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

eric: go ahead, lisa. >> now it's confirmed, i need my hearing checked hearing from juan williams. this is ridiculous, shameful. how does it possibly unite anyone. this is only going to further divide people. this is ridiculous, it's shameful and to rachel's point if i had kids i would not want to send them to a school like this. eric: let me make a nice pin, an idea for a pin, instead of a white puzzle piece. i'm going to make a white snowflake for people like juan to remind him of the snowflakes and when the heat gets turned up. >> can we include a therapy dog, too. >> a cry-in and we can all cry. >> go ahead. >> can i get a hug from eric? >> you can get a hug from me, too, juan. >> i want my children to wear the american flag. >> hey. >> i want them to be the ones going out there and talking about our found ago father's principles about the wonderful constitution that we have that pushes for freedom of speech, freedom of press, to talk about religious liberties, talk about the inalienable rights of rights of liberty and happiness, and let's talk about why america is exceptional

i had to follow juan williams. thanks everybody. stuart: i'm moving away from juan williams.> i appreciate that. stuart: listen to this, we're going to texas. >> let's go. stuart: my kind of state. >> is that right? stuart: yes it is. lawmakers in texas are proposing a bathroom bill. >> nice segue. stuart: men to use the men's room and women to use the women's room. radical stuff, huh? in response, the nfl, the football people, they say, they may take away some big events from texas. texas attorney general ken paxton is with us now. i'm sure you've been listening to the banter before your visit here, mr. attorney general. what are you going to do about this? the nfl is threatening a boycott because of a bathroom law. what is going on? >> first of all the nfl has enough of its own problems deal with, worry about athletes don't respect the flag or violence against women's issues. stay out of texas politics and let us govern our own state. we're doing pretty well. stuart: what are you going to do? >> i know the ledge you're, i'm not involved in the legislature anymore. i was in

juan williams, a friend of mine itch had him on a panel over 20 years ago. and he said -- a good person. and he has a son who is a republican. so you know he is a person of real character. not easy to have your kit be on the opposite camp and he got himself fired by npr. that's also good. don't agree with almost anything he says now, but i think he'll be fair minded. i would let juan williams ask me a question. >> do you think there's any hope -- >> i wouldn't let judith miller, whom i de'tis, judith miller, so partisan. just so easy to tell and who was says today -- oh, it was neil a cavuto. it's easy to tell. amazingly positive things out of the trump administration before he is even president he's got a broom going, economic boom, and companies coming in and jobs being created, and we're going to take care of a really serious problem, which is the flood into our country of the illegals, among whom are large number, hundreds of thousands or criminals who prey on americans, and trump is a -- when the history of the country has the president come in and firs

juan williams. you have two republicans senators, lisa murkowski, susan collins from maine.y are not for betsy devos. we have the 24 hour debate, what does that mean? >> there is concerted effort to get a additional republican vote. that would reach beyond mike pence as tie breaker. liz: not going to happen? night is possible. lamar alexander, head of the education committee, republican from tennessee. a lot of experience on education. and he has reasons to be concerned about devos. he has expressed some of those concerns but not to the point where he would become a no vote. you're loose looking for other republicans who might have some sense of pressure coming from their constituents. liz: i don't know. jeanne shaheen? she was speaking from new hampshire? >> jeanne shaheen is democrat. liz: yeah. when you look at the democratic side, you have got women. and on republican side. you have got murkowski and susan collins. if you're looking into the psychology of how people think about how their children are educated, what is it that they don't like about betsy devos? the. >> we

fox news political analyst and columnist for the hill, juan williams. pace, who covers the white house for the associated press, and laura ingraham, editor of life set and a fox news political analyst. laura, what do you expect from the president this week? do you think that because steven miller didn't tell us he will issue a new executive order addressing some of the legal concerns raised by the courts? >> the ninth circuit made a complete legal mishmash of the doctrine of standing, of hinting that there's a due process right of individuals outside the country who are not american citizens to enter the country. that having been said, the rollout of this executive order was not the finest hour for the administration. i believe they're going to withdraw the order, they will write a more narrowly-tailored order that will probably allay the concerns of most, although some of the language of the ninth circuit opinion, it might not even be enough for them, but they'll lose standing. that case will probably go moot. i would be very surprised if they wanted t

martha. >> martha: thank you very much for joining us now, it juan williams, cohost of "the five."in jackson. both are fox news contributors. gentlemen, thank you for being here. we have watched the situation escalated in chicago and every weekend, it feels, we add up the numbers, juan. you look at the pictures of those three little kids and he think about that young man who we just heard saying that he had to do this, to put food on his table for his children. you just think, these children will never be home for a meal again. >> right, it doesn't make much sense. it is a totally dysfunctional situation. evidence, i think, of two specific neighborhoods, as you heard, just a moment ago, and chicago, where this kind of violence is now becoming the norm and it has resulted in this horrific carnage. hats off to president trump for paying attention to it. for the thing is, it is not representative of what is going on in black communities around the country. it is a specific problem. i think it needs special attention pray that as or president trump might be able to help. he might send

and juan williams, cohost of "the five."ete hoekstra, former trump campaign national security advisor. gentlemen, a lot on the plate as we have said. marc, let me start with you. the breaking news that john roberts just mentioned, a pretty strong statement that comes from the president on settlements in israel. >> sure, absolutely. the president said in that speech this morning that we got to get tough because the world is in trouble. he's absolutely right that we need to get tough because the world is in trouble because barack obama projected weakness into the world and the consequences have been disastrous. we need to get tough on our enemies and start supporting our allies. that is what he is doing when it comes to israel. he is making a statement of support. he needs to realize that australia has an ally, too. we need to support them and focus our toughness on our enemies. quite frankly, he is doing that, too. you look at what is happening in iran, he is imposing sanctions for ballistic missile tests, a far cry from bara

we will get into this now with an editor and juan williams,atce sure we are not missing any news. let's start out with this. it is not necessarily newsworthy that the president has a conflict with the media. yet when you look across all of the different networks, it is one of the top news stories of the day, i realize the irony of asking this and inviting you to talk about this, but is it possible that is why their viewers do not trust the media because of everything we have to talk about in the world, we are going to talk about ourselves? >> that is one way to view it, but the other way to view it is it has political consequence in the current environment. president trump has decided that in fact when he makes a whipping boy out of the american press, the mainstream media and says these people are not trustworthy, he establishes himself as trustworthy, and his twitter account as the primary source of credible news for his supporters. >> jenna: do you think that is what is really happening? >> something like that may be happening, but back in july, pew research when they did the r

juan williams is trying to suppress a yawn expresses increase in consumer sentiment which he will denyegory or say it is the result of president obama. we'll get to juan in just a moment. ii want to talk economic nationalism. tammy bruce. welcome to the show. >> i'm not yawning. stuart: wide-eye'd. economic nationalism, he said it. he is the president and actual guru. that seemed to me to define the new republican party. >> yeah. stuart: it defined conservatism, it he defines donald trump. >> well look, it is the actual conserve ideal. the problem with the current republican party it is bureaucratic this phrase brinks in everything we understand. this is about the economy and america first. so it brings that in. when you say it is about redefining conservatism. i disagree. conservatism is about small government. freedom bought to you by taking the boot of government of your neck. that is about deconstructing the administrative state. it is created. it's a monster. their pledge to bring that back. it is going to be fabulous. the president's speech today will be great and america will be

key part of their base, the people -- >> bill: joining us now from washington, lisa boothe and juan williams used to be that democrats held fundraisers under the banner of jefferson jackson dinner's. but you can't do that anymore. it is like john calhoun is out the window, jefferson and jackson are out of the democratic party window. what is going on? >> i think obviously, you have the base of the democratic party now as black, latino, educated, young people. i think they are attitude toward jefferson, jackson, and the old part of the democratic party is that they are not comfortable with it, they don't like it, especially, as they were discussing in the previous segment, you have the reaction to the fact that many people were involved with slavery, slaveholders. remember, the older democratic party was the party of the segregationist south, especially after the civil war. so, to celebrate that, but this newer, 21st century constituency of the democratic party, it doesn't fit. >> bill: i think that is going to shrink the party even further, lisa, by turning their backs on thomas jefferson an

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with me, warp speed party panel, former miss america, kirsten and juan williams, and jamie weinstein. welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: great to have you call, with kirsten i start with you, s tricky, a lot of voters lack passion for president trump and voted against hillary clinton. how do you appease them and make them feel better about a chaotic situation in particular with their he'l health care they are worried they are going too lose. >> this is a fine line they have to walk. a lot of voters are not enthusiastic and apathetic about trump, they did not want hillary anywre near the white house, they have to do what tom cotton did. i want to listen to what you have to say. that is what you have to do, these guys, have to show their are committed until 2018. kennedy: yesl grassley did a god job. they have to do a better job of just being honest about what they can do and what they think that solutions are. the town has are a win, it makes it seem like political climate is so charged. and so chaotic that republicans have lost control, is that the point? >> i'm not sure, you know,

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is to go i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and tom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." one hour. that's how much time is left for the white house to justify the president's temporary travel ban to a federal appeals court. they have until 6:00 p.m. eastern to present more arguments. the question remains, will the court reinstate the president's executive order? washington state and minnesota filed paperwork to support their stance against the travel ban. shame james robards ruled. this weekend, the president tweeted the opinion of this so-called judge which takes law enforcement away from the country is ridiculous and will be overturned. >> mr. trump reiterated the need restrict some immigration. >> you have been seeing what's been going on over the last few days. we need strong programs. so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up loving our country are allowed in. not people that want to destroy us and destroy our country. freedom, security, justice will prevail. >> i want to talk proces

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, greg gutfeld, and dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." >> i have been with cpac for a long time, now you finally have a president, finally. it took you a long time. took you a long time. and it is patriots like you that made it happen, believe me, believe me. they all underestimated the power of the people, you, and the people proved them totally wrong. >> the 45th president of the united states firing up the credit cpac today, the annual gathering of conservatives. he received a very warm welcome, and caramel words of welcome from the president to the energized party. >> i am here to tell you what this movement means for the future of the republican party and for the future of america. the core conviction of our movement is that we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. now is the time for action. we will cut wasteful spending. we will promote our values. we will rebuild our inner cities. we will bring back our jobs and our dreams. the g.o.p. will be, from now on,

. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld.york city and this is "the five" ." today president trump addressed the firestorm that has erupted following the departure of his national security advisor, mike flynn. the president asked for general flynn's regulation due to an eroding level of trust according to the white house. but he defended his former aide earlier and blamed illegal intelligent leaks for bringing flynn down. >> michael flynn, general flynn, is a wonderful man. i think he's been treated very, very unfairly by the

let's bring in juan williams and lisa boothe. all right, juan juan. i disagree with charles.hink if the democrats push it too hard against gorsuch, it will hurt that party. you say? >> right now, the base of the party, and a very politically polarized times, wants to see some fight out of the democrats. i think given what happened in the past, and the recent past with merrick garland, where republicans are sad that has nomination, i think it is the longest any nominee has had to wait for hearings and the hearings never happened. i guess you could say the clock is still taking. the fact that the republicans were able to thwart merrick garland lead i senator today to say that deceit was stolen by the republicans i. >> bill: that is not the question. the question is, yes, the democrats, some of them, want payback. lisa. what we have now is a nominee, who is pretty solid. pretty solid. if you will personally attack the man, the folks, it is the folks. they will go, you know what, i have had enough of these democrats. and on the merrick garland thing, the reason that that was not

now, for the top story reaction, joining us from new york city, juan williams. >> i don't know if youre going wrong anywhere specifically. i don't know if president trump cares as much about winning the culture war. >> bill: you don't think he is engaged in that? >> i think he is engaged in the issues that you mentioned. i think he sees specifically instance, regarding the democratic party, they gave illegal aliens a platform as a democratic national convention convention. if you look at that to see the difference between the democratic party. >> bill: they gave a peaceful, not noncriminal. look, i think you are wrong and a sense that donald trump believes america cannot be great unless, as he says, it reclaims its borders, and it enforces the law. if that is the cultural divide. there are some who don't want the law enforced. >> no, that is why he said he was the law and order candidate. more broadly, if you unpack that commode was a variety of issues. national security, domestic issues, illegal immigration was obviously -- >> bill: criminal illegal immigration. let's get to juan. yo

. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." today president trump addressed the firestorm that has erupted following the departure of his national security advisor, mike flynn. the president asked for general flynn's regulation due to an eroding level of trust according to the white house. but he defended his former aide earlier and blamed illegal intelligent leaks for bringing flynn down. >> michael flynn, general flynn, is a wonderful man. i think he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media, as i call it, the fake media in many cases. i think it's really a sad thing that he was treated so badly. i think in addition to that, from intelligence, papers are being leaked. things are being leaked. it's criminal action, criminal act, and it's been going on for a long time. before me, but now it's really going on. people are trying to cover up for a terrible loss that the democrats had under hillary clinton. i think it's very, very unfair what's happened to general flynn, th

you say to some of the naysayers who said we would have liked to see that earlier on our show, juan williamsaid something that sounded more presidential, this sounded like it was the euphoria of a campaign. >> i just don't know how it could go any better. i'm actually thinking of resigning because i don't think i could do any better than this. >> kimberly: retire. >> thank you for your kind comments. i think that's wrong, i actually sat there and really watched and listened to the speech. there was a detailed explication of what conservatives would want to see happen from the federal government now. i thought it was very specific and it hit really all the major points. >> kimberly: yesterday, give me a little bit about this back and forth, people were curious to watch how it went down between steve bannon and speak reince priebus, how did it feel to and were you worried about how what was going to come off? >> i was a little bit worried, clearly there's all this talk about how maybe reince and steve don't get along and we all decide the best thing would be to put it out on stage and have a c

. >> i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five" ." shock and all, the mainstream media has been whining about not getting a chance to get president trump questions for they hounded the president for a press conference. he gave them one for the ages. here are some highlights. >> the press has become so dishonest that if we don't talk about it, we are doing a tremendous disservice to the american people. tremendous disservice. the media is trying to attack our administration because they know we are following through on pledges that we made and they are not happy about it, for whatever reason. the family "new york times" wrote a big long front-page story yesterday and it was very much discredited, as you know. it's a joke. i don't mind bad stories. i can handle a bad story better than anybody as long as it's true. i watch cnn. it is so much anger and hatred. the tone is such hatred. i'm -- fake news, very fake news. i understand there's a certain bias for whatever reason and i understand

>> i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling. dana perino. "the five" ." a big time drug dealer commuted by president obama crashed his car into another driver while fleeing a drug deal involving a kilo of coke. i know. what did you expect? there is bound to be a few bad eggs. logic behind the gitmo release. sure, some will return and try to kill you but at least we are trying to do the right thing. it's worth a few bad guys getting through view can demonstrate your moral superiority. enhanced security, longer jail sentences, real borders. feel-good sentiment over safety, it's the exact opposite of a border, travel ban, new prison. it is a child's view versus an adult. if america wasn't so lucky to have a moat of oceans, the infant would turn the country into a porous hellhole. it is something adults understand. restriction enhanced freedom, security maintains rights. for liberals, restrictions are mean and i can't being -- bear being seen as mean. the right doesn't mind being hated. we get it. a locked door is exclusionary, and how dare your

. >> i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling. dana perino." ." a big time drug dealer commuted by president obama crashed his car into another driver while fleeing a drug deal involving a kilo of coke. i know. what did you expect? there is bound to be a few bad eggs. logic behind the gitmo release. sure, some will return and try to kill you but at least we are trying to do the right thing. it's worth a few

juan williams is here, co host of "the five" and author of two books, "eyes on the prize" and more recentlyle", the modern day theory of what the vision is. here's what i don't get. you don't have the power. you can't make this happen. i know your base wants you to fight. i've seen them by the hundreds and thousands. >> yep. >> shepard: if you invoke the nuclear option, you overturned everything. if you have another democratic president, you have no hope of getting anything done. >> they want to ready fine mainstream. the republicans won the election. as president obama said, elections have consequences. here's a moment where the democrats say yeah, you have not only the white house, the majority and the house and senate but you won't define what a mainstream judge is. last night, president trump really said, this is a mainstream judge. immediately nancy pelosi, the democratic leader in the house, charles schumer, the leader in the senate, said this person is outside of the mainstream. >> shepard: but they can't stop him. he's not outside of the mold of antonin scalia. scalia was a hard rig

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, greg gutfeld, and dana perino.york city, and this is "the five" ." >> i have been with cpac for a long time, now you finally have a president, finally. it took you a long time. took you a long time. and it is patriots like you that made it happen, believe me, believe me. they all underestimated the power of the people, you, and

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great job pulling out juan williams traffic ticket deportation, as i told him, if somebody is deported ticket, will report on it immediately. bobby burnett, tyler texas. this american citizen want every illegal alien removed. mack. >> bill: just so you know according to all the polling you're at odds with the mass majority of your countrymen. diana scott, you berated president obama for saying we have a lot of work to do then you claim falsely that president trump think america is great, shame on you for misleading the public. shame on you for not knowing the word inherently and what of mean-spirited i said mr. trump believes america is inherently a great country and wants to restore that mantle, that's a quote. that's absolutely true. i did not operate barack obama. i reported accurately that he views the usa is a flawed nation, tried to institute profound change and it didn't work. joseph brady, savann if if the staley family cannot sue legally, san francisco county, what can be done? it wasn't the federal goal of brent's fault that the criminal who shot kate was incarcerated. it was

is to go i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and tom shillue. in new york city, and this is "the five" ." one hour. that's how much time is left for the white house to justify the president's temporary travel ban to a federal appeals court. they have until 6:00 p.m. eastern to present more arguments. the question remains, will the court reinstate the president's executive order? washington state and minnesota filed paperwork to support their stance against the travel ban. shame james

advisor to the prime minister, steve hilton, fox news political analyst and columnist juan williams,ie pace, and lisa boothe. and steve, first time fox -- "fox news sunday" analyst, welcome. >> it's great to be here. i wish that there was more to talk about. >> chris: julie, as we have been discussing there are some divides among congressional republicans. forget about the democrats on issues like obamacare and tax reform. do you expect the president in his prime time speech if not to settle those issues, to give some direction? >> well, republicans are certainly hoping to get some direction out of some key things. techs are formed, how to pay parts. the adjustability program, paul ryan's office is really pushing it. paul ryan's office is looking for a really clear signal from the president that he supports this. he has been talking more warmly about that, but as obamacare, what republicans and democrats are going to be looking on. this is one that is going to come up first set of tax reform on capitol hill, and while republicans are fully on board with the idea of repealing obamacar

. >> i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five" ." shock and all, the mainstream media has been whining about not getting a chance to get president trump questions for they hounded the president for a press conference. he gave them one for the ages. here are some highlights. >> the press has become so dishonest that if we don't talk about it, we are doing a tremendous disservice to the american people. tremendous disservice. the media is trying to attack our administration because they

cameron, steve hilton, fox news political analyst and chummist for the -- columnist for the hill, juan williamscovers the white house for the associated press, and washington examiner contributor lisa booth. steve, first-time fox news sunday panelist. welcome. >> it's good to be here, i just wish there was more to talk about. [laughter] chris: we give you this fire hose to drink out of. julie, there are some divides among congressional republicans, forget about democrats, do you expect the president in his prime time speech if not to settle those issues, to give some direction? >> republicans are certainly hoping to get direction on tax reform, how to pay for it, the the border adjustability program that paul ryan's office is finishing but senates -- is pushing, but senators are opposed to. he's been talking more warmly about it but hasn't given a full-throated endorsement. i think obamacare, though, is what republicans and democrats are looking for real direction on, because this is one that is going to come up first, ahead of tax reform on capitol hill, and while republicans are fully onboard

juan williams. laura ingraham, fox news political analyst.at to expect from the president this week? do you think that because stephen miller did not tell us that he would issue an executive order with some of the legal concerns for the courts. >> the ninth circuit made a complete legal mismatch of the doctrine of standing. talking about the right of individuals outside of the country that are not u.s. citizens to enter the country. that being said, the rollout of the executive order was not the finest hour for the administration. i believe that they will withdraw the order. they will write in more narrowly tailored order that will probably allay the concerns of most. but some of the language of the ninth circuit opinion might not even be enough for them, but a loose standing to continue with the case. i would be very surprised if they wanted to take a gamble going back to the district court, then going again to the ninth circuit, then it going again to the supreme court's. this has been a major distraction. if i was operating comes over ther