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our crew jonathan honey ebbing and michelle fields juan williams and jessica tarla. michelle justice scalia saying we should call obama care -- it sure feels to me like the scales of justice are tipping to the left. maybe even falling over to the left. >> absolutely. the supreme court is preserving obama care at the expense of the english language. this incident is a direct reflection of what's happening in washington where laws are whatever people in washington want them to be. they no longer need to write legislation and think about the language because all they have to do is they write it they pass it and later they decide what it is. it's really disappointing that the supreme court is now sort of politicized group of people. it seems as though they're more concerned about preserving the obama administration's signature legislation than doing what's best for the american people and looking at the language of the legislation. justice roberts writing the opinion on it. wow, he shocked a lot of people. >> well apparently he shocked a lot of conservatives, but i think

also joining us our famous liberal and liberal carry-in and juan williams. welcome, everybody. jonathan what does this say about police officers? what do you say to cops and bad guys in the country when a cop like that has to resign? >> well let's look. the video is disturbing but broadly speaking it really doesn't mean much. a picture is not an argument. the fact is that police work is incredibly vital and incredibly notable. these are the people that protect individual rights. i think what you are seeing here is a difficult leftist anti-police, anti-american -- the average policeman does not hate black people. the average black person doesn't hate black people. this is just -- for that we should thank the police, not the police protest. >> you know why i opened the show is there a war on cops? it seems like the bad guys are getting involved. cops are under pressure. i'm going to step it up a little bit. >> cops are much appreciated and politically powerful. almost nobody would go against police. >> for me the biggest issue on that whole video wasn't the fact that he was rough

our crew jonathan honey ebbing and michelle fields juan williams and jessica tarla. michelle justice scalia saying we should call obama care -- it sure feels to me like the scales of justice are tipping to the left. maybe even falling over to the left. >> absolutely. the supreme court is preserving obama care

also joining us our famous liberal and liberal carry-in and juan williams. welcome, everybody.does this say about police officers? what do you say to cops and bad guys in the country when a cop like that has to resign? >> well let's look. the video is

bill o'reilly agreed with juan williams with the view the confederate flag is a symbol of hate but adding historical context. >> you know as well as i do that if represents to some bravery in the civil war because confederates fought hard. >> represents to some. here's how msnbc's chris hayes twisted his words. >> bill o'reilly said it represents bravery of confederates that fought in the civil war. >> no, he didn't. after o'reilly hammered him for distortion hayes backed down. >> we shouldn't have attributed that view to him. fair is fair. we got it wrong and i apologize. >> and that was the right thing to do. >> ahead on buzz"mediabuzz," my exclusive sit down with ted cruz who says the media are in the tank for hillary clinton. >>> ted cruz has been aggressive in pushing back against the media in his presidential campaign. i sat down with the senator here in washington. ted cruz welcome. >> thank you. >> i heard said ted cruz is very conservative. >> people in washington like saying that. it's interesting. the people who keep saying that are the people who keep getting their tails whipp

i'm dana perino along with kimberley guilfoyle, geraldo rivera juan williams and tom shillue. this is "the five." on the heels of islamic terror attacks, u.s. officials are warning about a possible strike here at home as july 4th approaches next week. there's been a bulletin issued to local law enforcement. former deputy cia director mike morrell says he's extremely concerned. >> these kind of warnings go out routinely, but this one isn't routine to me. there's been people arrested around the united states for being radicalized by isis. we're right in the middle of rama rama ramara ramadhan so i'm worried about that one. >> as america gets ready to celebrate its birthday isis is celebrating its one-year anniversary with a call to arms. to defeat the network, here's what we have to do. >> we have to disrupt the isis narrative. it looks like they're acting as the will and the hand of god. ic we need i think we need to turn that around. we need to inflict battlefield defeats on them in their homeland so they're not nearly as attractive to these folks globally. >> are we winning o

that reflects there anti-business attitude government is good but business is bad and i assume juan williamsls that way because he is left-wing but they did not do it alone. the government plays a role. >> of course, like the rest of us who use public goods like public roads but that statement significantly understates the amount of individual risk and responsibility that all entreprenuers undertake. john: and your body language suggests you may not disagree? >> hats off to people who are a catalyst to take a risk to produce profit. john: what are they doing? >> they're telling you the truth. we have the best economy in the world for a reason because of our laws, worker and investor protection and consumer protection. >> there needs to be basic law and order so when they know they make a free exchange so they have that security to operate under law in order and rule of law that government has gone too far to regulate every aspect to make it much harder for job creators to give the raises. >> 93 million americans are out of the workforce people are choosing not to work. >> that is because we

. >> joining us juan williams and mary catherine, juan do you believe the white house should be able's house, all the people. >> yeah i think that is why it was totally legitimate for the president to do what he did, bill. first of all, there were no taxpayer dollars used for that illumination -- >> the property -- all the security -- >> no you're missing the point. you're missing the point. here is the key, and this is where mike huckabee just demonstrates why he is totally lost. what you have is a constitution that says there shall be no state-established religion which you why you can't go out there and put religious symbols on the white house. >> look juan don't you think -- >> but this is about a political office. the president of the united states is a political office. the president can give out medals of freedom and celebrate the military -- >> he uses the facility that is there for all americans. and don't you think, juan it was in your face. he did an in your face to traditional americans. >> not at all. a celebration of a supreme court ruling. that is government that is es

with that, let's bring in our panelist juan williams and charles krauthammer. there's a torrential downpour outside and so i don't think the nationals are going to make it. >> no. and the way they've been playing, that's okay. >> what do you think about this new vote tomorrow the cloture vote on the usa freedom act? >> as for specifics, i think it's a very narrow issue. the information is still going to be collected. it's just not going to be the government that is going to hold it. it's just going to be private companies. is that a great triumph for civil liberties? we know that facebook and others have used private information inside that is given to facebook in ways that are not very much appreciated and i'm not sure i feel any more private and security with that. nonetheless, if that's the compromise that makes people feel better that's okay. if democrats will sign on as they have and that works fine. look the patriot act is not written in stone. it was a reaction to 9/11. we didn't quite know how to react so we put down some rules. i think it's a good thin

. >>> joining us now, the five co-host columnist for the hill juan williams. great to have you here. >> good to be with you, lou. lou: as you watch that on new york city streets, the idea that people no longer respect authority, attack police officers in the performance of dut duty, what is going on? >> heart goes out to the police officers. they're trying to establish in order the chaotic situation and dealing with people who have no understanding that they are assaulting an officer of the law, they're in serious trouble for that act. that is not a fight with somebody on the corner. but in larger response to your question, lou, there's no question, you know what's going on, i know what's going on. we have a breakdown of the minority family that is pronounced, and the first time they see anybody in authority, a male authority figure saying you better behave, it may be the police officer at door. too often if the officer is a white officer, they unload baggage on the fact that person is there to defend law and order and -- lou: and protect that person's family.

. >> and talking about that is juan williams fox political analyst. and molly, editor and one, you heard the definition of reaganesque and conservative and appeal to many aspects of the voting population. does anyone fit that bill? >> it is interesting. i covered ronald reagan. and i think of tremend out cha ris maand good locks and charm and among the republican nom nos, two stand out. senators paul and rubio. but you think of people with background of strong conservative and the person in the tape that we are seeing scott walker governor of wisconsin and former governor of florida jeb bush. and in turns that senator is talking about jeb bush scott walker, marco rubio and rand paul. nmolly, does anybody in the republican field strike you. >> i can so why she had trouble picking a particular candidate. and unlike previous campaigns the entire field has reaganesque. rubio and farriona and rand paul who are roaching out with percentages that we are not seeing since reagan. and jeb bush and particularly rick perry. and if you take reagan's noted ability

with that, let's bring in our panelist juan williams and charles krauthammer. there's a torrential downpour outside and so i don't think the nationals are going to make it. >> no. and the way they've been playing, that's okay. >> what do you think about this new vote tomorrow the cloture vote on the usa freedom act? >> as for specifics, i think it's a very narrow issue. the information is still going to be collected. it's just not going to be the government that is going to hold it. it's just going to be private companies. is that a great triumph for civil liberties? we know that facebook and others have used private information inside that is given to facebook in ways that are not very much appreciated and i'm not sure i feel any more private and security with that. nonetheless, if that's the compromise that makes people feel better that's okay. if democrats will sign on as they have and that works fine. look the patriot act is not written in stone. it was a reaction to 9/11. we didn't quite know how to react so we put down some rules. i think it's a good thin

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams and dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the 5." tonight, part two of the fox news exclusive interview with the duggars. the christian conservative family has another intense national scrutiny following impropriety in their home. we'll hear from two of the four sisters victimized by their brother josh and revictimized as adults after the story became public. >> we didn't choose to come out and tell our story. this wouldn't have been our first choice but now that this story has been brought about, we really feel like as we've been seeing these headlines and things that people are saying about our family we feel like as victims, we have to come out and speak. most the stuff out there is lies. it's not true. so for truth sake we want to come out and set the record straight. >> parents say they have forgiven their brother. >> the girls have gone on and forgiven josh and he's now a wonderful husband, father a godly man. and it's just like -- you know what sometimes there's young people that

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and greg gutfeld.5:00 and this is "the five." is america turning into a society of people only focused on themselves? that's what new york cardinal timothy dolan is saying. >> we're into an age of independence autonomy convenience, sometimes selfishness. the new trinity of me myself and i starts to dominate. we know that's contrary to the very nature of the human person. the very nature of the human person needs god and

. >> joining us now from los angeles, mary katharine ham and from washington juan williams both are fox. juan, do you believe the white house should be used to promote policy? i mean, what's next? a banner going down saying liberalism is good? i mean, come on. it's the people's house. all the people. >> yeah. well i think that's why it was totally legitimate for the president to do what he did, bill. first of all there were no taxpayer dollars used for that illumination. >> that's ridiculous, the whole thing is a taxpayer dollar. all the security. it's the people's house. >> you are missing the point. here is a key and this is where huckabee just demonstrates why he is totally lost. what you have got is a constitution that says there shall be no state established religion which is why you can't go out there and put religious symbols on the white house. that's what he said. but this is about a political office, the president of the united states is a political office the president can give out medals of freedom. he can celebrate the military. he can go off and give speeches. >> he is usi

. >>> hello, everyone i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams dana perino and gregit's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five".." >> some big 2016 developments today, a tenth republican has entered the contest, a man who tried once already in 2012 but fizzled out following a debate gaffe and other stumbles. rick approximate perry came out swinging earlier in his home state of texas. >> we're at the end of an era of failed leadership. we have been led by a divider who has sliced and diced the electorate pitting american against american for political purposes. >> and then he made

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams and dana perino.ew york city and this is "the 5." tonight, part two of the fox news exclusive interview with the duggars. the christian conservative family has another intense national scrutiny following impropriety in their home. we'll hear from two of the four sisters victimized by their brother josh and revictimized as adults after the story became public.

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joining us now the five co-hosts columnist for the hill juan williams.a that people no longer respect authority, attack police officers in the performance of their duty what is going on? >> well in that instance i just think your heart goes out to the police officers. they're trying to establish some order in what is a chaotic situation and dealing with people who have no understanding that they are assaulting an officer of the law. they're in serious trouble for that act. that is not a fight with somebody on the corner. but in larger response to your question lou, there's no question you know what's going on i know what's going on. we have a breakdown of the american family in the minority communities that is pronounced. and the first time that they see anybody in authority, especially a male authority figure saying you better behave it may be the police officer at the door. and too often if that officer is a white officer they then load all sorts of baggage on the fact that person is there, in fact to defend law and order and -- >> and protect that per

joining us the co-host, columnist for "the hill," juan williams. good to see you. >> always a pleasure. >> the idea that these professional activists are getting in on a suburban pool party and trying to create equivalencies to ferguson to baltimore, your thoughts? >> you know what outraged me lou? i saw people walking in this protest with their hands up. remember that from ferguson? which turned out by the way to be a bogus claim. remember that. okay. but that was exactly what they were doing for this incident down in texas as if you are dealing again with a very difficult criminal situation, some poor black kids out of control. no. this is a suburban pool party. we don't know as you just heard from the man who lives in the community, a black man, we don't know what happened before we don't know what happened afterwards. i don't see that there was any need for the policeman to be sitting on a bikini-clad girl i don't know what she was hiding. the idea that he pulled a gun was over the top. nonetheless, the fact that people are taking this in a way

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 and this is "the five." is america turning into a society of people only focused on themselves? that's what new york cardinal timothy dolan is saying. >> we're into an age of independence autonomy convenience, sometimes selfishness. the new trinity of me myself and i starts to dominate. we know that's contrary to the very nature of the human person. the very nature of the human person needs god and needs other people. >> there's a decline in the marriage rate in america, especially among millennial who is are waiting longer and longer to wed. a new study found there's the least religious generation in 60 years so they are turning away from faith, too. the state of moral values in the country is getting worse. so is there a way to stop the contagion of the me myself and i mindset? and kimberly i'm mindful that we're sitting here on television where we spend time talking about ourselves. do you think things are worst today than in the past? >> well there's new, you know challe

political analyst brit hume sheryl gay stolbe ref "the new york times," george will and fox news's juan williams. they accused those of cutting early voting and pushing voter i.d. laws to deal with what she called the phantom epidemic of voter fraud. brit, your thoughts? >> look at the polling on this issue of voter i.d. and it's wildly popular. people do worry about voter fraud. they may be wrong about that, but that's where the polling stands. why would someone running for president come out and make a big statement like that, against those sorts of procedures? the answer is very simple. she believes she needs to rebuild for her coalition those that voted for president obama twice. that includes high number of minorities, including african-americans. that's the group that was directed towards, i think she's seeking to rally them. >> some of those republican governors, including john kasich of ohio, fired back. they noted that for all of her talk about the need for early voting, new york state doesn't have a single day of early voting. here's kasich. >> to come into the state of ohio and say we

for sunday group, brit hume and cheryl stoleberg and george will and fox news political analyst juan williamsinton accused republicans, some of them governors by name of cut back on early voting and pushing voter i.d. laws to deal with what she called the phantom epidemic of voter fraud. brit your thoughts? >> look at the polling on this issue of voter i.d. and it's wildly popular. people do worry about voter fraud. they may be wrong about that but that's where the polling stands. why would someone running for president make a statement against those sort of procedures. the answer is simple she believes she needs to rebuild the coalition that elected barack obama twice, that includes high percentages of minorities especially african-americans, that is the community to which those remarks are directed and seeking to rally them. that's why we heard her say what she said. >> some of those republican governors including john kasich of ohio fired back and noted that for all of her talk about the need for early voting new york state doesn't have a single day of early voting. here's kasich. >> to co

i'm dana perino along with kimberley guilfoyle, geraldo rivera juan williams and tom shillue.he five." on the heels of islamic terror attacks, u.s. officials are warning about a possible strike here at home as july 4th approaches next week. there's been a bulletin issued to local law enforcement. former deputy cia director mike morrell says he's extremely concerned. >> these kind

. >> joining us now from washington juan williams here in new york city mary katharine ham co-authornew book "end of the discussion" how the left's industry shuts down debate. makes america less free and fun so would you vote for jeb bush, mary katharine. >> sure, i would vote for him. i think he has things to commend him. the question is whether republican primary voters of which i am one will make that choice when they have plausible more conservative options with different names. >> we can't possibly know that what do you think governor bush's problem with conservatives is? >> well, i think the common core stuff. >> common core on education he supported. they don't like that. >> i think also conservative conservatives see a issue with the bush name. that is part of the equation. >> you think that viscerally very conservative americans don't like the whole bush arc. they don't like them. >> no, i think they have -- there is a little bit of issue with the domestic politics. they see it takes away in attacking point on hillary when you are talking about a bush and clinton tougher to

>>> hello, everyone i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams dana perino and greg guttfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five".." >> some big 2016 developments today, a tenth republican has entered the contest, a man who tried once already in 2012 but fizzled out following a debate gaffe and other stumbles. rick approximate perry came out swinging earlier in his home state of texas. >> we're at the end of an era of failed leadership. we have been led by a divider who has sliced and diced the electorate pitting american against american for political purposes. >> and then he made it official. >> the fundamental nature of this country is our people never stay knocked town. we get back up. we don't have to apologize for american exceptionalism or western values. we don't have to resign ourselves to debt decay and slow growth. we have the power to make things new again. to project america's strength again and to get our economy going again. and that is exactly why today i am running for the presidency of the united states of america. >> and jeb bush a ma