former obama intelligence officials. saying politicize clearances still retaliate. saying it would set a new precedent. this is big. more on that tomorrow. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters. a peanut shell is her flight helmet. dana perino. "the five" ." last night president trump tweeted a reminder to iran not to mess with us. it was in all caps. showing the world he's not afraid to go all caps. what's next? if you listen to the media, it has to be war. the fact his trump was responding to the iranian president who warned us about a mother of all wars. remember the last guy who said that?

predictably the media freaks out, forgetting the whole north korea thing which followed the same pattern. forgive me if i'm not pulling my hair out. i will take a war of words over a war of worlds. the media claims the tweet is a distraction from last week's summit. how did that summit heard from? for all the media shaming come he is at 45% approval, his eyes so far. we are happier with that country's direction than any time over the last eight years. this confuses the media, as they keep saying trump is the worst thing to happen since "the view." they be because they have cried wolf so many times, even blitzer annoys it. the gulf between what the media wants to matter and what actually matters. in terms of what is important to voters, the russian inclusion story is so small he can barely be measured, under 1%. two americans, jesse's new haircut mattered more, and it's not even a good haircut. look at it. it's bad, very bad.

the media will save the tweet is all doomed. it is the mullahs who should be nervous. on msnbc, a primetime end of the world special. on abc, deep political analysis with joy. nbc, lester holt. cbs, some guy. my advice, keep it here. all right, dana, seeing an evolution tweeting. all caps. >> it's a crescendo, all caps. one thing, in april 2009, when the green revolution happened in iran, that's when the people rose up. they wanted help from the united states. they do not get it. here we are in 2018. not that help could have changed things, but they needed more help than they deserved. at that time, it was started by twitter. people on the ground. the mullahs had no idea what

twitter was. boy, have things changed. now they are having tweet wars with the president which can actually build friendships. we started out that way. >> greg: that's how it started. you and me? >> dana: we had a twitter war, and i won it. i'm happy to have the united states and the world talk about iran for a week. we have talked about russia a ton. we have talked about north korea a tongue. meanwhile, iran does a lot of bad things all around the world that i think it's time to call them out on it. i think are the reason they are doing it is that snapback sanctions happen in two weeks. >> greg: the mullahs are worried. is this a deja vu tweet? this is how he began with the fire and fury with north korea, the next thing you know, kim jong un is his best pal. >> juan: it's very irritating nothing has come of us talks with kim jong un. to me, i am struck by the idea he is still among, even though his numbers bumped up in

"the wall street journal" poll to 45%, still among the lowest of all modern presidents in terms of approval. when you think about helsinki and putin, it is because the republican base is like a cult with donald trump. they don't budge. they don't care. it doesn't matter to them. i was struck by the media, i see you and dana saying it's good and we need to talk about iran i think to myself, i think donald trump is out talking everybody. he is saying let's talk about nfl players. let's talk about -- >> dana: we are not. we are talking about iran. >> juan: let's talk about iran, the federal reserve raising interest rates, the fbi. let's talk about tariffs on china. let's talk about anything. >> dana: nobody talked about that. i don't think he cares. >> greg: i don't think he thinks helsinki was that big of a deal, jesse. >> jesse: my mother told me to stop talking about my hair.

i will say the same democrats upset with donald trump for tweeting in caps sent in iran billions in all cash. juan. [laughter] i am looking at you. teddy roosevelt, speak softly and carry a big stick. speaks loudly and carries a big stick. that's fine. what he's trying to do is say we are going to respond when you talk trash. iran is putin's puppet and he is rhetorically blasting iran and bombing their other puppet. how is he in cahoots with the russians? makes no sense. >> greg: this has to do with russia, in a way. >> katie: it has to do with middle east, foreign policy, afghanistan. there is restructuring going on in the middle east when it comes to everybody becoming allies in a little bit of a way to go

against iran. when you look at what's being reported, as juan tried to distract back to you, there are very serious things going on in iran come all that we have been focused on other topics on the service level with the media in the united states. serious consequences to what could happen there. inflation is 159%, a third of the iranian you have unemployed. the iranian regime's face the consequences of using all the money they've been getting from the united states and the europeans and they are spending it on terrorism. the people there have been protesting for years because they know that. look at the speech secretary pompeo gave at the reagan library. it's clear they are not single -- we are not saying we want regime change. talking about more sanctions. answering back when iran threatens us first and dealing with the problem quite frankly president obama didn't handle very well. >> dana: the location of the

speech. the reagan library. >> greg: i will be there. by the way, i have to point out that the iranian guy also said what's possible is the mother of all peace. >> dana: i absolutely believe president trump will say why don't we meet? i manage and when the republicans lost their minds. obama was like maybe i should talk to them. don't you dare do that. >> greg: didn't he tried to talk to him already. >> dana: i think there was letters. >> greg: i want to play sound on tape from the network, cnn. there is still around. it is about the wake the dog scenario. >> i don't want to go full wag the dog. we know that the president's strategy.

the president's strategy, he has imploded over and over. it would be foolish not to absorb it and recognize it. when he is embarrassed, as he was last week, he always refers to traction. >> greg: he wasn't embarrassed. >> jesse: that is the worst. >> greg: he ordered up another summit. >> jesse: he should have done this last week. it's rich talking about wagging the dogs. bill clinton bombed an aspirin factory during the lewin ski testimony. >> juan: you are not denying that's what he's doing? >> jesse: it should've been a week ago. >> dana: in the lead up to the sanctions going back. it's the lead up so people aren't surprised. the president said we are snapping back the sanctions. >> juan: the big snapback, at

the end of last week, walking it back and saying it in me to say russians were responsible for the interference. then saying it's a hoax. >> dana: they are explaining what he says hoax, sarah sanders said what he means is the accusation of collusion, that is the hoax. >> juan: he keeps shifting. for some reason, it satisfies the g.o.p. >> juan: depends with the meaning of "is" is. >> juan: in the senate, they are so afraid of the republicans who march in lockstep to trump that they are biting their tongues. then you see people come out. >> dana: they don't bite their tongues on russia. >> greg: it is nothing compared to the cult of obama. for eight years, the media did nothing but obama's bidding. >> juan: i work at fox news. i know we weren't doing obama's bidding. >> katie: going back to dana's point, the overall construct of how we are moving forward on

iran component through the iran deal. president trump got rid of it. there is going to be consequences going forward with how the administration deals with the regime and they are obviously looking at the idea of iran not being able to sustain economically any kind of sanctions or further pressure the united states puts on them because it will lead to regime change which the u.s. is not officially pushing for. based on the things that have said, the pressure put on, pompeo calling out the leaders by name and saying their hypocritical holy men and tweeting in farsi to the activists on the ground there. this is an overall strategy for the administration. it's not just a distraction from russia, because we have been dealing with this even before comp became president on the campaign trail. >> greg: does anybody like the mullahs? in iran, i mean. how much sweeter they have? >> dana: with the military, they get the goodies. it's a typical dictatorial regime. the other thing we forget is that in afghanistan and iraq in

particular, iraq is doing much better from a law and governance standpoint, but iran is causing additional problems and they are moving into afghanistan. >> juan: and you forget there is a counter to u.s. sanctions. u.s. sanctions are going to cause some pain for the iranians but don't forget the other parties in what was the six party agreement on the iranian deal are still in it. >> katie: a terrorist regime. >> juan: i would agree they are terrorists but -- the united states acting unilaterally, we are becoming more isolated and weak around the world stage. we should have our allies with us going against the iranians. we shouldn't be separated out so we can be identified by the mullahs as the big bad americans were trying to run the world. >> katie: do you think the president's tweet was strong or weak? >> juan: i think it was a distraction from all the trouble with the russians in helsinki. >> greg: we want to pull back yet we want to run the world. how is that possible?

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>> jesse: president trump is threatening to pull the security clearances of several former top obama intelligence officials including james comey, john brennan, james clapper, andrew mccabe, susan rice, and michael hayden. the white house accusing them of politicizing or monetizing their former positions and making baseless claims about president trump. here are some recent examples of their attacks. >> and mr. trump did yesterday was to betray the women and men of the fbi, cia, nsa and others. and to betray the american public. that's why i use the term for this is nothing short of treasonous. >> i wonder whether the russians have something on him. >> the policies this president

has pursued globally have served vladimir putin's interests. >> i think he is morally unfit to be president. >> jesse: wow. dana, will this have an impact on these players at all, or is this a public humiliation? >> dana: i think it is the latter. political retaliation. if any of them are going back to the agency and getting a security briefing and then using that knowledge to get money off of it inappropriately, that would be a villi electrical -- a violation of the department of justice should look into. they have gone out and done books and on tv contracts or wrote books. mccabe is not a good example because his security clearance was deactivated. hayden tweeted he's never gone back and have a security briefing. i'm assuming the trump officials are not breathing people like susan rice and clapper and

brennan. it looks like political retaliation. the practical result, not much. >> jesse: great for fodder. >> greg: i am a big fan of fodder. just dropped into our show. how does brennan have a security clearance? a guy who is as trustworthy as jesse's barber. i agree with you, dana. so you are saying we are colluding? we are going to say you are colluding. it is like tic-tac-toe. it is like rochambeau. everyone is coming after each other. you can disagree with the administration, but i think they have ventured into undermining it. they have. come on. when you call the president a traitor, treasonous. you are undermining it. take what his clearance. >> juan: what if you are speaking the truth? >> greg: it doesn't matter. >> dana: even if this happens to them, i don't think they are going to change anything they are saying. >> juan: you are making the key points.

they are not being briefed. this fits into a narrative from president trump they would say these are the citizens of the deep state and they hate me. they've been trying to beat me during the campaign and they are still trying to undermine me. the problem with the argument is if you really want to know somebody who is doing the dirty deeds with actual intelligence, how about michael flynn? your national security advisor, mr. president. what about people like will hurd who was a cia agent, now in the congress, a republican who says he thinks you are being used by president putin? what about people like ryan fitzpatrick, mike rogers, good republicans to say something odd is going on between the russians and president trump. >> jesse: it is more than retribution against what you call the deep state, juan. some of the things they've said have been outrageous, as greg mentioned. but now that you have the fisa warrant, carter page. it shows extreme abuse of the system.

they did not disclose it was funded by the dnc. did not disclose it was funded by hillary. this was never verified at all. any of this information. >> juan: this is not true, america. >> jesse: juan, i read the whole thing. did you? >> juan: yes. not only did i read it, i had to discuss it on fox news sunday. >> jesse: was the dossier the primary element in obtaining the warrant? it was right there in front of the judge and they did not disclose it was funded by hillary. >> juan: they said it was funded by his political opponents. >> jesse: it was funded by a candidate, juan. a candidate. >> juan: did you see he didn't name donald trump? he is candidate 1. >> jesse: if you are going to lie to a fisa judge with unverifiable information, that is perjury. if you want to be okay with perjury. >> juan: you think the fbi lied to the fisa judges?

>> jesse: we have evidence. unverified information on the warrant application. >> juan: republican fisa judges who stop repeated requests from the fbi and granted them all. >> jesse: has he been indicted for anything? is he a russian agent, juan? i don't think so. carter page doesn't really strike me as a really brilliant brilliant -- >> katie: carter page, if he has a security clearance, it must be revoked immediately. getting back to the topic of security clearances goes, the system needs to be cleaned up. i think are valid questions about why senior officials get to keep their security clearances. when you look at what the administration is accusing these former officials, two of them who work for trump, comey and mccabe, they see it as an interference with the nation's business and interference of the office of the president. if you look at the twitter feed of john brennan, james clapper,

susan rice, they are not just talking about disagreements in terms of foreign policy. they are talking about why aren't republican speaking out? susan rice is tweeting about getting out the vote against republicans. james comey saying if you want to save america, you have to vote for democrats in the fall. there's a question about whether people who want to engage in those kinds of politics should have access to top-secret information at the highest levels of the government when they may not be getting briefed by the administration but they could still be talking to people inside those agencies and getting information to further their political -- >> juan: the point here is they have credibility and people might listen to them. >> katie: james clapper has credibility? >> jesse: lied to the american public repeatedly. >> juan: i am telling you i think trump wants to undermine the entire intelligence community. >> jesse: they did that to themselves. the media anointing a new front runner to take on

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jesse. elizabeth warren stands for single-payer health care. she wants to help young people who have heavy tuition debt coming out of college. she thinks a minute minimum wae was a good idea. how do you feel? >> jesse: i think she has a good shot at getting the nomination. the base likes her. i think she can excite a crowd. she's younger than biden. and she is female. she's exciting. and i think she also has a lot of negatives. the pocahontas thing is going to kill her. she has an identity crisis there. i think that name stuck and it cuts and it hurts. it went viral. she hasn't been able to get over it. the phony factor is a problem. i don't know if she can play nationally. northeastern liberal, i don't all that prison had carolina or arizona or a place like that. she's got no wall street suppor

support. as a democrat, you play footsie with wall street. you want to bash them in public but behind the scenes you want to ask for their money. wall street hates her. i don't think they are going to pay a lot of money during the campaign. she is open borders, pro-tax hikes. >> dana: he has read the file. >> jesse: i created the file. >> juan: is that right? they pay the republicans? >> jesse: i am saying she's not going to get a lot of wall street donations compared to other democrats, like obama, who talked a big game about cracking down on wall street and then did nothing. >> juan: katy, who is your pick? >> katie: i'm not going to pick someone. elizabeth warren was wearing sandals in that picture. if you're going to run a marathon like a presidential election, you better put some good running shoes on. she always acts like she is so pro-middle-class worker when she is one of the most elitist people they have in the senate. she can't relate to anybody. similar to hillary clinton that way and when it comes to her policy, she's always talking on

the service level about bringing back middle-class jobs, fighting for the little guy but the thing she votes for and supports like minimum wage hikes and not taking down dodd-frank, bringing in robots to take minimum wage jobs. it hurts small businesses that can't get small business loans to further their ambitions. her policy don't match up with her working-class rhetoric. i'm not sure she has enough interest externality, like joe biden, to make it on the far left. >> juan: what does that mean? >> katie: she is too white, not diverse enough even though she pretends to be a minority. the far left of the party isn't going to take someone like that. >> juan: dana, something we've seen in the trump universe. white suburban women. they are uncomfortable with separating children from parents. >> dana: it's for a tale of two midterms. you have in the house the president needs to keep some

independence in his corner so we can help keep the house. in the senate, to keep the senate, he needs his base, republicans to turn out. in some ways polls are not that instructive on independents, if those women decide not to vote for him, the house might go. for democrats moving form, they have learned lessons. so have republicans. voters want what they can't have. in 2012, republicans were begging chris christie to run. he didn't. he chose to run in 2016, and his moment has passed. i think it's the same for elizabeth warren. in 2016, she would've had the left-wingers alfred she would have eclipsed bernie sanders. she decided to endorse hillary clinton, and others so much energy and attention on the left that her time has probably passed. >> greg: i think you neglected to point out "new york magazine," that is their comedy issue. once he or they do it. they have all the stuff written by the at "time" magazine.

this is why the focus is going to be on ousting trump. they have nothing to beat him with but himself. that's why they've been shouting about impeachment. rather than compete against him, they would rather flip the board over, turn it over because he's beating them in monopoly. >> dana: it's so true. he will make it a choice, not a referendum. you could have a sitting president overseeing a roaring economy or you could have someone who believes in socialism. >> greg: >> greg: comey told des you have to get a grip. they demonize, it's incredible. it gets worse. the democrats will be no difference then that drug addled maniac on the street corner shouting asteroids are coming. >> jesse: he mentioned the economy. i had a buddy at the four seasons branch in beverly hills and ran into -- >> juan: i said white

working-class. >> jesse: guess who he ran into? maxine waters. $100 per head branch of four seasons. she admitted trump will win in 2020 because the economy will be so good. >> greg: who said that? >> jesse: maxine waters. >> greg: it is a scoop. >> juan: comedian michelle wolf. she is comparing i.c.e. agents to isis. the video coming up on "the five" ." for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪

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donald trump dragged out of the white house in his boxer shorts. >> no, chelsea, no. >> landing in the rose garden. i want him naked and humiliated. >> dana: yeah, hilarious. michelle wolf making outrageous comparison between i.c.e. and terrorism. >> it's popular to say i.c.e. is bad but there's no better representation of american values right now. >> isis waging war. >> take it for me. no organization is better than isis. >> dana: okay, i don't think that's funny at all. greg, will this work with a certain segment? >> greg: michelle wolf is in a lot of hot water comparing i.c.e. to isis. they feel it insulted isis. i guess this is what time does. these people forget the journalists and the innocent people whose heads were cut off. that's what we dealt with.

we were sitting here at this table. it was horrible. we don't think about it that much anymore, and we should. right now, trump is a character in their movie. he's a bad character. he's not just wrong. he's evil. can ever quote krauthammer enough. he said the difference between the left and right as we think they are misguided or stupid that they think we are evil. >> dana: katie comeau what do you think? >> katie: i think it's unfortunate and disgusting. there are good men and women working in i.c.e. every day trying to feed their families and give the country safe. if people like michelle wolf and her hollywood friends like chelsea handler would spend an ounce of the energy they spend demonizing good people in america, dees and demonizing rl terrorist, you might get somewhere. we still have men and women in afghanistan dying as a result of

us being there to stop isis. we have a presence in iraq and syria because of this. those people are there to make sure we are not hurt here at home. i guess i would be in the younger demographic, he doesn't sit well with me. i don't gets funny. if it is supposed to be comedy, the need to work on it. overall, the dehumanization of good people who are literally putting their lives on the line are missing a day so people like michelle wolf and chelsea handler can live in their elitist bubble every day, i think it's pretty disgusting. >> dana: it's not like there isn't other things for them to make fun of. >> jesse: so many things to make fun of. how did karl rove get on a panel with chelsea handler? >> dana: they try to get a bunch of different people and the goal is to get different people together. >> jesse: they are either complete opposites. i'm not sure they did agree. it was weird she said she wanted

to see the president naked. i found that odd. the whole abolish i.c.e. thing, i think the democrats are abolishing their chance of winning in the midterms. this happened in the iraq war and they attacked our troops. it hurt them politically. a couple years ago, democrats went after police and that hurt them politically. they are just walking into another brick wall with his anti-i.c.e. stuff and it so far out of the mainstream american society, i can't believe they don't see it. >> juan: you guys are out of touch. >> dana: tell me. i wanted that. does it work for other audiences? >> juan: i think it does. you have to understand people who see children being separated from their parents, people were trying to do their job, seeing people being pushed out paper . people feel like they are being terrorized. this is not an attack on men and

women who work for i.c.e. it's an attack on people who have -- i'm reminded about what people on the right used to say about atf. people coming to grab your guns. this is the way people in the latino, immigrant community -- >> jesse: you agree comparing them to terrorists is a step too far. >> juan: i am telling you this is not an attack -- >> katie: is i.c.e. cutting people's heads off? >> juan: it's an attack on the policy. the policy that uses them in this way. >> greg: they compared them to isis. >> juan: this is where michelle wolf got in trouble at the correspondents' dinner. she is being edgy and i think she has every right to be edgy but a lot of people aren't comfortable, especially the people being zinged by her humor. >> dana: comey say they need to get a grip. it's not going to win back white working-class voters. >> juan: it's going to excite people who are angry.

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♪ >> katie: it seems like almost everyone has a list of dreams they want to fulfill before they died. perhaps swimming with sharks or going on an african safari or jumping out of a plane, like i did there. is it time to kick the bucket list? "the wall street journal" argues the lists serve as a shortcut and cheap substitutes for not being more adventurous earlier in life. dana, this author. can't you have a bucket list throughout your life? i don't see it as an end-of-life thing. like i'm going to die. >> dana: i think it becomes pressure, thinking about the things you want to do before you die. i think it's an interesting concept. i think older people are doing it now because their path was to work hard in their 20s and they did things in this order. school, marriage, job, kids.

retirement. then they can do these things. i think it has flipped now. younger people want to have these experiences now. they are delaying things until they get to have their gap years or things like that. >> katie: i think the experiences are more assessable now, things available in the world because of the way the economies have worked. >> juan: i think there was a piece in the saturday journal. what struck me as he says enough with bucket list. let's move on. if you really want to do something, go help somebody. go volunteer, go make a difference in the world. i was struck by that. i thought that's a pretty powerful message. >> katie: greg, isn't this something you would have written? >> greg: yes. joe queenan is almost always right. as a writer, journalist, the bucket list was never really a thing. nobody made a list. it was a device created by

freelance writers to write adventure and travel pieces for magazines. it was a way to make money. they go let's do something on bucket list. that means i can do outward bound in colorado. i can go climb everest. i have what i call the reverse bucket list which i am trying to remove stupid behavior from my past. i don't want to add things. i want to remove things. >> dana: the bucket has no bottom if you are one of those journalists. it's kind of smart. >> katie: jesse, i am sure your bucket list started in the womb. amazing things happening. >> jesse: i have had crazy, dangerous experiences growing up and now i want to avoid them. i don't want to swim with sharks or skydive or run with the bulls. i don't want to do any of that. i want a drink and relax. that's all i want to do. >> katie: one about the accusation in this essay that if you have a bucket list of

adventure, it's just basically a pathetic way of compensating for things you have not done earlier. >> jesse: i think it's for boring people who want to not be boring. all these crazy things. >> dana: i disagree. i think there are people out there who worked really hard come up with their kids through college, maybe to help their parents if they are end-of-life, now they have some time and they want to do some things while they are still healthy enough to do them so they create this bucket list. >> juan: have you been to the beach this summer? you see older people with tattoos. >> greg: it's amazing. i was in hawaii. everybody has tattoos. it's now the minority you don't have tattoos. >> juan: that's part of the bucket list. i think people have their 70s. >> dana: a friend of mine's dad always wanted an earring and couldn't because of where he worked. now he has an earring. >> katie: are these fresh

tattoos or old tattoos? >> greg: a lot a people get bad tattoos. >> jesse: like hillary 2016. >> juan: where are you jumping out of airplanes? >> katie: it's fun. life is too short. yolo. >> greg: [laughs] >> katie: "one more thing" is up next. i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both.

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parties, but how about a big surprise at the wedding? johnny campbell, an alabama football fan got married to becca campbell, who is a louisiana state football fan, so she gave him a cake with an alabama aa on top during the reception, but watch what happens when he cuts into it. >> lsu! lsu! >> it was purple and gold inside. i think my man lost his appetit appetite. >> i like that. got him. >> it's time for something new. gregg's foreign with animals. so i asked a dog and some bunnies if they could reenact president obama's foreign policy, so let's check it out here. there he is with a bunch of carrots feeding these rabbits. it took a while. >> can i get in on that?

the rabbits and their pigs. there's a pig in there. >> that dog is very patient. >> he's just giving away the carrots. you don't see a stick anywhere. that's the foreign policy of president obama! isn't that beautiful? dana. >> i'm going to promote greg's book today. it comes out tomorrow. and i interviewed him today on the fox news rundown podcast. it's going to air tomorrow morning so you should subscribe to that anywhere you can like itunes, apple podcast, google play. go to fox news rundown.com. you can download it. it was pretty fun to interview him. >> you did a good interview. i didn't know what to expect. >> i've had a chance to read through it. it's an excellent book. if you have been a fan of "the five," if you have watched his monologues, you're going to love it. it's a little bit of a trip down

memory lane but he goes back and he critiques himself. and as honest about it. he's pretty funny about it and i encourage everyone to buy it. >> which one was your favorite monologue? >> i love all the ones -- i have a few. i told him in the interview that i'm his personal laugh track, but i really do love it when you come up with like the peanut helmet thing. all the little jokes for dana. >> i think, by the way, big credit to be given to grade for the idea that he would go back over time and say maybe this was a little off. >> i would never do that. >> i thought you said that about the haircut. >> i have no choice. >> mine is really sad and a tragedy, but also hilarious. who doesn't love a scoop of guacamole or spicy salsa on a crisp tortilla chip? love it. but these chips that these people are not eating brought the heat because the fire department was called twice in

three days after boxes of chips spontaneously combusted. both fire started when they were testing new ways to handle chip waste. the austin fire department said they were distressed to be called out to a tortilla chip warehouse twice to battle the fire rating in a facebook post, "tortillas are big around these parts, we take them very seriously as they are responsible for holding all manner of very important things like queso, salsa, nachos and other sun-dried items that are critical to a texan's every day life and well-being. they are very sad that they spontaneously combusted and i'm sure there were a lot of austin residents that are very sad. but after the two fires they had no choice but to drown out the rest of the chips in the warehouse to make sure the risk was completely taken away. there might be a chip shortage in texas, which is not good. >> maybe they could get some from somewhere else. >> there you go.

excellent. all right, he's bringing us the news and he's willing to share. ladies and gentlemen, mr. bret baier. "special report" is up next. >> bret: you are going to run out of them. thanks, greg. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. coming up in a few minutes, my exclusive interview with nicaraguan revolutionary turned president daniel ortega about the growing unrest in that central american country. you do not want to miss that. first up tonight, president trump is considering revoking the security clearances of some of his biggest critics. the list includes some of the top intelligence, law enforcement and national security officials of the last decade. let's find out why these individuals and why now. catherine herridge is here tonight. good evening, catherine. >> thank you. good evening. the announcement from the white house podium this