. >> new york time maureen dowd takes on the girls of the gop. >> greg gutfeld weighness. >> on our panel this week, judy miller. cal thomas. jim pitcherton and "new york post" columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> look bill, i'm not a bigot you know the kind of books i've written about the civil rights moment in this country. when i get on a plane if i see people in muslim garb and i think they are identifying themselves first and forever most as muslims, i get worried. i get nervous. >> fox news contributor and then analyst for national public radio. paid to express his opinion talking about his inner anxieties. that short sound bite was part of a larger discussion in which mr. william was trying convince bill o'reilly that not all people of one belief should be blamed for the actions of an extremist of that same religion. that episode of the o'reilly factor aired monday wednesday npr fired juan williams for his comments. thursday this is how some in the media reacted. >> npr, this is disgraceful. npr needs to hire juan williams back. i think most r

maureen dowd takes on the girls of the g.o.p. and greg weighs in. on our panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. syndicated columnist, cal thomas. jim pinkerton, fellow new american foundation and new york post columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> i mean, look, bill, i'm not a bigot. the kind of books i've written about the civil rights in this country when i get on a plane if i see people who are in muslim garb and identifying themselves first and foremost as muslims, i get worried, i get nervous. >> jon: fox news contributor and then analyst for national public radio, juan williams, a man paid to express his opinions, talking about his inner anxiety when encountering certain muslims dressed in a certain manner on airplanes. well, that short sound bite was part of a larger discussion in which mr. williams was trying to convince bill o'reilly that not all people of one belief should be blamed for the actions of an extremist of that same religion. that episode of the o'reilly factor aired

girls and the inspiration her column got the interest and ire of greg gutfeld. >> according to maureen dowde are seeing a rising tide of vicious bullying this political year. the kind you see in high school when teenaged and in high school you see teenage tormenters. for dowd she blames the new republican mean girls, angry and aggressive women who are angry and aggressive. here they lament the evils of smearing women who smear women. one to sports the boarish jocks, the national organization of women during the clinton years or any woman who submitted teddy, and wrote this a week after meg whitman was called a whore and after someone said it was an apt description. none of that made her column, odd. whose is calling the woman a w word

. >> new york time maureen dowd takes on the girls of the gop. >> greg gutfeld weighness. >> on our panel this week, judy miller. cal thomas. jim pitcherton and

maureen dowd wrote a column about republican mean girl. she went to las vegas for a debate between sharron angle and harry reid. and then in response we had the former alaska governor saying this about "the new york times" columnist. >> that's so funny because i don't think i've ever met that gal maureen dowd, o'dowd, whatever the heck her name is. i don't think i've ever met her and she probably hasn't met jan brewer or some of these other wonld everiful, pleasant, gracious, nice, hard working mama grizzlies who are wanting to turn this country around. >> dowd says she wasn't allowed on palin's plane during the campaign so, how do you criticize a journalist for not personally knowing a candidate who have no interest in talking to them? >> yeah, i mean, look, sarah palin is a gift. christine o'donnell is a gift. i mean, there's an entertainment value to all of this. but there's also a serious point. the public has a right to have candidates for statewide office seriously examined on what they think their background, what their positions ar

i believe it was our friends, maureen dowd, who recently suggested that what's about to start happening now with the possibility of republicans taking on more power in washington, trying to be generous about that, is that the resliming -- that's maureen's word -- the resliming the ambassador wilson and valerie plame wilson is about to start all over again. when you read that piece or considered that notion, you think what? >> if i was advising them, it would be just let it go. if you want to go round two, well, we'll go round two and we'll all see it in the sequel. otherwise, just let it go as they should have let it go the first time around. they took a three-day story and turned it into a six-year nightmare for themselves. >> this is one of those stories that it started in 2003, but it actually unfolded over a series -- several years. and i think, you know, it waxed and waned in the media. there was a lot of chaff thrown in there that people got confused. it's not a difficult story to follow what really happened. and i think now the truth has come out. we've had the trial of mr. scoot

i believe it was our friends, maureen dowd, who recently suggested that what's about to start happening now with the possibility of republicans taking on more power in washington, trying to be generous about that, is that the resliming -- that's maureen's word -- the resliming the ambassador wilson and valerie plame wilson is about to start all over again. when you read that piece or considered that notion, you think what? >> if i was advising them, it would be just let it go. if you want to go round two, well, we'll go round two and we'll all see it in the sequel. otherwise, just let it go as they should have let it go the first time around. they took a three-day story and turned it into a six-year nightmare for themselves. >> this is one of those stories that it started in 2003, but it actually unfolded over a series -- several years. and i think, you know, it waxed and waned in the media. there was a lot of chaff thrown in there that people got confused. it's not a difficult story to follow what really happened. and i think now the truth has come out. we've had the trial of mr. scoot

writing today, columnist maureen dowd said that joining us now from austin, texas is there rove. i guess she missed a target thing. and she's after you, i'm not sure what she's after you about. i mean, have you done anything wrong? come clean. >> she's after me because i'm a conservative who is following the tactics of liberals. i notice she's never written a column in the league of conservation voters which is a 501 c 4 using money from anonymous donors to run television ads. she hasn't attacked and does not disclose donors. she doesn't attack the unions to disclose names of the people contributing to their political funds, unions have got a special carve out in politics not obligated to report people who give them money. >> bill: you're saying the left is the same thing as the right does there are organization that's don't have to put forth donors and don't. what about this target? what about this target thing? this is... >> the target thing give meez concern. they've, the left won this battle taking a high profile company and beat them up publicly. every ceo's nightmare is to

writing today, columnist maureen dowd said that joining us now from austin, texas is there rove. i guess she missed a target thing. and she's after you, i'm not sure what she's after you about. i mean, have you done anything wrong? come clean. >> she's after me because i'm a conservative who is following the tactics of liberals. i notice she's never written a column in the league of conservation voters which is a 501 c 4 using money from anonymous donors to run television ads. she hasn't attacked and does not disclose donors. she doesn't attack the unions to disclose names of the people contributing to their political funds, unions have got a special carve out in politics not obligated to report people who give them money. >> bill: you're saying the left is the same thing as the right does there are organization that's don't have to put forth donors and don't. what about this target? what about this target thing? this is... >> the target thing give meez concern. they've, the left won this battle taking a high profile company and beat them up publicly. every ceo's nightmare is to

writing in "the new york times" today, columnist maureen dowd says karl rove has put together a potentperation to use anonymous donors to flood the airways with attack ads from democrats. i guess miss dowd missed the target thing because she's after you. i'm not quite sure what she's after you about. i mean, have you done anything wrong? come clean. come clean on my program. >> she's after me. she's after me because i'm a conservative who is following the tactics of liberals. i notice she's never written a column in which she eviserated the league of conservative voters. she hasn't attacked the natural resources defense council action fund which is a 501c4, does not disclose its donors and we're calling the unions to disclose the names of the people who are contributing to their political funds. unions have a special carve out in american politics, they're not obligated to report the name of the people who give them money. >> you're saying that the left is the same thing as the right does, there are some organizations that don't have to put forth their donors and don't. what about this

i could read maureen dowd's column and be mean about it before anybody else. that was what was fun. and i worked from midnight to 2:00 a.m. because that was when the papers came on. they had a ney diggs every two or three hours. >> rose: i may not be doing justice to you but i remember every time i see a rajing you're among the top 25, maybe the top 5. wherever you are. you are one of the pioneers among bloggers. >> i was one of the first people to do it. me and nicky... >> rose: and now he's running for the senate-- or was god bless him and i'm still doing it. i don't know how one survives but i think by evolving in a way that i learned that in fact in order to produce this content what was amazing as a resource were the readers. they came to me, told me stuff i didn't know. i was able to use that. >> rose: meaning in terms of information or opinion? >> both. fact, opinion, correction. you make the slightest error, the readership i have is so amazing and smart and engaged and... you know, i know when someone comes up to me on the street and says "andrew" they're a blog reader becau

weekend, archbishop timothy dolan, relative new to new york, took on the new york times because of maureen dowd'scure lus anti-catholic remarks. and a year later, the archbishop who has a blog, first thing review and pictures of a new off broadway show called "divine sister", and it's the picture that they actually showed in the new york times, it's rather suggestivive of a nun sort of fooling around and the writers' answer to all of this is this was a celebration of the nuns in the iconic works of old movies. and it was done with a wink and a smile. well, that's, that's really hogwash. the arts section of the new york times for many months now has been self-consciously receptive to arts, plays, taken over the whole section. that was point number one, point number two was a little bit more serious and refers to an art show, an art exhibit of the history of act up. the most notorious and left wing of the homosexuality activist groups and part of that history includes, a poster of father park o'connor, who is no longer with us, and they had him compared to a condom and underneath the headline, scum