even an anti-soccer guy like gutfeld and juan williams would enjoy this. >> juan: i'm not anti-soccere love soccer players. >> kimberly: yes, we love them. you are a great coach. you do a lot for kids. >> brian: i was just a parent this week. >> kimberly: great parent. it's good. >> juan: yesterday, i spoke with pat buchanan who just got his contract terminated by msnbc for guess what? apparently saying things that they didn't want to hear. i said you know what, pat? i had the same experience. i got kicked off of npr. apparently i was a bad guy, called a bigot. schieffer what i had to say -- so here is what i had to say to pat. >> some of the organizations, they monitor every word you say. they work at night and they go to, try to get rid of him, get rid of the column. they're a blacklisting organization. that's what they do. >> juan: pat is right. people are looking to vilify you. one of the ironies of my whole life is there are too many people on the left who apparently think gee, you shouldn't say that, you shouldn't be allowed to say that. >> kimberly: you're right. you're a total

williams is a bad guy. he was supporting gingrich. you can't win, juan.tharine take it away for us. >> isn't that the o'reilly rule. take heart in that and i am, it's a big deal to get a mention from babs. but i do have to say i always wanted to see the two of them to sing together and now i don't think that will be a possibility. >> bill: juan and barbara? >> yeah. >> i think o'reilly apparently has a voice. >> bill: the way we were. >> i would not be surprised. >> bill: i liked that little disco song she did with ♪ enough is enough. >> bill: i am delirious today ladies and gentlemen. it's just important to me that juan williams has caught the attention of barbra streisand. directly ahead, did clint eastwood help president obama by doing a super bowl ad for a car company? on abortion and the network news. those reports after these messages. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, movie icon clinton eastwood a thinker traditional values. some were surprised to see mr. eastwood in a chrysler ad that played during the super bowl. >> people are out of work

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but -- here now in new york juan williams also analyst for fnc. any prediction for tomorrow night. >> polls are clear, arizona is right in romney's'. >> do you know why that is? >> you tell me. >> secular state. >> oh, yeah. >> bill: very, very secular state. i'm not putting arizona down, ladies and gentlemen, i'm not doing that but it's not nearly like iowa or south carolina much more secular. >> you know what? they have a lot of tea party people. the moment the immigration issue is not as hot so he wasn't been able to take advantage of it michigan i think he has got a better chance. and the polls have neck and neck. it's within the margin of error. but right now you would have to say romney is the one that has the momentum not santorum. >> bill: why would you have to say that. >> new look at the numbers, romney was in the lead. double digit lead has evaporated. i thought you were on target in talking points. i think what santorum is demonstrating is intolerance extremism. >> intolerance to whom. >> in terms of saying we don't acknowledge what th

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there is a lot that has been said about juan williams and how he was fired by npr.nization tried to get -- [ inaudible ] taken off npr because he is worked for fox news? these people are character assassins. if you don't walk the straight and narrow with them, off with your head. they'll try to destroy your career. they tried it over again. how about this one, sean. think about this. we know the soldier story with rush limbaugh and how he was completely discredited and know how it was used to hend his career going after advertisers with an absolutely false story. it was so false and debunked his enemies on capitol hill had to issue a formal speech on the house to apologize. do you know that you can go on this group's website and the story is still there? >> sean: i don't dig that deep in to it. there are other aspects of this. it's interesting. it seems that there are, there are people on the left for example, i would imagine in the minds of the people writing the memos involved in the enemy's list, looking to destroy me and others, it's unthinkable i could be frien

juan williams, columnist with the hill. and rich lawrie editor of the national review.ich, how big a deal is tonight and put it in perspective what we're seeing on the ground in michigan. arizona headed in, mitt romney was expect today do well, what about the battle in michigan? >> well, michigan is huge, especially for mitt romney, in retrospect might have been safer for him to dehe fine his home as massachusetts and leave it that. if he loses even narrowly, no explanation and another bout of people chattering about someone else getting in the race and worry about fund raising drying up and it would really hurt him going into super tuesday, especially in ohio and he could be looking at a super tuesday where he's only going to win vermont, massachusetts virginia and maybe idaho. which is not a real strong position for a front runner to be in. so, mitt romney really needs to put a w on the board tonight. >> bret: one of the interesting developments, juan, today, was the romney campaign and the candidates speaking out about this robo call, that senator santorum's campaign

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reaction, joining us from washington, juan williams and mary katharine ham both fox news analysts.sn't president obama saying much about oil prices? >> well, first of all, i love your talking points memo. i think you are honest and you have been on this for a long time that the oil companies are basically gouging us. but how can you say that the obama folks want to raise gas prices? bill, is he a politician, he he is running for re-election. he doesn't want the economy to be a drag on his re-election chances. >> bill: i mean, i can't get into the president's mind, juan, but why would you kill an oil pipeline that creates all of these jobs and four or five years down the road brings oil from canada the canadian are screaming we are going to build our own pipeline and send to china. i don't know why president obama does what he does. i know he is a zealot on global warming. >> let me answer your question. >> bill: go ahead. >> your question is why isn't he speaking out and i think there are two reasons. one, the republicans has certainly -- they can't argue about the economy at the m

juan williams, columnist with hill. juan, what do you think?e is a clear ideological divide evident to plans floating around. we have president's plan and romney's plan coming thursday in michigan. what you see is the republican saying if this is about simplifying the tax code we're for it. that is what we want to do. we believe in simplification. when they look at the obama plan, what do they say? this is going to increase the amount of revenue coming from corporate america in to the u.s. government. in that sense, they say this could be just veil for increase taxation and they don't want any part of it. >> bret: liz, a lot of politics in play, obviously. >> a lot of politics, obviously. in response to the sound bite you played a minute ago, to some extent it's a cynical exercise to release corporate tax plan on the same day as your likely republican opponent. but on the other hand tax reform is not going to happen. everybody knows that. there is absolutely no chance. >> bret: up on capitol hill. >> it is not going to happen. it is just not go

i remember going to fox and i ran into juan williams. i said to him, what are you guys doing?next election. this is what he told me. i just talked to the white house and they said, we believe americans love entitlements. and once we get them hooked on this entitlement, they will never let it go. a group of people to be hooked like mindless fish. that is how they see this country. not people who are free and independent, and have the ability to provide for themselves. a group of people who need them and they need you and your votes to keep their power. this is the state of affairs we find ourselves in today unless we are able to win this election. that is why this issue of obamacare is so vital. it is about taking away your freedoms. it is about destroying the business community by overregulation. it is about micromanaging the health-care field. we will be denying care because there is a budget we have to keep. all those things that you see in socialized medicine will come to the united states. you will be dictated to. all the other aspects of it. it is not just your economic f

joining me is fox news political amp it will, juan williams. >> happy valentine's day, i wore this tie you. [ laughter ] >> listen, samuel l. jackson, i don't think but what about policy analysis. does it matter why he voted for barack obama? >> you know. the way i think, liz, i have a four letter response for jackson iowa. there is one that supported barack obama. vote from hispanic americans, 65%, asian-americans similar numbers. race plays a role in politics but so does transcending race and samuel jackson want to revert, clanish, ethnic politics. he uses the "n" word recklessly, he is basically putting down barack obama historic accomplishment of getting people to rise above race in this country when they voted for him. >>> juan, i'm speechless because i agree with what you just said there. look, one of the things he went on to say he hopes the president gets scary in his second term. >> that is stereo typing. >> not a race issue but he hopes he becomes more liberal and feeling restricted by an election coming up he'll actually be more radical. is that your sense of things? >> gues

mary cath rib -- catherine ham and juan williams. what did he say there, juan?> little bit of green shade of count and talk. we are going to grow our way out of this problem. he believes with the added spending in terms of infrastructure and investment in education and the like, that with the u.s. economy already recovering, he sees more recovery in sight and the u.s. will. >> bill: that wasn't the question. that wasn't the question. the request, juan was a simple question because as you know chris wallace is a simple man. here is the question. president obama said in 2009 he is going to cut the deficit in half at the end -- by the end of his first term. >> yeah. >> bill: wallace was nice. he said he didn't come close. he increased the deficit by a trillion dollars. cut it in half. here it is. the president said he is going to cut it in half and he he increased it by a trillion. this guy comes on, lew, and he says something -- i read it six times. i got distracted by looking at his hair but then i read it, the transcript, all right. >> you are too much. >> bill:

jon: juan williams is a fox news political analyst. let's talk about this with him. juan, the governor may want to act like the presumed frontrunner, the guy who has the nomination wrapped up, but in states like minnesota, the polls show he's got a real race on his hands. >> absolutely jon. in fact, the polls indicate that rick santorum is in the lead in minnesota. and now the polls aren't great -- this is a function of who turns out tonight, who takes the time to go to a caucus and participate and that's why you see a strong element of conservative activists taking the lead, and it could be why rick santorum is not only in the lead but suddenly, he's the target of attacks coming from the romney camp, calling him a pork barrel spend egg during his time in the senate, saying his critique of the romney health care plan in massachusetts is off base. all of the sudden, mitt romney, who was trying to fly above the fray, finds himself in combat not just with newt gingrich but rick santorum. i don't know jon is the beneficiary of the michele bachmann vote? she's a minnesota

juan williams, fox political analyst. good morning to you. whoa. what would jesus do here? would juan do here, huh? >> well you know what? i think it is wise to follow orrin hatch's admonition, keep the religion out of this. religion has been hot over the last week in terms of american politics, not only the national prayer breakfast where the president made his comments and the hatch rejoinedder but also remember you've had a large debate about the administration's decision to request that catholic hospitals, charities, clinics, allow birth control to be part of their insurance policies. and so that has sparked a large war in terms of relidge i don't seety if you will, where gingrich saying that obama has a war on the catholic church. bill: you know the white house walked into this for a reason. this was a scripted speech yesterday at the prayer breakfast and rick santorum, this is like a big ol' fat pitch right down the plate for him. roll this from santorum yesterday. >> he made the claim that his policies of taxing the rich is authorized by the bible. that he has, he ha

gingrich had the moment and those two debates, juan williams moment and john king. then he had a 30-point swing from 20 behind to 10 ahead. in the florida debates he was flat. he was on the defensive. romney was on attack, santorum was strong and that swung him all the way back. it's remarkable how much the debates are a factor and the money advantage had the same advantage in south carolina, it had to do with the moments the gingrich campaign, it was revived on the debate and now it's on debate. but because he doesn't have the debate until the 22nd of february, he is going to be out there for a while. >> sean: i totally agree with that natural si. you add the money, money was a factor and advantage for romney in south carolina. what is fascinating, too, you have been following politics for a long time. what is amazing is the turnaround, south carolina, a double-digit deficit into a double deficit win. same thing for romney in florida. he was back against the wall that gingrich had and newt had coming out of south carolina. he was able to turn. that it was the momen

juan williams, columnist for hill. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer., you look raring to go on this one. >> this compromise is smoke and mirrors. it's accounting trick. before the so-called compromise. holy cross hospital, for example, was required by law to provide health insurance and required by law to include in that birth control, morning after abortion pills and tubal ligation. after the so-called compromise, holy cross hospital is still required to provide all the pleas health insurance. the employee is guaranteed by law with the same benefits. the only difference is when the employee gets a letter about what he or she is entitled to, holy cross will send a letter leaving out this and will get a separate letter from the insurance company saying by the way, you are entitled to these items. the birth control, morning after pill and tubal ligation, for no charge at all. it makes no difference whatsoever. morally who tells you about this source of your insurance. and second is there anybody who believes this will be given away for free? if so, it's

ed gillespie chairman of the republican state committee and fox news political analyst juan williams. the president made a speech on gas prices, bill not to announce new policy but say he is doing everything that he can and to hit republicans who are playing politics on this issue. how effective. >> it might have helped to muddy the waters. the gas prices are a damaging issue and the price that people see every week or twice a week in the pump. and in voters mind it correlates things going back. when have they surged in our adult life time? in the 70s. in 2007 and 8. it is not just voters don't like paying 3.74 at the pump. but they have a sense that things will not go well if gas prices are rising too much. >> chris: senator. >> it is an issue people see every week in the pump. but this is an issue. >> chris: you are a hoosier from the state of indiana. >> we are finally getting our dues and thank you for that and we are a motoring state. this is important. but gas prices hit four dollars a gallon under president bush. >> chris: and the democrats hammered him there. >> gas prices flu

juan williams columnist with the hill. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.that do you think is going on in michigan? the santorum campaign has not spent a lot of money on the ground as of yet. it's about $50,000 roughly. compared to the romney campaign which is dumping money and commercials in there nonstop. what do you think the traction is there for rick santorum? >> he is a hot candidate. sometimes after winning free contest last week he is a hot candidate. gary hart in 1984 showed up in florida and rallied at airport. he beat mondale down there. it can happen. i wouldn't say that he is as hot as hart was then but he can get a lot out of that. secondly, i don't think he expects to win michigan. that is other thing. >> bret: campaign is putting the expectations they don't expect it. >> they say they will be happy with the second place. you are leading in the polls and say you are happy to be in second place. that means to me you won't wind up in first place. but just think, if santorum won in michigan, romney home state, it would mean he is a real candidat