>> neil: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. we will get a pretty good idea tomorrow, the body language alone should be revealing. we will be live. now "the five" ." >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." will america respond to yesterday's deadly chemical attack in syria? today president trump address the atrocity in a news conference with jordan's king abdullah. >> these heinous actions by the assad regime cannot be tolerate tolerated. when you kill innocent children, innocent babies, babies, little babies with a chemical gas that

is so were shocked to hear what gas it was. it crosses many, many lines. the attack on children yesterday have a big impact on me. big impact. it was a horrible, horrible thing. it doesn't get any worse than that. >> dana: the images out of syria are absolutely heart wrenching paired we must warn you that they are very disturbing. it was another suspected attack on civilians by president assad's government. president trump says he has a responsibility to handle the crisis but he will not publicly say how he will. >> one of the things i think you've noticed about me is militarily i don't like to say where i'm going and what i'm doing. and i watched past administrations say we will attack on such a such a date at such and such an hour. i'm not saying i'm doing anything one way or the other but i'm certainly not going to be telling you.

>> dana: bob, let me start with you. give us a little bit of history about how important the role of jordan has been, in particular how vulnerable it is being on the border with syria and taken all of those refugees, almost as much as their native population. >> bob: there are only two arab countries that recognize serial. -- recognize israel. in the mid-90s, when bill bill clinton was president. the west bank was jordan and they made a couple big deals. the problems for them are bigger than syria. that's what they're worried about. when the president says it's crossed the line. it does sound like you're going to have to take some kind of action. syria is the wrong place for us

to be. >> dana: back in 2012 when this was being discussed and president obama said that if assad crossed the red line there would be consequences. and then assad did that and there were no consequences for the point of that day is the one that led to the resulting growth of isis. at the time, president trump, who was then a civilian, said president obama, don't do it. but obviously things have changed. now that you are the commander-in-chief, it looks a lot different. >> eric: if you listen to the press conference today, he said that himself. he said i haven't seen it this way for a long time. he wasn't in favor of getting more aggressive with assad and syria until he saw the images of the children. he was very emotionally moved by those images, as we all are. they are hard to watch. it's horrible what's going on there. but to his credit, he said i am

evolving on this. you can do things that change your mind on certain things, actions you are willing to take. this may be the one that changes president trump's mind. let's talk about the administration this week. this is a massive, national security, foreign policy week. egypt, jordan. jared kushner goes to iraq. china is coming tomorrow. syria. trump moves on his position on what he may or may not do without showing his hand. i think this is an important week. and so far, this may not shock anyone. i'm impressed with what i am seeing. >> dana: why? >> eric: i think they are addressing the problem. remember, president trump has a very tight rope to walk. he wants to stay friendly" with the russians because that's the way it's been for a year and a half.

he feels president obama failed in syria, turned it over to the russians. he has a relationship he wants to continue with the russians, yet the russians are backing theory appeared to this day, the russians say it looks like it was not bashir al-assad who killed the people. it looks like the rebel fighters. >> dana: everyone knows the rebel fighters weren't giving any equipment in order to carry it out. >> kimberly: this is why become so incredibly complicated with the passage of time. when you see this atrocities happening, and the president is moved by them. we are left in the difficult position because it's going to be almost impossible for the u.s. to punish militarily, syria, because during this stretch of time from when the situation first evolved, you have iranian and russian forces and all of the different military sites. we try to strike them in those spots, you're going to risk

casualties, large numbers of russians and iranians. that means a direct military confrontation with those countries. is the united states prepared to do that right now? i don't think so. >> dana: there could be other casualties paired we know isis tries to hide civilians, using them as human shields. what do you make of this, especially the entanglement in the last several years of having russia try to do this work for us? >> greg: if you live in the and, if you let the cub live, sooner or later, you are going to face a bear, and that's what it is. you are facing the russian bear and you are facing a bear in terms of atrocities. you are staring at her region that is destroying itself. it almost tells you that no matter what you do, it's not going to affect their direction because they are gassing children. there are two terrible things about being president of the united states. number one, the rest of the

world. it is full of suffering, destruction, death, false belief. the second terrible thing about being president are americans who think we should be more like them. in the 21st century, it's amazing that thousands, tens of thousands can still die and one part of the world while the other part does pilates and drinks lattes and listens to john mayer and then tells us that we are the troubled country, we are the bad country. look at what is happening. so happy and so lucky. it has nothing to do with god. you are lucky you were born in this country because if you were born there, you would be living in hell. >> bob: this week, if you think about it, north korea launches a missile that may have, may have gone off track but it's not clear yet. we know it was smaller than the last one but think about that. they made a decision to launch knowing full well that china was coming here.

it's been assumed all along that china could tell north korea what to do. i've never believed that. >> eric: of course they could. >> bob: i think they are worried about huge numbers of refugees from north korea but i don't think they can make them stop their nuclear program. >> eric: china has complete and total control over north korea. >> bob: i don't agree on that. >> eric: north korea gets 100% of their energy from china. >> bob: if that was the case, would someone have said don't do this missile launch? >> eric: i agree with john mccain for once. the chubby leader in north korea is crazy and i could see him trying to provoke some sort of fight between donald trump and president xi jinping in washington. maybe this is a good reason to be friendly with russia. maybe this was a good reason to not have burned that bridge. you can save you really care

about syria and you care about the children, you sit down with putin and say what are we going to do about it? you think it is the rebels. we think it is bashir al-assad. let's get together, two of the three predominant superpowers and fix it. >> greg: what did you think of nikki haley today? she faced the russians. >> dana: what's interesting is that she did except for last week, and this is not anything against her. we announced a new policy last week. >> greg: what she did was brave because she did it after tillerson said it. >> dana: she said it last week but what is our policy going forward? that i have to decide, are we for assad or not? we are not for atrocities. >> kimberly: certainly not. something has to be done about this. something should have been done about it before because unfortunately president obama, his administration spent the past four years drawing in redlined that they did not

intend to stand by and enforce and punish assad when they had the opportunity to hit his chemical sites. instead we are operating at a tactical disadvantage, political disadvantage. it's far more complicated because he was more concerned about getting iran and the ayatollah to be able to sign the nuclear agreement and convince them it was to their advantage barely missed this opportunity. now what do we do? >> dana: bob, can i ask you something. susan rice, who will talk about in a moment, in january of this year, she gave a press conference or speech in which she said one of the accomplishments of the obama administration was convincing assad to give up his chemical weapons. here we are on april 3rd, 2017, 2 and a half months after she said that, him using sarin gas against his own people. >> bob: obviously it was bad

intelligence they were using and they hadn't checked it out very carefully. never should've had the red line in the sand. the thing about putin is -- putin is lying. he is basically supporting a myth that this guy didn't do these atrocities. >> dana: are you saying we should do nothing? >> bob: no, i think we should do something. i think there are probably some targets in syria that will send a message for the last thing we're going to do is get in cahoots with the russians on syria. >> bob: >> dana: we are in caho. >> eric: there is no other solution -- go >> greg: you could take out assad. i'm sure we are capable of that. >> dana: is also not legal. it's not legal to do that. >> bob: there are ways of doing legal and illegal things and he should be knocked off.

>> kimberly: how do you stabilize the region? >> eric: this is terrible and it's going to sound horrible especially these pictures but i don't think this is our fight. i just don't think this is our fight. >> dana: the president does. he changed his mind. he agreed with that when he was not commander-in-chief. now he is leader of the free world and has a different position. >> kimberly: so embolden with what he did. you can't be unmoved when you see these pictures of children suffocating to death and dying in the streets. the united states isn't the country that stands via does nothing. we should have acted before. shame on us. we have a new president and he's promised to do something about it. >> bob: american troops in that place. >> dana: who is suggesting that? >> bob: of donald trump takes military action and we have to assume. what is the alternative? you're not going to cut off medical supplies.

>> kimberly: there are operational advantages they could do, covert operations. >> eric: what? it is the worst bomb ready to go off for america. i would agree -- i don't know if you're on this page or not bob, massive humanitarian aid but don't offer any military. >> dana: we've got to get going. >> greg: from the press conference, i liked that king abdullah. i like him. >> dana: he's an amazing ally. >> greg: he has more articulate than any of our american politicians. >> kimberly: wouldn't you agree, one of our strongest and best allies? >> bob: a guy who was constantly under the gun all the time. >> kimberly: fought and flown combat shins. >> dana: isis and al qaeda would like nothing more than to try to topple jordan.

>> eric: i'm not going to be in the camp that says i'm against helping jordan. no, one of our strongest allies. >> dana: president trump makes a serious accusation against susan rice. he believes she committed a crime for her role in the unmasking of his aid. details straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> eric: susan rice denies she did anything wrong by requesting the unmasking of trauma team members after they were swept up by foreign surveillance. president trump says maybe that's inaccurate. rice's involvement, the president says he believes obama's former national security advisor may have committed a crime. republicans want an investigation. >> we need to protect american privacy. we can't let political partisans like susan rice search through databases, unmask people, and she may not have leaked it but what if one of her staff leaked it. we can't allow intelligence to be used for political purposes. >> the mainstream media and the democrats, that is sort of redundant, are not interested in

this line of inquiry. they only want to talk about the collusion story. they are not interested in the story about the improper use of intelligence. which is equally important, and it's worth investigating. >> eric: doing whatever they can to make this go away. >> the hard right has always chosen to his rice to be their villain. i was dragooned into service on the benghazi committee. what it is they have about susan rice that they like to go after her, i don't know. >> all we know is that she did her job. did she do something wrong? there's no information indicating that. they are making her, you know, basically they are defaming her without any reason. because she's a woman, maybe because she's a black woman. >> eric: oh, my god. it really? playing the race card on this. the bottom line is, susan rice,

white house appointee, pressure the fbi, cia, and the nsa to give flynn's name and probably other names. >> greg: you have to say this. the last bastion of failure is manufactured victimhood. if you think rice acted out of political malice because she is black and a woman. that is kind of what they are saying. it is idiotic. good luck with that. when you call race on everything, that's why you lost an election. the bigot ray no longer works. i go back to this metaphor, the media bought the collusion stock early and it turns out to be a penny stock. i call it leaks, incorporated. that is an up-and-coming stock. it seems to be doing very well. it is amassing evidence that's hard to ignore. >> eric: you can think either one. those on the right, what about this? what about an independent investigation into who leaked

it? >> dana: if you are the trump team, you don't want an independent investigation. those drag on for years. if you look at what happened in the case of valerie plane, it dragged on for years. you had a prosecutor who decided to go after something different even though he knew who leaked the name. i do think that's necessarily the best thing. but if you don't have confidence in any of the investigations. i think the president was premature in saying that she committed a crime in the best answer on anything when there's an investigation, especially if you are the commander-in-chief, is, i have confidence in the investigation. i'm not going to prejudge it here. what they guarantee it is now it looks like he's trying to interfere in the investigation and people, like the ones we just saw, will come to her defense and say she is being unfairly maligned by the president of the united states with no evidence. >> eric: did he jump the gun

by saying she committed a crime? on the leaks, there is clearly a crime committed by someone. >> kimberly: somebody leaked it. she admitted she unmasked it. what's the reason for doing so? if there was no reason to do so by the other intelligence agencies, they didn't find the need to unmask them or say there was wrongdoing or illegality, but she found it upon herself to do it. you see ben rhodes. somebody leaked it. >> greg: all roads lead to rhodes. >> bob: put a couple facts on the table. she couldn't do it herself. she has to get permission from the director of national intelligence and the fbi before she can unmask anybody. she had to make those requests and make granted them. she had to have a reason. she didn't do it on her own. if that's the case, i would like to see the two white house aides who work for trump who leaked

that thing to nunes. >> eric: she leans on the fbi to unmask. >> bob: how does the national security advisor lien on the fbi? >> eric: that's the only reason they unmask names. they did it in response. >> kimberly: they could have done it themselves. they didn't. she made the request and they put it through. >> eric: she gets her wish. she gets it unmasked. that's not necessarily illegal but probably improper. the illegal act happens when flynn's name gets leaked. we are talking about the felony that was committed. >> bob: what about nunes? >> eric: michael flynn's name is being talked about right now. >> kimberly: who push the video on benghazi? she paddled it to the sunday

shows peerage she has been dirtied by that administration. she will go out and have a loose relationship with the truth and the facts and circle back. lo and behold, who was the one who unmask the names? and for what justification? >> bob: do you think these two white house guys should be put in front of the committees too? >> eric: march 22nd, she said i don't know what you're talking about. i know nothing about. can you imagine it? >> bob: what about the two guys. >> eric: dozens of request to unmask these guys names. and two weeks ago she said i had no idea. >> bob: you don't think those two that? >> kimberly: they should complete and conclude the investigation and find out who did what and why they did it. who was this at the direction of? >> eric: they didn't leak any evidence, unlike what susan rice

or someone with her did. >> dana: lay off the gas a little bit on indicting her in less left the investigation take its course. >> bob: they sold it well for us to sit here and talk about rice and make a big deal out of it. >> eric: next, ivanka trump doesn't have to respond to critics who call her complicit but she just did and you will want to stay tuned to hear what her answer was. ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor.

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>> is being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and make a positive impact, then i'm complicit. i hope to make a positive impact. i don't know what it means to be complicit. but i hope time will prove that i've done a good job, and much more importantly, that my father's administration is the success that i know it will be. >> kimberly: day now, obviously is an area that has passion and interest. ivanka trump is trying to do the right thing in terms of helping her father be the best president he can be. she is very earnest and her desire to do that. moved to d.c. to try to help. a >> dana: she's in a unique position. all of us are in a unique position covering this because this hasn't really happened before where you have a daughter there.

for the people who want her to speak up more, would they rather she not be there? i'm assuming not. i remember her saying i'm not a clone. i'm a daughter. i would ask the media, would you be asking chelsea clinton similar questions about her parents? i doubt it. >> kimberly: she's a very accomplished businesswoman. she's hard-working, very nice person, does a lot of charitable work bridwell can you say objectionable about her? if you don't like president trump, you don't like her because she's a trump, it's unbelievable. at least she's willing to serve and help out. they seem to be upset she's there and even though she's they are, they think she's not doing enough. >> greg: they are antiwoman. it's disgusting. the accusation against her are based on liberal assumptions that go back to the 1960s.

it's never about a difference of opinion about a difference of morality. you are not wrong, you're simply evil. the reason they use the phrase complicit, as though it's a crime. it's a crime she's supporting her dad. it's not because of the belief itself. it's because these -- it's because he's a republican. i would not consider her a strong conservative. i don't know where she stands on pro-life issues. but i don't know if she's a republican. i think it's another team sport attack. >> bob: you are evil. >> greg: thank you. >> bob: i think frankly this criticism is not well-founded. the people that trump is surrounding himself with have been mostly yes people, except for her. she has substance. she has ideas. when she said when my father knows i don't agree with him, he

knows it. i think we should have some comfort she's around there, knowing full well that if he gets as off-track as i think he can, she might be able to get through to him. >> greg: he listens to her. >> kimberly: he has a -- she has a sincere interest in helping working women, mothers reentering the workforce. climate issues is another one of her concerns per cheese and vocal in terms of her viewpoints and opinions. >> eric: she has a strong advisor. she is leading him in the right direction. i am thrilled she is there. as thrilled as a democrat would be if hillary clinton were president and chelsea was there doing a similar job, which she probably would be. we wouldn't be taking shots at chelsea. >> greg: i would. a >> eric: i know he's kidding. it's good to have strong advisors and people who know you. i'm happy she's there and i'm

happy jared kushner is there to too. >> bob: the only historical connection, harriet truman and his daughter, who had a lot of influence on him. she was the one who talked him into dropping the bomb on hiroshima. >> dana: i didn't know that. >> bob: also went down to "the washington post" to duke it out with the critic. >> kimberly: a big update on the pepsi ad starring kendall jenner that's been causing a fire storm the internet. greg has it for you. >> greg: i do.

>> greg: if there is one thing we know about life, hot celebrities are the solutions to all our problems, especially hot

celebrities being paid tons of money to sell soda. kendall jenner, bravely leading a protest, facing riot police, armed only with a can of pepsi. we thought martin luther king was special. ♪ ♪ >> greg: really? it's that easy? that solid tow, hot protesters bearing carbonation. move aside, rosa parks. hit the road, mother theresa.

we have a new spiritual leader. it's that hot girl from that family. jenner got slammed for co-opting the serious protest. that's what's only smug celebrities get to do. seriously, what kendall did is no different than the hashtag posturing on twitter by the other stars who are currently giving her grief. pepsi pulled the ad due to the uproar. tell me what's worse, the ad or the outrage? candles real sin, she airbrushed the whole scene. i just don't remember the protests being that magical. remember this? >> [chanting]

>> i think the people watching should look at the people protesting. >> are you surprised? >> greg: i guess protest can be peaceful. agents, happily targeting cops, bystanders, businesses. it ain't no party. there is no dancing or beverages. that is kendall's real crime here and she made everything look too good. dana, should they have told the ad to? >> dana: i think they got enough publicity from it. they put a lot of money into it. i don't think it was written by millennials. i don't think millennials would've been like, okay. maybe there's a generational thing going on. you wouldn't believe what i would do for a diet coke.

>> greg: this is the best ad for diet coke. >> eric: the problem is the premise of the fight. the pushback by the liberals or whoever has a problem with the ad is that it belittles the fight between protesters and cops. there shouldn't be a fight. that's the heart of it. yes, cops are protecting property period you have a right to protest but do it in a peaceful way. >> greg: protecting the protesters. >> eric: they are highlighting a fight. not the ad, not pepsi, not kendall jenner, the people protesting this ad are the people perpetuating the fight with law enforcement. >> greg: i always have a problem when supermodels are insulted because being in the industry myself, i feel bad for kendall. what do you make of this? much ado about nothing? >> kimberly: pepsi got a

tremendous amount of publicity, people probably going on the internet and trying to catch glimpses of it. they pulled it but there was a message accomplished. i think pepsi did a good thing. in terms of producing it and putting it forward, i'm surprised an ad like this that obviously people can get hysterical, when all it is, she's being kind. it's an active kindness towards law enforcement. as you point out, it does protect the protesters too. what's wrong with this ad? maybe we will swap out the diet coke we just got for diet pepsi. >> greg: you mentioned they'd ripped off the chemical brothers, one of their videos. are you surprised? we turn everything into a product. >> bob: i'm sure pepsi did not consider, your idea using those scenes. i can imagine a pepsi commercial

with a bunch of people breaking glass and pepper spray. you wouldn't sell much. i don't get it. i think it's a fine ad. i just don't get it. it's not worth talking about, frankly. >> dana: you love talking about the kardashians. >> kimberly: she's a kardashian. >> bob: she is? she was going to run for mayor. what was her name? >> greg: i don't know. all i know is. i didn't like the ad. i think the uproar on twitter was self satisfied smug celebrities thing that's terrible but they do the same thing with their hashtag stuff. >> kimberly: they made the protest looked pretty glamorous. models from abercrombie. >> dana: and wonderful refreshments.

>> greg: it was an outdoor concert, not a protest. i'm not hearing anything, but i'm assuming they want me to go. rory mcilroy you may never golf again... with president trump. he will explain next. ngie's lise there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't always come back up. [ toilet flushes ] so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list.

♪ >> bob: the world's number two goldberg took a lot of beef from critics for hitting the links with our goal for in chief. doesn't sound like roy mcelroy will ever do it again. >> i felt i would have been making more of a statement. it was a round of golf and nothing more. would i do it again after sort of the backlash? i would think twice about it. >> bob: good idea. good luck at the masters this weekend, starts tomorrow. as for mr. trump, he has made 17 trips to his golf clubs in ten weeks as president.

this, coming from the party that dumped on barack obama for golfing. it is time, mr. president, to put down your golf clubs and go back to work, as you were elected to do, i think. what do you think, eric? >> eric: now you want the president to stop golfing paired for eight years, it was okay. rory mcilroy clearly is caving to the pressure of his fan base who may not like trump, saying don't golf with the guy. >> bob: don't you think it's a little bit too much golf? do you think it's okay that trump golfs every weekend? >> eric: last weekend, he golfed with rand paul and mick mulvaney to talk about the health care bill. he is working. he works on the golf course, bob. where do you get most of your work done?

>> kimberly: the point is, presidents need to do some things in their free time too but nobody is saying president trump isn't working hard or isn't available or isn't up early, the proof is in the tweets. this is someone who is trying to get work done. >> bob: if it were up to me, stay on the golf course the entire four years until he gets defeated or impeached, and none of the stuff we would have to put up with. >> eric: you saw the economic numbers today, right? >> bob: did you see the economic numbers in ohio? >> kimberly: the objection was that when president obama should make banking statements and instead he was out golfing. americans were being. >> bob: george bush decided to stop golfing during the invasion of afghanistan and iraq because he thought it was bad. trump says, do you think he

should get off the golf course? >> dana: i think president bush made that decision based on his own personal beliefs. he wouldn't suggest anyone else had to adhere to it. i think for rory mcilroy, one of the things he could have said is it's a privilege to be invited to golf with the commander-in-chief. i don't think that will ever come around again, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and looking forward to winning the masters. >> greg: i would pay tom brokaw $100 to say rory mcilroy ten times. i would love to hear him do that. tom, i know you watch the show. i will give you $100 to say rory mcilroy. >> dana: i love him. >> greg: he can't do rs or ls. >> bob: you are mean.

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>> kimberly: in cheerful news, a new jersey high school senior has her pick from any ivy league school. talk about the pride of her parents. 17-year-old student has been accepted into all eight ivy league colleges and universities in addition to stanford. people, that means brown, columbia, cornell, dartmouth, harvard, princeton, yale. her parents are unbelievably happy. she said it may come down to financial aid packages and who is able to give that to her. she won an essay competition and she aced her advanced placement classes and his student government president. congratulations to her. on a personal note, i want to say thank you so much to bob's friend who is the creator of this beautiful nice irish scarf. >> eric: quickly, i will be on

o'reilly with geraldo, talking about susan rice. my crazy, right-wing son emailed me and said i see you are talking about the gas attacks in syria. it's so bad. i said, as awful as this sounds, it's not our fight. he goes, i don't know. violating u.n. agreements, practically endorsing this. obama didn't do squat and now this happens. you are like obama right now, dad. >> dana: i love him. i you did such a good job raisig him. i'm going to go next. you thought journalism is dead? it's not. high school journalist at pittsburg high school in kansas are responsible for the resignation of their dishonest principle. principal claimed she had received her masters and doctoral degrees from an online university. the student journalists got

together, a group of five juniors and one senior wanted to learn more about their principles so they doing research. they were faced with a lot of pushback. they kept going. congratulations to them. well done. >> greg: all right, go to fox news podcast.com. "the one" with greg gutfeld. i'm with susan schneider. we talked about artificial intelligence, aliens. it's a doozy. if you wonder where tom shillue is, this is where he was, doing barbershop on the tonight show with jimmy fallon. ♪

>> dana: bob, quick. what have you got? >> bob: i have nothing. i am a liberal. i will save it for next week. it's a trump dump. >> dana: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five" ." >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. we have a very special interview for you tonight, the president of egypt, abdel fattah al-sisi. we will talk to him about isis, about troubles in his region, about the way forward in the fight against radical islam, and about his meeting with president trump over recent days. an interview with the president of egypt in moments, but we have a lot of news in washington. i turned to my colleague james rosen in the washington bureau. >> thank you. president trump said the horrific chemical attack against civilians in syria across a redl