juan williams: the judge lets thurgood marshall go. looby, weaver, go back towards nashville on that main highway. thurgood marshall: they didn't catch us at all. juan william: marshall almost died right there in tennessee. narrator: when he reached his nashville hotel room, marshall called attorney general tom clark to tell him what had happened. thurgood marshall: i told him i was arrested for drunken driving and tom said "well were you drunk?" i said "no, but five minutes after i talk to you!" roger wilkins: i don't know how you could do that kind of work over and over and over again. he puts his whole body and soul at risk in his attempts to make this country better. i think thurgood was the bravest man i ever knew. narrator: by 1950, marshall had escaped the loaded gun of a dallas sheriff, spent a long night one car ahead of the klan on long island, hid in the bushes from a violent mob in detroit, and finally survived his own lynching. in this impossible environment, he had won 10 major supreme court cases and set the stage for a

juan williams: thurgood marshall was born in baltimore maryland in 1908. and it's just 12 years earlier in 1896, that you had the supreme court ruling in plessy v ferguson. that's the ruling that says that "separate but equal" is the law of the land in the united states. the supreme court is affirming the separation of the races. larry s gibson:at the time of the civil war, baltimore had the largest free black population of any american city. and through a combination of laws, and in practices, the city became much more racially segregated around about the time when thurgood marshall was born. narrator: marshall grew up a short distance from downtown baltimore on the west side in an african-american neighborhood scattered with european immigrants. his father william worked as a waiter on the railroad. a man with a sharp wit who was sometimes described as cantankerous,

. >> joining us now from new york, juan williams, a fox news political analyst and, of course, co-host of the five. juan, i will tell you what, you hear the president there and it seems like they are seeing some polls that there is not a lot of excitement in the african-american community perhaps for hillary clinton. >> yes. i think there is anxiety right now on the democratic side. and largely, remember, race is central to this campaign

joining us now juan williams, co-host with the five. fox news contributor.r thoughts on this as now we are on our third night here this charlotte. and we know that the family has watched this video. >> right. >> they can't come to a conclusion on what exactly it shows, as the police actually said it was not conclusive. we also know that the man who was shot in the head last night has now died. and we know in tulsa, a separate incident, a police officer has now been charged with first degree manslaughter. put this in perspective. >> we have been through now really more than a year. if you go all the way back to trayvon martin and come through ferguson and go through new york city, the staten island incident, and you just keep going and what you have now is this is the number one political issue in black america. it is clearly encroached in terms of our political discussion at the presidential level. we have an election coming up in about 50 days. and even today you saw both candidates responding to it. but what it clearly signals. i think this is the difficul

joining us now is juan williams, the author of the book, "we, the people," and he's the co-host of a k you very much. stuart: admit it, juan, you were shocked when you -- >> that was terrible. the tone. she was ill-served by her staff, because she's in a remote location trying to deliver a peach to a large group of union members -- a speech. i understand the import of what she was trying to say. she said all of you need to have an intervention with people who don't know donald trump doesn't pay contractors and all the rest. but the way she came across, i think it played to conservative caricatures as a shrill woman, belting out, screaming at her huan-- stuart: i didn't say that. >> yeah, so? stuart: you brought up the sexist -- >> you think i conservatives haven't talked about her voice? [laughter] oh, gosh. stuart: you responded to her. >> i told you it was terrible. stuart: absolutely, it was. >> i see. just telling you what i saw makes me a sexist? stuart: she's shrill. >> i said that's the way it came across, stuart. what do you want me to do? stuart: bottom line, wouldn't, in pol

i would say to juan williams, juan williams, what's going with hillary clinton, who was a school choice unions got in her head, suddenly said, well, you know what? i'm worried about school choice and cherry picking, that's what i would say to juan williams. stuart: all right, i just said it. >> guilty. that's a good argument. stuart: that's a fine point, guilty. i like that. thank you very muching are indeed. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. stuart: time for the sector report about oil. the weekly oil report showed the biggest weekly drop in oil in storage since january of 1999. boy, did we draw down a lot of it. jeff flock live in chicago. this caused oil prices to do what? because we're down now. >> reporter: down now, but i tell you, we had a huge run-up. last wednesday when we break the numbers some days, i would have looked at 14 million in the drawdown and would have said i think the numbers must be wrong. they were right. the market thinks it's a one-off. we accelerated farther to the downside. we gained about 4 1/2 dollars, now down buck and a quarter. it's no big t

. >>> i'm gregg with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric boling, and melissa francis, "the five." >>> he went from soft to hard in four hours. i speak of donald trump, getting his first big speech on immigration after that trip to mexico, comparing both events it was pure good cop/bad cop. first the good. >> i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican-americans, not only in terms of friendships, but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i've employed in the united states, and they are amazing people, amazing people. i have many friends, so many friends, spectacular, spectacular, hard-working people. i have such great respect for them, and their strong values of family, faith, and community. >> that was nice. oh, wait, here comes the bad cop. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for it. >> well, that was fast. mexico didn't even get its one phone call. maybe this is how negotiations work. you say one thing here, another thing there. it's old school autocrat. visit a countr

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, and juan williams. we skipped juan williams. greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >> well, she's back today americans got to see hillary clinton for the first time in four days since sunday after she collapsed while departing the 9/11 memorial in new york city. she's been home recovering from pneumonia, but returns to the trail this afternoon in north carolina. >> i have to say it's great to be back on the campaign trail. i'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary

with us here in new york city juan williams and lisa booth. talking points memo, fair?think it's fair. i believe that the debate was ultimately a draw. because i don't think either candidate did anything to significantly reshape or change the trajectory of their campaigns and the trajectory they are currently on. >> wait, so you don't think then wednesday, when the new polling comes out. after the debate polling, you don't think that hillary clinton is going to rise in the polls a little bit? >> i don't think it's going to be significant if it is. ultimately all that matters is what the 15% to 18% of undecided voters now believe. >> for a month, for a month trump has rocketed in the national and state polling, so much so that he is tied in colorado, almost tied in pennsylvania, wisconsin is in play. states that never go republican. >> you know what would potentially keep those states in play because what he did last night was held her -- hit her hard on trade. he reached out to disaffected voters. >> i got that. >> out of touch elitist. >> your prediction is that the po

today's #oneluckyguy, there he is, fox news political analyst, co-host of "the five," juan williams. you are certainly outnumbered. >> i certainly am. sandra: good afternoon to you. happy friday. >> i'm the with the lucky guy part. it is beautiful day. kennedy: should never complain about being outnumbered. >> why should i do that? sandra: why wait until november 8th. absentee balloting under way in north carolina as new quinnepiac polls show hillary clinton's lead shrinking in key battleground states. the democrat holding on to 4-point lead to donald trump. in the crucial state of florida, they are tied with 41% apiece -- 47% apiece. check out ohio. mr. trump holding one point lead this is important. no republican has gotten to the white house without winning the buckeye state. what is going on here, juan? what is the trend you're seeing? >> the question that the trend is trump is closing but hillary clinton leads. go back to recall august, sandra. it was eight points. now really about i think three points in the "real clear politics" average. the key here is how many swing states d

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, and juan williams. we skipped juan williams. and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >> well, she's back today americans got to see hillary clinton for the first time in four days since sunday after she collapsed while departing the 9/11 memorial in new york city. she's been home recovering from pneumonia, but returns to the trail this afternoon in north carolina. >> i have to say it's great to be back on the campaign trail. i'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances. but with just two months to go until election day. sitting at home was pretty much the last place i wanted to be. >> and following her speech, hillary was pressed by reporters about why it took so long to be transparent with america. >> can you be a little more specific about what those defenses are that you're referring to, and did soldiers get a glimpse of some of that in the way that your campaign handled the events handling your illness over the weekend? >> my campaign said they could have been faster, and i

and my friendly debate with juan williams. here's a clip.eople do not pay estate taxes. >> and you are stuck in that mode of thinking that change is possible. stuart: high income earners pay tax, not wealthy people. there won't be a single billionaire in this country who ever pays a dime in these higher estate taxes, not one. and they will all vote for hillary clinton. it's a political smoke screen to convince working people that it's fair. i'm going to be fair. that's nonsense. she is not fair, she's not going to tax the rich -- >> they are voting for hillary clinton -- ♪ ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. we're about 20 points off the low, down 140 points on the dow jones industrial average, the majority of sectorringses to the -- sectors to the downside. two weeks of gains for stocks, but we are extending friday's losses. as i mentioned oil, let's take a look at some of the energy movers as oil is up $1.50 as opec is meeting in hopes of a production cut once again to stop that glut that we have. transocean, exxon, ch

sandra: many thanks to juan williams for joining us today. good have you, sir. >> i feel so lucky. one lucky guy. sandra: back monday at noon eastern. "happening now" starts right now. thanks for joining us. % and a whirling wind and fire erupting in the desert. the big crowd near by was not even phased. it is all "happening now". >> we begin on theeracy to the white house. welcome to the second hour. i am jon scott. >> you are "happening now". donald trump is set to spoke in the value voter summit in dc later this afternoon. he will head south to the battleground really in florida. recent polls show he is tied with hillary clinton hillary clinton is meeting with michael chert off and former cia director david petraeus. >> we are outside of the spot where they will be meeting an hour and half. what is notable about the 16 former national security advisors she is meeting with today they include republicans. michael chertoff who was the homeland security for george bush. and petraeus and vicars who over saw the provision of stinger missile and a key player in the bin laden raid. ther

syndicated columnist george well, juan williams, julie pace who covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press. and washington examiner contributor lisa booth. george, there's so much more security in this country now than there was 15 years ago but the threat has also grown. bottom line, are we safer? >> i think we're probably safer from terrorism. there's an asterisk. began badly. then we begin to learn. and we've done a lot of learning about terrorism and as the secretary just stressed, we've made technological advancements. some of which we know, some of which we don't know. i think the world at large is less safe because the threat has metastasized and particularly because europe, with unassimilated communities of immigrants, is just more proximate to the caliphate, the isis caliphate than it was. that said, it seems to me america today is measurably less safe than it was 15 years ago for a number of reasons. putin is ram pant on russia dismantling the european nation threatening the balance particular states which are nato members. china is extremely aggressive w

it's time now for our sunday group, syndicated columnist george will, fox news political analyst juan williams. julie pace covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press. and washington examiner contributor lisa boothe. george, there is so much more security in this country now than there was 15 years ago, but the threat has also grown. bottom line, are we safer? >> i think we're probably safer from possible terrorism for several reasons. the war began badly, the war on terrors, but our wars often begin badly. pearl harbor, korea, and then we begin to learn. we've done a lot of learning about terrorism and we made technological advancements, some of which we know, some of which we're not allowed to know. so i think we are safer. i think the world at large is less safe because the threat is metastasized and europe with the threat of immigrants is more proximate to the caliphate than it was. that said, it seems to me america is miserably less safe than it was 15 years ago. for a number of reasons. threatening the baltic states, which are nato members. china is extremely aggress

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juan williams. and trump surrogate a.j. dell good oh. steve, what do you think we'll hear today? will he soften his tone on illegal immigrants? >> he may soften it. bedrock principles we can't give on. we can give on implementation. we can be smart and humane and sensible about implementation. the bedrock principles, one is we must control our attorney border. something we have not done in decades. we must build the wall and take control our border for economic and national security reasons. the second is there will be no citizenship for people who broke the law. if you came here in a criminal nature you cannot cut the line in front of legal immigrants of people like my taught more did it the right way. those are bedrock principles that are not negotiable. in terms of how we deal with illegals who are here. there is room to shift here. donald trump is not waffling. what he's doilings exerting leadership. what he did in mexico city, today, by the way. he said i'm willing to listen to people and get to our core principles, sensible immigration we control. how do we get there? he ha

here to defend her comments is juan williams. co-host of "the five." talked about this on "outnumbered." i think this is what a lot on the left called an unforced error. you can attack an opponent and say donald trump is deplorable and craft the argument he's xenophobic and islamophobic and do that to your advantage. but when you go after someone's supporters, isn't it like going after your enemy's families? >> no. when i have hard data that backs up their opinions and what they believe and you finds they believe things like black people are lazy and not as intelligent. when you finds out given what trump did on the birther issue, only a quarter of republicans believe the president was born in the united states. when you finds out and general through the column that appeared in "the hill." ronald reagan said in his farewell address, don't be afraid to see what you see. kennedy: this is a very close race. 40% of trump supporters describe black people as lazy. but 20% of hillary clinton's supporters agree with her. only 43% of hispanics view the religion

today's #oneluckyguy, there he is, fox news political analyst, co-host of "the five," juan williams.u are certainly outnumbered. >> i certainly am. sandra: good afternoon to you. happy friday. >> i'm the with the lucky guy part.

>>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, juan williams, mr. eric boling, and megan mccain "the five." hillary and donald like dates stuffed with blue cheese wrapped in bacon. there hillary's e-mail issue stuck to her like toilet paper on shoes. >> i had access to materials and information highly sensitive to our war fighting capabilities. had i communicated this information without prescribed protocols, i would have been in prison. >> that stung. then there was this. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> once again, she happily tells isis all the stuff we won't do to stop isis. hey, hillary, why not tell them their netflix passwords while you're at it. oh, wait, that's too important. speaking of -- >> i have been very clear about the necessity for doing whatever is required to move the v.a. into the 21st century. we're living in a technological world. you can't tell me we can't do a better job getting tha

i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and greg gutfeld.a presidential year, traditionally marks the start to final push to election day, nine weeks away. trump was in virginia, clinton in florida. trump has taken the lead in a new national poll for the first time since the gop convention, tops clinton by two points in the cnn/orc survey. so, folks, we've got ourselves a tight race right now. over

. >>> i'm gregg with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric boling, and melissa francis, "the five."e went from soft to hard in four hours. i speak of donald trump, getting his first big speech on immigration after that trip to mexico, comparing both events it was pure good cop/bad cop. first the good. >> i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican-americans, not only in terms of friendships, but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i've employed in the united states, and they are amazing people, amazing people.

. >> joining us now from new york, juan williams, a fox news political analyst and, of course, co-host of the five. juan, i will tell you what, you hear the president there and it seems like they are seeing some polls that there is not a lot of excitement in the african-american community perhaps for hillary clinton. >> yes. i think there is anxiety right now on the democratic side. and largely, remember, race is central to this campaign about 90% of trump voters are white. about a third of hillary clinton's supporters nonwhite. and what you see right now is with the polls tightening, there is a great deal of concern about whether or not the latino vote and the black vote are sufficiently energized for hillary clinton or whether, as you heard the president say, they're saying oh well, who knows what hearts and can clinton match obama's numbers in the latino and black community? >> she is clearly under performing president obama's numbers in both elections. but, can president obama, who is going to go out on the trail, maybe two days a week, starting next woke, kind of transfer that to

. >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, juan williams, mr.ling, and megan mccain "the five." hillary and donald like dates stuffed with blue cheese wrapped in bacon. there hillary's e-mail issue stuck to her like toilet paper on shoes. >> i had access to materials and information highly sensitive to our war fighting capabilities. had i communicated this information without prescribed protocols, i would have been in

gerald seib, washington bureau chief of "the wall street journal," fox news political analyst juan williams, julie pace, who covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press, and rachel campos-duffy of the libra initiative, a nonprofit that educates latinos about conservative positions. top two concerns about the candidates. 33% said not the right temperament for commander in chief. 27% said his language about women, immigrants, and muslims. for clinton, 36% said her dealings with syria, iraq, and libya. 29%, her private e-mail server. gerry, when i saw that, my reaction was, well, trump's got an easier challenge because it's about how he acts. with clinton, it's about what she's done. then trump went ahead and played the gennifer flowers card. actions versus attributes. some actions that trouble people, some attributes that trouble people. i don't know -- by the way, i think those questions frame pretty well the debate that we're going to see on monday night. those are the attack points, i think, for both sides. but i don't know which two people think are easier to swallow,

. >> joining us now from washington lisa booth here in new york city, juan williams. before we get to that donald trump sounding like a democrat tonight with the expansion of entitlements, did he not. >> he sure did. i'm glad you pointed that out. that's honest reporting. the fact is if you look at it, any economist would say well, one, how are you going to pay for it and he doesn't say. two, they would say this is really rewarding the very rich in society because if you have a thane, you are the ones that would benefit. working class moms. >> well, they would have to put a cap on it. i don't want to get too microin it. the philosophy of the government intruding in all aspects of life, including child-rearing, maternity leave has traditionally been a democratic strong hold and republicans said, you know what? we'll handle it on the local level. we will do tax credits. it was interesting that president obama said that trump has nothing and then trump gives this big policy speech that obama couldn't even criticize because obama would be for all that stuff. i think trump

fox news political analyst juan williams. julia page, covers the white house for associated press, and rachel campos-duffy, a nonprofit that educates latinos about conservative positions. i want to start with a fascinating poll from "the wall street journal" this week. let's put it on the screen. people were asked top concerns about the candidates, about trump, 33% said not the right temperament for commander in chief. talked about this with mike pence. 27% says language about women, immigrants, muslims. for clinton, 36 say dealings with syria, iraq, libya. 29% private e-mail server. jerry, i saw that, my reaction was trump has an easier challenge, it is about how he acts. with clinton, it is about what she's done. then trump played the gennifer flowers card. >> there you have it. you have actions versus attributes. actions that trouble people, attributes that trouble people. i think those questions frame well the debate we will see monday night, those are the attack points for both sides. i don't know which two people think

i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's labor day weekend. in a presidential year, traditionally marks the start to final push to election day, nine weeks away. trump was in virginia, clinton in florida. trump has taken the lead in a new national poll for the first time since the gop convention, tops clinton by two points in the cnn/orc survey. so, folks, we've got ourselves a tight race right now. over the long weekend, hillary got a bigger plane, allowing press to travel with her. on day one they certainly didn't press her very hard. >> what do you think? >> i think it's pretty cool. don't you? >> i am so happy to have all of you with me. >> have you missed us? >> i was just waiting for this moment. >> how was your labor day weekend? >> it was good. >> are you ready? >> i'm more than ready. are you ready, rose? everybody taking good care of you? so they've been waiting for a chance to ask her questions and they got a few that they wanted. kimberly, you're a competitor. you got your sneakers laced up for the final spr

fox news political analyst juan williams.ulia page, covers the white house for associated press, and rachel campos-duffy, a nonprofit that educates latinos about conservative positions. i want to start with a fascinating poll from "the wall street journal" this week. let's put it on the screen. people were asked top concerns about the candidates, about trump, 33% said not the right temperament for commander in chief. talked about this with mike pence. 27% says language about women, immigrants, muslims. for clinton, 36 say dealings with syria, iraq, libya. 29% private e-mail server. jerry, i saw that, my reaction was trump has an easier challenge, it is about how he acts. with clinton, it is about what she's done. then trump played the gennifer flowers card. >> there you have it. you have actions versus attributes. actions that trouble people, attributes that trouble people. i think those questions frame well the debate we will see monday night, those are the attack points for both sides. i don't know which two people think ar

>> hello, i'm juan williams along with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, mary francis and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." it's september 5th, and you know what that means, the first of three presidential debates between donald trump and hillary clinton just three weeks away. it's going to be great tv, that's for sure. one of the most highly anticipated matchups in political history. what are clinton and trump doing to get ready? >> you have to prepare, but i watched a lot of his debates during the primaries, and he insulted all of his opponents. >> right. >> he insulted all of the moderators. he insulted i guess about 80% of the american people and the rest of the world. so i want to take it seriously. i want to talk about what i think we can do and how important it is, but you've got to be prepared for like wacky stuff that comes at you. >> i think they are going to be very important. it really looks like three debates. i look very much forward to it. it will be interesting, especially the first one will be a very interesting evening. i think it's goi

eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana pranie and greg gutfeld.t is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." you're looking live at new york city, where hillary clinton is about to address the media. yep, the media, after a national security meeting today. we will bring it to you as soon as it starts. and we're going to talk about until we see her hit that podium, juan, what do you expect to hear from ms. clinton? >> for one, i think she'll have to speak about, i think it's a continuation of what happened at the matt lauer "commander in chiefs" forum. and she's going to, i think, and this is an issue for hillary clinton, try to present it in