juan williams our own fox news contributor and understander of the political scene himself. does it matter who this woman is? >> it matters who she is and matters who her opponent is. i hope the political debate in delaware can get past what either of these two candidates may or may not have done in high school because you have someone chris coons who she is running against who appears to actually still be worshipping at the altar of big government. >> but matt we know about the anti masturbation campaign. we know about the house foreclosure. we know about the allegations of misuse of campaign funds. now comes this gleeful admission. how can you be against masturbation and be for devil worship? it seems to me in a normal year revelations of this kind would knock a candidate out of the box. the fact that she is against the obama agenda in and of itself trumps every other issue and what if there's still more to come? >> i think it doesn't trump every other issue, but you can see from the elections not j re not just in delaware but all over the country democratic voters and rep

juan williams is with us.got a letter from a former football player at ol' miss, we all got it, and we loved this quaterback and he saids fans, stop leaving at half time, show up, i don't care win, lose, your job is to participate. and he's right. i wonder if in a political way people are right. if you are so hired up, get involved. >>guest: absolutely. and the tampa bay, same thing. >>shepard: that is all we have to do, rays fans. >>guest: the president says "don't stand open the side lines, get in the game," and he is asking the fans to do more than complain and whine. in the "rolling stone" interview aimed at a younger demographic, he is saying, you guys have been complaining for the long of the time about the way it is going in america and now you are going to give up? don't do it. stop whining. buck up. or shut up. >>shepard: but people on the left, the professional left? they want things to be less than this. no doubt. and a lot of the people way left are angry with the president. >>guest: but what did t

juan williams, national public radio and syndicated columnist bill krauthammer. >> i think john boehner made a little bit of a mistake, opening the door to president obama's proposal and he would vote for only the middle class tax cuts. for now i think the republicans position should be, i think they could win on this no tax increase period and in fact, boehner walked his statement back a little bit and then mitch mcconnell and others eric cantor and tried to make it clear that republicans would welcome a fight with president obama whether there should be a tax increase. >> bret: you don't think by saying what he said, it took steam out of the argument that the republicans were holding hostage the bush tax cuts. >> i know some people think it was good he side stepped this. i don't think, if you're winning the argument on taxes you don't need to be super clever, like a football team and gang seven yards a rush. you can't rush every down and let's have pass plays and mix it up and you're having pass plays and lost the rushing game. if you're winning, stick with wha

watts, juan williams and more. but first for all you democrats watching we thought we would reveal four-ways you can tell your party is in trouble. forget the polls and predictions. these are under the radar vents. first, you know your party is in trouble when barney frank one of the most powerful democrats in congress is blaming sean hannity for his tough reelection battle. frank accused little old me of targeting him with mostly inaccurate attacks. congressman if you want to find out who is to blame for your singing popularity, look in the mirror. next, you know you are in trouble when the leader of your part is spending more time waging war again the press than on fixing the economy. the anointed one proclaims that fox news is destructive for the long term growth of the country. as we pointed out last night, fox news did not destroy the economy, mr. president hope and change did all of that. number three, when the speaker of the house has a negative rating that matches the company behind the biggest oil spill di

senior write for the "weekly standard," and juan williams, and charles. steve, set the tail for us. the president stumped the small business lending bill saying it will change the dynamic for many small businesses. republicans say, big picture, it's the tax officers at the end of the year. >>reporter: the white house is crazy to make this argument at this washington-directed bill which will affect some small business owners but even small business owners say it will not affects many of them, that it will change the economy. that is so impossible to imagine how they came up with this as the message. the bottom line and republicans everyone given a gift, there is in the going to an vote open the taxes before the election. that is clear. this is a gift. republicans can now go to the voters and say you had 20 months in office and you spent $1 trillion on a stimulus, $1 trillion plus on health care and regulated financial insurance constitutions and brought washington into the likes of people on a level we have in the seen in probably 50 years, but the one thing you could not find time t

juan williams, news analyst for national public radio.ulie mason, white house correspondent for the washington examiner. and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. okay, charles, which race? delaware? >> delaware is the race of the moment. it's rather remarkable. you would expect someone who win wins the primary election to get a bump. christine o'donnell, republican nominee was down 11. now in this poll she is down 15. what is ironic about this is they ran a poll against the republican whom o'donnell defeated by castle. he would have been up 15. that is a wing of 30%. which tells you how much of a longshot she is. and even more remarkable i think is the fact that if you ask people about how sure they are and how they will end up voting, castle is way ahead, 91% of his supporters want to say -- >> sorry. >> coons, the democrat had nine out of ten saying they will support him. it looks like they are very small number of undecided. it's hard to see where she gets the numbers she needs. o'donnell. in order to pull an upset. >> her suppor

here for a fair and balanced debate, fox news contributors juan williams in washington, d.c., andrea first, juan. are you surprised by the delay? after all, charlie rangel wanted this done right away. >> absolutely. but, you know what? this is just typical of the party in power, whoever it may be. they try to protect people and, of course, they can't protect charlie rangel or maxine waters because both of them wanted these trials to go forward. they're trying to clear their names but they're not looking out for the broader political interest of their party. they're willing to have this become a spectacle right before the election. democrats don't want that. but this is behavior that's difficult. the republicans were in charge and it was a republican on the hot seat, i think you'd see the same thing. >> andrea, do you buy that? do you think republicans would delay the same way? >> no, because we saw when republicans had their own ethical troubles with mark foley in particular, he was thrown out of congress so i completely disagree. look, rangel and waters are close political allies of

. >> bill: joining us now to analyze mary katharine ham and juan williams in washington. an, i think the more that that kind of stupid stuff surfaces and it was the maher program. the more they do this to ms. o'donnell the stronger she is going to get. almost like the tea party stuff. what do you think. >> i don't think that's right, bill. i think even among republicans. even among her base, people who are inclined to support her because she represents change, people would say, you know, it's not just one thing. there is a pattern here. it's not just witchcraft. let's talk about the mortgage payments she didn't make. the irs lean. let's talk her claiming that she had some degree from princeton and graduated from fairly dickerson and didn't. there is too much that it fits into this larger package. as brit hume said, she is a peculiar candidate as karl rove has said she is a nutty candidate. >> bill: if you were produce the maher clip. is that fair. >> sure. it's politics. they will throw everything at her. they will throw the kitchen sink. they don't like her. as you said m

joining us from washington with rehabilitation mary katharine ham and juan williams.rauf says he wants to bring people together, give peace a chance. is he a great con sill territory. i don't know. he wants to bring everybody together or something o'reilly. however, we asked him point back, is he running and hiding, juan, that's crazy, is it not? >> it is crazy. you know, your previous guest locker says, you know, it invites questions. i think it goes beyond that i think it invites suspicion. i think it invites wait a second, yeah, the u.s. state department sends the guy overseas supposedly as an agent of peace and reckon reconciliation. this is the same guy then who doesn't understand it's a provocative act, bill, who put the mosque that location. let me just state clearly it's a first amendment issue, i think that's true. i think he still has the right to do it. but this raises the bar. my thing about this is as i'm looking i think this is imam rauf has already said he thinks the u.s. was an accessory to what happened on 9/11. you recall he said that to 60 minutes.

joining us from washington mary katharine ham and juan williams. i'm going to ask you the same question i asked brit. what was the most surprising thing for you in the poll. >> it's amazing how the media landscape has changed in my lifetime, i guess yours, bill, to go from the idea of the big abc, nbc, cbs, you know, mega ship, you know, the mother ship of all news. now fox news dominates and it's not even close. msnbc is a joke, man. it's unbelievable. 12%. and cnn, i think people are flipping by it. they sometimes say yeah, i watch something on cnn. they are not there. the loyal audience is here. the second thing that stands out is that fox has an older audience. so u while a lot of young people really aren't watching the news, it's the seniors who pay attention and care about their likely voters as well. and one final point, bill, i think when you are talking about barack obama running against ghost of ronald reagan you told brit, you know, i think you said that because there is nobody currently listed among the republicans who can give him any

he has worked at the "washington post", white house correspondent, juan williams is back.lk show host mary walter is back. glad to see all of you. thanks for being here. sore loser syndrome. lisa murkowski, charlie crist, mike castle, sore loser. i'm a little us from traited by this. >> republicans! -- >> sean: he's all years, voted out by the democrats. >> so the pattern is republicans are often sore losers? >> sean: i'm saying in this year in this case, something we don't see that often. >> i don't think it has anything to do with democrat or republican. i think it is power taken away from people who live on power. this drives them. they can't deal with it. >> sean: isn't this ego, pride, the fall of man? somehow they think this is an entitlement in is not the i'm's seat it is their seat? >> as soon as we think political decisions are about us. as soon as we think economic decisions are all about us. instead of thinking that every political and economic decision has a moral and ethical dimension,g=crd includig whether or not we have power or don't, we are totally lost. t

former state department official liz cheney and juan williams from national public radio.ill, let's start with christine o'donnell. before her primary win on tuesday your weekly standard had run not one but two stories about her this month raising questions about her honesty and i think it is fair to say her mental stability. now, we have the campaign canceling her appearance on "fox news sunday" because of the exhaustion. the new tape from 1999 newly released about dabbling in witchcraft. how deep are your reservations with christine o'donnell. >> i think if i were in delaware i would be in chinad to vote for her in the general ele. i think she will have a tougher time winning than mike castle will it. mike castle though much more moderate than i am is an impressive person. christine o'donnell doesn't have the backing that other candidates have. christine o'donnell has been a bit of a flake in the past but may well be able to persuade the voters that that is passed and now she is running and let's see how she performs the next six weeks. karl rove stressed she is running

janine: while you and juan williams were talking about the witchcraft deal i logged on to her websitet her money. ellen: you are dead wrong about the octomom. it is not my responsibility to take care of her kids. she needs to take responsibility. i don't want to pay her anything. let the doctor who impregnated her pay. with 14 children at risk, i understand they are not your responsibility and she is as irresponsible as they come. the state of california can't let those kids suffer. john: bill, my wife and i bought tickets to see you and beck in dallas. we will be sitting just to the left of the stage. i'll wave to you john. tickets in connecticut, new orleans and dallas are going fast. check it out on boldfresh tour.com. it is going to be a lot of fun. finally 19-year-old bristol palin daughter of the governor, showed up on "dancing with the stars" dressed as her mother. ♪ ♪ this is the craziest party you have seen ♪ don't turn off the lies ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: all right, i thought bristol did just fine. i am a big three dog night fan only two dogs are left one ran away. is miss pali

and contributors mara liasson of national public radio, bill kristol of the weekly standard and juan williams also from national public radio. after comment about it being an inside job. the president calling the remarks hateful and yet the president still talks about diplomacy with iran. why is it that mr. obama refuses to take no for an answer from the iranians? >> it is hard to imagine that he hasn't gotten the message. it is really kind of sad and worry some that he can't see that this guy is a crude little thug that there is no point in having a negotiation with because you probably can't trust anything he says or agrees to. he is a totally mercurial and changes from one day to the next on things he says but tends towards saying outrageous and, yes, indeed, even dilutional thing. there is no endcation that the mull las who run the country behind the scenes are dissatisfied with him. the public in the country may be dissatisfied with him but the president has done nothing to encourage that. it as foolish behavior on the president's part. >> i don't think he is legitimatizing him. i think

i hear juan williams on the, see him on the air all the time trying to defend basic rights against people who don't believe that they exist. they shouldn't apply to everyone. and, juan's defending a modest position against people who have an extreme position about what our -- they haven't read it. right? that is the scary thing. they haven't read our constitution. and if we don't pay attention, they will take away some of the most fundamental rights that we have. having said all that. let me just end with this. one of the, ironies here and i'm not asking you who you argoing to vote for, irony, no question president obama has over 90% support among african-americans. that is absolutely clear. it is not going down but, if you look from november 4, 2008, to september 17th, 2010, what is striking about it is that he still has the same level of support for him but in fact, and juan will tell you this and other people tell you on the panel, look at every major election, virginia, new jersey, delaware yesterday, massachusetts, that washington, d.c., we support the president but we're not voting

and juan williams from national public radio. so, bill, let's start with christine o'donnell. run not one, but two stories about her this month, raising questions about her honesty and i think it's fair to say her mental stability. now we have her campaign canceling her appearance here on "fox news sunday," because of exhaustion. this new tape, though it's a tape from 1999, newly released about dabbling in witchcraft. how deep are your reservations about christine o'donnell? >> well, i'm a fellow wingnut, so in that respect i like her and i agree with almost all the votes she would cast in the senate. if i was in delaware i'd be inclined to vote for her in the general election. i think she will have a tougher time winning than mike castle would have. i think mike castle though much more moderate republican than i am, is an impressive person. and christine o'donnell doesn't have the kind of background or record that the other tea party candidates had. joe miller, west point grad, lawyer, mike lee. these are impressive people. christine o'donnell is a bit of a flake i think, or

and juan williams also from national public radio.ng an inside job, the state department called him delusional. we just heard the president calling the remarks hateful. yet, the president still talks about diplomacy with iran. why is it that mr. obama refuses to take no for an answer from the iranians? >> it is a little hard to imagine at this stage that he hasn't gotten the message. it's really sad. and worrisome that he can't see that this guy is a crude little thug, that there is no point in having a negotiation with, because you probably can't trust anything he says or agrees to. he's totally mercurial. he changes from one day to the next on the things he says, but he tends to say outrageous and yes, indeed, even delusional things. there is no indications that the mullahs who run the country behind the scenes are dissatisfied with him and would rather have some other spokesman out there. none whatsoever. the public in the country may be dissatisfied him, but the president has done nothing to discourage that. in my view he has legi

former state department official, liz cheney, and, juan williams, from national public radio.ill, let's starts with christine o'donnell. because the -- before her primary win on tuesday, your weekly standard had run not one but two stories about her. this month, raising questions of her honesty and i think it is fair to say her mental stability and now we have her campaign cancelling her appearance here on fox news sunday, because of the exhaustion. the new tape of -- though a tape from 1999, newly released, about dabbling in witchcraft, how deep are your reservation about christine o'donnell. >> i'm a fellow we think nut and in that respect i would like her and agree with the votes she's cast in the senate and i would be inclined to vote for her but i think she'll have a tougher time winning than mike castle and, though mike castle is a more progressive person than i am, she does not have the record other tea party candidates have, joe miller, west point grad and an impressive person and christine o'donnell has been a bit of a flake but may be able to persuade the voters of d

brit hume, fox news senior political analyst, and mara liasson of national public radio, juan williams from national public radio and bill kristol from the weekly standard. the state department called mahmoud ahmadinejad delusional and the president called his remarks hateful and yet, the president still talks about diplomacy. why is it that mr. obama refuses to take no for an answer from the iranians? >> it is a little hard to imagine at this stage that he has not gotten the message, it is really kind of sad, and, worrisome that he cannot see that this guy is a crude little thug, there is no point in having a negotiation with, because you probably cannot trust anything he says or agrees to. he's a totally mercurial and changes from one day to the next on the things he says and tends towards saying out ranges and, yes indeed, even delusional things. and there is no indication that this mullahs who run the country behind the scenes are dissatisfied with him and would rather have some other spokesman out there, none whatever. the public may be dissatisfied with him but the president did

and juan williams, also from national public radio.s we've been saying, the president is going to announce something of a new economic plan this week, apparently focussing on tax cuts for business. steve, is it more about politics, or the economy and how much do you think it will actually help democrats in november? >> it's far more about politics. i think the white house feels like it needs to have something to campaign on, something to give vulnerable congressional democrats to run on. so this is what they settled on. i think it's far too late to have much effect on the economy, so they hope to be making a political argument. but what was most interesting i thought in your interview with tim kaine if i heard him correctly he said there have been eight tax cuts targeted to small businesses and he says we need a ninth. the white house saying we need a ninth, because this one is going to work where all the others haven't succeeded. if you look at what the president said, the economy is moving in the right direction, one of the lines you

first, juan williams, national public radio and fox news contributor, live in oklahoma city. good morning to you juan. >> good morning, bill. bill: what are democrats going to do on this? you've got about seven weeks before a vote. what move do they make, if any? >> well, right now, i think the white house feels they've got good the first time in a long time republicans on the defensive they feel that, in fact f. they can put republicans in a box where republicans are tries -- republicans are trying to protect the idea that the rich should get this tax break as is tpaeufd by most americans but are willing to deny 95 percent americans that tax break, that ultimately it will cost republicans at the polls. bill: that's an interesting analysis because i'm looking at a poll from the associated press, the a.p., that says almost half the country opposes tax increases for the richest americans. >> right. bill: i'm looking at the comment from joe manchin, a popular governor out of west virginia, he wants to be a democratic senator, just yesterday, he came out and said tax cuts should b

joining us now, npr senior correspondent juan williams, kevin madden is also here, former national press secretary for mitt romney's presidential campaign. kevin, let's start with you. there seems some, i don't know, conventional wisdom if you want to cul it that, that the tea party support will be a huge deal in the primaries, but it won't amount to much on election day. what do you think about that? >> well, i think it's going to amount to a lot for different candidates across the country, but if you look at delaware as an example, delaware is not really the microcosm of a state that we would look at where we'd see big tea party support generate a lot of enthusiasm or will help a republican in a general election. it's a little bit more of a moderate state, it's got a history of sending republicans to the house and to the senate who are more of a moderate ilk, so in a state like delaware, it's going to have less of an effect in the general election should somebody like christine o'donnell get through the primary process against mike castle. jon: juan, as you well know, the tea party act

i hear juan williams on the, see him on the air all the time trng to defend basic rights against people who don't believe that they exist. they shouldn't apply to everyone. and, juan's defending a modest position against people who have an extreme position about what our -- they haven't read it. right? that is the scary thing. they haven't read our constitution. and if we don't pay attention, they will take away some of the most fundamental rights that we have. having said all that. let me just end with this. one of the, ironies here and i'm not asking you o you are going to vote for, irony, no question president obama has over 90% support among african-americans. that is absolutely clear. it is not going down but, if you look from november 4, 2008, to september 17th, 2010, what is striking about it is that he still has the same level of support for him but in fact, and juan will tell you this and other people tell you on the panel, look at every major election, virginia, new jersey, delaware yesterday, massachusetts, that washington, d.c., we support the president but we're not voting

i hear juan williams on the, see him on the air all the time trying to defend basic rights against people who don't believe that they exist. they shouldn't apply to everyone. and, juan's defending a modest position against people who have an extreme position about what our -- they haven't read it. right? that is the scary thing. they haven't read our constitution. and if we don't pay attention, they will take away some of the most fundamental rights that we have. having said all that. let me just end with this. one of the, ironies here and i'm not asking you who you are going to vote for, irony, no question president obama has over 90% support among african-americans. that is absolutely clear. it is not going down but, if you look from november 4, 2008, to september 17th, 2010, what is striking about it is that he still has the same level of support for him but in fact, and juan will tell you this and other people tell you on the panel, look at every major election, virginia, new jersey, delaware yesterday, massachusetts, that washington, d.c., we support the president but we're not votin

juan williams says tax cut also be issue number one for the next two months. he's here today. that today. and does the tea party have the mo, as in momentum? we'll talk to one of its leaders after the elections on tuesday. what does it all mean? we have a packed show. join us in ten minutes on america's newsroom. >> gretchen: i'm excited for this interview because she's juggling motherhood, charity work and now "dancing with the stars." daughter of former alaska governor sarah palin, bristol palin joins us now live from california. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> gretchen: my goodness, life certainly has changed dramatically for you in the last two years. you're now a mom, you now are going to be on "dancing with the stars." tell me about your experience because i understand that you really don't believe that you're a good dancer at all. >> no, i do not believe that. i have no dance experience and this has been just an awesome experience so far. hopefully i do well on the performance on the 20th and hopefully i'll learn how to shake those hips. >> brian: that is the h

joining us, two fox news contributors, senior correspondent in p.r., juan williams and conservative columnistas. good morning to both of you. juan, you don't have a problem with this. >> no, i think it's really an affirmation of america as a strong, resourceful country, resilient and i think what the president is saying, he'll do everything he can to prevent another terrorist attack but if the terrorists think that we are weak and that we can be easily scared off by one attack. it's not true. that's not america. >> but, you know, 9/11, we lost 3,000 people. to say we can absorb it, that seems insensitive. >> it might seem insensitive, but, you know, he's not your preacher. he's not your mom. he's your president and he has a vision and he's trying to communicate to the bad guys that, you know what? we can take a punch and we punch back. >> all right. i think andrea would like to punch you right now. she doesn't agree. >> can you absorb this heel, juan? >> absolutely not. i go home! >> i think this afirms the fact that the opposite. i think this afirms the fact that the president is emotionally

. >> i bet juan williams was right on money last night on bret baier's "special report" show. african-american woman saying i'm a supporter of yours but i'm exhausted of defending you and trying not to lose faith in you. it was really impactful to see that army reservist get up and say i support you but i'm running out of steam. >> let's talk about what's going on at the university of illinois. apparently there's a football game and you know how fans are. do you think it's a little bit of control when you go u.s.a.? u.s.a.? you have that patriotism within you, you want to fight for your homeland? apparently, a professor at the university of illinois has a problem with that and has written an editorial saying how dare you chant u.s.a. when you're actually in america. you might oefrffend mulslims. he says block i students chanteded u.s.a., ua, this was neither potassium in any political sense but politization, propaganda. the overwhelmingly white privileged students should be ashamed of their chicken hawk chant. >> this guy should leave the country. >> he says the university sho

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juan, williams, i will introduce later on, but i also want to introduce ms.amper because she has a special history with the aclu. i got to see her in her early days heading the racial justice project of the aclu of northern california. she was quick and smart and piercing in her analysis. and as soon as we all met her, we knew that she was going to be a national leader. and now she has moved to ohio. she has had children, she's gotten married but she's come out with a block buster book on the problems with racial profiling and race issues in the criminal justice system, the new jim crow, and she's also teaching, she's also a mom, and very much missed by the aclu, i have to say. we will be also joined by i think charles ogele tri. and now let me get to mr. mack. kenneth mack is a professor of law at harvard law school since where he taught since the 2000-2001 academic year. he teaches in fields of property, american legal history and the history of the legal profession. he is working on a book right now tentatively titled representing the race, creating the ci