juan williams, everybody. juan williams.irectly ahead glenn beck will run down how he cease the presidential field. this is frightening. you have might want to hide the kids. body language has observations about the debate. michelle obama talking about being angry. upcoming. >> bill: personal story segment tonight our pal glenn beck has a story called being george washington. he does his internet program and radio internet show every day. he has moved some of his operations to texas. that's where we caught up with him the other night. now, you watched the debate this week. any impressions in that debate? everybody says that gingrich did very well. >> ron paul needs to shhh shhh on foreign policy. shhh, keep that to yourself. you sound a little like usama bin laden at times. it's not america's fault. have we played a role in making things worse? have we helped them in recruiting? yeah, i think we have with some of the things. it's not america's fault. and i don't think ron gets that. >> bill: he doesn't get that. he never has

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and you highlighted the booing of juan williams.ou highlighted the cheering for the food stamp president comments, which were certainly racially tinged. there was another line early on from rick perry which i found quite shocking. he said that south carolina south carolina is at war with the federal government, and that was another huge applause line in all of this on martin luther king jr. day, i found it quite, quite shocking. >> gene? >> yeah, i would agree with all of that. i think we should just flat-out say, look, there's a racial component, an obvious racial component to a lot of this. that's the audience they were playing to. and if, you know, it's not a stretch to say that this is, without actually using words that are not used anymore, something akin to race baiting, that they were doing with that whole line of answers and booing of juan williams in that fashion. >> i mean, there's no question. it wasn't just sort of dog whistle, this was wolf pack. >> megaphone. >> this was an extraordinary appeal to the south carolina th

juan williams is a mentor of mine. he can take care of himself. he asked a question. you have seen speaker gingrich be very arrogant and condescending to other moderators. just because juan happened to be black, i don't think the speaker was trying to bait him or bait the audience based on the color of juan williams' skin. i just entirely dismissed that. >> i didn't say it was based entirely on the color of juan's skin. >> you said it was dangerous. >> it is. it is dangerous. the fact is there's no reason on earth for newt gingrich, who had been addressed by juan williams as speaker gingrich, his highest title, to refer to mr. williams as juan in that long, drawn-out way of his. and then pausing for the applause. you also saw him pause for the laughter to build earlier. newt gingrich is very, very good at dealing with an audience, at being silent so the audience reaction can build. the other candidates just usually answer the question. >> you are being nice about this. i'll be blunter. let me ask a question. you and i are friends. i want to ask you. i think there's a h

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we have juan williams and a lot we have juan williams and a lot more coming up, straight ahead. what makes scottrade your smartphone's most powerful trading app ? total access - to everything. from idea to research to trade. including financials, indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can take them from thought to trade. at scottrade, seven-dollar trades are just the start. try our powerful mobile app. it's another reason more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade. >> sean: now the ambitious days of hope and change seem to be behind the anointed one. this year's state of the union address was not blown with over-blown promises and large-scale solutions. instead, he focused on the little things. >> we have crumbling roads and bridges, a power grid that wastes too much energy, an incomplete high-speed broad band network. it is not win when another country lets our movies, music and softs ware be pirated. everything requires that all students stay in high school until they graduate or turn 18. i am requi

gingrich, we have juan williams on tomorrow night. one thing i noticed that very few people picked up is that juan williams' question about gingrich's statements on poor people was basically challenging the speaker to say do you believe that the poor in america don't have a work ethic? that's where juan was going. gingrich very shrewdly avoided that didn't have anything to do with that. he went right into the failed liberal policies of enabling. he doesn't want to enable. and that just played to the republic crew big time. but i think that in a general -- look, what gingrich does he have well is he plays to the choir. but in a general election, i don't know whether americans can get behind a guy like newt gingrich because he is so blunt. what do you think? >> well, on this particular question, the way he answered would have played to any kind of audience. what he did and the reason that was such a winning answer, it actually got a standing ovation, which is fairly unusual in a debate like this, was because he was able to frame in a mi

i want to say something to my friend juan williams who sat in for me. shot. used a lot of courage, juan, coming up with what you did. saying to gingrich, his response that he turned into an ad was a cheap shot. yahoos that stood up in the audience and cheered that were unbelieve to believe me they'd dit. make another point, newt. if you want to get your act straight, the largest percentage of increase of food stamps happened not under this president but under george w. bush. >> andrea: not true. >> bob: i bet $1,000. >> eric: let's bet a dinner. >> bob: dinner. >> andrea: i want to talk about how michelle obama didn't eat your salad for her birthday. in the herrial break, i wish i could share what goes on. dana said it wasn't jay-z, it was l.l. cool jay. >> dana: i was corrected by the person there. >> andrea: i responded he is hosting the grammys. so bob said juan williams is hosting the grammys? >> dana: who's on first. >> andrea: thank you for watching. >> bob: l.l. cool jay is a rapper? >> andrea: oh, boy.

and he got a standing ovation and he did so fighting with your juan williams over the welfare issue. >> sean: interesting line there. get a job, a better job. and juan is asking about the issue of jobs in the welfare president, etc.. how many people on welfare. and saying only the elite supposed of making money it just lit up the audience, they continued to applaud into commercial break. >> speaking of lighting up the audience we've got what sounds like fire works here in south carolina. all right. now, who in your opinion won the debate tonight? issue now is different between who won the debate and who wins in south carolina. >> we ask you that question every time we asked you on. does it come with an answer every time. >> more of the sound bytes talking about defense poll says sounds like it's blow blowing up out there now. >> sounds like a grand finale. >> this is live television. >> yes. this is live television. >> gingrich on several occasions talks about how 99 weeks should be able to find a job within 99 weeks and talks about the best part of the debate is that andrew jackson h

and he got a standing ovation and he did so fighting with your juan williams over the welfare issue. >> sean: interesting line there. get a job, a better job. and juan is asking about the issue of jobs in the welfare president, etc.. how many people on welfare. and saying only the elite supposed of making money it just lit up the audience, they continued to applaud into commercial break. >> speaking of lighting up the audience we've got what sounds like fire works here in south carolina. all right. now, who in your opinion won the debate tonight? issue now is different between who won the debate and who wins in south carolina. >> we ask you that question every time we asked you on. does it come with an answer every time. >> more of the sound bytes talking about defense poll says sounds like it's blow blowing up out there now. >> sounds like a grand finale. >> this is live television. >> yes. this is live television. >> gingrich on several occasions talks about how 99 weeks should be able to find a job within 99 weeks and talks about the best part of the debate is that andrew jackson h

he doesn't see that, juan williams. which you would understand if you and your homeboys weren't so high from smoking food stamps. then, i said t i know. then at thursday's debate newt feasted on the flesh of john king. >> your ex-wife gave an interview to abc news. she says you asked her, sir, to enter into an open marriage. would you like to take some time to respond to that. >> no, but i will. (laughter) >> it is a subject of conversation on the campaign. i get your point, i take your point. >> john t was repeated by your network. you chose to start debate with it. don't try to blame somebody else. you and your staff chose to tart this debate with it. (applause) >> stephen: after a kill-- (cheers and applause) after a kill that big newt doesn't have to eat again for two weeks. but folks, there was another huge winner on saturday. herman cain. (cheers and applause) now i urge south carlinians to vote for me by voting for herman cain. and when all the votes were counted, we came in number 1 percent. whooo! we are the 1%

with juan williams about the idea of work. which seemed to juan williams to be a strange, distant concept. something worthy of study in an academic environment but certainly not something to be subjected to young people. >> that is so racist, it makes me want to curse on air. that is -- >> i hadn't seen that before. that is unbelievable. that's worse than npr ever said about juan williams. way worse. >> i kept thinking juan williams wishes he had stayed -- >> but this is -- i think this is part of the point, the fact you can name three jobs juan williams has had in the last week, i mean, i certainly have a lot of ideological disagreements with juan williams but the idea that he is not a hard worker is bizarre. more than that, the other thing that's bizarre, most of juan williams ideological discourse at least over the course of the past decade has tracked closer to this scenario about, you know, hard work. in fact, i recently heard him talk about the poor have to defer gratification, they can't -- they're not going to be able

about it. >> sean: joining me with reaction, the author of the best seller, political analyst, juan williams a political strategist. hang on, juan. poor president, cry-baby -- [laughter] >> sean: a bad word or two in the book. you excoriate me when you see me. you are brutal to me. he can't take a criticism in a book? >> sean! this governor -- this governor brewer is no sarah palin. she is not a dyne me personality. she is getting attention by being rude to the president of the united states. it's her only way of getting attention -- >> sean: wait a minute. you don't know what happened. you weren't know there. how do you know -- >> she has written things that were not true. this is a president who has put more boots on the ground on the border -- >> sean: blah, blah, blah. >> surveillance in place, built the wall. she is saying he hasn't done anything -- >> sean: wait a minute -- the border is not secure! juan williams, the border is not secure! people are dying on this border that we have not built the fence. they stopped building the fence. she wrote about it and the meeting, the contentio

and we support you. >> thank you very much. >> juan williams put in his place.ing ovation. your response, professor? >> i mean, whether intended or not, i'm sure that woman asking the question did not intend to signify black man in his place. but come on. that signifies in the history of american rhetoric where you were putting uppity black people in their place. juan williams an articulate intelligent liberal who appears often on fox news and therefore, is a moderate liberal according to many. he can't even raise the question about newt gingrich's incense activity to african-american people and how he might be perceived. so there's an honor taken in putting black people back, putting them on their haunches forcing them against the wall to force them back into the spaces where they can't express their outrage or disgruntlement with how things are being framed. >> i don't want to be too personal, professor, but i imagine if you were sitting in front of a group of students regardless of your own race, you would be sensitive about using the kind of languaging that

the problem was, i like juan williams. it was insipid question from juan williams.offense on behalf of the quote, unquote, black community with respect to gingrich's statements about food stamps. i get tired and bored when there is no offense in a racial sense should be inferred. >> sean: let me give you an example of this. the liberal media, god bless chris matthews, any time a conservative speaks, he is not exactly happy. here is him trying to turn this into a racial comment. watch this. >> he got a lot of applause for that. why saying that would give you a big applause. this whole thing is about race. it's about a candidate who knows just how to make his point to appeal to a certain kind of voter. somebody talking about food stamps, calling him a food stamp president when nobody is talking about food stamps knows precisely what he is talking about. it's about a cartoon, a people of getting assistance are lazy, don't want to work and are black. >> sean: one in six americans are in poverty. 50% of young african-americans could not get a job this summer. unemployed.

juan williams. >> take it easy. >> bob, what are you wearing?i didn't hit you. >> you did, too. >> i didn't finish my point. >> it's not called the one. he's called "the five." [ phone ringing ] [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> i'm your pocket-size provic tier. robert-size host -- hobbit-size host. kim kardashian sweatpants. let's do this, america. every single thing i regret in my life occurred after four melon balls. >> melon balls? >> what is that? >> midori and orange juice. >> all right. >> you are the straightest human being i have ever made. >> your face is so red right now. >> okay. >> you say potato, i says potato. >> nobody says potato. >> who cares? >> whoever sits in that chair. >> the wheels just came off the bus. >> it's your birthday and we want to spend a moment. >> "the five" for? oh, for "the five." >> guess what it is today, you guys? our 100th show! >> oh! [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ >> happy halloween. >> the one and only donald trump joins us on the phone. >> i have to admit, you have a great show. >> bob has gotten much nicer over the last