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danger. the cia was forced to extract. risk exposing the person's identity. the network pumped it up like crazy. >> u.s. intelligence pulled a very high level agent out of russia, concerned that they might blow their cover. >> they repeatedly mishandled classified intelligence. >> in part, because of concerns that the president could expose the asset. that's really shocking. >> jesse: but it turns out, that's not exactly true. multiple outlets, including fox news, reported that president trump had nothing to do with it. instead, the spy was pulled out because of concerns about media reporting around russia election interference. the decision was also made before trump even took office. former cia director,

mike pompeo, slamming cnn over the reporting period >> the reporting is inaccurate. you should know, i don't talk about things like this very often. it is only on occasions where there something that i think puts people at risk or the reporting is so egregious as to put enormous risk at the united states of america. the reporting there is factually wrong. >> jesse: it's not just that they got this wrong, it potentially put lives in danger. again, another false story by cnn about trump and russia. >> dana: this is supposed to be a news story, not an episode of the americans. i understand the frustration of the central intelligence agency. the cia hardly ever comments on anything. you say, hey, i've got this tip. what do you think about? one of the things that the cia communications person might say is, i am telling you off the record, you are wrong.

you will be embarrassed if you print that. don't go with it. i'm waving off the story. or you might say, i have no comment for you on that and i will let you know if i ever do. those two things can give you some clarification. sounds to me like the cia and the state department are both very much on the same page. we also know that pugin has not been shy about punishing his enemies or former spies. roll the tape. it not only hurts the people targeted, but those around them. i don't know what happened there with all of the reporting, but obviously, it was not good enough. >> jesse: juan, what you think happened there? do you think the leaks are wron wrong? >> juan: no. this is interesting. i really appreciate what dana just had to say. i think what dana just told you is showing what press secretaries handled the media. they basically tell you if you are right or wrong. cnn breaks the story.

the story is then followed up by "the new york times" and "the washington post." russia's state-sponsored media says that they have the name of this spy. "the new york times," in the reporting, which comes after, separate from the cnn story. by the way, they said the cnn story was wrong. but "the new york times" said, we checked with somebody like dana perino, and they didn't wave this off. they said, go ahead. so that tells you that there is basis to the reality of this person, this spy, former, apparently someone who was high up in the russian government, close enough to putin to have access to these documents that he could not only see, but in some cases photograph and sent to the u.s. and then you have the anxiety that comes after trump's meeting with the russian ambassador and the russian foreign minister. that's a separate issue. initially, the sky, they tried to, what they call, expo trade

this man in 2016 after "washington post," "the new york times" story said that the u.s. government was inside the kremlin. he refused to leave. but then, there's this increased anxiety after the trump oval office meeting with the russians, and then the guy agrees to leave. it's not because of trump. >> jesse: again, it's not trump putting national security at risk. it's the media. >> and we are also taking a leap there. there may have been something not right about that meeting. there may have been something very on presidential about the president's conduct in that meeting. that does not mean that the president will somehow reveal the identity of this acid and russia to the ambassador when he was in the white house. and that is the unfortunate leap. thus the thing that takes time and clarification, because right now, for places like cnn, it's

really, choose your own adventure. if you get some facts that don't correlate or a really directly tying to the ultimate conclusio conclusion, you just go ahead and make it up. you just go ahead and craft a bridge out of your own intentions, regardless of their truth. that's what's most dangerous. i think part of it is this desire to bring the president down and really pin something on him. because you know, your intuition is telling you that something is not right. it could be hurt feelings. however, going ahead and throwing anything at him, regardless of facts, it's dangerous. >> jesse: and rush limbaugh waited earlier about this russia reporting has affected the media. >> i think that that little episode is going to have a price that they are not even. there will be a price to pay for this. the democrats are seen as being responsible for it. >> i would hope that rush's right about that.

there never seems to be a price for it. they don't seem to think there's a price for it, because they keep doing these stories. they keep wanting to reopen these russia things. the rest of the mainstream media lets them get away with it. they say, well, that ship has sailed. his rally last night, he was talking about the democrats and the media together. there a twosome. that's what he's talking about. the democrats and the media have been acting as one. he's going to use that when he runs in 2020. >> dana: think of how amazing our intelligence agencies are, that they were able to get this asset that close. all around the world. i understand the appeal to want to report on the stores. i don't know how far up they went. if the cis cia said, go ahead.

maybe they thought the clinic on it i would err on the side of caution. >> you bring up a really good point. we have relied so much on things like drones and mass surveillance and not enough on human beings. motivating those relationships. it doesn't matter who the administration is or who the president is. those things take time and we do need to cultivate those assets. every time we focus on russia, we really take our eyes off of other countries who might be trying to infiltrate our elections and their voting systems based on the road map that russia laid out. >> juan: it's totally different, jesse, in the sense that lawrence o'donnell, i think he said he had one source that want to go on the record. he's very flimsy.

i don't think that was journalism. >> it is similar. i mean, that's what he said. according to a person familiar with the talks. that was all i saw in the cnn reports that i read. >> juan: i don't believe that. if that's the case, it would be flimsy. but i don't believe that that's the case. they go but it's a pattern, jua juan. he didn't have access prior to the release. they fired several reporters from their investigative unit over the false reporting about ties to russia. >> dana: and also, if you are looking at the media at large with rush limbaugh. they went with a single source. then, he had to apologize the next day, saying, well, i shouldn't have done that. >> juan: here's the thing from me. they didn't like the presidents meeting with them in the oval office. then he is out a picture at and

a radiant site. isn't that classified? >> dana: but he's the one that decides. >> juan: can you trust this president to protect us and to protect her assets. here's the thing i want to say to you, jessie. now that we know so clearly about this person, the spy, working for the united states in the upper regions of putin's government. we know that there was far more than the steele dossier. there is proof that the united states government had about russian interference in the 2016 election, being influenced by vladimir putin. >> jesse: i'm glad you brought that up, juan. >> president obama revealed some of that earlier. >> jesse: we are now looking at testimony that proves that the steele dossier was the basis for launching -- >> juan: no, it wasn't. obviously not. >> jesse: you'll see, juan.

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happened, but the guy has had a very great career. a very well respected, professional guy. it just didn't work out. it was probably personality. he didn't play well in the sandbox. academics often don't. he clashed with pompeo. he clashed with mike pence. so, sorry, that role as national security advisor, you are in close contact with the president of the united states often. you have to be able to match. i don't think he mashed and what the president wanted was someone to implement his policies, execute his strategies. it seemed like a lot of the times, bolton was saying, oh, you know what, this is why my i.d.'s better. that's just not going to work. the president needs to turn the page on afghanistan, china, and

iran. the next year, two and a half years is going to be big. >> juan: i think a lot of people saw john bolton as a strong conservative voice in the administration. i think the president hired him for just that reason. and now, it turns out, he is on the wrong side of the way that the president events that happened in afghanistan. the way the president wants to deal with iran. >> dana: let's go back. i was spokesperson at the white house when john bolton was trying to get confirmed. he is like, heck no, that's not going to happen. did anyone actually think it would last 17 months at the white house? it's a pretty good run, actually, if you think about it. he himself, when he took the job site, i'll give it my best job, but if it ever comes that the president doesn't have my confidence, i'll be gone. he is no longer there. one of the other things about

this job is, you have to be an honest broker and be loved and trusted by everybody at the policy council. so that's all sorts of people. thus the intelligence committee, state department. it's all these different people. you have to take all their points, all of their advice, and funnel it up to the president, and make your best advice. if that doesn't work anymore, then you can move on. however the president decides to get in there, it's having someone who knows how to run cess, just from a governing standpoint will help him land some of those planes that are in the air. there is money. >> juan: all you think so? >> dana: i don't know who it would be, but they are probably lining up. before i don't think so. i think a lot of people are concerned.

does that puts america in danger to have all these openings customer >> now, we already have too much government as it is. the president has plenty of advisors. i don't worry about that. to jesse's point, i'm not surprised that bolton clashes with everyone. he's very confident in his philosophical and academic perspective. he's willing to go out on a limb and convince whoever his audience is whether it's the president's or the secretary of state, whoever that is, that his worldview is the correct one. you definitely want that kind of confidence. but mostly, people want that in a president. so i actually wouldn't be surprised to see john bolton launch his candidacy for the presidency. >> walmart. well, remember, he ran in 2015.

>> i know the man has a grand vision and i wouldn't be surprised at all. >> juan: do you think that's real customer >> i don't know. this is past speculation. it didn't work out. he's not going to compromise. he's not going gently. a lot of people at the white house say, this has been the greatest privilege of my life. he's like you, i resigned. i was not fired. he is not afraid of interpersonal conflict. >> juan: but he was the president's choice, dana. mike flynn is gone. i thought he was hiring the best people. >> we are hearing about all the people that have been left instead of the real headline.

i felt like a real journalist. it was the first interview on fox business. [laughter] >> i said, you don't agree with trump on foreign policy. and he said, i serve at the pleasure of the president. he kept repeating that line over and over again. we knew he was going to clash with the president. he lasted longer than he should have. >> jesse: no one talks about them. >> juan: okay, kennedy. you've got to think, if you want to see the best highlights from that rally, it's next on "the five." ♪ america is experiencing a strong economy that is certain. but history tells us that economies don't live in a vacuum. we need to prepare for uncertainty.

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>> dana: president trump, unloaded on democrats at north caroline's north conduct, congressional district. the president, urging voters while also slamming democrat's progress or policies. him here. >> president trump: a vote for any democrat in 2020 and a vote for any democrat tomorrow in north carolina is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the discretion destruction of n dream. i wouldn't mind fighting the democrats. we really have to look at it as the media and the democrats. it's one and the same. they tried to do the recession thing. you know, they tried the russia thing. that didn't work. they tried many other things. >> dana: so, the president, in his element, won.

voter fraud is an issue that led to this special election. special election, usually low voter turnout. you've got north carolina coming through the hurricane. democrats are going to try to flip that like obama did in 2008, but the president is going to be there all the time, including at that convention. to be far what's interesting to me is i think the president one in this district. that's a key point. suddenly, he's there. he's there was some anxiety. you get the board of elections saying we have to have a redo. that's what we're going through today. right now, the poll show some tide. >> dana: democrats feel pretty good about tying it?

>> juan: they do. pretty young, energetic candidates. >> dana: smart for the president to go, because whether he went down there and campaigned ordinate, no matter what the outcome was, everyone was going to .2 president trump for the win or the loss. >> absolutely. this is one of the swing states. there are a lot of democrats in this race. he wants to beat the bishop. i don't know if he's going to be able to do that. they will consider that a victory. >> dana: they will. can we play another sound bite? >> jesse: sure. we don't need my permission.

>> president trump: i'm not a vain person. i know i have no vein people, especially these incredible ladies in the front. but i look better under an incandescent light than these crazy lights that are beaming down on me. >> dana: lighting, very critical. he knows that. >> jesse: i'm not a vain person. the media already fact-checked that. false. we were all saying, we all agree. we look better under incandescent lights. but i guess, they are bad for the environment. but how bad are they? >> dana: you know what we've done? we don't a great job of innovating so we have more efficient lighting and it's also more inexpensive, and we also look good. he saying the government is telling you you can't have your old light bulbs. they don't like the idea that the government is mandating it, so they want to keep their light

bulbs. >> black market, dana perino. >> dana: that was announced in 2007, when they raised the standard. every time peter will go to the store, i would say, by the way, pick up some of those light bulbs, because you don't know how long bill be available. >> jesse: how long do they cost in the black market? >> dana: monopoly, getting a makeover that has a lot of conservatives upset, not outraged. find out why when we come back. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7?

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monopoly. yeah, you heard me. the board game is getting a liberal makeover. it's all been done in the name of empowering women. female players will collect $240 for past and go. the fellows just get $200. saying, it's a fun new take on a game that creates a world where women have an advantage often enjoyed by men. but don't worry, if men play their cards right, they can win more money to. this is so patronizing. as the women are victims and they need help from monopoly because everywhere else in the world, they can't compete. >> dana: when you play the game, please tell me, what is the advantage that any male player has over a female player? there is none. that's one of the best things about the game. >> you pick your game piece and their strategy. >> dana: you roll the dice, and you have to be the banker.

it's a great game. this is a necessary. you can get plenty of this when you get to campus. they will tell you all the reasons why you are not good enough. speaker >> you have daughters. are you going to buy them a monopoly? >> jesse: this is right up his alley. i challenge you guys to play me in the new world monopoly. i would self identify as a female just for the game and then i will on identify. you could take this as far as you want. [laughter] >> exactly. that's what we have to correct it. like i said. it was already even. now they're starting to punishment. >> dana: here's the problem. they are trying to punishment.

you are assuming that there are two genders. what if i don't identify into those. >> you are asking the wrong guy. >> dana: i feel very left out of this. >> juan: if you don't want to buy it. don't buy it. i think this is kind of interesting, because what they're saying is, hey, stop and think about the reality. instead of being real estate purchases, right, and real estate, as we know, all dominated by white males. they say, look, you can invest by inventions made by women. i looked it up. things like bulletproof vests and chocolate chip cookies. >> dana: you don't think women are well represented in real estate? >> juan: you look in manhattan, new york. >> dana: there's a whole country out there.

>> juan: i'm just talking about where i know. i don't see many women at the top of that. >> an extra 40 bucks isn't going to do it anyway. that doesn't give you enough of an advantage. i still think i would win. >> jesse: do you buy everything you land on? >> no, i don't. you have to be judicious. you want to collect all three. >> jesse: do go for baltic avenue? do you save your money? >> i like the railroad. >> a railroad guy. >> dana: is this going to affect the mcdonald's monopoly in any way? are women going to get an extra game piece when they purchase it? >> here's the thing. we should get extra fries. they are going to take them from the guys anyway. >> juan: you should know, they

have a socialism monopoly. a monopoly for millennials. >> jesse: what socialism monopoly? how does that work, juan? >> they take things away from you. >> the one that winces the insurance. if you win, you have nothing, just like real socialism. >> first time ever. >> jesse: welcome to my world. >> they want to make the monopoly even, just send guys to jail ten times as much as women, because that's the reality. >> dana: it's not just monopoly that's getting pink washed. >> juan: might be a black woman. i'm very interested in that. >> jesse: i bet you are, juan.

i don't think they would take m me. i was surprised that the two former james bond men said that they like this woman. i was like, wow. that to me was more of a break than if they had a black male actor. but as a black woman, i was like, huh. >> jesse: who do you think was the best bond? >> juan: sean connery. >> i know are not supposed to say this, but roger moore. >> we've had female bonds. they are called bond girls. they're still allowed to play. >> we are we going to have bond boys? >> show me the money.

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>> welcome back. it's time for the fastest seven. first off, it's the incredible video that's apparently melting hearts around the world. >> my friend, you are just adorable. >> aw, set everyone at this table. the 2-year-olds embracing. they have been best friends for about a year now. their parents say that they are inseparable. it has racked up or than a million views and counting. >> dana: it's like when you and greg reunite. >> jesse: no, look, this is a precious moment, because this is the moment when they haven't watched cnn and they haven't

been told they're supposed to hate each other. >> the thing is, little kids, if you spend any time at the playground, they are always hugging each other. no big deal. you see all the comments under this video with all the 15 million views. if you are around kids all the time, they are affectionate. people say, we could learn something from the children. it's like, give me a break. >> well, that's why i don't read the comments. >> you are going to end up in h hr. i'm going to get a phone call. >> dana: i don't think so either. >> i don't like these videos. it's like the sharing of it and then acting as if this means something to the world. it means nothing. >> juan: you missed a lot lately. i think it's obvious that one

kid's black, one kid's white. i think that's why it has some added value to it. to me, what you can learn is that racism is really a learned behavior and these kids like each other. they see each other for who they are. i think that's part of the magic of this video and why it's proven so popular. >> i don't think it's magic at all juan. it's a couple of kids hugging each other. kids love each other. kids hug each other people. people like to put this nonsense on it. >> no kidding. >> up next. dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago. good. but it can still capture our imaginations. ♪ >> there is stunning new research after the 24 hours after an asteroid smashed into the earth. 10 billion atomic bombs. there were massive tsunamis, and

the sun blocked out. wow. they also said that not all the dinosaurs died that day, but a good chunk did. >> not all the dinosaurs died that day. bernie sanders, alive and well, a presidential contender. >> dana, you like the story. >> dana: i love this story. it's the enduring mystery of my life. scientists can tell with a little bit more precision what happens. it's like for me, finding out who killed jfk. >> this was your jfk. the impact happened. what did i read? it's billions of bombs. but it was like fire and that it was ice, so we killed them with

the fire and ice. >> jesse: , i was thought was global warming. what was your favorite dinosaur? >> i liked that long sloping one. stegosaurus. was that the one with spikes on the back? >> dana: he's not a dinosaur? >> if you go to the museum now, the brontosaurus, any little kid will tell you that. >> i like the t-rex bridesmaid. that's my favorite dinosaur. >> her sister's wedding. >> who is the fred's dominic fred flintstone? >> juan: if you go to zoos, they have a dinosaur there. they want to know what happens. they want the dinosaurs back. >> dana: you know you're going to be a nerd if you like

dinosaurs. >> finally, an nfl star, saving money to the extreme. michael bennet has made tens of millions of dollars per he has a trick to avoid spending. instead of doing direct deposits, bennett holds on to all of his checks until the end of the season to make sure he doesn't spend one dime. i don't know if i endorse this message. i feel like he should be gaining interest on that. dana, you agree with me. >> dana: for him, he's made tens of millions of dollars. most players don't make that much. they only play for, i think it's three and a half years on average. i think you have to have a good advisor. i guess, do whatever works for you. >> yet, but can't you just not spend, kennedy? don't spend. >> majority of americans live paycheck to paycheck. they don't have the luxury of waiting until nine months later to deposit everything. for most people, the story doesn't make any sense.

but i have to agree. you can have people hide that money from you and invested elsewhere. you will have lots of money. >> that's if they don't steal it from you. >> juan: that's right. a lot of these guys are so young, they don't know how to manage money. kennedy's exactly right. most people can't do this, because we live paycheck to paycheck. it's extreme, because he doesn't know how to manage money. that's sad. >> dana: here's the other thing. you could give to your girlfriend who shows that she has played fema monopoly. she is probably selling real estate two. before you asked her to check commercial real estate. >> jesse: we go by exact words here, juan. >> "one more thing" is up next. ♪

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♪ >> time now for "one more thing." emma and i left my celebrated a very special birthday for rookie waters. he turned one years old. we gave them i hat, we gave him a little cake. i wanted to put a candle on it but apparently that wasn't a good idea and he had a feast and devoured half the thing and i think is the cutest puppy in the world. so if you like rookie waters, check out his instagram, which has thousands of followers, everyone is jealous. and there it is. >> i was impressed that he left the hat on, didn't try to get it off. >> currently the hat is a week to make squeaky toy. if you bike that had a ghost squeak all over the it's annoying. i can't tolerate it much longer. >> keep it up. speaking of dogs, when you try to take picture of your dog it's

hard, but when you try to take a picture of 17 dogs it's really hard. currently fostering 20 dogs in their new york-based rescue effort and nobody could believe that they ever could actually get all these rescue dogs in one place for one photo, so they made this video, as you can see. they take a lot of time to get all these dogs in place, but how good are these rescue dogs? they don't move. he founded the organization in 2011 to save senior shelter dogs all over the country, which is so impressive. i love this. if they dedicated to their late dog mr. moses, and there you go, the final photo. isn't that great? the mr. mo projects. >> not easy. >> no, it's like herding cats. it was college color days at home after school, one fourth-grader was so excited because he wanted to present the university of tennessee. so he put on an orange shirt, which is of course tennessee's primary filmic primary color and then through the school logo on

a piece of paper and pinned it on his shirt but some students of the school made fun of him for not having a real tennessee t-shirt. teacher laura snyder's of the man was devastated, so she shared the story on facebook. the post went viral. now the university of tennessee has decided to put the boy's homemade design on a real t-shirt and the shirt is being sold on the school's -- by the school's online store, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to an anti-bullying charity. way to go. >> double s, we, tennessee. >> top season they are having. >> way to close it down over there. as you guys know i do quiz show every day on fox nation. there are other fantastic shows on there. a new documentary called runway of hope, a 9/11 story. and you remember after 9/11 our airspace was closed for the first time in u.s. history. 38 commercial aircraft were forced to land in one small canadian town and all the passengers, you know, there were

more passengers grounded them there were residents of this newfoundland town and this documentary follows all these people, interviews, we have home video and photographs from the people. it's a fascinating documentary. and did you know the broadway show, tony award-winning musical "come from away" is based on that story. >> it's all good, everyone should go see that. >> i did not know that. >> indeed, german valve was a 6-year-old who saved up for a year to go to disney world but when he visited his grandmother and saw the devastation in the bahamas and the hurricane that was descending, he used all that money to buy hot dogs and chips for evacuees. he got a very special visit, watch this. >> we want you to come enjoy a getaway at the walt disney world resort later this month. >> they heard about his good

deeds and he's been invited to the park on a free trip so that good deed was rewarded. do you want to insult the kid? >> that's a good story. set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next, hey, brett. >> bret: don't want to mess with tom, thanks, jesse. welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. we are following three major stories happening right now. a scare for embattled israeli friend mr. benjamin netanyahu during a public appearance today, we will bring you there. the cia pushing back hard on cnn over a report blamed president trump for highly placed spy in russia. in our top story tonight, president trump is looking for a new national security advisor. john bolton is out. he says he offered to quit. the president says he was fired. it marks the end of a short and tense relationship in which nothing, even its conclusion, was simple or harmonious