run for the hills you are better off with charlie rangel. neil: what does he think about that? >> at least jesse jackson did something. >> i said what about the race baiting and charlie dance around it but it is a race baiting and. >> it will go on and on. >> is a tough time in the country. >> kneale cavuto is the gentleman's name. ♪ neil:. >> that is why kneale is the champion would have spent 99. frank sinatra. you are a cool cat. >>. neil: i cannot talk that. do you remember this guy? do remember him? the summer rains this week the summer rains this week that he already is. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is d

al sharpton does not represent the black community.he mayor and i went to dozens and buds ens of town hall meetings and community meetings and black communities and we didn't hear about al sharpton or protests. we heard more police officers safer communities and the same thing all families want in this country to be free from harm. that's what we provided that's what the police provided. when politicians recognize that, we can deal with retraining police officers or giving them better training or talking about the escalation but the vast majority put on the uniforms with a target on their back every day know they put their lives on the line and they need the kind of presecurity p -- re professionals get and recognition politicians that they are really the line between us and kay yos. >> rudy giuliani i will go back to the same question. you got experience. with law enforcement you cleaned up the city in a way no one thought it could be cleaned up. how do we get out of this mess? i am going to ask you to think about one more thing. if t

she did not say al sharpton or the knapp or -- the naacp or the urban league she said barack obama. for amy and other white americans to cow down to people like al sharpon and the urban league and naacp is a big mistake and shows a sign of weakness, and al sharpton will not accept any apology. he said that at the top of sewn -- sony it is too white and they're not going accept an apology. they want more, and so al sharpton and his organization, the naacp and the urban league, will meet with this woman and give her their demands. and what they want is a position, high position, i sony. they want to put their guy there or lady there, and they want money. it is nothing but an outright shakedown, and that's why for the last 24 or 25 years i've been telling black americans, and white americans, white folks, you have to get over this fear because all you do is bring out the worst in people like sharpton and others, and then black americans need to turn away from their blackness and turn back to character. >> reverend, who died and left al sharpton the spokesman for the africa african-ameri

stay away from that guy. >> why does president obama continue to give audience to al sharpton? >> it's like the good cop, bad cop of race relations, the president tries to be the sophisticated, the calm, articulate voice to unite america, and he lets sharpton do all the other stuff. if i wanted to take the fight against obesity, partnering with crisco. it makes no sense. partnering with a man who spent the most decades creating division and pain and suffering, he has yet to face justice for freddie's fashion mart or tuwanna brawly. it does call what you're doing, your legitimate actions into question. which is a shame, because i think president obama's extremely sincere about what he wants and i think so far he's been doing a pretty good job of it. i think -- there is a reason -- that's his bad cop. every good cop has a bad cop. >> from the white house communications perspective, how i tend to look at this, is it muddies his story line. president obama all the things he might say or do and the symbolism of having these meetings get clouded by continually having al sharpton at th

this hacking revealed very ugly sides. >> jesse we have 15 seconds. >> this woman apologized to al sharptonr done. a decent person would have said sorry, i accept the apology and move on. this is just another shake down z sharpton doesn't care if you're liberal or conservative. it's about the shake down more so than anything else >> thank you very much for being with us when we come back, the question of the day, want your answer, i'll tell you mine, straight ahead. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. and i quit smoking with chantix. people who know me, they say 'i never thought you would quit.' but chantix helped me do it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is p

am i ---is it unfair for me to make the leap that al sharpton calls for more protests, protests turn out to be violent, violent protests kill cops. >> we do know that he was somewhat deranged, he had been institutionalized before. and he was a murder. was this the straw that broke the camel's back that encouraged him to do things that he was thinking about doing already? i don't think we know enough about that. i would be careful on that. i do find it amazing that we every day are talking about al sharpton, as if he runs race relations in america. it was actually really incredible. his statement right after the cops were killed, statement was so self-serving, you got it there? >> let's take a listen to it right there. >> last night, i began receiving threatening phone calls and hate i play one, because i'm turning this over to the fbi, the language is hey, n-word, stop killi killing innocent people, i'm going to get you. and we have several like this. we are now under intense threat from those who are misguided u by those that are trying to blame everyone from civil rights leaders to

critics blaming al sharpton, attorney general eric holder and president obama for fueling antipolicejoining us ron christie of the book black words how black returning returning america to separate but equal. great to see you, ron. >> great to see you, greta. >> the head of the police union putting the blame on the al sharpton, attorney general holder for fueling the sentiment. for not for the actual murder but fueling the sentiment. >> we have a system of justice here in america, greta, that it's blind. and i think what have you found is that the attorney general and the president of the united states have put their thumb on the scales of justice to imply a result they wanted which, of course, this was a racist narrative not only in ferguson and new york city but somehow the new york police department is racist. whether you have people like al sharpton going rose garden and organizing presses say what do you want doo we want? dead cops, when do we want them, now. what do you expect the results are going to be. the united states and the attorney general have been very irresponsible a