>> i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob boling, dana perino. this is "the five" ." we have breaking news from mar-a-lago. president trump may be new national security advisor to replace general michael flynn who asked to resign last week. he also named a chief of staff for his national security team. >> president trump: general h.r. mcmaster will become the national security advisor. he's a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience. he is highly respectedhe milita.

we are honored to have him. he also has known for a long time general keith kellogg and keith is going to be chief of staff. i know john bolton we are going to be asking to work with us in a somewhat different capacity. >> eric: we got a lot of information, kimberly. h.r. mcmaster is going to run the show but you heard john bolton's name mentioned and kellogg's name mentioned as well. mcmaster graduated from west point, phd from university of california chapel hill. -- university of north carolina. for me, one of the highlights in 2016 last year, he was overseeing the high-level government panel trying to see how the army should adapt with a relationship with russia. >> kimberly: sounds like a fantastic choice. he is well-regarded in the military community.

he is eager to serve which is also what you want. we are happy to have his service on behalf of the country. period important to have a good relationship with general kellogg. the president was very enthusiastic about someone he feels he can work well with. this isn't someone who wants to go through a confirmation process. hopefully get right to work. >> eric: director of the advisory group at centcom. command assignment third army cavalry regiment. your thoughts. speak >> dana: mcmaster dedicatg their life to their country serving in the military. the other interesting thing about this pick i think why he is so well-regarded. you saw after the announcement everyone from the neocons to the

foreign policy establishment group, everyone loves him. in that time frame of when they went to west point and he wrote the book about vietnam, part of it is they really understand the need for hard and soft power. when the surge was put forward in '07, it was led by general petraeus. he will work very well not only with general mattis but also the secretary of state, rex tillerson. >> bob: the guy was a real hero during the desert war. he's known as a hawk. he wants to spend a lot of

money, as does comrade trump. >> eric: can we stop with it? >> bob: no. >> eric: for right now? >> bob: okay, for you, right now. >> eric: one show at a time. >> bob: the real question is, i'm interested in what happens with mattis. the adults on the foreign policy team, the defense team, who were cut out of strategic issues like the one state solution. now you have tillerson of the group of 20 and trump's train -- trying to repair the damage trump did nato. it's difficult to imagine how these guys are going to do under trump. depends on how well the president organizes himself and from what we've seen this is probably the most disorganized presidency. >> eric: a good place to start with someone who graduated

west point. >> tom: well-qualified. everyone agrees it's a good pick, everyone except bob or maybe even bob. >> bob: i think he's probably fine. i don't think it matters. >> dana: usually the national security advisor isn't even known. >> bob: who is the fourth guy out? >> kimberly: general petraeus didn't want to do it. >> >> tom: what i've been readig as no one wants the job. i don't think that was true. flynn is pushed aside. obviously it's good news for trump. >> eric: on saturday, the president addressed national security at his first rally since the inauguration and it was just like the campaign. president trump looking comfortable on the stage, firing up the crowd like he did during the campaign. he focused on three themes.

the first was terror and security. he told americans he has a plan to keep terrorists out. >> president trump: i've taken decisive action to keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of our country. the president has the right to keep people out if he feels is not of the best interest of our country. we will do something next week. i think you'll be impressed. let's see what happens may the bottom line is we've got to keep our country safe. you look at what's happening. we've got to keep our country safe. >> eric: he was relaxed, comfortable. back on the stage firing up a crowd of 10,000 or so. he's probably been hurting hol. >> bob: let me go back to comrade. >> eric: you agreed to a whole day. >> bob: if you have to sit where i sit and listen to what you guys called obama, i think

it's fair. >> kimberly: we didn't say that. >> bob: yes, he's comfortable doing this. if i had -- the problem is one thing he says, i've taken decisive action. no, he hasn't. he said he did a historic deal, he didn't. is he going to be able to implement this? case going to have to run into something called the other two branches of government. whoever let him go out there and say that he's going to have come into weeks, a new health care penland that's going to be better and less costly, they should be indicted. it's not going to happen. congress is not going to let that happen. >> eric: dana, a lot of news came out of that. a lot of fired up speech. we've heard is going to release a new executive order this week. >> dana: the executive order,

the end of the first week, they've been having to deal with that for three to four weeks. now we are hearing the final document is being put together and there's going to be more scrutiny on its parade but i think there needs to be on it -- the commander-in-chief is responsible for the protection e country. i think congress will have a chance to weigh in. the courts may have to weigh in but nobody knows the responsibility except for president trump because he hears the briefings. he knows what the threats are and i think that has to be some deference within the law to allow him to do what he needs to do to protect us. >> eric: kimberly, i was watching the speech and they said he did really well. he was very comfortable. he was in his element. more so than, i thought, even the press conference he had with the media or any other time in the last month or so. this is where he thrives.

>> kimberly: he's relying on himself to be the messenger and connect with people because he's comfortable doing that. that's very familiar to him. he did it during the campaign. similar to what we saw during the presidential election and he pulled out the paper and read from the executive order to say i have the authority to do that. yes, i was surprised when the courts did not allow me to proceed forward. however, and we heard from general kelly as well, telling us of the president was going to be releasing a new executive order that is more streamlined and in keeping with the proper tenets of it so there wouldn't be this kind of controversy again. general kelly is in place now. >> eric: the same seven countries were targeted. remember the backlash saying this is a muslim ban? it's not. it's a region of origin where terrorist likely come from. as dana has pointed out in the past, where the government is virtually nonexistent.

>> tom: helped that obama did list oh seven countries as well. this is the way you've got to do executive orders. everyone said he botched it. he issued the order too fast, hasty but i think it seems to have worked out preview issue it. everyone tells you what's wrong with it and you cross those things off and issue a day -- e it again. >> bob: green card holders have a right to come in. >> tom: looks like they are going to have an executive order. everything is all set. >> kimberly: too bad your team delayed his cabinet being put in place. >> bob: the guy in the head of the epa has sued the epa 14 times. >> eric: i like that kind of guy. >> bob: i'm sure you do. >> eric: probably 114 times. what better way to dismantle the epa regulations, what a better

guy, no one who knows the ins and outs. >> bob: pruitt of all people, well, i think we've established the fact that the nominee for the secretary of labor was a wife beater. >> kimberly: we have to be careful of things like back. >> bob: no, we don't. it's in the record. have you all taken the kool-aid? there's got to be an antidote. you got to step back and say this has been a rough start. can you say that much? 63 like that kool-aid picture for obama. >> bob: you have a little bit of get back coming your way. >> eric: the immigration, border wall. we ran out of time. will maybe do it later in the show or tomorrow. much more to come on "the five""

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>> kimberly: last week president trump was fired up at his first solo news conference that he let the media have it for their bogus, dishonest reporting that he didn't let up over the weekend. >> president trump: i want to speak to you without the filter of the fake news. the dishonest media which has published one false story after another with no sources, even though they pretend they have them. when the media lies to people, i will never, ever let them get away with it. i will do whatever i can that they don't get away with it. >> kimberly: he piled on with this controversial tweet calling the fake news media the enemy of the the american people. that didn't sit well with many people, including chris wallace. >> you don't get to tell us what

to do. barack obama whined about fox news but he never said we were an enemy of the people. >> he said a lot of things about fox news. you ought to check the tape. he blamed you for a lot of things and i'm surprised you would forget the shots he took. >> he took the shots and we didn't like them and frankly we don't like this either. he never went as far as president trump has on that's what's concerning because it seems like it crosses the line when he talks about that we are an enemy of the people. >> kimberly: one of the more interesting exchanges on the sunday news shows. dana, chris wallace had a strong opinion, voicing it on behalf of the media in general and the chief of staff, reince priebus fired back saying wait. president obama talked about the media. >> dana: we would make fun of president obama for his thin skin and being ridiculous. for the last eight years we have complained that president obama wouldn't name the enemy and we

would say if you can't name radical islamic islam, if you won't say it how can you fight the enemy if you can't define it? it's a step too far to say that media is the enemy. i do, as a skeptical news consumer, take a moment to believe anything because as we saw last week, on friday something broke. three hours later i was like, this will be over. it was the ap and it was about the executive order. using the national guard to go on and round up people. i see those things and i have to say democracy is a participatory sport and if you're going to be a news consumer, you have to have some discernment. you might have favorite things you want to read. but read things maybe you don't like sometimes. whether you are the president or press secretary or the opposition. there are so many people in journalism who do noble, good

work. this weekend, daniel pearl, the reporter who was murdered by terrorists because he was doing his job, it's one thing to be frustrated with certain reporters blanket everybody as the enemy, it waters down your point and makes it look pitiful. >> tom: he said, the fake news media and he mentioned specifically five media organizations. he named them. he also said they are not my enemy. they are your enemy. it was not saying that -- it wasn't an attack on the first amendment. the tweet had nothing to do with the free press. >> dana: you agree with that? >> tom: i speak trump. c7 are you hung over?

>> tom: i am making a great point. listen to what i'm saying. he was calling the media out. when the teacher gives a d to a student you don't say you hate all children. he said no, i gave them a failing grade, these media organizations. >> bob: he said that press. he named them. the last person who use those words was not richard nixon. it was joe mccarthy. i hear them say -- who is going to say when he lies? he lied about ten times. he made up by terrorist attack no one ever heard of. if you're going to have to do this one month in. >> kimberly: eric, i'm going to have you respond and then we'll talk about john mccain. >> eric: look what happened the last couple weeks.

"washington post" a couple thursdays ago came out saying general flynn had discussions with russian intel about sanctions. nine sources. we talked about this on friday. they said, "the washington post," they are not sure exactly what they were talking about. "the new york times" can mount with the piece where they cited three separate occasions for the one with flynn, one with manafort, one with donald trump. here's the problem, trump is right about this. if you're going to do this, you better cross your ts and.your letter is. general flynn is gone. he's been replaced. he's putting these news organizations unnoticed. you better be accurate >> bob: are you saying no one talked russian intelligence? >> eric: i didn't say that.

i also didn't report it happen and then walked it back. >> dana: i don't want to put words in my mouth i, i don't want you to put words in my mouth. flynn said he missed spoke his remarks took pens and the president said mike flynn lied and that's why he had to go. >> eric: on friday "the washington post" piece. >> dana: you conflated those things. flynn himself said. two different things. >> eric: i didn't report there was a conversation. he was fired. >> bob: you don't care that he

was speaking with russian intelligence. >> kimberly: look at the law! >> eric: flynn got fired for lying to the vice president, not because of conversations he had with the russians. >> bob: you will forgive this guy anything. you will not be able to forgive him much longer. >> kimberly: the fake news that he invented a terror attack over the weekend. tucker carlson fits into this wild story and he's going to join us to set the record straight.

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you look at what's happening in germany. you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden, who would believe this? sweden. they took in large numbers. they are having problems like they never thought possible. a >> dana: that came before reference to terrorist attacks in europe. the take away was that the president made up an attack in sweden. in a tweet, trump said he did no such thing that he was referencing this program. tucker carlson know something about age. the host of "tucker carlson tonight" is with us. i'm sure you didn't anticipate being the subject of a big story. >> i was in europe and i kind of miss the whole thing. president should speak in the way people can understand. they should be accurate and clear. those are the rules. they predate this president. should've been clear about what

he meant but i think it's obscuring a much more important conversation americans need to have, how do you assimilate large numbers of people from different cultures without blowing up your own? they have run this kind of longitudinal experiment for 50 years with immigration. in some ways it's been fine, in some ways it hasn't been fine. how do we not repeat it? >> dana: i will go to kimberly next but sweden has been so permissive in the last decade or so and now they are trying to pull it back a little bit and it gets harder to do that on the back end. if you are facing it now, as america, it would stand to reason you would be cautious. >> kimberly: tucker, perhaps you can specify what you think the exact confusion was. we he was trying to convey to te public about the problems that sweden has been facing and some of the other e.u. communities

and countries. >> why was it misread? i don't know. he has a lot of antagonists but part of it is you want to slow down and say what you mean. i don't think the president should be speaking off the script at all because the value of their words is profound. you want to get each one right. >> kimberly: what should he have said? >> take out the phrase "last night." it's an ongoing problem. it's been going on in sweden. it's not controversial. a lot of kind of hysterical people have written everything is fine in sweden but the swedes don't think that. it is destabilizing their country. it's not a controversial thing to say. >> bob: if anyone has been around longer than any of these capitals and look at the inclusion of muslims and the new generation of muslims, they did assimilate well and that something we can learn a lesson from.

tucker, you said you have to play by the rules, every president does. do you think this president lie lies? he said there was a terrorist attack last night in sweden. >> he said "look at last night." i don't know why he said that and i don't know what he meant. >> bob: you to? >> i don't think it's just about terror actually. a lot of muslim immigrants are great and they add to society. >> bob: you are right when you said presidents ought to play by the rules. >> i don't know what he meant by look what happened last night. >> kimberly: referring to your program. >> i guess referring to the program. if there's any question about what a president means, he often clarified. >> bob: when it's interpreted

and anyone with half a brain would interpret there was a terrorist attack in sweden last night. he shouldn't say it. >> i started by saying i think the president, any president, off to be precise and clear. i'm not defending it. but there's a bigger question which is how do we not become europe? >> kimberly: 300% increase in violent crime in sweden since 1975. >> eric: we should note that the president clarified what he was talking about today in a form of a tweet saying he was watching tucker's show. can we move on from that? talker, something else happened over the weekend. john mccain was asked by chuck todd on sunday about what was going on with this feud between donald trump and the press and he seemed to take the press' side and take the president down a bit, saying how this is how

dictators charge. he said i don't really mean donald trump is the beginning of a dictatorship at any time you do that, you muddied their relationship. do you find concern, as i do, with the senators words over the weekend? >> i see this as a contest between tipsy understandings of what our foreign policy ought to be. you want to look at every foreign policy decision. is it good for american interests or not? senator mccain and senator senator graham and other senators have a different way of seeing foreign policy. will it benefit the world? that is the debate. i think it's clear where most voters are. but we should have the debate. what is the point of what we do abroad? protect american interests or there is there another reason? >> eric: should it be playing out in the media on the sunday shows or that should be a conversation in the oval office? >> there's a public conversation

that needs to happen. bipartisan -- the last 15 years have shown the view of the world to be counterproductive. >> bob: for a guy to be -- >> you are arguing -- >> bob: he was in prison seven years. >> what i am saying is the relative personal virtues of the two people. it's not who is the better man it's about how do you want to run the world? let's have an actual adult debate but no one wants to. how should you make your foreign policy? why don't we debate that? >> dana:

>> tom: shouldn't the press ask him what he meant instead of writing historical hysterical ? >> he was speaking off-the-cuff at a at a rally and after the rally they wrote hysterical articles say he called for a terrorist attack went to my eye, he didn't. why didn't they say, what did you mean? writing hysterical articles and waiting for him to clear it up. that increases responsibility. be clear, make your case. people agree with you if you do that. >> dana: i had one thing i was going to tell you, when i was press secretary, we were doing an event in '07. somebody in the audience asked president bush why don't you try to find the nelson mandela of

iraq? president bush said because nelson mandela is dead. he wasn't dead but what president bush meant is that saddam hussein had killed anybody who had the potential to be nelson mandela. because of the embassy, family had to release the letter. >> we are not good at colonialism. let's not attempted. >> dana: much more on this topic on 9:00 p.m. eastern. a fox news exclusive with rush limbaugh. he thinks democrats and the media are trying to sabotage and destroy president trump. rodney and his new business.

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the left relentless effort to take out president trump. he said one example is their relentless effort to convince america that rossi influence the election. >> you don't need more evidence than that to suggest a note that the left which is run by obama and hillary in the hierarchy of the democratic party. they are doing everything to undermine, sabotage, prevent trump from implementing his agenda. >> tom: he also addressed the media's effort to destroy the president. >> the media did not make donald trump and they can't destroy him. they have a blueprint for destroying republican political officials they don't like. it's not going to work on trump. he doesn't fit the mold. trump has a connection with his motors that most politicians don't have. i understand it perhaps better than anybody in media and the connection he has is not anything anybody else can break. only he can break it.

>> tom: eric, let's discuss this. they have a blueprint for republicans. >> eric: you can't put trump in the corner and say were going to take shots because we're waiting for him to do this. the next thing you know, unions are backing donald trump or he comes up with an infrastructure bill that even some democrats alike. he is not the g.o.p. mold. i think rush is 100% -- what donald trump is good at is locking down his face. his base is giving him 43% approval and he's going to need more than that but i disagree. they are wrong about the polls, his base. they come out, they are animated, and they will reelect this guy assuming he doesn't become too media friendly. he picks a fight with the least popular group on the planet probably. maybe congress, may be the medi

media. >> tom: kimberly, rush seems to think he's going to have to keep doing these rallies because that's what works. he's got to get out there and see the people. >> kimberly: he is so comfortable doing it, he enjoys it. he feels incredibly comfortable in his own skin. he feels connected to the public at his supporters in this movement of working-class men and women who show up to support him. they do have an unbreakable bond and we saw during the campaign that this was going to be it and it never was. he went on to win back the american presidency. i think it's going to continue because those core supporters of his movement are not going to abandon him. >> tom: they are not going anywhere, bob. >> bob: if you look back at history every resident presidea

good speech on the campaign trail. rush limbaugh pointed something out. hillary clinton has nothing to do with the democratic party, barack obama doesn't and the hierarchy doesn't exist. >> eric: what are you talking about? >> bob: he said the left is in charge by hillary clinton, barack obama and the democratic national committee. that's just a flat live. >> dana: no, it's not! >> tom: did you hear what they were saying about the shadow government. is there a shadow government? the obama people left over? >> dana: i think that description is a little dangerous but i do believe there are civil servants. these are not people who are left over obama people. that would mean they are political appointees.

most civil servants are there because they want to do a good job and i think of president trump wants to use these rallies to his benefit he could do something like we did in 2001. i wasn't very act but they did a bunch of tax cut rallies in with democratic senators. there was a strategic end. >> tom: today is presidents' day to most of us but not to some anti-trumpers. it is "not my presidents' day." orders were coming at us rapid-fire.

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♪ >> bob: have happy presidents' day and happy not my presidents' day too. here's a look at what's going on across the country. protesters have been taking to the streets to demonstrate against a man who they say is not their president, donald trump. i would like to lead this off myself to say during the break, i have been accused of losing it. and i have. you are right.

i will continue to, so if you continue to watch the show, i will continue to until the day i die. here's the other thing. the fact is, he is our president. he did win constitutionally. you're not going to get away with just saying he's not our president. you have to do some effective organizing against his -- absu, obscene program. don't play his game. even his campaign manager said new hampshire had a legitimate election. he's the president. >> eric: 45th president. you know it makes me happy about this? watching george soros spend this

money getting people organized. now he spending his money. he is your president just like obama was my president. i disagreed with everything he said and did but he was still my president. there's plenty of evidence of george soros. we know he financed a lot of web sites that he's involved in. >> tom: someone with a jacket but i'm not the one they are waiting for. there was an article in "the new york times" saying our liberals hurting trump? no, they are not. these protests are not hurting at all. they should stop them. i don't know what they are

protesting. there's too many protests. there's too many. we just had a parade or protest every day. >> bob: do you think they are doing any good? >> dana: i don't know. i'm curious to see this is formidable or ephemeral. for people going to get tired of it? are they going to continue? i don't know. >> kimberly: the keep doing this, wear themselves out like a dog chasing its tail. they are obviously upset that when you see polling, the majority of people. did you vote for? no one. they didn't even vote. why didn't you show up and vote if you are so outraged? >> bob: that's a good point. turnout was abysmally low. "one more thing" is next. anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was.

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impeached. >> kimberly: big, bold prediction. >> dana: i have something totally different. there's a guy named connor cox, started at westminster college in pennsylvania and he got a care package from his mom. when he opened it it wasn't just any care package credit was a care package stuffed to the brim with crumpled garbage pretty called his mom and said what's with the box of trash? she said that was what you were supposed to take out before you left. i love her. she's pretty funny. >> eric: all right, k.g. >> kimberly: important segment here. time for kimberly's dating tips. >> dana: that was good. that was better. >> bob: i'm going to tune in. from the experts.

>> kimberly: there may be some hope for you. women and men they love, who says "i love you" first. men or women? it's men. according to a study, this is 100% true, study published by the journal of social psychology, demand falls in love faster than the female counterpart. they started 172 college students. maybe that's part of it. the reported following in love earlier and expressing it earlier than the women reported. by the way, bob, both genders thought women would fall in love before the amended and they were wrong. >> bob: college student man said "i love you." i wondered what their motives were. >> kimberly: i knew you were going to say that and try to ruin my segment. >> eric: free market 101. supply and demand. boycotts cut off supply but they

don't affect demand. the reason why this matters. demand remains high even if you cut off the supply. nordstrom cut off the supply of ivanka's brands. on amazon, number one fragrance in the world is ivanka's. i think there's a shoe, a pump. >> kimberly: the one that melissa mccarthy wore? >> tom: police in southfield connecticut warned the public, don't open your doors. suspicious characters lurking outside. police, officers responded to a call about two suspicious men. >> bob: those guys are soliciting votes for trump.

>> tom: everyone counts. >> eric: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." that's it for us. "special report" next. >> president trump names a new national security advisor is the white house prepares to take a second swing at borrowing some foreigners from american soil. this is "special report" ." good evening. i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. they trump area enters its second month today with the cabinet not filled thanks to obstruction by senate democrats. controversial initiative on immigration halted by the federal courts and his name vilified by elites on both coasts of the united states and many foreign. working the executive