. >> on the panel, contributor, judy miller. monica crowley. jim pinkerton, fox news analyst juan williams and fox news contributor rick grenell. i'm eric shawn. fox news watch is on right now. >> thomas jefferson said those investigations that attack a free press first. so free press as a journalist tell my fellow citizens that the government is collecting all their phone records and email and tapping into their facebook conversations and skype telephone calls. this is about journalism is about shining a light on what powerful people in the country are doing and we are going to continue doing that. >> eric: that is glen greenwald. his actions causing a debate over activism and journalism. they quote, a real journalist is one who understands at a certain level and doesn't shy away from the relationship between government and press. very tension that american founders had in mind. with the f amendment. those who fully meet the description deserve to be >> eric: "new york times" columnist warns i do think activism which is the determination that

. >> on the pan they will week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. radio talk show host monica crowley. fox news analyst i want williams. fox news watch is on right now. >>> thomas jefferson said that those who most fear investigations are the ones who attack a prepress first. that's why a prepress is guaranteed and so that i can as a journalist help may fellow citizens the government is collecting all of their phone records and e-mail records and tapping into their facebook conversations and google chats and skype telephone calls and this is what journalism is about. shining a light on what the most powerful people in the country are doing to them and in the dark. we are going to continue to do that no matter what david gregory and his friends say. >> that's guardian columnist glen greenwald, deep pending his reporting on government spying. his actions causing a debate over activism and journalism. mark sullivan, public editor at the new york times, wrote this. quote, a real journalist is one that understands that a cellular level, and doesn't shy a

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. syndicated columnist cal thomas. jim pinker ton, contributing editor of the american conservative magazine. and daily beast columnist kirsten powers. fox news contributor rick grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson. >> this case has never been about race nor has it ever been about the right to bear arms. >> i'm thrilled that this jury kept this tragedy from becoming a travesty. >> almost all white jury. almost never get justice in that situation especially in the south. you about even show i was expecting -- still numbed because taking back to emmett till where we understand black life means a little bit less than white life in america. >> did you see or think when the incident happened that it was racial? >> absolutely not. >> be honest with me. do you think that that was racially motivated or more a case of somebody you thought was a young thug, black or white? >> you believe this was racial profiling and this

. >> jon: on the panel, writer judy miller. columnist, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, kirsten powers and fox news contributor rick grenell. i'm jon scott. fox news is on right now. grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >>> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> this case has never been about race, nor has it ever been about the right to bear arms. >> i'm thrilled that this jury took this tragedy from becoming a travesty. >> we have an almost white jury and you never get justice in that situation especially in the south. i was numb because i was taken back and jones and all those other situations, we understand that black life means less than white life in america. >> did you see or think when the incident happened that it was racial? >> absolutely not. >> be honest with me rachel, do you think it was racially= motivated or more a case of somebody, black or white? >> it was racial. >> you believe this was racial profiling when it happened because of that? >> we didn't know details about the case. >> with the verdict we lo

." >> writer and fox news contributor judy miller. radio talk show host monica crowley. jim pinkerton, american conservative magazine. merrill brown, school of communication and media. fox news contributor rick grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >> we are actually poised to reverse the forces that battered the middle class for so long and start building an economy where everyone who works hard can get ahead. but -- here's the big but. i'm here to tell you today that we are not there yet. we all know that. we are not there yet. we have got more work to do. >> president obama at knox cole negligent illinois on wednesday. this is the exact same place where back in 2005 then senator obama laid out his economic vision for the country. a lot of times you and fellow conservatives like you have said that the media is giving the president a free pass. hay comes out with this speech. he announce as series of speeches about the future of the country. and a lot of the media aren't buying it. i have seen lot of critical headlines. >> you expect charles krauthammer saying he's runn

on the panel this week, judy miller, monica crowley, jim pinkerton, mel brown and fox news contributor rick grenell. fox news watch is on right now. >> we're actually poised to reverse the forces that battered the middle-class for so long and start building an economy where everyone who works hard can get ahead. but here is the big but -- i'm here to tell you that we're not there yet. we all know that. we're not there yet. we've got more work to do. >> rick: president obama in illinois. this the exact same state where back in 2005 when senator obama laid out his economic vision for the country. jim, a lot of times you and fellow conservatives like you have said the media has given the president a free pass. he comes out with this speech, a series of speeches about the future of the country a lot of the media aren't buying it. what do you think? >> you expect the charles krauthammer, he has nothing better to do than to campaign. wall street pointed out incomes have fallen steadily. you are right. as john nolte pointed out, all big foot media reporters and had he called it deva-pivot bac

judy miller sued ek we fax after calling the company to eight times to get her credit report fixed.he has been awarded $18 million in damages because equifax didn't fix those mistakes. >> there was all kinds of incorrect information. like incorrect debt collector information. and incorrect social security and birth date. we did put some of the things off that we had planned to do during this phase because we couldn't get credit. >> equifax is expected to appeal this award. one in four credit reports contains some kind of errors. >>> a united airlines employee and his wife have been charged with stealing luggage in the aftermath of the san francisco plane crash. crudup and thomas out on bail. the pair stole luggage which arrived at the airport unattended after a plane was diverted because of the crash. >>> a little girl from arkansas is battling a brain infection she likely contracted at a now-closed water park. they voluntarily shut the park. she got violently ill days after playing at a park near little rock. doctors have diagnosed her with a rare meningitis caused by a parasite fo

on the pan they will week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. editor of the national review, rich lauery. kearse ton powers. fox news contributor richard grinnell. >>> you can argue that there are some republicans that are trying to sabotage the law. that they are hoping to not get it off the ground and then they can suddenly make the case. see, we have to get rid of it. and they got some state governors openly trying to sabotage it. >> that's msnbc's chuck todd. republicans are out to sabotage obama care. "washington post's" greg sergeant was especially disgruntled writing -- when you hear this sort of argument coming from chuck todd, the mild-mannered well-sected belt wane cider, it should prompt folks to take notice. this is not typical opposition. and it is to hear this stated outride by someone as respected inside the beltway as chuck todd. the only mystery is why more journalists aren't willing to point it out. rich, let's start with you on that one. >> well, i like chuck but this whole sabotage thing, i think it is obviously a loaded term

joined now by lisa, an analyst and journalist and fox news contributor and judy miller is a pulitzer prize winning investigator and author and fox news contributor, ralph peters. thank you so much for all of you being here. judy, let me start with you, in terms of what you're learning about what's going on, on the go around there. what's happening? >> this is clearly a very tense moment. a miami in which the military feels it has to assert it's authority. it has to tell the muslim brotherhood if they continue to resist what's happened, they will be killed, it's what happened in the mosque yesterday or they will be arrested. the muslim brotherhood is a top-down organization. the military is taking this step to prevent an all out civil war. >> lisa, we have talk about the different stages of revolution. you have the toppling of hosni mubarak and then you have this what looks to be now an interim muslim brotherhood government no doubt is scrapping to hang on to some control in this situation. are we looking at a possible return to a mubarak style government where you've got the military

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income tax rates today, it's all working so when the owners of sit down with whoever is sometimes judy miller will say someone has to sell the plan to these owners. well, that could be a broker. it could be a plan administrator advisor. but what they're really doing is they're running for a cost-benefit analysis saying does it make sense to sponsor the plan. and answer apparently is yes. 77% of all cases for companies with 10 or more employees. so i would say i don't know where these statistics are coming from. i think it's easy to say small business doesn't cover the people but i think that's wrong spent i want to give a chance for questions from the audience, if you have one. >> and thank you. do the panelists feel that there is room in the retirement area for what might be considered or kind of a public option? perhaps something similar to i think proposal number two on the aarp is hand out? in other words, people to voluntarily opt to have certain monies taken out of the day, putting two, for example, a long-term government bond fund which would hopefully offer a fair amount of security a

judy in chicago you're on "the stephanie miller show." two of these is really rather striking. two young kids, minding their own business. not hurting anybody and he probably said something to the woman in the store emmett till. nobody will ever know because he was murdered like trayvon. nobody is ever going to know whatever happened between him and george zimmerman. and i personally think george zimmerman is a mother's worst nightmare. >> stephanie: you know what another case, judy, somebody made an analogy to, it is all of the intersection of what kind of justice you can get or you can buy in this country as i said yesterday, it wasn't black or white with o.j., it was green. he was able to buy a lot of reasonable doubt. ennis cosby pulled over -- >> bill cosby's son. >> stephanie: he had pulled over to change a tire and was robbed and shot in the head at gunpoint. but somebody was talking about bill cosby was in court every day. it may have helped because he is beloved. it may have helped in terms of that guy is convicted and in prison

in part: rick: judith miller is a pulitzer prize-winning investigator report and author, kirsten powers is a columnist for the daily beast, both are fox news contributors, and, judyifference yet more revelations make. i mean, "the new york times" goes from a puff piece like that to telling him to drop out of the race. >> i'm aware of that, and i realize that "the new york times," the paper i used to work for, has a very difficult time writing about sex. it always has and sex scandals. it did call for him to drop out of the race. i think that what's really astonished me about this is our obsession with this story at a time when the media would normally be focused on this little thing called a mayoral election that has real issues like the homeland security, how we defend new york which has been hit twice by the most catastrophic terrorist attacks on this country that we've seen, the new york city budget, keeping people in new york, creating jobs for new york, even stop and frisk and whether or not this is a good way to control new york. we're not talking about any of these. we are just talking about anthony weiner's sexting and the scandal. so i think really new y