600 points. >> neil: they can turn it around. >> that is good news for asian markets wednesday. >> neil: thank you very much. ♪ >> dana: i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters command brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we've read the g.o.p. memo alleging surveillance abuses by doj and fbi investigating the trump campaign. the president also declassified the democratic rebuttal. we are awaiting a decision from the white house. >> the president has seen the memo. he met with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein within the last hour to discuss some of the differences between the two memos. and we are undergoing the exact same process that we did with

the previous memo in which it will go through a full and thorough legal and national security review. we are in the middle of that process. when that is completed, the president will be given a thorough briefing on the findings of the different organizations and stakeholders involved and will make a determination at that time. >> dana: democrats say they want they want to release as quickly as possible but they are also voicing some concern. >> what i am more concerned about is political redaction, not to protect sources or methods but redaction's to remove information they think is unfavorable to the president. that could be a real problem and that's our main concern at this point. it will certainly appear that the white house is trying to stonewall again if, in fact, they make these political redaction's that we fear. >> dana: there is a theory could beat a trap for the president. source tells fox news they were bottle is filled sensitive details intentionally to pressure the white house or to

block it or significantly redacted. i guess that's a ploy someone could use if they wanted to make a big deal out of it. >> kimberly: of course. it's a made-for-tv moment. if they redact anything, it's the least transparent president the country's ever seen. adam schiff will run to the podium, probably polo leg muscle trying to get there. look at this, it's all redacted. it is a made-for-tv moment and that's what they are hoping for. so bad and damaging for the president, wants to keep it out, wants to keep from the american people, only wants to release was favorable to him. it's an attempt to distract, that's the argument of what they will say. there's a little bit of a risk, you can't release one and not release the other. >> dana: the democrats really thought the republican metal was a flop. they basically said they overpromise and under delivered.

>> juan: they are unable to make the case. the problem here is that i think kimberly said it, should be released in the name of transparency which was the argument last week about releasing the devin nunes memo. the only problem there was that there was some which classified information not attached. it's hard to fully gauge whether or not they are making a serious case or it's just about discrediting the fbi, department of justice. in this case, you also have questions about classified information attached. the issue for me is once you agree to let out the republican memo, how can you not left out the democrats response? the only issue here is whether or not president trump, feeling he's being intentionally lured into a trap, decides no, i'm not going to do it and doesn't give a hoot what anybody has to say even though he is the one who put on the dog and pony show that started it. >> dana: my sense, jesse, is

that the white house will release it as long as it doesn't compromise sources and methods may be if there is some sort of trap and there they might try to go back to the democrats and say you need to fix it. my senses they were going to release it. >> jesse: they will. the democrats are running scared. they are afraid of the truth. they know the truth is not on their side. >> dana: scared of what? >> jesse: scared of the fisa memo. they are saying it's not a big deal because they know it's a big deal because they can't address the facts in the marriage. i don't trust schiff. he has a proven liar and a linker. he leaked the dungeon your testimony. and then he said this memo was going to jeopardize national security, the strzok or memo. those things were not true. trying to trap the president into rejecting something. who knows what the president is going to do. he's going to decide on national security. they know they have to play games because they can't address

the abuse they undertook at their own justice department and fbi. the real collusion is with history and the russians. she was the one who paid for an agent to go to russia. she was the one that paid for fake russian dirt, and she was the one that paid for the wiretap on the trump campaign. comey better lawyer up because he knew it was unverified and salacious. comey testified to the senate that it was unverified and salacious. yet he was the one that brought this unverified and salacious document to the fisa judge. that's against the law. you cannot present unverified information to a fisa judge. he is in big trouble. also, why did he deliver this unverified document president-elect trump when he knew hillary paid for it but didn't tell the president-elect that hillary paid for it. the day after he briefed the president on the dossier, it leaks. very suspicious. he should maybe stop writing a

book and lawyer up. >> juan: if i was a judge i would say lawyer, counselor, there was no relevance to anything you said. >> jesse: yeah? what's the one thing that was incorrect? one thing. >> juan: because the steele dossier may have been paid for by the clinton campaign, should have been ignored. as for the information -- >> jesse: it was unverified. you don't take unverified information to a fisa judge. >> juan: you don't know was unverified. we don't know it was unverified. >> jesse: call me said it was unverified. >> juan: no he didn't. >> jesse: yes, he did. he said it was unverified and salacious. and what's on the dossier that's been verified? our own brain room says -- are you going to go against your own company on this and comey? you just had comey and fox news. >> dana: wow. >> juan: you are out there, buddy.

>> jesse: this whole hoax is imploding and you're trying to cover it up. >> dana: not sure it is helping. >> brian: there is a giant donald trump looming over your shoulder. [laughter] i would like to back -- this is who is going to help heal the show. i liked it back "the new york times" effort to release the transcript of the petitions put in front of the fisa court and we will know once and for all for the first time since this court was created in 1978 what really went on in order to win over that judge. refresh my memory on this because it's about terror cases until president trump was elected. the judge sits there by himself. there is no counter argument or defense attorney. fbi says can you take a look at

this, i'd like a warrant. there is no pushback. >> dana: it's a little more difficult than that. >> brian: i would like a warrant. we will take a look. judging by everything i see, i'm only going to reject 12. it's rubber-stamped stamp and put forward. there's two things that are going to be interesting to find out in this memo. they say they are going to put in context andrew mccabe's statement when he said wouldn't have gotten this fisa warrant without the dossier. they say it's taken out of context but the quote is accurate. i can't wait to see how they put it in context. through laughter or something. the second thing, the footnote at the bottom of the page, says it's a political organization that paid for the dossier. didn't say hillary for america or democratic national committee or anything. we know that would've been blatant way to say who paid for the dossier that might've changed the judge's mind.

we don't know because we don't have the transcript. that's what we need to see. if i am a judge, the follow-up question would be what's the name of the organization they gave you this dossier. >> juan: what does it matter? >> brian: if you are coming at me and i say why is he mad at me, if my enemy is saying bad things about me before i get there, you are dispossessed to hate me. the people at a political motive, which is get how the re- -- get hillary elected. let's see the argument, the transcripts. >> juan: the first thing i would say as there were fisa requests on carter page way before donald trump -- >> brian: 2013. >> juan: subsequent requests. they had to be approved, especially the last case by road rosenstein -- rod rosenstein.

>> brian: why do you need the dossier? five times you needed the dossier. >> juan: the dossier doesn't exist until late 2016. >> dana: in order to get it approved another time, you have to prove there is still a need to be following somebody. and to provide additional evidence. i'm not necessarily thinking we need to open up -- it's a slippery slope, to open up all of law enforcement to crowdsourcing by people like us. i am not qualified. >> kimberly: undermines their ability. >> brian: it doesn't involve us. if i am carter, i would like everything. i'm the most important person in the world. if someone is surveilling me because of a petition in front of the fisa court. >> dana: carter page from this morning. take a look. >> these are your words. i served as an informal advisor to the staff to come here, advising the kremlin.

>> we were part of an informal group, meeting in geneva, paris. >> new york stock exchange. what i have seen thus far is ridiculousness. >> you've been under surveillance since october 2016. since that time, have you ever spoken to donald trump? >> i've never spoken with him since. i've never spoken with him any time in my life. >> no email, no texts come up. >> never. >> dana: never even talked to the president. >> brian: yet he threw the election for trump. >> jesse: not the sharpest knife in the drawer. they just released documents from 2015 from the justice department that said carter page actually helped the fbi put away russian spies and exposed them, that were infiltrating our systems. either he is a double agent, which he is not clearly. i don't think he is not smart. or why would the russians

recruit him again after he helped put russian spies away a few years ago? it doesn't make sense. and he's an informal, unpaid advisor to the trump campaign. it doesn't add up why you would open up an investigation. >> brian: it is so clear that papadopoulos and he threw the election for trump. it is so obvious. a guy he never talked to or texted threw the election and stopped hillary clinton to be the president. >> dana: i think we have beaten this memo to death for today. we'll find out tomorrow if there's going to be a democratic memo to be reviewed and picked apart. until then, could there be another government shutdown? over immigration, the president addressed it today. next. 'sup, world? it's the box with 30% savings for safe drivers.

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♪ >> kimberly: making the borders safe again always on the might of president trump. today heroes are to -- hosted a

roundtable. closing the loophole that allowed gang members to come in the country. >> these professionals cannot do their job unless we change the legislation. today we are going to get it done. i will go a step further. if we don't change the legislation, if we don't get rid of these polls where killers are allowed to come in our country and continue to kill, if we don't change it, let's have a shutdown. we'll do a shutdown and it's worth it for our country. >> kimberly: loopholes allowed an immigrant back in the country now suspected of killing two people over the weekend, including indianapolis colts player edwin jackson. the president calls it disgraceful. one of many such preventable tragedies. we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with illegal immigration fast. this is an issue he campaigned heavily on. the president is very passionate about it. you see another example of

someone who shouldn't be in the country, a criminal recidivist, and then takes two lives. >> brian: he tweeted about it this morning. the details, on the side of the road, he got stuck with an uber car. someone runs over him and the uber driver. even the vice president talked about it. i don't want to see these tragedies made into bigger stories. it's just an example. fundamentally it, everyone is getting hung up on the fact that he said shutdown. he's angry. he just left the ms-13 conversation. he still believes we are going too slow. number two, he sees this mccain-coons bipartisan agreement. let's get the daca and do nothing on the border. we will study it. big border, wide open. it's terrible. >> dana: when i watched this today, i was thinking he's

utilizing the bully pulpit and the most effective way. he is a fearsome communicator if you are on the other side. he is constantly able to take headlines of the day and a social media and drive a message on one of its preferred policies. on this one we have a story like out of indiana combined with the one that we know about kate steinle, it is still fresh in our minds, then passions run hot for his supporters and it ratchets up the pressure on people like senator joe manchin or claire mccaskill or senator donnelly of indiana. those are red states with blue senators they are up for reelection, and this issue does drive people to vote with their passion. not saying republicans are going to win necessarily but it does make it harder for them in particular. >> jesse: i don't think the democrats want a real immigration deal. they want to run on "republicans hate hispanics." they think they can get away with it because they know the media is going to cover for them. they are way out of the

mainstream on immigration. trump is offering them very generous, 1.8 million amnesty in exchange for a border wall that they all voted for in 2006. harvard study says nearly 70% of the americans support the daca deal in exchange for border wall and merit-based immigration system. they don't want to place, that's fine. we will show the government down. they will shoot themselves in the foot twice. they did it before. they will probably do it again. trump is going to stare them down and they will probably blink. in indiana, horrible situation. where is black lives matter? black athlete, great career, gets killed by a twice-deported illegal alien. haven't heard a word from black lives matter. what's that about? we have to secure the border. you have a house, you keep getting the house broken into, maybe get an alarm system. >> juan: is the immigrant a cop? >> jesse: no, but if it was a --

it was a preventable tragedy. >> juan: of another example of the kind of fraud president trump and his acolytes are throwing out there to distract people. >> jesse: not a distraction when someone dies. >> juan: not a distraction? what does the tragic death of this football player have to do with the immigration debate? it has nothing to do with it. >> kimberly: it has everything to do with it. >> juan: he could've been killed by an american who was a drunk driver. >> kimberly: but he wasn't. >> jesse: that american didn't cross the border twice. >> juan: the border is secure. >> jesse: how to get back in the country? >> juan: let's see if we can quiet jesse's yelling and look at facts. that's all i'm asking you to do. the fact is, 2017 saw the lowest level of border crossing in american history. second fact that i want you to

be realizing is that between 2005 and 2017, we went from 135 miles of border barriers to 635 miles. one final point, and this is where i disagree with dana about what an effective communicator he is. it is like 65% of americans oppose building this wall, see it as superfluous, redundant, waste of money and time we have a huge deficit. >> brian: i don't know where the last number came from. i think border security is extremely important. to be on the border and talking to our homeland security secretary, those numbers when he first took over, they went down because they thought the crackdown was coming. when it didn't come, it started picking up again. it's something president trump doesn't like to talk about. they on the other side are smart, they are looking at legislation. what are we doing? there is an urgency here. to me, it's so easy a deal.

could be the first time in 20 years we have legitimate improvement on the border and immigration in general. they want this, the country wants this, and they want border security. work it out. you can't say he is winging it. he gave a plan. he said these are four things i want. this mccain-plan is an insult. >> juan: let's get an immigration reform package passed. >> brian: studied the border coons wants to study the border. >> juan: respond to the actual issues on the border. humpty dumpty is going to have a fall. i >> kimberly: i don't think so, juan. president trump makes a joke

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♪ >> jesse: there is not a thing president trump can say that doesn't set off the hypersensitive lunch. democrats were stone-faced at the state of the union address and he had some fun mocking them yesterday. >> you are up there. you've got half the room going totally crazy, wild. they involved everything. they want to do something great for her country. and you have the other side, even on positive news, really positive news, they were, like, death. un-american. un-american. somebody said treasonous. i mean, i guess, why not?

can we call that treason? why not? i mean, they certainly didn't seem to love our country very much. >> jesse: the liberal media heard the word treason and went berserk. >> it's outrageous and we shouldn't get numb to it by saying that is just trump being trump. words have meanings. treason is a crime. to say that the democrats, the political opposition, is treasonous for the crime of not applauding you during a state of the union, it's nuts. incredible insecurity i don't think is good for the office. >> in every state of the union address, half of the congress spends most of their time applauding and the other half spends most of their time refusing to applaud. no president in history has ever been so ignorant or reckless or demented as to call that treasonous. >> jesse: settled down. the white house points out the obvious.

it was a joke. speak with the president was clearly joking with his comments about what isn't a joke as the democrats refused to celebrate the accomplishments of last year that has helped all americans. what i don't understand and i don't think the country understands is why democrats are so upset about lower taxes and higher wages. that is something everyone should be celebrating. >> dana: i think some jokes fall flat and the treason one is probably one of those, i probably wouldn't have said it. i like it when he says things, like when he says they didn't stand for me. they looked so grumpy. but that's okay maybe they will come around. i like it when he does something like that because he looks like he's trying to advance the ball. who cares if they didn't stand up. republicans didn't stand up for obama. for the media covering it incessantly, kind of makes a point, that it's ridiculous. so many big issues. one i couldn't get to today and

the 2:00 show, serious. bashar al-assad has been using chlorine gas against his people. are we going to stand for that? some of the issues here in the country, et cetera. >> jesse: dana did not like the joke and wouldn't have said it. brian would have made the joke. for key cares more about the flaws in front of them. he cares about the crew, the audience, he's looking to get the most out of them. we've seen the live events. he exaggerates. it's part of putting on an outstanding show. that's why it's not just a political rally. you never know what he's going to say. i was able to see other politicians who have said something similar. joe biden says of mitt romney and paul ryan, they bet against america all the time. g.o.p. opposing global warming legislation is treasonous.

house g.o.p. committing acts of treason by shutting the government down. this has been a common phrase. >> jesse: they have been accusing trump of being a traitor for colluding with russia which they haven't proven. >> kimberly: they are hypocritical in that sense. hypocritical hyperbole. they can use it but they don't like it when it's used against them. obviously the president was making a joke, sort of like tongue-in-cheek. guess what else. the president is used to people applauding and liking what he has to say. he did all of those rallies. that's what he is used to. he's used to getting the big response and winning in the room and everybody loving it. >> brian: he might not do it this year. >> jesse: democrats sensitive about being called traitorous. >> juan: i don't think

"the wall street journal" editorial page is exactly the home of liberal democrats but i saw one of their editorials today said the president was way over the line calling people treasonous and that what he's doing is he is making his political opponents into devils for his foreigners. that's not good for real, honest debate in the country. it's not good that you would demonize your opposition in this way. >> jesse: nobody ever demonizes republicans, juan. >> juan: tammy duckworth have the best response, the senator from illinois. double amputee reminded people of exactly who this president is when she said guess who had deferments from bone spurs to get out of vietnam. anything to defend -- is there any limits? >> jesse: the party that kneels during the anthem, juan, you're going to be upset when people call you a traitor.

neil during the anthem, you call our troops nazis. >> juan: who was that? >> jesse: dick durbin during the iraq war. i can pull it up for you. if you are like me and plan to take your daughter to the father-daughter dance, you may be out of luck during took -- due to crazy new general rules. next. so from the two trucks over here...

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the school is facing a backlash for the decision. what do you say, jesse? >> jesse: i have a father-daughter dance on friday. the only thing that's going to be uncomfortable are my dance moves. it's going to be fine. no one is going to have a problem. you don't ruin a dance for 200 people because one person with two moms might be upset. it's the tear any of the minority. it's what happens when radicals are in charge. de blasio is anti-cop, antifamily, pro-illegal and pro-homeless but he gets elected in new york. doesn't make sense to me. if you take this to the extreme, what's going to happen? play with gender roles, you're going to have boys on the field hockey team, everyone showering together, total chaos. this is what happens. >> kimberly: [laughs] >> brian: they play field hockey in europe. >> jesse: well that's not america. >> brian: the only thing i would change about this -- the

only thing i would change as i have two daughters. i have been to all the father-daughter dances. i feel bad for kids, dad's not around, not married, passed away. it becomes awkward. overseas. you bring two girls there because their mom doesn't want them to be left out. i do sometimes think could be parents-daughter dance. but not to be gender weary. in the staten island school, they do have mother-son bowling night. that's allowed. father-daughter is the problem. >> juan: what it says here is transgender and gender nonconforming student guidelines or that there be a clear purpose to the gender definition. for example, what you are talking about, they say if you have, the daughter has a best friend our best guy in her life, doesn't have to be a dad and the dad is absent, that person can

join. >> dana: we did this story about the mentoring event in dallas where they were worried there weren't enough dads and they ended up with 500 extra men from the community who wanted to pitch in. i think you could get around this if you want to do. i agree with jesse. it's getting a little over the top. kimberly, have you ever been to a mother-son dance with ronan? you would be a hit. >> jesse: can i cut in? >> kimberly: everyone be themselves. let it all hang out. i have not been to one. ronan has the school dance this week. >> dana: are you going? >> kimberly: no, they didn't want the parents there. it would be weird and uncool. i used to love the father-daughter dance. we killed it, me and my dad. unbelievable. >> jesse: you had a routine? >> kimberly: it was phenomenal

phenomenal. it was so much fun. >> dana: did he teach you how to dance? >> kimberly: he has a phenomenal dancer, so is my mom. all the teachers were cutting into dance with my dad. it was weird. >> juan: i think they've gone overboard here. clearly this is about bonding and affirmation for young women and knowing that dad cares and dad is going to go out with you. this is not about stacey's mom, jesse. >> jesse: thanks for clearing that up. >> brian: can you have any tradition? kimberly had her memory. but the next generation is not going to have those. >> juan: you can have the memory. they want you to open it up. for example, a transgendered child could attend. >> kimberly: you can make these exceptions. >> jesse: why don't they do that? >> kimberly: find a way, make

an exception and do it. it's important, and you will see there are so many studies on this that the relationship between daughters and fathers and how important it is for the development. women, their self-esteem, how they view themselves, relationships with the opposite sex. >> juan: to your point, i think they are going to now try to schedule it in such a way that everyone can feel they are included they can be for everyone. i don't have any objection to that but i don't like the idea that you would cancel it. more gender drama ahead. a woman gets a correction on her use of language from the beautiful prime minister of canada. wait until you hear what word he took issue with. it's next on "the five" ." found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember.

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♪ >> brian: last week canada, which is right near us, made its national anthem gender neutral. prime minister justin trudeau, whose dad used to run the country, was on a mission to get his fellow countrymen -- i mean country persons on board. i'm not kidding. watch this. >> that's why we came here today to ask you to also look into the

policies that religious charter charitable organizations. maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind. we would like you -- -- >> would like to say people kind not mankind. it's more inclusive. >> there we go. yes, thank you. >> dana: i think he was joking. >> kimberly: he is not. >> dana: he is not saying it tongue-in-cheek? >> brian: he didn't get elected joking about gender identity. canada passed a bill saying gender identity and gender expression in the human rights -- it's a hate crime to say anything but, i guess, person kind. juan, do you buy into this? >> juan: i don't understand but i must say i'm all about being inclusive. i like the idea but i didn't understand this.

i've often thought about a word like history. his story. >> dana: you are not one of those, juan. >> juan: i think it's the way, in terms of gender roles and identities, men have dominated. i think he has gone a little much. >> brian: thank you. i think it is taking people off. >> juan: i was going to point out the audience applauded. >> dana: she was talking about how it needed to go the other way. i do think he was a little bit joking. >> kimberly: ask peter. you misread it. >> brian: and ask siri. siri knows. somebody i know quite well in a sports class saying, someone said stop saying first baseman. that's where we are going.

>> kimberly: i think it is too much. he is not working for me. i am not feeling it. are you, jesse? >> jesse: this is why we need the wall on the northern border. >> juan: you thought he was so dreamy and beautiful. >> kimberly: not to me anymore. >> jesse: the kind of guy who pretends to be politically correct just to get girls. >> kimberly: have you done that, jesse? >> juan: wait a minute. is that what's going on. are you getting girls with this act? >> jesse: i know guys who play that card. they all live in l.a. >> brian: jordan peterson, in his "bitter social enemy" is the tyrannical bill is nothing but social engineering to the nth degree in the name of political correctness. blowback in canada, and i think it's coming here. that's >> jesse: that's why the father-daughter dance is banned. it's those guys up north.

>> dana: i love jordan peterson. he makes a lot of good points. maybe justin trudeau wasn't joking. you can be a spokesperson. it never bothered me to be called a spokesman. >> kimberly: no one in the audience heard that. no one uses that term. >> brian: should the armstrong have set a small step for mankind? humankind? >> juan: people don't want to be called chairman. they want to be called a chairperson. it comes up all the time. the one that struck me on this issue as they change the national anthem in canada to do away with patriotic love from thy sons to all of us, or whatever they say. >> dana: do you think at hockey games they're going to be singing sons? it won't change. >> brian: i have a lengthy piece. buckle up. "one more thing" is next. mom and dad got a new car...

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investment in the world's biggest, most powerful rocket. you should also know the rocket is carrying a 250,000 other cherry-red tesla roadster with a dummy pilot in tribute to the late david bowie. elon musk, who obviously is paying the bill here, has been putting the car in space for fun and to get the public excited. his goal is to use the rocket so humans can shuttle back and forth between the planets. did i say bowie? david bowie. >> dana: it was pretty cool to watch. >> brian: it was amazing. >> kimberly: the model. >> dana: she is the pronunciation guide. you know when you are getting old when this happens. it's a sign of the times. best by declaring they will no longer sell any cds. nothing. they are not going to replace it

with anything hard copy. i don't know if you guys remember what it was like for you. 1992, cds took over from tapes. do you know what tapes are? >> jesse: cassette tapes. >> dana: how about an 8-track tape? >> jesse: i was not around then. >> dana: trying to think of my first cd. i think my first album was "thriller." >> kimberly: i had abba. i loved it. >> dana: anyway, we are getting a little bit older. no more cds at best buy. >> brian: not ready to throw out my vhs, dvds, cds or blu-ray. >> juan: what are your kids going to do? >> brian: emptying out my closets.

>> kimberly: this is a wonderful story. first lady melania trump toward the cincinnati children's hospital medical center yesterday and briefed by hospital officials about the dramatic rise in opioid addicted births in the region. then she got to meet the real stars of the show, the little kids. she shook hands with the children and ask them their names and ages. she's really wonderful with children. she brought white house coloring books, crayons, and valentines to pass out to the young patients. she also said children will always be my top priority and i appreciated the opportunity to visit with the young patients today and witness firsthand their strength and spirit. >> dana: i would like to learn more about what they are doing for kids born with that addiction. maybe we will find out from her. jesse. >> jesse: one of america's greatest presidents would have turned 107 today. let's take a trip down memory lane.

>> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday mr. president ♪ >> jesse: there he is. juan's favorite president. we would like to wish a happy birthday to ronald reagan here on "the five." >> brian: wasn't a good weekend for mr. gronkowski. he lost the super bowl, did not have a good game, and his house was robbed. his house was robbed. they took his guns and is safe because his guns were in a safe and it wasn't nailed down. he had to call in and say i was robbed. plus he had a concussion two weeks ago and he might have to retire at the age of 28. lock your doors. this is lucky. if you are at the super bowl, the whole country knows where you are. so do the bad guys, and they got his stuff. >> jesse: left the door unlocked? >> brian: if you want to see me on friday, you're going to have to go to barnes & noble in

virginia. it's the first barnes & noble that sells liquor. they are selling beers. >> dana: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next with shannon bream tonight. >> you. president trump threatened another government shutdown over immigration. wall street roller coasters, huge gain after yesterday's loss. brand-new rocket takes a big step for u.s. based space explosion. this is "special report" ." good evening. i am shannon bream in for bret baier. no warning from president trump. he says he's perfectly willing to let the government shutdown again if his border security plans are not accepted. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening. clock ticking down to the march 5 deadline to get something done on the dreamers and the government set to