very much. >> you bet. >> neil: again, the u.s. military trying to explain what happened to these four men lost in a firefight with al-quaida elements. so much we still don't know. they're still investigating. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters and dana perino. "the five" ." this is awkward. in an interview with "the new york times," a paper, dana, jimmy carter says the media has been more brutal on donald trump than any president in recent memory. carter is 93, so that covers a lot of ground. but don't take his word for it. harvard analyzed news coverage of its first 100 days and found that the president received unsparing coverage without a single topic where coverage was more good than bad. you have to give jimmy credit.

he nails the loudest critics for questioning trump's sanity which will no doubt caused them to question carter's sanity too. the side benefit of being an old fogey, you don't care. you can say what you want, which usually means the truth. light 93, it's not like you need more friends or job recommendation or an invitation to a book party. if it upsets the crybaby news network, that's life. the point carter is making, whether you, whether you like trumbull or not, it's impossible for one man to be everything his haters say he is. it affects the notions. even carter admits trump's actions may lead to progress on immigration and even offered to help with north korea. he is saying what america should hear, that trump may not of been your choice for president but he

is your president. talk about a reasonable democrat. he may be the last one left. all right, juan. hard to argue with a progressive icon. you must be crushed. you might not even want to comment. >> juan: i am tempted. give into temptation, says jesse. i think this is really about jimmy carter seducing donald trump. i think donald trump is a guy who needs friends and jimmy carter is the guy who needs a legacy because i think if there's one guy here, let me say, can you believe greg gutfeld just gave a monologue praising jimmy carter? >> greg: first time ever. >> juan: i think the point is jimmy carter sees himself going back to north korea because that's where he went in '94 when the nuke deal got negotiated under president clinton. the nuke deal didn't hold but he feels he can go back and, play a role here in which the entire

world, i think you might get a nobel peace prize if he was able to calm down that guy. >> greg: jesse, you know what else he said? no rush inclusion. >> jesse: yes, and we have to believe everything carter says now. the first time carter and i agree on anything we have to believe harvard. >> dana: also said obama was a failure. >> greg: did he? >> dana: basically. >> jesse: keep talking, carter carter. harvard said in the first 100 days the worst coverage ever historically and it was 80% negative. if it wasn't for fox news, it would've been even higher, and 90. we were the only one who had a 50/50. media research center said the president got savage. 91% negative coverage over the summer by the network nightly news cast. it's the tilt or slant. it's the commentary. they have called the president of the united states a white supremacist, a bigot, homophobe.

the tough summer with charlottesville. let's say tax cuts get passed. historic achievement for the president. will the press covered it favorably like they would've obamacare was passed by president obama? of course not. that's where the bias lies. we think at this point, the assumption when the president does anything is he is either evil, dumb, or lying. >> greg: you can't be all three, kimberly. >> kimberly: some people try. this is basically an audition. i want to go speed dating for job searching. put me in, coach. north korea. juan, i concur with your statement and you concur with greg and me and jesse. >> juan: not jesse, just you

two. >> dana: i also think it told us something else. how the democratic party has moved so far left from jimmy carter because he did say nfl players should stand. he's going to go ahead and say it. jesse is thinking, this is my kind of democrat. >> jesse: farther left than jimmy carter? where are we, democrats? >> greg: do you believe he's going to get a role in this administration? >> dana: no. if president trump could find a way for him to be constructed, perhaps but i think it is beyond sending jimmy carter to try to work on the diplomatic deal. just today the pentagon is saying we are readying the possibility of b-52 bombers to be ready to go. 1994, great effort. it didn't work. i think things have moved on so much further. >> greg: a lot of the media attacks on trump, they blame it on the fact that he tweets and stuff. he has a response. he says that it wasn't for

social media, he would have no platform. >> i doubt i would be here if it weren't for social media to be honest. there is a fake media out there. i get treated very unfairly by the media and i have a tremendous platform. somebody says something about me, i can go bing, bing, bing and take care of it. >> greg: the story, the media was forced to cover it. he tweeted about it. >> kimberly: he has to interject. if he doesn't tweet, they are not going to cover it. he's part of the process of keeping the press honest because otherwise they are not going to give him a fair shake. the problem is it doesn't fit their narrative. it's like trying on the prom dress. this is the wrong size. >> greg: i never had that problem. >> kimberly: too tight? >> greg: progressive prom.

it lends itself to a volatile relationship, juan. it's something that maybe this is the new normal, as i like to coin. >> kimberly: didn't you ban them? >> juan: what was interesting to me, only think about president trump. i think, contrary to you, i think he's having a very difficult time as president of the united states, and i think he has divided the country and i think his poll numbers suggest that. what was striking to me, i read this material and it said trump's coverage has been negative. it also said almost half the time all news coverage of the country is about one man, donald trump. secondly, most of the voices who are commenting on donald trump are not wacky lefties. they are republicans.

>> greg: this is a good point. >> jesse: people on the network's book conservative haters of donald trump. >> juan: they are republicans. >> jesse: republicans for their shows on sunday where they don't have a lot of respect from the grassroots. they have always disliked trump from the primary. that's why they get a lot of press coverage. they are the first ones to criticize the president. i think network's book people they want to hear from and it happens to be people who hate trump. >> greg: it's like when a network will find a democrat that agrees with you. [laughter] >> dana: juan, are you available? when people -- if i'm out and about and people complained about juan. i am like weight, this guy is pro-education reform. he likes capitalism. believes in personal responsibility. you could do worse. >> jesse: what a complement. >> kimberly: great writer, historian. it >> greg: i am getting sick. this article from "the wall street journal" this morning landed on my desk.

landed on my desk, i.e. a producer came over and said you better talk about this. anyway, scott adams wrote a piece for "the wall street journal" called "the power of the presidential tweet." the argument behind this is i think he's using humor, and humor is the important part of persuasion and things that are funny are easier to remember. >> dana: i totally agree with that but i go back -- some of the things other people thought were very funny, i personally didn't think were funny. that's okay. i like corny jokes. the nicknames, the name calling. i didn't think it was funny. i saw people cracking up. they loved it. when he called kim jong un rocket man, i thought that was funny. >> jesse: little rocket man. >> kimberly: jesse loves those. >> greg: scott adams calls it the linguistic kill shot because

when you label somebody with that, it's hard to unlabeled them. when you think crooked hillary, it took over almost as a persona. >> dana: jimmy kimmel, maybe he should have tried to be funnier when he was making his points about the obamacare changes. >> jesse: he is no jon stewart. >> kimberly: he needs a nickname. >> jesse: we like jamie. in case i have to sell a book. >> kimberly: i want to be nice nice. roger goodell's go to super bowl parties. >> juan: i was thinking about what scott adams said and i agree about humor. i think it's extremely effective as a tool of persuasion. in donald trump's case, if there is one area where i would say donald trump is a genius, it's at this naming of people. but it's not a nice thing. i think it's almost like schoolyard bullying. it can be diminishing.

like, you are the short guy, you're the tall guy. >> greg: little marco. >> dana: low energy jeb. >> greg: you can't remove it. >> juan: i don't know i would say to any young person that's a good thing to do. >> kimberly: i like when he goes "sad." >> dana: every once in a while, it's not just on twitter where he's funny. he has these asides. even in a teleprompter speech, there are points where he will repeat something. and it's funny. >> juan: before you go, i want to say what struck me about jimmy carter's thing was the negative relationship he's had with barack obama. mrs. carter said michelle obama did not invite her to a meeting of presidential wives on mental health. she's been in the forefront of mental health efforts across the country. i thought that was kind of mean. >> greg: who don't know how relationships work out, even among allies.

>> juan: someone asked him, do you have president obama's email. jimmy carter said no. >> jesse: president obama was famous for not calling any of the former presidents for advice when he was in office. clinton would call. obama thought he had it all figured out. >> greg: i figured out we have to go to a break. smooth transition. >> kimberly: there is your friend. >> greg: where? what do you mean? >> kimberly: go. >> greg: frederica wilson demands an apology from general john kelly. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night. with accident forgiveness, your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it.

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♪ >> kimberly: frederica wilson continues to politicize the death of fallen service members, still lashing out at chief of staff and gold star father kelly. >> john kelly is almost i guess you could say he was a puppet of the president, and what he was trying to do was divert the attention away from the

president onto me. he basically just lied on me. not only does he owe me an apology, but he was an apology to the american people because when he lied on me, he lied to them. and i don't think that's fair. i think it's wrong. >> kimberly: in a new tweet, the president called her "wacky" and the gift that keeps on giving for the republican party because she is a "disaster" for them. >> jesse: do i like the sequins? i would let you know. i don't want to attack a grieving widow. she can grieve however she wants to. she just lost her husband. i do know this episode is not bringing any closure to her. i can imagine it's not bringing any closure to the memory of sergeant johnson. and i think what's happened now. i can only imagine she has network tv people calling her

all the time now. i don't know where she's getting advice from. but the president now, does he want to make more calls to widows? i would think now anytime he makes a call, is it going to be recorded? is someone going to be snooping? is going to be exploited for political purposes? john kelly has felt a lot of pain throughout this episode. i know everyone is grieving. i know the media has been acting like vultures. i'm sure they have banging on her door. not only -- i didn't see a lot of benghazi family members on abc news. members of kate steinle's family on abc news. they are selective with who they use. i think congressman wilson, what's the purpose of going public with the condolence call? was it to make herself into a rock star? was it to her donald trump? i found some video. maybe we can can show it tomor.

the congresswoman on the floor, fbi agents were gunned down and knew they were going to put their lives on the line and still did it. she had trouble pronouncing the name of one of the fbi agents. for her to turn around and say donald trump did the same thing is completely unfair. she also tweeted. we can pull it. i didn't want to pull it during your segment. i know how kimberly rolls. i am very afraid of her. she also tweeted something discouraging. she said "niger is president donald trump's benghazi. he needs to own a -- own it." i thought that was being exploited as a conspiracy to hurt hillary and obama. okay, she needs to get her story straight. >> juan: i have such a strongly different view. i would start with this, jesse. first and foremost. you are right about this, kimberly.

niger is a serious topic. people don't know what happened. a lot of people are thinking, where we there? last week you asked jennifer griffin. a lot of people don't know why we are there. what's going on? how long have we been there? questions about what happened to la david johnson's body. all these questions. it's an ongoing issue. it's a real news story. >> jesse: i want to find those answers too. >> juan: fine, the second thing to say. frederica wilson, kelly was wrong on two scores. first of all, clearly the president did say that your husband knew what he was getting into. and it did cause the window and the mother to get upset and cry. that's just not good. secondly, here comes kelly calling frederica wilson an empty barrel and saying she took credit for something she didn't do which was to raise funding for new fbi headquarters in

florida. it turns out there's a video and the video shows she did no such thing. >> jesse: i saw the transcript of what she said. she was tooting her own horn. >> juan: i don't care. it's not what kelly said. kelly comes across as an enabler for trump and covering for him. >> kimberly: he was privy to it, the conversation, and has every right to participate in a conversation not only as chief of staff but as a gold star parent. >> jesse: that's a good point, but told her she because she was in the car with the grieving family. "the five" i think there was another way for the congresswoman to express it. it would've been to privately call the white house and ask to speak to general kelly and tell him i want to let you know the widow was upset when the president said this. and i think it would be good for you to tell the president that so that in the future, he has more information because he is going to make more of these

calls. those are important phone calls to grieving people. we wouldn't be talking about any of this if there had been some judgment on her not to decide to go public immediately. if that calls not returned or not taken, then maybe you decide to go to the public. there is another way to do it. these children are going to crop and be able to read all of this. so let's stop it. >> kimberly: i love when you do that. >> greg: i don't really want to talk about this. >> kimberly: next. >> greg: no, i am good. i am tired of picking at this scab. as a show we can't because our producers pick the stories but we should reduce the inclination to pick aside all the time. when you weigh down one side within opinion, then the other side needs to create an opposite weight. if i say this and i say this and juan will say this and i will say this in jesse and juan. it never ends, even though we

hate doing this. we don't like this story. no one is coming out of this looking very good, and it's sad we are having this conversation. believe me, there are other stories out there. a lot of other stories out there that we could do. anyway, i think jesse made a good point about this idea of trump's benghazi. it was an ambush versus terror attack. we're not playing the ambush on a movie. we are blaming it on isis. this is the first time they are admitting benghazi exists and that it matters. but it reveals they are seeing it as a shameless political albatross to hang around trump's neck rather than to figure out what happened to four slaying heroes. with benghazi, it was a terror attack blamed. >> kimberly: thank you. a new twist in the rush occlusion probe. robert mueller reportedly looking into a family member of one of hillary clinton's top aides. coming up. i rode shotgun in lead humvee and i looked for bombs.

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♪ >> dana: special counsel robert mueller isn't just looking into the trump campaign ties to russia. he is now reportedly investigating the brother of hillary clinton's former campaign chair john podesta. tony podesta and his democratic lobbying firm are in the cross hairs following an inquiry into the finances of the former trump campaign chair paul manafort. there is a federal criminal inquiry into whether podesta's firm violated the foreign agents registration act. the president addressed whether he's been advised to meet with mueller himself. >> i don't know. i mean, nobody's asked me to do that. there is no collusion. i can tell you that. everybody is saying that. you have senate meetings, senate hearings. nobody has asked us to do interviews anywhere. they have found no collusion. in fact, the other side even

admits it. they come out of these hearings, senate or house, and say is there collusion? everyone looks like there's no collusion. >> dana: kimberly, the firm, the podesta group is being looked at because paul manafort is accused of not registering under this act. seems like this is a problem in washington. the podesta group was also getting paid by a kremlin backed group of ukrainian fighters. and they also just happened to not actually register under this act. now they are saying they are trying to register, make sure they are fully compliant. now they are muddied in the waters too. >> kimberly: you can't treat them differently. it's hypocritical. it's a double standard. the time frame, there some cross over. let's do a full rush occlusion investigation there. if that's what you want to do, let's just take a look at all of it because they are both trying to go back to fully comply and register properly to comport with the law and that act to try

to clean it up. obviously they are also looking at manafort, other information to be able to give them. may be other financial miss dealings they are trying to hold him. the whole headline, trump and collusion in everyone working with him, it's really awful. if you go back and look at what was said and the damage done the things that were printed that were outright lies. >> dana: juan, do you think this looks bad for people close to the clintons? >> juan: no. this does not involve john podesta, who was the clinton campaign chair. it's his brother. so he's not under any investigation. it's all about -- >> kimberly: it's his firm. tony runs the podesta group. >> juan: he is 1 of 6 firms paul manafort brought in. he didn't register on the acts

you were talking about but retroactively tried to register which is legal. nonetheless, i think it's caught the attention of bob mueller. what was going on there would seem to be that the u.s. lobbyists were not only making a ton of money. i mean, this was big money. you had six people feeding at the trough. this is another example of how russia gets involved in american government. >> dana: "the hill" newspaper said the russians were trying to find a way to mess with hillary clinton all the way back to 2009. that's when she was hitting the reset button. >> greg: yeah, they are gremlins, the russians. gremlins from the kremlin. i want to find out about the collusion stuff. i think we are coming down that road that it was basically russians being russians. this is a hotel flashlight that exposes the blemishes of bias in the media. in the media landscape, if you salivate over occlusion but dismiss these stories, that's the exposure. >> kimberly: like a black

light? >> greg: a black light. same thing goes with the uranium story. if you don't care about the uranium story but you are crazed over collusion, that's your bias. the problem with this story, not as juicy because two sentences in, it's a little tedious. if you want to get away with it, make it boring. don't steal diamonds. >> dana: it is called the foreign agents registration act. it's a mouthful. >> jesse: what did you say? i am not salivating. i think the probe is bogus from the beginning. obviously mueller is looking to nail somebody to the wall on a tiny deal, so you better make sure your taxes are in order. you better make sure your filings are in order. i'm kind of with kimberly. do we want hillary thrown in jail? a part of me says no. she's too old. she's a grandmother now. i don't want to see bill clinton

behind bars. we are criminalizing politics. but if you want to play hardball, and start knocking down donald trump's door and putting him under oath and saying this. 20 years ago you did this deal. i say, game on. investigate the swamp. you have every appropriations thing under the microscope, every donor, every fund-raiser, every lobbyist. make sure the whole swamp is put under oath because the whole thing reeks that has a funny way of boomer ringing on democrats. samantha power said she unmasked hundreds of people. many people were unmasked under her name. loretta lynch is in the cross hairs. this susan rice story hasn't been corroborated. when the dust settles, it's funny who is may be criminal. >> dana: you look at p.r. firms and lobbying firms in d.c. who were more than willing to take money from the russians. the kate steinle murder trial began today in san francisco. details straight ahead on

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champion. ♪ >> jesse: a jury heard opening statements this morning. immigration and sanctuary cities. the kate steinle murder suspect went to trial today. he is an illegal immigrant who was deported five times before he allegedly killed 32-year-old steinle in 2015. he was left back in the country by san francisco which grants safe haven to illegals. short after kate was gunned dow down, i flew across the country to confront the board of supervisors. >> the city of san francisco let this guy out. even though the feds said hold him. i am here to find out why you did that.

because this sanctuary city policy that you guys still support is costing lives. you know what kate said? her last words. look at the picture. you aren't looking. look at the picture. you afraid? i know it is tough. her last words were "help me." help me. why aren't you helping her? >> jesse: kimberly, you are familiar with the politics of san francisco. you could see more kate steinles yet the board would not do anything about sanctuary city policies. >> kimberly: with all due respect, there is a built-in, baked and liberal bias and i saw it firsthand not only as first lady but as a prosecutor. even trying to get a true identification of an individual, they would fight you tooth and nail. no one was complying with i.c.e. detainers. extremely frustrating. people coming in and going out.

in county jail for two or three days and being released back out. criminal recidivism. it's a senseless loss of life it could have been prevented by administrations and officials and bureaucracies following the law, adhering to the law in the books. it seems public safety felt as i place at the expense of a really proactive policy on immigration as it relates to illegal criminal aliens. >> jesse: kimberly makes the point that it was a preventable tragedy. the media still does not want to talk to the story. give a beautiful young woman. you have tromped involved in the story, the city of san francisco, political corruption. this guy was deported five times. he was a felon. you would think he was on the news constantly. >> greg: if you look at an issue like gun-control on the way the media has been spending a lot of time clamoring for more laws. we need more laws.

there suddenly law and order about gun control. this case proves you how to existing laws weren't enforced. if you had enforce the laws, you would be alive. how can you ignore that while clamoring for more laws for guns, arguably laws that wouldn't have stopped anything. consistently you should say they should enforce this law because this law is on the books. if you're going to feel strongly about gun control, how can you not feel strongly about this? it is still about law and order. the interesting thing i'm wondering is how it's going to pan out. i have been reading up on this, whether they find out this was an accident. and how is going to play out if they find out -- they talk about the bullet. the bullet has kind of a dent in it which means it ricocheted. what does that mean? does it mean -- >> kimberly: it doesn't matter. the law will not provide an excuse to say i didn't intend to kill you. it ricocheted.

i was shooting it. i purposely discharge it. >> jesse: this was a weapon stolen from a law enforcement officer's car. >> kimberly: the judge says that's immaterial as to where the gun originally came from. it's how the gun was used. what was its intended purpose? >> juan: the other part is you can't consider immigration status. that's not the issue here. the issue is whether or not -- he is charged with second-degree murder, jesse. his lawyers are saying this was an accident. the gun was stolen from the u.s. bureau of land management agent, from his car. we don't know how zarate got the gun but now the focus is on, was it involuntary manslaughter or an accident, in which case he should be acquitted. or maybe even is it a matter of mental illness or drug use, in which case you have a whole nother set of issues. to me, you guys are complaining

about so-called liberal media. mainstream media, let's put it that way. mainstream media not covering it. boy, as i recall, it was conservative media attacking immigrants, especially illegal immigrants who made this a cause celebre because they said we're going to hold the seven attack the immigrants. i don't see it as that. >> jesse: we are not attacking immigrants, juan. we are saying the city of san francisco should've never allowed them in the city because he had five felonies. >> juan: the federal government had arrested him. he had served some time. >> jesse: he was deported five times and kept getting arrested in san francisco and they never told i.c.e. about him. >> juan: they sent him to san francisco on a marijuana charge. >> jesse: numerous charges. also a harder narcotics problem. >> dana: there are six men and six women on the jury. it's interesting to me that this is how juries usually end up. this range of people from a

flight attendant, software engineer, nurse, marketing accountings, health economist. a jury of his peers will decide his fate, guilty or innocent and i guess the judge decides the sentencing. >> greg: not his peers. is that a jury of his peers? >> dana: that's how our system is. they say the trial would last four to six weeks. >> greg: a jury of his peers would be illegal immigrants. >> kimberly: they will appeal it on that, lack of change of venue, improper and not able to get a fair trial. wait for it. >> jesse: on a lighter note, it's the biggest concert of the year. super bowl headliner has been selected. the revealer and our thoughts up next. ould last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9?

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♪ >> juan: cool song. rumors are true. justin timberlake confirming he will headline this year's halftime at super bowl lii in a creative announcement alongside his pal jimmy fallon. >> excuse me, sir.

do you have the time? >> i was going to ask you. speak what i do have the time. >> you do have time. >> i do have time. >> you are doing the halftime show? >> juan: justin swears there won't be a wardrobe malfunction. his duo with janet jackson caused quite a storm a decade ago. three times. >> greg: i can think of anything i am less interested in then who was at the halftime. i don't care. i don't care about justin timberlake. i don't care about the super bowl halftime. i believe that's when it all started to fall apart, when they took us forward and turned it into a spectacle. they felt compelled to take

something that people want to watch for entertainment and they turned it into something celebrity driven and i would sit there and go, this is so not fun. and it used to be fun. now -- and so it's no surprise it turned into politics. >> kimberly: what if there is kneeling? >> greg: if he doesn't go out and neil he's going to get a lot of crap for it. you're supposed to be watching it for the sport. it's not to enlighten you. it's the nfl. i am done with it. >> juan: dana, one of the things people are talking about is the fact that janet jackson has never been invited back. the rumor is she is banned from super bowl have times. the league says that's not true but she was disinvited from grammy appearance. how come she gets the blame but not the guy? >> dana: isn't it typical? >> kimberly: i think it's unfair but not surprising. >> dana: i think broncos fans are going to enjoy when they are cheering on their team at the super bowl and they watch justin timberlake.

it's going to be great. >> juan: in minneapolis because you are a broncos fan. >> jesse: do you realize how bad they broncos are? >> dana: they are coming back, and juan has the colors on to prove it. >> juan: dana perino right here. you are a real fan. you love this part, but here comes greg saying it's become too political. it wasn't it beyonce with the black leather? seemed to be delivering a message. what do you think? >> jesse: >> jesse: only nonfool fans care about the halftime show. that's when the people get up and get excited. people who don't want football are there for the commercials and the halftime show. i could care less about the halftime show. i'm going to be watching my eagles at the super bowl. i'm probably going to be taking a bathroom break, restocking my snacks and wings.

>> juan: reality is, -- >> jesse: you are a redskins fan. >> juan: i am a washington football fan. >> jesse: you don't say the name of your team? >> kimberly: where have you been? >> juan: i think you're eagles should win. kimberly, a moment ago you said janet jackson you think came out on the bad and may -- on the deal. >> kimberly: we can do a dramatic reenactment and i will show you he is equally culpable. it's true. the two of them did the performance together. they both knew but he is back. very unfair. sad! >> juan: "one more thing" up next. you know who likes to be

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she realized she forgot her purse and left them there. >> kimberly: may be they ate. that was cute. >> juan: i had so many questions about that. i wanted to give a shout out to the broadcasting and cable news people. they had their 15th annual hispanic television summit in new york and invited me on a panel to discuss modern media and young hispanics. i was joined by fellow journalists from buzzfeed, abc news, cnn. everyone's ratings are up from broadcast or cable to social media. the biggest jump, hispanic news consumption. it was fascinating to hear about the strides hispanic media is making and the interest in it. >> dana: jesse is going to love this. french president emmanuel macron. his dog made quite a splash. they are at a meeting. they have a dog named nemo.

the dog took a leak on the fireplace. he is a rescue. they rescued him in august. they are still working on training. >> greg: 's rescue what used to be a pound dog? >> kimberly: something like that. super cute. a 9-year-old sends the president $3 and gets a letter back. elisha was concerned. he heard from his parents president trump was only going to take a salary of $1. take a lesson. >> how is he going to eat or drink or pay if he needs to pay for his bills? >> kimberly: in january, elijah sent him three bucks. he got the letter back,

including $3. he reinvested. >> dana: my friend runs a correspondent office. i didn't drop her name. >> greg: i know people who do important stuff. jesse is important. >> jesse: we'll see. all the five former presidents raising money for hurricane relief over the weekend. they raised i think over $33 million, quite incredible. there was a funny moment during president clinton's speech between w and obama. >> it can be a new beginning if we just do what we ought to do. >> kimberly: something is not right. he >> jesse: there goes w cracking a joke. did he find it funny? obama. >> dana: obama is trying not to laugh.

>> greg: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> bret: does the special counsel have a new target in the russia investigation? president trump denies his tax cut plan may go after your 401(k) and the president gets public support from a most unlikely source. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. there is evidence tonight that the special counsel investigation into russian interference in last fall's election may be changing course. or at least shifting tone. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the latest. >> special counsel robert mueller's office is exploring whether democratic lobbyist to