kennedy: jesse for a special live show tomorrow night. it's "watters world." judge jeanine: right now on "justice" ... >> tremendous investments to the our military community is very happy. judge jeanine: the president signs an historic deal with saudi arabia. crown for the president kellyanne conway is here with the details. wait until you hear this congressman says saudi arabia is rolling out the red carpet for president trump when they virtually ignored president

obama. what do you want the president to do? >> stop tweeting. judge jeanine: a jam packed justice starts now. breaking tonight, president trump wrapping up the first day of hits historic trip abroad with saudi arabia laying out the red carpet. welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. president trump hours away from what many predict will be an historic speech in riyadh, saudi arabia on terror. after a series of banquets, receptions and ceremonies, the president signed an historic $110 billion arms deal with saudi king salman solidifying

the alliance between the united states and muslim saudi arabia. for those of you who think trump is a muslim hater. saudi arabia home to some of the holiest muslim sites is showing our president given the respect and dignity we haven't seen given to an american president in years. counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. quite a reception that the president has gotten. lavish welcome, bank -- banquets, dances and ceremonies. >> it's an historic trip. most presidented go to canada or mexico first.

this president decided to embark on a 8-day five-stop trip. the holiest places in the muslim culture are in this country. tomorrow he will deliver an historic speech and call to action everyone to come together in unity to defeat terrorism and extremism. you see the reception he got today from these leaders. and these are people who want to cooperate. this deal when it's done today. when it's finished, this helps saudi arabia push back extremism and terrorism as well. iran is a threat to everyone including our friend israel. when the president leaves israel he will go on to the vatican,

italy and brussels and nato. these investments that were made today, these are investments in american jobs, infrastructure, and the idea that you have got the media on this side of the atlantic ocean arguing about whether the president should even remain in office is so ridiculous when you compare it to what he's doing as president of the united states. judge jeanine: what is the significance of the president on his first international trip selecting saudi arabia as his first stop? >> that's what i'm saying. he wants to go into the heart of the muslim world and show unity with them in pushing back extremism.

this trip is significant because it reestablishes certainly america's dominance as a global leader. and we are look for cooperation in what the president has said from practically day one of his campaign let alone his presidency. we want to push back on those who want the death and destruction of good people. he has gone to saudi arabia to show unity with niece muslim nations. judge jeanine: i understand president el-sisi and other others will be there. the united states is realigning with its former allies. is this significant in terms of the repudiation of obama and the iran deal? >> i haven't heard anyone

mentioning president obama in thinking about this trip. the only time i have heard him mentions is when experts in this field talked about how saudi arabia and others in this area had to suffer through 8 years with not having a strong cooperation in defeating terrorism and extremism. it's important to recognize the growing threat of iran. it made a terrible that even some senators like chuck schumer was critical of. the direct threat to israel and people around the globe. judge jeanine: what is the effect of the first lady being on this trip.

her being with him, what signal does that send? >> it's not a signal as much as the substance of it. we have a brilliant first lady who is an immigrant herself who understands the rich diversity of the globe and is side by side on this trip with her husband the president of the united states. everyone will focus on how elegant and poised and dignified she is all of which is true. whr partnership with her husband the pathr president of the united states and how she is representing this country in a beautiful, dignified and elegant way. i personally as the mother of four school-age children think so much of the first lady putting her motherhood first

saying publicly that their son needs one of his parents with him at all times. judge jeanine: people talk about how elegant she is. we'll talk about that later in the show. tomorrow what can we expect from the speech? it's interesting because we had president obama's first speech that was an apology for being an american. i suspect it will be different tomorrow from the *? >> america first does not mean america alone. the cooperate action together to push back on the growing threat against radical terrorists and extremism.

the president of the united states believes all children, muslim, jewish, christian, atheist children ought to live in peace and pursue their dreams. judge jeanine: last question, there is a lot of question as to whether he will use the term "islammic terrorism" tomorrow. do you know? >> i won't get ahead of the president's speech. it has been previewed to the press. the previews are consistent with what i said tonight. he has been clear about his views and his willing necessary to go to the midwest and share the cooperation. judge jeanine: joining me now with more reaction, congressman ron desantis. good evening, congressman. this lavish reception, i mean,

dancing and the red carpet and the king almost running down the red carpet when the president landed. when you juxtapose that against the reception of president barack obama of which there was none, you have to draw some conclusion. >> it was amazing it was the trump tower sand box edition. it was extravagant. gulf states like saudi arabia being the most prominent realize iran has gained a huge amount of power the last 8 years. iran is wreaking havoc around the region. trump arctic late the danger posed by iran and made a commitment that the united states will stand with our

allies. that's a huge deal for a country like saudi arabia. they have a good relationship with president el-sisi of egypt. the israeli relationship has improved. king abdullah of jordan and the uae. they will be much more effective fighting isis. when you talk about going into sunni-arab parts of iraq iraq, they may not like isis, but if they see the united states groveling towards iran, they don't want to be dominated by a shiia power. judge jeanine: isn't historically, saudi arabia, aren't they historical enemies? >> saudi is basically the heart of sunni islam.

iran is the heart of shiia islam than is fighting going on between them. judge jeanine: how do you look at the fact that the president has chosen saudi arabia for the first visit. >> the moderate arab countries work with israel. a lot of it is behind the scenes because they do that it unless their interests to join with israel, share intelligence, have military cooperation because they recognize the threat that iran pose. from israel's perspective they have to be very pleased with the monthsture this administration has taken. netanyahu came to congress, i was there, raising the dangers with the nuke deal. obama didn't listen to them. now they have a partner in this

coalition recognizing the iranian threat. judge jeanine: i can't let you go without asking about the special counsel appointed this week by -- requested by the department of justice. it's interesting. for all the obama years, special counsel and independent prosecutors, no one ever recused themselves, no one got an independent prosecutor. how do you look at the department of justice in leave it what's gone not first four or five months. >> you have had the irs targeting scandal, the hillary scandal that deserved special counsel and it did not happen. the order signed by the deputy a. gevment referenced comey's testimony in mare in which he recognized the existence of a koirnlt intelligence investigation. it requires a criminal matter

before you do an investigation. you have a special counsel. what is the criminal offense they are investigating? nobody is able to articulate that because the links or coordination in and of itself isn't a crime in has to be a criminal object and there is no evidence of a crime. judge jeanine: joining me now, pulitzer prize winning report and fox news contributor, judith miller. this your area of expertise. what do you take away from this trip and the reception our president received in the middle east? >> donald trump may be under fire at home, but he received the royal treatment in the kingdom today. i have seen a lot. presidents come and visit. i have never seen a reception like this. the 81-year-old king meeting

donald trump at the red carpet. everybody gathered there. this an effort to reset a relationship that is crucial for the national security our country which has been ignored for the past 8 years by the obama administration. judge jeanine: the president could have chosen any country as his first stop on his first international trip. why saudi arabia? >> because you are fighting isis and trying to counter iranians, ambitions aggressions in the region. you want not arab country, the custodian of the two holy mosques, the heart of sunni islam. to get the world's largest oil producer on your side. the israelis were a little bit uncomfortable, but they

understood it, they are second, and this is a very important moment and a very important decision. judge jeanine: what do you think of the fact that the first lady did not wear any head covering, what does it say? >> michelle obama did not wear head covering. under sunni islam, foreign women who are not muslims do not have to cover their hair or wear a veil. when i worked there for the first gulf war and the second gulf war, i was not required to dress that way. i think as a woman, though, you have to be aware of the huge gap that remains still between western human rights standards and that country. even though they have made progress, they have a long, throng way to go. but this trip is not about human rights. it's all about national

security, about resetting this relationship, and defeating isis. the most important thing that happened is not necessarily the $110 million worth of arms. it was the creation of a joint effort to fight the message of radical islamic extremism. they won't use the words "islammic" tomorrow but the saudis are partly responsible for the spread of this pernicious version of islam and they have to be part of the solution. they have to help with the messaging to take people away from the perversion of the faith. it's hugely important. judge jeanine: the iranians

elected president rouhani. what does that tell us in terms of the american and iranian relationship if any? >> i haven't been to iran for many years because i'm banned. i haven't been able to get a visa because of my reporting. but the reelection by this large and unexpected margin of president rouhani is a good sign for u.s. relations with iran in the long run. and i know it makes the saudis uncomfortable every time the united states reaches are out and talks to iran. iran is a player in the region. they have to be watched carefully. they have to be monitored. their adherence to the nuclear accord has to be monitored. i think it's a positive sign what happened in rwanda. judge jeanine: judy miller, thanks so much.

coming up, an all-star political panel still on deck. what happened under trump? still doing it. nothing on the wall. why don't you keep your promises and at least you will have people loyal to you because they care about the country. judge jeanine: is ann coulter really losing hope in donald trump? >> i want him to have the courage to do what's right and not worry so much about the other side to tweet a little bit less. judge jeanine: what can president trump do for you? you will love tonight's "st

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when i was listening to my other guest from kellyanne to judith miller, we haven't seen anything like this. i can't remember seeing -- i was glued to watching. the president actually dancing with a bunch of men. i thought that was hysterical. what did you think all this? ann: thousand would like him to concentrate on america and not cleaning up the middle east, everything liberals attack trump for is what i like about him. they made fun of him for having steak and ketchup. i love that he's talking about make an arms deal for $100 billion. i think we can use some of that to pay for the wall. i like that his wife and daughterw are not wearing head scarves, and because he is a strong alpha male, we heard the

arabs respect him. they don't respect the beta male obama. you see that. he's getting a warmer reception. they probably like that radical islam stuff. msnbc was going crazy, they will be so upset with the muslim ban. no, saudi arabia banned christians. they understand the idea of sovereign nations. judge jeanine: there are many muslims killed by isis. if we can get moderate space, if we can get whether it's bahrain, uae, jordan, egypt, saudi arabia to fight the common enemy and believe in us again, we all benefit it's a realignment of the middle east.

ann: i think that's right. it's not this nato or the u.n. going in. it's the united states dealing with the arab countries again as separate sovereign nations and we'll have their back. but they should be the ones fighting the enemies in the their backyard like we should be fighting the enemies in our backyard which brings us back to the wall. what do you think of the fact that the president has taken melania, the appearance of a family going there. we haven't seen that much of melania. a significant message? ann: i'm not sure i like melania. i think she makes a great first lady. i'm glad she is not involved in policy like a few first ladies i could name.

judge jeanine: that's your answer? ann: hillary clinton. judge jeanine: let's talk about the statement you made while you still have hope in the trump presidency, you are ready to jump ship. ann: not exactly. liberals have not gotten to me. i will never -- the daily caller interview, they did get ahold of it. he time i try to be mad at trump the media bring me back with some outrageous ridiculous charge against him. but in terms of the criticism, i think i'm exhaling his main campaign promise. build the wall. and if supporters don't keep the pressure on him to keep his campaign promise and then if he starts building the wall the media could say you are kind of a nut on this wall thing, your

supporters aren't even asking for it. we are asking for it. that's why i keep posting the border wall update every day on my twitter feed. judge jeanine: you will never give it up. thanks so much for being with us this evening, ann coulter. judge jeanine: a fashion industry icon joins me to discuss all things flotus. if you would say i want this. what would you ask? >> i would ask him to leave. >> ask him to leave the american people who elected him. what makes you think your opinion is more important? >> you just asked me.

long-shot and returned 28-80 for a $2 ticket. judge jeanine: time for the panel on this busy night of news. joining me now. matt schlapp, and author of reversing the apocalypse. i have been glued to the television. i'll start with you. what do you take from all of this? matt: i didn't know wilbur ross could dance so well. they break all the rules. you can see the hospitality. they really want to work to see

the extremists in iran. you have got the most religious of muslim countries greeting him like a king. >> it's interesting. i think you can look at saudi arabia and say this our ally where we find the most distance between our stated values. in terms of their treatment of women and their rule of law. and i think frankly that was an area where there was always a discomfort with obama because he was aggressive and outspoken about human rights. president trump hasn't put that front and center in the same way, welcoming the president of the philippines into the white house and his comments. strong men around the world. matt: a lot of us didn't

appreciate the president going soft on be the castro regime. the thing is, donald trump is going to talk about a pragmatic and realistic foreign policy. what is his foreign policy? >> the whole world is going to be watching. we have the whole week about everything that happened in politics. donald trump said a lot of things on the campaign trail. he's the guy hot muslim world in saudi arabia realizes if they can forge a relationship with them they can do business and get some stuff done for the world. judge jeanine: and they can beat their historic enemy iran. saudis have been promoting this visit as the islamic american summit.

you can see they have got american flag along with the saudi arabian flag, and all of these allies we never expected to be as receptive given the last 8 years seem on back in the fold. but crystal, what do you think of whether this is going to continugoing toinnure to the prn fifth. will they still be criticizing him? >> of course. i think especially after the past week he has had, the bar here is sow low. as long as the president can get through these visits without provoking a major international crisis, i think he will get good headlines out of this. that sugar high will only last for a short period of time.

>> i think that the arabs, the saudis, i think they respect power. they respect strength, they respect a businessman. they respect everything donald trump is. so they like the deal making. they are getting arms they can fight their enemy with. but at the same time i wonder how is rail is looking at this? >> i think they are a little discomforted with the idea he went to saudi arabia first. i think they understand because of the rhetoric from the campaign and we are fighting radical islamic terror, it's symbolic for the path to say we have a lot of differences but i'm going to show you have respect. this is what the saudis didn't like to about barack obama. he didn't even include them in on things they were doing in the region. they feel they will get a restart with president trump. >> i think it's a good thing for

america that this trip is successful. i hope he does not provoke any crises and we'll be glad to see him back home. judge jeanine: first lady melania trump stealing the show in saudi arabia. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay.

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here is the first delayedy from oprah to the principle selves monaco, to cindy crawford to kellyanne conway, and even yours truly. good evening, anthony. it's good to have you here. what did you think when you saw melania in that black outfit? >> she is literally an absolutely beautiful woman. she has an amazing personal sense of style. she precisely chooses south fits that are appropriate court occasions she is involved in. she has been a wonderful asset. she goes back to the first ladies nancy ray dan and jackie kennedy. the gold belt gets it answer elegant look'.

>> she is covered, sleeves, arms, chest, and she chose a pants suit. >> she isis modern because she chose a jumpsuit. she presented herself in the environment she is in. as far as i'm concerned she is an asset to the trump administration and the white house. judge jeanine: how do you compare her when you have think about other first ladies? >> she moves with such grace. jacky kennedy was one of them, and nancy reagan also. judge jeanine: it's interesting. see the necklace nancy reagan had on? >> it makes it modern but very elegant without being overdone. judge jeanine: i think we have another shot of melania in a long gown. look at that. >> she looks absolutely beautiful. she is paying respect to the

culture she is visiting. she is covered up, but she is elegant, modern, and looks quite beautiful. judge jeanine: do we know what she is wearing? >> this particular gown i'm not sure of. she gave it a personal touch. she looks wonderful. judge jeanine: what do you expects for the rest of the trip when she goes to israel and rome? >> i think she'll shine on her own. she'll let her own personal style come through and depends on the cultures she visits she'll put her own identity and own twist on it. she has her own sense of style. judge jeanine: kellyanne conway was on earlier and said she speaks five languages. and her height.

>> she is statuesque and she literally floats when she walks. she is beautiful. judge jeanine: why don't you tell us about lea petite. i partnered with my designer. we are an italian-based firm 367. we came with a concept for ladies like yourself, and it's been received so well. we managed to get on the bodies of the most beautiful, intelligent entertainment, politically -- just every woman we could possibly wants. judge jeanine: what i love about them all is i can cut the hem with scissors. thanks so as much for being with us this evening. and you have been waiting for

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justice." i asked people what they would like president trump do to make their lives better. what would you like the president to be doing now? >> building the wall joan * while the media is going crazy, what do you want the president to focus on? what should the president be doing for you or the country? >> the president should be acting like a president. be more presidential. not just shooting off at the hip and saying anything that comes into his minds. be a big boy. judge jeanine: what do you want him to do? >> a good job. judge jeanine: everybody is criticizing the president. what do you have think he should be doing? >> i don't know. judge jeanine: sure you do. you are a businessman. you should know what the president should be doing. do you think they are being fair to the president?

>> yeah. i don't know. judge jeanine: what are we doing? >> you are talking about trump. the american people knew trump was a con artist and about money and himself and the politics is all about him. now they are getting what they paid for. judge jeanine: what do you think the president should be doing? >> he needs to ignore these folks. they are trying to distract him and get him off his game. >> keep doing what he's doing. he's doing a good job so far. to focusing on the noise. take a chill pill. judge jeanine: what do you want the president to do for you. >> we are not americans. we would like him to get rid of these lunatic terrorists. that's all we ask. judge jeanine: what do you think the president should be doing? >> being at peace. judge jeanine: if you could meet him and say want this, what

would you ask for? >> i would ask him to leave. judge jeanine: really? american people elected him. what makes you think your opinion is more important? >> you just asked me. >> i want him to have the courage to do what's right and not worry so much about the other side except to tweet a little bit less. judge jeanine: what do you want the president to do for you? >> stop tweeting. judge jeanine: what do you want trump to do for you? >> go away. >> i don't think it many that they don't like what he's proposing. they will say no just to say no. >> i'm from canada. i don't think he will do much for us. certainly doesn't seem like he's holding his end of the deal when it comes to trade. we are not very happy with the trump administration right now in canada.

judge jeanine: we are not happy withdrew dough, so there. >> touche'. judge jeanine: what do you want the president to do for you? get rid of our student loans? is that what you are saying?

>> that's it for us tonight. follow me on twitter and instagram. thanks so much for watching. tune in tomorrow for a live sunday edition of justice where we'll have reaction to president trump's historic speech. now, the best quote of the night when anthony said that the first lady floats which is appropriate, because she's flow discuss, get it -- flotus, get it? first lady floats. am i going to get in trouble for that? [laughter] greg gutfeld is next. [laughter] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> the white house seems to be a catastrophe. it's crazy. t just confusing craziness. >> this is heading toward the end, right? it has to be, right? [laughter] [cheers and applause] greg: so now who's the crazy aunt and uncle? [cheers and applause] greg: there are old decisions and there are -- polit