>> jesse: not country, dana.ry to disappoint. >> dana: that's okay. >> jesse: probably greatest hits from the '80s. '80s hits. >> dana: you can go without. >> juan: wait a minute. you're a young guy? '80s heads? >> jesse: what do you want to 90s? >> juan: i just thought it would be 2,000s. >> dana: do you like lionel richie? >> juan: but i think i would pick bob marley on an island. >> kimberly: abba. "dancing queen." >> dana: obviously, you have a good answer for this. >> greg: basically, the question says what is your favorite album? to say, what is your favorite album? >> dana: okay, what is your favorite album? >> greg: i don't know. i would say an album by the cramps. one of the greatest albums of all time. >> juan: i got to listen because you really know music. >> greg: psycho rockabilly. he >> juan: i think the heart of the question is, something you wouldn't get tired of listening to. >> greg: i play that album every day. >> juan: come on. you're making it up. >> dana: this has been a great start to our f

, might have hurt dana.ationship was a rocky one. >> it was kind of like a -- a can't live with you, can't live without you type of relationship. >> reporter: toby certainly caught the wary eye of detective bratton. the boyfriend refused to talk to him in the hospital waiting room. >> he learned i was a detective. "i ain't talkin' to you. i don't need to talk to you." he started walking away from me. so i latch onto him. i bring him back and we exchange some words. >> reporter: the detective says he blocked the doorway until toby calmed down. when he did, toby gave bratton his alibi, he'd been asleep in dana's apartment at the time of the incident. but that apartment was less than a mile from the place where dana had been found. bratton says family members told him toby had a temper and the couple fought a lot. >> toby, when did the whispers start -- >> immediately. >> -- about your involvement? >> immediately. >> a lot of members of her family think that you're the killer here. >> yes. >> reporter: toby say

a champion soccer player. >> greg: dana? >> dana: haven't i already answered this? just went to jesse. >> dana: i don't want to see my future. i just trust. >> greg: i don't want to see my future. >> dana: i will tell you whose future i want to see, assad, whether he stays or go. >> juan: that would be depressing. >> greg: i would like to see my future, i wouldn't be -- it wouldn't be very exciting, i would just be sitting here doing facebook questions. it's an upbeat note, america, i am here for you. up ahead, we select the next round of questions specifically for their randomness. things will get interesting after this quick break. ♪ i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before

wow. >> amazing. >> jesse: dana. >> dana: i'm over here.dana: i wrote a little thing today, sharing some experiences and tips from one female white house secretary to another. as for any woman trying to make it in her chosen career path. you can check it out. good advice in here, jesse, you might even do some of this advice. [laughter] >> juan: hey, i am supposed insult jesse. >> jesse: take your turn. the daily show put together a hilarious video. it's the real reason scaramucci was hired by donald trump. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: perfect. they do to get some work. lisa. >> lisa: i don't have anything funny but i do have good news. steve scalise's discharge from the hospital after nearly six weeks. as everyone knows, he sustained a single rifle wound in his left hip with an attempted assassination of republican members in congress as well as staffers. thank goodness he is okay. he still has a journey with the inpatient rehabilitation facility. but this is after a month of multiple surgeries. thank goodness he's doing all right. praying for him and his

dana. >> dana: thank you so much for that report. it was fascinating.ty grapples with violence, chicago is making some big and controversial changes on the education front with a new requirement for high school graduates. starting with the class of 2020, students will be required to prove that they post graduate plans to get a diploma. a job, try, trade apprenticeship, acceptance letter, maybe even the military. the question is can this work? here and i was one of my cohosts from the five. i read through the list of all the people that were shot over the weekend, and it was all ages, all sorts of injuries, just the tragedy that is happening with the violence. this i have to say, seems like a pretty innovative idea from the mayor to say we've to figure out a way to give these kids a life plan looking forward after high school. >> i think that's right. today struck me as innovative, struck me as something that for the first time opens a window to the future. it's not just about dropping out or even just getting back to get the accreditation of a high scho

dana? >> dana: thank you, mike, for that. us for more, new fox news contributor jason chaffetz. welcome to the fox news family. it is a pleasure to have you aboard. although you are in utah. i wish you were here. next time you're in new york, come by here. you have relevant and recent experience. how hot does it have to get in one of those recess visits for a congressman to change his or her mind on a boat? >> well, i don't know that it necessarily swings the vote, but you try not to be embarrassed because it ends up being on youtube. that is part of leadership. when you're out in front and people are taking you, they are kicking you from behind because you are out in front. you are leading. republicans, their deal with america was, if you give us the house of representatives, we can play defense. if you guess of the senate, offense. you give us the three, we can get things done. seven months into it, they haven't passed a bill yet. >> dana: i wanted to ask you that. i'm curious about it. we covered obamacare extensivel exten

>> dana: why wouldn't we just keep in back in jail in america? is a very good question, the justice department has decided it is less expensive to deported then to prosecute and incarcerate, but right now, will they have more than enough evidence to prosecute and incarcerate him, we would be paying for him in jail, but he wouldn't be in the streets, able to rob and rape as he personally did in this case. >> dana: so century cities, i have ace endemic a question, you are my legal professor for the net, why would the administration not ask the supreme court for an expedited review so that we can solve this issue because this could last for several years before we get a solution. >> all right, so the cities that receive federal funds have received it under the last year of the obama administration, and to those funds have come with strings attached to them, they did not have the string attached, you will cooperate, so therefore, by receiving that money, the local government is not obligated to cooperate with i.c.e. someone that money comes in, it wi

"the story" with guest host dana perino starts right now. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, with the world'sost urgent crisis on the table. president trump finally sits face-to-face with vladimir putin. confronts the russian strongman over his alleged interference in america's democracy. and tonight, the two sides are offering two very different accounts of what happened on closed doors. that's the story. good evening, i'm dana perino and for martha maccallum. donald trump and mr. pruden meeting for the first time. after months of investigations, can russia's meddling in the election, the discussion stretched over two hours. he touched nearly every major world problem, from north korea to the blood he civil war in syria. and also isis. according to secretary of state rex tillerson, one of only six men in that room, it began with the president pressing mr. pruden on the findings of the u.s. intelligence community. >> the president opened the meeting with president putin by raising the concerns of the american people regarding russian interference in the 2016 election. the president rightly fo

. >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." tonight, new reaction from president trump with the firestorm surrounded around his son and russia. he only learned about the controversial sit down a couple of days ago and doesn't blame his son for holding the meeting. saying many people would have. democrats want the treason charge, other people say nonsense. >> there's been so much overwrought claim. there are people talking about treason. i can't believe "the new york times" had an op-ed yesterday in which treason was mentioned. >> people are saying it could be treason, which is facially absurd. >> it just doesn't rise to that level. >> dana: corey lewandowski thinks the white house needs to get much tougher on cracking down on leaks. >> anybody and i mean anybody should be removed immediately, i don't know who the leaker is. if someone was speaking to the media or leaking information which could potentially be detrimental to the president and his administration, i would fire them on the spot. >> dana: juan, if i would go to your

>> dana: i'm for it.now under obama the border patrol is making sandwiches forrism legals. and i will lees under trump is delivering under traffickers. less smuggling, less cartel activity. less illegal border crossing and less human traffickers. that's a good thing. on the border, americans on the border want that, juan. that's what i think is what it is about. >> juan: i don't think that but you think that. >> jesse: protecting the american people. >> kimberly: how long did it take to you come up with the knuckle sandwich thing? >> jesse: longer than it would have taken greg. >> juan: also j. kelly doesn't think they can defend the deferred program for people who arrived at children. >> dana: you mean it will go away? >> juan: yes. >> dana: that will be debate that they should have with congress so whatever debate they decide will be more stable and certainty. the supreme court decision because now they have a full nine. i understand the boost in morale. he said they take a job to fulfill a mission. in

at least trump said his name. >> dana: he's being cautious. >> greg: come on, dana. he knows -- >> dana: of course he does but but -- >> greg: he's a phony. he's a phony. >> kimberly: go back to the bush family. you don't see president 41 or 43. they never behaved like this ever. >> juan: speaking isle of a president speaking ill of a president -- >> kimberly: they were very respectful. they let the next president go it in and govern. they were getting blamed for absolutely everything. they took the high road. there are a class act and respected the office. when their term was done, they knew -- >> dana: but the trump people saying that that was a mistake. the they should have fought back. >> greg: you know who has the worst out of everything? it may or glasgow. without telling anybody in the city, he flew to germany to protest. he claims the cost was footed by hamburg. what a horrible little manchild. to sneak out of the city. his responsibilities. to go protest. he such a dirt bag. please someone challenged de blasio. we don't have a mayor. maybe that's a good thin

. >> dana: hello, and thanks for joining us. president donald trump and vladimir putin meet face-to-face for the first time in the g summit in germany. >> i think it's been going very well. we have had some good talks. we look forward to a lot of positive things happening. for russia and the united states and everybody. >> dana: it was scheduled to last about 30 minutes but it lasted for over two hours. it appears there was one big accomplishment, a cease-fire in syria beginning on sunday. secretary of state rex tillotson was in the room when they discussed. >> the president opened the meeting by raising concerns about russians interference of the 2016 election. they had a very robust and lengthy exchange on the subject. president trump pressed putin on more than one occasion. >> dana: some claimed that trump accepted putin's assurances that russia did not metal. >> greg: donald trump started the meeting with putin by raising concerns over the election meddling. that son of a toilet flushing right now is cnn's bogus narrative. t

at dana. >> dana: thank you so much. back in the day, like king henry the eighth, "the new york post" coverage, if i can bring it up, it has basically the internet white house staff as the catholic survivor trying to figure out who is going to be remaining at the end of this. kimberly, you had a unique advantage last night to hear a little bit about this. i'm not asking you to divulge but you are at the white house last night. what's your take on all of this? >> kimberly: would have been nice to get an invitation, right? it was wonderful to see the president and the first lady, who i'm very fond of. we did a tour of the white house. with sean hannity. i won't say the other people who were there but they weren't outed as being present. it was a very nice dinner. a wonderful time. great food. probably ate too much. you know me. the president was in very good mood. very happy. really felt like things were on the right course, that his agendas were going to be implemented. he seemed really enthused. i guess this all happened

dana touched on it. this gas deal they are working paul on -- they get a lot of the natural gas from the russians. it takes a lot of the russian clout away. i think that's the most substantial of accomplishment. >> kimberly: what to think about that, juan? i think it's quite interesting. from a geopolitical perspective, it's quite crucial and integral to moving forward. especially with countries like poland, who have been essentially held oil hostages by russia. >> juan: no question. that's an essential moment, in terms of how the europeans deal with russia in the future. they cannot deal with russia effectively because of the threat that they had financial interests in addition to the oil interest. that's a real point. i heard something a little different there today at the rest of you. what i heard was this nationalistic view. the united states and western civilization under threat. what struck me was he goes after the press. he went after the press big time in this speech. he also goes after president

dana perino. >> dana: a great story.school newspaper interviewed secretary mattis after obtaining his cell phone number from a picture they saw in "the washington post." i think they were the only ones to have their photograph -- they called him and left a voice mail. they texted saying can we interview you? he agreed. he spent 45 minutes with them. they covered all sorts of topics about what they should be learning about in high school, criticism of obama administration. and he said he was interested in passing along what he learned to young people. he printed out 15 pages. a lot of information. >> kimberly: >> kimberly: i havy important and serious update. charlie gard, the term daily ll of 11-month-old baby. charlie's parents want to pursue a new treatment and will get a chance to change a judges mind. they have fresh evidence their son should receive treatment and have 48 hours to present that information to the judge and so far it british and european courts have sided with the hospitals decision that charlie's life

. >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, greco failed, and jesse watters. this is "the five" ." america puts the world on notice after north korea testfired an intercontinental ballistic missile on our independence day. the trump administration says global action is required to stop a global threat and called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council today. the u.n. said it's prepared to use military force to defend ourselves and our allies if we must. more from national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. >> dana, u.s. defense officials say this is not a missile they have ever seen before. it's so new the pentagon doesn't even have a name for it. it was fired from a launch pad not used by north korea in the past. to get a today, nikki haley pue world on notice. >> the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lives with our considerable military for

[laughter] >> dana: in separate apartments! >> greg: yes. >> jesse: okay. >> kimberly: thank you for the clarification. >> greg: getting the public involved in terms of balancing the budget. how does that work out? >> dana: it was in thehe 1990s, republicans ran on it.ho the balanced budget amendment was a big thing. bill clinton was even like oh, i'm kind of for that. it's really hard. one of the things -- to go out into the community, several different cities, you can sign up. my dad actually did one of these inom denver. basically, let's say there were ten tables of five people. you were given a number saying this is the number we need to get to. how would you balance this budget? the five of them would try to work it out. they would try to come up with solutions. basically -- they were confirmed citizens and wanted to participate. >> greg: now with the internet, you can essentially crowd sourced data and find an algorithm to create financial product which is what health insurance companies want. my problem is, we no longer

dana. >> dana: the left at the moment never misses an opportunity to overreact. are overreaction and so -- >> greg: i'm overreacting. >> dana: yes. and you are very loud. there is now another story, who were the source for these stories? it was not that deep state. they have something else out there. secretary of defense said there are no unknowns and there are no known unknowns. if i were at the white house, i would say here all the unknowns, unknowns and how do we close these gaps? people have to start talking and trusting. if they want to talk about health care and infrastructure and tax reform, they have to allow some space for that. the story won't go away. it won't stop. >> kimberly: you are 100% right. there isn't trust with the communicators. that's the problem. you've got to do something about it. you can't run efficiently. >> jesse: i think the left is playing russian roulette with this story. they are going to lose once again. treason is defined by the constitution -- levees or against, giving them aid and comfort with the u.s. or elsewhere. meeting wi

all right, dana. >> all right, i've got a great one i've said for you. they're skipping class. and it's like why are you skipping class? i want you to stay in school. so he started a thing. if you bring your good report cards in, i'm going to give you a bicycle. and all the sudden, they all started coming in. attendance increased 45%. and they are looking to pass the torch and searching for someone to take over the bike program. so if you have anybody in mind. >> that's an excellent program. >> sad news tonight. british baby charlie garr passed away today. little charlie was born with a rare illness. he couldn't breathe on his own. his parents held out hope for a cure. even tried to bring him to the us at one point. this is tough stuff. pope francis tweeted today, "i entrust little charlie to the father and pray for his parents and all those who love him." >>i'm up next. do people know anything about russia or putin or trump? we went out to the streets to find out. do you believe that russia enter -- interfered in the election? >> i do. >> how do you kno

let's get that straight. >> dana: your thoughts on this, juan?omebody here who is an activeht combat soldier for the united states of america.is he was in korea, afghanistan, iraq. ofy say he was guilty trying to transfer materials. i don't know what exactly that means. i don't know what materials. >> dana: photographs probably. >> juan: i don't know if it's intel beyond that, but you would think it would have had to do with maybe information about patterns of u.s. aircraft coming and going that could allow for attack. but what i'm really fascinated by is his active duty -- thise is the first time this hs happened. we've had reality winner. she was in intel, but she was a consultant who had left the air force when she was trying to get information. ofat course, before that we had bradley manning. he was in the military. but nott active-duty. >> greg: fort hood is the closest to this example. somebody that was in the military and killed over a dozen -- >> juan: this guy was out on the front lines of combat, greg. he had the opportunity to be invol

. >> dana: that's obviously way over the top.at some of the facts. the checks and balances we have in our system are working very well. the courts push back against the travel ban, the president said okay, let me fix it. now it's going to the supreme court and they will be able to say it's fine on the merits. congress has said no, you don't. we won't do it that way. the president's like, the way that our founding fathers set up our system is actually working. just trust the constitution. it works. >> tom: who says we don't teach civics in this country anymore? >> jesse: a lot of people wish he was a leader like that so he could just get rid of obamacare. he doesn't doesn't realize what he's saying, he's like johnny depp, he is looking for attention. >> tom: maybe. kimberly, this is the least offensive dictator he's been compared to in a while. [laughter] >> kimberly: it sort of charming, right? not as bad as normal. i think they are trying to do this and get some game going for their team. they think that this works. this is exci

>> it is my birthday. >> dana: happy birthday. thanks so much for joining us for that breaking news we appreciate it. heads, o.j. simpson is going to be a free man soon, he was f granted parole after nearly nine years behind bars. highlights from the hearing and reaction next. (vo) when i brought jake home, i wanted him to eat healthy. so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifically for indoor cats. purina cat chow. nutrition to build better lives. >> we have that you are currently, recently turned 90 years old. 90, i'm sorry about that. [laughter] i've missed a lot of time, 36 birthdays with my children. i ended up missing their graduation because of it, trust me, i wish it would have never happened. i haven't made any excuses in nine years but i should have never allowed these security guys to help me because it turns out they were only trying to help themselves. i'm not the guy who lived a criminal life, i've done my time, i would just like to get back to my fam

>> dana: the whole thing was before president trump will go on a show. i think it's part of their whole desire to hopefully acceptable and cool, and releases the vide video. they love this. they're laughing and now they feel like we are the stars here. we are getting the sympathy and before he was supposed to be a conservative. >> greg: donald trump is the best thing to happen to me since he stole that haircut. >> dana: for anything that lives outside the beltway, they never heard of joe. i have people who asked me, who are these people? the fact that the president has given them attention is unfortunate. >> jesse: they don't even know who this person is. and it's trump hitting back at this week msnbc anchor. he's going to fight back that much harder when america is attacked by our enemy. >> juan: it's like he's just jumping at a little-known cable talk show, and he is in there, arguably misogynistic comments about women. >> jesse: it was a surgery. >> greg: your saying to my a better doctor. >> juan: today, the president said the national inquirer needs

>> it is my birthday. >> dana: happy birthday. thanks so much for joining us for that breaking news we appreciate it. heads, o.j. simpson is going to be a free man soon, he was granted parole after nearly nine years behind bars. highlights from the hearing and reaction next. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >> we have that you are currently recently turned 90 years old. 90, i'm sorry about that. [laughter] i've missed a lot of time, 36 birthdays with my children. i ended up missing their graduation because of it, trust me, i wish it would have never happened. i haven't made any excuses in nine years but i should have never allowed these security guys to help me becau

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we have cnn chief political correspondent dana bash. we have cnn cleef political analyst gloria borger, cnn politics reporter editor at lark chris cillizza and president of the correspondent association jeff mason joining us as well. also we have cnn senior media correspondent and host of "reliable sources" brian stelter. everybody, in short, to talk about this. this -- there have been so many times, dana, where there's been speculation about whether sean spicer is going to be fired or whether he's going to resign. this does come as a surprise to us today, but talk of this happening has been consistent. >> absolutely. questions, i think, about whether this is going to happen and when. what is the final straw? that's been the question. is it being a very ardent and staunch catholic and not being invited to meet the pope when you're sitting there in the vatican, maybe in your hotel room while the president and the team are doing that? sent out with information that was not accurate? being sort of, you know -- forced to say something that

michael tanner cato institute dana farber. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg called for a radical change in his speech to harvard's graduating class >> we should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure everyone has a cushion to try out new ideas. >> it's an unconditional periodic cash payment that the government makes to everyone, whether you're unemployed or wealthy, a $1,000 monthly government check would replace all current welfare programs, including social security. another supporter, elon musk, said there's a pretty good chance we end up with a universal basic income due to automation the cash could fund basic needs like food and housing while people find new jobs in the digital economy, but opponents warn the digital allowance could actually increase poverty. could universal basic income or would it make people not want to work we have two views today, michael tanner and jason furman, harvard kennedy school professor, chief economist to president obama gentlemen, thank you both for joining us today michael, le

. >> dana: i love the job of press secretary. i'm glad that it had an end date, i might still be there, because i really did love it. but the job has changed a lot even since i was there. in january of 2009 when i left, i did not have a twitter account. if you think of how social media has changed the way that we communicate with each other and the scrutiny that comes with the job anyway, it was tough. i also think that sean who i worked with in the bush administration. he was a trade representative spokesman. great on strategy, excellent tactician. wonderful guy, right? on his very first day as press secretary when the president asked him to go into the brief room. we were live on "the five." we were watching it and thinking, what in the world is happening? and from that day on, he had kind of a rough road. because of the proud ties press conference. >> ran out with a meat accent tried >> kimberly: slaughterhouse to cleave various members of the press. south. >> that was the day, from that first day, people said he was going to

. >> dana: >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting a press conference in minneapolis, minnesota, following the resignation of the police chief by her request. she lost confidence following the shooting death of an unarmed australian woman by police officer. we are going to bring that to you when it begins. we are also following another big day of breaking news in washington. sean spicer is out as a press secretary. sarah huckabee sanders has impaired and anthony scaramucci will now lead the white house communications team. spencer resigned after the president appointed scaramucci to the post. he gave his interview to sean hannity. it will air in an hour from now. we have some previews. >> from when i understand, all of the reports are, the president did not want two to go. tell us what happened. >> he has been very gracious throughout the process pretty wanted to bring some new folks in to rev up the communications operation. and after reflection, my decision was to recommend to the president that i gave anthony and sa

what we just heard from dana. we knew the special counsel was going to look into this meeting but never quite sure of the parameters. here we go on the record with this and before i get to the question i want to report cnn confirmed another big, dramatic change at the trump white house. sean spicer, white house press secretary, has submitted his resignation. sean spicer has been in hot water almost from day one of the administration. we know the president repeatedly voiced dissatisfaction internally with sean spicer. you can connect the dots. the president reaching out, hiring a new communications director, anthony scaramucci coming in. sean spicer on the way out. stop the conversation i was about to have about the president's attorney and start here. it's all connected. a white house in turmoil, chaos, in staff, in-fighting since day one. sean spicer is leaving, to the american people, the face of this president, less so in recent weeks because of the fewer on-camera briefings and his deputy had been put up into