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grinle spokesman to the last four members ambassador united nations and jim pinkerton, and analyst juan williams, i'm joan scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> we're not going to balance the budget in ten years because if you look at what paul ryan does to balance the budget, it means that you have to voucherize medicare, you have to slash deeply into programs like medicaid. my goal is not to chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance. >> jon: so president obama there appearing on abc telling george stephanopoulos that balancing the budget is not his goal and attacking congressman paul ryan for the budget that he proposed. so, jim, to you first. did the media ignore the president's contention that a balanced budget is not really in the realm for him? >> i don't think the media have ever thought of that as a particularly high goal for themselves and yet, as scott loopo, american conservative and matt miller "the washington post," both pointed out the problem the president's had on this sort of moderate budget course he's trying to strike, which is part tax increases and part this a

top story tonight reaction joining us from washington is mary katharineham and juan williams both a fox news analyst. juan, i assume you are on the big government side. >> you are right mr. o'reilly. >> well, you just want to is sit there and look dopey or tell me why. >> typically you say to me give me a one word answer please you. yes, i'm on the side of big government in this instance activist government just recently got this country out of recession. i think they bailed out wall street and wall street right now is doing very well for a lot of people who have investments, pensions, so that's good news. i think an activist government is responsible for helping out america's seniors. when you think about medicare, social security, nobody says oh, that's evidence that you have got your hand out. no, that's a government program that helps to protect vulnerable people in society. >> without any proof, because it's purely speculation. you say that all the trillions of stimulus money has worked and thought economy is on the right track. okay. i mean, but, again, it's speculation. you don't

and juan williams and michael reagan. here, almost such, almost spending exactly what we spent last year, but if you listen to president panic, he wants to scare the living hell out of the american people, inflict as much harm as possible to make his political point. tsa, kids won't have immunizatio immunizations, you want to hurt poor children, or hurt the kids in poverty he actually said that. i just for the life of me, if we can't make this cut, we can't survive as a country. >> well, i disagree. i think that, you know, most americans, we had a fox poll today 45% of americans think that this sequester is negative and going to have negative consequences for our overall economy. i mean, the way that you describe it, sean, you'd say you know what? there's no difference between our responsibilities last year and this year, but you know what? we're growing, we're a growing country, we want the economy to grow. we have more-- >> the economy is not growing after four years, it's contracting. >> what's that. >> sean: the econo

juan williams, chris stirewalt and, lis weihl. >> the dow jones industrials at a new record high. what is the deal about cyprus? legendary wall street investor wilbur ross puts it in perspective for us tonight. >> lou: he's getting more and more excited about shale gas and the potential for it to revitalize the economy, joining is legendary investor, wilbur ross, chairman and ceo of w. l. ross and company, one of the world's leading private equity firms. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> lou: the markets are obviously on a tear. we are starting to hear a lot of buzz about, it is going to collapse. i won't name names, but some news organizations, business press suggesting the market could drop 5 or 10%. they might as well say 20 or 30%, while they're at it. your thoughts? >> well, i think it proves that all the hullabaloo about sequestration ruining the country is not believed by wall street. >> lou: and apparently wall street doesn't believe the higher taxes part of the rhetoric, either. >> well, i think the higher taxes are a problem, but, they are a surmountable problem, p

what with what justice alito had to say, juan williams, he said we don't have an ability to see into the future. we're talking about an institution that's newer than cell phones and the internet. a pretty strong statement i felt from him. >> well, i think it was strong. the whole idea is, and i think that jay is exactly right. the argument today is largely about standing, but the overall tone was one of reluctance to make a ruling here and picks up on the man who is identified as the likely swing vote in in whole affair, which is justice kennedy, and kennedy just said recently why should nine unelected men or women, you know, who have a narrow legal background be allowed to make a decision of this momentous consequence for the entire society which is sort of, gee, i'm just a supreme court justice, why are you asking me? but i'm got to see when you look at this issue it looks like these men and women are afraid of it in some sense because it is so divisive, sean. >> sean: and what jay said, they don't want -- roe vs wade was always bad law and i think that they-- >> well, i disagree.

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juan williams, who has been a guest on this program also wrote about the race issue, saying talking aboute in the context of guns would also mean taking on a subject that can't be addressed bypassing a law. the family breakdown issues that leave too many minority children to find social status and power in guns. is he right? will the media note? >> he's right, but the media won't talk about that. rand paul was 100% correct in his analysis, you can be somebody who wants to end gun vials and support gun control like i do and know that the things proposed would not prevent that massacre from happening at that school. and so, he says the media is not doing their job, they're just reflexively saying anything that's gun control will solve the problem rather than analyzing and saying, let's look what kind of guns have been used in the killings? >> why are the media not looking at mental illness or some other contributing factors? >> because there's such a political component they want to play on this. if you're going to eliminate gun violence, you might as well as talk about eliminating sin. it'

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radio talk show host laura ingram and fox news political analyst juan williams.at do you make of the president's so called charm offensive? is sudden interest in spending quality time with republicans. sincere or theater? >> one of the more interesting things we learned about this week was the washington post story that said in fact the president's ambition over the next ten years is not to pass anything or are to govern. it is to highlight republicans as a problem and paint them as the issue and beat them in the 204 election so that then he has the house and the senate and the white house as he did in the first term and can pass whatever he wants again. the charm offense one of the problems is they got caught right in the sequester. they went out and he look is so obviously to be campaigning and got asked a lot of questions about why he was on the road rather than trying to solve the problem. he can't be obvious about the strategy if it is, indeed, a strategy they are pursuing. >> chris: julie, the white house says that the president came to the conclusion that

joining us from washington mary katharineham and fox news analyst juan williams. an, this nurse put her job ahead of the woman's life and you say? >> i don't have words for that, bill. it's inhumane. i don't think there is any way that if it's my mom that there would be any excuse for her behavior in that circumstance. i don't think that there is anything here but somebody losing their humanity. as i understand it she wasn't a nurse. she was a resident services director. her boss is telling her that at this type of home. it's not a nursing home. it's a senior living facility, that they don't provide medical attention and medical services. so maybe they were in fear of some kind of liability if they do something wrong. >> bill: it doesn't really matter though, juan, does it? >> it doesn't matter what they're in fear of or what the boss says. mary katharine, it doesn't matter. you have a choice. you can try to save the lady's life who is lying on the floor, all right? or you can do nothing because your idiot boss says it's against our policy. >> no, i agree. >> bill:

juan williams, thank you so much.the senate floor, senator rand paul is filibustering the nomination of john brennan. he was nominated to lead the cia. we had senator rand paul on our program last week and he had concerns about this and wants a statement from the administration about the use of drones in this country. he was trying to force the administration to come out and say that they are not going to use drones now or ever against americans on our soil. we know it has been controversial. but this is something that the senator feels very strongly about, and that is why he wants some sort of policy explanation from this administration. that is why he is filibustering or delaying the potential vote that would pass him through to be the head of the cia. we will keep track of what he has to say and bring any news as it happens, that is what is happening now on the senate floor. outside the locker room, the biggest winter storm of the season. it hammered the midwest and parts of the ohio river valley. pictures there of

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, andrea tantaros and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: for the first time in quite some time we are seeing a filibuster on the floor of the u.s. senate. you are looking live at senator rand paul who vowed to hold up the nomination of john brennan to be the next c.i.a. director. he wants answers from the president on the drone execution program. more on that in a minute. but first, president obama has gone too far this time, even for him. he tried to scare us on sequestration, but america seems to be getting along just fine. he said janitors were getting pink slips. they weren't now. he is punishing the kids. no more white house tours for the kids. he let thousands of illegals go free, though. are you getting it, folks? do you see what is hang here? president obama wants to punish us. hope and change is scare and blame. we're on to the game. case and point, spending. anyone with half a brain really think he wants to cut spending a punny? my pal alan combs walked in a buzz saw when bi

let's bring in juan williams, fox news political analyst to react to this. e vast, large percentage, juan, of the cuts in this is, what, 40% of the 4.6 trillion? cuts saying, bye-bye to obamacare. what do you think of that? >> well, the talk in washington is this is fanciful, just not likely to happen at the moment, so how realistic is the plan? on the other hand, it plays well with the conservative base, and, you know, congressman ryan made the point recently that seniors voted more mitt romney, and his district, ryan's district in wisconsin and a lot of the republican districts around the country so they are basically saying we're in aggressive mode or feel we don't have anything to apologize for in. in terms of the budget process, is this realistic? we want to say this holds up well compared to what the democrats roll out in the senate this afternoon, senator murray and obama will be in a democratic caucus to unvail the democratic budget proposal. there's a sense of concern about whether or not ryan is put himself a little bit on the margins by saying righ

juan williams, nina easton and charles krauthammer. talk about a rebel-backed leader stepping down. there is a dispute if the others will accept the resignation but he didn't feel like there was backing. >> rebels are upset that he wanted to engage in conversation with the regime how it could be settled. is there a possibility of the truce deal? the rebels -- this is a problem. the rebels didn't want it and saw it as traitor, and they want to take out assad. which is fine from the u.s. point of view. but there is a tremendous cost. if you send in arms and they're enemy of the united states are they going to use weapons against the united states and against israel? this is a huge problem. >> shannon: tough to vet the folks. bipartisan legislation introduced on the hill by the democrat republican lawmakers who want to vet the rebels so we can offer u.s. assistance. going back to last summer. hillary clinton, the head of the c.i.a. agreed to set up a program to vet and support. vet first, support and shape the opposition that was emerging

i want to show particularly the audience and juan williams as well showing a new budget deal focus, ild like to show as well as you look there was% believe sequester is absolutely necessary in order to get a budget deal cut, we have that? we don't have it. 57%. >> 57% say the question is how would the country get the budget deficit under control, 57% say automatic, unless it is forced down their throat throats, it wt happen. lou: you have to give it up for the american people, they are not getting ps but all of this, they know what is going on. >> they also said 55% it should be a combination of cuts and taxes. that doesn't exempt the republicans. >> the fox news poll shows 83% of americans believe we have a huge spending problem in this country. the sequester is a confusing word, fiscal cliff was confusing, the president got tax hikes and spending cut last time. i am not saying th that people o took this poll knew what was going on, but this is confusing stuff and would everybody agrees on overwhelmingly is we have to cut government. lou: the "washington post" is giving four pinocchi

joining us from rawght, mary katharineham and juan williams. both fox news analysts. yuan, what do you think about the point that being influenced by college campuses? >> i don't think you are right, bill. i think back to the 60's. i think the college campuses were afire with liberal madness at that point. you know, anive at this war protest. sexual revolution and the like and richard next son won -- nixon won the white house. in the 80's college campuses were very liberal but lots of young people liked ronald reagan answered obviously had two terms in the white house. i guess i disagree with that idea. in fact, on college campuses today i think kids are pretty conservative. >> bill: here is why you are desperately wrong, juan. two wreensz. anti-vietnam was a very narrow cast. and you and i were in college at the time. it was centered on the vietnam war. it took a lot of colleges by surprise, the we hem nens of it there wasn't before that a history of left wing faculties. some were, some weren't. now, the very people who were protesting are running the college campuse

the only one that is hard is robertg.beckel and "the juan williams." >> greg: people are tweeting bobou dept get the tweets. they are horrible. >> bob: most are horrible. >> kimberly: i see them and i think i hope he doesn't see them. >> greg: they forget that it's robert g. beckel. people assume it's your twitter handle. >> dana: we'll explain. happy birthday twitter. the next thing we talk about is a school that nixed the annual honors night because it made some students who were not getting honored feel bad. that decision coming up. ♪ ♪ 6:00 eastern. now have back to new york and five five. five -- and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: massachusetts principal nixed the school's honors night because it might upset kids who didn't make the grade. dave wrote parents to ips witch school. this can also be de stating to a child who worked extremely hard in a difficult class but n a high grade has not been point average. so they will be celebrated as a school assembly. yea. as for angry parents the prescription pal said he knew there would be pushback. >> we knew there would be pus pushback. what

joining us now, juan williams, he is a fox news political analyst as you well know. s your thinking about the reason behind the president's slide in the polls on the economy, juan? >> independent voters, jon, who were previously convinced that president obama really had a better handle on the economy than the republicans, and now if you look inside the poll numbers that you just cited, what you see is that independents have gone over the edge and now favor republicans slightly to the president. so i think that this in fact is an evidence of the success of a republican strategy. the republican strategy in the midst of the sequester is to say the sequester is going to happen but if the president is a real leader he'll accept some latitude from us and make the sequester less painful for all americans. the president as you know turned that down. i'm not sure it was a sincere offer by the way. but the president turned it down. and i think lots of people thought this guy is really not interested in a deal, he's trying to make it more painful to make his point. and they agre

jenna: juan williams is a fox news political analyst.juan, only dates and what do we have to show for it, either side, really? >> at this point you'd say nothing. if you want to be harsh about it. jenna, there is a reality which is that there is so much static in the air between the two sides, so much antagonism that actually i think there were some, important platforms laid out this week. one is, for example, the president simply said, this is not about 2014. i'm genuinely he said to the republicans, and the republicans in the senate yesterday, i'm genuinely trying to make a deal. and here are specific areas of commonality, areas where we agree, and of course things he had not said publicly, like here is what i'm willing to do with medicare which is a huge driver of the deficit, here is what i'm willing to do so the peps could hear that for themselves and the complaint that there had been a lack of transparency. maybe there had just been john boehner or two or three people in the room, that starts to boil away. it's very clear one, the

juan williams said that stepping on the word jesus is an exercise in critical thinking, would he think the same thing if the word was obama. dr. m, withholding the name, university of arizona. juan needs to wise up. atmosphere toward conservative teachers in in school is hostile. amy withholding a name. cal state university. i've been victimized and heard my professors call christians ignorant bigots. it's difficult to disagree with someone who holds your grade point average in his hands. from columbus, georgia. i wrote a letter to president of florida university expressing shock. it's because of you that they happen. and you and bernie goldman miss the primaries and people like leno and lauer are pounded and the pay for tv personalities has increased at a rate far in excess of the average person. so what, ron? that's the free marketplace. icons make a huge corporations a huge amount of money. just because an american makes big bucks, that means they can be attacked verbally, slandered, abused? think about that. carol wright, maine. o'reilly, you and bernie agree that the tv business i

reaction, joining its from washington, mary katharine ham and juan williams both fox news analysts. i saw righteous anger from you when you got fired from npr. do you remember that? >> buddy, i can remember it loud and clear. i think that's a moment when righteous fury is justified and there are those moments -- when i think about some of the stuff have you done defending children in this society from people who are perverts and abusers, the whole jessica's law thing, that's deserved righteous indignation. you are talking here about the federal budget? this is a major crisis in our time. we have to figure it out. i'm not sure i agree with you. i think alan is right. i think the president has reduced trajectory of spending in our country. when you stand up and make the case i listened, bill, i must tell you something, i don't think it helps you when you yell liar when you call people bs agents and all of that. i think it diminishes the substance of what you have to say and do you have substance. you have an argument. >> bill: i said the use of the word liar was not a good -- that i s

the only one that is hard is robertg.beckel and "the juan williams." >> greg: people are tweeting bob you dept get the tweets. they are horrible. >> bob: most are horrible. >> kimberly: i see them and i think i hope he doesn't see them. >> greg: they forget that it's robert g. beckel. people assume it's your twitter handle. >> dana: we'll explain. happy birthday twitter. the next thing we talk about is a school that nixed the annual honors night because it made some students who were not getting honored feel bad. that decision coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. campbell's. all right that's a fifth-floor probleok.. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you

juan williams, good to have you on. thank you. >> thank you for having me, jon.eat leading and a great conversation. a lot of ground to cover there. in the meantime jodi arias is returning to court today, her lawyers planning to call a domestic violence expert to the stand. of course this is in her murder trial, which could mean more scrutiny of her relationship with travis alexander. will the strategy of blaming the victim save her life or backfire? we'll take a closer look. police in some states expanding the use of red light cameras. critics say they are violating privacy rights to do it. the latest on the legal battles, next. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is a reason to look twice. the stunning lexus es. get great values on your favorite lexus models during the command performance sales event. this is theursuit of perfection. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing tha

juan williams, with the hill. and sindcated columnist charles krauthammer.e new secretary of defense and his response. >> that wasn't a vigorous defense of the united states. it was adequate. somewhat flat. but in trying to understand karzai, i'm beginning to tend toward accepting the irrationality of the irrational. i'm getting there with kim jong un. we look for rational answers why he did "x" or "y." with karzai, he is unstable. i don't want to speculate about his psychological health but the way he acts and the way he speaks he is mercurial and largely incomprehensible. it makes no sense whatsoever to accuse the united states of collaborating with the enemy unless you want america to leaf because we saw the reaction from joe manchin to angeer the americans in to leaving which will leave him alone. without any support, without any state run and he will end up at the top of the lamp post. as happened to the soviet, the leader of afghanistan in the sew yet days after the soviets left. the only possible irrationm explanation he promised the people he would t

juan williams, columnist with the hill. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.ay unconditional negotiations. it sounded like he was headed that way. >> as the statement you just showed one of the most important ever made by a president of the united states about arab-israeli peace. what essentially you said to the palestinians and the world is settlements are a problem. but the main issue is israeli security and palestinian statehood. if you can achieve that. in other words, if you get peace between palestinian state and jewish state you draw the line. everybody understands when the line is drawn between the territories, israeli settlements -- the israeli settlement on the palestinian side will all be evacuated. so he is saying the problem will be solved if there is a peace agreement. it's not an obstacle. because as in gaza, all the settlements were removed. there will not be settlements or jews on the palestinian side of the line. this is a way to truly undercut the palestinian argument. and this is what abbas has been now saying for all of obama's first term.

joining me now is colonel oliver north and juan williams, welcome back to "hannity". >> good evening. >> sean: juan let's go country by country. north korea threatens to nuke us. they have a video showing them blowing up our capitol. what has obama done? nothing. china, they're stealing our secrets. what has obama done? nothing. iran's advancements of nuclear weapons? nothing. russian flying over american air space? what happened. nothing. the only thing i see this president is doing is kissing the backside of the muslim brotherhood leader by giving him $250,000 taxpayer dollars and f 16 jets what. is he going to do about these acts after gregs? >> you know, i get diplomacy don't appeal to you. i guess sanctions don't appeal to you. what appeals to you is going to war. >> sean: i said asked you a question. what is he going to do, juan? >> okay. let's take a look at iran. we've imposed sanctions and sent a fleet out there so we have fleets in the area. >> sean: sanctions are not working. >> we sent military armtments to the area to make it clear, don't mess around. we have been talking

helping me answer the questions and much more, colonel oliver north and juan williams, gentlemen, welcome back to "hannity." >> sean. >> sean: let's go country by country. north korea threatens to nuke us. they have a new video out showing them blowing up our capital. what has obama done, nothing. china cyber warfare and stealing our secrets, what has obama done, nothing. iran's advancement with nuclear weapons, nothing. and russia flying over air space, nothing. and syria, nothing. only thing i see the president doing kissing the back side of a muslim brotherhood leader morsi giving him 250 million in and jets. what's he going to do. >> i guess diplomacy don't appeal to you, and working with our allies doesn't appeal to you. no, what appeals to you, sean, is go to war. >> sean: i didn't say go to war. i asked you a question, what has he done, not a thing. russia with weapons over our air space, what is he going to do. >> not only impose sanctions, but sent the fleet out there and-- >> sanctions? >> no, no, i said we've sent military armaments to the area. >> sean: what do we do with nort

and joining me analyst, juan williams and chairman of the faith freedom coalition ralph reed. >> sean: good to see you. >> good to be with you, sean. >> sean: this is madness, they can't say, yes, no, they contradict themselves. give an answer. >> i think the answer should be no. >> sean: should be, but it's not. >> the thing is if an airplane and by the way senator graham has said this, if an airplane is headed toward the world trade center again and we have the ability to knock that plane out of the sky. >> sean: we have to do it. >> that's what we're talking about because the congress has authorized the president, president bush to go after and kill terrorists. >> sean: that's the not what the essence of rand paul's question and the fact that they left the door, then tried to qualify, well, we don't imagine, we don't intend, that's very ambiguous language. ralph reed, what do you think? >> well, what's happened here, sean, is real simple. a president who ran saying he was going to be the most transparent administration in u.s. history, condemned what he called the bush administrati

panel, newt gingrich, evan byah, jennifer rubin of the "washington post" and, fox news analyst juan williamse but want to see the court make a sweeping decision or a narrow decision to leave it where it is now in various state legislatures. >> they are making the point, look at the percentage of support. if that is true, over time the american people will indicate that through elections and primaries and referendums. they would be far better off to decide the cases on the narrowest possible grounds. >> chris: you wouldn't want to see a sweeping decision against -- >> a huge mistake and undermine respect for the judiciary. >> chris: senator, how far would you like to see the court go and how far do you expect them to go. >> it means trying to read the mind of justice kennedy and my guess is he'd be reluctant to strike down the laws of the 41 states that currently prohibit same sex marriage or allow civil unions. but, on the other hand, seize the broad sweep of history here, the direction the country is moving, which is to embrace same sex unions, morerobustly and i k you will see middle groun