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why does juan williams continue to defend hillary clinton? why? why is juan doing that?going to be here. i'm going to ask him to his face why? and mary katharine ham will weigh in as well. the factor is coming right back. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >>> impact segment tonight. sympathy for the devil. rolling stone magazine has published an interview with joaquin el chapo guzman, the escaped and now recaptured drug trafficker. sean penn far left guy as you know. the piece appears to sympathize with the mexican drug lord saying quote el chapo is a businessman first and only resorts to violence when he deems it advantageous to himself or his busi

can you imagine if juan williams set up juan williams foundation and wrote off half your income because you donated it to the juan williams foundation and then spent juan williams' foundation money to support your lifestyle? >> he would be in jail, jail. >> if hillary clinton was your client and the client was worried about an fbi investigation as it was, and they get the news that it's expanded. are they worried, or do they think that the government will never indict hillary clinton so it doesn't matter? >> no, i would be concerned and really try and put together a serious defense for her, because now it's two-track, so this is very -- i think she's got a big problem. i can't believe that they would just whitewash this, look away -- whitewater -- and not even prosecute her. i'm hoping justice prevails her. if this was anybody else, they would go down for this. i mean, it's really unbelievable that there are two different paths for justice, especially where the clintons are concerned. >> anybody else or just republicans? >> anybody else what? >> or just republicans? >> no, depending. >>

that's what i'm arguelinging. >> this is quite the doors emergency from juan williams. by the end of 2008, the last remaining argument against barack obama was that she is was competent, you wanted her picking up the phone call at 3:00, when juan williams is now even saying this was negligence -- >> i think she broke the rules. >> the difference in 2008 and now is that last argument she had, even that one doesn't stand any more. >>> so lisa, it's interesting, because the clinton people are now saying even if she were to lose iowa, lose new hampshire, then there's a firewall. you again to south carolina, to the original states before you get to the western caucuses. there's a lot of big states that will be her firewall. do you buy that? >> i just think there's no reasons for sanders to drop out of the race, even if that's her firewall. she won't have enough delegates. the risk i think is whether his her wall street ties, and her paid speeches. do those -- >> speaking fees get at the fundamental problem she faces, which is a question of honesty and truthfulness. it's exac

donald trump joins us more with more and also juan williams. tavis smiley was on this program. we were just talking about it and he told me that hey, obama has been horrible for the black community. >> sometimely's book is fantastic. i urge voters whether they agree. >> viewers. viewers, to purchase the book and then you can read it. what's interesting about donald trump is that he does him who ordinarily would not ever look with a republican. i think he can get up to 20 o% of the african-american vote not because where of where he stands but who he is his persona. >> persona, new york, tough, but also he is going to build a wall, that means less competition for jobs and who has been hurt most biobam maps policy? inner city america. >> that's why working class voters, people just below the mean in this country are taking a look at hill that would never look. >> can he take pennsylvania and can he take michigan? >> i think -- no. i don't believe so. but i believe you look at ohio. you look at florida. you look at colorado. you take those three s

juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ >>> the new year 2016 is now just hours away. and we hope you'll be ringing it in with us right here tonight on the fox news channel. kimberly and i are co-hosting the new year's eve extravaganza in times square and we couldn't be more excited. please join us at 10:00 p.m. helping us get the party started at 9:00 p.m. eastern will be kennedy, jesse watters. on the countdown to 2016. kg, how pumped are you? >> i'm excited we'll be co-hosting. maybe it will be the many of more to come. the first of many to come. i'm excited about being down there. there's nothing like the feeling in times square when the ball drops. >> i'm a rookie at this. you've done this before. show me how it works. >> i think you might have rocked the good weather. >> are you guys going to kiss right on the lips? that's why i'm watching. >> i'm going to be there. >> can we borrow those glasses? >> these are mine. there can you see out of them? >> barely. >> would you let him past security? >> he could go right

look at the life story of juan williams, how many times have you been knocked down? >> by me. >> just today. >> increasingly there are people who say maybe it's all over for me. no, you can't give up. >> but senator, is scrabble really that hard? >> governor, not senator, don't demote me now. >> all the governors are doing poorly in this race, why do you think that is? is it a function of an angry populace? >> the last poll that came out had me one point out of second place, eight points behind trump, that's when the voting starts. i think that experience matters. at the end of the day people will settle down and they're going to want somebody who can land the plane. the key for me is i talk about experience only from the standpoint of giving myself credibility to talk about what i want to do. because you know based on somebody's past record what they're likely to do in the future. and i think people do want somebody to stand up for them. they want jobs, they want their kids to get work. they want the homeland protected. i feel as though i've got the credibility to s

we will see. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> juan williams?five i have discovered broadway in a bigger way than i ever did. i use to come with the family at the end of the year to see is a few shows. i will wander in and buy a ticket it. i will do more of that. make a point of enjoying great art. you know what? broadway is fantastic art and you just take it for granted. but, man, i have enjoyed it and i want to enjoy more. >> bring a roll roll of quarter actual play? >> wow. >> i'll go with you once. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know what to say. >> i think i'm on a riser. >> my new year's resolution, unfortunately, has to be to eat a little differently. because apparently, greg, i'm allergic to eggs. >> oh, really? >> i found out -- >> what? >> eggs. >> eggs are in everything. >> i need to read the rest of the report. >> i know, this could be a huge problem. i think you jinxed me because you say, i love eggs, every time we do these specials. is this going to be a problem for me? >> talk to your doctor. because it is still yolk. >> apparently i'm a

. >> juan williams said this. >> if i see people who are in muslim garb and identifying themselves firstand foremost as muslim i get worried. >> npr quickly fired juan williams. >> a black person not allowed to do anything but be liberal. >> the left will devour its own for a ideological breach. >> campbell brown once gave money to democrats and then she dareed to criticize teacher tenure. the left attacked her. and they barely attacked her argument. they smeared her character. >> you are a bim bo and a beauty face. and rather than debate me on the issue. >> smear her personally? >> i am sure you get comments on your website and i get e-mails. toughen up. you know, the public dialogue is not a place for the bashful. >> she said people on the left don't silence anyone. it is mistaken to suggest that is a conspiracy of the left. there are exaggerated and intolerant views over the political spectrum. >> i am not saying conservatives don't do it but no one is it living in fear of oh, gosh, i will lose my job. >> cherylat kinson did a lot of reports on sibs. >> when she started to investigate

this wine is called "all night white." >> there you go. >> i got this one for juan williams.f you see the jasper winery, jw. >> i noticed the initials, how cool. >> kimberly, i got you this one. >> behind the shed red. okay. >> and of course i got a frisbee to take home to my own jasper. >> what's the significance of jasper? >> it started in jasper county. they had another place. and katie bradshaw is the name of the events manager. and jodie brenthauer is a person who does yoga here in des moines. she went to a workshop with max and said, i have to bring him here, and made it happen. that's jodie right there. i had so much fun. i loved it. des moines was great to me. >> okay, greg. guess what? >> everybody knows that i like classic cars. otherwise known as muscle cars, because i like muscles. so i like muscle cars. the interesting thing about a classic car, it has to be 20 years old. oddly there aren't any real classic cars after 1990 because they're so ugly. but most classic cars are the same classic cars that i loved in the 1970s. i went to american dream machines down on

i do want to get back to your debate with juan williams. i think we'll klein. the republican candidates are great, they are fantastic. and hillary is just going in the wrong direction. she is a fine person. they are fine people, but they have got the wrong issues. it will be 1980 all over again. this time it won't be two republican candidates against the incumbent. it will be one without a democratic incumbent. i may be exaggerating with 49 dates, but 45 at least. charles: we know giveaways have been successful and we know pointing to wall street as being a demon or villian has worked well with the mainstream. so essentially with the democrats we can pit 99% against 1%. we might win at the ballot box. >> they are using an established game plan. what republicans need to do is explain how they are going create better jobs for people, how their economic policies are going to work and inspire confidence in those approaches. family incomes continue to fall. the situation in many household is very, very tight. it's time to ask americans would they be better off, woul

lerer, who covers national politics for associated press, michael needham, and political analyst juan williams. let's look at the latest fox news poll. trump is now up 11 points in the last two weeks. cruz is down four points. >> it's too soon to say, a and too soon whether to say whether trump has done this. the six-term governor of iowa came out against ted cruz, broke the tradition of governors remaining neutral in iowa on the issue of ethanol, of all things, which is an important boondoggle to iowa. >> our a worth while program if you're an iowaen. [ laughter ] >> general douglas mcarthur said every disaster in war can be explained -- too late. s is beginning too late to rally against mr. trump. it's also unclear yet whether the fire between trump and cruz is going to have the effect that the war between dib gephardt and howard dean had in 2004. other, and john kerry new through, won iowa and won the nomination. the polls show that donald trump's supporters are -- >> i'm going to interrupt you there, because i'm going to get to that and bring in lisa to discuss exactly that subject. there

juan williams, peter johnson jr., larry elder with reaction. later tonight, jerry falwell jr. endorsed donald trump and ted cruz's father rafael cruz here to react to the idea of which candidate is best representing evangelical voters. that and more as we continue tonight from iowa. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me you've got the power, to turn on the light shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. are in the bay area. now back to "hannity." >>> and welcome back to "hannity." last night's republican debate one of the most heated exchanges over the topic of immigration. take a look at this. >> i do not support blanket amnesty. in 2009 and 2010, where the last effort for legalization an effort done in the senate. there was an effort l

juan williams, peter johnson jr., larry elder with reaction. later tonight, jerry falwell jr. endorsed donald trump and ted cruz's father rafael cruz here to react to the idea of which candidate is best representing evangelical voters. that and more as we continue tonight from iowa. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet served my country, carried the weight of a family, and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain. from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of

that's what i'm arguing. >> despite the endorsement coming from juan williams. by the end of 2008, the last remaining argument hillary clinton could make against barack obama was she was confident. you wanted her to pick up the phone call at 3:00 a.m. when want williams is saying, this is negligence. >> i think she broke the rules. >> the difference between 2008 and now is that the last argument she had, i'm confident you want me picking up the phone call, even that one doesn't stand anymore. >> so lisa, it's interesting because the clinton people are now saying, even if she were to lose iowa, even if she were to lose new hampshire, there's a firewall, you get to south carolina and a lot of the southern states before you get to the weswestern caucuses, do buy that? >> i just think there's no reason for sanders to drop out of the race. he has the money, he has enthusiasm. even if it's her firewall, she won't have enough delegates and why would he quit. yes, he's taken e-mails off the table but is talking about her wall street ties and her paid secrets. those argu

juan williams, peter johnson jr., larry elder with reaction. later tonight, jerry falwell jr. endorsed donald trump and ted cruz's father rafael cruz here to react to the idea of which candidate is best representing evangelical voters. that and more as we continue tonight from iowa. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums >>> good evening. this is a fox news alert. i'm jackie ibanez in new york. hillary clinton's campaign may be facing another hurdle tonight. the release of more e-mails and first time the white house is confirming that many of them do contain classified information. in fact, 22 of the e-mails found on clinton's home server have been deemed too damaging to national security even to be released. all this comes three days before the iowa caucuses that clinton campaign claims it's, quote, just overclassification run amuck. >>> one down, two to go. a california inmate that escaped with two others a week ago is back

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juan williams and his family drove right into the storm coming into cleveland from new castle, pennsylvania, for kyla's dance competition. >> it started off cool but then it just got really bad, roads is really hor rid, but we made it. >> we headed east to see what road conditions were like there. it's amazing, the difference from the west side to what we see now on the east side of cleveland. i'm actually driving now up to 55 miles an hour. we were down to probably 35 miles an hour on the west looking mainly clear. heading into council town, things get downtown, things get dicey again. >> so we're coming into downtown, it's low visibility here and the road conditions are very slippery in a lot of spots. when we stop, we find eric schultz leaving cleveland for his honeymoon. >> we're headed for san francisco, the west coast. >> as for us, what you see now is just the beginning of what we'll see over the next 24 hours. >> thank you, denise. cleveland 19 viewers sharing photos of the storm for many of you, it's the first major event of the winter season. those on the east side might disagree.

laura ingraham, editor in chief of the website life zat, andd analyst juan williams. we asked questions for the panel and we god a bunch about cruz questioning. rob hogan tweeted this -- why did trump and media insist about talking about another nonissue? stick to real issues. and if place of birth didn't matter with obama, why should it matter with cruz? laura? >> ted cruz's mother was born in the united states. ted cruz never renounced his u.s. citizenship. he mother did not live the requisite five years according to canadian law to even request canadians citizenship. as long as ted cruz feels like he has to answer questions about this, i think what's driven him up in the polls in iowa is somewhat diminished, because that closely will get their heads wrapped around this issue -- well, wait, he was born in canada. people i do not believe it's a disqualifier. paul clement is one of the smartest minds in washington. we both clerked on the sprk. this is -- this is a joke, according to him. >> one of the things i have to say i enjoyed this week was john mccain saying thi

mary katharine ham and here are in new york city juan williams.ting the best of the trump cruz deal? >> i don't think there is any question donald trump is getting the better of it. now, the thing is that the trump charge of cruz being born in dand and that's going to tangle him up in all kinds of lawsuits, that's resonating nationally. the cruz charge, new york values, we played some in the new york$ tabloids that didn't like it. it started no national conversation. >> what do you mean rest signatureating nationally. >> in other words, can you pick up a paper in phoenix and st. louis or boston and it's there. >> surely you know that ted cruz is will jingle bell to run for president. >> i agree with you on matter of point. it's a fact. >> the supreme court has never ruled on it you can can imagine as trump is saying there would be a suit by some democrat who want to do cause trouble. >> wait, wait, wait. ted cruz held what they called dual citizenship. >> until recently by the way. >> and his mother is an american citizen. >> no doubt. >> so accor

while trump continues to hammer away at ted cruz's citizenship laura ingram and political analyst juan williamshe voters may not be paying much attention to us now but it could hurt us in the long run. >> i will say as long as ted cruz feels like he as to whaens with this. it is some that pen minute nished. people don't follow this very closely. we will get our heads wrapped around it. he was born in canada? i think people take this as an issue that really is a disqualifier. >> lots of people including voters are saying, he was born in canada, that's news to me. that's not news to us around here but it might be news to them. i don't think there's much of a legal argument here but the fact is it has never been litigated as frufrp pointed out. the next bowel movement will be at 9:00 p.m. eastern to western. >>> president obama's last state of the union address. >> white house officials are building his final state of the union address as unlike any other he has delivered. traditionally he used the address as a victory lap to list off afm accomplishment. there is still going to be a lot of that or

juan williams, you're next with your advice for republicans so take it worth a grain of salt. >> i thought, gee. i can imagine mr. ted cruz is in for the deluge. so ted cruz, get yourself a rain slicker, buddy, before you get on stage. it is going to rain hard. a hard rain is going to fall on you as the leader. but i think there will be a lot of splashing. so remember, if you are, for example, marco rubio, and you're in a fight with ted cruz. he is going on splash back and guess what, ben carson, jeb bush. if you're trying to engage, don't think you can stay dry. the rain doesn't fall on one man's house. >> i disagree. i think marco rubio is the one everybody is targeting tonight. not ted cruz. remember, there are three tickets out of new hampshire. k.g.? >> so be presidential. people are looking for a winner into the future. show why people should choose you and invest in you and more importantly, stay with you. that's what i'm looking for tonight. a commander in chief. >> i'm going with another sports metaphor which i've used before. you have to stick the landing. in gymnastics, you have

juan williams, columnist with the hill. state of the democratic race? >> close. >> well, it's not close, if you think about it. we only have two states to go, one of them is a landslide at this point. we have the president clearly weighing in at this point on hillary, for a number of good reasons. he knows that five out of six times the parties tried to extend for two to three terms, five of the six they failed. most of his achievements or many of them at any rate are written on water, because they're done by executive order, it's particularly important to not have a republican to undo them as fast as he did them. any time a president parties turns out after two terms, it's a mild repudiation. i think he has his thumbs on the scales and you can see why. >> the president embracing hillary clinton. is that a good thing for her? frankly, the motivation, the momentum in the sanders campaign, is pushing back about what the president didn't get done from the left saying that he was a disappointment from the progressive point of view. >> i think that's an exce

joining us to analyze mary katharine and juan williams. mary catherine, begin with you.ling wisdom is that once the bigger primaries begin, african-americans and hispanics, not well represented in new hampshire or iowa. >> right. >> will catapult hillary clinton to victory. do you agree? >> there is truth to the fact that they are more friendly to her at this point in the race. here's the thing, it's a problem for her that we are talking about those states having to be the savior of her campaign. i don't think this is exactly how it's ging to play out. if she were to drop iowa and new hampshire, because she ain't making a comeback in new hampshire like she did in 2008 because is he too far ahead, probably, that changes the dynamic of this race. people in those later states, nevada and south carolina. even her natural -- more natural constituencies in more diverse states might take a look at him. here's the thing. in new hampshire, her very natural constituencies of women he is up dible digits with him. when people listen, they are willing to give him a chance. because th

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams and dana perino and he surfsgreg gutfeld. this is "the five." >>> well it's crunch time only 11 days to go until iowa. things are heating up in bolt races. on the right. the anti-establishment sentiment is palpable. being linked to the d.c. elite class has become so toxic, candidates are trying to paint their competitors as establishment in order to turn off voters. >> a lot of the establishment had been behind marco rubio, they've decided he doesn't have a path to victory. they're moving to donald trump. we're seeing it more and more, the establishment seems to have made a determination, donald

i'm eric bolling a along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams per reason into and gutfeld.ope you will be ringing it in with us here tonight on the fox news channel. kimberly and i are co-hosting the new year extravaganza later and we couldn't be more excited. please join us at 10:00 p.m. eastern time until the ball drops and beyond. helping us get the party started at 9:00 p.m. eastern kennedy, jess request watters on the countdown to 2016. make sure you catch t

with us now here in new york city juan williams and mary katharine ham reunited with juan and it feelsatharine reunited who sang it. >> it's really before my time. >> classic rock radio before your time? >> i'm just messing with you. >> peaches and herb. >> i'm just calling you old. >> bring speeches and herb in -- peaches and herb in to answer these questions. you heard rish, you rubio you heard trump. trump a journalist rubio much more specific. i'm not sure if he gets the americans are fed up with going it aloney=v6 thing, mary katharine. what say you? >> well i think rubio has a lot of things that are appealing in a conventional political year right? he has natural political ability. he is knowledgeable. he is being specific is. he is a likeable guy on the trail. this is not a conventional year. i think what you are seeing is that trump leads all these polls and then rubio is plugging along and he8y>0k having good performances and debates but not quite getting that springboard effect. >> do you know why he is not getting the springboard? do you know why? >> i think because what you

with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and she free-bases pixie stix, it's dana perino and "the five." >>> it was an announcement so big every network led with it yup, sarah palin secret email server contained more highly classified info than previously thought. sorry did i say sarah palin? i meant hillary clinton. maybe if it were sara, everybody would have led with it dozens of emails contained classified information. ranging from confidential to top secret from quote special access programs. unquote, dana. in sum, hillary broke at least two federal laws. the illegal storage of classified info. the illegal transmission of classified info. which regarding national defense through unapproved channels happens to be a felony. so where's this going? let's ponder hillary's campaign. >> it's in collapse. but is anyone watching? so far the media is doing two things. it's pushing the notion that it's rude to even consider, consider that hillary committed a crime. because she's just too big to fail. which means if it were you. you would already be in jail fashioning clever shan

i met with juan williams on this 100%. this is about a threat made against someone in the media.kory made a threat. basically saying that hey, megyn kelly, you don't want to see what happens to you again, what happened after that debate. this is no longer a campaign. it is a sopranos in khakis. this is nuts. it is like saying, hey, megyn, you got a nice gig going. it would be a shame if should go happens to you. this is grotesque to me. this is not about fox news. it is about abc, nbc, cnn. what if their anchor was faced with a threat because they didn't kiss the ring of a pet lent king. this is a big problem. once you start bowing because you don't please them, you're scared. you're no longer a journalist. if you don't think this is a big deal that she was threatened, you do not belong in this profession. go do infomercials selling things. that's where you belong. >> yeah. i can see that. i definitely think megyn is a big girl and she can take care of herself. >> well, apparently -- donald trump is scared of her. >> he obviously went over the line there. i don't want the main st