wayne rogers, jonathan, michelle fields and juan williams. welcome in everybody. as we celebrate memorial day the obama administration is under fire for treating our heros like zeros. our veterans are suffering and dying because of government incompetence. i received a call from a republican congresswoman that alert med to the fact that the va was highly unionized. that set off bells and alarms in my head. so we did a little digging here and here's what we found. nearly 8 in 10 va workers are unionized. that came as a complete shock to me and everyone watching right now. no one is talking about the union angle to this va scandal. is this a big reason why our vets are being mistreated? >> absolutely. unions are standing in the way of real reform happening at the va. they keep saying well it's because we need more money. well, we need more staff. that's not the case at all. it's them. they are the problem. they are the one who is are standing in the way of real reform and they are the ones who are not allowing things to happen. that's it. plain and simple. >> and wa

lou: with that, of juan williams, and there is such a thing -- a strange setting taking place. so as a potent force in this election. looking at the g.o.p. establishment or the unified strategy across the country leading the of republicans to victory. >> that is an important point because even from speaker boehner even with the heritage what you see is say appreciation for the tea party with the energy and when he was mocking people he said he likes them but some of these guys are just out to line their pockets but he made it clear that he wants their energy and the party needs that. they want to the teapartier but he wants to get immigration done. lou: he is trying to kill the two-party single-handedly. but perhaps as he suggested mckee rights from a different perspective. he does it well but i would argue with john boehner does not want to be the republicans that are there than he began the speaker but you have to represent the group. he would not be the speaker today without the energy of the tea party. he wants death their voice but not their voice. their voices loud and cl

juan williams thank you. >> ed rollins thank you. >> thank you. >> great to be with you. lou: to latest to marine jail for two months in mexico who case has been all but ignored by boobama administration. by the president. publicly. 25-year-old sergeant andrew, today had his first hearing in court, after he was arrested on march 31, as he mistakenly crossed border with registered his registered guns in his pickup truck. there was not -- we're told much progress, because the sergeant fired his attorney for allegedly telling him to lie to mexico an authorities. he is scheduled to appear in court again with a new attorney. that hearing is sit for next wednesday. >> we have yet to hear the president of the united states speak about a man who is an active member of the u.s. marine corps, and who is a veteran of the conflicts in afghanistan and iraq. be sure to vote in on-line poll, do you believe it is disgraceful that president obama hay been unable to bring home marine saeurpblsergeant tamarisi and ht mentioned his name since high was jailed in mexico? >> here are last night

. >> once you impose the wishful thinking about -- >> and speaking of foreign policy, juan williams in the house, joining us to weigh in on the president's foreign policy vision and what a tough week it's been for the president in the public eye. hello, everybody. live from the nation's capitol starts right now. with news that eric shinseki is now out the door, the fallout continues at 42 veterans facilities across the country, tied to a scandal in which employees conspired to hide months long waiting times for those vets who needed care. the resignation coming on the heels of that explosive government reports, confirming claims the average wait time is up to 24 days with some 1700 patients waiting up to four months just to see a doctor in phoenix. congressional lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pushing hard for change, but repairing a broken health care system meiered in years of ent will no easy fix. jo joining us now, jeff dunham. congressman, welcome. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> let's talk for a moment about what's going on. we know that we have a great deal to

in the other corner, an outraged juan williams. >> the g.o.p.ent is apoplectic over hillary clinton. hillary clinton is to blame for between gaze. hillary clinton is to blame for nigeria. hillary clinton is to blame for monica lewenski. >> glad you admit it. >> hillary clinton was a terrible secretary of state. >> i'm glad you admit it. >> you are going crazy. this is not only you are beating her you are beating her about the head and generating sympathy for her. >> be careful about your aanalogies. first of all, let's be clear, she is going to have to cough up these medical records and describe this. this was a serious. look, the center for disease control says a concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury. >> joining us now from washington mary katharine ham and juan williams. are your arms tired from carrying all that water for mrs. clinton. >> i love your introduction thank you william. but i must say it's getting easier because they are generating on the right such sympathy for mrs. clinton. >> how do you know that though? >> i'm telling

let me start with you juan williams. what is a speaker doing to turn this over to the democrats single-handedly? >> he has a different point of view. the problem for the national party is they tried to do outreach they believe that constituency is far religious outlook strong catholic sam business oriented but they lose them over the immigration issue. cater thinks this is the way to get them with the open window in june and july after the republican primary is done in this thread of the tea party candidate is past and at that point he can get this done with his caucus in the house. >> i do not agree. i do not this -- i do not agree but no disrespect. the majority of republicans is the house are not satisfied. they want to do it individually with different elements will take a period of time. 1986 the white house was involved and it took five years as a bipartisan effort. if this is not become bipartisan will not help the problem of with that john boehner has basically is way out in front of his own members and his criti

steve hayes is with us, juan williams, and larry sabado is with us. steve, i'm thinking jack kingston's a conservative. david perdue is a conservative. >> i think the tea party versus establishment mean that's been pushed by the mainstream medium while there's some truth to it has been overdone. if you go back and look at the georgia senate debates on the republican side, i remember the third debate which was back in february. you had perdue open up with an opening statement in which he called for bold entitlement reform. he stumbled on revenues versus tax increases. this is not someone who is a castle type from delaware. he's pretty conservative. >> what do you think, larry, as we look at the races here tonight? we had mixed results this week and last week. i would think everybody would agree they didn't want to have a situation like todd akin like last time. that's part of where some people were getting more involved in the primary process, right? >> absolutely. look, i think what you just said applies to the two most important races so far tonight.

here with reaction is juan williams and colonel alan west. what does it take?s president obama not have the stomach to sign the pink slip? what is it? >> i'm amused by that litany you just read. i think it is extreme. i don't think it's accurate, but i think you're on to a point about accountability. i think everybody has to be held accountable, but loyalty is all a factor. i think president obama is shy about throwing people under the bus. in the case of eric shinseki, there's a large dose of regret all around. nobody thinks he was out to hurt veterans. they think he's a decorated military hero, a general, someone who cared deeply about the veterans and today indicated he was lied to. i think you're going to see more heads roll down the line and possibly criminal investigations about people who were lying to get bonuses from the government. >> i do think general shinseki was committed. i think he wanted to finish the mission. colonel west, what do you think about this? if anyone should have been fired, it should have been holder, sebelius, lerner. what about b

juan williams is a fox news analyst. when you look at the vote it is not monolettic.d it can be voted down in separate voting blocks. republicans traditionally had a lock on one block. >> women are the majority of voters in all of the presidential elections over the last four cycles. if it was a matter of votes of white women, you would have republicans in the white house every time. but looking at the votes of all women, and especially minority women, you get a different result. that's why you had obama elected twice. in the recent poll done by pugh. there was a plus 12 advantage for republicans in terms of white women going into the midterms. but over all, all women, women of all races it is plus four for the democrats when it comes down to looking at 2016, it is it a battle now with which republicans make the argument especially to the blue collar moms. swing voters. it is more important to fix the economy than put a woman in the white house. >> that is geared to a hillary clinton or maybe a elizabeth warren? >> that's right. right now, looking at the polls, mrs. c

here with reaction, juan williams and kirsten powers.hink kirsten and i are going to be on team hannity tonight. >> i call team jill. >> fair enough. i'm on team jill, i really am. juan, here is a white house that pays women 8 8 cents for every dollar they pay men and gender gap in wages and his own payroll draws scrutiny. if this is true, does that make them hypocritical like obama's white house. >> i think you're so off base. obviously in the white house case they have women who populate lower level jobs at a gate great -- numbers? >> really. the median annual salary for women in the white house was 65 grand and $73,729. >> that's apples and oranges. we have the cabinet level and senior white house levels than women. that's just the reality. >> got a lock of shock -- >> what does that say about the white house they don't have senior women? are they qualified? that's an indictment in itself. >> well, okay, we can have that conversation, i think you should have more, but the fact is that the numbers that sean was siting here, i mean, rea

joining us to the talk about the politics of all this, juan williams, fox news political analyst. charlie hirt, is a columnist at "the washington times." six years into his term, juan, we're getting another appeal for shovel-ready projects. why did not this get done the first time around? >> well, what you had was other projects that were, at the time, thought to be shovel ready. of course what we later learned from vice president biden they were not quite as ready as they thought in terms of immediate injection into the economy. right now you're at a point where there is, from the democratic white house perspective, need for additional stimulus-type spending. jon, as you know, that word stimulus is politically toxic these days. so you have republicans saying, look at the deficit, look at the spending, questioning whether or not the first round of spending actually had the results that they had hoped. jon: charlie, you know, i cross the bridge a fair amount. i live up in that general direction. if i want to go across that bridge in my car, costs me about 5 to six bucks, depending o

juan williams, charlie hurt, thank you both. >> thanks, jon. patti ann: we're awaiting more reaction from nancy pelosi after the house minority leader appointed a full complement of five democrats to the house select committee investigating the benghazi terror attack. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with that story for us. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. house party leaders insist hillary clinton and john kerry can handle themselves just fine when it comes to the tough questions asked by the committee, but some less familiar names may need a little help. we were expecting to hear from house democratic leader nancy pelosi this hour, the day after she announced the democrats will fully participate in the benghazi select committee. the members she named, elijah couple, adam smith, tammy duckworth are the five members who will represent the democrats. here's cummings on their role. >> so i feel that i owe it to the families of ambassador stevens and the other brave americans who lost their precious lived

from "the weekly standard," steve hayes, juan williams and larry is with us. as i look and listen to what they are reporting here tonight steve i'm thinking jack kingston is a conservative, purdue is a conservative. they are trying to make every race tea party versus establishment. i don't think it fits in every case, do you. the tea party versus establishment mean that's been pushed by the mainstream media while there's some truth to it has been overdone. you go back and look at the debates, i remember the third debate which was back in february, you had perdue basically open up with an opening statement in which he called for bold entitlement reform. yes he later stumbled on the question of revenues versus tax increases this is not somebody who sort of an arlen specter or ca cassill from delaware. >> we had some mix results. the tea party in nebraska won last week. everyone agrees they didn't want a situation of todd aiken like last year. >> absolutely. look, i think what you just said applies to the two most important races by far tonight. first kentucky. t

juan williams, is a fox news political analyst. nina easton, senior editor and washington columnist for "fortune" magazine, also a fox news contributor. nina, you say it is important, and you think that republicans should be stressing the fact that they got some democratic support on this lois lerner vote? >> well, i think the problem here is that while there's a lot of questions still to be answered on the irs scandal, what lois lerner knows for example, and on benghazi, you know, was this white house creating a false narrative about a terrorist attack in order to boost their prospects in the midterm, in the presidential election? these are real questions. i'm concerned that republicans are going to be guilty of overreach. let's reach back to 1998. we all covered that. that was the impeachment scandal with monica lewinsky and, you know, that backfired on republicans. they lost five seats in the house and the public really wasn't along for that ride. they, they actually rallied around mostly, rallied around the president. jon: yeah

here to analyze fox news contributor juan williams. i mean, juan, what's your take?here be anything that she is worried about that could come out in this select committee investigation? that she hasn't doesn't want to deal with on áyub campaign trail? >> i don't think thee wants to deal with the whole issue. i think everybody on the democratic sighted, wishes it would go away to some extent. in terms of the damage, which i think is the hard heart of the question, laura. so far we don't have anything that would indicate there is any damage to hillary clinton. i do think that with the formation of the select committee today, what you are getting at here is the opportunity to subpoena hillary clinton, bring her back before the congress. attempt to somehow get something more out of her. even if you don't get something, what you are doing is putting the spotlight back on a potential flaw in her resume and saying hey, aren't you responsible? i think that's what republicans are are doing. if there is a conspiracy here, i guess it's a conspiracy of hating on hillary by repub

wayne rogers, jonathan, michelle fields and juan williams. welcome everybody. another week.nother investigation. the white house now launching a probe into leaking the name of a top cia spy. add that to investigations of the va scandal, benghazi, the nsa, the irs, jonathan, i'm running out of letters. is it time to stop probing and start making some decisions? >> well, it's pro-american decisions here. that's the thing here. what is this? almost two years after benghazi. no one has been captured. no one has been killed. the irs scandal, i believe one person was fired. there's been no systemic change to our terrible system. obama has been spying on american reporters like the ap and fox's james rosen. meanwhile, as you said, leaking the names of an american spy. lots of speeches from obama. they say he's a great orator and i'm starting to think that's all he is. it's more antiamerican rather than actually putting american first and leading this great country. >> sure, wayne, jonathan pointing out a few but we didn't talk about fast and furious. we didn't talk about the secret

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the most obvious example something juan williams has written about, the legal defense fund, thurgood marshall and other brilliant visionary legal strategists who steered the supreme court into a really radical change before public opinion, especially was anywhere near prepared for it. martin luther king at one point said we want hearts and minds to change, a broader deeper conception of public opinion. that is ultimately what we are aiming for but we will take structural legal change today if that is what we can get and we trust that hearts and minds will follow. he reversed the old orthodox equations of conservative social scientists like william graham sumner who said you can't use the state to change deeply rooted traditions. and dr. king said that is just wrong. if you change the state, if you change the law people will follow and that is often the way they approached it and it is fair to say that is often the way they won. >> that is true. by the case of the 1964 civil rights act which the jobless to finish what the civil war had supposedly finished a hundred years before, there

he's also juan williams' son. if we know anything about juan williams with, the flagrant sexual harasser -- and this is in the record, go google -- and the reactionary person that he is, i'm not surprised his son works on behalf of the republican national committee. however, ebony magazine saw fit when the republican committee demanded an apology for the tweet, ebony magazine, the publishing company that published the picture of emmett till's desecrated body, kowtowed and apologized to the republican national committee. and so what i said to them on twitter, i was, like, no, you apologize to the republicans when they apologize for gutting the voting rights act. [applause] and so if we have institutions, it is our own fault if we don't hold them accountable. >> okay. thank you. next question, please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dr. ford. my name is sylvia canard, i'm an attorney for this constitution. for this institution, and thank you very much for your comments. last year we actually gave a lifetime achi

i'm dana perino, along with andrea tantaros, eric boling, and greg gutfeld, and juan williams. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> last friday, speaker john boehner announced that he was forming a select committee to further investigate the september 2012 benghazi consulate attacks. representative trey gowdy was named the head of that committee and yesterday named out his hopes for the committee. >> we need of a list of the documents to talk to and a list of documents. i'm not interested in redacted documents. i want all of the evidence. you can't draw conclusions if you don't have all the facts and what this committee is going to do is once and for all lay out all the facts and then your jury can draw whatever inferences and conclusions they want to. >> sounds fair enough. the select committee is only the sixth name in the last 25 years but you wouldn't know how rare the information is by watching the nightly news. during their 90 minutes of tv last night, not one brawth up the breaking developments. >>> if the media doesn't think a story is relevant or impo

i'm dana perino, along with andrea tantaros, eric boling, and greg gutfeld, and juan williams. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> last friday, speaker john boehner announced that he was forming a select committee to further investigate the september 2012 benghazi consulate attacks. representative trey gowdy was named the head of that committee and yesterday named out his hopes for the committee. >> we need of a list of the documents to talk to and a list of documents. i'm not interested in

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm greg gutfeld, kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, and juan williams. this is "the five." >> for a year and a half some idiot kept screaming one question, ask yourself who pushed the video, i don't think anybody asked who push the video, it's very simple, who pushed the video, who pushed the video. shut up already. it's like he's nuts or something. the real scandal is who push the damn video. it's the only question that needs to be answered. who pushed the video. just answer this, who pushed the damn video? >> i hope he's done. >> who pushed the video? i had to work that in there. one question kept coming up, who pushed the video. which leads back who blamed the video? who pushed the video? who pushed the video? come on. they still haven't said who push the video, bob. even i'm sick of it, but finally we have an answer. new email suggests white house aide ben rhodes was involved in prepping susan rice for her video explanation for benghazi. the white house denies involvement. so the answer who pushed the video is the committee to reelect president obama

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let's start with our panel, george will, juan williams, and charles kraut krauthammer. >> syria is ag ground. it makes you wonder whether it should still be u.s. policy that asad has to go because it gives you some clarity about the kind of people who are going to win if asad loses, and it could be, although it sounds callus to say that some of them who went there to fight die there fighting. >> our policy has not worked. many people are saying that on all sides, juan. as you take a look at the death toll, 162,000 deaths in syria since this began, 10,000 in less than two months, and about 54 rrks,000 civilians, 8,600 children. those are staggering numbers. >> it is staggering numbers and again the policy -- the thought was on the part of administration that they can get bashir assad out in months and that was years ago. we don't know who the rebels are, who the opposition is, and for the longest time we've wanted to support the osu ter of as sad. we were unsure who we were supporting. senator mccain saying we should arm the opposition. why would we want to arm these jihadists. these

for more i am joined by ed rollins, and we're going to be joined hir here by juan william, and i want to turn you to first, most important race as we have highlighted start with georgia replacing saxby cha chambliss. >> all probability, perdue is a business man, the front-runner. he has spend a substantial amount of money. my sense is whoever comes out of it, it will run off, all probability if perdue or king ston they will be the win. lou: we have results from kentucky. there as expected. senator mitch mcconnell has prevailed against the tea party candidate. matt bev in -- bevin , and juan, i understand that you have just joind us, your thoughts to mcconnell, never a doubt, was there? >> early othere was a doubt. you know, it will be interesting to heared on on this, bevens was tea party candidate, mcconnell did smart things brought in staff, and campaign managers who were tea party folks to make it clear he is with that element in the party. bevens speaking at a cockfighting rally, and supportining dog fights and that made some place takes. lou: as juan actionsly hear from ed. >> mo

with reaction are fox news political analyst juan williams and former florida congressman, colonial allen west. juan, i'll go to you first. what does it take? does president obama just not have the stomach to sign the pink slip? is it? >> well, i'm amused by the lit knee. i think it's extreme and not accurate but i think that you're on to a point about accountabili accountability, everyone has to be held accountability. i don't think president obama is shy about throwing people under the bus. in the case of eric shinseki, if you talk to the veterans, there is a large dose of regret around. nobody thinks that shinseki is a bad person who is out to hurt veterans. to the contrary, they think he's a decorated military hero, a general and someone who cared deeply about the veterans and indicated he was lied to. that's the level of accountability. i think you'll see more heads roll down the line and possibly criminal investigations about people who were lying to get bonuses from the government. >> i do agree with you, juan, that i think general shinseki was committed. i think he probably didn't

i'm dana perino, along with andrea tantaros, eric boling, and greg gutfeld, and juan williams.n new york city and this is "the five." >>> last friday, speaker john boehner announced that he was forming a select committee to further investigate the september 2012 benghazi consulate attacks. representative trey gowdy was named the head of that committee and yesterday named out his hopes for the committee. >> we need of a list of the documents to talk to and a list of documents. i'm not interested in

here with explanation, fox news political analyst juan williams. you follow these groups closely. there were repeated efforts to label the group. what they were. it would have been -- would have given us an opportunity to perhaps degrade their military capability and potentially stop something like this from happening. why didn't we do it? why didn't hillary clinton do it? >> i can tell you, sean, as a member of the u.s. commission on international religious freedom, the commission for years is asking that it be labeled and it wasn't. you hear responses like you heard it's about economic affection, it was diseffected youth and labeling them as an islamist terror group would be counterproductive. and i can tell you we have leverage in nations like nigeria that are allies and this is the second largest economy. they are squandering due to political corruption, billions and we should put pressure on them and i can tell you it's a religious society. i was in nigeria and i can tell you the religious freedom issues are primary and we need to encounter the ideas of western education bein

judge andrew napolitano, juan williams, and charles krauthammer. we should point out there are a growing number of democrats judge who are calling for the resignation of shinseki. there are 11 of them, senate democrats, 7 expected to face tough reelection bids in the fall. there are also more than a dozen house democrats calling for shinseki to step down. late this afternoon, it kept on coming with another release after another. >> i think it's rather obvious it's only a matter of time before secretary/general shinseki goes because jay carney cannot afford many more press conferences like that, and the president will soon not be able to get behind a podium with the press in front of the podium without having to answer those questions. it is inconceivable that he could keep general shinseki on the job when his press secretary could not answer the simple question, does the president have confidence in the secretary's ability. he answered the question using the word confident but it was a play on words. i don't think any of this is secretary shinseki'

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm greg gutfeld, kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, and juan williams.five." >> for a year and a half some idiot kept screaming one question, ask yourself who pushed the video, i don't think anybody asked who push the video, it's very simple, who pushed the video, who pushed the video. shut up already. it's like he's nuts or something. the real scandal is who push the damn video. it's the only question that needs to be

but if you're juan williams and you work at npr and say something about being on a plane and somebodyn muslim garb, you lose your job. i think mark cuban was being extremely honest with what he said. i don't think he should have used the word bigoted. i think prejudiced. people get the two confused. i think we talk about being bigoted when it comes to races, prejudice means to prejunl. we all prejudge. if i'm walking down the street and see somebody who hasn't showered in a week and tattered clothes, i prejudge them as poor. if someone walks down the street dripping in diamonds with a fur coat and a rolls-royce, i prejudge them as being rich. i think all of us are guilty of prejudging everybody. if we say we're not, then we're lying. >> you prejij judge me, don't you? >> no, bob. never. ever. do i prejudge you. >> you're an open book. >> you are. what do you think of this? he uses the word prejudiced. i think i agree with greg. i think it's very much about safety. >> i thoroughly reject this idea that we all have our prejudices and we're all bigoted in some way. i completely reject th

joining us now from washington mary katherine ham and juan williams both fox news analyst. take the muslim world first. look, i mean, when is enough a enough with this jihadist movement? i mean, isn't it like 8 a of them now. they all have stupid names. and, you know, and then it's well, that all muslims aren't bad. yeah. we know. but when the is muslim world going to come together, some kind of cohesive anti-jihadist platform, juan? when? >> it's way overdue. with regard to these girls. where is the nigerian government? this is not -- you know, bill, this is a rich country, oil rich. but so riff with corruption and indifference and willing to even torture their political opponents that they are closing a blind eye to this islamic group that basically wants to establish their own islamic calafate in nigeria. what's going on with those girls this whole sex thing? you know what? i don't think people pay attention. they are making these girls for that sex slaves that is the talk of the globe. what they are doing is picking out the christian girls and then they are abusing them

not only was he effective in doing that, by the way, i heard juan williams on fox this morning suggestings face that he was doing it to help her get elected. the conspiracy theories run great on this thing but bill clinton has done more than that. if you notice in parts what he has been doing saying carefully as all week he's been defending her on benghazi, saying, hey. >> she wasn't in the front line. that was by suggestion the president and the pentagon. protecting her. and the subtle rebuke of the obama administration on the verge of these hearings. and remember these hearings, we now know, fox had a poll this week, again as we said before, overwhelming majts want to have the hearing, including 55% of democrats. she is in the line of damage there because also in that poll half the people say she was trying to deceive too. >> you would agree, would you not, that hillary clinton benefited this week by president bill clinton going out there. >> yeah. >> defending her on benghazi and taking the health issue -- >> but it's so early. >> it is. >> it's so early. it's may. although the groundh

judge andrew napolitano, juan williams, and charles krauthammer.the secretary's testimony and what we're learning. >> well, i mean, it seems to me that what the secretary is trying to do is to say, you know, i'm here to defend the veterans, i'm not going to go away. you would think if he says, i'm the one who's ultimately responsible that he would step down. it's the logical thing. but it doesn't happen in our system. i mean, the veterans issue is the only one where you can't stand wall. there's so much outrage on both sides of the aisle, so much pressure on any politician to protect the veterans as they should that they will not allow the usual stonewall where the guys says, i'm mad at hell, very upset, how could this be happening under my command? and then what they say is, this is all under investigation. so i can't really answer your questions. this is the play diagnosis book they did with irs, the benghazi scandal, the eavesdropping scandal with ap and rosen. but this is how they would like to do it. after all that, you say, after the investig

mary katharine ham and juan williams, both are fox news analysts.te privilege caused rodger to murder? are you buying that one? >> i think that's ridiculous, i'm glad you called her out of. i'm going to call you out, bill. i know you as a guy who will object to beyonce and her get in the back of the car sexual lyrics for young girls. i know you are a guy who said to me, you know, these kids who get lost in these video game fantasies, they are damaging to their minds and to their values. and so we live, bill today in a pornographic culture in hollywood, in the music, and for us to close our eyes and say oh, you can't call it out, that's not what caused. this i think that's like walking around with blinders on pretending there is not a real danger in a very much distorted and corrupted culture. >> let me reply to that because you are making not complimented -- complicated point but. they are saying cause and effect. white privilege caused that murder. that's insane. okay? anybody knows that's crazy. all right. an internet site where men complain about

our friend juan williams gets on an airplane and loses his job at npr because he said he was afraid ofe who were muslims. i would be the same way. i don't walk down the street and see five guys with hoodies walks the other side. what scares me is little old ladies. when i was working in college at a funeral parlor and had to pick up body at psych ward at bellview. going to get body, old lady jumped on me. ever since then i see old lady i cross the street. they scare the hell out of me. it is not about race. >> my mother called the show and wants to talk to you. >> i'm sure she does. >> the automatic white previous tense test talking about university of washington at seattle. this was people's honest response, the thoughts they're having. are we in society, sandra, people can't say what they really think? has it got enso the point, pc. wasn't like he was bashing anybody. he was saying this is how i feel. i feel responsible to make sure that i don't act on those thoughts? >> actually he commented on that. he made a lot of comments. if you guys don't know mark cuban i watched him a lot in

george will, author of the new book "a nice little place on the north side" about wrigley field and juan williamsll, we asked you for questions for the panel. and we got two on facebook that we want to put up. first of all, tom johnson asks, how can republicans conduct these investigations so they are not written off as more washington antics? and donna marie sykes writes, i want to know what the democrats are afraid of finding out. chris, they were writing about benghazi. how would you answer both of them when it comes to both benghazi and the pursuit of the irs investigation? >> i think that the answer to the first question is that it is a tall order. trey gowdy displays the right spirit and attitude. he is articulate. i think he'll be an effective chairman. but there are things he doesn't have that normally are needed in the situations. there is no tail wind afforded by a red hot media climate on this issue. there is more mainstream media buy in with this organization. that is always present in the past and when these investigations have worked because it required the politicians in both parti

lumnist kooersen powers, the aforementioned strategist karl rove, and fox news political analyst juan williams. karl, you got the wreed and even president clinton talking about hillary clinton's health. mission accomplished? >> look, let's put this in context. i was asked is she running? i said my brain says yes, but my gut says this is a more complicated decision, and i cited this 30 days of dealing with a very serious health issue. she comes home from the czech republic. she stops in belfast on the afternoon of the 7th of december, 2012. she is seen in public, and the next time we see her in public is back at work as the 7th of swran. we see her briefly on the might of january 2nd when she is leaving the hospital, but during that period of time she has a virus, she has a concussion. they announce on the 15th of december she's fallen and hit her head. we're not going to tell you what day or even where it was. finally, on the 30th of december she goes in for a routine follow-up and they announce she's got a blood clot, and they won't say for 24 hours when and where it is. hen they issue 119 wo