and hill.com analyst, juan williams. thanks both for being here.t's start with the aclu pivot. are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. we've actually see them go through the same situation years ago with the rodney king trial. but i think just to be clear, their pivot was on the double jeopardy part of their original statement and not from calling on the federal government to really look at racial and ethnic disparities in our criminal justice system. i think that is something that they're still -- >> to be clear, what i said was that the pivot was on the issue of double jeopaady and it was awful decent of the aclu to make reference to the constitution of the united states, which one would have thought they would have referenced at the outset. >> i think they got caught up in the passion of it all. >> they're not paid to get caught up in passion and neither are others who assume the mantle of national leadership. i mean, i find it extraordinary that we're watching an administration, the aclu and others who decided to race bait and use racial divis

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>> juan williams lost me also.not going in the right direction. 833,000 more americans are now on a part-time basis. fewer full-time jobs since january. that is the direction we are heading. stuart: he will never change policy. 2.4 billion people living under someone else's roof. not forming a household of their own. more than half of those are young people. age 18-24. richard, thank you very much for coming by. i find that an appalling number. over 1 million youngsters should be living at home because of the poor state of the economy, the overhanging student debt, i find that flat out appalling. >> the only way we can have the return investment, stuart, is by fixing the student loan debt crisis. i think it is pretty simple. stuart: fixing the student debt crisis? how are you going to do that? are you implying a bailout? >> stuart, not at all. we see homeowners that are not credit worthy. they are able to refinance their home debt. stuart: your suggestion is the government pays. that is a form of bailout. >> not at

that woman who said god is a racist, it's embarrassing for me as an african-american to hear juan williams msnbc, cnn talk about this case as a race case. fortunately or not, this case was decided correctly, and juan, you're trying to skirt the issue. the facts were decided correctly on this case, and don't try to say that this case was wrong and don't say it's a race case unless you're trying to hustle people to make money. i'm sick of this. >> i think that's so far off i don't know where to start. i think the verdict lacks any show of compassion or understanding for the fact -- >> you don't do that -- you don't show compassion in a criminal courtroom. >> i have to say, you know, the reason that we have juries. the reason we talk about having community people come in to be the final ashers. is because -- >> he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> it's not simply about the technical aspect -- >> in a courtroom of law, that's what it's all about, sean. that's what it's all about, juan. >> let me just say -- hang on, leo, hang on. i was -- >> you are embarrassing yourself. >> leo, i was

dana perino, fox news juan williams.for background we had sharpton's attorney on the network last night. debated al sharpton, i have invited al sharpton to partner with me, to help young kids in harlem and elsewhere, that he thinks need help. you never got back to me on those things zm so is that a fair -- to say a political assassin on the issue of race, juan? >> no, i think you're really tough and consistent on president obama. that has nothing to do about this. this is demonizing you, sean, and i think an effort to move away from the real conversation that you were speaking about. but i had lunch with al sharpton today, he called me up and asked me to come over and speak to him. i agreed to do it. his feeling is, you are attacking him. he doesn't understand. he thinks you have been friends, he thinks lots of people here at fox -- >> he's attacked me for days on his radio and tv program. this isn't just one attack, this has gone on now. >> i think that from his perspective, somehow there's something terrible going on,

we will talk about that with the co-host juan williams and if there has been a conspicuous absence of his administration in the city of chicago was one of the most important issues. next. >> president obama was quick to insert himself into the murder trial but now the attorney general seems to be attacking the inteity of the judicial system. we take up the issue next. lou: returning to the us zimmerman verdict erase politics in races play with its aftermath forr adviser to hillary clinton commitee 30 and columni and fox news political analyst want williams one negati juan williams. turning first to the idea that this verdictwith the judgment of the obama administration is suspect what evidence is there of that? >> i think what we have seen with the attorney general comment is separate from the evidence presented in the case where many african-americans in those in general say it had not started we would not be here to begin with but i think your comments earliern the show are so critical right now. we have had many tweets to say it is open season on young black males but they're faili

and then a liberal and conserve collide when juan williams will square off with allen west on the topic of race. before we get to all of that, time to welcome in our brilliant studio audience who will be here for the next 60 minutes. good to see you all. how divided is america? >> 8 absolutely. anyone say 10? >> noelle, why? >> i think barack obama when he got to be president immediately started on class warfare, and immediately started with pitting the races. our nation is more divided since he became president. i feel that within people, with money, i feel that with money, i feel that in every aspect that we can. i think obama care, i think everything that he has done has been nothing but divide us as a nation. >> more numbers, what do we have, tom? >> nine. >> off the charts. higher than ten if possible? >> i agree with nicole. obama should be a leader. i'm sorry, more playing a role of the leader. and unfortunately, i don't think that he's doing that, he has injected the race card, the child welfare card, anything to push his big government agenda, he believes more in big government

juan williams, coming up to debate the topic.s of the a tech bubble justified? don't miss this interview ahead. like we do every day at this time, let's look at energy. seeing the oil down. ♪ cheryl: talking to nicole about this early united states of america, technology, helping the s&p, and leading the dow, cisco, hp, microsoft, the big names, pfizer,pse, the tickerrings stiments coming out. we are watching a lot of things, but in particular, health care, technology, the drag right now is verizon and at&t, the telecom guys, verizon down 99 cents. bringing in nicole to talk about more about the health care companies. i know you are watching them merge. the pressure there today, nicole. what's happening? >> there is. that was a red one on theboard n arrow today with the quarterly numbers, and what's interesting talking about sales, the pharmaceutical sales company depend on exclusivity of the drugs, and then they lose the patents and the like and singular is one name that hit hard. earnings overall fell 50%. there, in the latest

juan williams. to much more on the not guilty verdict leading attorneys join us next. president obama the changes is timeline for immigration reform. tonight he has spanish-language news outlets saying immigration will hopefully have been in the fall. previously said he wanted congress to pass legislation by the end of the summer. he said he did not -- approved the piecemeal approach referring to the house approach and republican leaders say that they are staying with their approach said that calling it quits? janet napolitano leaving a post vacant as border security becomes a focus of the debate. tom ridge reacts. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accoun with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't ade like everi'm with scottrade.e. (announcer) scottrade. awarded five-stars from smartmoney magazine. i took my son fishing every year. we

we will talk about that with the co-host juan williams anif the has been a conspicuous absence of hisistration in the city of chicago was one ofthe most important issues. next >> present obama was quick to insert himself into the murder trial but now the attorney general seems to be attacking the integrity of the judicial system. we take up the issue next. we used to live with a bear. [growl] we'd aays have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was just gone. mom! [announcer] you are how you sleep. tempur-pedic. lou: returning to the us zimmerman verdict erase politics in races play with its aftermathormer adviser to hillary clinton commitee 30 and columnist and fox news political analyst want williams one negative juan williams. turning first to the idea that this verdict with the judgment of the obama administration is suspect what evidence is there of that? >> i think what we have seen with the attorney genal commen

juan williams. to much more on the not guilty verdict leading attorneys join us next. president obama the changes is timeline for immigration reform. tonight he has spanish-language news outlets saying immigration will hopefully have been in the fall. previously said he wanted congress to pass legislation by the end of the summer. he said he did not -- approved the piecemeal approach referring to the house approach and republican leaders say that they are staying with their approach said that calling it quits? janet napolitano leaving a post vacant as border security becomes a focus of the debate. tom ridge reacts. here. next. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytim two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? win! always g

and juan williams, thank you. jameu start with the aclupivot are you surprised ? >> no they went through the same situation years ago with rodney king trial, their pivot was on doub jeopardy part, not on calls on federal government to look at racial and ethnic disparities in our criminal justice system, i think that is something to be committed to. lou: to be clear. i said that pivot of on issue of double jeopardy and decent to make reference to the constitution of the united states, which one would have thought they referenced in the outset. >> i think they got cut up in the path of it all. lou: they do not get bade t pait caught up the in action, i find it ex practic extra extraordinaa administration, and aclu to use this a rare, -- been aircraft implied by his attorney general would not likely be occurring either. >> i think what you get is a situation where administration wanted to focus all of the energy, all of the upset over the verdict, away from the possibility of a second prosecution, i don't think -- just talking with people who work for justice, depart

joining me now to talk about it on the phone is juan williams, fox news political analyst. an, that last remark suggests that local prosecutors, local police and indeed the jury may have been racist because the outcome, the result would have been different had the alleged victim been white. now, is the president easing racial tension or stoking racial tension? >> caller: his intent is to ease racial tension but the risk, greg, he took by coming out, is that he will stoke racial tension because it politicizes this whole tragedy. the minute he speaks out, as he did, if you'll recall, in the professor gates aware in boston, in that case, he said he thought the police had acted stupidly, immediately left wing-right wing locked into position and, as he described it, there was not very much productive dialogue that came afterwards. i think that's why he says he's not now in favor of that kind of public airing of this whole complaint. i just wanted to say in response to what you said earlier, i'm not sure that he was indicting the jury or the process by saying if trayvon martin had

we will talk about that with the co-host juan williams and if there has been a conspicuous absence ofis administration in the city of chicago was one of the most important issues. next. >> president obama was quick to insert himself into the murder trial but now the attorney general seems to be attacking the integrity of the judicial system. we take up the issue next. if you've got it, you know how hard it can beo breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic brononchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airws for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropiumm bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your r doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breaing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, visi

juan williams is here with more.w where you are coming from, and i know we're on opposite sides of the fence here, but it seems to me, like, this really is a train wreck that obamacare really is unraveling, and democrats do not want to go into next year's election with obamacare in chaos. >> well, there's a lot of truth this morning. one, the politics of it are self-evident, they are democrats very concerned that republicans will use the affordable health care act and concern anxiety over it to beat up their candidates going in, and it will stall their efforts to retake the house of representatives. i didn't think it was great anyway, but if you're a democrat, you work to that end. secondly, truth coming to me this morning, if you look over at the white house here in washington, you will see they're bringing in added troops right now. they are gearing up because they fear that just what you're talking about. fearing they are not prepared for the roll out of obamacare, and thirdly, you mentioned it in the introduction

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. >> my friend, and our friend, juan williams is among the guests who are gathered tonight, juan is in the washington, d.c. bureau. juan, you wrote an excellent column for fox news. that suggested that both these men profiled each other. george zimmerman looked at trayvon martin and saw a person just like the people who had been convict miezing his neighborhood and making his neighbors suffer. that was the person he saw, he saw another hyde wearing thug from the neighborhood that was going to come and perpetrate another burglary or robbery. trayvon martin on his behalf, you know, the kid was living in miami with his mom, he was up in orlando, in the sanford, florida, visiting his dad, stranger in a strange place, he goes to do something perfectly legal, taking a known cut and he looks at zimmerman and in his words, sees a creepy-ass white cracker that is stalking him. they both profiled each other. should this be a race case? should the president of the united states been involved? >> no question, that race was involved geraldo, it's not a race case in the sense that i think that you k

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. >> my friend, and our friend, juan williams is among the guests who are gathered tonight, juan is in the washington, d.c. bureau. juan, you wrote an excellent column for fox news. that suggested that both these men profiled each other. george zimmerman looked at trayvon martin and saw a person just like the people who had been convict miezing his neighborhood and making his neighbors suffer. that was the person he saw, he saw another hyde wearing thug from the neighborhood that was going to come and perpetrate another burglary or robbery. trayvon martin on his behalf, you know, the kid was living in miami with his mom, he was up in orlando, in the sanford, florida, visiting his dad, stranger in a strange place, he goes to do something perfectly legal, taking a known cut and he looks at zimmerman and in his words, sees a creepy-ass white cracker that is stalking him. they both profiled each other. should this be a race case? should the president of the united states been involved? >> no question, that race was involved geraldo, it's not a race case in the sense that i think that you k

>>> hello, i'm andrea tantaros with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." the clintons are being drawn into the anthony weiner sexting scandal. new york post says they're, quote, livid about it. evidently hillary doesn't like being compared to anthony's wife huma. you remember, hillary stayed with bill after his sex ka paids, and she's standing by herman after he sent messages to a bunch of young women on the web. it is not just the clintons that have had enough. listen to david axelrod and former press secretary dee dee myers. >> at this point it is absurd, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york, he is wasting time and space. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. >> this isn't a story anybody, particularly the clintons, is happy to see splashed on the front pages and on the news relentlessly, they as much as anyone would like to see this go away. >> bill maher made an interesting point. why is anthony weiner any worse than bill clinton or -- >> i see him endlessly talking about

. >> my friend, and our friend, juan williams is among the guests who are gathered tonight, juan is in the washington, d.c. bureau. juan, you wrote an excellent column for fox news. that suggested that both these men profiled each other. george zimmerman looked at trayvon martin and saw a person just like the people who had been convict miezing his neighborhood and making his neighbors suffer. that was the person he saw, he saw another hyde wearing thug from the neighborhood that was going to come and perpetrate another burglary or robbery. trayvon martin on his behalf, you know, the kid was living in miami with his mom, he was up in orlando, in the sanford, florida, visiting his dad, stranger in a strange place, he goes to do something perfectly legal, taking a known cut and he looks at zimmerman and in his words, sees a creepy-ass white cracker that is stalking him. they both profiled each other. should this be a race case? should the president of the united states been involved? >> no question, that race was involved geraldo, it's not a race case in the sense that i think that you k

bill o'reilly says the gatekeeper doesn't prepare, but when juan williams or clarence thomas or larryhers say it, they go after him because they want to eliminate that thought from the discourse. those are the african-americans who say we have to reform ourselves, this is an inward thing. he has watched the coverage of the trayvon martin trial. he is a leader in gay-rights, covering the supreme court gay-rights decision from new york city. he is a very interesting figure. let's hope he has the courage to keep speaking out that is the most important. >> when somebody like lemon or anybody else of color can make a statement that doesn't perform what the so-called majority feels, being called names, uncle tom, we can have a diversity of opinion among people of color without that kind of name-calling. >>jon: were going to have to lee it there. good discussion. thank you so much. >> thank you. ...and a great deal. grrrr! ahhh! let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 40% off. only at hotels.com what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillip

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cohost juan williams and fox news contributor monica crowley join us. missing from this agenda. obamacare -- i mean, wasn't there something about about jobs and economy of about jobs and economy nemesis be high on the agenda? >> i think that someone forgot the number rom item. lou: he told the group a little over a week ago he really needed @%eir help. >> he made eight contribution in two speeches for jobs and economy. the economy. saying that he's focused like a laser beam on these issues. lou: how high can it be on the list of what you do next is an eight-day vacation in martha's vineyard? >> i do not begrudge him a vacation. lou: either july. but how energized as he is his next move is a data vacation. >> what is that song, i don't see the economy in as being like that song the 19. this guy wants to take on the congress for and what you saw was immigration reform, climate, those are gun control. immigration. all about fights with congress. he is trying to use organizer for america to gin up public support. lou: monica come is that a smart strategy on the part of the president

juan williams wrote an amazing piece which he nails this whole thing. there are two things going on right now. it's a guy who wanted to be a police officer who probably did something he shouldn't have done. and then there are people outside of the case who are doing things that they shouldn't do which is racial outrage. there are two sides to the thing when they come together create kind of an ugly mess. >> there is a time now it seems to me for the civil rights leaders and the president of the united states because there will be a jury decision next week. somebody will say this is not about black and white. >> is that fair? isn't that in itself racist in itself? do we really -- i think -- by the way juan's is a great piece. doesn't the black community expect more respect than to have to be told not to riot after a verdict that they might not like? >> i think you are under estimating the symbolism of this and how it can be symbolized by black leaders. it comes down to the facts of the case. i don't think this was racially motivated. i think people have

juan williams. radio talk show host, monica crowley, folks, missing from the agenda. obamacare -- i mean, wasn't there something about jobs and the economy that was suppose to be high. >> i think someone forgot the number one item. wouldn't you say? lou: he told the group he needed their help. >> he needed for their help but remember he made his 19 regular piv -- 19th pivot to job economy last week, his main political arm, now is pivoting to issues with exception of obamacare none of those issues are at top of the lists. lou: and how high can it be on the list, if what do you next is an 8 day vacation, in martha's vineyard. >> i don't begrudge him the vacation. lou: neither do i, i am just asking how energized is he about this agenda? >> look at the politics lou. what is that song, 19th nervous break down, i don't see the economy in top 19, but this is a guy, who right nowments to take on -- now wants to take on the congress, you saw in terms of list, immigration reform, and climate, gun control, those are all about fights with congress, he is trying to use organizing

joining us now from washington, fox news contributors mary katharine ham and juan williams. case all about race and, if so, are you seeing bad things if zimmerman is acquitted? >> yeah, of course it's all about race. it's been all about race from the start. remember when the media, i think, unfirly libeled zimmerman making him out to be some, you know, kkk guy who has profiled trach martin right from the start. described him to police played with the tape to make that happen. and i think right now it's sad to me because i think the media now is playing for the most primitive racial division. conservative posted to back zimmerman. liberals are supposed to back trayvon martin. i think it's become like for them you know o.j. simpson rodney king redo. and the second part of your question already you see that in sanford, florida religious leaders, civic leaders are now having to go out and hold meetings with the community trying it say don't have a riot if somehow, you know, zimmerman is acquitted of this crime. >> bill: what do you think mary katharine? do you think bad things a

based on what you see from al sharpton, jesse jackson, people like juan williams say it is sharpton, jackson that want to keep stoking this controversy and he says they refuse to live with this verdict, and juan says i have a big problem with that. >> it seems a little overwrought, like they're trying to live in the past. i don't think this case, if they were going to make a stand, try to change something in the community, change america, there are many other issues they could have chosen. why they chose this one that had the thinnest of evidence, and the prosecution could not get a jury to decide whawanted, call for a violent protest, they're not calling for a violent protest, calling for a protest. if you think back to last summer. remember we did stories about flash mobs and violence, sometimes in the summer in july in particular you tend to get this type of spontaneous eruption. this is more of a planned thing. but i think that the occupy movement actually has more to do with this than maybe you would have thought of last week. they needed something to do and they're fueling this

juan williams, nina easton, and charles krauthammer. welcome to you all. juan, i'll start with you.here are we in the middle of this, should we be in the middle of this? >> we are in the middle because of our support for military as you heard in the report earlier in the show, shannon, and you know, that comment, that quote we just heard, which is well, you know, this is an example where foreign aid paid off, because otherwise the military would be up for grabs, including its weaponry, is true. so the united states has a major lever to operate in the midst of this fight, and one that could, in fact, act to keep the muslim brotherhood from supporting morsi. so farther the lone element left to do so. so what we can see here in the 24 to 48 hours to come is uncertain, but it looks like the one stable element in this very combustible mix is the one the united states has some entree to, and that's the egyptian military. >> nina, how much will it look like the u.s. is somehow involved if it is the military that comes out on top. >> and how times have changed. i mean, the military, after a

. >> juan williams. >> do you mind for a second? >> guys, i am trying to do something over here. >> his campaign is bill o'reilly yells at me. can he win at that? >> that's something everyone can relate to, so sure. >> how about this guy? >> he is the host of "red eye." i forgot his name. >> the host of "red eye" is brett bier. >> that looks like a mug shot. >> this is andy levy shortly after his arrest. i did not think it was illegal to creep people out on the subway. indeed it is. that's jeremy piven. he will be running for mayor. >> no it is not. >> okay before make up. just kidding. that is ellen degeneres. next up, who is that? >> that is -- oh he is an actor. >> close, leonardo dicaprio. what did we learn about new yorkers and the politician hopefuls ? this is the first thing i taped and i have yet to speak to anyone. >> medocr tie y. >> i was going say meed yolker job. bill, did anybody recognize both my picture and want me to run for mayor? >> yes. i am not going answer which one. there are a lot of people i knew about the m

charges, and that woman that said god is a racist, it is embarrassing as an african-american to hear juan williams, msnbc, cnn talk about this case as a race case. >> bam! smackdown one. >> that man is a disgrace to humanity. >> why? >> because he is a loud mouthed -- i know he is a loud mouth who cashes in on everything. >> i think tavis smiley says we don't care about black children, number one, and went on to compare what happened to newtown, i thought it was totally different. you have these tiny kids, almost preschoolers gunned down in a classroom, then you have a tragedy after a scuffle at nighttime in florida, how you can make comparison between the two is incredible, where you see race in that is unfathomable. >> what about black on black crime in urban neighborhoods people don't seem to be caring about, in chicago, in detroit, in los angeles, in new york city. yet it falls on deaf ears. they disparage the justice system and six women that served faithfully to do their duty. >> bob, you're defending al sharpton, sorry, eric. defending al sharpton to get between you. if al sharpton made tha

juan williams gave great advice not just for blacks but for everybody. stay in school. wait to get married. don't have kids out of wedlock. it's the fastest path to poverty. eric holder and barack obama have had every opportunity. president obama's black father left him when he was two years old. his white mother raised him. he had every opportunity to go to school. yet he identifies with his father. he has an opportunity to step up as a role model and he should. >> he understood his life as a black man in america -- >> that time has passed. >> not it has not. >> we have to leave it there. when anthony weiner promises to stay in the new york mayoral race. his cringe-worthy press conference, next. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed

but we spoke to juan williams, fox news political analyst, and he said weiner should indeed be very worried about what the clintons decide to do next, if anything. listen. >> anthony weiner has no choice but to care about what the clintons think because the clintons control big donors. the democratic party establishment is run by barack obama and the clintons, and if that establishment refuses to give money, support, activists, to the weiner campaign, he is a dead duck. >> a lot of political analysts would agree that he is a dead duck, but as with many politicians and many scandals he may be the last person to realize and accept that. >> shepard: it's possible. thank you. big trouble to or two stars of the show "real housewives of new jersey." joe and teresa giudice, they're in federal court today facing a slew of fraud charges. a judge released each of them on $500,000 bond. a witness tell says that the couple was very professional and there were no tears -- helpful -- so probably see a very different side of them on the tele. >> you are [bleep]. stupid [bleep]. [bleep] [screaming] [bleep]