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and nina easton with "fortune," and juan williams fox news analyst and columnist for "the hill." kathleen parker cruz is controversial in question. on balance, on the media how do you picture? >> there is a way of presenting facts the he forced the shutdown of the government which is not good for republicans. the republicans in congress resent him for that and when he saw, though that ted cruz is not just controversial but he is a wacko bird as his colleague senator john mccain said, there is a way to plenty the facts and it is clear on the left he is out of his mind, crazy but he is crazy like a fox if i may say that. to the extent that he is expecting to the republican base, he is saying exactly what they went to hear and they are proud to have someone would said it so well. >> does cruz overstate when he said the media characterizing him as stupid or evil and here it is as a lunatic. >> i wrote a book on post reagan conservatives in the 1990s because my colleagues in the media underestimated the strength of the right, evangelicals and the anti-tax movement and they underestima

juan williams and former oklahoma football star spencer tillman are here with analysis. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." hillary clinton finally faced the press about her e-mail scandal yesterday but hardly anyone is satisfied with what she had to say. and the questions about what was in the thousands of personal e-mails that she deleted some 32000 of them? well, that's far from over. earlier today the a.p. sued the state department to release e-mails and other government documents while hillary was secretary of state. now the a.p. says the legal action comes after repeated requests filed under the freedom of information act that they have been ignored. meanwhile the a.p.'s fact checker picked apart hillary's excuses from yesterday's presser. and many of them just don't pass the smell test. here are some examples. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> all right. according to the mainstream media, the a.p. the fact check they have hillary sidesteps the issue since some of th

juan williams. it was such a powerful moment for him because juan williams is seen by the republican universe as a democrat as a liberal. he is beating up on the moderator and scoring political points. i wonder do you change the dynamic now if you have a republican questioning republicans? a candidate like newt can't do that. >> you do. that's good for our party. an example at that time, one was foot stamp versus paychecks to compare the parties, the second was juan williams. newt won 45 of 46 counties. >> the joke was that juan williams won south carolina. i think this is a good thing. it puts pressure on hugh hewitt. i think he will rise to the occasion. he won't pull any punches, because he is the conservative commentator on the panel, this is a good thing in terms of vetting the candidacy. it gives more legitimacy to people who are questioning the media. maybe thinking we're all liberal shills. >> he was asked about how he'll approach it this week. hugh hewitt this week talking about how he'll h

juan williams is here.he surface of this, when you dive into the serious. >> it is very serious. it's high profile, high stakes poker on both sides. let's start with the obama administration. eric holder signing off is what triggered these news reports today. the prosecutor charges, had to get the top level law enforcement officer in the country to say it's okay because senator menendez is a signature senator. it's almost unprecedented to go after a sitting senator. very difficult in large part because of something that happened last week, which is that the third circuit was looking at whether or not that senator is protected by what is called the speech and debate clause of the constitution that would allow that senator's deliberation to remain private and not used as evidence in a prosecution against him. >> the allegation this dough for from florida, big donor, gave him trips on a plane, and other sorts of -- >> well, prostitution was mentioned at one point. >> yes, one of the accusations, in6tñok the do

. >> joining us from washington mary katharine ham and in new york juan williams. start with you. scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most serious, where it stands now on email thing, how bad? >> well, i think if it were a republican it would be a little higher let me stipulate that because the media would treat it differently. right now she is probably at a six or seven. and i think she is making it worse by not responding and when she comes out and doesn't have answers likely to these questions i think it's going to be an issue. i don't think it's going to derail things partly because of the media look, this is just blatantly obviously unethical. it's an issue for government transparency and issue for how she would govern. it might be a legal issue. very likely is. it's so patently obviously clinton-like in its inherent shadiness. >> the "new york times" broke the story. >> i agree. >> and they're sensing a little bit of blood in the water. he know how they are when they sense that. >> i appreciate them covering it here's the issue. as a republican, it immediately would be declared e

joining me with reaction, john nolte, juan williams. i guess what is this obsession? if i want an interview with the president, i need green lipstick, take a bath in milk and froot loops. this is the kind of interview he wants to give, juan williams? >> it's about the audience. i think it's ridiculous, let me just say that off the bat. >> what audience is he getting with that lady? >> i'll tell you, straight up it's about eyeballs. and that lady has millions of people who watch that foolishness and those are young people who typically are obama's supporters. so he's going after people that he considers to be his base his constituents. >> but i think we've gotten to the point that the president at some point has to take responsibility. isn't that what we teach our kids, they have to be responsible for their own actions? seven years in, he's still blaming bush lashing out at fox news sean hannity, because his policies haven't succeeded? >> his attacks on fox news are a campaign he has against his political enemies. look at the things the white house has said about bibi

he will be a force to be reckoned with and, you know you need to take him seriously. >> juan williams, it's not all the liberal media. "wall street journal" editorial page krizcriticizing him. he has a knack for stirring up these negative reviews. >> i think he does. and i think i'll irritate kathleen and nina this sunday morning by saying i think it's conservatives who have really gone after ted cruz. peggy noonan in the "wall street journal" yesterday basically saying this guy is someone who is not only inexperienced and doesn't have much of a track record in the senate, but someone who really does not have a chance to be elected president of the united states. and if you as a republican care about beating the democrats and claiming the white house that you wouldn't be lining up with ted cruz. >> what i said is not to the exclusion of what you've just acknowledged. >> he said you'd be irritated. >> it takes a lot more than that to irritate me. but he's obviously not going to win the presidency. that's not going to happen. we know that. but i do think -- and by the way, i've spoken t

you wrote "eyes on the prize," juan williams the most important books written of the civil rights movementw do you put together selma and ferguson and race in america. your thoughts? >> selma is a great point of reference looking at civil rights the you look at selma, crossing the bridge, there is a moment when you see americans willing to stand in the face of violence to bring to reality the more perfect union, the declaration of independence promise that all men are created equal. but what you see today we have lost moral clarity because the moral clarity when you have the jim clarks and bull connors beating those would want to register to vote. >> the police in the 60s. >> today you compare that we have lost the moral clarity and we have civil rights that have become black people as a special interest group, a keep constituency for democrats, making demands on the system and treating it as such. you have lost moral clarity when you cannot fix the vote rights act in this day and age of 2015 to guarantees all americans. instead, you see people engaged in efforts to diminish of vote of bla

here with more reaction juan williams. juan, you know, what do you do? you feel like taking these kids and just slapping them not physically, in the head. but what's wrong with you? what are you thinking? what are you doing? what century are you living in? it angers you. >> yeah. you know it disappoints me. i think both of us have been there. you know, j.v. watts is from oklahoma. >> oh, yeah. i've been down to oklahoma with him. >> yeah. and not only that, david borne is a senator here in d.c., now president. i remember that he took a man named joseph perkins who was the first black ambassador to south africa to the university made him a distinguished scholar there. i would never have guessed that this would happen there. and i might add, don't forget, oklahoma city and the thunder, with kevin durant, it seems they've been making great strides. but i've got to tell you, sean it hurt my heart, when i heard them say they could be swinging from a tree but they'll never sign with ase, you know, the fraternity? the idea that they would go back in history for

wayne rogers, ontan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. i want to talk about this 150 dead and they say it was a deliberate act. is it time to start requiring who are testing for pilots? >> i think you have some testing initially. lufthansa said that they had done a psychological test they want people who are not only cooperative, but reliable. the problem is they stopped. they don't do it once you're a

wayne rogers, ontan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. i want to talk about this 150 dead and they say it was a deliberate act. is it time to start requiring who are testing for pilots? >> i think you have some testing initially. lufthansa said that they had done a psychological test they want people who are not only cooperative, but reliable. the problem is they stopped. they don't do it once you're a pilot. well, obviously people go through divorce people go through all kinds of upsets drug addiction and the like. they should have something where they go and look for their pilots to make sure they're not going to literally crash your plane. >> are we talking about more agency reg lags. >> they are an anti-regulation show, but sometimes it makes sense. >> i think it's important not to have a knee-jerk reaction. they're still investigating the crash, still looking at all the facts, still trying to figure out why exactly pd this. nets not have a knee-jerk reaction. the fact remains flying still remains the safest means of transportation an

our "cashin' in" crew jane rogers jonathan row begin, juan williams and lisa booth. mall of america on high alert, busting jihadists in brooklyn. why the mixed signals? >> you're absolutely right. there are mixed signals from this administration but that's what happens when you have an administration that's whose foreign policy is being dictated by incompetency. it's putting our security and economy at risk. what do you expect when you have an administration who thinks that global warming is a bigger threat than terrorism or who wants to find terrorists jobs. instead of criticizing christians and criticizing conservatives what this administration should do is be honest about the real threat and that threat is from radical islamic extremists. >> wayne, the director clapper and fbi director both said these are very very dangerous times right now. yet your president obama and we just heard secretary of state kerry saying no things aren't that bad. >> well eric to say that they are wrong is the easy to say and they are. i mean at one point they said sovereign extremists

wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything lisa booth and juan williams. wayne, i'm going to start with you. can we do more to protect soft targets and should when doing more? >> yes. you've got to identify the enemy. we know who the enemy is, i mean in general we do, idea logically we know who the enemy is, but in order to get the soft targets that are set of you've got to be specific here, i don't think you can just you know blankly idea logically say that these are bad people, you've got to identify them. we need better intel to do that, better intelligence we've got to get inside of these things. >> just this week late this week, we heard high school a new york, upstate new york pine bush high school where they were told to recite the pledge of allegiance in arabic. maybe that's causing some of the problems. >> absolutely that's part of the problem. lone wolf attacks are difficult to prevent, but begin the amount of threats that have been made, western the thousands of westerners that have chosen to join the ranks of isis we need to be more vigilant th

wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything lisa booth and juan williams.can we do more to protect soft targets and should when doing more? >> yes. you've got to identify the enemy. we know who the

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle dana perino and juan williams. >>> the last few weeks have been particularly brutal in america. assaults beatings, shootings fights in public. we are literally witnessing american culture disintegrating. we have four pieces of tape. this can be brutal. if you don't want the kids to see them now is a good time to tell them to look away. we show you the attack on the outnumbered girl in a mcdonald's in brooklyn. now something that broke my heart indianapolis. watch as this teenaged girl is beaten. pay particular attention to the young boy with her, maybe 5 years old. after several beatings on his sister he steps in only to be pounded by the attacker. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> what is going -- what are we witnessing? >> i have to leave because i have to go back to the district attorney's office to prosecute people like that. this is clearly going wrong. when i worked in the juvenile justice department if you do not intervene not only with punishment as a deterrent and counseling and complete analysis of that kind of imoral behavior you

juan williams, columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> this is a storythat is not going away anytime soon because of what you just mentioned. this story has so many different aspects and so many different facets. she is going to have to explain herself. we are learning about the e-mails as a result of the investigation being conducted by the house benghazi investigation. the presumption was all of the questions had been answered. there was nothing more to fine. there had been exhaustive investigations. house intelligence committee had done one and people who watch this show might remember that there was some skepticism that all questions had been answered. clearly there is more to learn. clearly hillary clinton didn't provide those committees with the e-mails. in some cases they didn't have the opportunity to interview her. there are many questions just on the benghazi angle of this but then you go to the transparency angle, the fact that she clearly set this up to circumvent transparency requirements. this is a story that will be around for a long time.

and political analyst juan williams. juan, this is illegal. i never thought i would say this. as robert gibbs points out. rightly so. everyone's briefed on the rules here. and it goes deeper. we have clinton aides doing the same thing, including huma and philippe reins involved in this. 50000 pages we're talking about. she had to know the rules here, correct? >> yeah she had to. look, you know, we don't know how deep it goes, and that's the problem. we have a problem with transparency. those are our e-mails, not her e-mails. we have a problem with national security. she was the secretary of state dealing with the -- you have to assume there had to be confidential and life and death information she was dealing with. it would be easy for foreign countries to get their hands on it. there's no excuse here. they're trying to explain it away. they can't. they've got to turn over all her e-mails. >> i agree. >> just like they should cough up all the foreign money that the foundation took. and be clean about all this. >> you know there's a lot of issues, we have the foreign donations

george will, juan williams and steve hayes. here are some of the more recent cases, there haven't been a lot, but some of the more recent cases of confirmed or suspected pilot murder-suicides. last year, flight 370 disappeared with 239 people on board. sabotaged by one of the pilots is a leading theory. in 2013, the pilot of a mozambique pilot crashed the plane. and in 1999, an egypt air flight crash with 217 on board, u.s. officials blame the pilot. george, your thoughts? >> well, it's an old axiom of journalism that we don't report the planes that land safety, but it's worth noting how safe air travel is. there are 100,000 commercial airline flights a day around the globe. this year 3.4 billion people will fly, and the record of safety is breathtaking. measured by fatalities per passenger mile air travel is the safest way of travel by far, including walking. it's an amazing achievement. you can tweak this somehow. lufthansa has done it a bit by saying we're going the man tate what the european union does not mandate, which is

. >>> i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse waters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> one year after the raid that killed osama bin laden president obama campaigned for reelection on the demise of al qaeda. >> there is a reason why al qaeda is on its heels and has been decimated. there is a reason why osama bin laden are not in a position to be able to execute plots against the united states. >> not only were we able to drive al qaeda out of afghanistan but slowly and systematically we have been able to decimate the ranks of al qaeda. >> i said we would refocus on the terrorists who attacked us on 9/11 and we have. and today a new tower rises above the new york skyline and al qaeda is on the path to defeat. >> a man with access to the documents recovered from osama bin laden's compound says the president's public claims about al qaeda's strength did not match up with the intelligence from the items seized. here is lieutenant general, former director of the defense intelligence agency. >> what i know the intelligenc

steve heys, juan williams and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.tion in yemen and rebels backed by iran are in control but not really in control. >> if this really is isis it is a continuation of what is happening in iraq where you have isis in tikrit. these are sunni jihaddests at war with shiite militias controlled and supported by iran. what happened toy if it is isis would be an iranian backed government or rebels element that took over a few months ago under attack now from the isis element in yemen. so you have this continuation of shiite extremists shiite jihad jihaddist jihaddistjihad jihaddest jihaddests. it is particularly a disaster in yemen because there is another element there which is al qaeda and iraq which has targeted the united states almost successfully blew up an airplane over detroit. the most active of all al qaeda affiliates. it's a multi sided war and we have no role here whatsoever. it's chaos and civil war. >> juan? >> what i think is kind of hard to find who you want to root for because this is bad guy and bad guy. obvio

. >>> i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle dana perino and juan williams. >>> the last fewhave been particularly brutal in america. assaults beatings, shootings fights in public. we are literally witnessing american culture disintegrating. we have four pieces of tape. this can be brutal. if you don't want the kids to see them now is a good time to tell them to look away. we show you the attack on the outnumbered girl in a mcdonald's

priceline.com >>> we have karl rove and kirsten powers and juan williams. you had to have a political account because you could not do political business on the government account. how big a deal is this hillary clinton and how big a role will it play if her campaign? >> it will be big and reaffirm the vision, the narrative people have of the clintons that they are governed by a different set rules whether it is foreign contributions to their foundation or someone getting a salary from a private company selling intelligence to foreign entities on american politics at the same time she is getting a salary at state department, we will have a series of these things that are the clintons' sense of entitlement. i was amused at congressman schiff. rnc accounts were there for political activity at the white house because of the hatch act we had to have a separate account but we were told these were presidential reports swept and added to the white house archives. in fact, there was a problem because they were in the to be missing and congressman schiff was the lou

. >>> i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse waters and greg gutfeld.ty and this is "the five." >>> one year after the raid that killed osama bin laden president obama campaigned for reelection on the demise of al qaeda. >> there is a reason why al qaeda is on its heels and has been decimated. there is a reason why osama bin laden are not in a position to be able to execute plots against the united states. >> not only were we able to drive al qaeda out of afghanistan but slowly and systematically we have

joining us now from washington mary katharine ham and here in the studio juan williams.this whole ferguson deal and by the way this guy has admitted shooting the officer. he said he was aiming at someone else like that makes it better. i missed the guy i really want to kill. so i got two officers. so he is toast. but i think that this story now is making all sides angrier at each other. am i wrong? >> no. the polls support you. i mean, the polls are clear that people think race relations in the country are getting worse and especially under president obama. i happen to personally disagree. i think that the depositions right now are long known especially to the poor black community and police department of our country. have you people having to discuss them and oh i don't like this. somebody is calling me a racist and say i have a chip on my soldier if i'm black. i don't like it. it makes me uncomfortable. the reality of race relations in the country and difficult relations between police having a police what is oftentimes a highly violent and dysfunctional poor black com

that's what i tried to explain to fox news' own juan williams today on "the five." >> i still think it's the case that she broke no law. i think that's what all of this -- >> you don't know? >> we've got to find a document do this, do that. everybody's so afraid of her on the republican side they're just trying to tear her down. >> how can you say that? the law says it is a violation to willfully conceal your records -- >> but feel at the federal records act say she broke no law. >> listen, i'm an attorney, and shannon kaufman is an attorney who worked in the white house, and i looked at the law. i believe it's obviously room for disagreement there. >> i don't think she broke any law. and i think by the way -- >> based on what? it's willful concealment. >> there's no willful concealment. >> how can i not prove it? how can it not be proven? >> let me finish it here. >> requests are coming in. congressional demands are coming in. litigation requests are coming in. she doesn't produce any of the documents. how is that not concealment? >> she said she had nothing classified -- she said nothi

. >> joining me now executive director of teaparty.net, niger, juan williams, deroy murdock. deroy, what stood out to me, he wasn't the only one. where are the other ones? >> i will say that i watched most of this -- most of his statement anyway. and it didn't sound like something written by a lawyer. it wasn't the old i regret. i regret that somebody passed away. that doesn't mean i'm sorry. he said i apologize i'm deeply sorry. >> he asked, i beg your forgiveness. >> correct. if you're going to apologize you do it like this. >> i hate when they do i apologize if i offended you. >> i regret that something happened, i regret a ship sank it's not my fault. >> words mean a lot what i've done, who i've hurt and the repercussions i've brought to the university. so he's taking responsibility. >> he sounds deeply remorseful. >> juan, what do you say? >> you know, i'm all for it. i think this is a season of lent, so it's a season of penitence. for me it's not about giving him a thousand lashes in public or somehow demonizing him by having him stand up there and say mea culpa. it is

and fox news political analyst, juan williams. kim, you wrote a column in today's "wall street journal" under the headline, things -- or rather hillary's e-mail escapade. i want to ask you about one line in that. this e-mail caper is pure clinton. explain. >> look, i mean, governor huckabee was right. the clintons play for keeps. they will do whatever they have to do. and her decision to keep her e-mail where it was, it was purposeful. it was with an eye to the future. it was about retaining control. look, i mean, has there been a political family that has played more cat and mouse games over the years with documents? i mean you just ran through a list of some of them with lanny davis. and that was in her head as she went through that confirmation hearing to become secretary of state. she knew that she was probably going to run for president again. she wanted control of these e-mails. and here's the other thing, she's a lawyer. okay. and so you just heard lanny davis talk all about how she didn't break the law. the federal records

karl rove and juan williams. karl we were talking with congressman schiff. you took heat. you had one white house account and separate political account. you had to because you couldn't do government business or political business on the government account. how big a deal do you think this hillary clinton thing is? and how big a role will it play in her campaign? >> it will be big in that it reaffirms a vision, a narrative that people have about the clinton that they are governed by a different set of rules. we'll have throughout the entire course of the campaign, whether it's foreign contributions to their foundation. selling intelligence to foreign entities on american politics. we'll have a whole series of these things that are the clinton's operating in a sense of entitlement. i was amused at congressman schiff. you're right. rnc accounts were there for political activity at the republican -- at the white house house. we had to have a separate account. we were told these are presidential records. they were periodically swept and added into the white house archives. in

stuart: juan williams is with us joining us from d.c. >> nice to be with you stuart varney.ou got completely off track. let's get serious for a second. i think that president obama and attorney general eric holder have not brought us together. ferguson is one of the examples of that failure to bring us together. you say what? >> i do not think that that is true. the attorney general said those guys who committed this criminal act -- i did not owe about that language. the president just said last night that they were criminals. >> a report on the police force in ferguson. clausing over darren wilson who did nothing wrong at all. ignoring the hands of life. concentrating instead on an unfunded of tickets issued. essentially, they picked on the ferguson police force and a board what happened to officer wilson. i think that that encouraged the environ it. >> from your if, i would think that you would say that this is incredible. yet, here is a report that says officer wilson did nothing wrong. there were not hands up. this is a clear statement from the government that the office

juan williams is a fox news political analyst. welcome to both of you.ly going on during oral arguments was wg, well, if the court decides to shoot down this premise that if you don't have an exchange in your state and it's not state run then you can't get the tax credit so many people have been collecting in the states that don't have their own exchanges then the whole thing will fall apart and millions of people will not have their health insurance. scalia said he believes republicans would come up with some sort of alternative. do you think they are prepared to do that? >> i want to caution people not to read too much into oral arguments. we are all trying to read what they are thinking and they sometimes ask devil's advocate kinds of questions. what scalia is doing is offering a nice lesson in how the republic works is when you do judicial review and when democrats built this, if it comes crashing down then yes the process is it goes back to congress and congress has to figure out what to do with it. the fact that the democrats built this tower it ma

martha: juan williams and mary katharine ham. juan what do you think is going on here?not good. i think what you are seeing here is the obama administration taking a harder line with benjamin netanyahu after his campaign pledge he was not going to allow to two-state solution to go forward. as you have said the prime minister says he reconsidered that approach. but from the white house you hear that this has been his behavior all along. he has not been invested in the u.s. pursuit of a two-state solution. so now it looks like the u.s. would be more open to not only taking steps to question how we support israel in the under national community the united nations, before criminal court and the like, but also being direct with netanyahu that he does not share our u.s. interest in the middle east. martha: when you are dealing with this situation it begs the question ways your goal. what does the white house want to achieve? are they underred in pursuing peace in the middle east or some kind of deal that would include a two-state solution. and if they are interested do it mak

martha: i'm joined by mary katharine ham and juan williams. rtha: it turns out it's not a state department blackberry with the security apparatus she was supposed to have. juan what do you make of it? >> it's an on going blight for hillary clinton. her staff says the device was properly encrypted and secured. but that's her decision, her staff's decision and a matter of asking the american people to trust hillary clinton. so i don't think this is going drag down her campaign according to all the numbers i have seen, democrats still are uniformly behind hillary clinton. but it does give you have the sense either she is overly defensive given the battles she went through in the 90s in the white house or she feels entitled that she can live the way she wants without regard to resumes and regulations. >> to me it feels like she sought advice on how to do this in the most shady and irresponsible way possible. perhaps she got it from bill clinton. they are good at these kinds of things. but this is not what the american people deserve. i would say th

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