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juan williams is with us now. know you spoke to the attorney general not that long ago, what is this mission today, what is he trying to accomplish? >> i think it is reassuring people there will be transparency in terms of the investigation. concern the police department the way they have handled the case has bumbled it at times and has taken provocative actions rather than to assure people without regard to race, thereafter the truth of the matter. the attorney general by bringing federal attention to this again is offering reassurance to all sides. jon: some would say he is inflaming the situation, the pronouncements from the attorney general and the white house, the fact they are opening a federal investigation, it makes it look like local officials cannot handle the problem. >> the problem is you have had these riots now for several days, several nights, and there is concern there has not been sufficient investigation or proper handling of the probe. i suspect that is what attorney general eric holder's after,

and still tonight, juan williams will join me live.ut first tonight. >> this also just is not about mike brown. this is about police brutality. this is about racism. this is about racial profiling. >> what is fueling the violent demonstrations in ferguson? and what exactly is motivating these protesters to take to the streets? i'm going to ask the ferguson lawmaker who you just heard from as she joins me live straight ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. presenting the cla. starting at $29,900. ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. the sun has set in ferguson, missouri. and protesters are beginning to fill the streets of the st. louis suburb where a black teenager was shot and killed by a police officer last saturday. back with us our good friend radio talk show host sirius xm david webb on the ground in ferguson. tonight he's speaking with citize

would juan williams be taking the same approach?h is let's take a look at the evidence the left set the narrative how good this kid was and the officers were on the hunt. . >> i think it's destructive. i have said all along, thuggish behavior needs to be punished people that are law abiding cannot tolerate people intimidating folks and grabbing cigars, whatever. i'm going to -- >> but you answered the question -- >> let me finish, sean. i'm going to tell you something. when you see the justice system not respond to someone being shot six times, and left in the street like that? it's very distressing. and inspires paranoia and fear that there is going to be a cover up. that is why you see that and get people like sharpton able to take advantage of the fear and anxiety. >> juan, you have reached a judgment without even half the facts. >> i don't know what happened. nor do you. you don't know what happened. >> i just said. that you're the one making judgments what i saw is a policeman walking around, no sign of an orbital bone, broken.

the a-team ed rawlins, and juan williams. highly knowledgeable and canny about american politics, good to have you here, we start thatw that mean congress and the quitting the hating, what are you doing? >> we're trying to save taxpayer moneys, now we owrec morwoh,we e more than the average person earns. this is a bipartisan situation, which there is no cooperation, and not going to be any cooperation. president has made no effort to make it happen. lou: juan, do you think it will get more visceral, these are gut punches thrown out, president is disfunctional, and incompetent, he createed this crises on the southern border, he cannot carry out a foreign policy. this is getting more basic, isn't it? >> yeah, it is awful, you know i don't know how did get around it in terms of what i can say to you. i don't see anything good coming down the road, i think if republicans win both houses in the fall, host people are now saying that odds are increased that republicans will gain control of the senate. i think you will -- in for a si

the conference included keynote remarks by author and fox news political analyst juan williams. this is about 35 minutes. >> it is now my pleasure and my privilege to introduce our guest speaker. i purposely left him for last and did not mention him in the review of the folks up here on the table and now want to give you a little bit of a glimpse into his background. journalist and, a broadcal analyst with background and experience. his credits include significant contributions to news shows, prluding cnn "crossfire," in and several fox news shows including fox news sunday, the five at special report with bret there. he also shares host duties with his favorite substitute host bill o'reilly. [laughter] he is the author of six books including the bestseller "eyes americanize quote civil rights 1964-1965" which we will have some copies of afterwards. i believe there would be an opportunity to sign some of those. he is also written a biography and he has marshall received an emmy award and critical praise for his tv documentary work and also several awards for his investigative jou

i'm juan williams in for bill o'reilly.e remember, the spin stops right here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, is the momentum changing as the murder of a u.s. journalist may lead america into a larger war against the world's most brutal terror group? welcome to "the kelly file" tonight everybody. so over the past 72 hours we have seen a serious shift in the tone of the obama administration after the terror army known as isis beheads an american journalist in a gruesome video. on wednesday james foley was memorialized by president obama, but the president's remarks seemed to suggest that the u.s. was simply stay the course to fight foley's killers. >> governments and peoples across the middle east, there has to be a common

juan williams and lou: joining me now is john fund, author of "obama's enforcer: eric holder." we have our fox 5 political analyst, juan williams. he is articulate and as fluid as ever. let's test it out. eric holder, ferguson, missouri. what a great idea. >> i think it's a good idea in terms of trying to make it clear. there is no cover-up or effort to somehow make excuses for the shooting. everybody will know exactly what happened and to make sure that despite the actions by the local police department, that the matter of the criminal investigation will be first-rate and there will be nobody that has any complaint afterwards. lou: i don't think much of the dance government -- i mean, it's crazy what they are doing. and i certainly would not make a judgment and why in the world as the poverty wage great in ferguson, why is it just about double in the unemployment rate doubles what is around the country, why doesn't send his commerce secretary and the treasury secretary and to ferguson to explain how those obama policies are working that is predominantly black? >> the first thi

juan williams and john fund joie me next. ee for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax.nd no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov shingles the pain in my tremendouscalp areailot. and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space to move to change radio frequencies. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. lou: joining me now is john fund, author of "obama's enforcer: eric holder." and we have our fox 5 political analyst, juan williams. he is articulate and as fluid as ever. let's test it out. eric holder, ferguson, missouri. what a great idea. >> i think it's a good idea in terms of trying to make it clear. there is no cover-up or effort to somehow make excuses for the shooting. everybody will know exactly what happened and to make sure that despite the actions by the local police depar

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i commend juan williams on the question, and the answer is tantalizing.n fairness to him, there's a little bit of wiggle room. you could refer to justice scalia as an activist for the original interpretation of the constitution, but somehow i don't think that's what eric holder means. >> we have a white house that many people think through executive order, through fiat, even through a justice department targeting reporters, that it's almost in its dna, forget about being activists, intrusive? >> this happens to a lot of attorneys general who are good lawyers. eric holder is and was before he was the a.g., a very good lawyer. very much sought-after by -- willing to pay a lot of money clients from boston to d.c. i think he sometimes is conflicted between his obligation to do what the law commands and his obligation to serve the president. ideally, the attorney general would be an independent thinker who would do the right thing, prosecute people when there evidence to convict, whether they work for the irs, the cia, the senate intelligence committee, no mat

here's the great juan williams. >> there's lots of republicans who think this man is a demon, this guy is awful. we have to get this guy out of here any way we can. he's breaking the law. all the democrats are doing is taking advantage of the fact that you guys have demonized president obama to this extent because it's not only does it help them with fund-raising, lots of people, especially in the minority community, see it as an attack on the first black president. think it's unfair, so it's going to spur their turnout in the midterms which is going to be critical in several races. >> how are you hearing this impeachment talk? >> i hear it the same way juan does. he hits the nail on the head. particularly as a human being, you should see it this wi, bought particularly as an african-american, you think about joe wilson screaming at the president, you lie. you think about jan brewer shaking her finger in the president's nose when she greeted him in arizona. and then you look at this and you can't help but think, what's wrong with this picture? would they do this to a white president? t

are you not a little worried about this juan williams? hole thing. >> i think you missed the press conference on friday when he said it was an urgent situation. >> juan, he said that since may. it's august. >> you said he hadn't heard anything. we haven't heard from him. >> juan, what has he done? what is is he going to do? >> we don't know. >> we don't know, juan that's weakness. we have not seen the united states take pointed action. and, again. >> does that bother you? >> no. >> it doesn't? >> because i think you have got to understand that we have got to take smart action. judicious restraint. acting sensibly does not mean that you are weak. >> baghdad, juan. >> restraint and to use power wisely is a good sign. >> unbelievable. go ahead. >> juan, the article you cited and the economist, bill, asked the right questions what will americans fight for. i think the president does wrestle with the fact that the american people are not interested in interventionism for the most part. >> he they just have to attack this army. they don't have t

last night while debating juan williams about america's weakness in the world there was this exchange. >> tahmooressi in prison, the mexicans not going to let him out. any president would have had him out based on humanitarian, he has posttraumatic stress disorder. he can't get him out. obama can't get him out. >> the question you always ask -- >> you're going off into the weeds here. come on that guy is not a serious issue. let's get back to isis -- >> let him rot in there. >> now, i don't think juan meant to denigrate his situation. sometimes things come out wrong but some viewers are dismayed. olivia whose son john spent four months in a mexican prison. she is helping in the tahmooressi case. so let's deal with the -- the press conference today by the family, looks like they need some money to continue to defend their son. he's going to look like stay in for the duration of the trial which could last throughout the year. what say you? >> yeah, that's what i've heard, six to eight months. potentially and then he could be found guilt? >> i don't think he will be, you know, i think th

and fox news political analyst juan williams. house republicans delayed their recess 24 hours and maybe you don't know washington that's a big deal delaying their recess. and ended up passing two bills that is the president accurately said are going nowhere. kim, what's the point? what did house republicans accomplish bypassing these two bills as the president called them message votes that won't become law. >> the irony is no bill was going reach the president's desk because the democrats can't agree on an immigration proposal going forward. they didn't even pass a bill either. what you saw here is this kind of republican act of self-masochism. they had one job this week to pass a bill that would show their response to this issue down on the border and all they had to do was go put it out there. instead they managed to completely, all the forces, the usual force, ted cruz, jeff sessions came running down. said rather this be a bill about the immediate issue down there instead should be another fight over the president over his f

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. >> next, juan williams talks about the war on poverty. then issues important to millennial's. and president obama's so dress -- address. on the next washington journal, a discussion of race in america. ferguson,est in missouri. our panel includes eleanor clift ul butler. we will take your calls it and we -- calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> next week, special primetime programming on the c-span networks. a debaterom glasgow, over scottish independence. on tuesday, issue spotlight on irs spotlighting -- targeting. wednesday, magnet schools on educating children. thursday, a house budget committee hearing on federal, state, and local into poverty programs. friday, native american history. a discussion, about school choice.

[applause] >> next, juan williams talks about the war on poverty to mark the 50th anniversary of the community action partnership row gram. then, a discussion on issues important to millennial's in 2014 and 2016. after that, the weekly addresses by president obama and republican national committee chair reince priebus. >> on the next washington journal, a discussion of race in america, following the shooting of unarmed teen michael brown and the protests and unrest in ferguson, missouri. d'spanel includes daily correspondent donna clift. radio and tv talkshow host and columnist armstrong williams, and georgetown university law professor ball -- paul butler. the author of let's get free, a hip-hop theory of justice. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. shouldn't an journal, live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next week, special primetime programming on the c-span networks. monday on c-span, from glasgow, a debate over scottish independence there is then on tuesday, issues spotlight on irs targeting of conservative groups. wedne

>> i would pick juan williams. juan says bob how do you do it every day? i say i try to get humor.e smart i'm not. i got a better sense of humor than you do. together i whoop these guys generally. >> i don't know about that one, bob. >> here we go. number two from angela g. you crack me up. will you be decorating your neumann cave for christmas? >> it's already decorated. i'm going to do my christmas decorations one more year. >> kimberly, i'm currently studying to take my what is the bar like? >> the bar is not so great but manageable. there's far worse things in life. >> did you pass at any time first time around. >> i did. but, you know, you got to focus and know you're prepared because by the time you get in there you've done the prep and work and sample tests and you're good to go. >> from suzie y. i notice you are a chair dancer. i bet you're a car dancer too. are you? >> actually i do dance in the car too when i drive and it's pretty funny when you see the expressions on the faces. >> is there a particular music? >> i just love dance music, all the stuff we bump out here on

with juan williams on after words lead at 11:00 p.m. hour prime-time programming continues with michael malone's book at the tech company intel and the men who created it. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> i was never going to stop driving my car except one day i was driving home and going down georgia avenue and i was a half mile from my apartment and my car all of a sudden caught on fire and i didn't know what to do so i just quickly rolled my window down and unlocked my seat belt and kept driving my car and managed to get it home and whipped it into the parking lot behind my building and jumped out of the car and after is that they my car never drove again. i felt terrible about it and since have the heart to call a tow truck and have them come and drive my for car away so i kept out back. and i was reading the washington post and they had this article about local eyesores. at the end of the article there was a query, do you know of an eye sore? if you do let us know and we will send a reporter out to write about it and i

these join with me in extending a warm welcome to juan williams. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. thanks so much, i appreciate that. [applause] that was quite an introduction. have mentioned that i was the top graduate from my high school, so what if i was homeschooled? that doesn't matter. [laughter] this is terrific. have a day foro tomorrow and a day for the future, but they invite me for yesterday, ok, i got it. [laughter] it is great for me to see so many people that i know, so many faces, people i've met in community action over the years, people who i have celebrated and on her. it is a treat for me to be here with all of you. it brings back memories. like i've been on a magical mystery tour of memories. just last night, i went to a concert downtown. rod stewart and santana. and then a couple of weeks ago i went to see billy joel and before that i went to see lionel richie. the one thing about all these concerts is, i tend to be the youngest person in the crowd, you know? [laughter] just a treat, as i say, to be here on this day. you think about president signing

are you not a little worried about this juan williams? totally mia in this whole thing. >> i think you missed the press conference on friday when he said it was an urgent situation. >> juan, he said that since may. it's august. >> you said he hadn't heard anything. we haven't heard from him. >> juan, what has he done? what is is he going to do? >> we don't know. >> we don't know, juan that's weakness. we have not seen the united states take pointed action. and, again. >> does that bother you? >> no. >> it doesn't? >> because i think you have got to understand that we have got to take smart action. judicious restraint. acting sensibly does not mean that you are weak. >> baghdad, juan. >> restraint and to use power wisely is a good sign. >> unbelievable. go ahead. >> juan, the article you cited and the economist, bill, asked the right questions what will americans fight for. i think the president does wrestle with the fact that the american people are not interested in interventionism for the most part. >> he they just have to attack this ar

>> i would pick juan williams. juan says bob how do you do it every day? i say i try to get humor.smart i'm not. i got a better sense of humor than you do. together i whoop these guys generally. >> i don't know about that one, bob. >> here we go. number two from angela g. you crack me up. will you be decorating your neumann cave for christmas? >> it's already decorated. i'm going to do my christmas decorations one more year. >> kimberly, i'm currently studying to take my lsats. what is the bar like? >> the bar is not so great but manageable. there's far worse things in life. >> did you pass at any time first time around. >> i did. but, you know, you got to focus and know you're prepared because by the time you get in there you've done the prep and work and sample tests and you're good to go. >> from suzie y. i notice you are a chair dancer. i bet you're a car dancer too. are you? >> actually i do dance in the car too when i drive and it's pretty funny when you see the expressions on the faces. >> is there a particular music? >> i just love dance music, all the stuff we bump out her

we'll bring in juan william and charlie herts for the washington time. charlie, could there be a innocent explanation here? >> there could be something that we are not thinking of that makes it all innocent. but i can't imagine what it would be. that is damming declaration on you know, under oath. and certainly, the lawyer that makes the claim would know what he's talking about. and i think it is very unlikely that there is an innocent explanation. it raises the issue into a far more source as you mentioned criminal federal crime to, you know, to try to influence evidence or bury evidence or hide it. and it raises the whole scandal to a far more insidious level. >> juan, i am certain if i took my phone or black berry to the guys here at fox and say erase that that would get done. it would not excuse lois lerner. she knew she was under investigation and why would she allow this to happen. >> she was in fear of something being there. i agree with you. it looks damming. it borders potential on obstruction of justice charge that is problematic for not only l

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please join me in welcoming juan williams. -- ron williams. >> thank you very much. thank you. i appreciate that. thank you. that was quite an introduction. a little bit subdued. you could have mentioned i was a top graduate from my high school. so what if i was homeschooled? that does not matter. this is terrific. they will have a day for tomorrow and day for the future but they invite me for yesterday. me to see soor --y people i know,'s people people i know, people i have met over the years. it brings back memories. in fact, i feel like i have been on a magical mystery to her of memories. just last night i went to a concert downtown, rod stewart and santana. then a couple of weeks ago i went to see billy joel. about the concerts is i tend to be the youngest person in the crowd. well, this is just a treat to be here on this day. you think about president signing that. such an amazing moment. the memories i think serve such an important purpose. they do inspire us. they tell us really about the root from which we have all i thinkut we have to remember. even as i say it is nice

here is what he said to juan williams.t label. any attorney general who is not an activist is not doing his or her job. the responsibility of the attorney general is to change things and bring us closer to ideals expressed in our founding documents, to change things. i thought it was to enforce the law and to prosecute people who do wrong and engage in civil litigation as well? judge andrew napolitano was here earlier this morning and he really articulately and eloquently talked about the role of the attorney general and eric holder. >> to look at the law, to look at human behavior, decide whether it's legal or not, decide whether there is evidence or not to prosecute independent of the ideological wishes of the president. that's the reason to have an attorney general. we connote activists with someone who injects their own ideology and uses that as a guidepost in exercising the official power of the government. that's not what we want. >> also asked if eric holder would be unhappy looking back, if it was a good idea to us

this is what he told juan williams, quote, if you want to call me and activist attorney general i will probably accept that label. any attorney general who is not an activist is not doing his or her job. guess who is here for that one, judge andrew napolitano. this team is coming out your ears. judge napolitano: kudos to our colleague juan williams for pressing that question and inducing that answer. two ways to look at this. when is the key is an activist for law enforcement, preserving freedom, following the constitution my hat is off to him. but if he is an activist, and ideological activists if his political views will inform his judgment as to what crimes should be prosecuted and what crimes should not be prosecuted than he is not doing his job and not doing what the constitution calls for. stuart: but -- judge napolitano: whenever he wants to the attorney general, jfk appointed his brother and nixon appointed his former law partner. most appoint people who agree with them because that is the ideologies they want to. stuart: they all say they were activists. they push the envelope

. >> juan williams told me this afternoon that the reason why the white house, he believes, elevates sharpton is because this goes back to chicago, and it's partially the reason that jarrett elevated sharpton because the obama administration and inner circle feel that jesse jackson isolated and froze out president obama back in the day, and so this is pay back, retribution, digging the knife into jackson if they elevate al sharps sharpton, which, to me, really, it's that old-school racial politics? they associate that with -- >> has to be something better. >> has to be. greg went through the list, but the incident, i mean, that was just the end. i mean, just finished. he's got no credibility as far as i'm concerned. >> wise for the white house to be contacting al sharpton asking opinion on race, especially when you think, i don't know if president obama, eric holder, ferguson, you know, ground zero seems to be sharpton on all the issues. >> al sharpton's so skinny now, all he eats are his words. >> a jab. >> thank you. i was working on that while you were talking. i had to get it out

let's bring in the panel, juan williams, columnist with the hill.harles i want to start with the interview we had with the kurdish regional government official about what the u.s. is not doing. >> it is astonishing to hear from the kurdish representative that we have so far supplied the kurds with nothing. they have to hold a 600-mile front single-handedly against the isis which has captured tons of sophisticated american weapons in mosul in places and has millions and millions of dollars to purchase anything else it needs. these people as he said are using kalashnikovs from the days of saddam. they've been begging us for weeks to give us the weaponry we need. it's not hard stuff to get in. it's all sitting in our bases in germany. you could send a plane today. it could be there in 19 hours we did that in the war between israel and egypt in '73, resupplied israel within hours when it was running out of ammunition. the kurds are allies of the u.s. they have a civil society. they're pro-american and they fight really hard. but they're essentially usin

we will talk the politics of it with juan williams and charlie hirt. >>> former fed chief ben bernankethe banking crisis of 2008 was actually worse than the great depression. banks like wamu and countrywide gone now. we will explain his comments ahead. >> we'll be watching, jon. thank you. jon: thank you. >> i may be "outnumbered" but now it is my turn with this story. the political correctness police are all over the emmys this week. first "modern family" star sophia vergara is firing back at critics who called her emmy skit sexist. she posed on a slowly row tasting pedestal which i love after a boring speech. >> who doesn't. >> no matter the device or platform, television will have and always be about great story telling. to learn more about the academy, our membership and our activities please join us at television academy.com. what truly matters that we never forget that our success is based on always giving the viewer something compelling to watch. [laughter] [applause] >> that was compelling. one critic writing in "time" said it does a disservice to vergara's skills as actress an

steve hayes, juan williams and charles krauthammer. charles?l, the president made a huge gaffe. he called a press conference to announce he doesn't have a strategy and now his staff has had to spend a day cleaning it up. but this is not new with the president. remember he agonized for nine months publicly about what to do about afghanistan. then he announces the policy of escalation and in the same sentence he announces a withdrawal date. three years later strategy has not succeeded but many americans are dead. on syria, as we just heard he declared a red line. chemical weapons. he flinched and did nothing. this is a president who cannot decide and on this he obviously cannot decide but what does doe? instinctively he blames somebody else for the so-called misinterpretation of this thing about strategy, and his spokesman today said he hasn't received options from the pentagon. you can see the pentagon spokesman was on the edge of what thel your talking about. he swallowed hard and bowed and saluted to the president. but he said we're ready. the

let's bring in our panel, juan williams from the hill. a. a.b. stoddard also with the hill. say it will be a criminal investigation of the specific execution, and all the people involved with the killing of james foley. but he did mention not only justice, the pentagon as you just heard him say we'll try to get them one way or the other. do you think the criticism of holder is fair or not? >> i think it's one-sided. clearly you have to have some kind of strategy, that not only entails the justice department pursuing criminal investigation, and remember, anytime an american citizen overseas is the victim of such a crime, any crime, the fbi gets involved. that's the law. that's the way the process works. so having holder assert that he is interested, and, of course, ask people to remember what happened with the benghazi investigation, what's happened in previous cases where it's taken time, but ultimately the united states has reached across and pulled those people back into the criminal justice system, and has a terrific record of convictions. but the other part of it, and of