we turned juan williams into a libertarian. i don't think there's any show on fox that's been able to do this. >> let's clarify, it's liberal-tarian juan. >> i'm the liberal-tarian on this show. >> the one thing i learned from watching #"cashin' in" i agree with everyone except juan williams. chuck woolery, drew carey, bob barker what is it with these game show hospitals? they give away other people's money. they should be democrats, right eric? >> i guess so. not liberal-tarian like you are. >> all due respect to jonathan whose mind has gone soft i think. >> you don't even have to -- >> you shut up, you shut up! >> quite disrespectful! >> you shut up! >> i don't know whether -- >> the group advocating for people who are afraid to use the public restroom urinals are demanding directv pull this commercial with actor rob lowe. >> you're not offended, are you? >> excuse me, i got to go to the bathroom, i'll see you guys later. >> well that was some of the highlights of the last 12 months. what a great time we've had. let me bring i

look at how juan williams is smiling. he's giddy. >> i could go crazy but this is where we are in the politics of the moment. >> it's crazy. >> the senate just voted to say we're going to continue this for two more days so there won't be a shut down. and they're going to have a fight because elizabeth warren and left wing politics so angry at wall street is going to be on full display in terms of saying we don't like this, we don't want it and obama is caving under the weight. >> guys, good to see you both. thank you, steven, for ruining my life. >>> coming up, we continue to follow breaking news out of our nation's capitol. congresswoman michele bachmann and steve king, fighting for a cr all day long. and current director john brennan stepped up to the podium to defend his agency in the wake of the senate intel report on enhanced interrogation techniques. brennan says it did produce useful valuable intelligence. we'll check in with karl rove and much more as we continue on this busy news night. vo: you get used to pet od

he doesn't see that, juan williams. which you would understand if you and your homeboys weren't so high from smoking food stamps. then, i said t i know. then at thursday's debate newt feasted on the flesh of john king. >> your ex-wife gave an interview to abc news. she says you asked her, sir, to enter into an open marriage. would you like to take some time to respond to that. >> no, but i will. (laughter) >> it is a subject of conversation on the campaign. i get your point, i take your point. >> john t was repeated by your network. you chose to start debate with it. don't try to blame somebody else. you and your staff chose to tart this debate with it. (applause) >> stephen: after a kill-- (cheers and applause) after a kill that big newt doesn't have to eat again for two weeks. but folks, there was another huge winner on saturday. herman cain. (cheers and applause) now i urge south carlinians to vote for me by voting for herman cain. and when all the votes were counted, we came in number 1 percent. whooo! we are the 1%

extending ame in warm welcome to juan williams. >> thank you very much. so much. i appreciate that. that was quite an introduction. a little bit subdued. i mean, you could have mentioned that i was the top graduate from my high school. so what if i was homeschooled? that doesn't matter. this is terrific. going to have a day for tomorrow and a day for the future, but they invite me for yesterday. it is great for me to see so many people i know, so many faces, people i have met in community action over the years, people i have celebrated an honor. it is a treat for me to be here with all of you. i feel like i have been on a magical mystery tour of memories. last night, i went to a concert downtown, rod stewart and santana. of weeks ago, i went to see billy joel. before that, i went to see lionel richie. the thing about all these concerts is i tend to be the youngest person in the crowd. treat, to be here on this day. you think about president johnson in the rose garden signing that -- such an amazing moment. the memories serve such an important purpose. they do inspire us. they tell u

here now to try and help answer that question, fox news political analyst juan williams. an, seems that the president's comfortable around jeremiah wright for 20 years. have you been to the white house 83 times? al sharpton has. >> yes, i understand why. i mean, because what i do here in washington, this president has selected al sharpton as his emissary to poor black people and he hopes that sharpton will not be critical of him. sharpton is not a critic. some on the left, you can think of cornell west and tavis smiley, they've been very critical. >> but that's not my question. this guy with his story and his comments -- >> no, i agree. >> tawana brawley. why is the president so comfortable around the people that have the most radical views on racial issues? why? >> you know, i don't think al sharpton has the most radical views, by the way. >> no? white men were still living in the caves when we were building pyramids. white interlopers? >> don't forget you got louis farrakhan out there, black panthers. you are far more radical people out there. >> different degrees of rad

join me and extending a warm welcome to juan williams. >> thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. i appreciate that. that was quite an introduction. mentioned i was the top graduate from my high school. if i was homeschooled. that doesn't matter. [laughter] for will have a day tomorrow, and a day for the future, but they invite me for yesterday, ok. it is great for me to see so many people that i know. so many faces. people i've met with community action. people that i have celebrated and honored. it is a treat to be here. it brings back memories. i feel like i have been on a magical mystery tour. last night i went to a concert -- of rob stewart and santana. then i went to see billy joel, then l'engle richie. the one thing about these concerts is i tend to be the youngest person in the crowd. treat, to be here on this day. you think about president johnson, the rose garden, such an amazing moment. memories i think served such an important person. they do inspire. they tell us about the root, from which we have all grown. .e have to remember even as i say it i

i don't get that. >> here with reaction, juan williams and rnc deputy press secretary, juan's son raffiams. what happens during thanksgiving din dinner? do you throw turkey legs at each other? >> yes, stuffing, turkey. >> i don't know how you can put up with him. >> you should see the walls after thanksgiving. >> raffi, you should see when i go in and i'm sitting next to me his new combat moves. >> that's right. because i'm into martial arts and i'm getting tougher every day. now a couple of years in, juan, you're in trouble. >> i'm scared. i'm twittering in my boots here. >> i don't want that. serious note. here's the president. i can't really -- i actually support him on the drone strikes. that's why i was so angry at dianne feinstein because that's a war on terror that the president refuses to acknowledge. you think this is what the president needs to do, seems like the only part of his job he likes is being praised and worshiped, juan. >> no, he's got to reach out to the base. much like people that go on morning radio and late night comedy shows like colbert, the idea is to go to pe

good to see you, juan williams. >>> on capitol hill, a day for m.i.t. economist jonathan gruber, a day for him to apologize and try to rationalize his controversial statements about the, quote, stupidity of the american voter end quote. members of the house oversight committee were severely unimpressed. >> i'd like to begin by apologizing sincerely for the offending comments that i made. in some cases i made uninformed and glib comments about the political process behind health care reform. i'm not an expert on politics and my tone implied i was, i was wrong. i was not the architect of president obama's health care plan. >> you remember calling your fellow citizens stupid, and you didn't remember saying that you're the only person who cares about the uninsured and rest of fellow citizens don't give a damn about the uninsured. >> i don't, they were glib and thoughtless comments that i made. >> i was really frustrated with your statements, and i got to tell you, they were insulting. they were especially harmful because they gave the opponents of the aca a

fox news political analyst juan williams is here.e does not seem to care about what the american people wanted. >> i think that what you have here is a situation where he felt long ago that there was so much gridlock in washington. obstruction coming from republicans in the congress. he had to be an aggressive chief executive. >> that is where government works. you forgot that guy named harry reid. >> you could argue in the senate to try to hold back the kind of efforts being made to make politics all about a tax scandal and the rest. i think that we are seeing president obama take unilateral action in a way that distinguishes him from other presidents. i am not so sure that is great for his legacy. >> you and i usually find someplace where we can find some agreement. this whole business about cuba, i would like to try it. it is a good idea to see what happens. it is not the fact that we will do some sort of diplomatic relations with cuba. our friends have a book coming out about the fact that the presidents, one after another keep p

joining us tonight, the five cohosts, columnists for the hill, juan williams. thanks for being here. good to see you. >> pleasure, lou. >> first, a president calling for demonstrations in the streets of the country. are you astounded? >> no. in fact, i'm somewhat pleased. i think it's in line with people being told as americans we have, you know, first amendment rights to not only speak but the right to protest and petition our government when we think that something is wrong or broken in the system. >> and the president basically in your judgment, then, is not undercutting the validity of the three autopsies, three separate investigations in ferguson, missouri, not undercutting those two grand juries' decisions and the rule of law suggesting that this is somehow a deeply flawed legal process and a nation flawed by racial prejudice? >> i think you're on to something when you say it's a flawed system. i think they're people and i think those are the folks in the streets who feel that the system is broken, that when you have unarmed young man shot all those times

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up next, juan williams and david webb are here with reaction. later reverend jesse jackson says it was, quote, awful, that the mayor tu-- police turned thr back on mayor bill de blasio. >>> welcome back to "hannity." since the assassination of two brave nypd officers on saturday, the left has scrambled to distance themselves from the anti-police rhetoric that has helped poison the minds of mm including the deranged gunman. unfortunately many of their comments were caught on tape, comments like these. >> sometime, you know, you've got a police department that has got been into bad habits over a period of time. and hasn't maybe surfaced some hidden biases. >> as an african-american man who has been stopped and searched by police in situations where such action was not warranted, i also carry with me an understanding of the mistrust that some citizens harbor for those who wear the badge. >> because that history still hangs over us, the dangers he may face, we had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take

co-anchor of the "pbs news hour," fox news contributor liz cheney and fox news political analyst juan williams. george, did sony make a mistake? what should they have done when the big theater chains said they wouldn't run the movie? and how serious a threat is this to freedom of expression in the country? >> the president is right. you can't have a free society if a dictator can impose censorship on us. that's true but not exactly pertinent. north korea did not and does not have the power, unless the country is full of sleeper cells and north korea is ready to act against every cineplex in the country. this was self-censorship, and it happens in america all the time, and i wish the president would come to the party and talk about it. there are two great things, american liberalism unchallenged in america, hollywood and college campuses. college campuses constantly restrict speech in the name of a new entitlement, not to have your intellectual serenity disturbed, your emotional equilibrium upset, or your feelings hurt. happens all the time. when this occurred, sony had no vocabula vocabulary,

of this terror and torture debate, lauren ashburn, a conservative at the hill, steve hayes, and juan williams, fox news editor. lauren, nice to have you back. >> nice to be here. >> you just saw those interviews. what do you make of those confrontations with dick cheney, michael hayden and dianne feinstein? >> i thought they were very good. i thought the journalists held their feet to the fire. wolf said diane was a friend and yet he continued in that interview to push you. but what i think is missing here is the overall context. that's not easy to do on television. in 2002 and 2003, americans were petrified about what al qaeda would do, about the next strike, about whether or not they had a nuclear weapon. and that doesn't come through. it doesn't come through that we were very upset. >> a country very on edge. steve, i know you think this senate report is inaccurate and partisan. my question is, have the media made it personal? >> no, i think they haven't. part of the reason is that the media buys the basic narrative that is put forth in this senate report. you didn't have the media do the

. >> you know our co-host juan williams, he fills in for bob when bob isn't able to be here.s is his son, raffy williams. he did an interview about how it was that he ended up becoming a republican and he said, you have a combination of family values, what my parents taught me, my brother being a conservative, and shepherding me along and also growing up in the 1990s and you see the dangers of big government. there's another part of that. the dangers of big government and i can't find it, here it is. if we have-time. anyway now i can't find it. the important thing is raffi williams is the kind of republican that i think we're going to see a lot more of because it is people like raffi who studly the conservative movement, they think about it, he's a great spokesman for the republican party. >> liberal parents create conservative kids. that's what happens. >>> all right, it's time for -- greg's secret to the happiness. now in sensoround. when you're on the run from the law, it's important to shave your headfirst before you commit the crime and then carry a bunch of wigs. not th

juan williams. absolutely. >> well time to go. that's it for us. have a great weekend, everyone."special report" is next. you. >>> breaking tonight, president obama suggesting the u.s. is less racially divided than when he took office. despite the growing protests and threats against police in new york city over the death of eric garner and the new racially charged outrage over the death of another black 18-year-old in missouri at the hands of a white police officer. good evening. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm shannon breem in for megyn kelly. demonstrators staging a die-in at the st. louis airport chanting "your silence is violence." the scene far calmer than when the violent protests first erupted after surveillance video showed a white police officer

just before we get started, i just want to correct the record from yesterday, i was asking juan williamsa question, i said that al sharpton had led the rally at which people were saying what do we wanting now, dead cops, that was an error, sharpton not involved in that protest. bill de blasio asks these protesters to cool it for a few days, protesters don't steam to be listening to them. >> it's important to remember that the group orlging these protests, the answer coalition is basically the slime of stall lynists, this is basically bill de blasio's base and it shows he can't even lead his own side in this. it underscores u how unbelievably ineffective he's been as mayor. >> no one -- out of respect for these officers, a little bit of a cooling off period as well, please don't take to the streets and here they are. is there some idea here of decency and free speech colliding? >> there's a fringe element that wouldn't listen to any mayor. and in some respects, bill de blasio is between a rock and a hard place, when you tell some people not to demonstrate that's reason to go out and demon

talk about it with juan williams, fox news political analyst. the message when the mayo mayor showed up at the hospital and they tur turned their backs on , that is as powerful a visual image as i have seen. can the mayor regain the trust of the police department? >> i don't know if it is possible. you have a situation as you describe it one of being on edge having campaigned and by pointing at the police and with the minority community, they thy have complained of harassment, intimidation as a result of stop and frisk procedure. he has the commissioner and a very low rate of crime. maybe at a historic low. police departments doing its job despite not having stop and frisk. the consequence of his rhetoric has been the police feel he is pointing a finger at them and blaming them as opposed to pointing at the criminal. jon: i would point out reading a story in "the new york post" about the fact the crime rate has spiked significantly within the last month. whether that is an admiration or reflecting all of this antipolice rhetoric coming from some

joe trippi and juan williams here live. >>> coming up, it was supposed to be a low risk program.on. that's billion with a b. how did that happen? can we get it back? maria bartiromo also with a b, is here next you >>> a shocking new report showing the irs incorrectly paid out more than $20 billion, tax dollars, in low income tax credits. how does that even happen? joining us now with the details from our sister network, maria bartiromo. so good to see you. >> good to see you. >> this is blowing us away. this is getting less and less shocking by the day. everybody knows, there seems to be a culture of imcompetence and even political oriented culture at the irs. you have to hope that when the new congress comes in, there will be enough investigations and audits of what's happening here to actually get some accountability. here are the details. the irs paid out more than $6 billion in child tax credits in 2013 to people who were not eligible to receive them. >> probably means they don't have children. >> we don't know why they weren't eligible, but the bottom line is, they were not

. >> joining us now from washington with reaction fox news contributors juan williams and mary katharine ham. juan, go to you first. do you blame the cops for turning their backs after all the abuse they have been through? is it really that awful? >> yeah, i don't think it's appropriate. i think it's the wrong message to send. it's got to have a sense of hierarchy and command and the mayor is in charge of the police department. so, if they have a difference with the mayor, they can be clear in terms of expressing their discontent. but turning their back at this moment when the whole nation not just new york is shocked by these murders, when everybody is grieving, i think it politicized it unnecessarily. >> i get your point, juan, let me go to you m cat. i can't blame them. i mean when you just saw two of your fellow officers just cold murdered, and you have a mayor that has not been entirely supportive of you, can you blame an emotional reaction like that. >> emotions are riding high that's for sure. that's what that reaction comes from. when it comes from somebody like mayor de blasio a

juan williams, columnist with the hill and sinyndicated columnist charles krauthammer.e's been accusations lobbed at bill de blasio and the president for fanning the flames of racism. >> sure. >> what do you u think about all of this? >> the one person of course who's responsible ais this animl who pulled the trigger, he's the one that we hold personally responsible for this. and it's also true, that mayor de blasio, with his anti-cop rhetoric, who has made an occurrence like this much more likely than it otherwise would have been. what we have learned over the years is that when someone like al sharpton injects himself in racially contentious situations, people tend to get killed, whether it's crown heights brooklyn, back in the early 90s, or these anti-cop protests following the ferguson shootings. when you u're the mayor, or the president of the united states, or attorney general holder, and you choose to align yourself with someone like al sharpton instead of with the men in blue who protect our cities nationwide, you're asking for mayhem. former mayor rudy giuliani

juan williams. absolutely. >> well time to go. that's it for us. have a great weekend, everyone. "special report" is next. >>> as the more than combat mission in afghanistan ends, president obama boldly declares there will be no more terrorism coming out of that country. this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm ed henry in for bret bare. president obama says that afghanistan has eliminated terrorism. while one mission closes in the region, others await. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has our top story tonight. >> reporter: visiting u.s. troops on christmas day at a marine corps base while vacationing in hawaii, the president

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that's juan williams and ask what they thought. >> all right, juan, what about the nfl?is appropriate? >> yeah, i think it was do you? appropriate? >> i think appropriate. only thing they didn't tell the coach and it's a team game. i think you should tell the coach. sports is such a large platform in american life. i think back to john carlos, tommy smith, some people wearing hoodies after trayvon martin. you know, the clippers coming out with their uniforms on backwards to protest donald sterling's racist comments. i think that's appropriate, nonviolent and certainly nonrioting. and i think pro-athletes should do more of it, i think. >> what do you think, mary kathrine. >> it didn't bother me the nfl has rules about political expression or free speech expression on the field they should punish fairly across the board and make that the rule. but in this case i thought it was nonviolent and fairly appropriate. and here's the thing, the folks who came to the nfl asking for action was a police officer's group, which makes me a little squeamish when you're saying law enforce

joining us from washington fox news analyst mary katharine ham and juan williams.president obama a strong leader? >> well, before i answer that question let's me just say i just finished "killing lincoln" because you gave me a copy at the office the other day. >> you wouldn't buy it so i had to give it to you. i know juan wouldn't buy it. >> don't start with me. i would buy it and not only that i'm going to buy several copies for my kids because, look, it's a compelling read. i'm not saying that because i -- you are my friend. i'm just telling you in terms of all the books that i have read by you this is the one you can put down. i loved it i'm a fan of history and i know you are a fan of history. it's tremendous. when you said in the talking points memo about the u.s. income a point of crisis. you think back to lincoln and that as a moment that defines a leader because he demonstrated right there a vision, a union of america that he said that was going to be it. we are going to remain a unified nation. two, he had a vision in terms of how to achieve it, and a will

there was scholarship and biography and i'm sure you quickly discovered larry gibson's biography, juan williamsand other biographies that appeared in the film. let me ask professor gibson, after you wrote "young thursday good" what do we learn in addition about this amazing man through mick's film? >> yeah. mick had quite a challenge here. and so that's a good question. i'll answer that. just think of the challenge of which he's had. there's been four major full-life biographies of thursday good marshall. my book focuses on his formative years. then there are several, many other smaller books. i know of about 40 books about thursday good marshall. he's been portrayed on the film by james earl jones, by sidney poitier, laurence fishburne has portrayed him both on stage and in film. so mick had a challenge here, but i think he met it. as i was there, i've listed six items. i'll just mention them quickly, that i think are major contributions of this film to the corpus of thursday gothurgo marshall material. i've seen other mentions of the danger, but i think you presentation in this film the dange

look what they did to juan williams. you say sick mind.ould you characterize the man that way? >> well, i think the context to me is something that at the very least is dirty, and possibly could be blasphemist. but, you know, i was in washington, d.c. earlier today to lead the opening prayer for congress, so i thought, i'm going to be with bill tonight, talking about this i want to find out how much taxpayer money are we using to support npr, it turns out we are subsidizing them $40 million a year to support this kind of junk. bill, that is something the folks out there ought to get mad as hell about. >> you know, pastor, we have been talking about that npr and pbs should not have access to taxpayer money. i just want to be fair to this guy. i truly hope that his comment about jesus was not salacious, all right? i truly hope that maybe he was saying that jesus' hands were nailed to the cross and that's why, maybe. you know. i mean, it's christmas, pastor. i want to be as charitable as i can to this man. , if indeed, it was salacious what h

with that let's bring in our panel, george will, juan williams, and charles krauthammer.okay, george. >> this is an unprecedented press conference and i don't think it's a precedent that make us hungry for more because i don't think we learned a whole lot. the contention seems to be in this town that the most important question is did the torture work. the fact is the law doesn't say torture is forbidden or unless or until it's useful, it's just forbidden so the question is, is this torture and did we do it. brennan seems ready to concede a number of the points. i would like to have heard a question as to why and who destroyed the tapes. our fox news' in-house judge says and i think he's right that this whole report stems from the irritation ofne feinstein if they destroyed the tapes. they hacked the computers of the oversight committee of congress for the cia. these are unanswered questions and part of the long conversation we're going to have. >> yeah, that really wasn't tackled in this news conference. juan, i want you to listen to another part of john brennan's news c

tribute to the don't shoot protest movement jointle us now from washington mary katharine ham and juan williams. aappropriate. >> apparently they didn't tell the coach. i think you should tell the. sports large platform. john carlos, tommy smith, i think about some people wearing hoodies ever after trayvon martin. donald sterling. nonviolence. nonrioting. and i think pro-athletes should do more of it, i think. >> what do you think mary katharine? >> yeah, it didn't really bother me that the nfl has ruled about political expression or free speech expression on the field they should punish fairly across the board and make that the rule. but, in this case, i thought it was nonviolent and fairly appropriate. and here's the thing. the folk whos who came to the nfl asking for action is a police officer's group. which makes me scweech militia law enforcement can say i have political speech. i think the answer is more speech, not less. >> what if, juan, you are a police officer at the st. louis stadium and you are doing crowd control as they have in every stadium and you go out and you see, you know, t

juan williams. absolutely. >> well time to go. that's it for us. have a great weekend, everyone.ial report" is next.

. >> now, examining the coverage of this torture debate are our guests including lauren and juan williams. >> so, you saw the interviews, what do you make of the confrontational space offs with dick cheney and senator feinstein? >> the journalists held their feet to the fire. wolf said that she was a "friend," but he continued in that interview to push her. what is missing is the overall context. that is not easy on television. in 2003 and 2002 machines were petrified whether they had a nuclear weapon and the next strike. that accident come through. it does not come through that we were very upset and terrified. >> on edge. steve, you think this is inaccurate and partisan but my question is, have the media covered it fairly? >> no, i think, no. the mediayx buys the narrative that is pit -- put north in the senate report there was no detailed analysis of the report that you have had the media do on other things. you had some in the conservative media do this kind of break doing but not many, or even have the media asking the most basic questions or making the most bake points. it was possi

there was scholarship and biography and i'm sure you quickly discovered larry gibson's biography, juan williamsand other biographies that appeared in the film. let me ask professor gibson, after you wrote "young thursday good" what do we learn in addition about this amazing man through mick's film? >> yeah. mick had quite a challenge here. and so that's a good question. i'll answer that. just think of the challenge of which he's had. there's been four major full-life biographies of thursday good marshall. my book focuses on his formative years. then there are several, many other smaller books. i know of about 40 books about thursday good marshall. he's been portrayed on the film by james earl jones, by sidney poitier, laurence fishburne has portrayed him both on stage and in film. so mick had a challenge here, but i think he met it. as i was there, i've listed six items. i'll just mention them quickly, that i think are major contributions of this film to the corpus of thursday gothurgo marshall material. i've seen other mentions of the danger, but i think you presentation in this film the dange

we'll check in with juan williams. later, hundreds in new york, police officers sign a petition say if they die in the line of duty they don't want the mayor to go to their funeral. we'll tell you about that and much more on this busy news night tonight on "hannity." ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! >>> completely shocked the people of the communist island yesterday. now fox's own steve harrigan is in havana, cuba, with reaction. >> reporter: the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive from cubans on the street. some came out on the streets cheering, honking, yelling really excited about the change. perhaps expecting some immediate benefits. other people when you talk to them say they think it's a good mo