this is also from breitbart.r obama adviser david axelrod informed an israeli television channel that president obama considers himself the closest thing to a jew that has ever sat in the office. i thought that was probably correct and i think he should take inspiration and he should become ira obama. why not make racism fluent? everything else is. >> you would have brought this to a whole new level. >> you're welcome. >> juan, you're next. >> a 9-year-old fortunately ohio was signed by the cleveland browns for one day. now, he has an immune deficiency that attacks organs and his brother has the same problem but today he was a member of the cleveland browns and he got to play some football. his parents were there and grandparents were there. he likes to play defense. that was great. cleveland browns, you're my team for today. >> you brought your a-game to the "one more thing" block. >>> hillary clinton is going to be at texas university and the media department put out advice -- an advisory to the media. one of t

this is what rand paul senator from kentucky said to breitbart. "i think this is a big rebuke for the president. the courts told him it was illegal and he just kept doing it anyway. i think most americans, particularly republicans, don't trust this president. i don't understand why some of the big government republicans up here don't get it because most republicans i meet across the country don't want the president to have access to all of their phone records." with that, let's bring in our panelist juan williams and charles krauthammer. there's a torrential downpour outside and so i don't think the nationals are going to make it. >> no. and the way they've been playing, that's okay. >> what do you think about this new vote tomorrow the cloture vote on the usa freedom act? >> as for specifics, i think it's a very narrow issue. the information is still going to be collected. it's just not going to be the government that is going to hold it. it's just going to be private companies. is that a great triumph for civil liberties? we know that facebook a

this is what rand paul senator from kentucky said to breitbart. "i think this is a big rebuke for the president. the courts told him it was illegal and he just kept doing it anyway. i think most americans, particularly republicans, don't trust this president. i don't understand why some of the big government republicans up here don't get it because most republicans i meet across the country don't want the president to have access to all of their phone records." with that, let's bring in our panelist juan williams and charles krauthammer. there's a torrential downpour outside and so i don't think the nationals are going to make it. >> no. and the way they've been playing, that's okay. >> what do you think about this new vote tomorrow the cloture vote on the usa freedom act? >> as for specifics, i think it's a very narrow issue. the information is still going to be collected. it's just not going to be the government that is going to hold it. it's just going to be private companies. is that a great triumph for civil liberties? we know that facebook a

also i write reviews on breitbart.t one i did was the victim horrors, the best album of the year, first album in 18 years. >> i just downloaded that. >> no, you didn't. >> no way. that's awesome. >> from the bay area also. >> love it. >> kimberly this is from tatiana. if you had to take a liberal to dinner where would you take them and who would it be? and remember juan is sitting right there. >> well you're close and easy but you eat a lot. so i don't know. where would i take -- you know what i would take a liberal or a conservative to del frisco's. it's close to work and it's delicious. i love the baked potato and lemon cake. >> where is that place again? >> who would you take? you didn't say. >> i would take juan. >> okay. just checking. >> we get along very well. we like the same food and we both like to have dessert, too. >> take hillary clinton. take hillary for dinner. all right. juan, this is from roger. do you think you would make a good press secretary for the current administration? >> for the current admini

i write reviews for breitbart. i picked one that was the best album of the year. 18 years. one of the greatest metal bands of all time from the bay area by the way. kimberly, this is from at that time yawtatiana. if you had to take a liberal to dinner who would it be? >> you eat a lot, so i don't know. you know what? i would take a liberal or a conservative to dell friscos. it's close by work and it's delicious. i love the big steak and the baked potato. >> where is that place again? >> who would you fake?take? >> i would take juan. we get along very well. we like the same foods, and we both like to have dessert, too. >> take hillary for dinner. >> juan? roger -- >> neil? >> do you think you would make a good press secretary for the current administration? >> for the current administration? >> answer carefully. >> my problem is dana perino told me when she started as a press secretary, she said if you lie to me i'm out of here. is that true? >> yes. i mean yes, i, yes. >> if he this liethey lied to me -- >> they're not going to lie to you. previous administrations

where is breitbart? where is world net daily and news max? the world of yahoo news they don't exist. yet, every anti-fox statement, jon stewart makes is headlined. it's disgraceful: so that's why these anti-american race baiters spew their invector with glee because there is little downside for them with the exception of terrible ratings. as talking points has reported the no-spin truth is that there are antiblack bigots in america, of course there are. with you to say the entire country is defined by them is a gross lie. that would be like saying that african-americans are all detyped by farrakhan or the black panthers. most americans no matter what color they are are decent fair-minded people, but there are problems in the african-american precincts, especially in the inner city. however, the problems have little to do with white people rather a corrosive culture that does not confront child neglect and antisocial behavior on the streets. that's what's driving poverty and dysfunction. let me give you a recent example. in detroit, on saturda

. >> many republican conservatives were immediately outraged by that remark with the breitbart website saying that should be the give away for so many republicans. when he's on script he's a conservative, no different from ted cruz, but when he's off script he turns against conservative policy in a heart boat. tomorrow's big announcement will be from the man who announces his announcements this way. >> june 16th at trump tower, 11:00, major announcement. let's see what happens. tomorrow at 11:00. let's make america great again. we're going to have a fantastic time. stay tuned on all social media. we're going to be all over the place. everybody wanting to watch. make america great again. >> now you may have noticed that i have not yet included donald trump in our coverage of the presidential campaign this season, and that is because he is obviously never going to be president. he is obviously never going to be the republican nominee for president, and he is, obviously, never going to be a candidate for president. what he is going to be is the host of a tv series in which former celebrit

and then he had to talk to breitbart, the conservative news site to walk it back and soften his commentsaining that though that's his personal view, he's not advocating for any policy change. this is why no one wants to interact or engage. they thought this was going to be a political fight this summer on same-sex marriage, maybe a legislative fight, now it's a cultural battle, a cultural moment, and that's tougher to deal with. >> what do you think that's going to look like? we had a segment where hillary clinton think she's got the republicans on the defensive, where she kind of wants to bait them. i imagine this is an area broadly speaking cultural issues, where democrats hope they can get republicans to say very provocative things in the primary season this year where maybe they can paint republicans into a corner where they take positions that are going to haunt them in the general election. how is this going to affect the republican race that we see unfold over the next six months? >> well they all have to grapple with the general election. so is the nomination worth having if you'