intelligence report where i am every day monday through friday at 2:00 p.m. on the fox business network. my thanks to neil for having me here today. i will actually be in for him again on monday. have a very, very happy easter. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, greg gutfeld and eric bolling. this is the five. less than 100 days since taking office, president donald trump is making his mark on the world stage first with a u.s. air strike in syria in response to the chemical attack. and then yesterday with the massive bomb dropped in afghanistan killing 36 isis militants. meanwhile the world is watching north korea in growing concern that it may be closer than ever to launching a sixth nuclear test. this comes as the country prepares for what it's calling a big event to mark the anniversary of its founder's birthday on

saturday. charles krauthammer shares his thoughts on how the president is handling all these international challenges. >> i think this is reassuring that we are returning to the classic american definition include our allies and most important we accept world leadership in a way that had not been accepted by obama and seemed to be not accepted by trump, the candidate. >> dana: general jack keane agrees with the commander-in-chief's military strategy. >> this is another step in the right direction. what president trump has done since january 20th has given his commanders in areas where we are conducting conflict operations, given them the authority to conduct strikes as they see fit, to move forces as they see fit, and not to ask the white house for permission. the micromanaging of the military is over. the commanders feel very good about their ability, their freedom of action and as a result of that our operations will definitely be more effective. >> dana: mike more relative who was at the obama

administration set this to say earlier. >> we have a new president. and kim jong un is trying to challenge him. is trying to get him back to the knowingiating table. remember, barack obama ignored the north koreans for 8 years did. not run to the negotiating table every time there was a provocation. kim jong un wants to give back to situation where we give them gifts when they do something bad. we are making it worse with our bluster and by sending aircraft carriers in there. we are raising the crisis. it's best to just ignore this guy and to i do ter him from ever using his weapons or selling them and to build our defenses. >> dana: impossible to know if north korea will actually go through with this tomorrow but thethe past and thg anniversary. i don't know if the -- if they are going to feel like they are pressed into doing it now, eric, what do you think. >> eric: wholeheartedly push back against mike morell

about that. test ago missile, i think it's pretty widespread agreement that that won't insight us attacking north korea. answer. >> dana: no. >> eric: if there is a loaded nuclear war head either aimed at seoul south korea is 35 miles away. either aimed at seoul or, you know, an area where our troops are or tokyo, which it can reach or possibly the west coast of the united states, which i'm not sure but maybe it can, i will tell you that would be the impetus behind a preemptive strike or retaliatory strike. not a test. this scares me because we are all talking -- every cable news and regular news host and opinion people are talking about oh, yeah, you know, but if he doesn't test a missile so it's going to be okay. we're almost giving him the green light to go ahead and test on 105th anniversary of the grandfather of the founding of the country. it's very scary. nuclear response though. >> dana: dealing with somebody, kimberly who is not rationale. >> kimberly: no, he is not.

textbook definition of unstable of mentally challenged and this is somebody who wants to provoke the united states and poke the cage. what we saw was for eight years that president barack obama put ideology ahead of national security as it relates to north korea. and this man i don't think the answer as morell says to ignore him. we are in the position because we tried to ignore sierra and north korea. and now what we see operating at disadvantage tactically in having to jump back in the game to secure and stabilize those regions. we're going to have to wait and see. we are giving this guy too much power by saying we're going to wait and we're going to see what you're going to do. i agree with you, eric. it's almost encouraging and inviting well if he shoots one off, maybe it's not that bad if it's not chem mickly 5r78d. eric eric his own people. >> is he like the boss man. >> eric: got to be nuclear for us. the vincent is there for response but not t to attest

an actual nuclear war head aimed at our allies or us. >> dana: what do you think will happen this weekend, juan. >> juan: i don't know, we hope they won't. they have use used in occasion in the past to test weapons and make a show of military might in order to, i guess, reassure their people that they're, in fact, a world power and deserve such respect. that reminds me what putin has been doing with russia for the last couple years. anyway, the problem is from the chinese perspective, remember all week long we have been talking about oh, president trump made friends with president xi and now china is going to help him with the north korean problem. today what the chinese saying? oh, it's the united states, according to their official news agency and according to their foreign officer engaged in a game of tit-for-tat for w. a game for the north koreans. put us on the level of this guy that you describe as not mentally well and say that we're playing games by sending in the naval people, by making provocative, loud,

belligerent statements. i guess they are talking about trump there. that, in fact, are encouraging bad behavior. that's what i think mike morell was saying. if you want to get into a situation where you're saying oh, yeah, north korea do this or don't do that then you start and this is the pattern of behavior that we have seen from past administrations. you try to offer them something to behave better and it never works out. >> dana: well, couldn't it be what the chinese are saying and what they are doing are two different things? so they use those words in their country through their news agencies and maybe they deal with that in their region, but they did abstain from voting at the united nations this week on syria and they did turn back the coacole. >> greg: i'm optimistic. >> dana: you? shocking. >> greg: in this period there might actually be a

regime change. imagine that as a humanitarian victory. >> dana: right. >> greg: when you are talking about 25 million essentially imprisoned. i like trump's response. there -- he doesn't seem overly concerned. he is basically saying north korea is china's problem. north korea is north korea's problem. it's not our problem yet. and people keep saying the same thing over and over again. oh, we have got a new sheriff in town. we have got a new sheriff in town. i think i have said it we don't have a new sheriff in town. we have a new darth vader. it's great to be the rogue not the reasonable forever for once. we have had eight years of a pop star. now we have got a death star. and i don't mind it because i don't mind it -- i mean, have you got to think about what do you get for the north korean anniversary, gold gold, silver or nuclear. >> dana: uranium. >> eric: going to take care of this with china's help if not we will go it alone. i think he means business. look, you drop a

21,000-pound moab, 16 34-8d bomb on afghanistan a mile radius and you see that, maybe, i mean maybe north korea says, wow, you know, you can retaliate without nuclear and still do a lot of damage. look, i agree with you. i think what you said yesterday, greg, was mother of all warning shots or something to that effect. >> greg: yeah, i think. so i have been drinking since then. >> juan: what happens when you talk all that stuff. in the school yard. that guy talk as lot of trash. >> eric: a bomb that wipes out a mile area and 15 tomahawks into syria isn't talk. that's walking the walk. >> juan: what happens john mccain describes as the fat crazy kid o oh, you want to play that game? i will one up you. are we responsible? i don't know. >> dana: are we going to cower in the corner? >> greg: should we suggest

just surrender and have no defense whatsoever and never respond and just let evil prevail? >> eric: isn't that what morell shed stop provoking and don't put the vinson in the area? >> greg: belligerence is not provocation it's responding. >> juan: wait a second. he wasn't done anything yet. he handy fired yet. to your point. why are we sending in. >> kimberly: this will be his sixth test, juan. >> juan: we are talking about now. >> eric: sending in vinson because there is nuclear war head. i'm sure we will take it out. >> juan: i would hope that somebody would take it out. the question is what happens, what are the repercussions. this is just like the decision the president had to make about the bomb, eric. what are the repercussions? what's the damage to the chinese and our relationships there? what does it mean for the japanese? >> dana: obviously the trump administration has thought of that because. even the president said last week in one of the interviews did he i think it was the "wall street journal" that after talking

to president xi he realized north korea was a much harder problem to solve. the other thing they did is vice president michael pence goes to the region. is he going to visit seoul and tokyo. he will be in indonesia and australia. is he there on a diplomatic show of strength. and alliances. so i think that they have thought ---i don't think we can say mcmaster and those guys at the national security have provided. >> kimberly: of course they. >> dana: wide array for consequences what could happen. >> kimberly: i think the united states is handling this very well. very tricky situation. he is getting advice from the best people. at least we are not like turning our backs on we are just going to sit here and let this guy do whatever he wants and create a worse situation. we are actually, tack nicly prepared and ready to defend, if necessary. the problem is this guy is going to lose face because he said this is the biggest test, et cetera, to his people. has got to shoot off to be perfectly honest something.

in other words is he going to lose face with him and his psychological profile isn't one that's g l going to tolerate that kind of thing where he looks like is he backing down to the united states and portrayed us as the enemy. anyone that suggests united states is the one provocateur here. no, we are not. no one should compare us whatsoever to kim jong un or this or north korea. >> dana: you better watch it. or we will send kimberly guilfoyle over there. >> kimberly: right the mother of all he. >> greg: mother of all mothers. >> dana: some democrats are unhappy with president trump's recent aggressions overseas. you will hear their gripes when we return ♪ i want to wait and do it up right ♪ everybody goes where everybody knows ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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impact on civilians? i think it's powerfulfully important. >> kimberly: next house minority leader nancy pelosi issued this statement. every day the congress gives reason to return and debate the president's use of force of escalation in syria and saber rattling in north korea. say it isn't so he,. >> greg: greg elizabeth warren talks reminds me of the person airline counter complaining she has got to get on this flight. >> kimberly: i hope it's not united. >> dana: i hope it's not overbooked. >> greg: left suffers from freedom am nearby sexual harassment freedom is preserved by force. believe it or not, by force. our country was established through use of force. it was called the revolutionary war in order to maintain this freedom we have an army and military. after this great country is built, you know, the left shows up and demands their take. they believe that they are somehow involved in the

success of the country. they are like the mafia in prius. they show up like they had a part in this. no, you didn't. if everybody had a left wing attitude, there would be no country. there would be no jobs. there would be no businesses. there would be nothing. >> kimberly: or borders. >> greg: or borders. thank you. you're welcome. >> kimberly: thank god that's not the case. elizabeth warren, oh my goodness. >> dana: they just announced her first quarter fundraising was way up. she has a book coming out. she is running. so we should be aware of that. get that voice in your head. interesting thing about nancy pelosi is she was initially supportive of president trump and the strikes in syria and then it looks like as soon as he starterred to get some approval and a bump in his approval ratings, she starterred to dial it back. now, that said, i do think when she says that congress needs to have some input, and needs to debate this, that is true. i don't think that means they need to come back from thinks recess immediately but upon return i think a discussion but the scope and scale of what president trump wants to do is worth a

congressional hearing and at least some meetings and some input with the congress. >> kimberly: all right, eric, how do you see it? >> eric: i'm not a war hawk. let's do a little bit of the numbers 59. moab in afghanistan. we killed seven people in syria. no civilians. 36 isis fighters in afghanistan. so far no civilians. for $66 million, we just got the respect in the ear of the rest of the world and again, north korea yes, but also the other group that needs to be listening to what president trump is willing to do is iran. because you don't mess -- this is a new era under obama and whomever. you can mess with the u.s., the military might has always been there but they never had the commander-in-chief willing to use it now we are. >> kimberly: never? >> eric: the last 8 years. >> dana: president obama did use a lot of drones. >> eric: he used drones.

something about 21,000-pound bomb that shakes the earth and collapses caves. >> kimberly: that's big and beautiful? >> eric: did we roll video of that? >> kimberly: you like looking at video. juan is like oh my goodness. >> juan: which is all show. i don't mind show, you know. shock and awe and all that kind of crazy talk. but does it really make a difference? what we lack here is a clear policy. so, let me break the news to you that it's 53% of republicans and 69% of all-americans want to debate before there is any further use of might and military use in syria. so when pelosi says we need to come back and debate it? you know what? she is right. most americans and most republicans agree with her that this should be a matter of congressional authorization for the use of military force. and 4re78 add in, oh gee,

obama didn't do it. most republicans oppose the use of military strike when obama was in office. now have you a republican. oh, suddenly it's shifted so it's become very political and trump -- trump was one of the people who said don't do it, obama. don't go in there don't fire. >> dana: juan, the opposite was true as well that democrats did support president obama. >> juan: not by the measure -- in large part you are right but 22% supported use of a military strike under obama. 88% of republicans supported it with trump. >> greg: juan, i think you are pointing out the fact that politicians are hypocrite. >> juan: that was it. >> greg: i think we all agree. i think we come to that conclusion. >> eric: there is a poll out today both republican and democrat 65-35 in favor of what president trump did in syria. >> juan: no, no, one time one-off effort. but not an overall what what is? >> eric: same people you cite in the aftermath of the

next time, i mean, two out of three people agree that was a good move. by the way, i'm probably in the minority that says it wasn't. but, americans liked that move. >> juan: let's separate a feel good move to strategy. americans want to know we are not going to get dragged into another war. we can somehow deliver peace to a very unstable region. >> dana: this gives us space. these actions give us room and time for the administration to work with congress about the strategy going forward without those clocks moving even more quickly. >> juan: well, let's get congress to the table. >> kimberly: they are going to debate. that's what we are saying. you can't accept the fact he did a good job. played out. well. he is being decisive. until the democrats said we don't want to give him too much credit. is he getting praise from people. we will go against it even though it is a move that was good for our national security and stability and multiple fractious different

geopolitical regions. >> greg: you can hold two views that appear incompatible. if one view, let's say about immigration, you want strong borders, but you also want decent, hard working refugees to come here make this country great, those are not incompatible. same thing with foreign policy. can you say i don't want another mess in the middle east, but i'm willing to strike. that's compatible. >> juan: at least you didn't say he is the martin luther king jr. of peace. >> greg: yes. >> kimberly: well, he is. don't go anywhere because the fast seven is up next ♪ i want to feel the heat with somebody ♪ yeah, i want to dance with somebody ♪

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fastest seven minutes on television, cable, or elsewhere. seven rapids minutes. run reflective host, first up, donald trump gave unexpected complement to the media yesterday at the white house during event honoring first responders the president said this. >> we're going to go around and introduce ourselves, okay. we will do this first. you know, these folks back here, they are very famous, most of them. it's called the media. [laughter] they are very honorable people. but you are more honorable, i can tell you that. >> thank you, sir. >> eric: that was nice. your thoughts on the president, was this an olive branch? >> dana: i have never been in an relationship where they beat you and give you candy. they beat you and give you candy and keep coming back. >> greg: do not hang around with lou dobbs. >> dana: i think that he is trying to kill them with kindness. but i think that the press should just cover him the way they would whether he praises them or tries to destroy them. just cover him straight.

>> eric: i don't think they are going to cut him any slack. >> kimberly: no. tighten the belt. we got you. he seems to be trying to embrace a relationship or perhaps a better one, more, you know, well, you have got to. have you got to try. >> dana: that's right. >> kimberly: he likes people to like him and get to know him and understand it doesn't hurt to try. i would rather see that than no effort. >> kimberly: juan, is the easter season and passover season. maybe that's part of this? >> juan: i'm all for it you said the media was the enemy of the american people before. so now the media is honorable. i don't know, i just think it's game-playing and language and he loves it. >> greg: two points. i, my favorite point of every one these meetings is when he says go around the table and introduce yourself because, i don't know, i have never seen that before. i think it's so nice. the other thing, too the one thing that i learned late in the game is for donald trump language is secondary to the

immediate impact of what he says that moment. so it could change at any time. he has taught me that it's all about the context and not the literal it's. >> greg: stay right there, >> eric: remember that faucet that lit on fire? >> yeah. we get that. [laughter] don't drink this water. it's not supposed to do that. >> eric: josh has nor advice, stop eight on isis. and how about spreading a little love towards the murderous islamic terror group when he tweeted. this trust me, murder, obama nation. when will we learn that only love stops hate and bombings only create more isis moab #stop trump.

gregory? >> greg: is he lucky to live in a world as a documentary maker protected by the military. people like josh fox would be the first to go in a caliphate. like anybody who is involved that creative industry, well, unless they become propagandist for their new war lords which can't happen. but they are actually benefiting from the very thing that they're condemning. what does he expect like parachute kittens? >> eric: k.g., make love or war with isis? >isis? >> kimberly: i mean, obviously, they have to be killed so, sorry. and this guy hasn't seen -- how about last week in mostly whermosulwas put on her d executed by isis? love is not going to stop them. neither is a job fair, neither is figuring out global warmerring, cumulus cloud, whatever situation. we know what the reality is. and he is able to say these things and do these things

and live in peace and protection in this country because our troops go out there, make it happen and fight for our freedoms and our security. >> eric: do you think there is a group that buys into this rhetoric, whatever you call this etiology? >> dana: something that realities planet? >> kimberly: exactly. >> dana: if hillary clinton was president and did that action he would not have put out that tweet. she is strong. #team hillary. >> juan: i went to church. they had good friday. the minister stood up there and talked about, you know, bombs and walls are not going to solve your problems. that you have got to reach out to people and love people and got to stop blaming everybody else for everything in this world. so, greg says oh, we wouldn't have america if it wasn't for fighting, you know what? after they had the revolutionary war, greg, they didn't have a national military. guess what? george washington and others said? don't get involved in

foreign entanglement that impact us. >> greg: guess what, juan, what's behind isis a religious doctrine. >> greg: fastesdoctrine.greg. >> eric: late night host have jumped on board of trump train. >> last week i don't know if you were paying attention. donald trump stayed steady big boy speech in front of congress, long pants and everything, very impressive. i was afraid he had sold the timeshare in crazy town. well, -- [laughter] he's back. >> eric: stephen colbert seen jump in numbers. in an interview he was asked so duo donald trump a thank you note colbert responded with no i would trade good ratings for a better president. how about that? k.j., how about that?

>> kimberly: isn't that special? i mean, come on. they are all benefiting. everybody is so are we. everybody in cable. this is a president very interactive. he is tweeting. he is his own best press secretary. that's what he does and then we are able to talk about it. >> eric: yuan? >> juan: ratings rupp for colbert because is he anti-trump. people who don't like trump are watching. i don't know how you say thank you for that. >> dana: if hillary clinton had become president how he would have made that funny. i don't know. >> eric: good point, greg? >> greg: i hate to say it we're all benefiting. >> kimberly: didn't i say that? >> greg: yes, you did. all did he was replace fox news with donald trump. remember, he made his money as did jon stuart harvesting fox news. >> kimberly: harvesting. >> greg: he was looking for replacement and found trump. >> eric: up next on good friday some on the left will criticize the president for anything. this time it's trump's first

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this one to the list. the white house easter egg roll, sounds trivial, yes, this is considered the biggest social event held at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. a tradition for more100 years. here's the problem. as of earlier this week, many key vendors and schools say they haven't heard a peep about it. will this whole event flop what does it say about this administration? [laughter] >> juan: best argument i could make oh, they are worried about all the chaos in the white house, they say this is evidence of it. it seems petty to me. greg, go at it. >> greg: i think they should end the easter egg roll. children not wearing helmets. what are eggs but unfertilized chicken babies. it makes me sick. >> kimberly: you really ruined it. >> greg: i tried. trump is trying to get a better deal on the eggs.

>> juan: iis that what it is dana, you have been through this. >> dana: politicization of east egg egg roll. children parties become more grandiose. used to go out in the backyard and play pin the tail on the donkey. now you have to even more stuff and yoga instructorrers. one year we had hannah montana coming to the easter egg roll. all my friends were like can i get tickets to see hanna montana. i had to ask my assistant who is hannah montana and i figured it out. >> greg: you brought your dog here on your birthday every single year. i want to point that out. >> kimberly: and then you wrote a book about it. >> dana: that's not expensive. >> greg: that's okay. just pointing it out. >> juan: pbs complained elmo, curious george, but they didn't get invitation on time so they don't know if they are going to make it. >> eric: two comments, even when this easter egg roll has more people attending that barack obama's the left will say there were fewer.

here are the pictures. fake picture. it's a joke. 21,000 versus 36,000. what i would love to see remember sean expires what a great sport he was. during the bush administration, right? sean was the easter bunny. >> dana: i'm just looking. i'm watching the children. to have sean back in the suit. >> eric: sean is a good guy, great sport for doing it. >> kimberly: is he in naval uniform today i heard about it on the show. i love it i think it's great. my brother is actually going to this. >> eric: that's a tough ticket to get. >> kimberly: very hard. don't kid yourself. a lot of people want to go. i have think it's a once in a lifetime experience. children love it. i'm excited for it. god bless. >> dana: and they're going to have good weather. it usually rained on ours.

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♪ >> greg: time now for. [keys typing] >> greg: that's morning and mindy, producer for whispering in my ear. facebook friday. i'm going to start with you, kimberly, this is from justin n., you all sit in the same seat every day, if you could sit anywhere else, where would you sit and why? >> kimberly: the place where all dreams come true. >> greg: where? >> santa's lap. he never let me down. >> greg: i bet.

he never. ed to let you down. weave need to take kimberly away from you now. [laughter] >> kimberly: had to cancel the rest of the line. i have very good memories. >> eric: oh my god. how many santa clauses lined up on monday. >> greg: a lot of weird men with white beards. >> greg: juan? >> juan: i would sit on my united flight and hopefully they wouldn't drag me out. i guess i could sit over at the white house. i could be just -- of course now i'm told today my name wouldn't be on the visitor's log. they will keep it quiet. no one would know i'm visiting. >> dana: wait until they lose that lawsuit. >> greg: mr. bolling? >> eric: state of the union right behind the president. i would like to be in those seats. that would be so much fun. when you like it, when you don't. one says something like oh my god. here we go. that would be fun.

>> juan: what would be fun. >> dana: i would say horseback. >> greg: really? >> dana: i remember one time we were on a cattle drive and he said this was his office chair. in the saddle. he never sat at a desk. >> greg: that was a neat story. i would like to z. sit where kimberly is and then i could stare at me for an hour. >> eric: i thought you were going to say on kimberly lap. >> greg: then i would be in trouble. all right. go this way. this is a fun question from robert a. what is the dumbest movie you hate yourself for loving? i guess that's like a guilty pleasure. >> dana: i love "love actually." >> greg: that is a dumb movie. >> dana: "employee of the month." i laughed so hard and it's so dumb. bolling told me to watch it. >> eric: so dana says i got like a four hour flight and i'm in the mood for like a really dumb, funny movie i said i hate to do this to

you. i hope i don't waste two hours of your time try "employee of the month" ridiculous. as dumb as it is it's that funny. >> greg: that goes together. juan? >> juan: i can't think of any. so now i have got to go watch this movie. >> dana: you do. >> eric: don't hold it to the standard of film making it's dumb and funny. >> kimberly: has to be dumb and funny or is funny okay? >> kimberly: i have a couple. i love "wedding crashers." >> dana: that's good. >> kimberly: really funny. i like the "hangover three movies and bad boys with will smith. >> greg: you like bad boys in general. >> dana: what's yours, juan? >> juan: i don't have one. like horror movies. now i am kind of allergic to horror movies because they scare me.

>> kimberly: i don't like those oat all. >> greg: citizen kaine. i enjoy it. it has some laughs. poorly written. what a joke that is. >> eric: tim kaine. >> greg: dream lover is spader. >> kimberly: i wish you could have picked "love actually." >> greg: worst movie ever made. james v., start with you, eric: what is your go-to midnight snack. >> eric: cashews. >> kimberly: quick answer. when we were having to be here for those all those shows no food just nuts. >> greg: literally. >> greg: midnight snack. >> kimberly: slasalami. it's sliced. doesn't need preparation. it's tasty. >> greg: what about you,

juan, what do you eat at midnight? keep it clean. >> juan: i like apple pie. especially if they have haagen-dazs ice cream bars. >> kimberly: i like those. those are kind of pricey. >> juan: delicious. >> greg: outside melts gets over the furniture and a problem and you have to move. >> kimberly: pigs in a blanket but involves preparation. >> dana: i don't stay up that late. >> greg: 8:00 is your midnight. >> dana: that's true. i like the lake champlain dark chot lat with almonds. >> greg: unfertilized chicken babies. eggs. love them eggs. >> kimberly: you eat a hard boiled egg. >> greg: any time. i will do it now if you throw them at me. >> kimberly: i have them in my fridge every day. i eat a hard boiled egg every day. >> greg: fun to peal.

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sfx: road noise sfx: tires screeching sfx: horn honking daughter: daddy! we don't say words like that! ♪just let your love flow ♪like a mountain stream ♪and let your love grow ♪ >> dana: it is time for "one more thing." >> juan: the oldest living survivor of the attack on pearl harbor, last month turned

105, in great health, and to help honor him, the spirit of liberty foundation is asking all of us patriotic americans to send him a birthday card. among those who've already sent cards, president trump, bush 41, bush 43, jimmy carter, bill clinton. if you want to send a birthday card, check out my twitter. i have the information posted for you. it is a great thing to do. >> dana: president obama has been on vacation. maybe he missed the memo. i needed to up my "one more thing" thing. this morning, finished the yoga, jasper has been holding this for six hours. it is not stuck on his tooth or anything. he was holding it for so long that if you take a look at this video, i found him falling asleep holding it. he would not let it go. this is your dog, america. that's my "one more thing" ."

>> kimberly: a great ad. >> dana: you think they would call me. >> eric: very quick before i do my "one more thing." i was taking a uber income a uber, it is good friday, an absolute true story, jesus coming to pick me up. can you believe this, jesus is picking me up? then he canc me. then uber again, canceled again. i see father jonathan morris in the elevator, i tell him i'm looking for some health, -- some help, and he is like -- [laughs] this very nervous laugh. best easter present anyone could give me, my wife let me go to boulder, colorado, going to have a father-son easter weekend. >> dana: when are you flying?

>> eric: tomorrow morning. >> dana: all right, gutfeld. >> greg: i am hosting "oreilly" tonight, it should be exciting, got ambassador pulled in, you may remember him from this mustache, and we have james rosen, who is a sparkly character. also, the show tomorrow night is a great one, 10:00, i can't see who is on. a guy that has lost weight since then. it is going to be a great show. >> dana: rob fong, writes a piece in, is it the national review where he pretends his kim jong-un on twitter? it's actually very funny. >> dana: probably the last weekend. >> kimberly: tonight i will be in after greg is, i am in

tonight, and we have a special on the trump doctrine with some amazing guests. michael balch, richard fowler, and jessica tarlov and charlie. i am looking forward to it. >> greg: oh, wow, you have more guests than me. >> dana: we have really short "one more thing" all week, then we have an extra minute. >> greg: show us more pictures of jasper. >> dana: let me see if i have any. i don't think he's allowed to come to the party tonight. >> eric: come to the room? >> dana: got yogurt on his face. [laughter] >> greg: something in his room you don't want to see? check the background, eric. >> kimberly: there is a fox news pillow. >> juan: i am on a long flight

to panama, going to panama. >> greg: excellent. say hello to the canal for me. >> dana: that's it for us. aren't you glad? happy easter and passover. we'll see you back here monday. "special report" is next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. reportedly asking journalists together in pyongyang as morning dawns in that country. we are told the likely reason, a parade on the holiday celebrating the birthday of north korea's founder. the question is, what else could be a part of that parade. this comes just today after the u.s. dropped its largest nonnuclear bomb ever on isis terrorists in afghanistan. correspondent kristin fisher is at the compound in florida where the president is spending the holiday weekend. good evening, kristin. >> good evening, bret. publicly, a