in context. >> okay, once again please welcome fox news host juan williams. the hot button issue that drove republican pack was immigration. how did president john kennedy and his brother, senator ted kennedy change the game. >> immigration is the issue that has, well it's been a springboard, if you will, for donald trump's talk about building a wall. his talk about keeping muslims out of the country. his promise to get rid of the illegal aliens in our midst. this is donald trump's issue. even going bac president obama really wasn't born in this country. immigrants and immigration seems to have really touched a nerve with donald trump. but you know, you stop and thinking about the kennedy brothers. the kennedy brothers were the great grandchildren of irish immigrants, craig. and as such, they heard about how irish immigrants were mistreated by the protestant broman british in new england arrived. and when they came to power, when president kennedy was elected and when his brother came to the senate after president kennedy's assassination, there was a real eff

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the danger is when russians say we know eric bolling is voting for donald trump but juan williams, that guy say democrat. we'll pull his name out. all of a sudden, juan shows up, he can't vote. eric shows up, he can vote. >> i love how russians say guess what. >> yeah. >> just like me. who knew? a black russian. >> put some -- >> little kg flavor on this. i went to go vote much like melissa's experience, jurassic park meets jaja binge. no, there's my name right there. i brought rodin. what goes on around here? this doesn't look good at all. no kidding. now imagine this is a very dangerous situation for this election. if they look at voting patterns and don't match the past ones and we see wild swings, we could be in anotherore situation all over again. re-enter the hanging chads. >> are we saying the russians wants donald trump to win? >> enter the hanging -- >> she may be as close to the russians as -- >> i think that was another election. >> yeah, it was. to your point, no one can be worse on these elections than us. when i was registered at -- in pennsylvania, i lived there ten years

meeting and preview a speech with former reagan white house political director ed rollins and cohost juan williams. a lot to discuss tonight including brand-new "fox news poll" is showing trump gaining ground against hillary clinton. a four-way race clinton is virtually tried with trump 41-39% and in a head-to-head matchup leads trump by six points. earlier this month clinton had a 10-point advantage in the fox poll. more damaging revelations tonight concerning clinton's e-mail scandal. the "new york post" now reporting clinton sent classified information to her private server after she left the state department. oversight committee member congressman ron desantis is here to discuss it. our top story a pivotal day for the trump campaign. we are now less than two hours away from trump's long-awaited speech on exactly how he would tackle illegal immigration. it comes hours after child met with mexico's president to talk trade and the wall in september. she put a correspondent karl cameron has the report. >> mexicans are just beyond reproach. dawn taubin hillary clinton were both invited to mexico la

he's never going to please people like juan williams. he's never going to plead pundits.would argue that if he does start pleasing pundits and he tries to play the traditional politician role that political reporters in d.c. want, he is going to lose. mitt romney tried to play that role, and mitt romney lost. we must have somebody who is of the people. let me tell you as a pundit who lived outside of washington, d.c. in new york, people are not paying attention yet, juan. people will pay attention when it gets closer to september, october, november. they love politicians who say that they are not going to be the typical politician, that they're going to bash d.c. they're going to change d.c. >> take a look at the polls all over the country. in the swing states. donald trump is falling fast. >> only recently. >> you know what, guys, we got 95 days and it really is a lot of fun. thank you so much. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching this o'reilly factor election 2016 special. i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here because

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. >> hello, juan williams, kimberly guilfoyle, dana perrino and this is "the five." today, presidential candidate is going to join us here at the table live. libertarian nominee gary johnson is here. how does he plan to defeat hillary clinton and donald trump? we'll ask him just ahead. first, brand new bombshell evidence of pay to play deals between the clinton foundation and hillary's state department. senior executive was in regular contact with hillary's chief of staff when she was secretary of state. meanwhile, clinton said she turned everything over to the feds, but the fbi has dug up 15,000 previously unreleased e-mails. hillary was on kimmel last night, brushing the matter off. >> i actually added it up today. the state department said that they have to release 15,000 e-mails by the deadline. it's a couple of days before the debate. are you concerned about that? >> no. >> i would be terrified if my e-mails were released. >> jimmy, my e-mails are so boring. and i'm embarrassed about that. they're so boring. we've already released, i don't know, 30,000 plus. so

with us here in new york city, lisa booth and juan williams. so, juan, elvis? elvis?ome on. >> it sounds ludicrous. it does. >> but you would appreciate that, of course, in this country people use any kind of platform to get attention for their issues. >> i don't. >> i think celebrities -- >> -- i don't use any kind of platform. >> we saw beyonce do that. we have seen westboro baptist went to a funeral to demonstrate against guys in the military. >> westboro baptist is evil. >> in our history you are well familiar with that the boston tea party. people were in fact interfering with commerce to make it clear. >> juan williams is comparing the boston tea party it the revolutionary war to these people protesting outside of elvis' house. >> yes. >> and you say? >> and then also somewhere along the way went to westboro baptist. >> i don't mind the westboro. >> people use platforms wherever they can get them, lisa. >> that's exactly what they are trying to do. they are trying to draw attention. >> draw attention to what? >> that's a good question. i don't know. they put out

co-host of the five, juan williams is with us. juan, let me ask you a question. do you not find trying to tie donald trump to the ku klux klan and putting up guys in klan hats and all this stuff, i've got to imagine even you recognize this for what it is, and that's hillary clinton, her campaign needing to distract from the fact that she got caught selling access while secretary of state, and she's now race baiting. do you find it deplorable? do you condemn it? >> no, not at all. in fact, i agree with your premise that the narrative has shifted over the last few days. but you know what? given the fact that when david duke was endorsing donald trump and saying it would be traitor for any white guy not to vote for trip. >> he condemned him again and again and again. niger, how many times do you have to -- [ overlapping voices ] >> what you saw there, it was that ku klux klan member was saying here's the reason we support donald trump. he supports our point of view. >> let's listen to hillary clinton praise the former klansman himself, robert kkk byrd. let's listen

. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 and this is "the five." donald trump lays out his plan to take down isis in his latest major foreign policy speech. this afternoon the gop nominee unveiled the strategy to fight and defeat islamic terror. >> a new approach which must be shared by both parties in america, by our allies overseas and by our friends in the middle east, must be to halt the spread of radical islam. as president, i will call for an international conference focused on this goal. a new immigration policy is needed immediately and as well. we should only admit into this country those who share our values and respect our people. one of my first acts as president will be to establish a commission on radical islam. the goal of the commission will be to identify and explain to the american public the core convictions and beliefs of radical islam. >> in one of the more controversial parts of his anti-terror plan trump vows to institute a new screening process for immigrants to protect our nation from radic

. >> reporter: bullets also pierced several homes including juan williams' house. >> it hit right herecan see that would have been my head if i was standing here. >> reporter: no one has been arrested in any of this week's shootings including the 6300 block of woodstock where a sick-year-old girl was hit by a bullet tuesday. neighbors are fed. >> we should instill in our children how to respect each other and if more parents were like that more adults were like that then it would be better out come in the community. >> it's reprehensible there continues to be this black on black crime. >> reporter: and we want to give you another look at those surveillance pictures of one of the suspect's vehicles used in the ashmead shooting. police tell us eighths mercury mountaineere with a roof rack and also has a spare tire on the back. and back here live, the mayor's office tonight offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in both of those shootings involving the six-year-old children. dawn, back to you. >> all right, shawnette, thank you. >>> the defense reste

now. >> juan williams, i know you well. >> yeah, yeah. >> you don't want to associate with a group thath a group that says to white people, get in the back. you don't want to associate with a group that says, what do we want? dead cops. when do we want them? now. but your candidate, hillary clinton, is meeting with them and seeking advice on matters involving criminal justice. >> i don't think -- >> hang on. let me finish. barack obama has invited this group multiple times to the oval office. multiple times. do you think they deserve to be there? >> yes. in fact, they refused to meet with obama. >> no, no. they went. >> no, no. in fact, obama has complained that these people -- >> they were there. i wasn't there. you weren't there. >> no, but they refuse to -- >> have you been to the oval office with obvious? >> yes. why? >> just asking. for some reason, i never got the invitation. i don't think -- >> sean, this is a radical movement. president obama and hillary clinton have given them legitimacy. this isn't -- >> killing cops? f the police? >> this isn't about black lives. it's about b

when we come back, we'll be joined by another guest who will be with us for the program, juan williams also the author of a number of books that deal with the civil rights era in american history. to the 1948 clip now. >> mr. chairman, fellow democrats, fellow americans, i realize that in speaking of behalf the minority report on civil rights that i am dealing with a charged issue. with an issue which has been confused by emotionalism on all sides of the fence. i feel i must rise at this time to support the minority report, a report that spells out our democracy. a report that the people of this country can and will understand, and a report that they will enthusiastically acclaim on the great issue of civil rights. to those who say that we are rushing this issue of civil rights, i say to them we are 172 years late! >> after all i had been the destroyer of the democratic party, the enemy of the south. hubert humphrey, the quote, end quote nigger lover. but i never felt so lonesome and so unwanted in all my life as i did in those first few weeks and months as united states senator. >> an

i'll talk to juan williams about that.he was thanking the lord for ryan lochte, but now she is >> donald trump entered the presidential race as the immigration hardliner prop ising to deport 11 million illegal aliens. earlier this week he said he might soften his position. later this week he further clarified. >> they will pay back taxes. they have to pay taxes. there is no amnesty. there i no amnesty. but we work with them. kennedy: has trump backed down from his central immigration position in and how will his diehard followers take it if he does. i think a reversal? i this a person who has essentially gone back on his word and espousing the opposite of what he up isly said. >> think is beyond flip-flop. if you think about why donald trump did so well in the republican primary caucuses. it was largely on the basis of build a wall and we are going to throw them out. he says i'm still going to build a wall. but to most audiences he's saying you can't deport everyone. we don't want to hurt families. but we are going to pick

juan williams, and meghan mccain. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com.lease continue to cartwheel into my dreams. good night. >> to some, he's an insane killer who sparked civil war. >> if the revolt at harpers ferry had not occurred, the south probably wouldn't have seceded from the union. >> ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ glory, glory... >> to others, he's a saint, a martyr, a prophet. >> john brown believed that god had brought him to this earth for the purpose of delivering nearly four million enslaved people into freedom. >> what he touches become relics. >> the local people were producing fake pieces of the rope, fake pieces of the scaffold. >> what about his strange inheritance? >> somehow john brown was able

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juan williams joins me, the co-host of "the five." always thought the democratic party treats hispanic voters terribly. they think whatever they do, the latino voters will follow them in lock step. you have an interesting race in california. tough a latino woman running against an his -- against anne a black woman and the democratic party is back the black candidate. >> the interesting thing about this is she is the black woman would be the second black woman in the u.s. senate. but congresswoman loretta sanchez would be the first latina in the u.s. senate. where does the party go? all have endorsed kamala harris, the black person. loretta sanchez said the establishment didn't want me to run, they are not endorsing me. and i have a better chance with independents and republicans look for somebody in this race. but the democratic party establishment has abandoned me. kennedy: have they abandoned latinos in general? >> he speaks espanol. it's almost like being mexican. but he kept saying in his speech coming out with the silver tongue o

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on the next kennedy i will hash it out with juan williams and talk to john stossil. >>> good morning live from america's news headquarters. i'm jackie ibanez. tensions rachetting up another notch. a missal flew about 310 miles which would put all of south korea and part of japan within range. meantime, the u.n security council meeting in an emergency session on wednesday. they will consider issuing a amendment about the launch. back in march they imposed the toughest sanctions in two decades because of north korea's defiance of a ban on all nuclear-related activity. >>> they harassed the usf-nitza. the defense department said the boats approached the de troy yes, sir in a dangerous dash door destroyer in a dangerous manner. they sounded off flares and sounded the missal. syrian opposition forces with help from turkey has taken back watertown from isis. they are providing some air cover. the action follows an isis suicide attack at a wedding last weekend in turkey and an attack at istanbul's airport in june. 100 people were killed in the two attacks. >> vermont senator bernie sanders

. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, with juan williams, brian kilmeade, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ >>> only 74 days left until election day, and the war of words is only getting uglier. the two nominees are focused on which candidate is more intolerant of others. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future. >> donald trump has shown us who he is. someone who is, you know, very much peddling bigotry and prejudice and paranoia. >> that was yesterday, and the bigotry allegations got stepped up a few notches today. >> trump is reinforcing harmful stereotypes, and offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. so no one should have any illusions about what's really going on here. the names may have changed. racists now call themselves racialists. white supremists now call themselves white nationalists. the paranoid fringe now calls itself alt-right. but the hate burns just as bright. and now trump is trying to rebrand himself, as well. >> it's th

. >> hello, juan williams, kimberly guilfoyle, dana perrino and this is "the five."esidential candidate is going to join us here at the table live. libertarian nominee gary johnson is here. how does he plan to defeat hillary clinton and donald trump? we'll ask him just ahead. first, brand new bombshell evidence of pay to play deals between the clinton foundation and hillary's state department. senior executive was in regular contact with hillar

. >> hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, with juan williams, brian kilmeade, dana perino, and greg:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ >>> only 74 days left until election day, and the war of words is only getting uglier. the two nominees are focused on which candidate is more intolerant of others. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future. >> donald trump has shown us who he .

. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld.ld trump lays out his plan to take down isis in his latest major foreign policy speech. this afternoon the gop nominee unveiled the strategy to fight and defeat islamic terror. >> a new approach which must be shared by both parties in america, by our allies overseas and by our friends in the middle east, must be to halt the spread of radical islam. as president, i will call for an international

i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, alyssa francis, eric bolling, greg gutfeld and thisfive." >>> 70 days until election day and donald trump seems to be gaining on hillary clinton in the polls. the latest survey shows them seven points apart, as opposed to 13 earlier this month. trump clarifying his stance on illegal immigration tomorrow. more on that in a moment. >>> first, fbi is preparing to release materials in relation with hillary clinton's e-mails as soon as tomorrow. the white

it's now time for our sunday fox news political analyst juan williams. juicily pace and the campaign for the associated press and charles hurst. want to begin with the news that hillary clinton will have to testify under oath about the use of a private e-mail server while serving as secretary of state. michael, her campaign -- by the way, we have a statement from brian fallon i should put up victory. they said judicial watch is a right wing organization attacking them since the '90s. this is trying to hurt hillary clinton's campaign. we are glad the judge has accepted our offer to answer the questions in writing rather than grant judicial watch's request which was a deposition which is a different thing. still these answers are under oath and they're very specific questions about her server. >> it's important. it's good for the american people. there's been a lot of conversation about hillary clinton's e-mails from a national security standpoint. this gets at a different question. was she trying e-mails and hide her business from public scrutiny. i think

. >> while hillary clinton won the battle as juan williams wrote, bernie won the war.way to the left. let's debunk for the american people this infrastructure project. kennedy: not a unified party by the way. >> difference between us and china which is argument they used to use under obama, china spends 10% on infrastructure to nowhere. they're in different stage. they're still building roads. we have roads that need repair. we have bridges, electrical grid. infrastructure that needs repair. you will not take people and put them into a job digging ditches when professionals, technically, the people who are in those fields already build the roads have no new jobs. there are no jobs. sandra: how she will differentiate from obama in the last several years. kennedy: more of the same. to quote margaret thatcher who said, politicians and economists take infrastructure. you and i take the rail or the train. a little wit at this system there. hillary clinton tried to portray herself as change maker but our very own chris wallace asked her that and whether she is offering tweak

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling with juan williams and dana perino and tom salih. this is "the five." donald trump caused a big stir this week when he said he wasn't ready to endorse house speaker paul ryan or senator john mccain for the re-election bids. but in a few hours, ryan is expected to get the backing of the republican presidential nominee. sources tell fox news trump is going to endorse the speaker at his rally tonight in green bay, wisconsin. yesterday, ryan appeared on a radio show and suggested his own endorsement of trump isn't written in stone. >> up in of these are blank checks. that goes with any kind of race. but right now, it's important that the voters -- you know, he won the delegates. he won it fair and square. it's that simple. we came out of our convention and yeah, he's had a strange run since the convention. you think he'd want to focus on hillary clinton and her deficiencies. >> paul ryan and others have been encouraging trump to get back on message and it appears he may have done that at a rally in iowa a few moments ago. >> we're going to be talking about

fox news political analyst juan williams. susan page from "usa today." and gop strategist karl rove. i want to start with the remarkable number that the associated press came up with this week and that kellyanne conway referred to. during the first half of clinton's time as secretary of state she met with 154 people from private interests, not u.s. or foreign officials. 85 donors to the clinton foundation and contributed as much as $156 million to the foundation. karl, i don't have to tell you, money does buy access in this town. is there anything new here? >> yes. the volume is jawdropping. you left out another number. nearly 150 phone messages left by the ceo of the clinton foundation for cheryl mill, hillary clinton's chief of this is a two-year period. she left a message every three days. looks like she was constantly in communications. hillary clinton says i know there's a lot of smoke there, and there's no fire. well, there's a lot of fire there. the more we look at this, the more we see favors being traded, people being appointed to boards they sh

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling with juan williams and dana perino and tom salih. this is "the five."ump caused a big stir this week when he said he wasn't ready to endorse house speaker paul ryan or senator john mccain for the re-election bids. but in a few hours, ryan is expected to get the backing of the republican presidential nominee. sources tell fox news trump is going to endorse the speaker at his rally tonight in green bay, wisconsin. yesterday, ryan appeared on a radio show and suggested his own endorsement of trump isn't written in stone. >> up in of these are blank checks. that goes with any kind of race.

fox news political analyst juan williams.ulie pace covering 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? >> there's a tension in the 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 and we saw this in the speech and the interview. obviously, a big concern is the economy. and at the convention, she said obama doesn't get credit but then she turned and said we have all the problems. no pay raise. lack of social mobility. income inequality. people are left behind. here are my answers and my answers are another big stimulus bill. obamacare. take care of our health care problems. free college, not for everybody, anybody who makes less than $125,000 a year and we need infrastructure banks and she repeated this morning. exactly the kind of insider deal, let's use taxpayer mo