are my colleagues, chris wallace, host of fox news sunday, shannon bream, fox news anchor and juan williams, fox news political analyst. now, let's meet the candidates. congressman ron paul of texas, serving his 12th term in congress. herman cain, former chairman and ceo of godfather's pizza and radio talk show host. tim pawlenty of minnesota who served two full terms as governor. rick santorum, former u.s. representative and two-term senator from pennsylvania. gary johnson, former two-term governor of new mexico. here's the format for our debate. each candidate will be asked a series of questions on foreign and domestic issues. answers are limited to one minute each. if we decide rebuttal time is needed, that will be 30 seconds. we have green,ielo and red lights to help the candidates track their time. if an answer runs long, candidates and everyone else will hear this sound. [bell ringing] we ask our large and enthusiastic audience to limit applause so we can devote as much time as possible to the candidates. let's get started. governor pawlenty, president obamma was at ground zero today,

. >> bret: now to juan williams on jobs, unions and education. >> juan: i think we want to get this debate back to the number within issue for voters in this country. jobs. i want to do it this time with an emphasis on union jobs. so, herman cain, here in south carolina, as you heard before, the gop is up in arms over a decision by the general council of the national labor relations board, challenging the boeing company for moving jobs to a right to work state. in wisconsin, governor walker has ended collective bargaining rights for some civil service workers. mr. cain, does the gop risk the perception it is becoming the union busting party? >> i don't think so. because what the national labor relations board did by siteing -- citing boeing about coming to south carolina is outrageous. we have a free market system. for the government to start picking winners and losers and trying to decide where those winners should put their business it is outrageous. it would upset the balance of how our free market system is suppose odd to work. one of the biggest problems we have with this country toda

and juan williams. first republican presidential debate on america's electionn headquarters . the new blackberry playbk. ♪ cos i'm gonna make you see ♪ there's nobody else here, no one like me. ♪ small enough to take anywhere. powerful enough to take you everywhere. ♪ i'm special ♪ so special >> score one for big labor. the national labor relations board filed a complaint against beaing citing they want to have the plant in a nonunion state in south carolina. boeing will build the dream liner in south carolina as retaliation in union workers for their past strikes. boeing announced plans to build a new plant and negotiations with the union broke down they settled down on south carolina one of right to work states. some viewers are why talk about this issue? why does it matter to the american economy. >> it is not just boeing, paul. it is the right of any private company in america to locate where it wants to give the highest return to the shareholders. >> it is there a precedent for this kind of thing? sorry, you cannot move because you are trying to escape strikes. >> absolut

fox news political an list, juan williams. before we get to this, i want to clear up, because we looked up to what michele bachmann had been saying. she quoted the u.s. ambassador of libya saying 30,000 people had been killed in the nato strike so far. in fact, what embass gore gene kretz said, he estimated that 30,000 people had been killed by all sides in the entire conflict. that includes the rebels, and the gaddafi forces. so a big difference. in any case, some of us had doubts about donald trump from the start. about running for president. but in a speech thursday, in las vegas, at a casino, he let loose with a string of "f" bombs. let's watch some more. >> want to go in and raise the price of oil. because we have nobody in washington that will sit back and said you're not going to raise that [bleep] price. you understand me? >> our leaders are stupid they're stupid people. >> chris: then at the white house correspondence dinner last night, you may have heard, president obama ridiculed trump. so did the comedian seth meye

let's begin with an update from juan williams. since my firing, i was hired full-time by fox news to be a political analyst. i appreciate fox making that decision. i am also writing a column "the hill" newspaper. i have been writing this book. the book will come out in late july. that is an update on where i am now. let me change hats and pretend to be the radio talk-show host. i would say, tell us exactly how you think this storm started. when did the tornado rip into your life? i guess my response would be, i did not even know that it had ripped into my life. what happened was that bill o'reilly was on the "the view" and expressed his belief that muslims attacked us on 9/11, which prompted joy behar and whoopee goldberg to walk off the set. the following monday, i was the guest on his show. he asked me, where am i wrong? i said there was no way to get around the fact that there is a worldwide problem with adical islamic thought. when i get on an airplane, and as the people were dressed in muslim garb, identifying themselves as a

we will hear from conservative syndicated columnist charles krauthammer, fox news contributor juan williams alexander, looking at an 1894 speech by theodore roosevelt on americanism and our relates to the country today. this is hosted by the hudson institute and runs about two hours. >> "national affairs" is pleased to be coasting this symposium this year along with the hudson institute. quick words of banks before we get started. first of all, bill mcchrysta -- all and crystal, who always done the real work of making this happen, and to the bradley foundation, which supports so many important projects aimed at advancing american ideals and our understanding of american life. we are honored to have with us so many of the foundation's board members and their families, as well as the foundation's staff members. many thanks to all of you. we're particularly grateful to thdad for his guidance and wisdom. -- dan for his guidance and wisdom. one product of an american identity was e pluribius unum, which produce a report in 2008 that i would highly recommend it to anyone interested in are subject

let's begin first with an update from juan williams. so since my firing, i was hired full-time by fox in yours to be a political analyst there. i have -- i appreciate that, and i certainly appreciate fox making that decision. you can imagine how scary it is in these days when journalists are under such economic pressure to be told you're gone. i'm also writing a column for the herald newspaper and for foxnews.com, and i have just finished an intense four months of life that i have been writing this book, muzzled, and the book will come out in late july, soap that's kind of an update on where i am now. now, let me change hats and pretend to be the radio talk show host and i would say, well, tell us exactly how you think this storm started. when did the tornado rip into your life? and i guess my response would be, well, i didn't even know it had ripped into my life. what happened was that bill o'reilly, who is the number one talk show host on cable news in america, was on the view, and then expressed his belief that muslims attacked us on

npr fired juan williams after he said muslims make you nervous, so juan is black and an afraid of muslimsking him the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. msnbc is keith oeber man was suspended for his show for violating company policy by donating money to three democratic campaign, still, the punishment seemed rather harsh compared to the slap on the wrist larry king got after giving a buffalo nickel to the campaign of chester arthur. cnn replaced larry king with piers morgan this year, just like the old expression, out with the old, in with the who? rick sanchez, you are gone but you are forgotten. not everyone's leaving. my friend, anderson cooper is still at cnn and i especially love watching him report from the field. you can always tell how much danger anderson cooper is by how tight his clothing is. if he's in a bulky yellow slicker, a hurricane still offshore, a khaki vest maybe in the green zone in baghdad. when he's in the child sized white t-shirt, bullets are flying, getting punched, pulling kittens out of the rubble. so what i'm saying is if you ever see anderson c

npr fired juan williams after he said muslims made him nervous.he a black and afraid of muslims, making him the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. msnbc's keith oh berman was suspended from the show for violating company policy by donating money to three democratic campaigns. the punishment seemed harsh compare to the the slash on the wrist larry king got after giving a buffalo nickel to the campaign of cheter arthur. cnn replaced larry king with pierce morgan this year. just like the old expression, old with the old, in with the who? >> rick sanchez, you are donned but you are foregotten. not everyone is leaving. my friend anderson cooper is still over at cnn and i especially love watching him report from the field. you can always tell how much danger he is in by how tight his clothing is. if he it in the bulky yellow slicker it is a hurricane still offshore. the khaki vest, the green zone in baghdad. the child heiss white t shirt bull lets are flying and he is pulling people out of the rubble. if you ever see anderson cooper with hi

juan williams was fired after saying "muslims make him nervous."ely man to get a cab in new york city. msnbc's keith old olbermann was suspended from his show. still the punishment seemed harsh compared to the slap on the wrist larry king gave after giving a buffalo campaign to the campaign of chester arthur. cnn replaced larry king with piers morgan this year like the old expression out with the old, in with the who. rick sanchez, you are gone but forgotten. not everyone is leaving. anderson cooper is at cnn. and i love watching hill him report from the field. you can tell how much danger he is in by how tight his clothing is. if he's in the bulky quell yellow slicker, thes a hurricane stilloff shore. if he's in the khaki vest, he's in the green zone in bag ded. when he's in the child-size white t-shirt, bullets are flying, he's pulling kitten out of the rubble. so what i'm saying is if you see anderson cooper with his shirt off, turn off your television and run. my friend and colleague from msnbc, brian williams, is here tonight. he was coming be

i think what you've got here is kind of one of these juan william scenarios where people are just uncomfortable being on a plane with somebody that looks like they're muslim. >> i do want to share. i just want to share for our viewers these two were on an atlantic southeast airlines flight. they did put out a statement. i'll read it to you and share it with our viewers. we take security and safety very seriously and the event is currently under investigation. they go on to say, we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. in rahim from what you understand -- >> the moms praised delta. delta is the governing body of that airline. they praised the delta officials on the scene for trying to negotiate with the pilot to get them back on the plane. it seemed to be the pilot's problem. >> any passenger, they weren't told the passengers were uncomfortable, but as they were on that plane did anyone say anything to them that made it seem that they were uncomfortable? >> no. no one said anything and delta officials went on the plane and actually asked people if they were uncomfo

you flooded us with e-mails objecting to juan williams' comment last sunday about the murder of usamadave phelps sent this -- >> chris: pete agreed -- >> chris: please keep your comments coming. you can find us at foxnewssunday.com. now a quick program note. next week, our "2012: one on one" series continues when we sit down with potential presidential candidate, businessman herman cain. that is it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." captioned by closed captioning services, inc

and fox news political analyst juan williams., how does bin laden's death change the war on terror? does it alter our mission in afghanistan? should we rethink how we go about protecting the u.s. homeland? >> it's a victory in the war on terror. it doesn't change the war, it doesn't change the challenge we face, which is both to obviously stop terrorist attacks and defeat terrorist groups and persuade states that might want to sponsor terrorist group not to do so and ultimately change the situation in the middle east that made bin laden possible. can't go in the rest of the 21st century with a bunch of illegitimate dictatorship, fostering extremism, nuclear proliferation and terrorism. the broader struggle has to continue. this was a big victory in a long war. >> chris: mara, i want to pick up on that. this happens in the course of the arab spring. when people in the streets peacefully protecting are accomplishing a lot more than bin laden and his thugs ever did with bombs. in that sense, does the bin laden take-down represent a

and fox news political analyst juan williams. paul, it was compelling to watch those two leaders in the oval office. president obama trying to minimize the differences, very notably not repeating his call for returning to the 1967 lines. then you had benjamin netanyahu. look at this picture. i don't think i have ever seen a foreign leader lecture an american president in the oval office that way on the history of the jewish state and rejecting the obama peace plan as just unrealistic. >> we both need each other very much so you won't see a total break. neither one can do without the other. prime minister netanyahu felt he was sandbagged. i mean, they told him this two days before, i think. secretary of state clinton called him. and he said well, why are you doing this now? hamas and the palestinians just agreed to a new deal. the negotiations are going nowhere. so my question is i don't know why the administration did this. what did they hope to accomplish? negotiations are going nowhere. needlessly stuck a thumb in the eye of an

fox news political analyst juan williams. all sarah palin had to do was announce this bus tour a few days ago and the political reporters, the chattering class went to defcon 1. as the man who helped spark the media's fascination with sarah palin three years ago, that do you think she is up to? >> i don't know, honestly. i don't think she is going to run. she has done nothing to suggest she is laying groundwork to actually run for the presidency, as opposed to shape the national debate and call attention to the wonderful memorials and monuments she will be visiting over the next week. [ laughter >> that's the best you got? >> i'm really waiting for nina here. >> chris: let me ask you, nina. palin even here continues to have problems. she announced she was going to participate in the rolling thunder veterans events here in washington. never told her organizers who seemed somewhat miffed and said she would not be allowed to speak because they're devoutly a nonpolitical organization. take a look at the numbers from recent polls.

speakers include conservative syndicated columnist charles krauthammer, juan williams, and lamar alexander of tennessee. panelists analyze an 1894 speech by theodore roosevelt on the subject of americanism and how it relates to the country's culture today. the hudson institute hosted this event. it's two hours. >> i'm here to welcome you to the 2011 bradley sympos jump devoted to the question of true americanism, what it is and why it matters. national affairs is precedes to co-host the symposium together with the hudson institute's bradley center for philanthropy and civic renewal. a few quick words of thanks. to cheryl miller and above all to the lynde and harry bradley foundation which supports so many important projects aimed at advancing american ideals and understanding american life. we're honored this morning to have with us so many of the foundation's board members and families as well as foundation staff members. we're grateful to dan schmidt for his guidance in setting up this event. one product of american identity was e pluribus unem. beyond that general interest, the occasion

let's begin with an update from juan williams. since my firing, i was hired full-time by fox news to be a political analyst. i appreciate fox making that decision. i am also writing a column for the deal -- the hill newspaper. i have been writing this book. the book will come out in late july. that is an update on where i am now. let me change hats and pretend to be the radio talk-show host. i would say, tell us exactly how you think this storm started. winded the tornado ripped into your life? i guess my response would be, i did not even know that it had written into my life. what happened was that bill was on the open " the view" and expressed his belief that muslims attacked us on 9/11, which prompted joy and whoppie to walk off the set. the following monday, i was the guest on his show. he passed me, where am i wrong? i said there was no way to get around the fact that there is a worldwide problem with a radical islamic thought. when i get on an airplane, and as the people were dressed in muslim garb, identifying themselves as

but let's begin first with an update from juan williams. so since my firing, i was hired full time by fox news to be a political analyst there. i have -- i appreciate that, and i certainly appreciate fox making that decision. you can imagine how scary it is these days when journalists are under such economic pressures to be told you're gone. it is also writing a column for "the hill" newspaper and for foxnews.com. i just finished writing this book for four months, and it will come out in late july. so that is kind of an update on where i am now. now let me change had said to pretend to be the radio talk- show host. and i would say, tell us exactly how you think this storm started. when the tornado ripped into your life? and i guess my response would be, well, i did not even know it had ripped into my life. what happened was that bill raley, who is the number 1 and talk show host and cable news in america, was on "the view" and then expressed his belief that muslims attacked us on 9/11, which prompted joy behar and whoopi goldberg to walk of

juan williams suggested somehow a common purpose is aspirational or to use charles' term, a dream.hat has been poet eck about us has been -- poetic about us has been thises operation to do best for ourselves. to improve ourselves. to live up to certain ideals. sometimes, especially with someone like roosevelt, to take that to the world. my question really is i guess what the panel thinks about the possibilities of those -- that -- those things. the source of poetry and also how they would work together, i mean, one is inward looking and one is outward looking. >> i think both are inevitable. i'll give you a line of political poetry that we're all familiar with. that is "the shining city on a hill" as well as the american dream. what is the point again? men have tried since at least time of -- aristotle to come up with a workable political model for organizing a nation and i think we're agreed here that we have a pretty darn good one and we're trying figure out what the elements of it are. the world, the congress of vee yena have i yena. tries to implode and dissint great from time

juan williams, policies and your reader, will appear to reply to a speech clear in the year when the with-a speech from a then- president of npr. the formation of the gary sinese foundation, supporting the military. i would also like to remind you that on june 11, the national press club hosts its 14th annual beat the5k raise with honorary spokesman. secondly, allowed to go to the tradition here of presenting our guest for the highly coveted npc mug, and it is not as handy a weapon as the state knife which we would be happy to present to you as well, but here. [applause] by less questions about movies. what is your favorite film about war? [laughter] >> i have two. the first is from "from here to eternity." and the second is open but the sensibility mount." -- "sand of iwo jima." when he was lecturing his marines any said something that i have you since i have heard it. like this tough, but it is tougher if you are stupid. [laughter] >> how about our round of applause for our speaker today? [applause] thank you to all of you for coming and also to general jones. i like to thank the n

caller: but he is not going to be elected because the juan williams of fox news channel wrote very good analysis on saying why he drives republican white house campaigns. but he says his views make the establishment scream. so, whoever is going to be the got to be endorsed by those who won't endorse ron paul. they will endorse virginia's governor because he could unite the people and he's gotten good press recently. so, even when paul called for legalization of marijuana, heroin and cocaine the people of south carolina cheered. so there is not a problem there. i support his views but he is not going to be nominated. host: annuity nut -- newt made it official and he is set to speak tonight to the republican party of georgia. we will be covering that on c-span. we will listen to a little of with he had to say. >> i worked to reform welfare, balance the budget, control spending, cut taxes to create economic growth. unemployment came down from 5.6% it under 4%. we balanced the budget and paid off debt. we have done it before and we can do it again. no one our help because person in the oval

senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center, paul singer, founder of elliott associates, juan williamsjournalist and fox news political analyst, diana schaub, professor of political science at loyola college in maryland and co-editor of the new volume. our conversation will be guided by diana's two other editors and two great teachers for decades at the university of chicago and now with us in washington, amy kass at the hudson institute and leon kass the american surprise institute. without further ado, amy kass. [applause] >> thank you. n everybody hear me? at one point in his essay, theodore roosevelt asserts that americans who choose to live in europe never really become europeans, only cease becoming americans and become nothing. over a century later i a class at the university of chicago, i saw roosevelt's assertion turned upside down. st a few weeks after 9/11, on the first day of my course on human being and citizen, i began by asking the 28 eager freshman to identify themselves by name and say a few words about who they were. the following ensued. student one, "i'm a and i'm k

may 26, juan williams, fox news, to respond to some comments made by the head of npr. .will announce the foundation for supporting the military. as is our tradition, if i can find it, i like to present you with our traditional npc much as attention -- as a token of our appreciation. [applause] and now like to ask a last question. you are a native of pennsylvania, football country, a lot of great fans. you come by that naturally. here is the last question. given that you are a leader in the political arena, if you had to choose, would you rather have lunch with the manning brothers, not stealer brothers, or the koch brothers? >> it depends on where the lunch was going to be. i personally would have lunch with the manning brothers. the koch brothers, me talking to them would not do a lot. although let me think about this. i would like that have lunch with them, as a matter fact. i like to give them a few minutes to explain what they think, and i like to indicate in some mild fashion what i think. [laughter] see where we went from there. >> how about a round of applause for

on may 20th, richard trumka president of afl-cio will be our guest and then may 26th juan williams the political commentator and fox news contributor will appear in a sense to reply to vivian schiller's speech from earlier in the year when she held the job as head of npr about his firing. she addressed those issues then. gary sinise on down the road and oscar-nominated oscar will talk about his charity supporting the military and i'd also like to remind you that on june 11th, the national press club hosts its 14th annual beat the deadline 5k race. now, secondly, i would like to go through the tradition here of presenting our guest with the highly coveted npc mug but it's not as handy as the steak knife that you had as well. >> thank you, john. [applause] >> my last question is about movies. what is your favorite film about war? [laughter] >> i have two. the first one is "from here to eternity." and the second one is "sands of iwo jima." and what i particularly like about the "the sands of iwo jima" was john wayne as sergeant striker when he was lecturing one of his marines who did some

your colleague at fox news, juan williams, recently wrote, "it is time to look around and realize we are living in the political age of representative ron paul." how seriously do you take his candidacy? is he electable? >> look, he's in his 70s. he was in the single digits last time except at the tail end of the contest literally when it was he versus john mccain. he is a libertarian. he strikes a strong libertarian note. but i don't think at the end of the day he's likely for the presidential nomination. >> karl rove, nice to see you. >> thanks for having me, matt. i hope you get to france sometime. >> i'm going to get my ticket soon. i'm trying. thanks. thanks for joining us this morning. >>> let's check the top stories from ann curry at the news desk. also got left behind. ann, good morning. >> thanks, matt. good morning. in the news, for the fourth time this week an airline passenger had to be subdued mid-flight. aviation officials say a delta passenger set off an alarm overnight when he tried to open an emergency door of a flight from orlando to boston. witnesses report he was h

may 26th, juan williams, fox news, to reply to some comments that were made earlier this year by the then-head of npr. and then demaurice smith will be here on may 27th. gary sinise late in june, he will announce the formation of a new foundation dedicated to raising funds for charities supporting the military. and, of course, as is our tradition -- if i can find it -- i'd like to present you with our traditional npc mug as a token of our thanks today. thank you. [applause] and i would like to, now, ask the last question. and we're talking about football. you're a native of pennsylvania, football country. a lot of great quarterbacks from there. huge steelers fan, i'm told. these days that doesn't take a lot of investment, but you're hang anything there. you come by that naturally, so here's the last question. given that you're a leader in the political arena, so to speak, if you had to choose, would you rather have lunch with the manning brothers -- not steelers' players -- or the koch brothers? [laughter] >> first of all, it would depend on where the lunch was going to be. [laughter

juan williams suggested that isehow, a common purpose, i aspirational, or to use charle'' term is a -- a "dream." my question is what the panel thinks about the possibilities that those things -- how those things would work together. one is inward-looking. one is outward-looking. >> i think both are inevitable. i will give you a line of political poetry that we're all familiar with. "the shining city on a hill." as well as the american dream. what is the? -- and the point -- what is the point? men have been trying to accomplish a political model for organizing and nation -- i think we agree that we have a pretty darn good one and we are trying to figure out what the elements of it are. the world, the congress of vienna, -- the world has a terrible tendency to try to implode from time to time and disintegrate. when that happens, it is a very difficult and horrifying situation. it is in america's interest not to have nations elsewhere disintegrating and imploding, as indeed they are in many parts of the world right now. we have an outward-moving interest in maintaining the american mode

juan williams is black and a friend of muslims.bermann was suspended from the show by donating money to three democratic campaigns. still, the punishment seemed rather harsh compared to the slap on the wrist larry king got for giving a buffalo nickel to someone. cnn replaced larry king with peers morgan. = -- pierce morgan. rick sanchez, you are gone, but you are forgotten. i especially love watching the report from the field. you can always tell them to danger anderson cooper is in buyout tate -- tight his clothing is. if he is in a yellow slicker, he is in a hurricane off shore. if he is in a khaki vest, he may be in the green zone. but if he is in a white t-shirt, he is getting punched and pulling kittens of the rubble. if you ever see him in a t- shirt, run. msnbc as a new slogan this year. "leaned forward," as it the problem has been we could not have heard them. chris matthews yells like a option year in a wind tunnel. -- like an auctioneer in a wind tunnel. people are adapting. even bloomberg is on line with 20,000 followers

may 26, 1 juan williams, fox news, to reply to some comments made earlier this year by the then head of npr. dr. smith will be here on may 27. gary sinise, late in june, the oscar-nominated actor will announce the formation of a new foundation dedicated to raising funds for charities supported the military. of course, it is our tradition, if i can find it, like to present you with our traditional npc mug as a token of our thanks today. >> thank you. >> absolute lee. [applause] i would like to now ask the last question. we're talking about football. you're a native pennsylvania, football country, a lot of great quarterbacks from there. huge steelers fan. these days, that does not take a lot of investment, but you're hanging in there. you come by than naturally. given that you are a leader in the political arena, if you had to choose, would you rather have lunch with the manning brothers, not steelers blairs, or the koch brothers? [laughter] >> first, it would depend on where the lunch is going to be. i personally would probably rather have lunch with the manning brothers. the koch bro

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