let's say brian kilmeade decided he was going to make a joke about poisoning president obama. ickly do you think the petition would be out in seconds or in minutes for you to get fired? >> brian: it would be the 90 seconds. >> exactly. hypothetical aside. give a real life example. hank williams jr -- you remember him for decadesxa "monday night football." works for espn. couple years ago. >> brian: on "fox & friends." >> and on "fox & friends." >> brian: he did this on "fox & friends." >> i did not realize that i have to youtube that when i gogo home. so you know what i'm going to say then that he compared president obama to hitler and espn immediately fired him, because as we know at espn if you compare a sitting president to any white supremacist or nazi you are going to get the hook unless your name is jemele hill.yo of course... >> brian: more on that in a second. >> all joking aside, what we're doing now if weekek after week, we are joking about assassinating a sitting president. it normalizes the conversation. you remember that missouri state senator she said on twitter i

, brian kilmead, who ever i see him kisses my [ bleep ].his my son had an open heart surgery, and has to have two more, and there are other kids in the same situation. i don't get anything out of this. brian, you phony little creep. oh, i'll pound you when i see you. >> some are saying kimmel went too far. kimmel says he will assault fox news host. we reached out to brian serks lter. >> what did kimmel mean by "pound the little guy"? there's no reason to be talking violently. >> last night jimmy kimmel personally attacked me. >> this is what i would like to say. hope your son gets better. i hope your son gets all the care he needs. i'm glad you're interested. you're causing a detail loss, you're doing a great job bringing the dialogue out. >> and another tv host is in the news today for blowing his top. that's msnbc's lawrence o'donnell losing it during the commercial breaks on his show. >> jesus christ! >> the video, which was leaked

abby huntsman, and #oneluckyguy brian kilmeade, host of ""fox and friends"" and the show on fox news radio. he is very busy. he has stopped by to be "outnumbered." >> bill: it is my privilege to be here on a day like this. >> harris: we have a lot happening right now in jacksonville, florida. it is moved northwest. we have been covering it since it rolled out on saturday. >> bill: one of my listeners on the radio is in jacksonville, and they said that they were unprepared for what is happening in downtown. they have never seen anything like it. >> harris: just a short time ago, the city tweeted out if you did stay behind and are behind, get out now. everybody else, shelter in place. we have to let it pass coming into the water is coming in at high tide. measures up to the worst-case scenario. >> bill: there are a lot of places like orlando that have to feel good right now. but in jacksonville, they are really worried about downtown, now prepared to have the drainage. and when you see a lot of the shots, a lot of people were prepared with their kayaks, but not prepared in jacksonville

time to bring in brian kilmeade, host of the brian kilmeade show, joining us live on the radio. obe of corruption in college basketball. this story is just breaking. i'm sure you're familiar with it. seems like the feds are about to arrest assistant coaches at big-name basketball schools. this is really sending shockwaves through the college basketball industry if i put it like that. >> talking about usc. talking about auburn and louisville. as big as it gets. players come in, a lot from urban environments, single parent families they come from meager means. they need a full scholarship but they need some type of money in order to pick that school. that is what it looks like here. there are bribes being floated around. one thing is pretty clear, the fbi is looking into this since 2015. eight of 10 people have been arrested. one person i'm familiar with, former star of auburn, now assistant coach. he is accused of taking $91,000 in bribe, taking money to give to future recruits. there is some type of money changing hands according to this fbi indictment. it could be a lot bigger.

brian kilmeade is joining us, he's live on the radio now.rrez, he called white house chief of staff john kelly a disgrace to the uniform. now kelly's firing back. here's what he says: they can call people liars, but it would be inappropriate for me to say the same thing back at them. empty barrels make the most noise. the congressman has a right to his opinion. brian kilmeade, this is the president's chief of staff laying down the law to congressman gutierrez, isn't it? firing back. >> yeah. and in a very subtle way, he is also saying do your job. the president of the united states kicked it back to congress to do something that the president did that was unconstitutional, i'm talking about president obama. and now with general kelly, who is the chief of staff -- someone should tell this illinois congressman how the white house works. he doesn't usually set policy. not many people said, andy card, great job with the invasion of afghanistan, and why didn't you do a better job holding the peace after a successful invasion of iraq. you know why

i am brian kilmeade. ms. berly: hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, jillian turner and greg gutfeld. it's 9:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> this is the fox news alert. protesters are taking to the streets tonight in st. louis. after a police officer was >> after a police officer was acquitted of murder after shooting a black suspect. he shot anthony lamar smith back in u 2011. joining is now more from st. louis. >> were catching up from the demonstrators right now. we got separated from them. this is a small crowd and this is a main crowd. they are motioning and he didn't want that to happen. so that was effectively diffuse diffused. and that's the direction we are headed in. and people using the phrase peaceful protests. and it's just an obstacle in ths road. what happened earlier today,e around 5:00 local time we came up to the police headquarters and a group of the protesters got on top of the police suv. he jumped up and down and broke the windshield. there are some rocks thrown

i am brian kilmeade. my privilege to fill in tonight and we have a lot to discuss.in here. protesters and riot police in the streets of st. louis right now as they have been throughout the day, but as the darkness falls, the crowds mount. let's go to fox correspondent mike tobin who is in the field. mike, what's happening there?ik >> how are you, brian? well, they have taken off for a march up euclid toward the center of town. tough to get a good estimate on numbers. people like to throw out

i'm brian kilmeade. ♪ >> kimberly: hello.'m kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, jillian turner and greg gutfeld. it's 9:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> this is the fox news alert. protesters are taking to the streets tonight in st. louis. after a police officer was acquitted of murder for shooting and killing a black suspect after high-speed chase. former st. louis police officer jason stockily shot anthony lamar smith in 2011. and the not guilty verdict was announced today. joining us now with more from st. louis is mike tobin. >> hi there, kimberly. we are catching up with the demonstrators. we got separated from brian. this is a small crowd looking to get to the main crowd. the activity is marching. they attemptedded to get on the interstate but the cops didn't want that to happen. they had a standoff but that diffused. they are back in the central west ens now the direction we're headed in. people are using the phrase "peaceful protest." it's supposed to be peaceful. modify erapplies when it'

here with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and brian kilmeade. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." tonight, president trump turned up the heat on north korea adding economic pressure on top of his fiery military threat. he widened u.s. sanctions in an effort to further constrict the defiant regimes trade with the outside world. >> today i am announcing a new executive order we just signed. it significantly expands our authorities to target individuals, companies, financial institutions that finance and facilitate trade with north korea. china -- their central bank -- has told their other banks, it's a massive banking system, to immediately stop doing business with north korea. >> dana: will it work? doesn't sound like the north is taking mr. trump's warnings very seriously. >> if they thought they could scare us with the sound of a dog barking, that's a silly dream. >> dana: kim jong un chiming in. according to state news, the mad dictator said trump is deranged and will pay dearly for his threats. a lot of bluster, jesse. one thi

here with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and brian kilmeade.0 in new york city and this is "the five." tonight, president trump turned up the heat on north korea adding economic pressure on top of his fiery military threat. he widened u.s. sanctions in an effort to further constrict the defiant regimes trade with the outside world. >> today i am announcing a new executive order we just signed. it significantly expands our authorities to target individuals,

williams with cath tip and brian kilmeade. this is "the fox news specialists" a big week for president trump taking off with a bang. jeff sessions announcing the trump administration is ending the program. the decision creating a firestorm in washington and beyond. we go to chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> good afternoon. the white house has portrayed this as the president during the responsible thing because daca could have been subject to eight judicial order. instead the president put in place against the threat of a lawsuit by texas, south carolina and eight other states and orderly process of dismantling daca and handing it to congress. for them to do something about it. this is something the president railed against. you can hear protesters behind me expressing their displeasure. upon becoming president, he wrestled with the decision. he said he thought long and hard about it and wanted to do it with heart. >> the folks we are talking about, great love for them. people think in terms of children but they

. >> dana: i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." >> as they take a knee collectively, boos can be heard from this crowd. >> dana: nfl players and owners continue their anthem protest. president trump is not backing down. he had a lot more to say on the subject at a white house news conference earlier. >> i was ashamed of what was taking place because to me that was a very important moment. adam. you can disrespect our country, our flag, or national anthem. i was at walter reed hospital recently, and i saw so many great young people and their missing legs and arms and they've been so badly injured. and they were fighting for our country. they were fighting for our flag. they were fighting for our national anthem. people do disrespect that by kneeling during the playing of our national anthem i think is disgraceful. >> dana: the president and the nfl has been fueling debate on the issue since friday when the president suggested any player protesting the anthem should be fired. brian

williams with cath tip and brian kilmeade.news specialists" a big week for president trump taking off with a bang. jeff sessions announcing the trump administration is ending the program. the decision creating a firestorm in washington and beyond. we go to chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> good afternoon. the white house has portrayed this as the president during the responsible thing because daca could have been suec

, send the prep vice president the before the election if senator strange come i think it was brian kilmeadeid that luther strange sounds like a rock 'n' roll ban, should be the name of a rock 'n' roll ban. if he loses, it's hard to put a spin on it and say, that is actually a victory for donald trump. >> harris: i think this is deeper than that. this is steve bannon sky. this is him being able to stand up after his exit from the white house and say, this is what i was talking about if he wins, maybe he will lose, but i think it is an ideological battle, i do not think that it is the same. >> kennedy: what does it mean? >> lisa: it is close, roy moore has been up and pulling, i think it is his base, his group of supporters versus the candidate that he backed himself. ultimately, whoever wins the runoff primary is going to end up winning the state. you look at president trump winning the state over 60% in the 2016 election. senator shelby won 2016 with over 60% of the votes. the last time senator sessions had a competitive race, he won with over 60% of the votes. so i think that the dynamics

brian kilmeade will be in the anchor chair all next week. you're not going to miss that.anks for being with me.ch good night, everybody. ♪ "tucker carlson" is up next. have a wonderful weekend, everyone. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it is one video shot on a cell phone recently, shot at the university of california at riverside, but it tells you a lot about what our kids are learning at school and, therefore, where we may be heading as a country. in the video, a student sees a man wearing a "make america great again" had become so enraged that she steals it off his head. he demands it back. she refuses. and this exchange ensues. watch. >> do you know what this represents? this represents genocide. >> i

. >> dana: i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, brian kilmeade.w york city and this is "the five" ." >> as they take a knee collectively, boos can be heard from this crowd. >> dana: nfl players and owners continue their anthem protest. president trump is not backing down. he had a lot more to say on the subject at a white house news conference earlier. >> i was ashamed of what was taking place because to me that was a very important moment. adam. you can disrespect our c

i am brian kilmeade. my privilege to fill in tonight and we have a lot to discuss. protesters and riot police in the streets of st. louis right now as they have been throughout the day but as the darkness falls, the crowds mount. let's go to fox correspondent mike tobin who is in the field. mike, what's happening there? >> how are you, brian? well, they have taken off for a march euclid toward the center of town. tough to get a goo e

live on radio with us, brian kilmeade. w on a 7 billion-dollar relief package for harvey. it should sail through. any problems you see? >> one thing we heard on steve mnuchin, on the sunday shows, might be chris wallace, looking to tie that with his logic to the debt ceiling. stuart: that is the big package to be tied to the debt ceiling, a lot more money than the seven billion voted on tomorrow. what do you say about tying to the debt ceiling, the big package of relief? >> the big package. through your original question, should sail right through. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer saying no problem. some angry at some delegates in texas not voting for sandy, they're over it. looks like they will support it. tying to the debt ceiling is fascinating. a lot of republicans do not want to see sandy aid tied to the debt ceiling. it could be over $200 billion. steve mnuchin says we'll get to the debt ceiling quicker because of immediate money that needs to go out, why not tie it together? congress, you have a agenda not to shut the

ainsley: it had nothing to do with you brian kilmeade. brian: i could lie and say it was me.e and have a shot i put it on our twitter account to sit up there. you just keep climbing up and up and up you are thinking to yourself this is a little scary. ainsley: if you want to go up into the crown you can do that. look it up online and make reservations months in advance if you are coming to new york. we tried it last minute and it did not work. steve: website called open crown. ainsley: that's crown royal. steve: that was yesterday with big and rich. brian: nice of the interior secretary for bring us there. little bit later we will tell you what happened. ainsley: go out with the secretary of exterior. brian: might as well have been we were outside. steve: meanwhile, it is 6:30 in new york city. we have a fox news alert. you are looking live right now as hurricane maria makes landfall in puerto rico. janice dean tracking its path. she will be with us coming up next. brian: then president trump putting north korea on notice. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and

steve: you are doing brian kilmeade. because that's where the summer is. steve: that's deep. brian: that was my best intim statioinimitation ever. steve: maybe you need a vacation. brian there it is right there. abby: what car are you driving? brian: my tahoe. abby: welcome back after this labor day weekend. brian: i can't smile for this story because north korea is getting serious. rogue regime reportedly spotted moving a missile in preparation for another possible launch according to south korean officials. abby: that is a quote. japan now considering evacuating citizens from south korea as the nuclear threat continues to grow. steve: this is a story we would like to see in rear view mirror but it's straight ahead. senior correspondent greg palkot is live in seoul, south korea with the latest where, greg, you have been there for over a decade off and on and people in south korea now are on edge this time, aren't they? >> absolutely, folks, greetings from seoul, south korea where the sense is edgier than we have seen in

ainsley: another brian kilmeade shelf up on the airports. steve: we raise our glasses. u put a lot of hard work into that. brian: it's a lot of fun. 27 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian: congrats. ainsley made you those flowers. jillian: she did make them. ainsley: did it flowers. she did the favors. jillian: good morning to you guys, to you at home as well. get you caught up on what you need to know. two teenagers including illegal immigrant charged with kidnapping and assaulting a class a missile. police looking for third suspect after 18-year-old girl says she was ambushed walking home in maryland. investors looking into the possibility that another younger girl ordered the boys to attack. potential gang ties. isis filing a detainer for one of the suspects who was from el salvador and living in the u.s. illegally. cbs stepping up isupervise steps stepping up in the opioid epidemic. >> to confront a crisis of this scale, we must have a comprehensive antidote to the problem, prevention enforcement and treatment. jillian: the nationwide retail chain will now li

abby huntsman, and #oneluckyguy brian kilmeade, host of ""fox and friends"" and the show on fox news "outnumbered." >> bill: it is my privilege to be here on a day like this. >> harris: we have a lot happening right now in jacksonville, florida. it is moved northwest. we have been covering it since it rolled out on saturday. >> bill: one of my listeners on

brian kilmeade, we have reason to believe is talking to somebody who works for a foreign government.we are not interested in kill need, we are interested in the person is he speaking to. the courts grant 9 per 9% of those. if they were interested in the evidence about paul manafort to find out what he knows about donald trump or to find out what he was telling donald trump during the campaign or to use this evidence against him in a criminal prosecution, that kind of a warrant won't do. then they have to go to a federal judgment and present evidence of crimes by him or the people he is speaking to in order to get that warrant. so, were they listening to paul manafort during the campaign in order to find out what donald trump was going to do next in the campaign? and help hillary? were they listening to paul manafort because they thought he had committed a crime? were they listening to paul manafort because they were looking for something with which to tarnish the future president? brian: were they listening to paul manafort in trump tower and does it seem more and more like the presi

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