lou: juan williams brings in the e zeldermanollege already.w night. [♪] kennedy: well, good evening. so glad to have you on the watch tonight. former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch, they bumped into each other on the runway of the phoenix airport. why isn't the former president of the united states not ming commercial? why was the a.g. in her own gassed up aircraft. he stopped the boat and waltzed over to her pl

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." ♪ welcome to our proud american special. we've got a fun show in store for you this independence day. it's the 240th birthday of our great nation. we want to thank all the men and women serving in our armed forces along with our living vets and those who have died for our freedom. you make us all so very, very proud to be americans. on that note, we'd like to share some more of our pride. let's take you around the table. who wants to start? anyone want to start? greg? >> okay. i want to say will surprise you. pride for me is not the right word because i wasn't responsible for the creation of this country. so i would rather say, these are the things that i appreciate and i admire about the country. for example, our plumbing system. if you go to any other country, you will know what i mean. our lawns are amazing. you don't see lawns like that in china. costco. you go to costco, you can buy like a bump eer for a car and a toothbrush in

. >> have you ever seen julie roginsky, juan williams in the same place? how you have. sandra: there you go. >> it's a thing. you should look at my twitter feed. sandra: welcome. day two, let's begin with the dems hoping day two starts off better than the turmoil we saw yesterday, right from the get-go. >> excuse me. excuse me. [shouting] i'm going to be respectful of you, and i want you to be respectful of me. sandra: a little bit later on, bernie sanders, himself, getting a rock star welcome, a standing ovation. the cheers and the tears, clocking in and in nearly three minutes. >> thank you. [shouting] [cheering] thank you. sandra: yet despite the accolades and the admiration, sanders sticking to the task of backing hillary clinton's bid to become the next president. >> hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. [cheering] sandra: but at the mention of clinton, as we saw throughout the night, booing at the just mention of her name. a sign that feelings remain raw after a bruising primary, and the release of the bombshell emails on the eve of

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monica crowley, juan williams here with reaction. and then later tonight in the wake of the orlando terror attack, do muslims, do religious leaders need to do to combat the rise of radical islam in america? that and more on this special edition of "hannity: jiha . >>> live from mesh's news headquarters, security officials are searching for those behind this week's hostage crisis. it killed 20 hostages. six attackers were killed when police stormed the bakery where the siege was taking place. officials say they come from a wealthy and educated background. despite an investigation into isis ties, a top official says the terror group has no presence in bangladesh. >>> president obama and first lady the michelle spent the day planning the construction of his presidential library. a new york architectural firm will be crafting it. the library will be built in the president's home city of chicago and should be finished by 2021. i'm jackie ibanez. now back to "hannity." log on to foxnews.com. >>> i will put a team together from across our g

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sandra: and juan williams coming up.use we are all fired up. we do have a can't miss lineup including juan williams but we have shell oil's president, former first baseman dale murphy and host of "varney and company," stuart varney will be here, you never want to miss that. breaking news the justice department saying loretta lynch will receive and accept recommendations of career prosecutors and investigators with james comey over the hillary clinton email scandal. lynch has been under fire after that meeting, she met privately with hillary's husband, former president bill clinton on the tarmac. let's bring in juan williams, author of we the people, your take on loretta lynch's announcement that is expected to be coming at 11:00 this morning that she will receive all recommendations from the ndi. >> the real politics was james comey was always going to be the ruling hand here. he has the upper hand in the power play because he is regarded across political aisles as a person of integrity, he angers the white house over lo

so please join me in welcoming juan williams and craig shirley. [applause] >> juan, thank you for being here today. by the way, i think we are going to take questions from the audience at some point. i always like to start at the beginning. so just tell us about yourself, where you were born, where you went to college, high school, sports you played, things like that. [laughter] >> well, thanks, craig. and thank you all for coming out on a rainy day. it's a pleasure to be here. you know, one of the great pleasures, i think, about being an author is learning things. the writing process, getting involved with new information and then being able to share that information. but, of course, you need somebody -- whether it's craig or all of you -- to share with, to get into conversation with. and part of the joy of a book festival is learning what people think about what you've written and sort of taking you to a new height in terms of your own capacity to experience life and the written word. so thank you all for being here. so in answer to your question

juan williams, one in a million guy. he's one in a million. how are you? >> how are your sinewy muscles? >> still sinewy. what's your favorite part of the convention? you can say me. >> you. >> what was your second favorite? don't say eric bowling because he's over there. >> eric bowling. >> how's the convention going for you? >> it's been great. know what i love the most? the absolute best part of the convention is when reporters and hosts come up and they are so mailing it in that they do their interviews from the tent. >> exactly. i sit over there. this is the laziest man on the street ever. >> you take a car service over? >> i did. by the way, i am expensing everything. >> what's your favorite part of the convention so far? >> right now. in. >> favorite part? honestly? i got to hang out with eric carmen at his house and see all the gold records. >> wow. i'm alone by myself. ♪ all by myself don't want to be all by myself ♪ you are a rock append roller. >> corporate exterior but -- >> underneath, it's tattoos of his entire body. you can't even tell they'

. >> if the nib says -- juan williams, anyone at the table says we want all the information surrounding this. we want your work phone and private phone and you decide to turn over your private phone and you keep your work phone like this, that's essentially what she did. >> no. >> wait a minute. hold on. let me finish. >> all right. >> 30,000 e-mails that comey says they combed through and took the other side are the ones she turned over. there are still 30,000 pages of e-mails that she turned over. >> bolling is right. rudy giuliani said the same thing you're saying. destruction of evidence. and you would be entitled to an instruction from front of the jury, that they knew what they were doing at the time. >> fbi said when they change different devices and servers, some of it gets deleted and lost. it's not that there was an intent to obstruct justice. >> that's why you're not allowed -- by the way, that's why you're not allowed to have your own personal server. >> the way eric presented it, if i was on the jury i would say guilty. send her to the gallows. >> why does james comey get t

joining us now from philadelphia, lisa booth and juan williams.n, i men, the congressman is obviously doblegging a very simple question. why do you think he did that? >> well, i think it's a symbolic issue for republicans. it's pretty clear in the polls, two thirds of americans oppose a wall. but if you want an answer and i think bill o'reilly deserves a concrete answer i would say guess what? we get more agents, we use high resolution cameras and use drones. but, bill, all of that has already been in bills you are doing the same thing gutierrez did. i'm going to speak slowly. >> you go. >> why didn't the congressman answer the question? i think he chose not to enat question in the way that you wanted. >> an it how would you secure the border and he wants to touring a gri cull turelg land. >> i saw that interview. you said a $10,000 fine would do the trick. he said he wanted pack ground checks. >> you are blathering. lisa why don't you think that congressman guterres wouldn't answer the question. >> the democratic party supports lawlessness when i

joining us now is the panel, juan williams and co-host of "the five", dana perino.ng us now is the panel. what is good about it? >> donald trump junior, if you doesn't want a career in politics, i thought his speech was very good, and not only a good set up for his father, but just the tone of it was very, very good. the second thing i thought was very good and maybe unexpectedly, i thought dr. ben carson had some of the best lines and energy, great tone. the lucifer reference for may have been too far but the crowd loved it. >> and lock her up, they were chanting. you know. >> and chris christie is an interesting note, in 2012, he nominated mitt romney, spending the bulk of his time for this year's cycle. what he did tonight was critical for his own reputation, and also to support this year's nominee. a agree with dana about donald trump junior. i think he was a super star tonight. one, he supported his father, and the other important thing he did was reach out to millennials. he's only 38. the message i think all of the children are going to bring to the conventio

lou: juan williams brings in the e zeldermanollege already. tomorrow night. [♪] kennedy: well, good evening. so glad to have you on the watch tonight. former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch, they bumped into each other on the runway of the phoenix airport. why isn't the former president of the united states not ming commercial? why was the a.g. in her own gassed up aircraft. he stopped the boat and waltzed over to her plane. the plane was carrying the one person who can derail hillary's presidential aspirations, loretta lynn' just happened to be landing at the same airport bill was leaving. >> i did see president clinton at the phoenix airport is a was leaving an spoke to myself and my husband on the plane. our conversation was a great deal about the grandchildren. it was primarily social and about our travels. he mentioned the golf he played in phoenix. kennedy: nothing else came up? this has been in the news for over a year. >> there was no discussion of benghazi or the state department emails. i would say the curre

and susan page from "usa today" and gop strategist karl rove and fox news political strategist, juan williamsjuan, where are we right now. have things gotten better or worse? >> i think the fact i'm sitting here as part of this panel, i don't think my dad would be here, we're talking over 50 years. depends where you want to judge it. at this moment i feel so sad. i think the whole country is grieving after dallas and especially watching those two videos from minnesota and louisiana because the social media takes you right into it. even in dallas, the social media wat watching, the police have to deal, a man standing over a policeman and shooting repeat repeatedly in that manner. that kind of hatred, it just shocks the system and makes you think, race in this country, as you suggested by your question, we're in a bad place. the question is how do you stop this cycle of violence and hate? how do we get out of it? i think we had -- i want to say from my impressive, to hear paul ryan, the speaker of the house say, we can do better than this and we cannot just step into the predictable script of s

. >> before bol ping puts his book up in front of juan william's face.eing with these four has to be some what of a tedious roadway. it is like a rock band. >> what? >> wow. >> i am just saying. >> trying to hurt me with my buds. here comes boling's bock. you know what, this is like rod trip. i am sure you have been on road trip. this is the five bus and we are are all grownups and have weird ways about us. >> especially that. >> and he, i didn't kiss a pig and milk the goat? >> i was in a kiss a pig contest and i knew kimberly was going to win and she was a champion. go to the facebook page and watch the video. you never have sewn such a good sport p. and all of these people. >> they had me on my knows. >> and all of the people learning about their community. and experiencing life in america and we got to be a part of it. it was great >> that is the key. we were going to it a major decision in ohio and seeing america along the way and this is a great way to start the convention. >> reminds you of what the military and veterans and fought for our liberti

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juan williams and mercedes schlapp. have a greatth of july weekend.eland: the man favored to succeed david cameron has prime minister has stepped out of the race. it's raising questions about the future of the united kingdom. gregg palkot live in london. is this as big a deal as it seems? reporter: it's big stuff. dramatic stuff. it's appropriate in the home of william shakespeare to see a modern-day drama. et tu, gove? david cameron decided to step down. gove campaigned for brexit with johnson. johnson said he would not run and that prompted more rumbling. there is a lady macbeth figure in all of this. the uk equivalent of the attorney general, she wanted to stay in the european union. she now wants the prime minister job as well. with all these political characters killing themselves off, she may end up on top of a literal or figurative bloody mess. leland: the dow in the united states up 17-18 points. what's the economic fallout across the pond? reporter: markets are doing pretty well. there are no analogies to the merchant of venice. there are fea

and juan william on his new book "we the people" now. now author david priess. you're watching a special edition of booktv in primetime on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> hello, everyone. for those who were here this morning, welcome back. for those who are new to the session, welcome to the 2016 roosevelt reading festival. so glad to have you here today. i think you already know the format. i will talk for about a half hour, then about ten minutes of question and answer, and then he'll go out and set up and be able to get signed copies of the book which are pretty wonderful. we're very excited about this ear year at the library. 75th every at -- 75th 75th anniversary at the end of the month, and this is something that franklin and eleanor roosevelt would be happy about. they want ted this site to be used as a center to bring people together to have a meaning philadelphia conversation. we have a membership table. we greatly appreciate it. the challenge we face here, with someone like david, is that he is highly accomplished and i could spend the next half

with juan williams, eric boling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ >> we are 18 hours away from donald trump's long-awaited running mate announcement. we will know for sure at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. but all signs point to indiana governor mike pence. we hear the governor is prepared to drop out of his race for re-election. trump said today he hasn't made a decision yet, so who knows? anything can happen. the presumptive nominee has been seriously considering newt gingrich. he

. >> and i refer you now to lisa booth in washington and here in new york city juan williams. you know, juan, i like loretta lynch she did a great job in new york. that was just b.s. it was painful to watch. >> i will tell you what's painful to watch is watch republicans beat ago dead horse. >> was there a dead horse in there? >> there is a dead horse here and it's over. >> who killed the horse. >> who killed the horse is jim comby. you heard loretta lynch say comey did the investigation. the fbi did. and they are trying to politicize loretta lynch. >> but she is comey's boss. >> yeah. >> so, straightforward questions were, do you agree as attorney general with what mr. comey said? and loretta lynch wouldn't answer. why? >> there was no answer. >> it was a yes or no i agree or disagree. >> how can she on what basis, bill? >> on the basis of what comey says. >> if she said i agree or disagree, bill o'reilly would have been all up her behive. >> it doesn't matter. >> oh, yes indeed. >> she was asked a question. >> oh my god. >> she is not an investigator, she is not an fbi agent.

. >> juan williams? of july weekend, i wanted to go watch the fireworks in washington, so i got permission to go up to the top of the national cathedral, the highest point in the city, and took my family and guess what? there was so much rain and overcast, we didn't see a thing. but there's some of my family. but i've got to tell you something, being at the top of the national cathedral, it's an awesome experience to be at the top and see america from that perspective. >> k.g.? >> so kimberly's food court. ♪ i could be super excited, but i'm not. because apparently it was also fried chicken day or something, right? oh, no. we have kale. so here's the deal. kale is going to be the big hit in this eating contest and it's going to be in the food festival in new york this saturday, july 9th at 2:00 p.m. in front of buffalo city hall. >> no one's going. >> people are. there are going to be ten competitors. you will not see me there because of this. >> oh, man. >> terrible. >> eric? >> in the break, my publish

here to debate him is democrat, fox news co-host juan williams. are you going to vote for her? >> probably, if she's running against trump. the question you asked to me is quite important and so glad you're doing this, because i think for many people, the idea that you would invest more in stimulus spending comes across almost as profane. john: yes. >> i'm here to say to you, john, if you spent more, you might have gotten more bang for your buck. generates higher levels of consumer spending which generates more economic activity to the benefit of us all. john: dan, take it away, we should spend gazillions of dollars. >> somehow throw a dollar into the magic bucket, swish it around and magic unicorns give us everything that we want. john: makes sense. people have more money, spend more money. more activity. >> government can't give us a dollar without taking it out of the productive sector of the economy. every time changing economics has tried and failed. the excuse always is, oh, if only we spent more, it would have worked. no, you spent more, you wind up being greece. john: h

>>> i'm eric bolling along with dim berly gil foil, dana perino and juan williams and greg gutfeld in cloefld at the republican national convention and this is "the five." bong. welcome, everybody. chaos on day one of the republican national convention. an uproar on the floor over delegates just moments ago. listen. >> all toes in favor say yea, all those opposed say no. and the resolution is agreed to. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> carl cameron is here to explain exactly what is going on. i understand seven states could have forced the vote. they got nine. what happened? >> well, great political theater, tremendously entertaining and very, very disturbing for republicans to have this happen on the first day. there was an attempt by the never-trumpers, the stop trumpers, the anti-trump forces to get a roll call vote on the floor. what they were trying to do was having obtained a majority of the delegates in seven states, the requirement to bring a motion to the floor from the minority of the rules committee they wanted a roll call vote. they th

brit hume, chris wallace, and juan williams.rit, what did you think in. >> it's always something touching about a kid speaking about a mom. and i think anyone watching that would have found it affecting, and i certainly did as well. i couldn't help but think that part of the function of her remarks was when we keep hearing about humanizing her mother and all of that, if people doubt she's a human being, which i don't think people really do, but it was also to get people to sort of see hillary clinton, who's been a part of this very unusual marriage to put it gently, was really a normal mom. and i think that was the purpose of it, and i don't know what everybody else thinks, but we'll see, i guess. >> chris? >> you know, it is so interesting, and you get a sense by watching that and now the little bit of the video that we watched what they think is important to accomplish on this very big night. she has a lot of political tasks, but clearly she and the campaign think the biggest task is personal. she has very high unfavorables, s

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, juan williams, and she was once thrown from a sea horse, dana perinofive." >>> as hearings go, this went as planned. it was long and motored like a constipated snake. as republicans chased the facts, democrats chased republicans. first, trey gowdy pilloried hillary on her lies. >> secretary clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her e-mails either sent or received. was that sflu >> that's not true. there were a small number of portion markings on three of the documents. >> secretary clinton said i did

fox news political analyst juan williams. julie pace who covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press, and gop strategist karl rove. well, karl, your thoughts about clinton and her strategy, reaching out, both at the convention and in our interview? attempt to conduct the kind of campaign she needs to conduct in order to generate the obama coalition, and reaching out to independents and republicans. we saw this in her speech and also saw it in the interview. obviously a big concern is the economy. said we have all these problems, no pay raise, left behind. here are my answers -- another still lug business clean energy jobs, obama care, we need free college not for everybody, but for anybody who makes infrastructure bank, which she repeated this morning, exactly the kind of insider deal, using taxpayer money to set up something that private people can make money off of. how do we pay for all of this? longer the party of but willy sutton. we'll raze taxes on the 1% and why? quote -- that's where the money is

i'm juan williams, with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in philadelphia, and this is "the five." ♪ >> you're looking live in davenport, iowa. donald trump expected to address a rally there in a few minutes. we'll bring that to you when he be begins. in the meantime, in just a few hours, hillary clinton will take center stage in philadelphia to formally accept her party's nomination for president. it will be a first for a woman in our nation's history. but before the balloons drop, democrats launched blistering attacks against clinton's opponent last night, speaker after speaker ripping into donald trump, including president obama, vice president biden, michael bloomberg, and tim kaine. watch. >> trump is a guy who promises a lot. believe me, it's going to be great, believe me. we're going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it, believe me. we're going to destroy isis so fast, believe me. there's nothing suspicious in my tax returns, believe me. >> i'm a new yorker, and i know a con when i see one. >> he's trying to tell us he

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i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in philadelphia and this is "the five." it's day one of the democratic national convention, but the city of brotherly love not so brotherly and as for the love, not so much. >> who's convention? >> our convention. >> inside the convention the party is scrambling to recover from yet another e-mail scandal, this one forcing the dnc's chair to step down. debbie wasserman schultz was supposed to call the convention to order about an hour ago, but she pulled out so the convention could, quote, start on a heigh note. in a controversial twist stephanie rawlings blake did the gaveling in instead. a concerted effort with others at the d inc to undermine berni sanders' candidacy. clinton claims she knew nothing about it. >> i didn't know anything about it. and i haven't read any of those. i anything about these e-mails. i haven't followed it. i can't speak to what people who were not working for me, who were saying whatever they were saying, i can't speak to that. i can only speak to

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, juan williams, and she was once thrown from a sea horse, dana perino and this is "the five." >>> as hearings go, this went as planned. it was long and motored like a constipated snake. as republicans chased the facts, democrats chased republicans. first, trey gowdy pilloried hillary on her lies. >> secretary clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her e-mails either sent or received. was that sflu >> that's not true. there were a small number of portion markings on three of the documents. >> secretary clinton said i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. was this true? >> no, there was classified material e-mailed. >> secretary clinton said she used just one device. was that true? >> she used multiple devices during the four years of her term as secretary of state. >> secretary clinton said all work-related e-mails were returned to the state department. was that truesome >> no, we found work related e-mails, thousands, that were not returned. >> sharp, brutal, factual, pointed, like h

hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams eric bolling greg gutfeld and dana perrino. >>> i understand how americans are feeling. dallas, i'm here to say we must reject such despair. i'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem. i know we'll make it because of what i have experienced in my own life. what i've seen of this country and its people. and i understand that these protests -- i see them. they can be messy. sometimes they can be hijacked by an irresponsible few. even those who dislike the phrase "black lives matter," surely we should be able to hear the pain of alton sterling's family. we know there is evil in this world. that's why we need police departments. but as americans we can decide that people like this killer will ultimately fail. they will not drive us apart. >> president george w. bush also spoke, delivering these moving remarks. >> none of us were prepare d or could be prepared for an ambush by hatred and malice. the shock of this evil still has not faded. at times it feels like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces bind

that's where we're going. >> hey, juan williams is here. d heard there were 30,000 protesters, 5,000 cops. as it turns out the protesters didn't show up and the people of cleveland did. they were fantastic. we had a great time. >> yeah. >> really did. >> we had the easy job. our producers behind the scenes, lauren and jan, unbelievable. twice we started outside, we had to run inside. >> right. this happened to be my first convention. i know you covered several of them. when i walked in the room i was so amazed at all the work that's gone into that. we're so amazed. we'll talk about it more on the other side of the break. for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads to this. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. bp wind farms are monitored 24/7 at our remote operations center, so onsite teams can count on early warning of approaching weather. because safety is never bei

joining us now from cleveland lisa booth and juan williams. do you disagree with that, juan?ll. you're exactly right. the polls are very clear about the high level of anxiety. people saying the country is headed in the wrong direction. where i would disagree with your analysis is that you have people like trump ohio think are perpetrating lies and distortions to stir that fear and anxiety so they can politically exploit it to their advantage. >> i don't know if you have spread and those are your words lies and distortions when you have 11 police officers gunned down this month alone and you have the nice attack. >> bill, hold on, you know if you look at the murder rate in this country, you look at the crime rate in this country, it's better today than it was in the 1950s. you know if you look at terrorism. >> pardon the phraseology is a targeted situation when we're seeing assassinations of police officers by domestic terrorists. >> we have at the moment but that is not mean you're unsafe or i'm unsafe. >> i'm not meaning to hype it up. it's there. >> right. >> lisa, with 79%

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and susan page from "usa today" and gop strategist karl rove and fox news political strategist, juan williams. juan, where are we right now. have things gotten better or worse? >> i think the fact i'm sitting here as part of this panel, i don't think my dad would be here, we're talking over 50 years. depends where you want to judge it. at this moment i feel so sad. i think the whole country is grieving after dallas and especially watching those two videos from minnesota and louisiana because the social media takes you right into it. even in dallas, the social media wat watching, the police have to deal, a man standing over a policeman and shooting repeat repeatedly in that manner. that kind of hatred, it just shocks the system and makes you think, race in this country, as you suggested by your question, we're in a bad place. the question is how do you stop this cycle of violence and hate? how do we get out of it? i think we had -- i want to say from my impressive, to hear paul ryan, the speaker of the house say, we can do better than this and we cannot just step into the predictable script of

i want to -- stayed up late watching juan williams and take a listen. clinton outlining her progressive policy agenda. >> i believe that when we have millions of hard working immigrants contributing to our economy, it would be self defeating and inhumane to try to kick them out. bernie sanders and i will work together to make college tuition free for the middle class and debt-free for all. i'm not here to repeal the second amendment. i'm not here to take away your guns. i just don't want you to be so the by someone who shouldn't have a gun in the first place. >> okay. juan, powerful moments for you outlining the progressive agenda? >> to respond to what greg is saying, the debates will be the next major event in this campaign. i don't think there is any question that after that speech, after that convention, she's going to get a bump. we saw donald trump get a bump anywhere from 3 to 6 points which is about a margin for typical historically for republicans. democrats do a little better typically on the bump and i thought they had such a smooth conventio

for our sunday group, senior political analyst, bright lucas and susan page, and karl rove, and juan williams. welcome all. where are we now, is it better? worse? >> obviously, the fact that i am sitting here as part of the patch el, i don't think my dad would be here so we are talking over 50 years, it depends on where you want to judge. but at this moment i feel sad, the whom country is sort of grieving right now after dallas and especially after watching those two videos from minnesota and louisiana because the social media takes you right into it and in dallas, the social media of watching the police have to deal and a man standing over a police officer shooting repeatedly that kind of hatred shocks the system, and you think race as suggested by the question we are in a bad question. the question is how do you stop the cycle of violence and hate and how do we get out of it? we have had some, i want to say from my perspective, to hear paul ryan the speaker of the house of representatives say, we can do better than this and we cannot step into the predictable concept of saying hatred and po

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. ♪ welcome to our proud american special. we've got a fun show in store for you this independence day. it's the 240th birthday of our great nation. we want to thank all the men and women serving in our armed forces along with our living vets and those who have died for our freedom. you make us all so very, very proud to be americans. on that note, we'd like to share some more of our pride. let's take you around the table. who wants to start? anyone want to start?