. >> dana: hi, i'm dana perino in for bill o'reilly, who is on vacation. thanks for watching us tonight. breaking story, a shooting spree on the streets of fresno, california, that saw three people dead. police say the suspect is an ex-con who had expressed hatred toward white people and the government and yelled "allahu akbar" as he was being taken into custody. while both the fbi and fresno police are saying it's too soon to call this terrorism, the fresno report said the suspect's social media account quoted the phrase "allahu akbar" in a tweet. >> one of our officers was traveling eastbound when he saw a black male running southbound on fulton. immediately upon that individual scene, the officer, he literallo dove onto the ground and was taken into custody. as he was taken into custody, he yelled out "allahu akbar." >> dana: a suspect, 39-year-old kori ali muhammad, was wanted in the deadly shooting of a security guard outside of a motel 6 in fresno last thursday. joining us now from los angelesi fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt, and from was

dana? >> dana: well, one thing that is a little unusual in my experience, at least, is that the national security advisor is usually somebody that you never hear about. but in the last two administrations, first with secretary -- i'm sorry ambassador rice and then you had mike flynn, they are well-known figures in this. how unusual is that in washington? >> well, i think if you point to the issue of susan rice, what you see is that she took on a very public role off and on very politically charged issues. she was the bern wh person who s forward leaning and all the national broadcasts with the administration's explanation about what happened in the benghazi terrorist attack which turned out to be very flawed, largely through the reporting of fox news. she also went on television to take on the swap of bowe bergdahl for the taliban five and she said he bowe bergdahl had served with honor and distinction and that was football to be false as well. so susan rice took on a very public role and s

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hi, i am dana perino. thanks for watching us tonight.'s get right to the top story. terror strikes the heart of paris yet again. a gunman opened fire on the city's famed champs-elysees, killing one police officer and seriously injuring two others. the suspect was shot dead by police following a foot chase. now, isis is claiming responsibility for the attack which comes just days before france's first round of its presidential elections. during a news conference is afternoon, president trump responded to the shooting. >> our condolences from our country to the people of france. again, it happens, it seems, i just thought as i was walking in. it's a terrible thing. it is a very, very terrible thing that is going on in the world today. it looks like another terrorist attack. what can you say? it just never ends. we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. i have been saying it for a long time. >> dana: joining us now with more, from washington, fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. catherine, we have seen these

don't go away. >> dana: thanks for staying with us, i'm dana perino.n the unsolved problem tonight, just how deep the mainstream media hates president trump. the video from north korea was shown during the weekend celebrations to mark the birth of leader kim jong's grandfather. it pictured the simulated nuclear attacks, getting this, wiping out an unidentified american city, ending with a cemetery and american flags engulfed by flames. it was reacted at with applause. your thoughts on that video, mike huckabee? >> mike: one of the things i think we have to learn from history is that if you have somebody who was a leader of a country and he keeps telling you he's going to do something that is outrageous, you better start believing him. that's the danger when you think that is so crazy, nobody would ever do that. we learned that from people like hitler, we need to learn it from kim jong cookoo, who clearly is a irrational and delusional person. he also has the weaponry and the will to do the crazy things he keeps talking about. somebody has to take them

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, greg gutfeld eric bolling. this is the five. less than 100 days since taking office, president donald trump is making his mark on the world stage first with a u.s. air strike in syria in response to the chemical attack. and then yesterday with the massive bomb dropped in afghanistan killing 36 isis militants. meanwhile the world is watching north korea in growing concern that it may be closer than ever to launching a sixth nuclear test. this comes as the country prepares for what it's calling a big event to mark the anniversary of its founder's birthday on saturday. charles krauthammer shares his thoughts on how the president is handling all these international challenges. >> i think this is reassuring that we are returning to the classic american definition include our allies and most important we accept world leadership in a way that had not been accepted by obama and seemed to be not accepted by trump, the candidate. >> dana: general jack keane agrees with the commander-in-chief's military stra

dana. >> dana: thank you so much. let's bring in dr., a forensic psychiatrist and a fox news contributor. he joins us from boston. doctor, let me ask you. i think -- you think the internet is quite impersonal. i was thinking of social media that is quite personal, you are sharing information. but you are saying it elicits behavior that you normally what into if you didn't have social media. can you explain? >> dana, here's the thing. we know about people who sext, t is a very monday and example. among those most, very few of them would be willing to walk up to another individual and had a photograph to that person of themselves unclothed. it is this inhibiting anti-personalizing, this medium, or as marshall mcluhan said in "understanding media," "the media is the message." this is dragon people and him and having people do that they otherwise not -- would never do. >> dana: when it comes to an individual like steven, was this about fame? >> i haven't spoken to him obviously. but what we know is, look, he used this particular route to sh

. ♪ >> dana: in >> dana: grading president trump'ss first 100 days.nalyst from the political spectrum delivering their first roar card fort the administration. president trump gave some self-assessment. >> as far as north korea is concerned, we are in very good shape. we're building our military rapidly. lot of things have happened over of time.short period we have been here for approximately 91 days, we are doing a lot of work, we we're in very good position. >> dana: joining us now from dallas, katrina pearson and from washington -- the first hundred 1 days i feel like have gone by very fast. politico had a report card for the president. republicans generally give him high marks in the democrats don't. the top subjects for him, fighting terrorism, jobs and the economy, the worst subjects, healthcare, climate change and draining the swamp. >> there's going to be criticism really no matter who you ask depending on what the top priorities are. this president made promises to the american people. he is keeping them. whether you want toeo talk to ce mine

dana? >> dana: when you said that the white house said the general there on the ground had all if authority he needed, is that a change from the obama administration? >> it's interesting. you remember during the obama administration, there were very tight rules of engagement, in terms of the use of the air force in certain circumstances, under what circumstances it could be used. remember, the obama administration was trying to draw down in afghanistan. they left behind what they thought were the minimal needed u.s. forces. they wanted to end combat operations. and they took many measures with tight rules of engagement. it's our understanding that the rules of engagement have not really changed but there are 84,000 troops. that went down in january of this year. the general said he needs more troops. they were trying to transition to more of a training of afghan forces. and president obama at the end of his administration, didn't want to do what happened in iraq, which is to pull out comple

." >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." will america respond to yesterday's deadly chemical attack in syria? today president trump address the atrocity in a news conference with jordan's king abdullah. >> these heinous actions by the assad regime cannot be tolerate tolerated. when you kill innocent children, innocent babies, babies, little babies with a chemical gas that is so were shocked to hear what gas it was. it crosses many, many lines. the attack on children yesterday have a big impact on me. big impact. it was a horrible, horrible thing. it doesn't get any worse than that. >> dana: the images out of syria are absolutely heart wrenching paired we must warn you that they are very disturbing. it was another suspected attack on civilians by president assad's government. president trump says he has a responsibility to handle the crisis but he will not publicly say how he will. >> one of the things i think you've noticed about me is militarily i don't like to say where i'm

if >> dana: thank you so much, that is it for us tonight, thanks for watching us, i'm dana perino andor the vacationing at bill o'reilly and please remember the spin stops here because we are looking out for you. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome totonight" despite donap being an alleged russian puppets, the american tensions with russia keep rising. a russian official said relations are at the lowest point since the cold war. at secretary of state rex tiller's and had an unproductive meeting with vladimir putin in moscow. >> president trump: right now were not getting along with russia at all. if we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. >> we need to put an end to this steady degradation which is not doing nothing to restore t

>> dana: let me ask eric something. >> this is the scandal that has to be covered more. >> dana: okayeric, let me ask you about that. democrats believe that susan rice, the former national security advisor for donald -- for president obama is not getting enough scrutiny for her role in unmasking. though she says she did nothing wrong. and there should be more attention, democrats saying, there should be more attention about michael flynn and paul manifort and carter page. the conservative media is certainly able to go after susan rice. but what about these other things? >> well, i mean, i hope miss rice continues to go on media all day long. the facts are this. during the obama administration, he had numerous drone strikes, ten times more than his predecessor. he had 275 executive orders. they were covered as an act of trying to go against a republican opposition. against donald trump they're covered as almost a form of dictatorship. a double standard in the mead yeas really unfair. you have to look at the numbers, the contributors from the media, where they go and the facts are that

right at home. ♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing."d.c., and i wish i was, alicia peterson clark, i first met her 1995, we worked together on capitol hill, she died after a long illness. she thought it valiantly. she was always like the calm in the storm. she was a republican role model, a mentor, a true public servant. she loved her country, her family, and certainly god. she is survived by her husband and their two children, william come up with a call jake, and brady, they were her greatest job. you will be missed. everybody at the bush administration and everyone who loved running into you will miss you very much. >> kimberly: god bless her and her family. >> dana: greg? >> greg: the podcast, fox news podcast.com, i interviewed scott adams, the guy who created "dilbert" has become a public intellectual, certain things he has predicted, including the donald trump win come up that has kind of put him into the limelight, he is an unusual cat, i'll say that. >> dana: i'm going to listen to that. my dad loves "dilbert." >> kimberly: it

dana? >> dana: thank you very much, benjamin.here's a special election today in kansas to replace congressman mike pompeo. he was named cia director for the trump administration. the state treasurer is competing against jim thompson, a civil rights attorney. and chris rockhold is in the case. senator ted cruz hitting the campaign trail. >> thank you, ron, thank you, rob. it is great to be back in kansas. it is great to be back with so many friends. kansas is a state that embodies midwestern common sense. basic conservative values. and those are values that this country desperately longs for. >> dana: and the president tweeting his support saying ron espes is running today in the great state of kansas. a wonderful guy. i need his help on healthcare and tax cuts. meaning reform. richard fowler is a radio talk show host. an opinion editor, the opinion editor for "the washington times." both are fox news contributors. charlie, what's the matter with kansas? >> well, you know, the reason people like mike pompeo and tom price get picke

>> dana: a little bit.eld him at 48% and not 50%. >> bob: i think it had them vote against him. that's how much they hate him. >> greg: facebook ceo delivers his first remarks after the murder posted his video. should facebook do more to police violent content. mark zuckerberg, next. i accept i don't race down the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may t

dana, this is an issue of tremendous concern.t of people that supported president trump and his movement of the forgotten men and women across the country that felt that this country, the administration wasn't being responsive to their needs, their desire for gainful employment and work to be able to support their families. >> dana: there was a report on "60 minutes" that was mind-blowing and heart wrenching. he was about workers, the h1 b process, if you are an employer and you can't find an american to take the job, then you can take the step. that happens in high tech's misses. in the 60 minutes report, people doing regular jobs that don't need highly skilled professionals. they were being made by their employers to train their replacements of people coming in on h1b visas from wherever. in this case, it was india. that american, who was getting kicked out of his job, was having to train the next guy and it was humiliating and horrible. that's the kind of practice this is supposed to crackdown on i think it's a good thing if y

dana? >> dana: all right. thank you. a special election congressional race that has been solidly a republican seat in georgia is facing a serious challenge from an upstart democrat. 30-year-old john oshuck is leading the race. the district was formally held by house speaker newt gingrich and has notes been represented by a democrat in 40 years. he leads the race. if he doesn't get more than 50% of the vote, the top two move on to a runoff. jessica carloff senior director of research for muscle.com. mercedes is a former spokes person for president george w. bush. it's not unheard of for somebody not living in a district to run for congress in that district but it is somewhat brazen. over 80% of the money raised has come from outside of the state. is this putting all their chips and not spending their money elsewhere? >> i'm not sure about that. democrats are raring to go here. we talked about this about how important it is to democrats to continue the momentum that we saw at the women's march, for instance, right around i

this is ridiculous. >> dana: have you guys seen this?. >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. >> dana: they didn't pick the best part of the video. >> greg: watch it. here we go. [laughter] >> dana: somebody said that is like me and you on "the five" ." >> greg: she doesn't want to be there, like, get me away from this dude. >> eric: can i give you an idea? you should read it like this, real throaty. romance. >> kimberly: i think you are ripping off my k.g. dating tips. >> greg: mine was first. bob's romance news. paid by the hour. >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. please. let's please end this. >> eric: march 26th, march madness started. remember this? president obama kept with tradition and picked his final four bracket. duke, arizona, kansas, north carolina. he has north carolina over duke in the championship game. duke, gonzaga, kansas, north carolina. i will have gonzaga win the whole thing. >> kimberly: are you playing against president obama but he doesn't know? >> eric: a little bit. tonight, it is gonzaga against unc. obama, eric. we picked it. k.g.

god bless him for his service and for saving a life. >> eric: dana. >> dana: if you go to coachella,ever gone to but let's say you go as an attendee. they had, there was a whole thing where the cell phones are being stolen and they had tried track down who was taking them. they turned to the find my iphone app. they were able to follow him and the security officers were able to detain him. he had more than 100 cell phones in his backpack. he was arrested. grand theft and possession of stolen property. >> kimberly: what does that tell you? don't smoke pot at coachella and put your phone down. >> eric: have you been to coachella, k.g.? bob, you're up. he >> bob: of you heard candidate trump say this thousas of times during his campaign. >> going to build the wall, don't even think about it. who is going to pay for the wall? who? >> mÉxico! >> 100% right. >> bob: 100% wrong, mr. president. the mexicans refused to pay for the wall. you have asked congress for $1.5 billion to start the wall. that hasn't happened. in the $12 billion you claimed your beautiful wall would cost is now 22 bill

. >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." there has been a lot of suspicion about whether russia helped syria carry out last week's chemical attack on civilians. today the ap is reporting russia did know in advance about the attack. fox news has not been able to confirm. meanwhile, russia and iran issued a joint statement threatening the u.s. if we strike again. they save the united states united states crossed redlines by attacking syria. from now on, we will respond to anyone, including america, if it attacks syria. secretary of state rex tillerson heads to moscow tomorrow amid these tensions. can he convince russia to rethink its support for bashar al-assad? >> i think the russians have played now for some time the role of providing cover for bashar al-assad's behavior. the alternative explanation that the russians put forth is not plausible. not only is it not plausible, we know from our own information and open-source information that their alternative explanation is simpl

i'm dana perino. the pentagon releasing these videos. the u.s. commander in afghanistan that ordered the strike did not need the president's approval and that bomb was moved to afghanistan in early january. we have fox news team coverage with rich edson at the state department. let's begin with jennifer griffin. so we're learning where defense secretary mattis will be next week. can you tell us more? >> vice president mike pence will be in south korea. secretary mattis will be in the middle east. he will arrived in saudi arabia, then egypt and then to israel. saturday he will be in qatar and sunday, he will visit the largest u.s. military base in africa, djibouti. he announced that national security adviser that h.r. mcmaster is leaving for afghanistan where he will send the possibility of sending more troops to afghanistan. the u.s. has more forces on the ground there than iraq and syria combined. >> who made the decision to drop the bomb in afghanistan and does it matter? i was interested that you s

>> dana: i think both things could be true.k it as kelly talking about drugs coming across the border. i thought that's what he meant. but i feel like i should give the rest of my time to bob who feels pretty strongly on this. >> bob: yesterday, as you know i am a recovering alcoholic, addict and have messed with all this stuff, including methamphetamines and heroin. for anybody to suggest that marijuana is not in some way or another connected to more use of drugs and it's also the biggest illegal drug in america by far. the mexicans haven't given up selling it. that's how they get started. transportation is still there, the money is still there. i did an intervention yesterday with a guy who is 43 years old and he started off using medical marijuana. that's dangerous in and of itself. you've got pain. and then he went to opioids. they wouldn't give him more medical marijuana. after that, he went to -- they are going into the opioid guys. they are selling heroin with fentanyl. mostly -- >> jesse: may be bob is going to be presi

greg greg dana?5. >> greg: juan. >> 200. >> kimberly: 245. >> greg: you win the jackalope 486. he tweeted later today. 487. it went up to 487. >> bret: like the price is right. >> greg: you get the jackalope. >> kimberly: wait did he just tweet again. mr. president 488. a jackalope. who knew? >> juan: for your spring weekend reading list "we the people" now out on paper book what the founding fathers would think of america. look at this. yesterday was take your kids to work day even for the nfl draft and when garrett was selected by the bronchos he brought his 4 month old son kingston on stage to get his jersey. he stole the show in little gray suit. come fall he will be supporting the bronchos orange and blue. >> bret: last one bunny melon healing garden at children's national health system in washington, d.c. open today. it's an outside garden. the first lady melania trump was there. it's a garden dedicated to first ladies. it allows kids who are in the hospital to be outside and to get fresh air.

. >> hi, i'm dana parino. thanks for watching us before we get to this stories of the day we want to address a situation many of you know of. bill o'reilly who hosted this program for 20 years is leaving the fox news channels. we know you the viewers will have feelings about this and will talk about it later in the program. first the trump administration firing a shot over iran. rex tillerson making clear the administration's tolerance of iran's belligerence and provocation is growing thin. >> iran is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism and is responsible for intensifying multiple conflict and undermining u.s. interests in syria, yemen, iraq and lebanon and continuing to support attacks against israel. an unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea and take the world along with it. the trump administration has no intention of passing the buck to a future administration on iran. the evidence is clear iran's provocative actions threaten the united states, the region and the

dana bash, words matter. stairs matter. what did you make of the moment you asked about the reality of north korea having a munition or military asset that could make it to the united states. the vice president stared at you. did you take it as deliberation, fatigue, not liking another one of those dana bash questions. what did you take it as? >> probably all of the above, and other things that we're not thinking about or maybe shouldn't say on morning television. no, i mean i think that this is very, very sensitive. it's very difficult. i mean, that is a reality and a reality that i think any administration would rather not talk about publicly, and when i say that, it is that intelligence, experts, people who are very focused on this, and even senior people who i've talked to on capitol hill who have access to this intelligence say they are genuinely concerned that the north koreans will be able to develop a long range missile that can hit the continental u.s. by 2020, which would still be when president trump and vice pre

at dana's corny of the day. >> i will try something different here.st person to laugh has to buy a round of drinks. if no one laughs i will feel really bad. what you call a blinded dinosau dinosaur? a do you think you saurus. i have one more. why was the sand what? the seaweed. juan and greg. you buy the drinks. >> i know i am a short timer here, this is the cutest "one more thing" of all time. put it up. >> oh! >> tomorrow is her third birthday. >> yay! >> you can see the family resemblance, she is my granddaughter. you have to come in so you can see her. if i put up her picture but not her older sisters -- two of my five grandchildren. >> very cute. >> they are humanizing you, chris. >> mind is super super cute. this is about dancing. take a look at this. this is juan carlos bernal. check him out. he is sitting there dancing because he is from san antonio, texas. he answered a noise complaint at a house. he didn't end up breaking up the party. he stayed and demonstrated his dancing skills at the event. it's funny because the neighborhood called to c

dana, i'm starting with you. >> this is a hard question. i kind of like the name dana. it's pretty unique, right. it was now everyone is named dana. boys and girls. >> that's true. >> what is the world coming to. >> what i what is it? >> i don't know. i like -- i like the name kate. >> kate is good. >> i like kates. >> people predict kate middleton is pregnant. >> i think she is. >> erbg. >> >> i love latin culture. aljeandro. >> my name is is in spanish class was ramona. >> elvis. >> better question than i thought. >> how about you, kimberly? >> i like the name lilly. my mom use to call me that. >> lilly. >> yes. >> that sounds pure. >> i go with kaitlin. >> it's appropriate. >> ore kayla is a nice name. i don't see names. >> kaitlin? >> yes. >> i don't see names. i think names are a patriotic -- >> this is great: >> kimberly? >> obviously not the unicorn win. i'm scared of the ba rifrista gy freaking out. i like strawberry and banana. like a strawberry banana. strawbana. >> that's nice. >> i'm good at this. >> you are. >> bob. >> i'm proud to say it was the first time

and dana-- - this is a true story? - apparently dana had no problem with it. 'cause i just ran into dana at the premiere of divorce last month. dana had no problem with it, but she was secretly dating the executive producer of the show, and he asked her and she's like yeah you know, he was pretty passionate when he kissed me and that was it, but the good thing that came out of that, first of all they had to pay me for all 10 episodes. (audience laughs) that was good for a struggling actor, but my agent was like we gotta get you back on the horse. the very next audition he sent me to was cheers, which i got and they were casting wings-- - cheers led to wings. - and i-- - so if only you had not, if only you had not over-kissed dana delany. - dana and i discussed this event one month ago. - is that right? the film work you've done is a preferred form of art to tv or not? what's your? - yeah i do. - if you could just pick, what would you-- - no i prefer film because i did from '89 to '99 it was almost singularly television. i mean i did wings for six seasons, i di

i guess it's politics, dana. i would just offer to you, many of these issues would go away if the same people that we're talking about, the legislators in washington, would take a really long, hard look at immigration, immigration laws, and do what is necessary to solve the problems. >> well, let's talk about some of those problems, and one of them is the question of what to do about the young immigrants known as dreamers. the president told the associated press on friday that people who were brought to this country to the u.s. illegally, as children, should "rest easy" about his immigration policy, and yet attorney general jeff sessions had this to say. take a listen. >> everybody in the country illegally is subject to being deported. so people come here and they stay here a few years and somehow they think they're not subject to being deported. well, they are. >> so secretary kelly, which is it? are these dreamers subject to being deported or should they rest easy, as the president said? >> well, i'd certainly

dana, what can you tell me? >> i am not sure if you can hear me.he wind, it is coming from a helicopter about to deliver the vice president of the united states here in south korea. he is going to land, you see -- i think you can see behind me in order to go to the demilitarized zone. this is going to be the first trip of anybody from this administration to the dmz, and obviously it comes at a very, very tense time, but vice president according to his aides wanted to come and get a firsthand look at what is going on here and get briefings from the top military brass who are here, both at the united nations level and of course the u.s. forces who are here. if you could stay with me, we're waiting to see the vice president of the united states come off of the helicopter. excuse me. he got here to south korea yesterday, sunday, for easter. the plan was on the down low, weather permit abouting and security permitting, for him to do exactly what he's doing now, and so we're waiting for the vice president to come out and to go to the first of several bri

dana bash has the interview with the veep at the dmz. >>> mr. pence's visit comes days after the north korean missile test failed, but the show of force has military analysts trying to figure out what kim jong un's next arsenal and next move may be. are the u.s. and north korea on the collision course day 88 of the trump presidency. we have it covered for you with dana bash in seoul, south korea. dana. >> reporter: poppy, it is one thing for any policy making and politician and world leader to talk about a threat or ongoing issue that affects the u.s. and allies. it is another thing to see it and feel it and hear it face-to-face and that is what the vice president did. as you mentioned, he went to the dmz. he went probably a little further than security wanted him to go in going outside and seeing for himself what the north korean side of the dmz looked like and the north korean soldiers saw him and started taking pictures which is par for the course. they like to do that when they see vips and document it and talk to the vice president afterwar

but i want to go straight to dana bash on capitol hill. dana, the possibility of u.s. military strikes to retaliate for the horrific gas a take we saw yesterday in syria? >> that's exactly right, john. we are told that the president himself is making calls to senior members of congress saying that he is seriously considering something he said he would never do not that long ago, which is military action in syria. as you said, and as he said yesterday, in the rose garden, it is because of the recognition of how horrific that chemical atack was this week and of course what that means for the broader situation in syria. now, i am told by a source familiar with these conversations that the president made clear it is not a done deal. he has not made a firm decision. he is in conversations and consultations with general mattis, but that this is on the table and certainly if you go back and listen to what the president said yesterday about how he has changed and his view of syria and what to do about syria has changed in light of that chemical attack. this would be a potentia

i'll start with you dana.from ed l if you could change one law what would be t be in and why. >> some restriction all the leash laws. >> oh, my goodness. >> of course dog answer. >> you saw it coming. >> dog regulations. >> you feel the same way. >> of course, sure. >> i'll side with you. >> thank you. >> one vote. >> one come on physician a law, any law you can legal lies anything you can change. >> jay walking. >> jay walking. >> ever got a ticket. >> yeah. >> if you get a ticket for it. >> harassed don't like itbout. >> i don't know i mean i like all the laws you know? i love the laws. i live first law. >> what about obamacare. >> i am the law. >> you are the law. >> yes. >> down with obamacare. >> wow, i would -- >> that's really worked out well for you guys. >> throwing shade. >> i would legalize every avenue single remedy to alleviate physical or psychological pain. >> every single drug or medication. >> this goes back to last segment pro drugs. >> i'm saying nobody should have the right to ban your obli

interesting fact, dana, much like you -- they are very small.ut they spend most of their lives upside down. they hang from trees. you do a lot of pilates. >> i do do that. that is how you finish the class in a pilates routine. you hang upside down. >> i just do soulcycle in a bodysuit. come on through. all right, juan is next. >> i was in the land of smoke 's last week. i was in panama with my wife. and some cousins. there is my grandson, seven years old. bugs and sloths where the theme of being in the jungle. >> i haven't seen the jungle ye yet. >> that is a rhinoceros beetle. there is my daughter. >> we have 90 seconds. it kimberly. >> i can't go there, i don't think. let's do this, and very fun, fantastic news of american royalty, happy birthday to the first lady of the united states of america, melania trump. look at this photo. i love it. >> april 26 is a good day for her birthday. >> she is 47 years young in washington today. happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. >> i love books. there is independent bookstore in france, it found a ver

dana, everything in trump's administration is always big. it is the big bomb.y thesis is that it is a larger message. is there any credence to that? >> part of the thing that is interesting is that we don't know praise the pentagon hasn't given us information yet, details that will, but i do think it is a return to taking the fight to the enemy, we can choose how we fight this war, and i think that because there has been increased activity in that region, especially with increased aces fighters, going in and out of the middle east through afghanistan. they must've had really good intelligence that says this is a target of opportunity. i would be interested to find out why they decided to use that bomb for the first time. i think that's very interesting and i think it sends a message to everybody else. >> eric, does this smell like madness? very decisive, you know where it's coming from. >> i think with the last two weeks prove is that this is that big. i think the syrian situation as a heads up. remember, those tomahawks were launched with presidency presif chi

dana joins us live from tokyo. dana. >> reporter: wow.this muscular expense has not just been rhetoric from the vice president in the region from the president back in washington, but from a show of force militarily. the announcement that the "uss carl vinson" was headed to the korean peninsula. we learned at the time it was going in the opposite direction. that's where i started the interview. >> we're in japan on the "uss ronald reagan." i want to ask about something making headlines in the united states and here right now. last week, the u.s. military and administration announced another ship "uss carl vinson" was headed to the korean peninsula. now we learn it wasn't. it was going the other direction. so, were these misleading comments deliberate? >> oh, i think not. which have an extraordinary commitment of u.s. forces in the region. the "carl vinson" and that battle group are be deployed to the sea of japan and will likely arrive here in the coming weeks. but the presence of u.s. forces as i saw first hand in south korea, more than

dana, we're going to get back to you. dana bash reporting from seoul, south korea. joining us now, democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, a member of the senate intelligence committee. senator, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. wolf, always good to be with you. >> thank you. under what circumstances, senator, would you support a preemptive strike on north korea? >> well, basically a preemptive strike is going to be showing that they have a missile and have capability and have intentions of using it on us. with that i just truly believe that we need to sit down in the congress and basically the white house needs to sit down and have a pathway forward with an authorization to use military force, whatever part of the world that we might need to tuesday in, and with that being said we've been going 16 years now from the aumf that was used up to george w. bush from the afghanistan and iraq, and it's time for us to sit down basically decide what we will do, and how if we do put people on the ground and boots on the ground what is our end game? how

while we wait for that, bring in dana bash. we were speaking to congressman jackie spear just a few minutes ago. she told us there was an intelligence committee meeting this morning. within the last hour or so which was shared by chairman nunes who said nothing to the entire committee about the fact he was stepping aside which a strange twist, strange ending to strange devin nunes saga. >> it's not an ending. that's what makes this so troubling frankly to a lot of republicans, especially those on the committee chltd really kind of gives you a window into the leadership that he's had just in general on this probe. i mean, it was the same story when devin nunes went public with the fact he had intelligence that was very troubling and went to the white house. he hadn't told his committee members yet. one thing i want to add to what m manu was saying about the reason for stepping aside and that is the fact there is now an ethics investigation into whether or not devin nunes acted properly and whether he released classify id informa

dana bash is on the scene for us. the only network television reporter traveling with vice president pence. dana, tell us more about your interview with the vice president and his meeting with north korea. >> it was fascinating to be with the vice president at the dnz. it is interesting to go any time, but to be with him as tensions are incredibly, incredibly intense, and the vice president was making very clear that he came here to the korean peninsula with a really specific and rather new message from the trump administration for north korea. here's part of our interview. >> you said that era of patience, strategic patience, is over. what does that mean in real terms? >> it was the policy during the united states of america during prior administrations to practice what they called strategic patience. that is to hope to marshal international support to bring an end to the nuclear ambitions and ballistic missile program of north korea. that clearly has failed. and the add vent of nuclear weapons testing the developmen

i think that's one of the questions that "the hill" is asking for. >> it is interesting, dana. we have not heard articulated very clearly the legal justification, talk to a jag officer, legal justifications, this is international law, and he is in violation of that. however, if you talk to, particular advocates on the hill who have been calling for a new authorization for military force, they will tell you that the president does have constitutional rights and authorities to carry this out, other presidents have done so, president reagan, president clinton, but there still is this larger issue of, we are still operating in syria and elsewhere on a 2001 aumf. i think this is going to need to be debated in the coming days. >> jennifer, you keep hearing about the paralysis by retaliation, you don't want to do anything for fear of retaliation. in this case, president trump went ahead and did something and now you're hearing about haslett as one of the potential agents who will do something. is that a potential concern? >> i think that was a factor in terms of military planning. hez

. >> dana bash is in seoul, south korea. dana?r: john, it is always tense when anybody visits the dmz here on the korean peninsula, but especially now when the vice president of the united states goes amidst all this saber rattling. the era of strategic patience is over. >> it was the policy of the united states of america during prior administrations to practice what they called strategic patience and that was to hope to marshal international support to bring an end to the nuclear ambitions and the ballistic missile program of north korea. that clearly has failed, and the advent of nuclear weapons testing, the development of a nuclear program, even this weekend, to see another attempt at a ballistic missile launch, all confirms the fact that strategic patience has failed. >> reporter: what does it mean to end it in practical terms? it's either use military force or find a diplomatic solution that has eluded all of your predecessors. >> i think as the president's made clear that we're abandoning the failed policy of strategic pati

dana, let us ask you, you spent a lot of time with the vp over the last few days.ou make, not of the political, but personal pence and trump? how closely do they seem coordinated? what did you get out of that? >> reporter: well, obviously personally they could not be more different. we have known that since day one of the partnership. the political partnership. you know, spending time with mike pence up close and personal. it is a reminder of how different they are. they do seem to talk pretty regularly. some of the speeches that the vice president gave he came out and gave the standard fare for vp. i bring you the greetings of the president of the united states. at other times, it was abundantly here they talked. he told us they talked on the phone before he came out to an event or of course as we were on air force 2 headed to the korean peninsula when north korea launched the failed missile test. they do have, i think, a pretty constant communication. i don't know it is anything like obama and biden. that was probably the closest in modern history. closer than yo

>> let's ask dana. why did they?hey were hoping that they could win the conversation. >> the democrats were never going to vote for a funding bill that included $1.4 billion to start building that wall with m mexico. >> democrats and seen some republicans were never going to pay for it, you're absolutely right. i think if we've learned anything from these first 97 days it's that the political reality, the reality, the practical reality where the votes are on capitol hill hasn't always stopped the white house from trying to push what the president wants to do. they wanted to do it. can i also just say that we should remember that we are talking about the potential for a government shutdown, funding the government. this is all a holdover from last year when congress didn't do its work. we're not even talking about the fiscal year where they have to actually be working on for the next time. they're doing their work from last time that's a holdover, and they actually have to start doing the funding for next year. it's su