she skis like a pedestrian. >> dana: she skis like me, with caution. to say i bet she has a book deal by monday. >> why? >> dana: i feel, how you can do this, too. >> this is another reason to get resentment toward americans who circumvented the system. >> dana: how mad do you think the russians are? >> they are in the olympics but trailing uz by one. blew the curling. turns out you can't take steroids and be on them. >> dana: what else? >> fergie singing the national anthem. when i first heard this i thought, somebody else took a knee, what's the controversy. did she take a knee? no. she tried to add something to this song. it didn't work out. universally bad. >> dana: i felt bad because then she, i think, did a pretty sincere statement saying she was just trying to put her spin on it and it didn't work. >> i had no problem with it. i hear she's a great person. loves this country. this is the best apology ever. i'm a risk taker. clearly the rendition did not work. i love this country honestly, tried my best. isn't this great? >> dana: she should run f

we do a fly by over. >> dana: make sure you have a good pass word. >> they did a study with military 88% of those serving the military said i think there could be money spent other places. >> dana: the president says otherwise. said the generals want the parade. >> you know the president's heart is in the right place. next, it was 25 years agosh 1993, the world trade center was bombed. it was february 26, 1993 i should add. six people died, 1,000 injured. here's the thing that people don't think about. we were told then if this happens, run up. run up and get to safety. people ran to the roof. sadly, people ran up and could never get out. >> dana: it is a reminder. our enemies do not stop. they are patient. they go back and plan other attacks. >> left a 200x100 foot crater. not many people knew who al qaeda was. bill clinton never even thought to visit. later on, we'd pay the price. >> dana: also interestingly, in the year 2000 during that presidential campaign, neither al gore or george w. bush were ever asked a single question about al qaeda. >> right. in the whole debate. it never

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women use exclamation points more. >> dana: no. it's a tom: you are against it. >> dana: doesn't help you advance and get promoted if you're always using exclamation points, always making things urgent when it's not urgent. all caps, the whole thing. >> geraldo: like avoiding laughing at your own jokes. >> dana: yeah, that's a good one. anything more than one question market is unnecessary. just one. >> tom: i think this is a guy thing. instead of writing email, they put the entire email in the title of the subject. >> dana: you would be banned from email. >> tom: can i end the segment? who's the new guy? they call him the whisperer. the whisperer? why do they call him the whisperer? he talks to planes. he talks to planes. watch this. hey watson, what's avionics telling you? maintenance records and performance data suggest replacing capacitor c4. not bad. what's with the coffee maker? sorry. we are not on speaking terms. what's with the coffee maker? so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it.

a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> danaeaker of the house paul ryan is telling democrats he will tackle immigration after they finish working on the budget. house minority leader nancy pelosi saying she needs to be a little more sure. >> i have an unease with it and hope the speaker will man up and decide that we in the house can also have what mitch mcconnell guarantees in the senate, a vote on the floor. >> i think we can get there. i'm confident we can bring a bipartisan solution to the floor that can get signed into law and solve this problem. we want a daca solution. i'm confident we can get there. by the way, getting this budget agreement done allows us to shift our focus on the next big priority. >> dana: michael hameehan forme chief of staff for senator cantwell and josh holmes is a former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell. thanks for being here. you both have been down this road before. i'm going to ask you to prognasticate. do you think there will actually be a big debate leading to a solution in this congress? >>

. >> dana: a terrible situation. to add to that, what can you tell us about reports that north korea is supplying chemical weapons to syria? >> reporter: absolutely stunning report from an as yet unreleased u.n. report. and they say, they were looking into why sanction, how sanctions were being avoided by the north koreans. they have found evidence that north korea has been supplying syria with supplies to help build chemical weapons. this includes 50 tons of supplies going back a number of years. syria has regularly been accused of using chemicals, most recently in ghouta. that's despite a deal brokered by the russian, which was said to have removed all of the chemical stock pile. this new report said there's been active collusion between the two nations despite the strictest international sanctions imposed on the country. of course, the bigger question is how are north korea getting around these sanctions? any money from syria will be used on their own weapons programs. many people are saying, is russia helping the

dana: fox news alert. confessed florida shooter appearing in court a short time ago as the family who took nikolas cruz into their home revealed more stunning details. good morning, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." grief and raw emotion replaced for a moment by calls for action on gun violence. president trump suggesting he's open to improving background checks on gun buyers as a bipartisan bill makes its way through the senate. sarah sanders releasing a statement. quote, while discussions are on going and revisions are being considered, the president is supportive of efforts to improve the federal background check system. steve harrigan is live at the courthouse in ft. lawed dale, florida. what did we learn about cruz in court today? >> reporter: dana, this was the first live look everyone got of the accused killer in court today. previously, he had been on video conference. he came in in a red prison jump suit. he was shackled around the waist and wrists. his ankles were also shackled. perhaps the most telling bit of body language, he made eye contact with no one. keep in mind h

a tall order, mike. what do you have? >> reporter: no question, dana. president trump is backing a plan from senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley which mirrored the president's own blue print on the issue. would provide a path to the young people brought to this country illegally over a 12 year period. provide $25 billion for a border security plan, including more man power and a wall, limit family migrations to nuclear family and phase out the lottery system. they need to address the underline problem and not just the status of the young people. >> the widespread desire in this chamber to find a resolution for until legal immigrants who were brought to this country as children. widespread agreement on that. but commonsense dictates that we cannot simply treat one symptom of our broken immigration policy in complete isolation. >> reporter: there's also an effort of a group of 22 bipartisan senators including jeff flake and lindsey graham. courses suggest it could be a smaller agreement, just addressing the dreamers and some border security. that grou

i'm supposed to make a deal with her? >> danatt, all of the leaders, they end up having a high unpopularity number just because they are the target. many of them, daschle, reed, mcconnell, ryan, pelosi. pelosi seems to be one that's just a lightning rod. earlier today i taped a pod cast with chris stirewalt. he said if pelosi wants to help the democrats, she should resign and step aside around july 4th of this midterm year. >> yeah. well, i don't disagree with chris very often. let me tell ya -- >> commitment from leader mcconnell, this package does not have my support nor does it have the support of a large number of members of our caucus. >> dana: sorry, matt. nancy pelosi speaking in our ear. >> excuse me, madam speaker. can i have two minutes? >> dana: she'll yield back the floor to you. >> i don't disagree with chris stirewalt too often. here's one thing i know. the republican pollsteres i talk to tell me the number one enemy, democratic enemy of republican an conservative voters is nancy pelosi. although she has done an adm

they think they are in the clear. >> who was the fellow who just entered a plea? >> danarichard panato. >> there will probably be some other richard panetos. he said no americans wittingly, intentionally engaged in this. but americans did engage in this. so this was a tsa from rod rosenstein. if you know any of these russian, if you had any dealings with these companies now would probably be a good time to find your local field office and tell them everything you know. >> dana: i know you know a lot about russia and their geo political goals. let me read you. moscow on notice. this thought to be a wakeup call. this is aimed at under mining american's institution. we know russia is coming back in 2018 and 2020. we have to take this threat seriously. i know we're taking it seriously. is russia going to take this seriously? >> we're leaving them with little choice. they've been laughing at us for years. they've been laughing ats our stupid political discourse, how easy it was -- we remember the stupidity of the time. russians were laughing at us because they exploiting our i

>> reporter: just a little, dana. president said that he thinks republicans should give a little to get a whole lot. >> we don't want visa lottery to be a lottery ticket. pick a lottery. we don't want that. we want it based on merit. we have a chance now to pass into law the immigration reforms that the american people have been demanding. >> reporter: so, the president asked the republican senators in the room who are working with democrats on an immigration package to make sure there is some depth to their proposal, which means he is not a fan of an leaner piece of legislation that some in his party are talking about that would just address daca and the border and nothing else. >> i think that if we can solve daca and border security, that may be the best we can hope for. >> reporter: that obviously leaves out the visa lottery and ending chain migration. if all of the democratic and republican senators can come up with an immigration plan b, they may not be able to count on president trump's signature. dana. >> dana:

have a great afternoon. >> dana: all right. as sarah sanders, the white house press secretary briefing the press on a range of issues. we are going to talk about that. let's bring in kevin sheridan and g.o.p. strategist and former spokesman for paul ryan. michael meehan president of square communications and former chief of staff for senator maria cantwell. kevin, let me start with you. the white house press secretary started with talking about the senate and a broken system as she said. that the nominations have been stalled so much that even some democrats are starting to say we have got to stop holding these people hostage and in particular sarah sanders mentioned ric grenell who has been nominated for ambassador to germany. the white house looks like it's going to ratchet up pressure on the senate on that issue. >> as they should. and ric grenell is a great example of that is he a highly qualified candidate who has been nominated for months and months and months now and stopped by chuck schumer's strategy which is very inten

i look at this through a critical eye. >> dana: it's good for both of them. and trump today. >> juan: it is being talked about as the cruise from hell. a violent, bloodied brawl on a south pacific cruise. that's next. ♪ we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. ♪ >> jesse: family vacations can sometimes get tense but i've never seen anything like this. [bleep]. space 623 members of a family kicked off a carnival cruise ship after engaging with brawls with other passengers. it's not clear what set this off at the original fight may have originated from someone stepping on another passengers flip-flop. guests reportedly locked themselves in their cabins to escape the violence. something tells me, greg, you would be the one locking yourself in the cabin. >> greg: they should have gone camping. then it would really be intense. this is finally something th

still a ways to go. >> dana: what was the overall reaction to the vice president's visit? > reporter: i must say it was a mixed reaction for sure. i think we all remember friday night, the opening ceremony. close but cool encounter between vice president pence and the sister of north korean leader kim jong-un. some people said it was maybe even out of place, rude even. sunday nighted in seoul, a small but noisy protest against the move by south korea to get closer to north korea. in fact, small but represents a good chunk of population cautious about this. there was a fact that president trump moves to try to isolate north korea. as for vice president pence, one person told me, hey, you're dealing with a very nasty regime in the north. back to you. >> dana: greg palkot, thank you. joining us for more on this ambassador john bolten a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. also a fox news contributor. so much to get to here. what do you think about this idea of talks about talks? that would be different. i wonder if you think the south koreans may have boxed us i

there's gonna be a russia probe even without a dossier. >> dana: that stuck out to me. lmost seemed like that was a clarification and the bright line that republican leaders were trying to talk about before the memo kwrauz released. but it does seem to get blurred, there was bias against us and this is unfair. >> both things can be true. obviously there are people at the fbi who do not like donald trump. been a lot of damaging leaks. it doesn't completely invalue the investigation. >> dana: that's a good point. look at this. i read it this morning. i just thought, again, saying how different it is as you've covered media and been in the media. politico writing about russian bots and how they helped fuel the release. they say it doesn't matter. it was propaganda, artificially amplified and targeted for a specific purpose. it dominated political discussions in the united states for days. this isn't going to be the last time we see something like this. is this a new way of basically geo political democratsy/war fare through the media? >> a new and very troubling way. look,

remember, this is a seven day story now. >> dana: i was thinking about this. especially in the past two year, it's unusual to have a story that carries over beyond 48 hour. usually these things are superceded by another event. the reason this sticks around, as i remember, if your story line changes, the press will change it with you. but then there was an interesting report today. i think this is one of the reasons the press has kept push. unreported until today, there was an off the record meeting with the press office and rob porter trying to explain things, but they haven't been able to talk about that. the reporters that were there are saying they're not going to reveal what was in the meeting. clearly that's one of the reasons they've been pushing about the timeline. >> right. there were four reporters that were called to an off the record meeting with rob porter answering questions and asking and answering questions and defending, an giving his side of the story. set up by the white house. again, soon there after, told a timeline where as soon as they fou

doesn't that show a lack of influence? dana: i would have you -- i'm not going to speculate about people's motives or what the influence is. i can tell you that we had a very productive conversation in so far as we told them they knew what was happening. they agreed not to attack coalition forces. so from that respect, it was successful. again, we have the inherent right to defend ourselves. reporter: just going off of that question. were there any russian troops or contractors that were part of this force that attacked the coalition? and s.d.f.? dana: i don't have any information. and i'm not going to speculate on the composition of the regime. of those forces, pro-regime orces. reporter: we've seen a military times poll on the parade and so far 45,000 people have responded, 88% of our readership is against the idea of a parade citing that there's other budget priorities for the military. it's a very heavy military readership. is there really the right thing to do at a time when the military's trying to get back to readiness l

oh a good meaningful question. dana? >> dana: that's kind of hard. nk when president bush surprised me with a portrait of jasper as a puppy, it became my most favorite possession. >> greg: there you go. >> dana: i'm not sentimental about things but that thing i care about. >> greg: that's a good thing. jesse? >> jesse: i can't really say it on tv so i will say something else. i got into a little bit of a car situation when i was in high school and my dad swooped in and told the cops that he was driving. i could have been in a lot of trouble. >> kimberly: got your dad in trouble right now. >> dana: no statute of limitations in new york. >> jesse: it wasn't in new york. >> greg: i'm going to do a search. juan? >> juan: one thing that stands out in my mind, i once had an editor who used to just ride me. >> jesse: come on, keep it clean. >> juan: when i said ride you can do better. come o, come on. you can be an astronaut. what are you doing? and i remember thinking that's a wake-up call. take advantage. >> greg: tough bosses are good. i have always said

it was a great huge, wonderful. >> dana: did you ever forget a line?e loose with the lines sometimes. >> dana: radio has done that for you. >> juan: did you scratch your nose with the hook? a >> kimberly: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five" ." >> thank you. coming up, set it reaches a budget deal to pump billions more into the military. can it survive nancy pelosi in the house? volatile stocks go up and down again, and wouldn't you like to have the problems of a woman who is won half a billion dollars question like this is "special report" ." good evening. i am shannon bream in for bret baier. chuck schumer calls it a genuine breakthrough. white house says it ends crisis to crisis budgeting. new spending deal in the senate would shower the pentagon and domestic programs with almost $300 billion above existing limits. whether conservatives in the

a small portion of people. that's fine. that wasn't the cpac poll. >> danaere were other polls this morning. >> kimberly: they can >> jessey can motivate a certain part of the base with that. democrats have almost seeded the economy to the republicans. none of them voted for the tax cuts. they need a platform besides trump is mean and racist and mentally ill. health care, education, college tuition. they lost the house trying to take guns before. i don't know if they're gonna make the same mistake twice. polls show and even race in the congressional midterms. democrats right now are in deep trouble. they know it and they haven't learned any lessons from the 2016 election. >> juan: sometimes i worry about where you get your information. i don't know. i want to go to greg. greg, i wanted you to comment on maxine waters and the "impeach 45." will we get hats? >> greg: i want them to continue down this path because the best way you can elect your adversary is be irrational. if you are irrational and your anti-trump, it will only help them. this same way calling

it's going to be a major delay. >> dana: he is doing the clinton email investigation and looking at thatdence from a former attorney general surve survey. jerry falwell, who supports the president, said sessions is probably pretending to be for donald trump and that he is actually a mccain and bush died. seemed to me quite coordinated. >> kimberly: "days of our lives." quite funny. i was interested from a legal perspective, former attorney general. i like him. he's logical. he's persuasive. he knows what he's been able to do. when you have that kind of level of support, that bodes well for jeff sessions. i have to tell you jeff sessions can take a punch. he is unbelievable. he is a prizefighter. i'm going to hang in there. >> brian: reince priebus reince priebus had to plead with him to stay in the job. >> kimberly: i know. >> dana: it is weird. >> juan: i was talking to somebody about this and saying what is the president's strategy? if he is sending a signal of discontent with the attorney general. we know last july he said it was ridiculous that sessions had not -- had recused himself

did the fisa judge ask the right questions or was this a rubber stamp? >> dana: right. ts i talked to today said it is impossible to get a rubber stamp. this is not a process. you can't say high bar and rubber stamp. >> when you were press secretary you never let me ask hypothetical questions. now you're asking me one. >> dana: i asked it to myself. personal privilege. thank you very much. the house intelligence committee memo putting the spot light on the surveillance of a former trump campaign adviser. one news organization said everyone is describing in detail a 5,000 piece jigsaw puzzle after looking at a couple dozen of its pieces. it's ok that evere ignores me while i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. my healthy routine helps me feel my best. so i add activia yogurt to my day. with its billions of live and active probiotics, activia may help support my digestive health, so

the president did a good job today of fulfilling his role as sort of the father an chief, you know. >> danayes. >> it's part of the role of the president and it's part of what people expect from him, but i also don't think that that speech, that address, was a moment to throw legislative ideas on the table. it seemed to be more about touching the nerve that's very raw for most americans and for these victims in florida. my view is that if somebody were to get serious about mental health issues, that congress and the states should really examine what's going on with these children. these children that are lost and left behind, that we don't know enough about, what's going on in their minds. for some reason, they get expelled from school and then nothing ever happens with them. they don't have a track. we need to figure out what's going on and address these mental health issues, so that we can prevent children from getting to this point in the first place. i know that democrats will want to talk about gun law and there may be a conversation to be had there but i think that's a conversation th

number one tax reform has given a boost to the republican party. >> dana: definitely. >> if you look at all the poll, republicans have gained several points on that generic ballot. they are showing them with a little momentum. on the other hand, there's still a lot of time left before the election. the news of the past week, the tragic shooting in florida, i mean, gun control is now the issue of the day. that's an issue they have to discuss. >> dana: let me ask you about that. the students down in florida, they're still holding their rally today, trying to make a big impact. i do think that i talked about it in the a block, the poll also showed there's an increase in the majority of people who want lawmakers to do something on gun control. how does that play in terms of politics? >> so, republicans have always had this political advantage when it comes to gun control. even if the polls show there's an even divide between whether people want more regulation whrrbgs they don't, the intensity advantage is on the republican side. if you're an nra member, you're going to vote, go to the po

you are a horrible person. >> dana: i didn't mean to. >> greg: who should be more worried? ld she be more worried being seen as a rising star or should he be more worried because he might be replaced. >> dana: then she should be more worried. in that scenario. i do think north korea, as soon as i knew they were going to offer to do talks with the south koreans and get to the olympics, i could kind of see this coming. there is talk for a talk's sake. this is a century-old game where soft power, charm offensive is used. it's a game we don't have to play along with. i think pence did the right thing. thinking about what the coverage would've been like if it had been biden who had been sent there. that said he did the exact same thing as pence. how would the media have talked about it? >> greg: heroic and strong. standing up to these people. and yet mike's sitting. -- mike. i called him mike. we are in the same squash club. it is like they can't see how they believe sitting for the national anthem is heroic but this is bad. >> jesse: they fell for the oldest trick in the book. y

i've often thought about a word like history. his story. >> danae 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

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not a wall. >> dana: to nowhere? g: if trump plays this right, he is proving the democrats don't see people. they just see power. what he is doing is something very compassionate. there is nothing better than a wall. good make good neighbors. legal, lawful immigrants should appreciate that. all he is saying he wants it enforced. 1.7 million people can stay. that's pretty compassionate. the democrats are saying dreamers can dream on because it's not coming from us. the democrats are ticked off because he might come up with the solution and reverse the false perception that the democrats of capitalized forever that they are compassionate and the republicans aren't compassionate. if trump ends up being becoming pro dreamer, pro-immigrant, it's going to reverse a polarity that's been around for long time and it could be a really big deal. it helps there is no deadline. >> dana: i can't decide. i am of mixed mind on that and i will continue to think about it. >> greg: we can sell california to mexico. >> dana: companies ha

reads the newspaper and he will yell "what the hell is going on question" i think a lot of liberals are unfamiliar. >> dana that bill clinton was notorious for having a foul mouth. the media, if you heard it, not you, you sort of underplayed it. now everything is out in the open. >> juan: i think the differences, lyndon johnson, these guys did have foul mouth. the difference, not only in front of the camera but within earshot of people these days. i think that the president takes back to a different level. i think his base seems to embrace the fact that he's a truth teller and he is not a pc guy. it's not just maxine waters. i've hurt other people say they don't want children in front of the political tv. >> dana: children should be doing homework, right, kimberly? >> kimberly: yes. >> dana: wright, ronan? >> he's got a reading assignment tonight. when you see the president around children, whether it's easter or on the lawn of the white house, he absolutely loves children. he loves his grandkids. he can't get enough of having them come visit being around them. that's one thing that you see him light up. c

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it was a great idea. >> dana: it is a businessman's idea. >> kimberly: it makes sense. what did you think, jesse? you were very moved, as we all were yesterday. today was i think significant follow-up. >> jesse: i'm struck by how the republican party as the party of ideas. to greg's point, you've had so many specific ideas come out from the president's mouth about solving the issue. you've had a lot of specific ideas coming from the president's mouth about solving integration. we saw the same kind of organic, how the sausage is made kind of meeting with the immigration thing. you are seeing it with guns now and i am not hearing the same sort of ideas from the democratic side of the aisle. i don't even know what the democrats want to do on guns. i know they don't like guns. i know they want to ban ar-15s but in terms of school safety, what is the democrats' position on school safety? i don't know what it is. maybe juan can enlighten me. we have just rattled off really great ideas in the president, to his credit, is leading his party away from the kind of strict i'm not g

>> dana: the catcher becomes the runner. >> jesse: he broke the plane. we got a lot of lucky calls. >> kimberly: you mean the receiver? >> dana: he caught the ball. i don't know why jesse came to me next. >> greg: can i talk about the most important thing? >> kimberly: people are like, i just became really stupid. >> greg: the worst thing from last night is the philadelphia fan who actually ate horse poo. >> jesse: i don't think we have that. hopefully we don't have that. >> greg: he can't have a job or a family. look it up. >> kimberly: why would you bring it up? >> greg: if you laugh when you watch these events, you are a hypocrite. we do the shows we talk about auntie for -- antifa and destroying public and private property. somehow we find this acceptable. it is not acceptable behavior. you don't have any role in the team winning. it's not an achievement on your part. to destroy things is disgusting. >> jesse: you don't know what it's like to be a philly fan. i think we are going to give them a little slack. >> kimberly: i knew you were going to say that. the

a close. >> correspondent dana jacobson looks back at best moments from pyeongchang south korea. >> the closingy was cents a spectacle of fireworks , music, and high tech performances cents. the athletes joined the party to celebrate the end of the olympic games in pyeongchang. south korea president sat in the same box as the leader of the north korean delegation, and president trump's daughter ivanka. the three watched as athletes from both korea's once again walked together. and as the games came to a close, word that north korea is open to talks with the united states. international olympic committee president thomas fox praised the athletes. >> you have shown how a sport bridges people together. in our very fragile world. >> was joined on stage by olypians the cross country skiier, and american skier linsey vaughn, who goes home with a bronze metal. the us finished disappointing fourth in the overall metal count, but thrilling moments like sean white's clutch gold metal performance, jessie snatching the golds when she crossed the finish line about half ski ahead. the us women's hockey team

a kid things are really great. you only had three tv stations. the food was terrible. >> danaed yet as a kid you didn't know. you thought everybody had meat loaf every day. >> jesse: i would be defending watergate. burglary, a break-in. [laughter] >> greg: there is no collusion. [laughter] >> greg: that's so funny. so true. >> dana: you practiced. >> greg: nixon would be one lucky guy. kissinger would come on. anyway. >> kimberly: kissinger does come on. >> greg: not as much anymore. chris b. asks what is your go to movie that you can watch again and again? jesse? >> jesse: i go casino or good fellas. any time i'm watching tv and that comes up i watch it or tommy boy. >> greg: there you go. kimberly? >> kimberly: so, i like top gun. >> dana: that's a good one. >> kimberly: right? >> greg: i like bruce willis. >> kimberly: bad boys. >> jesse: the one with sean penn. >> martin lawrence. very, very funny. >> jesse: martin. >> kimberly: martin. >> greg: one movie that's on you have to watch it. >> juan: i like caddie shack, that's pretty funny. and they run it all the time silence

cÓmo son las medidas que van a adoptar? dana: gracias por tenerme. edidas sensatas, leyes. que pasen proyectos de ley, porque esto se va de las manos. el miÉrcoles que sucediÓ esta tragedia y ha tocado todo tan de cerca, ha habido un revuelo de interÉs en ver qué podemos hacer. hay actividades el fin de semana de diferentes grupos. maÑana, a las 11:00 a.m., va a haber una reuniÓn para nuevos miembros. carolina: dana, te hago una pregunta. el presidente donald trump realmente eliminÓ una ley que habÍa promulgado el presidente obama en la cual hacÍa mÁs difÍcil para que una persona con problemas mentales consiguieron arma de fuego y ahora es mÁs fácil. por ahÍ deberÍa ir el debate? dana: definitivamente, hay muchos brazos de la situaciÓn. el sistema de la salud mental y el modo en que este paÍs maneja la salud mental es terrible. hay una ignorancia y unos estigmas que tenemos que superar y tenemos que abrir esa conversaciÓn, definitivamente. este muchacho comprÓ las armas el aÑo pasado. si no hubiesen quitado eso, este muchacho probablemente no hubiese

i do agree they don't have a clear signal message other than anti-trump, but i do think what you are saying is people -- danaas talking a moment ago about the tax plan becoming more popular. i think it's now over 50%. but let me say if you were to have a poll on ice cream and apple pie, wouldn't you expect, like a tax cut for everybody, that your numbers would be in the 80s or 90s. >> greg: not me. my stomach cannot handle ice cream. >> juan: people realize how much of this money is actually going to the rich and corporations and they don't like it. i would say this about the russia stuff. why isn't this president won't impose the sanctions? why won't he take proactive action in terms of stopping the ongoing interference in our politics by the russians? >> kimberly: why didn't president obama do it. >> juan: that's a good question. i want to answer your question, kimberly. because kimberly would have sat here and said look at obama. he is saying the russians are interfering to benefit trump. he is actually helping hillary i doing it. that's what they conservatives would have said. >> kimberly: earned their v

midterm elections as a potential target for russian influence operations. >> kimberly: dana, this is rt of been in the works. what kind of national security threat the russians pose and now looking at a target of the midterm elections. >> dana: this hearing was super interesting. all about these different threats. there's a lot of them. this was the one that got some attention. we have been talking about this for a long time. democrats really want to relitigate 2016, and there is not evidence there was russian meddling in the actual machines that changed votes but i don't think there's anyone that still is questioning whether or not they tried to influence through other means. false flags. it's clear the government hasn't done enough to try to figure out what we are going to do going forward. part if it is americans are quite have to be smart about the information they consume. that's okay. in a democracy, we can trust voters to do that. in the meantime it's the other threats that are also a problem. bill gates today issued his annual letter to microsoft employees in which he said som

dana: all right. we're going to pause for one moment to let our fox stations join us. this is a fox news coverage of president trump's joint news conference special with the prime minister of australia. i'm dana perino in new york. i'm joined by lan and dan. rick gates would be the third campaign official to cooperate in the probe of the russia meddling in the election. fifth person to plead guilty to charges in the mueller probe. does this give you an indication that it's wrapping up? >> that's an excellent question. wrapping up would suggest that robert mueller has found out as much as he thinks he can about collusion between trump and the russians. he just indicted all of these russians for activities in the united states from 2014 on ward, which did prove there was russian meddling, but did not prove anything resembling collusion. so i think we're going to maybe get to the end of this sooner than we expected to. >> dana: we had the prime minister of australia about to take the stage there with the president of the united states. there's the first lady, melania trump, who is

[you're a murderer. >> we have to develop better protocol to follow up on red flags. >> sean: dana willyou heard people saying burn her. think about that. how can anybody have a serious conversation when one side is calling the other side murderers and screaming that they need to be burned. 235eubg must, cnn, they are not interested in solutions. this was all about political theater. as a matter of fact, it did nothing to solve the problem. fake news cnn also has another serious problem on their handled. a stoneman douglas high school student. he actually saved lives during the shooting. and is he reporting that cnn actually tried to script his questions at last night's town hall that he didn't end up participating in because he wasn't going to be a part of that farce. here is what that student told our own tucker carlson earlier tonight. >> tucker: i want to make sure i have this strait so you sent them a long in effect essay on what you thought but they put their own words in the question and they weren't the names you had sent in. they were the producer's words? >> absolutely. they h

les dirÉ: vamos a preguntarles a los niÑos de la masacre, a los maestros, a la comunidad. danae sumando mÁs gente. organizaciones pre emigrante, -- provee migrantes, otras escuelas y personas en general se unieron para la causa. patricia: tras la conmociÓn de esta nueva masacre, la preocupaciÓn ha generado numerosas iniciativas. el sistema universitario de california enviÓ un vÍdeo con informaciÓn sobre quÉ hacer en caso de un tiroteo. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta las recomendaciones para estos casos. juan: este vÍdeo fue distribuido entre las universidades de california. se resume en tres pasos. correr, esconderse y pelear. instruye a los estudiantes a que en caso de que haya un tirador activo y estÉn dentro de un edificio, dejen todas sus pertenencias, excepto su telÉfono. traten de alejarse corriendo a travÉs de cualquier salida, incluyendo orcas de emergencia y -- puertas de emergencia. una vez a salvo, llamarÁ 911. la segunda opciÓn en la que le parece mÁs viable a chris. >> esconderse. juan: juan estÁ de acuerdo que enfrentar al agresor, tiene que ser la Última opciÓn.

just take a look, dana loesch wilderness in a minute -- at how she was treated last night. >> let mer the question. you can shut me down when i'm gone. but let me answer the question. they spoke about that before the president made a move and they spoke about that before attorney general jeff sessions made an announcement about that, too. that answers your question. >> i understand you are standing up for the nra and i understand that is what you are supposed to do, but you just told this group of.s people that you are standig up for them. you are not standing up for them until you say -- >> we had three lawmakers on the stage, and only one of them hinted at reinforcing the background check system. it is only as good as the records submitted to it. only one of them even got anywhere close to mentioning that. we have to have more than 38 states submit records. that is number one. number two, we have to develop better protocol to follow up on red flags. >> sean: dana will be here in a second. also, you've heard people saying "burner" wow. how can anybody have a serious conversation whe

a solution. god bless you all. thank you. [applause] >> dana: you have been watching president trump host an unprecedented and extra ordinary roundtable on school violence. many people they are in attendance have either been at a school shooting or they lost their loved ones in the school shooting. one of the great powers of the presidency is the power to convene. this is something we have not seen before, especially on this issue where you had such raw emotion, outpourings of grief. the president listening super intently to all of them. asking about ideas. it was a very emotional and moving day, but it also gave you some hope that there could be some achievement going forward. the president said he's going to have them back that they would be coming back in a much better light, meaning hopefully their grief would subside because the president, they are going to act. jesse watters, your thoughts. >> jesse: america has reached a tipping point on school violence. some of us were tearing up watching the exchanges. it was really a raw and organic a

he also lied in an interview this month about a 2013 meeting between paul manafort, a congressman, dana rohrabacher. both men were hit with a 32-count indictment in virginia on thursday. the "new york times" notes the plea deal could be a significant development in the investigation. a sign that mr. gates plans to offer incriminating information against his long time associate and the former campaign chairman. he faces up to nearly 6 years in prison. in the plea agreement rick gates agrees to cooperate with the government, which includes providing documents and testifying at further proceedings. and he has to publically admit to other overt acts, including critical conduct even though rick gates is not being charged for those acts. as ari melber notes it's important because it means rick gates could testify against paul manafort about critical acts they were both involved in. tonight ty cobb released this statement. the white house as it has said from the outset will not be commenting on matters involving mr. manafort and mr. gates as the matters are dated and have nothing to do with th

dana jacobson is in south korea where it appears relations have taken a bit of a turn. good morning, dana. >> good morning, anne-marie. what happens when the games are over. north korean athletes are making history at the olympic games competing under one flag with the south. >> we have a peaceful spirit at the games, especially when i see k kim yo-jong is smiling and shaking hands. >> this government is different from the other government. they're more liberal. in a good way, they want peace very li. >> reporter: like those born here, he lived in the security and threat. the north is yonlds the blue buildings. as far as daily life goes, the threat of north korea just isn't a part of it. >> i think for korean people don't have a choice. this is where they live. >> i know people outside of korea is worried but honestly nobody talks about it in everyday conversation. >> reporter: at the olympics there have been daily protests against th unification. >> unification must happen at this i really hope that it will happen. >> i actually see long-term project. it's notes like we

but we owe i'd to those kids to have a real and honest dialogue. good for dana and marco robe crew for going. -- marco rubio for going. >> you mentioned the kid who couldn't ask a question it was about using ex-military people retired who are trained in firearms to be in schools. it's an idea, he wanted to ask a question by the and talk about it. he's not just a kid, he's a hero from that particular shooting. he was junior rotc. he shielded 60-70 people in the rotc room. he should be front and center and cnn said no, no, no, he's not telling the truth. the kid says otherwise. who are you going to believe, cnn or a hero from the parkland shooting. trish: he had a question. all of these issues should be addressed and it should be addressed in a way that isn't so full of anger and animosity. and people like dana put a good face on this and was empathetic and did a wonderful job articulating her position in the face of everything. but we should be able to have these conversations without the name calling and without the heckling. >> cnn turned their grief into a spe

preguntarle a los niÑos en las masacres, los maestros, la comunidad. dÁnaeor estudiante de la escuela marjory stonrman douglas highschool. aunque llegaron pocas personas al principio, se sumaron muchas mÁs y tuvieron cerrar la avenida, algo que no estaba en la manos. dÁnae: otras escuela y la comunidad lgbtt tambiÉn se unieron para hacer el mismo llamado sobre el control de arma de fuego. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. hialea ilia: hoy momentos de silencio en escuela y demostraciÓnes populares como nos muestra lourdes del rÍo. lourdes: abandonaron para llamar la atenciÓn las aulas para exigir que sus voces sean escuchadas. trt no entiendo cÓmo un problema como este, nosotros venimos a la escuela con miedo, el otro dÍa tuvimos un rÉcord en la escuela, cÓmo es posible que no les importe. muchas personas creen que nosotros a los 18 aÑos no deberÍamos estar demostrando y tener una opiniÓn, pero ahora mismo puedo comprar un rifle en el estado de la florida y un problema grande. reportera: cada uno de estas salidas volunatarias del plantel tuvo

but we owe i'd to those kids to have a real and honest dialogue. good for dana and marco robe crew for going. -- marco rubio for going. >> you mentioned the kid who couldn't ask a question it was about using ex-military people retired who are trained in firearms to be in schools. it's an idea, he wanted to ask a question by the and talk about it. he's not just a kid, he's a hero from that particular shooting. he was junior rotc. he shielded 60-70 people in the rotc room. he should be front and center and cnn said no, no, no, he's not telling the truth. the kid says otherwise. who are you going to believe, cnn or a hero from the parkland shooting. trish: he had a question. all of these issues should be addressed and it should be addressed in a way that isn't so full of anger and animosity. and people like dana put a good face on this and was empathetic and did a wonderful job articulating her position in the face of everything. but we should be able to have these conversations without the name calling and without the heckling. >> cnn turned their grief into a spe