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primary reason, one of the reasons i am standing here today. the security of our country. the voters felt i would give us the most security. we will be doing something very rapidly, having to do with additional security for our country. you will see that sometime next week. in addition, we will continue to go through the court process. ultimately i have no doubt we will win that particular case. >> you heard him say he will be taking more action next week. here is more from the president earlier. >> we will be extreme vetting, which is a term that i developed early in my campaign because i saw what was happening. there are tremendous threats to our country. we will not allow that to happen. i can tell you that right now. we will not allow that to happen. we will not allow people into our country who are looking to do harm to other people. we will allow lots of people into our country that will love our people and do good for our country. >> just about nine months ago,

our senior white house correspondent john roberts sent out an urgent email saying a source told fox news the white house will likely not appeal the ninth circuit's 3-judge panel decision to either -- nor will it file an emergency appeal with the supreme court. the merits of the executive order. now, k.g., the merits. we should note that the court of appeals did not decide on the merits of the executive order. they decided on whether they had standing or not. >> this is actually a very good move. i think he knows and understand understands, especially since this decision, like to say this is throwing the ninth circuit a little bit of shade, legal shade. not going to even address it, follow up with them. he is going to pursue a different path that they feel will be more successful and have a better outcome, which i feel from a strategy standpoint is

smart. this is no surprise. i called it on "o'reilly." no shot that the ninth circuit court of appeals is going to say the travel suspension was okay. the only possibility was maybe if it was a 2-1 decision, but they were unanimous. obviously he is going to take i it. >> dana? >> judicial setbacks are nothing new for presidents. this has played out early on, taken a lot of the oxygen for the first two weights of the first 100 days. and i thought that what the president was saying today in the press conference meant that they intended to withdraw the deal as written, resubmit it in a way that was tighter, one that would be able to withstand it, but maybe that is not the case. whatever the administration thinks is necessary, whatever policy is necessary to protect the country, that i wouldn't worry too much about a setback.

just means he got to find a better way to get it done, and if they think that is through the district court in seattle, they can try that. i just think that it wouldn't be bad to submit it in a way that was a little bit tighter and doesn't include that green card language in the initial draft. that would make it much more clear. >> i was watching this unfold last night. what was weird to me was watching on other channels how giddy the press was. to them, they treated it not as a news story but as a win. it was a win. it was like, when they were interviewing people come up like they were talking about the moon landing. "how did you feel when you first saw this?" what excites the immediate so far since the election? the women's march against the election, they were excited over that. they were excited over the protest against the protest, excited over the circuit ruling

last night. you notice a trend here. they are actually the opposition alongside the other opposition. i want to make another point. everybody is saying what is wrong with this travel ban. saying it aids jihadists through recruitment. this is the same thing they said about gitmo, but you better have evidence that it aids recruitment. they have never shown that a travel ban or gitmo aids and recruitment. we do know your adversaries always say that when ever you go after your enemy, that helps your enemy. but they are trying to tell you is, please, be a sitting duck, don't do anything, let us come and kill you, death to america. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals decided not on the merits of the executive order. they decided washington state would be harmed if this travel ban were to stay in place. mention that some unnamed person from another country who is not even a citizen here, somehow not

getting to the state of washington wasn't going to harm the state. trump pointed out they will fight this on the merits of the executive order. on the merits, the executive order will probably stand. >> first of all, is he on vacation? >> no. but you did read some of your research. >> i did. interesting, "the wall street journal" and charles krauthammer who said it was hastily written, they deserve what they got, it was bad policy. but on the merits of the wall that it will win. ultimately, if you read the statute, he depends on national security. on the end, on the merits, in the meantime, it is taken up, as

he said, all the oxygen. these guys have an amazing ability to step all over. >> the point being, when the supreme court has to decide on the merits, the executive order, not what they found on. >> well, yes, a lot of different paths they could take. but the district court said, in seattle, the new england judge, we are good. it just takes a long time. different things that could be done, i know the secretary, general kelly, do some of these measures without having to do an actual executive order, again, i just go back to, if you think the policy isn't necessary to protect the country, do whatever, that path that is most direct.

i think one of the best things, how i try to live my life, the less drama the better. i don't want drama in my life. >> i asked myself that a lot. >> i think if the policy is good and sound, there are ways to do it where you won't get media hysteria, then you can talk about tax cuts and the infrastructure bill and obamacare, establishing good formal relations with people like the prime minister of japan. all of those things matter a lot more. >> here is a thought. another avenue the trump administration could go. continue to defy the ninth circuit court of appeals decision, clearly instruct to uphold the travel ban, likely the supreme court would get in their lap a lot sooner. >> i think the supreme court would reverse the ninth circuit.

80% reversal rate, by the way. the ninth circuit. you could try that. it is risky, but right now, i think they are trying to be a little bit risk-averse, let's figure it out from a legal perspective, our best chance right now giving the current composition of the u.s. supreme court, given what happened with the ninth circuit, i think it is quicker for them to be able to get this done than just appeal the ninth circuit. >> you put the travel ban back in order, by the way, the refugees since they travel ban was stated by that court. -- if they had taken the time, t back down and decide it was the best way to go. if they had done that in the first place, they wouldn't have the trouble. couldn't seem to get their mouth shut, sitting in their with the premier of japan, big deal is trade, is there any one country that more important in asia for

us then japan, i don't know what it is. not one single thing came out of that press conference -- >> i'll tell you what came out that press conference that was good. photos. a lot of this is all about visual and the story, you have president trump, i would say regulate the best friend on the world stage at the moment is prime minister abe. if you care about storytelling. can i tell you something? 800 refugees from those seven countries in the last week. >> yeah, 800. >> syria, 300 or so, 200-some, but all from the seven travel ban countries. >> the interesting irony here, but the critics of donald trump are accusing trump of doing, they are doing. talking about, as a bouncer, working as your nations bouncer,

trying to get the bad eggs out of the good eggs. what the critics are doing, actually combining the bad eggs with the critics. saying him going after radical islam is him going after all of islam, being islamophobic, in fact, he is trying to be hypercritical, fighting for the bad guy. so they are actually bigots. saying, if you are against terrorism, you are against islam. that is an incredibly bigoted statements. >> especially when most terrorist attacks -- >> should be late in the day when they really did that. >> thanks for that. >> just saying, further to your point, most victims of terrorism are muslims. >> this is concerning to me, i saw it. since the travel ban was halted on february 3rd, syria, 359, iraq, 252, sudan, 132, libya and

yemen, zero n0. 800 or so. it is quite a bit. >> it is allowed. >> you know who else is making a strong case for president trump's travel ban? the president of syria. stick around for that. ♪ at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right, so everyone comes home safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better.

♪ >> welcome back. president trump is going to keep fighting. he is confident he will get a court to reinstate the travel ban, warning today that there are tremendous threats to our country. one of the world's most notorious terrorists, president bashar al-assad is confirming our fears that terrorists are streaming out of his country. he said this. >> how many of these refugees, in your view, are aligned with terrorists? >> definitely. those terrorists in syria holding the machine guns, in europe or western europe. that's true. >> oh, god, listen to this, describing what would have happened to him if he had left his compound. >> they said the locals would

snatch me up and kill me within an hour. that would be i would be tortu, after they're done torturing me, i would be beheaded. maybe that's something you need to think about over there. that is how these countries feel about americans. why would you be so naive to believe that if they came to the united states, they would do anything any different? >> lets start to unpack that. ready want to start, bashar al-assad? >> they took tickle things and jammed them together. i can't believe we are relying on assad's opinion for something. i'm going to pretend i didn't see that. the marine, his message is common sense. in these days, common sense as kind of considered, i don't know commit deviance. i think he should be reprogrammed at a local college.

what's amazing to me, he knows what not being in a safe space is, he risks his life for this country, meanwhile, there are whiners demanding safe spaces on campuses, and they make it hard for that guy to do his job. >> the fact of the matter was, americans had no trouble walking around iraq before this order came out. you don't think that has something to do -- >> wait, bob. >> we had thousands and thousands of contractors that walk around. what are you talking about? >> he was talking about that that was the restroom walking around prior to the order. the order came down to go weeks ago. >> blame somebody else. with got the talk about president obama. >> taking a shot from

bashar al-assad is like taking quote from hitler about why he wanted to leave his country. why didn't your buddy, president obama cannot get rid of bashar al-assad when he said he was going to? he violated the red line. >> with your pals the russians, trying to get rid of diplomacy. >> obama teamed up with the russians? >> no, your guy is teaming up with the russians. >> oh, my guy. >> remember john kerry said, okay, russia, knock yourself ou out. >> if you look at where the russians have been bombing -- >> i agree. >> bombing assad's opponents. of course we wanted russia in the fight to fight, without russia was going to do the right thing. >> welcome of the problem is, bob, one problem with everything you said, no causal link between the executive order and what was just said here by this marine, t

you? >> that's his opinion. >> think the marine would agree that there is a difference between some of the people may be that are in iraq that has he helped us as interpreters, he was separate those out. >> i would think so. >> one of our soldiers who had returned, actually paid for his interpreter to get here in this intervening time that the travel ban is off. that was really great. >> segment of the week. >> took me until now to realize what was happening to you. if you have a question, go to our page, posted now, facebook.com/thefivefnc. up next, the moronic commentary from brian williams on whether or not you can trust president trump. ♪ what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever?

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♪ >> president trump warns us not to trust the dishonest press. a new poll indicates americans don't. they trust the president more. only 39% say the same for the media. meanwhile, here is some rich irony. one of the most infamous fake news broadcasters, devoted an entire segment on his show this week to blame the conservative media for covering for president trump. here was his guest. >> why does he live? because he can. because anyone who corrects them, he will say, that is the opposition, that is partisan. then he will have the right parts of the world,

"the drudges" of the world, defend him. >> suspended six months for lying to viewers. >> just this week there are now folks who believe we pick and choose terrorist attacks to report on. there are now folks who believe that murder rate is at a 47-year high. it is not about the president said it was today. it is not. >> very interesting, greg. what do you make of this, brian williams. >> should have left out that part where he was talking about taking out a isis camp with a toothpick. he was on his way to do that segment. we didn't do that. you know what it is, he is mad come out the right is acting like they left. the left-wing media that had been playing fast and loose with the truth about global warming, the iraq war, even free-market economics, trickle-down, whatever you want to call it. now the right is doing it, and they learned from the very best. brian williams. >> i don't know if that is a badge of honor though. speak up now, i'm just being --

>> i know. >> there are different levels of information. conspiracy theories about 9/11 truth errors. that is ridiculous. the ridiculous conspiracies about sandy hook. i think there are different levels. >> degrees. >> i think that some of what happens on conservative talk radio offends people because they disagree with that, not because it's not true. there are places where you can find stuff that is absolutely made up on the left and the right. >> certainly that is true. first of all, i think it is amazing that they make this a pro trump, as usual, april trump segment, when it was much worse before he got elected. 48% of the people think the administration is untruthful. they have been here for three weeks, 48% think they are untruthful? are you kidding me?

took richard nixon two terms to get that. >> trump outperforms nixon! >> he does. >> that's not the point. 48% -- >> and 53% say that the news media is untruthful. >> and it was higher than that last summer. >> okay, well, obviously not us. [laughter] i mean, obviously. >> brian william is finding the time, he was calling plays in tom brady's helmets come out writing the opinion for the ninth circuit's court of appeals, how does he have time to come up with lobbing these grenades. here is the point, glass houses, don't throw stones. 39% think the press is truthful. that number is extremely high. it's really high. >> it's alarmingly high. >> even congress' numbers have gone up. maybe everybody is in a better mood. >> see, trump fixes everything.

>> sure did. [laughter] >> had to be untruthful, but he got it done. get 'er done, buddy. >> how do you know if that is black? >> black shirts, greg. how do you know what is underneath that sweater? >> i can show you later. >> no thanks. >> we're going to be with him later. we are, we are. trucking talking about dry clea. >> what else can we say about donald trump? >> i think donald trump was the latest president that was ever had and we'll ever have until the day the earth ends. just putting it out there. >> do you honestly not see the correlation? >> and how about the election and what happened.

>> half the country thinks you are not telling the truth, which is true, matter-of-fact, more than half -- >> what he thinks the number would be? >> don't dig into that hole, man. >> this is the tweet tweeted last night after the ruling. it was so sad. go play with your grandkids. >> kellyanne conway, yes. >> 3-0, got it back with wisconsin, michigan. >> don't stand outside and look in the window. >> you do that all the time. >> only at your parties. >> that was at my apartment. next, bob with his book. president trump and the border wall. i don't know, whatever. he had some words with the president. i think some of it is in

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♪ >> and update now on that big beautiful wall are president promised to build. he may have gotten a warden, here are some of his wild guesses on the cost of his wall. >> $8 billion. taking the price per square foot and the price per square mile, it is a very simple calculation. >> maybe $10 million or $12 billion. >> i think he initially started out at $4 billion. we are hearing some very different numbers. hearing from trump's homeland security department that the price tag could go as high as

$21.6 billion. and, by the way, probably is going to take over three years to build if they ever build that, which they want. mexico ain't going to give you one peso to build your stupid wall, you hear that, hombre? >> hombre. hombre. "hambre" means hunger. >> why do you care if we foot this bill? i don't want to pay it either but i don't understand. >> because mexico is -- -- >> mexico is going to pay for that. >> every time they say they're not paying for the ball, it goes up 2 feet higher. >> can you tell me and two sentences how it is going to get paid for by the mexicans? >> dollar off the price of

oil -- >> missed that, he was not here. >> let me ask you again, what is your view about mr. trump and his wall, how it looks from the standpoint of public relations? >> great question. i would imagine that the people of the department of homeland security are going to get a call from the white house that says, why don't you wait a minute before you start speculating until we have all of our cabinet in place. i think donald trump would be well within his rights to say to the media that his first 100 days should not actually -- the clock should not start on that until his cabinet is confirmed. because you have a lot of people all across the government who are unable to get into their jobs. three more to be confirmed by monday. anyway, that said, general kelly has been there about a week. before you start throwing that out there, why don't we find out? president trump is also said during the campaign and the transition, when people think

wall, they think one solid thing all the way across. there might be some places where that doesn't make sense. >> the reservoir. >> there might be something you can do differently. i would wait on the cost estimate. >> i have to break this to you, bob. the wall is getting billed. >> the wall is not getting billed. >> most assuredly. >> i will spend the rest of my life with you if that wall does not -- i will. and that most unholy of unions. >> you guys have to get married, that's the bad. >> i can't break that story. [laughter] k.g. has been quiet about this, she asked me not to say anything. >> you can get married at the wall. >> and mexico is going to pay for it! >> this is a true story. every time i go to mexico, i get engaged. >> exactly where the country is

going with this wall, everybody is laughing at it. >> president trump, please, i'm begging you, build the wall. >> a better chance of buying china's ball and bringing it over here. [laughter] >> it is mind-boggling. >> it might be for sale. >> okay, let's go now to the white house correspondent john roberts with some new information on how the trump administration plans to proceed following the ninth district ruling. >> ninth circuit. >> good afternoon. my first opportunity to say, welcome back. >> thank you, john, appreciate that. >> things are moving very quickly. this morning they were weighing their options after the ninth circuit court of appeals did not issue a stay against the temporary restraining order that was put in place by judge james robards. they had decided that they are

not going to appeal that particular ruling solely on the issue of the temporary restraining order. they were considering going back to ninth circuit court of appeals, 11 judges to hear the same course, basically, that they presented to the 3-judge panel, or file an emergency appeal. they have decided they're not going to do that. what they are basically going to do is leave in place that temporary restraining order, then going to go back into federal district court and fight the case on the constitutionality of the president's extreme vetting executive order of a couple of weeks back. in addition to that, the president, on air force one a short time ago, said he is considering writing a new executive order on the extreme vetting. we have been talking about that today. that would potentially put in a special specific carve out for people who are permanent residents of the united states and may be people who are already in the country on temporary visas, allow them to leave the country and come back.

you remember, a big problem was created, people who had been in this country, left the country, the executive order was put in place before they came back. they are working on some language, and we don't know if they are going to issue eight, but working on potential language for a new executive order. in addition, some other executive orders of their national security, one of which would, for an indefinite period, keep guantanamo bay open. the preside weekend at mar-a-lago in florida with japan's prime minister, two rounds of golf, they are going to play, one in jupiter and one at west palm beach, then they will come back and continue to work on national security. >> thank you very much. nice of you to leave during the snowstorm. all right, facebook friday is up next. ♪

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yearbook superlatives? >> i can't remember. >> you were most absent-minded rates make up most likely to sit on a cable news show. >> the sad thing for me, when i was in graduate school, left in a hasty fashion after i graduated, left illinois, went back to denver, i think i left my senior yearbook in illinois. i don't have it. >> you want me to go get it? i'm sure we could find a viewer that could get it right now. >> 1990 if anyone has it. go mustangs. >> i bet you had a killer haircut in the 90s. >> looks kind of like it today. it all comes back around. >> being that i went to hs with high school, all boys, we didn't do that type of thing. [laughter] >> not make it through college.

of all the people going to college, bob is the most unlikely. >> did you? >> it is true. >> in your yearbook it says that? >> a little punk. who would be editor of a yearbook? >> i love editors of yearbooks. i love organizing. >> like play stickers and football and like drum major rats. -- drum majoretts. >> oakmont gross. >> i bet you are most likely to succeed, right? >> most likely to succeed, most courteous, best eyes. >> you had three! people at home crying. you had most courteous?

>> i won that every year, by the way. >> who voted for that, your family? >> it now, they weren't allowed to vote. >> i was the student body president. >> now she's bragging. >> most likely to be involved in a series of disappearances. involved. they haven't caught me yet. that's why i keep moving. congratulations on being student body president. wow. "if you wrapped a genial lamb and the genie gave you three political wishes, what would you wish for?" kimberly? >> resurrect ronald reagan? with that count? resurrect winston churchill. and i'm going to throw in margaret thatcher. >> so three of the undead running the world. >> i like it. >> return of the living dead, that's what that is.

if i had three it would be -- i would like to see roosevelt come back. that would be great. >> politicians? >> no, wishes. >> i would like to see democrats and republicans realize it is good politics to get along. it is not good politics to be polarized like this. >> what do you do? >> i polarize with you. [laughter] >> you were the most courteous? and the third one was, i hope eric runs for the senate of new jersey, going to do, by the way, a secret. >> a tough place for a republican to win, new jersey. >> so cute. move to new jersey and vote for you, bolling. >> bill nelson up in 2018 and florida. >> that would be fun. >> too soon. massive tax reform cannot repeal obamacare, and build a wall.

>> and tax reform will build the wall. >> we have a genie, that is how it will get done. >> that is what trump is going to need, a big genie. >> year your three political w. >> a balanced budget, that is at what i worked on as a staffer, a flat tax, and a return to civility. >> that would be nice. >> why don't you pick another one? >> my three wishes are, one, free ice cream, two, free puppies, and three, three more wishes. >> can i take one of your wishes? >> no, i am a wish hoarder. we have time for this from gloria. let me start with you, bob. "what is your favorite

valentine's day gift?" >> don't answer. >> why, dana? why from you? >> it's always the innocent looking one. >> i have lost track of her. >> i don't know! it is just the way you said it. >> my favorite valentines gift is a woman i can't find anymore, she took off. great gift, came with a bow on it. >> what are you talking about? are you talking about a blowup doll? what are you talking about? >> k.g., favorite valentine's day gift. i know it is going to have four wheels. >> no, that is usually for christmas, remember? >> you got a car for christmas. >> i got an aston martin. a mercedes. another mercedes. >> three guys on the street were just proposed to you, you ran over to them.

>> in mexico. >> you're next. euronext. valentines, to be honest with you, i love champagne and i love chocolate, dinner. >> we've got to go, they are yelling. >> wait, dana? >> is it the gift you want to give or get? my friend tim chase bought his wife, this year, a rhodesian ridge back puppy. i would say that is the best valentine's day gift. >> people are going to go buy pets for valentine's day. >> that is what people do. >> the hairless cat. >> we've got to go. >> had a lot of babies.

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bolling, 200%, and beckel, 97%. [laughter] >> it's not 100%. >> it is all one person at a time. >> let's move on. we got to plug things. >> kimberly and i are going to be on greg's show tonight. >> a cute thing last night on the internet, as we call it, canadian police officer responded to this call, said, might be a problem. turns out they were having a dance contest. check him out, he was like, i can do that. a hip-hop dancer. there was something bad said. >> a little risque for you, dana. >> the body can getting footage of that.

>> i thought that was cool. >> i guess so. >> tonight, make sure you watch "the o'reilly factor" hosted ,"g just kellyanne conway, whether or not he had a conversation with the russians prior to donald trump being sworn in, also her issue with the ivanka trump clothing line, whether or not donald trump has addressed it as well. make sure you watch that tonight at 8:00, don't miss that one. k.g.? >> all right, time for another exciting edition. ♪ >> everyone loves the picture. thank you, dana perino. this involves science, food scientist explaining why doritos are so addicting. what do i do with these, dana? >> you and your son eat them at night in bed. >> she knows this from way back.

the red powder is very high in salt and sugar, two nature pleasures. what are you laughing at? not only that commitment has these additives, makes your saliva get excited in your mouth. this is what happens. your brain is excited but the sensation of biting into a hard substance that quickly dissolves, this is also an example of vanishing caloric density where food seems to disappear in your mouth, tricking your brain into eating more and more. >> what about all the crumbs? doesn't it bother you? >> if they have made it there, they will take the crumbs. tomorrow night, "the greg gutfeld show," going to have a very specialuests, kimberly guilfoyle bringing her chips, bob becca will be there, he will be bringing god knows what, a baltimore brother, my favorite, stephen baldwin will be there. a lot is going to go wrong.

it is going to be a mess like you have never seen it before. 10:00 p.m. >> set your dvr is so you never miss an episode of "the five." that's it for us. "special report" coming up in five, four, three... ♪ one president trump says despite yesterday's court ruling blocking his travel plan, he will do whatever it takes to keep the country safe, starting with new measures next week. this is "special report" ." good evening, i am chris wallace info bret baier. it must have been nice for president trump to see a friendly face this morning. japan's prime minister, the only world leader to meet with mr. m before his inauguration, showed up at the white house today. the president was still stinging from his judicial rebuke upholding the suspension of this executive order. but he made it clear this