the door to healing. it is a grounding in that way. and for black and asian communities, there is some collective grief around these hateful attacks like what we ve seen this week. and they re being attacked, they feel in danger, not safe as you re saying. that core need that we all have, not safe for simply who they are. and they re trying to heal from that type of trauma. how specifically what do you want to say to those specific communities? even to those specific communities, please take care of yourself, take time to breathe deeply and embrace your body and find your peace and help each other, create safety networks. hostility will only lead to further recycling of trauma. anger is natural. so there is a difference. anger is the inflammatory response we re getting as a
when a society loses that, that is when actually we have a crisis and we have a crisis right now. and so i can only suggest that we first grieve collectively, this is a moment of grief for all of us. to be in denial is actually going to increase the anger and so on. we need to grieve. we need to create safety networks with families and friends. i ouz the four a s, attention, attention deep caring and deep gratitude and acceptance of what is and we have no choice. and what i found in my personal life, no matter what crisis, if you ask yourself and close your eyes and you re stillness, you ask yourself, what am i grateful for. notwithstanding what happens. notwithstanding what is happening. that feeling of gratitude removes all hostility. it allows you to get in touch with your deeper self and opens
investigations on the benghazi, irs, fast and furious. a billion dollars spent on health care.gov. once they say there s an investigation, then they say we kpt talk about it anymore until the media loses interest then they don t have to be held accountable. exactly. i m letting bob s heart take a couple of extra beats to recover. it s an incredibly sloppy mistake. probably lazy, careless. it seems like they don t care about the safety of their people overseas. i don t know who they put in charge of doing this. if it s a 20-year-old, 30-year-old, they need to be fired. remember what obama as senator said about valerie plame, we have it right here. he called for an immediate investigation, called it a criminal act, jeopardize the safety networks of our intelligence agencies.
irs, fast and furious. a billion dollars spent on health care.gov. once they say there s an investigation, then they say we kpt talk about it anymore until the media loses interest then they don t have to be held accountable. exactly. i m letting bob s heart take a couple of extra beats to recover. it s an incredibly sloppy mistake. probably lazy, careless. it seems like they don t care about the safety of their people overseas. i don t know who they put in charge of doing this. if it s a 20-year-old, 30-year-old, they need to be fired. remember what obama as senator said about valerie plame, we have it right here. he called for an immediate investigation, called it a criminal act, jeopardize the safety networks of our intelligence agencies. i don t know if this was
2012 election will deepen an already deep racial divide he says exists in america. he points to several fears at the aspen simposium and among them black fear of g.o.p. white house out of touch with them, demonizing them as it focuses on tax cuts for big business, while slashing federal spending on safety networks for middle class from education to senior healthcare. these are some serious allegations, levied against republicans. tonight we look at who is spreading the falsehoods. and the damage they can have on the country. joining me now is fox news political analyst, author of that column, juan williams. good to see you. thank you for being back. my pleasure, sean. sean: i think this is going to be one of the most divisive campaigns we ve ever seen. the president says the republicans plan is dirty air