his home. they say they congressman and his family moved out a couple of months ago. they were asked to move on. as for those darrell issa cookies, our journalism failed us, cannot at this point reveal whether he has me mad baking skills. >> hello, everyone, a big surprise announcement, so don't move away from your tv. i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, greg gutfeld, and dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." >> i have been with cpac for a long time, now you finally have a president, finally. it took you a long time. took you a long time. and it is patriots like you that made it happen, believe me, believe me. they all underestimated the power of the people, you, and the people proved them totally

wrong. >> the 45th president of the united states firing up the credit cpac today, the annual gathering of conservatives. he received a very warm welcome, and caramel words of welcome from the president to the energized party. >> i am here to tell you what this movement means for the future of the republican party and for the future of america. the core conviction of our movement is that we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. now is the time for action. we will cut wasteful spending. we will promote our values. we will rebuild our inner cities. we will bring back our jobs and our dreams. the g.o.p. will be, from now on, the party also of the american

worker. we have an amazing, strong, powerful party that truly does want to see america be great again, and it will see it, and it's gonna see it a lot sooner than you think. >> a lot more red meat today offered up from the president of the united states, and people were hungry. they have an appetite for it. it went over very well with his base, much like we saw yesterday. >> i couldn't believe he didn't get a standing ovation though. i'm kidding, he stood, but the media wasn't going to report the standing ovation. >> it was standing room only. >> it was very crowded, i'll give you that. i didn't hear any policy, it was firing up the people that loved him. that is what cpac is. i thought it was interesting he said, i will be back as often as i can next to her in after. we touched on it a little bit

yesterday, the cpac crowd has been historically very libertarian-leaning, i don't know that there is a lot of libertarianism in donald trump's presidency, but this crowd loved him, they were engaged, clappin clapping, they yelled, they hooted. it was a hometown crowd. >> dana, what did you make of it compared to two years past? >> he didn't go last year, remember. i think parties change in politics change, and some people are reluctant but may be excited. i thought it was interesting today that one of the best things that he has done so far has been his nomination of neil gore gorsuch, but i think he would have gotten more applause had he done so. i think that is sure to be confirmed, even here whisperings from others, like, a good guy, qualified, i think that was something he could have done.

the other thing, i think this is sort of one of the last times, at least in a form like this, where the president will give a speech in terms of looking backwards towards the campaign pete starting tuesday night, when he will give a prime-time address, this is where he starts to put some meat on the bones. the policies he's been talking about. and so the speech next year that he gives, he is hoping, and i think maybe the people that support them hope, that maybe he will be able to take off a few things that show the accomplishments that he was able to make in that first year. next year's speech will be very different to that one. >> greg, and he had let stephen something he should have brought up or left out? >> i thought his speech was the best speech since the gettysburg address. >> [laughs] >> it was better. he makes a plinking sound like a pagoda. that's how good he has. one thing i find refreshing come up for a first, a first for conservative gatherings aren't

miserable. generally, the audience, it is a good audience but, but they have people who are very dead serious. to his credit, trump brings humor and expect gnomic excitement to the group. but he does, it's like "the five." what we do for a living. we take really boring crap and we boil it down to entertaining nuggets. that is what he does. he takes the stuff that has numbly been presented as dry and he boils down to these little sharp funny nuggets where obama has the rhetoric, trump has this brought punchlines that you just kind of laugh and you go, and you start looking at the people around you. everybody seems to be having a good time. and i thought there was an evolution in this speech where he mixed talking points and riffing off the speech. he is doing better. now playing rhythm and lead guitar as he plays all of his big hits like the wall, obamacare, freer trade. the classic ones as a medley.

>> everybody knows the words and they collapsed. >> i like it when he goes lead. >> abe lincoln couldn't do that. >> in this speech today, maybe others as well, the way he delivers a line, not a policy line, just the way he delivers it, the way everyone in that audience would be talking to a friend over a cup of coffee or dinner. i think that's why the billionaire from fifth avenue is the people's choice, the popular choice. how is that possible? because he speaks the way we speak, not the way politicians speak. >> juan cannot does it work for you? >> the popular term, i don't think that works, he is cratering in the polls. just not good. >> you look at the real clear policies, they can have it, 39%, 49%, something like that. i know you don't like it, but,

come on. it seems to need today, more campaigning, another can to make a campaign speech prayed i wonder how many he is going to give? it is stream of consciousness. at some point, i would expecting him to be presidential, starts to act like the president. >> when when we expect that? everyone told you he was going to be donald trump. >> he said, i'm going to be so presidential. >> can't win the general election unless he becomes more presidential. >> he won and he said to all of us, and i believe you heard it, i am going to be so presidential, you will not believe it. but he has not presidential. >> these speeches create two competing realities. somebody says, this is fun, it is great, the other person says,

that is a load of crap. life is in the middle of both extremes. we've got to quit saying he is the worst guy in the world and the greatest guy in the world. just canceling each other out. >> people who don't like him say he has got to pivot. >> if he wants to speak directly and off-the-cuff and go after everybody, right, and say things that really aren't true, okay. but at least know that i want to have confidence in the president that he is governing, that he has got control of the country, and when he does stuff like today, oh, i was right about sweden and the nasty press was wrong. >> this is cpac, not the state of the union. >> he is talking about what is happening there, the immigrant crisis. he was right. all the mockery went away the next day. >> you're kidding me. >> politicians backed him up, two leading democrats dead.

>> radio an article from "the wall street journal." >> i saw what you're talking about, but i don't like anybody backed him up. >> president picked another opportunity to share his feelings about the mainstream media. here is that. >> i want to also know we are fighting the fake news. it's fake, phony, fake. a few days ago, i called the fake news the enemy of the people. and they are. they are the enemy of the people. because they have no sources, they just make 'em up when there are none. but i am only against the fake news, media or press. fake, fake. >> other right. a few hours later, more tensions unfolded with the press after cnn, "the new york times," and other news outlets were kept out of the white house gaggle today. dana, this is kind of big breaking news throughout the day. a lot of people talking about it. what do you think happened here and did you ever do that?

>> i'm not exactly sure what happened. i read the reports about it. i agree with bret baier, chief political correspondent here and the anchor of "special report" that a gaggle is open for everybody. basically a press briefing without a camera. you can have different meetings for different people. i think one of the problems is, a couple, they said it would be a gaggle and everyone would be invited, then they changed that and only called certain news outlets to say that you are invited. then some reporters got in there like, why are these other people here? it becomes a whole story and steps on the message for the weekend. even though they might think oft makes them look strong, i actually think it was a stumble. i don't think it will happen again. i could be wrong. i think they should feel confident in their answers and be able to answer them. you have other reporters saying, i wouldn't do that. in 2009, president obama tried

to get fox news blocked. >> that is what bret baier is referring to. >> news outlet said, no, i know you don't like fox news, but that is not going to stand with us. i think it won't happen again. >> you didn't retweet that. >> can i say one other thing? ari fleischer, former press secretary said there are instances where you have briefings where you might invite a few reporters. way back with news weeklies were actually weeklies, i remember they would meet with them every thursday so we could try to shape the message for those newsmagazines that came out on sundays. as soon as the 24/7 news cycle took hold, it wasn't necessary anymore. i don't think that excuse holds up. >> i do not see the big deal. i'm not allowed in the women's locker room at golds gym. it's not that i'm uninvited or borrowed, i'm not allowed. it got to imagine -- >> that makes absolutely no

sense. >> imagine the guys, women, other reporters, already in there. like when somebody invites them and having a bunch of people over and you're the only person, have you ever done that? >> or the time you were just invited from dana's thanksgiving -- disinvited from dana's thanks giving soiree? >> amused died. >> i'm going to disagree. let me put it this way. i doubt this came from president trump. this feels like it is a departmental call, might be trying to see how this is going over. i have to side with the media, the press, saying they should have access to my every single credentialed media should have had access to that briefing, whatever it was. >> or don't call it a gaggle. >> have a briefing. don't call on certain groups you

don't -- >> i think there is another element to that pit happens right after a speech in which he goes after the the press very aggressively. says, you guys have sources? i don't believe it. he repeats bannon's argument that the press is a corporate media and the corporate media got the campaign wrong, and now, corporate media cannot shut up. shut up. this is beyond, normally, i could be adversarial with dana and dana is the press secretary. >> you wouldn't dare. >> no. this is really threatening. so greg, look. >> it's really threatening? we're talking about it. no one is being silenced. the hypocrisy of these stupid stories about him complaining about the press, no one ever shuts up about it. >> here is the thing. the opposition party, today you

have stories that, again, no sources, even the trump white house has meetings and says, we want this off the record. stories about reince priebus asking the fbi, hey, can you knock down these stories about russia and intelligence? >> juan jumping the shark again. [laughs] bottom line, obviously a good day. the president also got the crowd going when he mentioned obamacare and what he is going to do to fix the disaster that he inherited. here that next. and later, a big huge big-league announcement coming your way. post your questions on facebook.com/thefivefnc. ♪ i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! how long have we been sawing this log?

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and total catastrophe. we're changing it. we're going to make it much better, we're going to make it less expensive. but two years, don't do anything. the democrats will come to us and beg for help, they'll beg and it's their problem. but it's not the right thing to do for the american people, it's not the right thing to do. >> but not all republicans are as confident as the president. former house speaker john boehner through some shade yesterday. >> i shouldn't call it repeal and replace. trying to fix the flaws and put a more conservative box around it. >> dana, your thoughts? who is going to get this one right? >> i read a quote from jim mcdermott, a big-time democrat, he said the joke around washington is that the republicans are going to repeal obamacare and they will place it with the affordable care act.

>> very nice. >> [laughs] it is super complicated. i think they are going to do something. the details of that will be revealed. you also have the sequencing of tax reform. march is going to be one heck of a month for these guys. >> think about how they're going to get obamacare repealed and replaced and get that done. some of the things he recommended at this table would be, let's just kill the mandate portion of obamacare. you must do it, the penalty phase. the question is, how do you pay for it? >> that is the problem. you have a segment of the population that needs these services, then your penalizing those that are healthy, that say, let me do cost benefit analysis. this mass does not work out. i'm being penalized. i would rather take this share of money and allocated to other areas of my life that i might be able to use it, that are more necessary for me. it is flawed in the sense that it is structured to begin with but one school of thought, let it fail.

then millions of americans will be out of health care. they won't have insurance. that is the problem right there. ultimately, this is not sustainable long-term because they do not have the money to be able to keep this going. that is the problem. >> i think the reason they don't have the money is because republicans have taken away a lot of the substance that was going to be given to the health insurance companies intentionally to protect them in case they didn't have enough healthy people signing up. and, by the way, i was shocked today, eric bolling, when i looked at what paul ryan was proposing, there were leaks of his draft proposal, energy, he thought, -- i hope eric saw this -- she's going to penalize people who don't have coverage. eric, we are back to the mandate. that was the mandate you so hat hate. let me finish on that. >> i would push back on the penalty. >> you don't need the penalty,

provide competition to drop prices. >> that's fine. the other thing, the town halls this week. i think republican's their israel fury on the street about, if you take this away, you are going to hurt, and the polls are the first time showing it. >> it is the genius of social programs. like getting gum in your hair, it is intractable unless you have peanut butter, then you cut it out. >> good thing you have lots of that. republicans got what he wished for, it's an opportunity. you are there, you can shoot the line, it is in your scope, you have a clean scope, they don't have the stomach for it, it may be like suggested, nobody wants to be reverse santa. that is why it is so easy to be a liberal, you are santa, conservatives are the reverse

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♪ president trump wants to make all kinds of sweeping changes, but will he be altering the position on marijuana? yesterday, the white house indicated they may seek to prosecute recreational marijuana usage. the obama administration didn't interfere after eight states and the district of columbia enacted laws to about nonmedicinal pot use. if the trump administration does intervene, it would be an interesting move considering they are now trying to send

transgender rights back to the state. what do you think of this? >> it is stupid. i'm not a pot smoker. i find it annoying. but this is a huge mistake. it is a product of old, destructive thinking, and it directs a huge amount of human energy to a nonsolution. you are criminalizing a desire for oblivion, which we all have come up with minded and alcohol, dope, golf, pets, cable news. criminalizing a desire for it does not reduce the use. it only criminalizes people and helps create the criminalizing machinery like drug gangs. this is a bad idea. we all know that he wasn't a libertarian but, come on, man. >> said in 2015 it would be a state's rate issue. it seems to have changed. dana, sean spicer said today, it could be linked to the rise in opioid abuse. something i know you care deeply

about. but the statistics don't back that up. what do you think. >> i don't disagree with everything that greg said, also not a pot smoker, never was. >> oh, yeah. >> i know that there are some states that voted for it. i'm not there yet. this is where i think it is defendable, and where if congress doesn't like it, they should pass a law against it. the attorney general, when he went through his confirmation hearings, was asked, will you prosecute the laws of the united states faithfully. and he said, yes, i will. the question about this, congress has never taken marijuana off the illegal substance books. so if congress doesn't want the administration to prosecute this as a crime, then it should pass a law to do so. otherwise, i think general sessions is absolutely within his rights. and doing what he said he would do. >> i think a number of republicans from california said they asked him, are you going to leave alone the states. he apparently indicated he would, eric, now it looks like a

lot of this is coming from attorney general sessions. >> he has been entered marijuana for a long time. i have been up there saying again, i don't smoke pot either, but i am in favor of decriminalizing it and legalizing it. i think we are in a day and age where it is time to do that. i don't understand why the feds -- what? >> you like the money aspect of it, the revenue stream. >> yeah, i think it should be all about states rates. what are you going to do? you have colorado and washington who have been doing business in marijuana for years. you have eight are or so other states that are involved. >> how much are you going to -- >> are you going to cut all those jobs? i think the department of justice, i'm not sure if donald trump is one came down and said, this is what i want to enforce. president obama didn't pull the laws of the books. said, we will review further to

a later date, basically telling the doj, we're not going to enforce this. no distribution across state lines, no sale to minors, so it was kind of saying, it is up to the states. but we're going to enforce the federal cross state and sale to minor issues. try to limit it. >> limited enforcement. >> i understand. that becomes a little bit challenging and complicated. there was a bit of a limited enforcement, because this was not something they really wanted to do. they did not want to prosecute and uphold the rules, the laws that were on the books. what you're seeing here is consistent with sessions' policy. he is going to do what he feels is right, uphold the law, the oath he took. he is going to follow it great in my opinion, that is refreshing. that is not what he saw eric holder do. he politicized the doj. everyone was huffing and

puffing. now you see someone saying, listen, we are not going to arbitrarily enforce laws, whether we like them politically or not. >> one more question for you. the public opinion polls on this are pretty clear. even republicans don't want it. saying, leave it alone. >> i understand, it is a mixed bag. from personal experience as a former prosecutor and seeing the tie in and this nexus between people who started smoking pot leading to other drugs. i know there is a lot of research and opinions on that. i notice out in los angeles, san francisco. it is not just dabble in one create i'm not saying possession, but trafficking? >> people putting something in their bodies is immoral? immoral across the board? that is the question here? you lose drug trafficking once it is legal. don't you get it? prohibition, people.

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♪ >> yeah, facebook -- "family feud." >> we wanted to be on there. bye aren't we? >> kimberly, don't derail the segment, it hasn't even started yet. first question, from carrying cake, if you could wake up tomorrow having gained when quality or ability. what would it be? >> i'd like to be fluent in a couple of different languages. >> you'd like to have the skill without having learned it? >> instant skill.

>> does it have to be a real quality? >> it could be fake. >> read minds. >> do we really want to do that? [laughter] >> can you imagine? you wouldn't be able to turn it off. >> that is what you deal with all the time. >> what do you mean? >> i know, you tell me about the weird dreams you have come up the robot, or voices. >> happens every night, by the way. juan? >> awkward. >> that was awkward. >> in the back of the comic book, they have the x-ray visio vision? >> charming. charming, juan. >> i think i did that when i was 12. >> you know that whole joke about, dance like no one is looking? i am such a bad dancer. i would like to do that without being so self-conscious. >> what happened? come on.

i got the latina dance thing. i'm still really all about the invisible thing. remember one time on facebook friday, if you are invisible, what could he do? i wanted to be dropped in the center of raqqa and take out isis. >> you can't use the same answer. >> i'd still really like to, i think it's a good one. >> i would like to be less -- >> had to put the plates at our new apartment down below. >> when you are a short person, people think your apartments messy. no, you just can put things away. you've got the stuff all over, you just grab stuff. the floor is my crotch

crutch. this is a great question, rosanna, do still number in the name of your first boyfriend or girlfriend? >> let me think. broken heart. i'm trying to think. the first -- i don't know. let me take a pass. i would say one of my first best friends -- >> no, i don't think they meant it that way. >> oh, boyfriend, boyfriend, boyfriend. but do go on. >> no, like, in kindergarten, you had seven boyfriends. like, "would you be my boyfriend?" i know one was named, like, head or something. >> there you go, ted is watching at home. ted just left his wife. he is on a plane. >> o come more than one

ted. >> do they mean your first lover? >> what are you talking about? i answered about kindergarten. actually, jason came before ted. >> i don't know. you have a girlfriend, a crush on a girl like in sixth grade. >> sure. let's move on, eric? >> in fifth or sixth grade, martha climbed. -- martha klein. she moved schools, and i begged my parents to let me move schools, and dated. -- they did. >> we were too busy getting straight a's and perfect

attendance and behaving. >> i can't remember, but i remember how devastating everything is back then. when there was a breakup, like the end of the world, your brain cells aren't mature enough to handle that crap. you're like, the world is going to end, it really isn't. you're going to want to stick around. >> what happened? >> you don't do a good job. >> what event in history would you go back in time to change if you could? >> 9/11, yeah, holocaust. >> that would be good. >> we ended that one on an upbeat -- >> how about the trump election? >> stick around, we have a big announcement that is going to blow your mind. ♪ and now, i help people find discounts, like paperless, multi-car, and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance.

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>> welcome back. >> i don't know. >> time to reveal our big announcement. it is our last day in this studio, studio d, last time sitting at this table. monday we move into a new studio. we are really growing up. we can't wait for you to see it. brand-new, lots of bells and whistles, but still "the five." we made a ton of memories over the last 5 1/2 years in this room together and are put together a package of our most memorable ones. take a look. [laughter] >> at 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." we had our own little toxic spill, that is up next on "the five" ." >> get your mug. >> knocked the cup of coffee everywhere. >> the beauty of live television, you never know what is going to happen, especially on this show. >> actually liked it. >> look at you. >> oh, dramatic music! ♪ i am singing >> whoever is in charge of the heat in this place, could you turn it up, i'm cold. >> we waited for him for a long time, he is the tire artist dog

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♪ >> alireza, it is time now for "one more thing." we sure did enjoy that little flashback video. >> i am back here on instagram after a two-year hiatus. decided to come back. and i posted the whiteboard video, put them up there, took a bunch of videos, last day in the studio, i will post them on instagram only. come on over. i think it is eric bolling. >> you've been on snapchat. >> i've been on everything else, got away from instagram, but i'm

back. >> good to have you back. >> by the way, i was on the business channel today and they asked me for investment advice, should i invest in snapchat, they had that public offer. why are you asking me? >> if they get it a little bit lower, probably not a bad idea. >> i think it is a good idea. i won't say why. >> interesting. >> i'll call her myself next. kimberly, your turn. >> all right. 7:45 or maybe a little bit earlier, i will be on lou dobbs tonight. >> they show. >> yes! he was great at cpac today. >> i heard he just killed. i mean that metaphorically. >> all right. then i'm going to be on

"hannity" tonight, on the show "hannity tonight. getting worse by the minute. which is going to be great. andrew got a lot of special guests tonight, we've got herman cain. we're going to get the inside scoop from the president today. from turning point usa, and the one and only geraldo rivera. so my puerto rican brother from another mother. that should be good. >> are you going to ask him about marijuana? >> i'm going to bring bolling for backup. >> they are on the same side. >> he is very close to cheech and chong, geraldo is. he really is. >> you just don't see the other one that often. >> smoking too much pot.

doesn't leave the house. greg? >> tomorrow nine, 10:00, saturday, known for doing something, can you guess what it is? and we've got -- it should be a fun, fun show. 10:00, check it out. they'd better make it. >> okay, fantastic. >> i hate these people! >> you know who i hate? when people keep telling you, we've got a big surprise for you come up with got a big surprise, and then you find out where moving to a studio. you were at home going, is it good news, is "the five" going to go to ours, either adding a six member and it is a panda? we're just moving studios. >> you know it is cool about the new studio though? what? everything. >> take note of the table and chairs, not the same.

>> can i tell you why i actually really like that table? because i can put my legs under it, otherwise i get all these bruises right here in my left knee from this one. >> i'm sure the boys are very sensitive to that. >> i can tell, aching all over. >> >> i'm not so sensitive, darling. >> all right, stop. >> they are not happy with us. speak up my turn. i got a note today that i love from a little girl -- well, the mother. i think i'm saying this right, sonnia. saunia? she sent a note that her daughter had to choose a famous american to talk about, she chose jasper and me. really me and jasper. so she did this whole report, and she said, the famous former

press secretary, on the state's" she was able to get the vizla of her dreams, this is presti, said she is the best dog ever. look, she got 100%. >> oh, my god. >> i don't think it's fair that you get to bring a dog. all of the other kids are going, i don't have a dog to bring. >> bring a gerbil. dana perino, she got an a. >> invited the entire senior cats of brooklyn summit academy charter show new mexico to see her show, the students were thrilled to be there, but they ended up with the thrill of a lifetime. >> we reached out to the people at walmart, and they want to give each one of you a four-year scholarship. [audience screaming] >> each one of those kids are going to get to go to college. they come from a community and

brooklyn were only 4% of the adults had a college degree. >> so you never miss an episode of "the five," new studio next week, have a great weekend. by studio c! >> new mexico one president trump wins over conservatives at the largest conservative gathering of the ye stepping up his attacks on certain media outlets and, "fakeness." this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, and bret baier. president trump was given a very warm welcome today by conservatives, many of whom have grown to love him, many more of whom say they love the fact he defeated hillary clinton. the president used his address at cpac in suburban washington to escalate his attacks on the media and what he calls fake news to reinfor