jehmu greene she is here with some of other reflections.vice, she took america to church for four hours. when the world learned of her death, in the hour we learned of her death, two million tweets were sent out. i think when you look at a thousand tweets a minute, the impact that she had, i heard many people referred to her impact as being the sound track of our generation. i think her lyrics were the sound track for many of us. ns

she is the former president of the women's media center, jehmu greene is back with us and co-host ofe dealing with beckel five days a week, i listen i love him but five days is rough. and john fund is back. and pin journal page had a headline, hhs tells religious leaders to go to hell. kirsten powers i have to give credit to our fox dleeg, she had a piece, listen, the administration claims, when religious freedom was weighed against access to birth control why did freedom lose. great point? >> look, obviously the obama administration is under fire for legitimate policy reasons but it calls into question their political skills. bill daley the departing white house chief of staff said don't do this. >> sean: joe biden and bill daley and kathleen sebelius argued the other way. >> this is the reason they said no, bart stupak only voted for obamacare when they got the executive order we're going to hands off religious institutions we're not going to have any kind of mandate. kathy velcamp who lost her seat because of the obamacare, she said, look, i was lied to. whole bunch of democrats f

here is jehmu greene and the president of conservative women penny nance. vote. >> it's about pandering to the far left. vast majority of women get this. majority of us are people of faith. if we don't take a particular issue on birth control but we strongly disagree with the issue on this. it's more like so we have said very strongly we will fight this. concerned women will fight this in congress. we'll fight in the courts and in the pulpits. >> sean: why force people of faith deeply held conviction to go against their conscience, go against their religion. if anybody wants birth control, isn't it readily available? you could walk on either side of this building into any struggle drugstore and get birth control. by the way, it's there in every city and every town in america. why do people of faith have to do something against their values and fund it? >> i have to start by saying president obama confesses jesus christ as his lord and savior. what i learned in my church as christians we should not bear false with it. there have been accusations not being a

. >> mike: our panel today is above the law editor and former advisor to hillary clinton and jehmu greenso mild mannered in every way, andrew breitbart is with us today. before we hand out a report card. let me show you an interview with the cpac protester yesterday. conducted by michelle fields from the daily caller. >> are you getting paid right now. >> yeah, we're getting paid. >> how much are you getting paid. >> like $60 per head. >> are you serious? how did they find you? >> basically we're all of the people who are out of work right now, and on the bench been out of work, so something like that. >> and they just found you guys. >> he no a list. >> there's a list of people, oh, my god, okay. >> and basically all the people been out of work for a while for the local. that's who we are. >> you're part of a union. >> yeah. >> and you know what this is? >> no, i haven't-- >> you don't know what the event is cpac. >> no, told me you want to make 60 bucks. >> mike: i'm all about helping people find work, but i've got to be honest with you, to just round people up and pay them to protest

fox news contributor, jehmu greene. thank you all. for the first time on the panel. >> what is your take on this? >> look. i think the president made a smart move here. he said look i'm willing to compromise. we have to balance throughout our history. religious freedom with individual liberty. he pushed the religious extremist to take even a more extremist viewpoint which is out of step with most americans. most women use contraception and most of these religious institutions, hospitals and universities, a lot of them already provide contraception under preexisting rules. >> heather: and concerned about compromised or concerned about political votes? >> he is concerned about self-preservation is law of nature. he is a great politician. three states, florida, hispanic vote and ohio and pennsylvania. he doesn't want to alienate those voters and they polled how they thought. bottom line this would have been a bad political move for the obama administration to stake with the statd quo. >> i can sum it up in three words, war on women. we a

sally is fox news contributor and jehmu greene the former president of the media center. you for coming in. >> so, in light of the violent protests have been going on. there have been two additional high ranking military officers killed today. they haven't been directly linked to the burning of qurarn and the white house saying that the obama administration did get a statement from afghan president hamid karzai this morning saying this -- encouraging peaceful expressions quoted, in his call for dialogue and calm. so my question would be -- does he owe president obama an apology as he apologized to him? >> he should have apologized for the death of two americans. it was not deliberate. the policy of the u.s. president is serious thing. president obama has never taken it that way. remember he apologized in france for being, americans being derisive to french. living in france myself i don't know why we would be apologizing to the french. he apologized to latin america and he went on an apology tour. it's not surprising but it's wrong. >> heather: and not the first president

judith miller, investigative reporter and jehmu greene, former president of the women's media center.nk you all for joining us. as we said at the very top. just to add what santorum said. he did clarify later, he was not questioning president obama's christianity or his lack thereof but says there are lots of stripes of christianity. quote, he is imposing his values on the church and i think that is wrong. that was a clarification from santorum. regardless, did he get in the thick of things of it? >> he did. it started last week, a speech came out that he made few years, he called 45 million protestants not christian enough. this is another in a series of really bad misstatements. to be fair, on multiple occasions he is not questioning president obama's christianity. but i agree santorum's intolerant comments disqualify him from being president. the president of united states should not be in the business of deciding whose theology is correct and who is not. >> absolutely. when you have to explain the comments it's safe to assume that misfired. he does this again and again and again.

let's bring in our political panel, jehmu green, former president of the women's media center.e executive director of public notice, gretchen hamel. thank you for joining us. >> hi. >> thank you. >> heather: so let's do a little history. i was researching this, i find it absolutely fascinating. the classic, or the last classic brokered convention, back in 1952 for the democrats. adli stevenson and for the gop, thomas dewey. republicans flirted with one back in 1976. that he is when gerald ford eked out a win over ronald reagan and the democrats had a near miss back in 1984 when walter mondale barely won. but what actually happens if the gop goes to the nomination or the nominating convention in tampa this august without a nominee? is it possible what happens then? jehmu? >> well, i think conventional wisdom says that it's not going to happen, but i think looking at this field, this has been weak all along and many in the republican establishment probably saw how weak the field was very -- a long time ago. but if it does get to a brokered convention, it could actually be the bes

jeffrey guarder, and jehmu greene who formerly headed up mtv's rock the vote and met whitney houstonew times. thank you all so much. sandy, does he make a valid point that the stigma attached to drugs is somehow seem to be waning? >> yes. i love bill's passion on this. i find myself asking why don't more people feel the same passion? we are destroying a generation of kids because of our passiveness on this, and we have adults who are themselves indulging in marijuana, so they're soft on the issue. and kids are dying and so are adults. so the only thing that i would probably have a slight variation, whitney -- if it turns out it's drugs and alcohol -- she is responsible. she is. she has abused her life, her beauty, her great talent. she did it willfully, and be that's the cause of her death, then she is responsible. i don't think we can say that she intentionally killed he's -- megyn: well, we tonight know. doctor, he's getting some pushback on the suggestion that, you know, somebody who doesn't want to kill themselves, somebody wouldn't use drugs for decades who didn't want to kill t

now with a fair and balanced debate is the ceo and president of concerned women for america, and jehmu greene. penny, let me start with you. susan g komen had withdrawn its contributions from planned parenthood, but after all sorts of hue and cry over twitter and facebook reversed their decision. what's the take away from this whole episode? >> there's a couple of things, i don't know, i think the jury is out on what susan g komen is going to do on this. their new criteria, says that organizations under criminal investigation can't receive fund so we know that planned parenthood had 107 criminal charges in several states, including a congressional investigation. so, they are under criminal investigation. but the point is, they kind of came under an immense amount of pressure for corporations and activists and that they're just not going to ignore this. those same corporations are going to be exposed for weighing into this abortion debate and i think it is crucial that pro-life women, now that we know, now that the story is out there, where our funds are going, have to be vigilent who we give