ourselves. good night. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." did steve bannon betray president trump? the president wouldn't answer the question earlier but he offered these words. >> i don't know. he called me a great man last night. he changed his tune pretty quick. thank you all very much. i don't talk to him.

>> dana: despite yesterday's public lashing from his former boss, bannon only had nice words to say last night. >> the president of the united states is a great man. going to the country, giving the speeches. i appreciate the kind words. >> dana: the ex-chief strategist faces the threat from the the presidents lawyers over "disparaging statements and violating the agreement not to -- he has been sent a cease and desist letter. so has michael wolff, who published bam." the president is trying to stop the book from being released but it is due out tomorrow. geraldo, i thought i would start with you. or kimberly. at this point the book is coming out. there's really nothing you can do legally, right? >> geraldo: you could do a cease and desist letter. i am opposed to them. they show kind of a panic.

they bring more attention than they are ineffective. there is a first amendment in this country. they have the right to publish and then be sued. it's obvious there are plenty of problems with the book as seen through the eyes of the trump administration. but they, trying to stop it ahead of time does nothing other than drive sales. the attorney they have hired as a formidable attorney. he crushed gawker.com on behalf of hulk hogan. that's real. but why draw even more attentio attention? it's come a look at this fire. it's the kind of thing you don't want to do. all it's done is accelerate the publication. >> dana: when you are dealing with a book p.r. situation if it's negative, there's two ways to deal with it. try to ignore it and start a bit of attention or try to

counterpunch. the president's statement was strong yesterday. >> i'm not going to waste my time of the country time going page by page talking out of book that's complete fantasy and just full of tabloid gossip because it's sad, pathetic. there are probably more than 30 requests for access to information from michael wolff that were repeatedly denied. he never discussed this book with the president. was repeatedly denied that, i think because we saw him for what he was and there was no reason for us to waste the president of the united states the time. >> dana: she is trying to clean up the mess she didn't start, inviting michael wolff and the white house in the first place. >> kimberly: they decided to give him access and he's had access. two very high profile people. he's had the ability to get these kind of interviews and get

unfettered access. early on in the administration, probably not a very good idea. ill-advised because you're not going to let somebody be exposed to the shop before state opens. like restaurants, there could be a lot of things going on. wait until it's baked in a bit. you let him in and he's like, he's listening. paying attention to everything, quite conversational. he's talking to everyone. what you think he may hear or not here, he's picking up with anything. he saw the sean spicer stuff. he's listening and absorbing the environment. that's what he does. in a situation like this, it's vulnerable for presidency, administration to put themselves at risk for someone like this that's obviously, a good writer, going to write this out. there's a lot of contention in terms of the accuracy of it but he says he has tapes as well.

publishers are trying to sell books. because of all the hype, all of the news coverage you see on every network about this, they want to capitalize in a free-market society, get the sales out. >> dana: the p.r. nightmare that a white house might be going through, it will end. two or three more days of the news cycle, probably the sunday shows and i think they will be on to another topic. >> greg: that is the beauty of the trump presidency. there is always something on the horizon. it blows your mind. >> kimberly: he needs to do a mika tweet immediately. >> greg: i agree with kimberly 100% on everything she said. so it's news that it's chaos and dysfunctional when nonpoliticians actually move into the political realm. this guys there witnessing

cronies out and you end. these are people that have not governed who are like the people -- yeah, you can say he's a billionaire buddies kind of like your uncle. your uncle just became president. i challenge he's one of us, if we became president, maybe except for dana, we would've had a similar experience i think the book's message -- you made a good point about the writer. this is not about a perfect white house. it's about a human white house. these are not beautiful people from aspen or harvard. these are people who can barely shave. bannon shaves half his face. people who are ignorant of politics but savvy of the streets. you put street fighters in there from queens and elsewhere. democrats have to be consistent about this because they nominated a neo-fight over

hillary clinton, remember? they did it first with obama. they won. this is the pendulum. lastly, you said wolff is a good writer. he is. the reporting is strange. it feels like he's forcing observations and conclusions to fulfill the good story writing. he has a great story. he writes an active voice. but the reporting is in the passive. it's as if things are happening without a reason. i think that's weird. part of me says yeah, a lot of this could happen but it's like he is shoveling it into a way that fits the story. >> dana: from "the new york times," a thin read, well-written, could've used a copy edit. >> greg: that his rivalry. that's her going i wish i had that book. >> dana: may be what greg is saying -- >> jesse: it's like "the five" came into the white house and is an author they're documenting everything. all of a sudden a year later. kimberly was on the phone half

the time. greg was complaining about his apartment. jesse was a jerk. juan was late. >> kimberly: geraldo lost his shirt. >> dana: i was tapping my foot and being annoying. >> jesse: dana was judging everybody with her eyes. >> kimberly: is this a true story? >> jesse: they all say trump didn't know jim boehner. he had been leaking, >> dana: he was on the record. when he was in alabama for the roy moore event on stage on live television he was basically making fun of ivanka for saying

there is special place in hell for people who are accused -- no love lost. >> jesse: the don jr. thing and jared. >> kimberly: not from day one. this wasn't any kind of kumbaya love situation between steve bannon, ivanka, jared, don jr., gary cohn. >> dana: the team of rivals concept? >> greg: it's more like "dallas." >> dana: helped me out, geraldo. don't you agree with me? >> geraldo: this notion where they make an observation is damning is the fact that they want to invoke the 25th amended that the president is having these memory and emotional lapses and he's not himself. this is such bunk. i'm sorry to say, but this is courting people who spend no time with the president. i didn't spend any time with him over christmas but we were

together for an hour coming back from puerto rico. it was just the two of us. i've known him for 40 years. we did "the "celebrity apprentice"" together. he is as sharp as ever, as relaxed as ever. in terms of his physical prowess, he can outrun me easily. to damn him in that way with a charge that's not vague and that incendiary, it's very unfair. >> jesse: trump is a fast runner? >> greg: saying he could outrun you. [laughter] >> kimberly: candy out box people can say whatever they want. the president is very hardworking. he campaigned as hard as anybody who ran for the president. he had no fatigue in the situation. he was all in, trying to win.

way more than hillary clinton. let's be honest. she was trying to collect dollars. he was trying to collect votes. 1:00 in the morning, he would show up in michigan and make sure he made those rallies. every time we were at one of those conventions or debates, he was out of old time doing the press gaggle. say what you want, maybe it's accurate criticism but don't misrepresent a lie about the man's ability and his stamina. he wanted to win. there isn't a day in his life that he doesn't wake up and say i want to crush it. i want to make the other guy cry for his mom. >> greg: some of these things could be true. he could eat cheeseburgers in bed. that's a problem? >> kimberly: who doesn't? >> greg: that's how i want to go. let's say you look at some

things and you think they could be true. temperamental, impulsive, whatever you think. i want to quote this guy. he said if a candidate or a person connects with you on one big thing, then all the little things become little and they become acceptable. i had a locked of problems with a lot of things, mainly about behavior and things we talked about but the big thing which was the message over national domestic security. the fact that he nailed that down in the distance follow-through me accept the fact that he might say something that goes oh, i can't believe he said that but the fact is if you get the big thing right, the little things don't matter. >> kimberly: give credit for the accomplishment. >> greg: the economy. >> kimberly: 25,000. people don't want to talk about it. they want to talk about whether he eats cheeseburgers.

>> dana: new investigations into hillary clinton's private server again.

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hillary clinton. the justice department has reopened the investigation into the former secretary of state's use of a private email server, something president trump has been asking for quite a while. source tells "the daily beast" attorney general jeff sessions to describes the probe -- there is clearly reason for more investigating. judicial watch found out 18 classify emails were found on anthony weiner's laptop. he's the husband of hillary's top aide huma abedin. greg, do we need to let this go? do you think there is real reason to dig back in? >> greg: i feel bad for every investigator who needs to handle anthony weiner's laptop. god knows what's been on there. chemicals to spray it down. the guys come in hazmat suits.

they have tongs. >> kimberly: like csi tongs. >> greg: a vat of acid. >> kimberly: blacklight. this isn't a professional show. >> greg: anybody in the lower office would be getting three hots and a cot. prison, not dr. seuss. at least somebody is being consistent about this in the sense that it's like trump is like a dog that already caught the car and kept running. still wants to do this. >> jesse: he wasn't going to do it when he was elected. he said he was going to let bygones be bygones. now that he's been attacked come he's going to turn the heat up on the left. >> dana: it will be interesting to see if the doj is really doing anything. this is an anonymous story leaked to "the daily beast." you have a story saying one republican leaning strategist saying this makes sense because he would have finally some

nonpartisan people, objective people look at her email situation. then you have giving bulges the white house -- you have the other thing, the white house continues to agitate. >> jesse: do you think jeff sessions has been browbeaten by the president on twitter? >> kimberly: poor thing. you go where justice leads you. he should be doing an investigation if new evidence has come to light. you have an obligation to go forward and examine it. give a full, fair, impartial evaluation. by the way, if new evidence -- fine. if new evidence comes to light, why wouldn't you? >> geraldo: get over it. >> kimberly: get over what?

>> geraldo: is there one scintilla of evidence that suggests the russians got any intelligence from hillary clinton's private email server? you already ruins the career of trey gowdy. >> kimberly: jason chaffetz got hired here. i think he's winning. what's wrong with you. >> geraldo: so old, so stay old, so pointless. >> greg: that is my point about the consistency. you won the election, you let it go. by not letting it go, it shows you are moral. >> kimberly: when you shine a light on someone, you are not ruining someone's career. jason chaffetz sat in jesse's seat. >> geraldo: what's the big headline? there was some guy that serviced her private computer that misled the fbi. they chose not to prosecute him.

they giving immunity instead. so he's got immunity. where does it go? he goes no place. this is a waste of time and it distracts from the department of justice. makes them look like lackeys. makes sessions look like kate mckinnon on saturday i've jumping out of the closet sitting on trump's lap. hillary's email. i'm so sick of it. it is like benghazi in the sense that there's nothing there. move on. go after the democrats on something. >> kimberly: we are all in on benghazi. >> greg: when they blamed benghazi on a video, that was a pretty big lie. >> kimberly: and put the guy in jail. he >> geraldo: the first million times i was with you. >> greg: i don't think you let anyone forget a lie they haven't admitted. hillary lived off that lie. >> geraldo: you have the

american economy, full employment. >> kimberly: you can walk and chew gum. why not examine both? >> jesse: he's using his leverage because they are turning the screws to him on some unfair stuff. you said "lock her up" in the green room and i'm knocking to let you get away with it. joe biden tearing into president trump. set off by that nuke tweaked. so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. it's regions... ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancestors are from... and the paths they took to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com

otherwise known as the cannabis news network, joe biden kneeled trump on judgment about communicating. >> i think it shows really poor judgment for the president to

perform the way he does, particularly with tweets but not just tweets. words matter. this is not a game. this is not about, can i puff my chest out bigger than your chest? it's not presidential. >> greg: biden told trump how words matter. he could supply americans funniest home videos with the decade full of flubs. i kid, joe. we know what he's up to. he is taking his toe in the pool of the next election. let's hope he is wearing swim trunks this time. he tends to forget them. labeling trump's rhetoric is not presidential, it misses the point entirely that rhetoric may be providing progress missing when biden was too busy hugging everything that moved. biden seems stuck in the past.

fred flintstone in a jetson world. and yet he is the democratic party's new blood. since trump unleashed his tweets, north and south korea are talking. amazing that a twice divorced dude like trump is such a good marriage counselor. other countries are finally coming around to our way of dealing with north korea. sometimes you have to speak crazy to beat crazy and it's more persuasive than the analysis and paralysis that characterized obama's chin stroking navel-gazing. the evidence suggests we are winning. focusing on words not deeds reveals biden's ignorance of success. let's hope that's all he reveal reveals. hmm indeed. is he gearing up?

>> kimberly: gearing up indeed indeed. his rhetoric sort of matches that. we see the democratic party and the left twinning with the mainstream media, this hyperbole of president trump. maybe he should be blocked. maybe he should be impeached. it's reckless, endangering all of us. poking the cage of north korea and making us unsafe and no one can sleep at night. he is appealing to that mood, that sort of panic, euphoria over trump. they get excited. maybe this will be it. ultimately i think joe biden is probably thinking he should have run instead of hillary clinton. >> greg: he has had more gaffes than a gaffe making machine.

>> dana: are recounting that? >> greg: it's funny that he is now the arbiter of this. >> dana: i think he is trying to put his toe in. i think that's why he was speaking so slowly. he was trying to be cautious in his words which will not necessarily help you won and election. i think we just learned that. it's going to be different under president trump because he's not going to talk to our enemies the same way he talks to the united kingdom and italy. talking to north korea is going to sound and feel a little bit different. if north and south korea this we cannot decided to open up a hotline, maybe hostilities deepened. i think the administration would've had the flexibility to say that's what we want. we will be praising it and saying it's right. they are flexible. i don't think anybody knows what the end game is here. >> greg: i think i know it. everything is going to be great. [laughter] >> kimberly: lego movie.

everything is awesome. >> greg: for the world. not necessarily for me. >> jesse: i don't think president trump is been very presidential. he is a new age presidential. that's what joe biden is missin missing. he was low-energy. i've never seen them like that. it was kind of ridiculous and to say he has poor judgment, biden was against reagan putting missiles in poland. he was against "star wars." he was against the bin laden raid. he wanted to divide iraq in three countries. he was for retreating from iraq. he has no legs to stand on. why are we listening to joe biden in the first place? >> geraldo: isn't it not about biden? it's about north korea. as i said yesterday, it's about the deeds, not the words and what happens. president trump agreed to suspend the joint military exercises with south korea,

there by lowering or conceding something to north korea, making it more likely that the north korea south korea reproach making more likely the joint delegations for the lipids. there is real progress. they have to do is understand new yorkers are different. very flamboyant nature. there's an aspect of him in terms of the charismatic reality show background he has and promoting big business and creating big business. there's an aspect of him that's a lot of flash but when it comes to the bang, you have to look at his policy. in this case, it's traditional, positive, it has succeeded apparently. i think you've got to give the president a break. >> greg: joe biden is the new blood of the democratic party. i'm excited about that. >> geraldo: he liked that music you chose. >> greg: he is a big fan.

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♪ >> kimberly: a big battle brewing over a trump administration crackdown on marijuana and states that have legalized it. jeff sessions issued a memo ordering obama administration directives to be rescinded. want to discourage the enforcement of federal marijuana laws in states where it's legal, like colorado. that states republican senator was not happy about it. >> senator sessions told me marijuana something wasn't going to be on president trump's agenda. that was back in the spring of 2016 and up until 8:58 this morning, that was the policy.

one tweet, one policy later, a complete reversal. of what many of us on the hill were told what we had continued to believe the last year and without any notification, conversation, or dialogue with congress. completely reversed. >> kimberly: up in smoke. here is the white house on the subject. >> the president believes in enforcing federal law. that would be his top priority. regardless of what the topic is, whether it's marijuana or its immigration. the president strongly believes we should enforce federal law. >> kimberly: colorado's attorney says the office won't change the approach to prosecuting marijuana laws. >> dana: if i were there, i would have voted against it. passed by a big majority and i think if it were to be held up again for a vote, would pass by

a bigger majority. they love the money and the freedom. there are downsides to it. what cory gardner is saying is that on the merits of it, if he had a promise from jeff sessions this wasn't going to happen. i think he deserves an explanation as to the rest of us as to why there's a change. what sarah sanders said is absolutely true and this has been a problem from the beginning. there is a federal law that says marijuana is a schedule one narcotic. you have states that passed laws saying it's legal so then you have state law saying it's fine. federal law supersedes state law. the obama administration was like u.s. attorneys, don't worry about it. pretend you don't see it. what jeff sessions is saying is were not going to do that anymore. if you are a u.s. attorney and you want to go after big corporate weed, go for it. what basically has to happen is if congress wants to fix this, they need to pass a law to get marijuana off that list. >> kimberly: that's what needs to happen.

like those cartoons, how to become a bill. >> greg: this confused me, this act. thank you for the clarification. even though you are on the wrong side of the law. >> dana: actually i am on the right side of the law federally. >> greg: morally you are wrong. i will get to that. you are an immoral person about pot. >> jesse: you roll your eyes at him. >> greg: i think this is allowing sessions to be what he wants witches to go after gangs, be the law enforcer. like you said, it's going to end up letting the states make up their minds. he gets these attorneys discretion with limited resources and then maybe it happens. maybe it doesn't but he can say i did my thing but it will still be okay for the people who want to get high. the big picture here for me is that drugs are guilty of coming in second.

alcohol got there first in this race as an acceptable form of release. it was like we decided as a culture we can only handle one thing. we can only handle alcohol which is arguably far worse than pot when it comes to so many things. maybe science will show us differently when we start doing research and start looking at whether people are dying from this, dying in the same numbers that they die from alcohol which is so lopsided. i think you can count on your hand how many people have died from pot overdoses. you may not be able to counted on a finger. >> kimberly: i like your opinions about climate better. >> greg: this is a lot of wasted energy. part of being human is seeking an escape from life. we have a right to pursue happiness even though it's impossible. happiness is okay if it's a pack of camels but if you choose some other way, you get judge for it. >> dana: it is rare that i'm

called immoral. >> greg: that's why i'm doing it. >> geraldo: reefer madness. we have an opioid crisis, half the country addicted to heroin and the attorney general and the justice department -- it's ridiculous. >> dana: they need to explain it better. they should've had an excellent nation rather than us sitting here thinking they want to go after individual pot smokers. i don't think that's fair intention. >> geraldo: it wasn't clear from what the attorney general said. >> dana: i know. >> geraldo: telluride colorado, they have four stores downtown. they're not going to go back on that. california, lines around the corner. i bet 80% of people watching right now are smoking pot. >> greg: we are hiring now. >> kimberly: explains a lot, greg. no one is trying to dip into your wine, phil's situation whatever you have going on.

geraldo, this is more like dana saying it's a messaging and communications problem i don't think they are going after people using medical marijuana. this is where the two worlds collide of drug trafficking, dea, narcotics, guns, money. or all of that is actually a big problem. >> geraldo: potential $68 billion industry employing 250,000 people, and all this did was put uncertainty where certainty seemed to be emerging. >> kimberly: they've got to fix it. >> geraldo: all it has done his crippled people who had business plans. there was a market and they were given a signal by the 44th president and now the attorney general of the 45th president is changing his mind. >> jesse: i am a hypocrite on weed. i smoked it but i don't want want my children to smoke it.

i don't think it's very good for you. i don't think it's good for teenagers to smoke it. i get that they are. i understand normal adults are going to smoke it if they want to. i don't think they should be drinking and smoking at the same time. that's a little dangerous but if people have a medical condition, if weed helps, that's good. i know it's been abused. >> greg: you are writing a fence so hard, you should see a doctor. >> jesse: i think -- >> kimberly: how about everybody? >> jesse: i don't mind if its gay marriage, we need to, they voted for it. >> kimberly: you are like a groupon coupon. going after everybody. >> dana: if there wasn't a federal law say you couldn't. president trump is saying to congress deal with it. there is a problem.

i give you one example. if you are going for a government job in colorado and you need a top secret clearance, now they are running out of employees who can pass the drug test and get employed and work on these government planes. either the congress needs to do something or the state needs to figure it out. or the words needs to get out to younger people that if you think you are going to work for the federal government, you're not going to be able to smoke pot. if you live in colorado or washington. >> greg: the military. how many young guys who smoke pot who are good, strong people. >> dana: i think if congress would take president trump on his offer to get this into a state of more certainty, it would be better off for everybody. >> kimberly: specificity. otherwise cheech and cong need not apply some folks in

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>> geraldo: new laws went into effect on the first. big brother taking a tiny step backward in oregon. oregon, one of two states that prohibited drivers from pumping their own gas. no self-serve gas in oregon. new jersey is the other. now oregon will allow stations in smaller towns to offer self-service. that's apparently set off a mock five panic. local news station asking residents to react. hysterical responses gone viral. one, i don't even know how. another one: i don't want to smell like gas. another one, i had to do it in california and i almost died. you ever pump your own gas? >> kimberly: what do you think is the answer to that question >> geraldo: what about your

nails? >> kimberly: if i have to do anything, i can do it. whatever it takes. i enjoy pumping gas. >> geraldo: get out. why? the way it smells? steve i know, i don't like the smell. what? you go in, do it, take care of it. i love to drive. i'm a good driver. i have driven sports cars. i like to pump my gas, make sure i'm putting in the good stuff. >> jesse: you sound like trump. best driver. >> geraldo: it's a blue state. do you think liberal nonsense? >> jesse: if you grew up not pumping your gas, i could see why you don't like it. i like it. the get the nozzle. i like to throw it in backwards, then you lean back on the car and check everybody out. >> kimberly: talk to people. >> jesse: a hi to everybody. >> geraldo: if your hands are freezing. >> dana: i grew up in colorado. i always pumped my own gas. when i got married, i don't the guy ever pumped gas again. if you go to new jersey, they

pump it for you. from an economic standpoint, these businesses are trying to stay alive and save money in one of the ways to do that is to allow for some self pumping. >> geraldo: it deprives people who would be gas station attendant. >> greg: that's progress. they offer this to me as a monologue and i thought ripping people who can't pump gas would be hypocritical since i haven't driven in five years. i can break the simplest machinery. earlier, i broke two corkscrews this week. it speaks to a larger issue that we are moving away from auto life to the smartphone. the smartphone is replacing the car. the highway is now broadband freeways. our minds are traveling and we aren't. our bodies are staying put. that's why we are -- or i am getting around her. i'm not going anywhere.

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♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing." have you seen, the entire east coast is getting pummeled by snow. there is a lot of it.

there is salt on the roads aren't dogs don't like it. put boots on your dog. here's an example. he hates it. it's terrible. peter took that video this morning. all he wanted to do -- he couldn't stand it. he wears boots. >> kimberly: it so hard to walk like that. >> jesse: a miniature edition of mom text. my mom texted me yesterday. really good show. but how about trying to come up with more meaningful and impactful "one more things." your score is not soaring. in response to this, member of the story last week, there was a time that virginia house of delegates. they are going to have to pick out of a hat. here's the winner. >> the winner of house district

94 is david yancey. >> jesse: the republican. i want to wish my younger sister a very happy birthday. allies are. i'm not going to say her age on air. >> greg: conservative? >> kimberly: thank you. in other news. a girl in tallahassee, florida, saw snow for the first time yesterday and she declared it the best day ever. snow here in the northeast is nothing new but today we had this massive snowstorm. snow bomb, cyclone, whatever. take a look at her reaction. >> it's snowing! i can't believe it. >> this is the best day ever. >> is it? >> kimberly: so cute. see how happy she was a question mark positive attitude. even though they just got an

inch of snow, she was joyful. she had a heart filled with gratitude. >> greg: she's also not an adult and hasn't grown to experience the horrors of life. >> dana: what do you have today? >> greg: greg's panicky news. me reacting to the snow when i couldn't get my wine delivered. [laughter] a lot of deliveries delayed. i broke my corkscrew. i couldn't get the wine. i ran around my apartment. >> dana: geraldo. >> geraldo: my principal residence is cleveland, ohio. i have been blessed with the cavaliers and cleveland indians. cleveland browns, worst team in the national football league. 0-16. they are having a parade nevertheless on saturday. walking counterclockwise around firstenergy stadium. they do have some great draft picks, so we are hopeful that

believe-land will have a great football team. >> dana: and they raised money for charity. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. bret, are you there? take it away. >> bret: thanks, dana. markets make our rapid rise, hitting all-time high as the feud over a new book about the president gets more intense, speeding up the publishing date. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. tensions may be high here in d.c. but the very public spat between the president and his former chief strategist over a new explosive book are certainly not hurting the markets. the dow has another record day on wall street, closing above the 25,000 mark for the first time ever. a full 37% higher since president trump was elected.