here now monica crowley and alan colmes.bly would not have been acceptable. and it probably is a double standard and there is a double standard i think because of disparity in this country between the perception that there is a white power structure. blacks are the minority and i do believe we view things a little differently based on who really runs things in the united states. >> bill: i don't want to put words in your mouth. but it's okay for jamie foxx. is it okay by the way in your opinion for jamie foxx to wear that. >> i think it's okay for anybody to wear anything they want to wear. >> bill: it's okay okay for jamie foxx to wear a t-shirt. >> yeah. >> bill: sending a message that he supports trayvon martin when he doesn't know what happened. >> i don't think any of us know exactly what happened unless we were there. you have free speech rights. >> that includes jamie foxx. >> you have the free speech right to do whatever you want and state an opinion. >> bill: that's not what we are talking about here. so, to you, th

with us alan colmes and monica crowley.'m sure you are both concerned about the race relations. >> yes. >> bill: we are all concerned. we would have been qualified to go to the hearing and be concerned with everybody else who was concerned. this is just one big joke, is it not, this congressional hearing. >> i actually think it's more serious than a joke. i think what you saw today was the most destructive kind of political theater. you had every single witness was on the far left as you noted. you didn't see allen west, thomas solve, tim scott, clarence thomas up there talking about race in america and how they have transcended all of the things that you have talked, about unemployment in the black community, drugs, gangs, out-of-wedlock births, how they all came from nothing to achieve. despite the so-called black. >> and barack obama the best example. >> you didn't see although barack obama is one of these political opportunists who going right down the road with the race hustlers. >> come on. >> bill: look, barack obama

janet colm from planned parenthood of central north carolina. thank you so much. >> thank you, chris. >>> when we come back, i'll talk to someone who is waging this legal fight across the country. >>> an abortion is much different than getting your tonsils out or, you know -- >> in what sense is it different? >> well, it's the only e, wl, i procedure that when it is done there is a life that is taken. you can have complications in that procedure and so the procedures are there to help deal with some of those complications. >> so you're suggesting there's more medical complications with r procedures that are done in surgical centers? >> that is how debate was playing out today in texas over a bill that would likely shut down post of the state's abortion clinics if allowed to become law. it's what's known as a t.r.a.p. law, a bill full of burdensome regulations and red tape targeted specifically at abortion providers and designed to shut them down. the texas t.r.a.p. law does the same thing mississippi famously tried to do last year endangering th

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i hope i get a second chance to work for you. >> bill: is that enough, colmes? >> i think so. we never know what's in somebody's heart. not only did they have to go through the scandals they went through and the personal problems but they had to do it publicly which is humiliating. >> they put themselves in those positions by texting weiner. >> it humbles people and can change them those people cn change them for the better. they will be better public servants now. >> maybe they can't hack it in the private sector which is why they keep coming back to being subsidized by the taxpayer. i think there's a distinction to be made between politicians who get caught in sex scandals who break the law, and those who don't. for example, anthony weiner did not break the law. he's ethically challenged and violated his vows to his wife as they all did. but eliot spitzer by soliciting a prostitute and transporting them across state lines broke the law and never paid a price. he never paid his debt to society. >> first of all, spitzer is more of a hypocrite because he prosecuted prostitution

i just want to go on record, colmes.s man you are looking at right now is not looking out for the united states. doesn't care to know what happened. and will try to keep the folks from learning what happened. >> he is the one who released all the information after darrell issa withheld documents and wouldn't release the information it was consumption who actually. >> bill: i don't know what you are talking about. >> about what groups are solved. this was selectively chosen. >> bill: isn't anything on the record as far as i know, mondayca. any progressive group that was denied tax exempt because of the political reason. >> correct. >> bill: is there anything on the record there. >> no. in fact, a number of progressive groups were actually fast tracked for status. this equivalence that you heard from alan that you heard from the left how progressive groups were targeted is totally flatly untrue. progressive groups and as far as we know six were singled out were never subjected to the same delays, harassment, and unconstitu

on of those arrested is our next guest joining us from raleigh, north carolina, janet colm. you explain how the anti- choice bill was attached to the motorcycle safety bill? well, it is a complicated maneuvering having to do with some of the legislative rules, but basically, it comes down to just another sneak attack on women's health where they gutted one bill, substituted language, then passed it through yesterday afternoon. it goes to the senate, we think come in next week. >> and what is likely to happen in the senate? >> well, i don't know. we now have two bills. one the senate snuck through and won the house snuck through. same.ially they are the almost certainly one of them will end up on the desk of governor mccrory. we are hoping he will stick to his campaign promise not to sign in july any further restrictions on abortion. in north carolina, one of the challenges we face is this law can also go into effect if he doesn't sign it. certainly looking at increased restrictions on abortion providers. >> this is extremely significant treated there in the debate in his 201

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bill: alan colmes, host of the alan colmes radio show and tucker carlson from the daily caller.nd your ground was never part of zimmerman's defense team in that trial. what about eric holder's position on this. >> it wasn't part of the trial because zimmerman kobt safely retreat. he was on his back with someone on top of him. it's a little bit strike that the attorney general is using this case as a way to push his pet -- his pet interest in eliminating these laws. bill: are you surprised about that? >> i am a little surprised. the truth is america is not imperiled because homeowners are protecting themselves too vigorously. your right to self-defense is a natural right. it's not bow stowed on us by eric holder. you are born with it. it's kind of creepy, the administration is pushing for gun control to strip you of basic rights. >> it was a common dialogue. but eric holder had a good point. laws exist that allow one to protect one's self. the problem with the stand your ground laws is they are not applied equally. a survey showed 73% of those who killed a black person walked awa

alan colmes, alan colmes radio show. rich louer i, "national review." both fox news contributors. good morning to you. let's get after it here. phony scandals, rich. i guess a phony scandal to one is big deal to others? >> i don't know any fair-minded person who would think that the irs scandel is not a scandal. suspecting one side of the political spectrem to that -- benghazi they misled the public about a terror attack in the midst of a press lendings election. that is obviously a scandal. they're successfully stonewalling that one. ns amater is certainly not a scandal but certainly a legitimate subject for debate and public concern. and my big take away, bill, the white house has really no agenda that has any chance of going through congress. never had one because the president is not interested in leading from the center or really bipartisan way. so scandals are not, he had no agenda. was sort of dead in the water already. bill: now, alan, phony scandals? this is a phrase by the way that has been used by many members of the administration for past two weeks or so. go. >> i gue

is the host of the alan colmes radio show.fox news contributors. want to take a look at one of the photographs that's come out of tahrir square that you might not see in a lot of the media coverage, if we can get it up there on our screen. yeah. the sign there, essentially, blaming obama, president obama for part of what has gone on there. and here's, here's another one, a little hard to make out on the screen, but it talks about loving the u.s. people and is forth and blaming some of the u.s. media for the coverage of what's gone on there. jim, what do you think about the way the media have handled coverage of the uprisings and the government's situation in egypt? >> yeah. i don't think there's any question the media are a major part of the story itself when you read that the muslim brotherhood and morsi were looking at google maps to see who had a bigger crowd and so on and depending on the news coverage to try and monitor their crowd versus the opposing crowd. the washington post this morning reported that cnn got wrong one

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martha: alan colmes and rich lowry, this is -- i think people on both sides at this point -- alan, you can weigh in here. this is a mess. >> it's a complicated law which is why many of the people 0 oppos --of the people who opposw would like a single payer. it was not sold well to the american people. so many people are confused about what happens, when it happens how it might affect them. it's a should move by john boehner because he's trying to put democrats in a box. it could back tire. they tried 37 times top overturn this law. they don't have anything to replace it with. i would like to know what the positive message is on the other side. >> as you get closer to 2014, if you are a voter in a tight district and look at your democratic candidate, saying if the employer down the street does it why don't i have to do it? they may say you should and that may not go over too well. >> i think the delay is a huge concession. the message prior to this is the law is a steam roller. you are crazy and out of touch if you want to delay any part of it or repeel it. now you are having the admini

alan colmes is a fox news contributor and director of communications for american crossroads.nks for being here. alan, what do you think of these union leaders that feel strongly enough to come public with this letter that they worry about members becoming part-time workers or unemployed. >> what's behind this, one of the things union offer their workers are health care plans and negotiating health care for them. if the government does it for them and if the other exchanges or states does it for them it gives union members less incentive to stay union members. that's really what's behind this. it was announced today by the president 8.5 million americans are getting in total about half a billion dollars in rebates, furthermore, in new york state, governor cuomo announced some premiums are going down for millions of new yorkers, 50%. in other states the same thing because of these exchanges. this is actually good news coming out of the health care system. >> it is good for some new yorkers paying the highest premiums in the country. we heard some states like ohio, their premium

alan colmes and radio talk show host and talk show host mike gallagher. >> so we're going to start they were speakin what jack lew was speaking on that has affected members, democrats and republicans. should it be offensive to americans across the board when it is referred to as a phony scandal? >> there should not be targeting of people or any groups and they targeted conservatives and liberals. darryl issa only released this when the ranking member of his committee said, get all the information and we find out they tried to hide the fact, the republicans, and you wonder why congress has 10 percent approval, they are not doing a fair investigation. >> and jack lew said there are not ties to the white house but we know there have been conversations of targeting of groups went to the i.r.s. chief counsel hand picked by president obama. >> watching jack lew bob and weave and invade chris wallace' legitimate questions today on fox news sunday was astounding, first of all, this is a strategy, you use the word phony scandal and the membership will say, wait, these are talking points, they a

alan colmes, chris plante, thank you. >> there's even more on this story. president was making his remarks, the congressional black caucus was talking about the department of justice and it's investigation into possible new charges for george zimmerman. you heard me ask robert zimmerman about that. we're going to have more in three minutes. >> i just ask people to consider if trayvon martin was of age and armed, could he have stood his go around on that sidewalk? and do we actually think that he would have been justified in shooting mr. zimmerman, who had followed him in a car because he felt threatened? if the answer to that question is at least ambiguous, then it seems to me we might want to examine those kinds of laws. ... ... ... ... ... ... ♪ i'm in my work van, having lunch, next minute i'm in the back of an ambulance having a heart attack. the emts gave me bayer aspirin. it helped save my life. i was in shape, fit. i did not see it coming. my doctor recommends i take bayer aspirin to help prevent another heart attack. [ male announcer ] aspirin is no

and alan colmes host of the alcombs radio show and good to see you both.wden told a chinese newspaper that he took the job with the intent, the advanced intent and purpose of stealing classified information and then publishing that, and now you've got "the washington post" reporting that in fact before he took the job he had glen greenwald get an encryption key for skype, so that he, snowden, could give the classified intel to greenwald, the stolen intel. and let me quoted ward epstein from the "wall street journal," quote, so before mr. snowden proceeded with this nsa penetration in march of 2013 he had assistance either witnessing lee or unwittingly in a arrange thanking the secure channel of encrypted communications that he would use to facilitate the publication of class tpaoeu tpaoeud intelligence. does it look to you bike glen greenwald was more complicit in all of this than we knew before? >> no, because that is old news. the news that they had got even an encryption key to share information was reported at the time of the original guardian leaks. t

alan colmes, host alcan combs radio show and brad blakeman, former advisor to president george w.entlemen, i presume, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. bill: i, i'm speechless. i don't know if he can win, brad, but it is quite apparent day after day no matter how deep the hole gets he is not quitting. >> no. and look, anthony weinerer is irrelevant. it is sad. nobody takes joy when somebody takes their life and nobody should take he joy when somebody commits political suicide. that is what we're seeing played out in front of us. in anthony weiner cared about his family and city of new york, the way we roll in new york we fest up to weaknesses and get out of the race. bill: we'll see whether or not new yorkers roll him out of the campaign. alan, quickly weigh in. i have a number about stuff. >> i agree with brad, basically. look, voters have right to voight for who they want to vote. i understand weiner's position, for his own personal good would be best if he got out of the campaign. i feel terrible for his wife who sadly is smeared all over the media through no faul