he pays it out to me in lunches. >> bill: you are going to chicken out and not tell me how much juan williams should be paying in taxes? >> i think that juan probably should not endure a tax hike. i don't think it's particularly great for the economy to do that look, if juan wants to pay more money as if any friend out there, he is welcome to do that. >> bill: tell me what juan's fair share is he says 25% that's what we have got now. i assume you like it now. >> mary katharine's point the rich aren't paying 35%, bill. >> bill: i am. >> wait, wait, wait. >> talking about the dividends and capital gains. >> warren buffet is welcome to pay himself a salary on which he would pay an equivalent percentage. he doesn't do it. he takes it in capital gains because he likes his 15% and he can send a check whenever he likes. >> bill: baseball team and the buffet thing. all right, now, mary katharine, you are a conservative republican person, i guess. i never ask you what you are. i don't really care. what's fair? what's fair? is 35% failure and then i get to write off some stuff. juan is right. but, juan

joining me with reaction fox news political analyst, juan williams is back. sir how are you? >> sean: you just heard from cove karl rove. is there anything you disagree with? this is a disaster, i don't care what chuck schumer says. what debbie wasserman schultz said is dumb this is a really hard district to win, that's silly. >> it is 3-1 democrat to republican. it should be a democrat's dream to win easily in the district. but the thing is a lot of this is local. you have a lot of orthodox jews in the area upset about the same-sex marriage bill in new york becoming law. this is something we saw that david weprin the democrat supported. then questions about president obama's policies with regard to israel and some of the orthodox jewish community, again a lightning rod. anthony weiner's scandal, sex scandal, it was awful, i don't think it inspired confidence. as you pointed out, a lot of the independents right now are buying off of president obama. that's not the democrats. >> sean: i think your analysis is off represented by this race in nevada. mccain won by 88 votes. 26,0

juan williams and mary katharine ham on that. >> that debate is between former governor mitt romney and governor rick perry. there are also six other people who will never be president. >> bill: "saturday night live" mocks the republican field. >> newt gingrich, do you really want to be president? >> no. >> and a florida straw poll says governor rick perry may be in trouble. we will have the latest. >> rick perry really did throw up all over himself in the debate. >> for life, for liberty, for the american family, this is what we're going to fight for. >> bill: michelle bachmann will be here. can she make a come back or is it all over? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. abraham lincoln aned next president of the united states. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. most americans well understand the u.s.a. is not in good shape right now. the economy very shaky. millions of americans can't find jobs and the national debt pu

boss vivian schiller the woman who fired juan williams but the left wing press played the story down. at the trough of the taxpayer coming to an end. now from listening to those rants that you would think a bill o'reilly thinks n.p.r. is the anti-christ remember one williams was fired from the radio station after expressing his views on muslims while appearing on the o'reilly factor right after the williams firing and p.r. exactly caught trashing the tea party in an undercover sting and it turns out that was a setup on the tapes have been doctored but that did not stop bill o'reilly from calling for all taxpayer funding to n.p.r. to be cut but a funny thing happened this week between below and n.p.r. he appears it appears of the two have kissed and made up. and now bill o'reilly of fox news has put out a book called killing lincoln o'reilly in his co-author martin to guard examine the plot against the president at the end of the civil war in april of one thousand nine hundred sixty five and they also reconstruct the final days of lincoln's life bill o'reilly welcome to the program tha

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and evan bayh senator from indiana and bill kristol of the weekly standard and fox news analyst juan williamsfocusing on the job growth in texas and connention he has to teparters and evangelical . he has shown vulnerability. paul, what is your take on rick perry. >> he came out strong because he appeals to the republican coalition. cultural and economic conservative. he doesn't have a big foreign policy record. but has potential and undermined that with his performance in the debate. he hasn't thought deeply about the subjects and hasn't even defended his job's record in texas and on social security has a vulnerability calling it a ponzi scheme and a monstrous lie. if you are a libbitarian and technically true not the way to reassure voters in the way to give them confidence that you can reform it. it is a vulnerability. romney going at that saying he can't beat obama and vulnerable and so go with me. >> one of the first observations i have looks like the republican party is back to the 10 commandments. they forgot about reagan commandment of not speaking ill of fellow republican. for the de

juan williams and andrea tantaros, i know you're going to be watching tonight.your advice. thanks so much. >> that would be news. >> not one. >> might be a fox news alert. all right. take care. see you soon. >> bye-bye. >> democrats keeping a close eye on tonight's debate as well and dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz says both romney and perry are bad for america. guess what, folks? she's going to join us again top of the hour. plus bill clinton is willing to pay the buffet tax. but says it won't work! we'll let him explain. what would bill clinton do right now if he were president? [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu uss chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. from centrum. omega-3s go beyond heart health. probiotics go beyond digestive balance. and fruit & veggie has antioxidant properties. new pronutrients from centrum. help make nutrition possible. yesterday doesn't win. big doe

i'd like to thank tucker carlson and juan williams. we thank you both for joining us live today. lots of people boiling mad over a brand new 9/11 memorial. it has names on it. not the names of victims but the names of politicians on it. wait until you see this and rick perry so inspired by his music, he's using it on the campaign trail. clay walker here live right after a break. that's not him. he's behind the curtain. never mind that man behind the curtain. come on, clay! brian, stop it. he's in. he's out. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >> the college board says it is the lowest ever, ouch. next, $2 million, that's the reward an unidentified tipster got for leading the f.b.i. to fugitive gangster whitey bulger and finly, 1600 miles. that's how far this cat wandered supposedly from her home in colorado. willow is the name of the cat. found in new york city. a good samar

paul gigot, juan williams. bill kristol. rick perry at the top of the poll based on the strong record of job growth and job creation in texas and this visceral connection he has to tea partyers and evangelicals but he has also shown some real vulnerabilities. big picture, paul, what is your take on rick perry? >> he came out strong because he can appeal to several of the different strands of the republican coalition. doesn't have a big foreign policy record as he showed in the debates, hasn't thought a lot about them but has the potential. but i think he has been undermineing that potential with the performance in the debates. he hasn't thought deeply about a lot of these subjects. hasn't even defended his jobs records very well in texas and on social security he has a vulnerability there calling it a ponzi scheme and a monsterrous lie which even if you are libertarian and you think it is technically true is not the way to reassure voters in a way that will give them the confidence that you can reform it. and i think that is

best liberal minds, fox news analyst lesley marshall in los angeles and with me in washington, juan williams. tell me, maxine waters wants us to spend a trillion dollars. in the president's wildest dreams, would he in any way propose that on thursday, given what we're seeing with the national debt? >> i think there is a lot of pressure on the president to be bold, to take some action that could be seen as large as opposed to these kind of smaller bites at the apple that include some of the kind of shop worn ideas he's been through before. so people are looking for a big idea. a trillion, i think, is too much. >> laura: people don't want to hear the t word, lesley. i think they hear the t word and it brings them back to the $14 trillion of debt. now we learn from the white house that the real specifics, the nitty-gritty of this plan, officially from the deficit, won't come for days after the speech. it will have some of the initial of its, but not all of them. >> i think that's wise. i think we have short attentions as americans and we want to hear the details, but not necessarily all in one

and fox news political analyst juan williams. brit, how do you read the straw poll?was it a vote for cain, perry or a statement please let somebody else get in the race? >> you can read it any of those three i was. perry really did throw up all over himself in the debate. at a time when he needed to raise his game. he -- he did worse it seems to me than he had done in previous debates. romney was strong as he has been lately. he has clearly raised his game in reaction to the emergence of perry. it has been good for romney. mock dead last -- michelle bachmann dead last. herman cain was there, he tried hard. he's a marvelous stump speaker. it seems he gets a moment out of this. i can't imagine it is going to last very wrong long -- very long. per very one half a step away from almost total collapse as a candidate. >> ab? >> i think the delegates in florida this is a more closed straw poll than in ames. these are loyal republicans paying attention to this process all along. i think it was a real flap towards perry and mitt romney. when i spoke to republicans on friday,

and juan williams. perry has been in the race, five weeks now at the top of the polls based on his strong record of job creation in texas. and this visceral connection he has to tea partiers and evangelicals. but, as we saw in this last debate he has shown real vulnerabilities. big picture, paul what is your take on perry? >> he came out very strong because being appeal to several of the different s of the republican coalition. cultural conservatives, economic conservatives based on his texas record. didn't have a big foreign policy record, as he showed in those debates. he has the potential. i thinkg-.mw he's been underming that with her performance. he has shown he hasn't thought deepably a lot of these subs. hasn't defended his jobs record well in texas. on social security he's got a vulnerability calling it a ponzi scheme. and a monstrous lie. which even if you are a libertarian and think it is technically true is not the way to reassure voters in a way this will give them the confidence that you ca

one of the favorites i read in the last month because i read a lot of books is juan williams books. i was interested in the sections i didn't agree with like what's keeping him from being conservative. read books that chang you and give you -- challenge you and gives you something to give to others in one way or another. i hope you were not looking for ten minutes of lists, but i know you will have lists, and i can e-mail you lists. goldberg who has been staring at my this whole time wrote a great one years ago on national review, and i put a link up to it on our corner blog just yesterday afternoon, and i can tweet it out again this afternoon. i mention i tweet, i think. more than a few years ago now, compiled a list of the nonfiction books of the 20th century put together by terrific book authors themselves like john keegan, and other authors i recommend. we did walk throughs of bill buckley's, what was your favorite, with recommendations from some of his best students about what to read first and what to read if you're particularly interested in x, y, and z. happy to send that to

it was a story about juan williams. i was reading it because what happens sometimes, when you write, i get stuck reading things and i kept reading and reading. i never knew that story. i said my god, i have to invite into my book party. i sent him an e-mail and he never responded so there he is. it is hard to find the time and then you are always agonizing. will people read you and is the right for the times? you have to let all of that go. >> i started two years ago. >> no child left behind. there were so much i wanted to say but then i realized in order to reclaim virtues you start to reclaim yourself. you will get lost. once i had a premonition, know it is within you, you have to reclaim your virtue and when she reclaim your virtue than you then you can start living again. this is more evander. >> hihi, morty. how are you? >> how are you doing? >> he is doing well. even the people that don't like you like the book. i have to say that. [laughter] >> i stayed away from politics. i strictly in dealing with virtue, finan

anyone other than a racist, terrorist to more mentally ill lunatic like my colleague at fox news, juan williams when he got fired for accidently wondering of the reservation for 30 seconds, they did what they do in the soviet union. we will send you to the sanatorium. lie down and let the men in white coats strap you up. you will soon be feeling much better. the new york times ostentatiously recruits by sending its editors to hire people at the african-american journalists convention, the women journalists convention, they hispanic, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered convention, recruits on the basis of diversity of race, gender, orientation, every diversity, except the only one that matters, diversity of ideas. if anyone could use some new ideas right now, is america's rich elite ruling class. [applause] [applause] eight is part arteriosclerosis. which is really the shortest answer to obama. yes, we can, no, we can't. the zoning committee, the planning committee, the environmental impact study, try putting that on the end. america is seizing up. i cite the most obvious example, the ten y

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joined by juan williams and brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president skwrorbgs w. bush. en, good morning to you. >> good morning, martha. martha: juan, there was something about the mate him up part of that sentence that sort of made everyone go oh, that's a bit odd. >> it was odd. but it was entertaining! i thought it was also entertaining when you heard gary johnson, the former new mexico governor, say that he would pick ron paul. again, i thought there's the libertarian arm of the republican party flexing its might. lots of interesting combinations. because normally you see these folks at each other, but in that moment, in that question, which i thought was a lot of fun, you saw an opportunity for some of what may be a stronger republican ticket to take on president obama. martha: yeah, it was very interesting. brad, let's take a look at this next piece of video, we put a few of them together, then we'd love to get your thoughts on that. let's watch: >> herman cain, because of his election ties, the fact that we agree with the gold standard in wearing the yellow ties.

anyone other than the racist, terrorist or a mentally ill of lunatic like my colleague at fox news juan williams when he got fired from npr for accidentally wandering off of the reservation for 30 seconds they do what they do in the soviet union. they say we are just going to send you down here that the men in the white coats struck you up and you will be feeling much better. "the new york times" ostentatiously recruits by sending its editors to hire people of the african-american journalist convention, the women's journalist convention, the hispanic journalist convention, the gay lesbian bisexual and transgendered journalist convention and recruits on the basis of the diversity of race, diversity of gender, diversity of orientation, every diversity accept the only one that matters, the diversity of ideas. and if anyone could use new ideas right now, it is america's wretched elite ruling class. [applause] >> a is for arteriosclerosis which is the shortest answer to obama. yes we can? no, we can't. the zoning committee, the planning committee, the environmental impact study. try putting that on t

joined by juan williams, fox news political analyst and rich lowry, editor at the national review, also a fox news contributor. i don't think what -- i don't know what you guys think of my james carville's impression, but that's all i can do for a jersey girl! good to have you here. let me start with you, juan. who do you think he specifically wants out? >> well, he says that, in fact, the attorney general holder should be held responsible, and that he thinks that the general should just fire staff. he said reagan fired his entire staff in the '80 campaign and starts talking about all the people that bill clinton fired when things were turning south for bill clinton, so it sounds like he wants a house cleaning, but specific coming out of this piece, he talks about democrats in this white house not making the case for their economic recovery plan, for the stimulus, and he says it's time to get away from having the cbo and other independent groups do that. so i would guess he would really be talking about his economic team and his communications team. martha: i mean, really there's only o

if anybody sees juan williams i want an answer to the question. to set the tone you will get from me, i want to read a quote from my book, sexy brillance. it may make you a few of you uncomfortable that is the way it. bill clinton extort ad black man, to drop out of the senate race in favor of a white man and former republican crist, so the white man might defeat the latino man, rubio. that bill clinton is one mean-spirited cracker. i'm hon ford to speak to you guys here today. i love talking to conservative audience i know most of you are not medical marijuana users and you will get the jokes. i want to discuss today, how america has ended up what i call full circle flipped back in the '60s. in case you're wondering i mean both 1860s and the 1960s. in years past we had white republicans marching arm in arm to fight for civil rights of blacks as white democrats jeered. in the past years, or i'm sorry, today we have black republicans fighting shoulder to shoulder for civil rights of all americans as all democratser. a reverse civil rights movement

let's talk to andrea tantaros and juan williams, both are fox news contributors and co-hosts of "the, steve. >> juan, let's start with you. don't you think there are too many regulations already? because the president wants a lot more and businesses are saying you got to be kidding me. >> no, i think that you got to have regulation in a country where, you know, we've gone through a period where we've seen consumers have to pay onerous interest rates and at times exploiting poor people, people that are in economic need. i think you look at what happened on wall street that led to our economic problems and again, you have to say dodd frank and those regulations are important to our well being as a country. we went through two terms of esident bush who did a lot to deregulate and make sure that business had every opportunity to succeed and i think in the cycle of politics, you would expect that president obama and the democrats would come back and say, well, where is it that there are holes and things that become damaging to consumers, we don't want to live in beijing and be able to bre

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myself and i will freely admit that i am guilty of racial profiling because i did exactly what juan williams did and i will just, lay it out there for you. if you're a muslim and get on my plane, you're being profiled. don't take it personal. just make no sudden moves. [laughter] i would consider cheating off an asian on my french test but i will not cheat off a hispanic on my spanish test. [laughter] we're susceptible because liberals are sneaky. take the lexicon for example. remember when you didn't have to explain to somebody what your partner meant? or when straight meant not crooked and gay men, happy, when queer was just strange or odd? black liberals want to be called african-americans when 99.9% of black people have never foot on african soil, don't know how many countries there are in africa, 53 in case you're ever asked or how many languages are spoken. i'm not going to answer that one because it varies but there is over 2,000. black people don't walk around trying to figure out if white folks are irish, german or whatever. the so stop calling us a continent. if you will hyphenate

. >> michael laforte alan charles lafrance juan lafuente neil kwong-wah lai vincent anthony laieta williamfranco lalama chow kwan lam stephen lamantia amy hope lamonsoff nickola lampley robert lane brendan mark lang rosanne p. lang vanessa langer mary louise langley peter j. langone thomas michael langone >> and my father, james patrick, whose guiding hand on my shoulder remains with me. we love you and miss you very much. >> cynthia, christine, miss, catherine, likes grandfather, my husband. -- mulkey's grandfather, my husband. michele bernadette lanza >> ruth sheila lapin carol ann laplante ingeborg lariby robin blair larkey christopher randall larrabee hamidou s. larry scott larsen john adam larson gary edward lasko nicholas craig lassman paul laszczynski jeffrey g. latouche charles laurencin stephen james lauria maria lavache denis francis lavelle jeannine mary laverde >> and my brother, frank. never forgotten. >> and my father, the greatest father, role model, friend, husband, and brother, you are greatly missed and loved every day. i will carry you with me in my heart and mind foreve