brian: friday night, still go to the clubs. plenty of time. >> clubbing, huh? >> brian: that's what i'm thinking. doesn't everyone club in manhattan except for james. >> go to limelight now. >> briandon't even know what that is i assume it's good. >> it was in a church years ago. eddihe had murphy used to go there. >> brian: started with eddie murphy and that's how we end. cnn isn't the only cable channel where hosts are getting overtly political. remember we have been talking about this all week espn's jemele hill, she remains at the network this hour despite a twitter tirade in which she labeled president trump and his supporters as white supremacists. and yet she was not even suspended and, in fact, this is what the espn said tweeting this: espn is paying a really big price for its politics and bad programming. this is actually donald trump. people are dumping it in record numbers. which is true, and they are firing people or laying them off because of that. apologize for the untruth, he says. now, doug at ler is a former espn commentator. he is suing the networks after they fired him for using a term called guerrilla meaning guerrilla warfare not animal in a zoo aggressive way

brian brian i e agree with you. joe, the other part of me is this. >> brian: i think we have gone so crazy with fire, suspend. nd the whole day who and who went wrong unscripted situations like w this one we are not even ourselves anymore because we are concerned about how something might be misconstrued. do you see how we could go too far. or you think this does not fit the category? >> i agree anthony bore bourdain should not be fired or suspended. could reasonable people agree he should apologize or cnn. here's the problem for cnn. they have image problem right now. they are seen by trump supporters as the opposition network more than any other media network. that's why they rallies the chant goes over and over again.di when you have your hosts holding up severed heads like kathy griffin did. even though she is entertainment. >> brian: she did get fired. >> called the host a president a pos on twitter he got fired. bourdain i want to poison the president, final there is a pattern. trump supporters say, that makes her point. that cnn is working against us and not trying to report on what we're doing even tho

brian: hopefully we get action in afghanistan. i want to bring back attorney general jeff sessions. i almost said senator. that was your old gig. welcome, general. >> thank you, brian. brian: you were busy on college campuses. what is the department of justice doing about what many people feel is suffocating feeling on college campuses when it comes to free speech? >> we want to speak out first of all apcall on presidents, trustees, legislators, donors to make sure their colleges are not sufficient foe killing speech. no place in the country should we have more robust discussion than on college campuses. i truly believe in talking to a lot of young college graduates that we have drifted way too far in controlling speech. i wanted to make that point, number one. number two, we can intervene an will intervene in various lawsuits where we believe students are being constricted in their right to speak out and express themselves. it is a civil right. the department of justice has a duty to defend people's civil rights. steve: mr. attorney general, as you know, you watch tv. it is not all sides that are suffocating being suffocated. it is just one side. look what happened out i

brian: show the people's track record before they take things at facebook value. all right? bill mcgun wrote about it and talked about it thanks for talking about it. >> thanks, brian. brian who kicked students out of her class for wearing pro-trump t-shirts? we have update on that ahead. social media saying denying climate change is killing us and should be considered a crime. the climate alarmists are the ones who should be charged says our next guest and it's not secretary pruitt ♪ the heat is on ♪ it's on the street ♪ the heat is on ♪ lking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. freedom of information act request demanding explanation planned sweeps on 24 ice offices. steve? steve: it was a benefit meant for hurricane victims but it didn't take long for hold thollywood to make it political. >> anyone who believes that there is no such thing as global warming must be blind or unintelligent. steve: that's stevie wonder. and they're not the only one. these headlines doubling down their climate change attacks. the nation saying climate change denialism is literally

brian: let's go back to some more cartoons. this is president obama. what is that? ms. telnaes: you found an old one. s it supposed to move? brian: no. brian you have money behind him. on the left, a piggy bank. ms. telnaes: that is a screenshot from and animation. i do not remember. he was talking about money and politics. brian: let's go to the next one. whether this is an animation also. would you like to explain it? ms. telnaes: i am trying to remember. i do not remember specifically what gun incident this was about. in this country, we do not seem to have a problem with violence. we see all the time on television, movies, everywhere. but anything about sex, that is ensored. brian: the next one i'm sure triggers a memory. what impact did this have on cartoonists? ms. telnaes: that morning, i had the news on. we were eight hours behind france. i heard it. i remember walking around thinking, did i hear correctly? five cartoonists were killed? we are a small group. even internationally. we know a lot of each other. of course i was reading, listening to the television, contacting colleagues, finding out what happened. then when i realized

this guy his name is brian hi brian, anyway, brian is here six great places in philly to break up with loved one. so we thought cool article be fun to have our quincy comedian go out and check out places. so we did it. he did it. >> look at this oh, my god. the heart, my heart. >> i have to tell you something honey. >> go ahead. >> we can't do this anymore. you've been breaking my heart for the longest time. >> oh, my god. >> no. >> we're not done. >> no. >> we're not going to do thi this. >> we're done. >> you had me run around all day you were trying to break up with me all day. you know how much i paid uber. my feet hurt. >> listen i need a new person. >> you are making me tired. >> to touch my heart. >> i'm breaking up with you. >> i'm breaking up with you. >> there you go. >> they went around town and we recreated the article we found on philly voice okay and then the author goes wait a second, i talked to you guys earlier this the day and i thought i was going to do what quincy did. so brian beerman wrote a really funny article in restart. >> basically we cancelled on him. >> we

brian: easy to get the lyrics down and sing a little. steve: let's sing a little. brian: get it started in here? steve: i never heard you actually sing. briandid. steve: nationwide is on your side. abby: i can't believe i made the cold. we're on the air. you have to remember that. steve: abby in for answer sy. thanks for joining us. abby: fox news alert. taliban claiming responsibility for a rocket attack targeting defense secretary james mattis shortly after landing in afghanistan overnight. brian: lucas tomlinson was able to break the story. he is live at the pentagon with brand new details. i imagine the secretary of defense wasn't rattled as you or i might be if that happened. reporter: that's right, brian. officials tell me the rocket attack on kabul's international airport was couple hours ago. after jim mattis arrived, 40, 45 rockets, rocket-propelled grenades rained down on airport. mattis left by helicopter for meeting with president ghani. short time ago president mattis spoke about attack. >> attack on international airport anywhere in the world is a criminal act by terrorists. it is designed to go after generally innocent people

brian: it's you. dr. nicole saphier thank you very much. >> thanks, brian. briann so-called dreamer program in a few hours. who should get to decide its fate? the president or congress? judge napolitano is here. he usually is walking during his introduction now use ago full screen. more on that later. flooding danger not the only concern in houston this morning. that's where we find griff jenkins. griff? >> that's right. officials telling residents here to flush lines and avoid showers if you can. we have got that coming up. brian: but, first, happy birthday to actress are a quell quell welch, she is still hot >> in hawaii, the wind is blowing soft and quiet through the trees. i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. it's also what i prescribe to my patients who have this condition. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry ey

dana's or brian's? >> brianu put those four people in one photograph? three people and a dog. this is the 9:00 show but we will be back on monday at 5:00. never miss an episode of "the five." "hannity" is up next. >> sean: thanks to all our friends on "the five." welcome to "hannity." fox news alert. top obama administration officials are at the very center of a shocking surveillance scandal that should terrify every single american who values their privacy and their freedom and constitutional rights. fox news reporting that former ambassador to the united nations samantha power made hundreds of unmasking requests in the build-up to the 2016 election. get this, averaging nearly one request per working day and what was a frantic effort to uncover the names of american citizens whose communications were literally being surveilled by our own government. this comes on the heels of another troubling discovery this week.

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brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. >> dickerson: we're back with the chairman of the senate armed service committee senator john mccain. welcome. your reaction to secretary of state, u.s. wants to sit down at the table with north korea. >> well, you know, this is one of the longest standing crises that we have faced three previous administrations tried to make deals with north korea in order to stop the steady progress they have been making towards the acquisition of nuclear power -- excuse me, nuclear weapons and means to deliver them. and i'm all for us going back to the table. but i'm not sure that we aren't facing a serious situation here of two options, one nuclear armed north korea or with -- so we would prevent them from the further acquisition. so, it seems china is very important and yet we can't revisit that same old scenario

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brian: we know they escape. steve: kevin, as you know brian's favorite movie is fred claus. brianclaus i actually enjoyed. fred claus is actually pretty funny. abby: how much are tickets these days. >> i max ticket in new york could be $21. abby: date night. >> brian: save money go to a yankee game. it's unbreeivel. steve: that's why you are here to tell us whether or not to invest. >> i love being in the studio. it's an absolute honor. it's absolutely beautiful studio. radio city music hall is right behind us. how cool is that? steve: guy mccarthy is going to be with us. >> i get a lot of his hate tweets. what are you talking about? it's not me. i respond to them and give them movie reviews. brian: ask that kevin mccarthy the same questions we ask you. >> i love that i will take his questions next time. steve: how many stars he gives president trump's tax plan. kevin, thank you. >> i look forward to watching that. steve: coming up on this thursday, more pete hegseth exclusive standup interview with the president just before his tax reform speech. pete joins us live from indianapo

brian: right. >> show empathy. brian: why are we judging -- i don't understand, tiffany, why are we judging people by actions in time of crisis instead of accepting who they are? i'm afflicted being half irish. i haven't shown emotion since 1971. >> tell you what, brian brian: does that surprise you? >> no, it doesn't surprise me. if you're in need of help, you don't care what somebody's personal identity or hard lines are. you just need help. so i think our politicians can learn a lot from neighbors loving and helping neighbors. brian: right. >> locking arms together in serving in times of need. brian: david, i got my stuff burned when i had no family. then i had a family, got flooded. there is no difference whether you have money, big house, small house, you're rents, when you're wiped out you're starting from the same place. do you think people of houston are realizing that if they didn't already? >> unfortunately they are. when tragedy hits, people need people to be there for them. right now, in the last segment, i talked about politicians. i also like to speak out to the media, because media has responsibility to keep us together as well. brian: absolutely. >> we talk about the division. unfortunately sometimes depend which channel you're watchi

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brian: do you have a family? ann: my mother is still alive, and i have a dog. a very big dog. brian: no children? ann: note children. -- ann: no children. briant's look at your still cartoons. you can make some comments. we will start with this one i'm sure you have seen before. ann: this one was in reaction to the charlottesville protests and violence. brian: in the center, it says many sides. ken: that is what president trump said. brian: next up -- ann: i used the metaphor here no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. senator mcconnell, speaker ryan. i have done plenty of work on those two. because i think they are just -- the fact that they do not seem to acknowledge what our president does is amazing to me. brian: here is one about the antiabortion vote. ann: yes. this is vice president pence. and, i don't remember who did the interview, but he was interviewed and he said something like he never goes to any washington dinners without -- wife just because brian: he doesn't go out to dinner without a sweat. ann: he doesn't go anywhere. he is not at his dinner with any of the woman of his wife is not with them and i thought, ok. this is a gift.

dana's or brian's? >> brianto give it to dana. >> dana: if you put those four people in one photograph? three people and a dog. at this my last show but i will be back on monday at 5:00. never miss an episode of "hanni >> bret: tightening the screws on north korea, increasing pressure over obamacare and the high-pressure sales tactics for all those abandoned used cars after hurricane harvey. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. this is our number two of our extended "special report" all this week. china and the u.s. are double teaming north korea, hitting kim jong un in the wallet over his continued nuclear defiance. president trump is widening sanctions, north korea's banker china is buckling to u.s. pressure and curtailing

brian van de graaff has a first check of the forecast. cooler today than yesterday, brian. brian: finally like fall. outside feels great. the front came through. early this morning sticky. through the day it's feeling nice. go to the big board. i will tell you finally, finally, finally it feels like get this, fall. we only had to wait five or six days. a lot of sunshine out there. high pressure in charge. maria kicking out to sea. tropical storm. but thanks to the cold front she is moving east to sea. not a factor for us. cooler air for the northwest permeating in. 80 degrees now. that is the warmest for the next couple of days. cooler air will move in. after-school sports this afternoon if your kids have practice, no a cool and refreshing night. later tonight, 60's by bedtime. 50's waking up tomorrow morning. some suburbs could wake up to the 40's. we talk about that and look ahead to the next ten days in a bit. alison: we'll see you then, brian. thank you very much. look at this video. you will see it only on 7. it shows a man right here putting fliers on cars in the brightwood

brian: randal and burgess ongs, thanks. >> thank you, brian. brianone. turns out he is getting help from senator chuck schumer. dan bongino here to react next. how did she catch this? the insane story of how this 4-foot woman bagged a 13-foot gator. some say it wasn't possible. i say it is ♪ born to be wild ♪ born to be wild ♪ and you find out what your team is really made of... i win! nuh uh, i win! and these exotic waters? all thanks to rewards from my navy federal flagship credit card. hey mom, watch this! looks like we're all winning this weekend. you're going down dad! navy federal credit union open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans, and their families. with incredible flavors, like new nashville hot shrimp- crispy, spicy, and drizzled with sweet amber honey. plus the delicious classics you love, like garlic shrimp scampi. try all the shrimp you want, however you want 'em. but hurry, it ends soon. brian: fox news alert. get this murder in god's house. gunman opening fire as people left church outside nashville, tennessee. the suspect identi

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brian: there is one in ohio that came along before that. rutherford b. hayes. did you go to that? anthony: i didn't. the first one i want to was franklin d. roosevelt. brian: the hayes library is a state-supported. anthony: just like the abraham lincoln one. briani want to show you another video of allen weinstein, who was the archivist during what president? anthony: during the george w. bush administration, 2000-2009. brian: let's watch. >> physically we follow the laws. the freedom of information act. these resources have a backlog of presidential libraries, a significant backlog to get everything out. that's because we don't have the funding to have a trained archivist to help the process. anthony: i agree. except there is a secondary point to be made. there are not enough archivist to process these records, but they begins do not employ people. they work on the public side. they work on sometimes the gift shop, sometimes the educational program given school judge in coming to learn about the president. the work on exhibits, traveling exhibits, public programming. some libraries can have wine tastings and hayrides and dancing lessons. the national archives has the funds to employ those people. maybe they need to shift the funds from that pu

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brian: do you remember expire row graph? janice: when was the expire row graph. brian: 60's. janice: i wasn't born. briansher-price. will. steve: it was a lot of lines. ainsley: maryland judge now ordering stated bar to investigate three clinton lawyers including former state department chief of staff cheryl mills. the order follows claims from a lawyer that the clinton legal team destroyed evidence by deleting thousands of emails. the bar association initially dismissed the accusations but the judge says they are too strong now to ignore. this is why police officers don't want you on the roads. suv nearly flips over when a tree suddenly crashed down on a highway in georgia. dash camera video showing the back of that car flying into the air as the driver slams on the brakes and crashes back down on the road. that driver thankfully was not seriously injured. brian: he jammed on the brakes,ing you players dishonoring the national anthem this weekend. mike ditka had harsh words for them. listen. >> there is a time and place for everything. before a football game is not the time and place for it, period. the

brian this book came out in what : year? anthony: 2015. brian: the paperback -- did you have a hardback version? anthony i did not. : brianwho published it? anthony: i self-published it, i got turned down by 29 publishers. i got one offer from one publisher, well respected academic publisher but they wanted to hold the copyright in perpetuity and i was advised, i had spent so much time and effort on it, that was bad idea. brian: how did you self-publish? anthony: i used create space, an amazon company, and produced it through there. brian: how did it sell? anthony: moderately. i think more people in media and journalism bought it but what's interesting is that every single comment i've received has been one of either two topics. how angry people are to learn what's happening, or how flabbergasted they are to learn what's happening. i haven't received any kind of mild, oh, i read it and it was okay. brian: why are they angry? anthony: they are angry about the fact we have these presidential libraries that are created to house records, especially for the most recent ones, the records won't be open for a hundred years and in

brian: brian is going to be doing it soon. brian: weekend editions coming up too. that will be fun. got married to the same man twice? harvey lovett broke that story. part of a new tmz featuring judge. steve: meanwhile, this channel is going to feature shannon at the top of the hour. >> in the meantime we are tracking developments out of london after what's been described as a fire and an explosion on the subway there. officials now calling it a terrorist incident. and north korea launches yet another missile over our ally japan. secretary tillerson will speak live around 10:00 a.m. we will take you there. plus, more conservative push back to the president's decision to get cozy with democrats and brand-new hillary clinton e-mails have been discovered, sparking new allegations of wrongdoing. what's in there? those stories and more. america's newsroom. top of the hour hey, how's it going? um... who are you? i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. t

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brian. brian: i love the way the judge ends a segment, that's all there is. we will get a platform next time. steve: thank you. brian two hours to go. laura ingram is going to join us and lowe holts. lou holtz. todd is having breakfast with friends in huntsville. that's coming up ♪ scenari ♪ southern nights ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: all eyes are on alabama today as voters are getting ready to head to the polls for the run-off election to fill jeff sessions vacant senate see seat. brian: some people are on the ballot besides these two luther strange and judge roy moore. is this really trump and bannon they are going head to head in this contest. steve: todd piro is they blue plate cafe are in huntsville, alabama. >> good morning. todd: brian hit the nail on the head is this a bannon vs. trump? is this a sarah palin vs. trump? is this trump and mcconnell vs. the nonestablishment? so many questions. so we are here asking the voters what they think. i am going to start out what we call the strange table not because of these people but because they are voting for luther strange. your name, man? >> christie. todd: you said you are v

brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company.es" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. >>> welcome back. the panel is here. former head of the american conservative union. my panel is here. welcome all. i'll start with you. donald trump, what do you see from your historian's eyes that he's up to. >> seems it all began when things started falling apart the last eight months. e lost his mojo. he was losing. so he had to do something to get it back. he goes to harvey. seems to be to be looking empathetic and people feel good about it and then he comes back and announces the docket again and people get outraged at the can idea again so he loses that sense of the positive momentum and then he calls in jockey and nancy and gets the relief to texas and feels good again. so impulse takes over and he does the next thing to talk about daca. the question is can an impulse become a strategy over time? wit

brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. >> so the situation in puerto rico is growing tired. 12 days after a direct hit by hurricane maria. the president addressed the crisis earlier today. >> we have to rebuild. again, if you look at it, the electric is gone, the road is gone, if telecommunications is gone. it's all gone. the real question is what's going to happen later. it's a tough situation. puerto rico was flattened. and a big decision comes to what we are going to do. but i am there to help. >> kimberly, president trump is going to go there on tuesday. in the meantime, he has appointed a three star general, general buchanan, who was to go down there and assess the situation so they can figure out what kind of aid they need. if they have water needs, medical needs, food needs. they also need a way to get all the aid they are to the pe

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brian taff. brian, what is the latest there? >> reporter: good evening, jim. you know, a hurricane is both a force of nature an freak of nature and nowhere is that juxtaposition on greater display than right here in naples florida. the winds of hurricane irma stronger than they were nowhere than here yesterday. we peaked at a wind gust of 142 miles an hour. but incredibly most of the damage is elsewhere in this state. yes, the power is out, the trees as you see are down but the scars that you mentioned at least here are largely superficial. >> it was the worst storm that we stayed for. we were here for andrew in 92 and we were here for charlie in 2004. >> reporter: clay cohn spent much of today cleaning up outside of a house that just yesterday he was fairly certain he wouldn't have anymore. he and his family rode out irma at a nearby friend's house fearful of the storm surge that gratefully never came. >> this is the storm, the behind my screenism marilyn gorman chose to ride it out in here house. she, too, is relieved today. >> god be with us. i thought we were all going to die actually. i thought the storm surge was going to come in and take us out. >> reporter: naples was also larged spared from widespread destruction. despite the most ferocious winds that irma delivered gusts here above 140 miles an hour, much of the damage is limited to flooded roads and downed trees. most of the homes and buildings held up. and that's largely thanks to stringent building codes. where there was the rare combination of old trees and older buildings there was a different result. this is what's known as a banion tree famous in this part of florida because some have stood for centuries. this one clearly did not survive irma and as a result neither did this building. today despite the eerie sunshine, all of southwest florida is in the dark. millions of homes that florida power and light says could take a historically long time to get back online. doing so could require the rebuilding of the entire electrical grid on the state's west coast. still, as mr. cohn put it. >> we have homes to come home to for the most part. this seems to be mostly a pruning of our landscape. we'll have to start all over with brand new trees and bushes but that's okay given the alternative. >> reporter: given the alternative of course. everyone here is very, very surprised at what we've seen given the intensity of what we all experienced yesterday as you look live at just one of so many streets in naples, florida, that looked just like this filled with downed trees. but as i mentioned people here know it could have been so much worse. they also know perhaps that the worst is ahead here in the city where it's not clear when power might be restored an effort that could take weeks. the water is also off. it's not clear when that might come back and for many here the hardest part might be yet to come, jim. we are live in naples, florida, brian taff channel6 "action news." >> brian, thank you so much. let's go to cecily tynan and accuweather. cecily, irma now a tropical storm but for folks in places like georgia and south carolina, will they be making a mistake if they thought irma was no longer dangerous. >> that's right, jim. that is really based on the wind. the winds have decreased now that it's inland but if you look at the radar you can see this is still a very large storm. the rain shield is about 700 miles apart and across. it's pulling in a tremendous amount of moisture. the rain has left jacksonville but now they have flash flood emergencies in charleston, south carolina with rescues going on right now. that tropical storm will continue to push to the northwest. as it does it loses its source of power. so it will be weakening to a tropical depression a remnant he lo but then we begin to feel the effects of irma as we head through the second half of the week. i'll have details on that. also we have hurricane josÉ sw

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