go down the street and it's their law because they don't have juan williams dining at their restaurant. >> there's no precedent to confirm what juan is saying. look, the pizza owner, specific business that we've referenced, they have never denied customers. the focal point of the matter is a reporter had actually heard that that business was a christian business and sought them out. >> quick thought go ahead wayne. >> i just want juan to know he can come over to my house and eat anytime. >> thank you. brother. >> wake up america by the way has become part of the main streen conservative opinion rice. approaching a staggering 400,000 stweets. state your opinion, make it strong at #wakeupamerica and you will be reaching millions of screens around the globe. sole survivor 60 says liberty brings equality. crystal says liberty is more important than equality and hair i can't tell baldwin nails it down saying get involved with plik at the local level know your representatives and study the constitution. amen, sister. coming up this could be the outrage story of the week, not only are we lett

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we have juan williams who has joined us.e is new york million march nyc, today too also, there was a major league baseball game, it was played in an empty stadium that is a perfect symbol for so many things that are wrong with our great nation. you know matt, you are sports guy. to think this is first ever baseball game that did not allow public viewing that spoke volumes. >> this is amazing baseball has been around for well over a century, all that has gone on in that is time frame, that something like this, would lead to this start. i did back the decision, i think it was just, a tinderbox for something that could happen. what happened this weekend, when people came out of the game, they kept them in that is the best move for the city at-this-point. but it is sad. >> it could have been the opportunity, i know it would have been hard to hustle. but for to everyone be there to be a packed stadium, and have a message, which is, we're not going do let anything stop our city -- charles: a though it could have been microcros mik

why dose hate juan williams, who is great american? >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm struck by the fact that you guys actually are giving the president some credit. i'm worried -- >> think we are not fair? >> you know -- >> and balanced? >> what's your problem? >> erik are you okay? >> it is a great deal. >> i don't know if it is great. >> no this -- the deal that they put together is great if they can verify all the -- >> here is the thing -- >> so now now comes -- now comes -- wait. wait. wait. now comes the whine and the sour grape wine. it was a good deal, we don't know we can't trust these iranians, which is true by the way. which is true. >> but we don't know they are telling us everything which is also true. so there are lots of unknowns you have to expect that the president, if he is really gonna get credit for this actually says, oh yeah there's going to be inspections and i can prove it. otherwise, he is a sucker. or just really want -- >> alluding to that. >> or he just really wanted a deal. what's wrong with that? >> okay, you his foreign policy has be

here in new york juan williams. pretty interesting argue.tor from pennsylvania is making. >> well i this it's an artful dodge. clear diversion from the real difference here. a matter of discretion and discrimination, bill. clearly, the government has an interest in protecting everyone's rights, your civil liberties as americans, and that includes if you are black, jewish, female whatever. you and i do business. you run a successful tv show the government doesn't tell you what it do. if you start discriminating about people you can't do that bill o'reilly. >> you are making two mistakes. one, the discretion vs. discrimination takes out the conscience level. so you say okay, look, gays have to be protected, blacks have to be protected, jews have to be protected, minorities have to be protected. what about christians? christians is a majority. they have to be protected, too, right? >> absolutely. >> so, the pizza store didn't say we are not going to sell you a slice of pizza they just didn't want to go to an event. that being a gay marriage. if

that's not juan williams with lipstick, it's our good friend michelle fields. this week, we saw the media treat hillary clinton more than a rock star than a presidential candidate. that should have taxpayers worrying, right? >> 60% of americans think the country is on the wrong track but hillary clinton is not that different from you and me. she puts her pantsuit on in the morning one leg at a time just like you do. >> nice, nice well done. go ahead. >> in all seriousness eric, we shouldn't be surprised by this it the liberal media has worshiped at the shrine of president obama for the past six years and hillary clinton's going to be no different. but instead of playing gutch ging got cha questions, they should be getting to the bottom of the e-mail scandal, asking her question, calling her out on her hypocrisy on things like women issues. when the clinton foundation takes money from countries that are known to oppress women. >> one of the things when hillary clinton was a senator, one of the issues that she had was she paid her male staffers $15,000 a year mor

we have juan williams, fox news contributor and john rapaport. common cause president do you find anything wrong with this. >> yeah, i find a lot wrong with it. she got in trouble, because people didn't realize foreign governments had opportunity to exercise influence. nobody knew they were allowing foreign governments continue to make contributions while she was secretary of state, david. so that created a political contradiction. now what they're trying to do is cut the baby in half. they're saying many countries can not contribute but allowing other countries to continue to contribute. some of the countries can't contribute can come to meetings. not all that clear but continues i think the political problem for hillary clinton. david: mr. rapaport, whoever is the next president they will have to deal with a very different world of alliances and enemy, based on what happened, just over the past couple months. germany is one those taking contributions. if there is some kind of economic embargo against iran or against russia, we have been at odds

. >>> hello, i'm greg guttfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and she wears a laddie bug as a bike helmet dana perino. "the five".." >> hillary's ol route was thereabout as spontaneous as open heart surgery. with all the looseness of your bank's pre recorded menu. press one for eye contact. press two for sip. press three for tilt head, nod and smile and press four to force a laugh. i love her. and let's not forget sunday's video. if you blink you'd miss her appearance. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for president. every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> see, they hit her this will the very end just like more than bates' mother. then there was this thing where she nodded and smiled like in the country bear jam bore re. the guests were vetted by the staff. it was more staged than my fair lady. all this to portray her as soft, authentic, but her actions are as real as travolta's hair. her family story doesn't match public records. she won't take reporter questions because she knows what they'll be. the e-mai

our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, lisa booth and our favorite liberal tarian, juan williams. dashcam video before the shooting. cop cars are cameras so would it make sense for all officers to have cameras too? what do you think lisa? >> well, look, this is obviously a horrific tragedy that took place here. and, look i'm all for body cameras as long as it's happening on the local level and as long as the police departments are okay with it. this isn't something that should be federally manded. one-third of police departments across the country already have body cameras. i think we let this happen at the local level. contrary to what people in washington, d.c. think this one size fits all governing doesn't work. look every city across the country's different. every cop's beat is different. i think we need a way, the cost/benefit analysis, look at the numbers the facts and make a conscientious decision instead of a knee-jerk reaction. >> wayne? >> it may help law enforcement officers as well. they're under a lot of microscopes and scrutiny lately. >> well of course it helps, er

our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, lisa booth and our favorite liberal tarian, juan williams. dashcam video before the shooting. cop cars are cameras so would it make sense for all officers to have cameras too? what do you think lisa? >> well, look, this is obviously a horrific

that's not juan williams with lipstick, it's our good friend michelle fields.an a rock star than a presidential candidate. that should have taxpayers worrying, right? >> 60%

wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams.reedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here

joining us now from washington mary katharine ham and juan williams both are fox news analysts. , we also should say that there were hundreds of people who died over othe weekend. italians couldn't rescue all of them. there are so many coming over from north africa, particularly libya, that you can't regulate it and once they get to italy, they have to be provided with services, very few of them are sent back. so, do you see that the u.s.a. not providing leadership any more are overseas is participating in this? >> well, i think we clearly provided leadership when we supported the end the demise of qaddafi ohio think was a despicable despot and, you know, a threat, someone who had taken out panam 103 over scott land, if you will recall, bill. that was clearly an american effort. but the failure i would argue. >> wait, juan. it was a nato effort and president obama made it clear that he didn't want to take the lead on it it you think that was good leadership when you get rid of qaddafi and you put in nothing? why didn't nato troops go into libya and regulate what was happening? th

. >>> hello everyone i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. it's dana perino, this is "the five." >>> so what makes a great story? when the villain turns out to be good and then the good turns out to be bad. the "rolling stone" rape hoax is that story. the villains were originally the frat boys accused of rape and the hero was the writer who nailed them. now it is reversed. the magazine retracted the fake piece on this alleged gang rape, a piece that led to outrage marches, vandalism and a shocked media. >> a major american university tonight has a lot to answer for now claims of a particularly shocking sexual assault made public. >> an extraordinary move on one of america's most prestigious campuses, university of virginia shutting down fraternities as it investigates sexual assault claims. >> a very disturbing sexual assault allegation at one of america's most prominent colleges. >> shocking allegations of sexual assault on campus. they were exposed in a "rolling stone" article to suspend all activities. >> and it's the agenda-driven publish

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. >> and me with juan williams i can't tell you how excited i was, my first time going my first yearington. i got a text message from my mom, this is what my mother had to say, watching on television and said we saw shannon at the dinner a bunch of times, she looked absolutely fabulous and absolutely nothing about me. >> here's the thing, she knew you were looking handsome in your tux. >> yes, yes, well she's a very smart woman and has great taste. it was great being there with you as well. fox news sunday is next. i'm leland viters. >> see you tomorrow in new york. >> i'm chris wallace, allegations that millions of dollars in speaking fees and foreign donations bought favors from the clinton state department. >> it's so hard when you look at the clintons to figure out where the charity ends and begins and where their profit making ends and begins and where their officials powers as secretary of state or senator ends and begins. >> we'll talk with the author of the explosive book "clinton cash" if his first live interview. a clinton insider response to the allegation. >> do you ever

. >>> hello everyone i'm eric bolling along with juan williams and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five". ." >>> the iran nuclear deal a good one or bad one for the united states, middle east in the balance of global power? here is president obama after moments after the proposed deal broke. >> today the united states together with our allies and partners has reached a historic understanding with iran which if fully implemented will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> within hours iran claimed victory. iranian negotiator saying iran got a great deal and that if america thinks they did well then we are liars. white house spokesman josh earnest addressed that comment this morning on fox. >> some are basically saying he is calling the president a liar. that takes me back to the question about how do you negotiate with this regime and trust them? >> he is not contradicting any of the facts, any of the understandings included in the fact sheet. he is obviously trying to make the case to his population and his country's leadership that

bring in our pam, judge andrew napolitano, juan williams, columnist with the hill and syndicated columnistrles krauthammer. jim, you listen to the irannians, they were adamant, it's not happening. >> and my prior life we spent two-thirds of our time trying to resolve disputes between people. i have settled hundreds, maybe thousands of cases obviously, none of this magnitude. you there's a couple basic rule, you don't announce you have a agreement unless you truly have one. you don't use words that mean different things in english and in farsi. and you don't sort of concoct the impression that there he is an agreement to salt if i a constituent cism on the other hand, it is probably unfair to suggest that the congress should inject itself during the negotiation process, which is obviously still going on. bottom line is the administration has made a mess out of this. they have materially misled the american people about whether or not an agreement even exist. >> right. what they said, what the president said from the rose garden, what they said from the briefing room, was these sanctions wil

steve hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard juan williams national public radio and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. steve? >> obviously the people responsible for most of the violence are rioters. they are not protesters. and listening to that it's really a jarring comment. it's hard to imagine a public official saying something like that which i think could effectively be seen as a green light for this kind of destruction. she said we're providing the safe space to destroy. people went out and destroy. i don't think anybody should be surprised at that. and what i think has been surprising is looking at the reluctance of the police to move in further and try to restore order before this spins totally out of control before nighttime and before these gangs that we've all been hearing about so much can be activated. >> juan? >> well i would differ to this extent. i think what happened today is the kids get out of school around 3:00. there was a lot of social media conversation about let's go after this let's have a total attack. so i think and then the gangs got involve

here to react is the death of cool author gavin mcguinness, juan williams and melissa francis with ust hypocrisy? >> it is the height of hypocrisy. it doesn't end there. i mean, we've seen both the ceo of ge speak out and apple as well. according to "the wall street journal," those are two companies that are clambering to get into iran of all places. >> wait a minute, aren't they already -- isn't apple in iran? >> not legally. they're trying to get in there right now. apparently you can get your hands on the stuff, but they are talking to potential distributors the second the sanctions are lifted. and this is a country that hangs people for being gay. >> yeah. >> so it is the height of corporate hypocrisy. >> what about saudi arabia? >> they're in saudi arabia as well. that's another place gay rights aren't exactly respected. >> so ceos trying to push their products when women, minorities, gays and lesbians are treated abysmally in these countries. >> i can see through you today. i mean, this is so ridiculous. of course -- >> why can you see through me today? >> you just don't like th

. >>> hello everyone i'm eric bolling along with juan williams and greg gutfeld. is "the five". ." >>> the iran nuclear deal a good one or bad one for the united states, middle east in the balance of global power? here is president obama after moments after the proposed deal broke. >> today the united states together with our allies and partners has reached a historic understanding with iran which if fully implemented will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> within hours iran claimed victory. iranian negotiator saying

. >>> hello, i'm greg guttfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and she wears>> hillary's ol route was thereabout as spontaneous as open heart surgery. with all the looseness of your bank's pre recorded menu. press one for eye contact. press two for sip. press three for tilt head, nod and smile and press four to force a laugh. i love her.

democrat richard fowler, radio talk show host and mary mary katharine ham juan williams off tonight.r reaction to my analysis, mary katharine? >> i think you are right about a lot of things. look, hillary feels a bit like a check the boxes kind of candidacy. she is the next one in line. she served the time in the various positions that make her qualified. not a lot of fireworks while in those positions or a lot to point to as you pointed out even myanmar has back slid somewhat which that meeting that she had with them which i did think mattered. i'm not sure how this is going to roll out. the video itself in kate mckinnon's impression of her point to an actua weakness as a candidate. she is just not a natural. can you see that in the parody that kate mckinnon does of her and see it in the video where the people she was introducing, the americans she was talking to at the beginning of the video adorable and sweet she comes on as a sad trombone in her own ad. i'm not sure she is going to connect in quite the way. >> she is not a good campaigner. we saw that in the obama/hillary race. >

and fox news political analyst, juan williams. well, as we say, president obama started out with a firm red line, if you will, that iran must end its nuclear program, we're obviously a long way from there. george, there are obviously concessions in any negotiation. did president obama and the west give up too much or is this a reasonable deal? >> well, what was given up that really matters was given up a while ago. that is they conceded the right to enrich, the capacity to enrich and the possession of some low-enriched uranium. this deal comes in the fourth quarter of obama administration characterized by four failures. the failure to leave a stable iraq. the fail of the russian reset. the failure to advance the israeli/palestinian and al qaeda emulaters and franchises if you will. so we went into this with a symmetry of urgency. the president wanted to top the iranian bomb, but he really wanted a deal that could be presented as revolutionary for the whole region. the iranians wanted to lighten the sanctions, but they really want

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams melissa france and greg guttfeldn new york city and this is the five. >> multiple new reports that raise very serious questions about hillary clinton's credibility, her honest wree and trustworthiness. bret baier is angering his special tomorrow night with explosive tails on donations the clinton foundation accepted while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. he's going to join us live in just a moment. first let's take a look at a clip from the tangled clinton web. brett got an lieu sieve interview with peter swietser who told

. >>> hello everyone i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. what makes a great story? when the villain turns out to be good and then the good turns out to be bad. the "rolling stone" rape hoax is that story. the villains were originally the frat boys accused of rape and the hero was the writer who nailed them. now it is reversed. the magazine retracted the fake piece on this alleged gang rape, a piece that led to outrage marc

strategist karl rove and fox news political analyst, juan williams.it, the first week as a formal candidate? >> she is at a state where she is who she is and she is what she is and it is not a member of the pro lotariat. i don't think she has the common touch. her husband had it. fdr was a rich guy and blue blood had that but hick anything doesn't. she is doing her best to establish it in a way. i don't think it will go very far but i a not sure how much it will matter. she has no pressure for the them nation and is trying to present her sex in a more favorable light than eight years ago and she will perhaps succeed but at the end of the day she is who she s. >> jackie, what struck you about her rollout and i pick up on a question i was going back-and-forth with, is she going to have trouble campaign as a champion of the middle class going up against big money when she and her husband have a long history with $300,000 speeches and $1 million contributions, multimillion dollar contributions from foreign governments, to the foundation. >> yeah it is a h

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams melissa france and greg guttfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> multiple new reports that raise very serious questions about hillary clinton's credibility, her honest wree and trustworthiness. bret baier is angering his special tomorrow night with explosive tails on donations the clinton foundation accepted while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. he's going to join us live in just a moment. first let's take a look at a clip from the tangled clinton web. brett got an lieu sieve interview with peter swietser who told fox how russia came to control up to half of america's uranium. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. why 2008 2009 they were collateral attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians a kwhierd that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> we're talking

jackie kucinich of the daily beast, strategist karl rove and fox news analyst juan williams. brit what do you make of hillary's first week? >> she is who she is and she is what she is. it's not a member of the prolitariate. that doesn't mean she couldn't have the common touch. she could but i don't think she is sd. her husband had it. fdr who was a rich guy and a blue blood and all that had it. but hillary doesn't. she's doing her best to establish it in a way. i don't think it will go very far but i'm not sure how much it will matter. she's got no real pressure for the democratic nomination. and you know, she's trying to present herself in a more favorable light than she did in iowa eight years ago. perhaps, she'll succeed in that. at the end of the day, she is who she is. >> jackie, what struck you about clinton's rollout? and i want to pick up on a question i was going back and forth with with bernie sanders about. is she going to have trouble campaigning as champion of the middle class going up against big money when she and her husband have such a long history with $300,