we are going to take a break and bring in juan williams and kelly an conway.e will give their takes on my take as far as the president is concerned. that report coming right up. this is my small-business specialist, tara. i know landscaping, but i didn't know how wireless could help my business. i just don't know how wireless can help my business. tara showed me how i could keep track of my employees in the field and get more jobs done faster. i was blown away. i'm blown away. only verizon wireless has small-business specialists in every store to help you do business better. we should get you a hat. now buy any blackberry, like the new tour, at our lowest prices ever, and get one free. bill: continuing now with lead story president obama the sunday morning guy. with us kelly ann conway in this evening for mary katharine ham and from cleveland, ohio fox news analyst juan williams. i know i'm going desperately wrong in your mind and why don't you tell me where and how. >> well, actually, you know, i agree with you and i agree with president obama. i think people

. >> geraldo: welcome back juan williams, ann coulter, judge janine pirro. doesn't this judge show that we are if not wasting our time, diverting crucial resources in these stings that create crimes to entrap people like the schmucks from newburgh or the fort dicks six for the sears tower bombers? >> we track them for years and we have the goods on them. >> geraldo: these are things that are created. >> how geraldo, ho how else are you going identify who the people are? >> by good police work and the cia. >> but there are some situations where we have to do that because we don't have a choice. there is too much at stake, geraldo. >> geraldo: what about the nypd maybe being a little protect itive of its turf? >> and look, you have allegations of the nypd potentially tipping off the individuals and compromising the investigation. >> geraldo: inadvertently. >> this is why there really needs -- don't forget, the whole crisis for 9/11 was really based on the lack of communication between nypd, fdny. a lot of lives were lost because of that, that is a fact. when y

and with us now fox news contributors juan williams and mary katharine ham. juan, let's start with you. now, this cheney versus the obama administration. obama administration hitting back at cheney. isn't this something of a distraction to this whole push on health care? i mean, is this helpful for the democrats? >> no. it's not helpful at all. in fact, there are some people who made the case that this was intentionally a distraction from health care because the obama administration's standings there were slipping so badly and they wanted to change the story. but i think if they change the story intentionally it was foolish because this is even more explosive and more controversial. i think it's more upsetting to the american people. gretchen: upsetting that the american people are worried about blowing second hand smoke in some detainee's face or what are they upset by, juan? that's one of the things that was apparently so outrageous is that they blew smoke and one guy was make believe dead in another cell or something. >> no. come on, look. laura: do you thi

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joining us is political analyst juan williams. juan, great to see you. i think it's fair to say this is embarrassing to the president. who blew it here, other than the president? >> the white house counsel gregg craig was put in charge initially. he was wouldn't who said, oh yeah, by january it could be closed. what happened in fairness to gregg craig that the records that should have been available with the evidence in the cases against each of these detainees was scattered and they didn't have it one place. they have it in one place and supposed to make a decision whether to prosecute each of these folks by mid-november. they are on track because they stepped up the effort. at the white house they have taken much of that responsibility away from gregg craig. >> gregg: look, in a broader sense, was candidate barack obama a little naive to assume that this was a problem that could be solved easily, almost waving a magic wand? or was this the typical campaign promise, an empty promise and gee i worry about the promise if and when i'm elected? >> i think y

let's bring in our panel, fred barnes, executive editor of the weekly standard, juan williams, analystor national public radio and syndicated column columnist charles charles krauthammer. juan, what is your thought about where this is headed? >> i think the president is in the bottom of the ninth. he said earlier that he thinks he is in the eighth or ninth. i think he is in the ninth and he has to swing. he has to reshape the terms of the debate. when you look at the poll numbers, you saying that the people are saying this is going to be bigger government, more government intrusion in healthcare, more expensive to pay for insurance. they don't want any of it, so he's got to say, you know what? that's not what i'm talking about. i have got a better plan, and he has got to lay out what that plan is. i don't know that he has got to go explicit on the public option versus co-op. the senate finance committee, max baucus, and mike enzi, grassley, those guys are saying they want to get something to him before tomorrow's speech. i don't think that's going to change the dynamics. what he has go

juan williams for national public radio and byron york, chief political correspondent of ""the washington examiner"." steve. >> i think we heard the problem with the obama administration's approach to iran and the comment we just heard from robert gibbs. he says "iran has a decision to make." that is fundamentally an error. the problem sir ran has made the decision. we keep pretending that iran hasn't made the decision. they want a nuclear weapons program. we also contend that -- the obama administration treats iran and the iranian regime as an unknown at this point as with the right kinds of persuasion, the right kinds of discussions iran can be brought around. you need to talk realistic realistically about what iran is doing right now. they have secret enrichment facilities an they basically rejected or scoffed at every outreach the obama administration has made and most fundamentally, they continue to kill american soldiers in iraq and afghanistan. that's a regime that has pretty well made its decision up about how it wants to be treated by the international community, what it wants it

juan williams, news analyst for national public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.harles, first about this resolution of disapproval that passed late this afternoon. >> well, he was out of order. it was a lack of decorum. he shouldn't have done it. i suspect if it had been a different joe wilson, the husband of the outed c.i.a. agent who, was a liberal hero and martyr in the previous administration, if he had been in the house and yelled "you liar" to president bush, the liberals would have carried him on their shoulders out of the hall as a hero speaking truth to power. nonetheless, even besides the hypocrisy, he shouldn't have done t he apologized. it is obviously a democratic stunt as a way to take attention away from the healthcare debate they are losing, and every day that they don't have to speak about the specifics of a plan, and the more it is examined, the more it loses support is a good day for the democrats, so this was a good afternoon for the democrats. bret: juan, several democratic lawmakers have found that south carolina congressman wilson's heckling

bill: in the "personal story" segment tonight, mary katherine is in raleigh, north carolina, and juan williamsius? does this mean that the president has lost control of this whole health-care process? >> oh, yes. in fact, he has not only lost control. he has failed to take control of this process. bill: how can you say this when he is running around the country doing town hall meetings, colorado, nevada? >> he is playing defense. he is played defense, bill. this is what you noted in "the memo." "let me show you what i stand for and why this will make you better." bill: key cannot do it, juan. what do you say? >> -- he cannot do it, juan. what do you say? >> when people here public option, they also hear government-run health care, and they think that means you are going to cut my programs. he is out there trying to salvage it, and part of the reason is that he has been talking in general to these -- generalities the whole time, no nuts and bolts, and he is at these town halls. i think it has solidified the fact that they are not going to vote for the public option. bill: on saturday, it was wa

steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard", juan williams, news analyst for national public and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. steve, let's start with you. an overview of your thoughts of the speech. >> i thought it was a terribly embarrassing speech. just think about the last sentence that we heard in the introduction there. when you question the cause or character of my country, think about the concrete actions of the last nine months. basically what president obama is saying there, think about me when you think about the goodness or greatness of the united states. i think that is an unbelievably arrogant thing to say, and sadly, it wasn't the only thing that he said in the speech that was like that. i think the whole speech was filled with that. i think what we saw today in so many ways is representative of the way that the obama administration wants to elevate the united nations and make it a serious global policy-making body and also emblematic of the way that the united nations is a broken institution. you have muammar qaddafi, a rogue dictator, a crazy man

let's bring in our panel, jeff birnbaum, managing editor digital of "the washington times," juan williamstional public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. before we get into the details of the deception, gentlemen, i thought it was interesting the contrast among the three leaders here and their statements. what did you make of it, charles? >> well, you get the leader of the brittish saying we have to draw a line in the sand. sarcozy says there is a deadline in december, we got to act and our president says "i feel a going concern that perhaps thee guys are not adhering to international agreements. " look, the president stand stance on this has been facetious since day one. look what happened yesterday at the security council. he indroduced a resolution at the council in which they declared the role of abolishing all nukes forever, without naming any countries, and sarcozy at the meeting said who obama publicly in the meeting "we live in the real world, not the virtual world and he said that president obama says we want to live in a world without nuclear weapons and sarcozy

stoddard with the hill and juan williams news analyst for national public radio.teve, what do you expect tonight and how far he will go to tiptoe through the tulips with all the subjects we are dealing with. >> tiptoe is the way to put it. we have seen speech previews an excerpts and what strikes me is the lack of detail in these things. this will be his 29th speech on healthcare, and as of right now, it doesn't seem like he's going to be adding a specificness that people are looking for. bret: one would think there has to be something there. >> one would think. he will talk about the country being confused and not fully understanding what he has been trying to con say with his proposals or the proposals of congress that he is sort of adopting. i think that fundamentally misunderstands the problem. i think people do understand more or less what he is proposing and they don't like t he is going to talk about 3 different things that congress or that these kinds of proposals have to have. he wants to cover more people. he wants it to cost less for the people who are

brit hume political analyst and contributor, marla from national radio and juan williams from nationaladio. let's start with the remarkable number of interviews that barack obama has given so far in his young presidency. let's take a look at the numbers. as of late august, that is before today's sunday show palooga. he had given 114 interviews compared to 37 by george w. bush and 41 by bill clinton at the same point in their presidency. what is he getting for all that exposure? >> less and less. i think this presidency has preceded from the assumption that his personal wonderfulness would be his a major success. they have sought to deploy him, he and his aides, at every turn. he turns out i think in the end to be an exceptionally appealing and charming man, enormously likable but on oddly not persuasive. all the speeches he gave especially the one to the joint session has not moved the needle on the policies he is trying to put across effectively. so he risks overexposure and in addition to that, this isn't working. >> chris: i mean you covered the white house, is it their feeling they

serving as editorial writer op-ed columnist and white house correspondent fox news contributor juan williamse was the national press secretary for governor mike huckaby's presidential campaign alex stewart is with us. he is the former mayor of the great city of providence, rhode island currently hosting his own radio show. he is the chief political analyst for abc 6 news vincent buddy cianci is with us. >> i have probably collected some of your taxes, sean. sean: fair enough. >> that's right. sean: jimmy carter, what else can we say, you know, except -- it's not just jimmy carter. we have got a whole series now of people making this accusation that if you oppose the president, this is racist. what do you think? >> i think that a lot of people voted for obama because he was -- they had a lot of confidence in him. and if there are all these racists that are out there, then how did he get elected president? sean: great point. >> the point is obama faced a lot of challenges. he has bitten off he probably can't chew. at least to his credit he has attempted to address the issues. sean: i think the

joining from us washington juan williams and mary katharine ham. all right, you have had the whole day to think about this. county president pull the proverbial rabbit out of the hat tomorrow and say to the nation this is what we really want and it's good tore you and win it tomorrow night? >> look, i think it's really tough. as the great poet philosopher miley cyrus says it's always going to be a uphill battle and sometimes you have to loose. no matter how good a speech and good a venue. both will be very good tomorrow, i'm sure. he is great speaker. you can't turn back time to a time in the public, you know, was a little bit more with him on this. frankly most of the arguments he has made and democrats have made over the summer have lost support among, specifically independents. bill: that's because nobody knows what they are talking about mary katharine. how many times have i said it on this program? every time he guess a press conference or every time he gets up there and he gets into the health care nuances, actually, what they really want, i

contributors mara liasson of national public radio, bill kristol of "the weekly standard," and juan williams also from national public radio. brit, welcome back from your summer vacation. we missed you. >> thank you. >> we're going to put you right to work. what do you make of the taxpayer march on d.c.? what does it say to the obama white house? what does it say to the republicans? >> it is a further reminder that on this issue regardless of what the polls say about who favors what, almost all the intensity is with the people who are resisting the president and the democrats in congress on this issue. even i would say congressman wilson whom you had a very interesting interview with, you see what kind of a man he is. this is a man most of us had not heard of, i think it's fair to say in the country and to many of us in the media. he's a pretty quiet guy. his outburst, these town hall meetings were held with this same sort of atmosphere you saw on the mall yesterday, you add it all up and what you have is all the intensity on the issue is resistance, and that's something that all these blue

dana perino, mara liasson of national public radio, syndicated columnist charles krauthammer and juan williamsrom national public radio. so the president told the world's leaders this week what he said during the campaign, that he wants to engage with the global community. charles, what did the president have to show for his new policy? >> right up until now, he has nothing to show. i think he indulged himself in his speech at the general assembly, which started out as sort of adolescent utopianism and went downhill. he started out saying things like no nation can dominate another. he said no group of nations ought to be above others. what about the security council on which he sat the very next day? and then he said that no -- that alignments of nations rooted in the cleavages of the cold war are senseless. does that mean that nato is senseless, that our alliance with japan is senseless? what do our allies think when they hear that and when they hear as we saw in the clip, obama denigrating his own country and presenting himself as the man who will redeem america from its wickedness and he sa

we have stephen hays and juan williams. i was working on this story today, i looked to see if anybody else was talking about it, but the story is not out there. the senate is voting to ban funding and there is a d.a . investigation, how is nobody covering this? >> it is amazing. earlier this morning charlie gibson did an interview with a local affiliate and he was asked about this question and he said, i have no idea what you are talking about. there's nothing about this in the "new york time" despite the fact that this took place in brooklyn. i have the "washington post" today, and the story comes under a story about intersex fish in the area. martha: is this an important story, does this tap into a deeper web of mispending taxpayer money in the country? >> there have been charges against acorn for some time, even with voter fraud in the 2008 campaign. even last week you had the census bureau cut ties with them for the 2010 census. there is a lot of heat around acorn, and i think it has been started by these videotapes. yo

contributors mara liasson of national public radio, paul gigot of the "wall street journal," and juan williamsional public radio. let's start with the remarkable number of interviews that barack obama has given so far in his young presidency. take a look at these numbers. as of late august, and that is before today's sunday show palooza, mr. obama had given 114 interviews compared to 37 by george w. bush and 41 by bill clinton at the same point in their presidencies. brit, what is president obama getting for all that exposure? >> less and less. i think that this presidency has proceeded from the assumption that barack obama's personal wonderfulness would be a major part of his success diplomatically and politically, and they have sought to deploy him, he and his aides, at every turn. he turns out, i think in the end, to be an exceptionally appealing and charming man, enormously likeable, but oddly not persuasive. all of the speeches he's given, including the one to the joint session, which is a tremendous platform, have not in the end moved the needle on the policies that he's trying to put ac

williams. today we have juan mar teen del potro and he's here to talk about his amazing win. >> what a moment it him. >>> also ahead, we're talking about shower heads here. you know you can get limestone build up in the shower that blocks the water? there might be other things some germs in there that you want to watch out for that you want to be careful, watch your family out, we'll talk about that coming up here this morning. >>> but first, for almost two year matt trick swayze fought great tloi overcome pancreatic cancer. he lost that battle yesterday. cbs news correspondent michelle gielan has more this morning. good morning. >> good morning, jeff. in his last months, patrick swayze faced up to his cancer by going back to work on a new tv series. but as you'll hear, he also took time to shaer his thoughts and his fears as he learned to live with cancer. ♪ >> reporter: patrick swayze was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in january 2008. it marked the start of a grueling boolgts with swayze refusing to give dwround until the very end. >> i want to last until they find a cure. which means i bet

. >> juan martin del potro didn't save the u.s. open from serena williams in the end.rena wanted to delete her hateful display last saturday night and, in her own disingenuous words, "just move on," what del potro did to roger federer monday night wasn't what people will remember best about the 2009 open, but it ought to be. roger feder rs was going for his sixth open title in a row. over the last two sets of one of the great men's finals of the last 30 years, del potro took him apart, deconstructed perhaps the most complete game in the history of men's tennis. as bud collins quietly said in the fifth set from where we were watching, if feder certificate greatest player of all time, what's this kid today? federer got cute when he had a chance to go up two sets because he does that. the kid got even. even when he double faulted away the third set, he wasn't done from. there to the end, he hit hard forehands harder than i've seen in all my years of covering tennis. the he made him look ordinary in the end and pent you're lent. federer came into this match looking like th

. >>> serena williams isn't the only tennis star to get caught on camera cursing. roger federer in his stunning loss to juan he was upset he was given too much time in a line call and got into this exchange with the umpire. >> do you have any rules? don't tell me to be quiet. okay? when i want to talk, i'll talk. all right? [ bleep ] -- >> we bleeped it. it wasn't actually bleeped. dell po del potro won the match. federer hasn't lost since 2003. >>> you want to keep your teen's cell phone calls and text messages under control? clark howard tells us about a new mobile device that offers unlimited texting and a whole lot more. >> do you have a teenager or a tween and you don't know what to do about the cell phone/texting kind of thing? a lot of parents caught on to this and do the -- bad idea. add a phone is really, add a surprise when the bills come in, and who knows what overage you're going to have, but there is an all turn i want to tell you about, and it's a september special from a company mown as kajeet. you can track the movement of your teen, also. they're offering a special for $19 a month that incl

first serena williams and now roger federer in a stunning loss in the finals to juan martin dell protoletlenge a line call and got into this exchange with the ump. >> although on live tv it was not bleeped out. what do you think about these pro athletes having these meltdowns? is it poor spartsmanship or just part of the game? text or e-mail or post a comment on facebook page. the match was amazing. we've had great story lines in spite of it. we'll get into that in sporteds plus your comments as well. >> he's known as the machine. and fairly docile. to hear that, looking forward to what you have for us. >>> jay leno's new prime-time got an aus pishs start. jerry seinfeld was the guest. many listened to what kanye west was going to say. >> i immediately knew in this situation that it was wrong and it was wasn't a spectacle. it just actually someone's emotions being you know, that i stepped on. it was very -- it was just rude, period. i'd like to apologize to her in person. >> well being we showed you yesterday how west interrupted singer taylor swift's acceptance speech here. you see he ru

williams' outburst at the u.s. open, now roger federer, five-time open champ was beaten in yesterday's final by juan dell po portro,er lashed out at the umpire. take a listen. >> he's considering a challenge. it's too late now. >> no, no, no. >> shouldn't be allowed that much time. >> he was talking to him. >> come on. i wasn't allowed to change for two seconds. the guy takes, like, ten, every night. i can't allow that stuff. >> the review reveals it was out. >> do you have any rules up there? stop showing me your hand, okay. don't tell me to be quiet, okay? i don't want to -- i don't give a -- what he said. >>> live to the president of the united states. he just stepped up to the podium there in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, addressing the largest labor coalition in america. let's listen in. >> -- to fight for the working men and women of pennsylvania and who has the distinguished record of doing just that, arlen specter. i want to give my thanks and the thanks of our nation to one of the great labor leaders of our time, a man whose entire life has been devoted to working people, who brought new life to a movement, wh

williams. dominÓ a lina y la despachó en 2 sets de 6-2 y 6-4. las cosas van bien para juan martÍn del potro.con una sÓlida victoria. gonzÁlez se impuso en cuatro se con parciales de 7-6, y 6-4. >> y su rival en cuartos serÁ del seÑor rafael nadal, que jugÓ cuatro tjwaasoñmkph@áádes- >> esto ha sido un breve reforma resumen de lo que estÁ sucediendo en el abierto de tenis. >> ¿y el chuvi duvi? yo quiero ver el chuvi duvi. >> ¿tÚ lo quieres ver? >> sÍ, yo quiero. >> lo que pasa es que mi chuvi duvi es tan especial que no hay tiempo ni espacio para enseÑÁrtelo, te lo debo. >> ♪ eres tÚ lo que mÁs quiero en navidad, como lo es la luz del sol ♪ dondequiera que Éste es, brenda querida, edad de hablar mi corazÓn de nuestro amor. ♪ >> ay, chiquito pero picoso. >> el canta bien pero se oye mal. ( risas ) >> bueno, ¡ha llegado el momento de Échate pa'cÁ! h@¿con que canciÓn te conquistó aquÍ gilberto? >> ¿tÚ has oÍdo la de...? ( canta ) se llama almas gemelas. Ésa fue la primera canciÓn... a este las que mÁs me gta de Él. >> ¿nunca te ha cantado en un arranque de loco? >> ¡no, esa no! el conteo regresi

williams wasn't the only one cursing out there on the tennis court. roger federer got into it with an umpire as well before he was beaten in last night's u.s. open final by juandel potro. during the match the stress showed cheerily with federer losing his cool over a challenged cool. listen to this. >> del potro considering a challenge. it's too late now. >> no, no, it's too late. >> the ball was called out. >> oh, come on. i wasn't allowed to challenge like after two seconds and the guy takes like ten every time. you can't allow that stuff to happen. >> the review rules it was out. >> do you have any rules in there? stop showing me your hands, okay. don't tell me to be quiet. when i want to talk, i'll talk. i don't give a bleep bleep what he said. >> federer went on into the match the top seed, had won the last five u.s. open titles, sixth seed del potro was playing in his first grand slam final. he won. federer lost. >>> it was off the record but it emerged on twitter, president obama calling kanye west, quote, a jackass for his outburst during singer taylor swift's speech over at the mtv video music awards but he didn't mean for everyone to hear it. let's