dana? >> dana: a strong statement there from the attorney general. thank you, mike.e with more fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. last week when we were here and you were my personal lawsuit suiter, is there any way to get the courts to rule on this sooner than later to get clarity. does this action by the mayor get us closer? >> i'm sorry to say i don't think so. i will tell you why. the attorney general has merely threatened to withhold funds. he hasn't actually withheld the funds. so, chicago is not harmed. so there isn't any case for the court to resolve until the money is actually held back. if donald trump had been president a year ago, and if the cash that's flowing to chicago had been subject to the agreement, you take this cash, you agree to help the feds and forc enforce immigratin policy. rahm emanuel has very thin ice to stand on. since the money that is flowing to chicago is coming from the last year of the obama administration budget, which did not include the condition you will help immigration enforcement, he has very strong gro

dana. >> dana: thank you, trace.e, political editor and co-author of "end of discussion." and julie, i want to start with you. you're going to get all of this commentary like they say they want to open inclusive talks but then they fire somebody who actually expresses their thoughts. this is getting to something underlying underneath. what lies beneath it? there must be a huge amount of tension about women not getting promoted or feeling that they are working in some sort of hostile place. what do you of that? >> there's a lot of tension in silicon valley and google has been subject to a lot of criticism. they come up against sexual harassment cases, they've been accused of paying their female employees considerably less than their male employees. an official said google was systematically discriminating against female employees. in the tech world in general and google specifically, this is something that gets to the heart of the issue and this memo really touched on a lot of these points. i'm not denying that there

his musical >> dana: hello everyone. i am here with kenny, jesse watters, and this is the five. ♪ from fire and fury to lock and load, president trump sounding more alarm today. the war on kim jong-un, his country will face in our complications.a he tweeted, military solutions are now fully in place for like a loaded should north korea act unwisely. he found that this afternoon with this. >> i hope they are going to fully understand the gravity of what if said. and what i said it's what i mean. hopefully, they will understand exactly what i said and the meaning of those words. they're very, very easy to understand. >> dana: and then he elaborated. >> this man will not get away with what he is doing. believe me. if he utters one threat in the form of a threat. by the way, he has been uttering it for years, and his family has been uttering it for years. or if he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else that is an american territory or ally, he will truly regret it. he will regret it fast. as before few hours lat

." >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." as north korea is becoming a full nuclear power, they may have crossed a key threshold. something the world has been fearing for years. many nuclear warheads that can fit inside missiles capable of reaching the united states. president trump delivered one of the toughest responses we have heard so far. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening, beyond a normal statement. and as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power. at the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> dana: a short while after that, north korea issued a new threat. to attack the u.s. pacific territory of guam. what are america's options with dealing with the menace? >> it's why you pay $600 billion a year, there are always options to have a military option. it's an ugly option. you cannot play elements of power and then discount that there's no military option. >> dana

>> dana: jesse, here's your chance.nly one in your life to agree with chris matthews. take it. >> jesse: i thought the usc mascot was a trojan. >> dana: but his name is traveler. >> jesse: what's more offensive, a condom or a horse? >> greg: don't put them together. [laughter] >> jesse: you would have to change the name of the denver broncos football team because that's the car that o.j. drove before he got away from the crime scene. when you are on campus complaining about mascots, i think life is good. you know what? there's no racism in football. all the black student athletes are dominated. they are all going to play in the nfl. they are making a million dollars. >> dana: did you see what you started, juan? being against the washington redskins. >> greg: blamed the black eye. >> kimberly: he's from panama. >> juan: this is ridiculous. someone pointed out to me that the horses name is not even spelled the same way. >> greg: is named after a different words i thought? >> juan: i don't know. >> kimberly: a "new york ti

it dana, are there things we can do?eems so explosive that it almost -- it makes conversation harder. >> dana: we started the show talking about president terms rhetoric, that it was hot and explosive for a reason, he is try to make a point so that people might change their behavior. i think that this is kind of the same thing. i don't have a problem with it. parents can make their own decisions. i asked him about this on a podcast, i don't have children. he said he was very much preferring that his two sons not play football and in the future, people will look back and say wow, i can't believe people actually used to do that because it was so dangerous. >> marie: right, do you think this doctor has any kind of credibility left? he was well respected, the will smith movie -- >> dana: while, you are tough on him. >> jesse: football is great, everybody loves it. a billion-dollar industry. that's what everybody does on sundays and it creates a lot of wealth for a lot of people from a lot of disadvantaged backgrounds. everyd

>> dana: okay. katie, i want you to respond to that, including the fact that we are seeing action now, action from the top administration pushing forward. there is action from the courts, although that is low. now you see citizens saying we don't want to have this arrangement. we do want to cooperate with ice, and you had charlie baker, the governor of massachusetts, introducing legislation i want to give permission to work with our local authorities. >> francisco made the argument that these cities -- it's illegal for them not to turn over people to ice. that is exactly the issue that they have been making. these cities have been breaking the law and not turning over cities who have on the record on court documents of being an illegal alien, who admitted that he came to san francisco that he came because it was a century city. >> he was transferred to san francisco -- ice does not need the city's permission to open the debt jail cell. >> the city does not help them when they have them in their cust

let's meet at a sleep number store. >> greg: "one more thing," dana. >> dana: today is national book asked on twitter what your favorite ones are. there's a whole bunch of good recommendations. go through that thread. you will see some good ideas. >> greg: how dare you use this to plug your book! >> dana: aside from the books that i'll our friends on fox have written, three that are books of fiction. "everyone brave is forgiven -- " "the confusion of languages," took a and then "chemistry," not necessarily the book i would've picked up but it was recommended and so i got it and i loved it. happy reading. >> jesse: >> greg: way to turn e five" into pbs. up next, reviewing the latest opera somewhere. kimberly. >> kimberly: and now for something totally's emulating. it's time for kimberly's food court. yes. all right, how many people out there love cheetos? raise your hand. >> dana: my sister loves them. >> kimberly: this is awesome and i love them. an important new story, she does are opening a pop-up restaurant in new york city next week, called the spotted cheetah, of course. it has

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeldit's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we begin tonight with continuing fallout to president trump's reaction to the white nationalist violence in charlottesville, virginia, over the weekend. the mother of the woman who was allegedly killed by by a man's empathetic with white supremacist causes spoke out today. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. guess what, you just magnified her. say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference and that's how you're going to make my child's death worthwhile. i'd rather have my child but if i have to give her up were going to make it count. >> dana: president trump blame to both sides the violence in charlottesville leading several high-profile ceos to resign from key white house counsel's. the president responded on twitter saying he was determined to disband the council's instead of putting pressure on ceos. >> they will support the racist, you are the racists. that has to end, i'm not letting anybody off the hook here. a

i >> dana: don't forget my book, dana. the one that we are going to write in the future?w. i have things to say to you. >> dana: tweets we never sent. coming up, marco rubio is here to tell us why he delivered a national message to venezuela, but talk about some provocative comments from one of the g.o.p. senators. and despite the seeming chaos in the walls of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the white house is working to uphold one of president trump's biggest campaign promises. filling the courts with conservative judges and an update on the progress ahead. plus he was a man behind the strategy that led to the bush tax cuts, up next, karl rove explains how president trump can go even further. ♪ p, not down. it's being in motion. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to

check it out. ♪ >> greg: wow. >> dana: it's a slow loris. [laughter] >> dana: it's so funny.e tacky fingerprints. >> greg: i don't like the way they are being objectified. don't objectify slow loris is. i'm going to plug my podcast, podcast,.com or something like that? how to hard stop targets like churches and schools against terrorism. it's a great podcast. >> dana: are you reading her book? >> greg: i've read it twice, actually. where are we going? juan. >> juan: big announcement for new yorkers. the village voice, it will no longer have a print edition. the newspaper was created in 1955 and if you have a city paper in your town, there's likely a version of the village voice. one of the founders, the news comes as all the country is seeing a steady decline. the paper will be available online. that's a reality for most newspapers. >> brian: i'm sure something will come out. >> greg: jerry jones has got it right. if you want to solve an nfl problem, listen to on the radio. right now. >> brian: the act of recognizing the flag is a salute to our country and everyone should say

dana? >> dana: we have olivier knox is here with us.ings happening at once for a president. this president is no stranger to that. these are the issues that we know about. we didn't mention the humanitarian crisis in africa. there's the things you don't know about. for example, the 9-11 attacks and ed snowden releasing the documents. how is this administration set up to manage all of these things at once? >> obviously north korea is the dominant story. makes sense. the afghanistan review is in the headlines. makes sense. the war on isis makes sense. it's always a challenge. the problem right now with the trump administration, there's a layer of policy makers so the middle rung of officials at the defense department and the state department that are vacant. defense secretary jim mattis just referred recently, today, that he said there's a lot of empty parking spaces when you walk out of the pentagon. that tends to focus an administration even more on sort of the fires that are burning and makes it harder to focus on the fire that is burn

>> dana: i love guam. >> greg: what happens now? >> dana: what happens now? compilation you did, it's good and instructive. it happens over and over with trump. he says something and everyone overreacts to come and then come after a night sleep, you wake up and go "oh, okay, wait. i get it." yesterday, it wasn't that it was off-the-cuff, obviously he was talking about north korea with his national security team all the time but it wasn't written down and it wasn't in a teleprompter and did not go a through white house staffing. but this is the president of the united states. he has to make a decision now. he's facing something that noen other president has faced. now the situation got real. he has to do something. he was talking directly to north korea. i think he believes that his comments would reassure americans. i don't know if that actually was the case. he will figure that out. but for me, yeah, what he said is true. if north korea does something, we will do that. >> greg: marie, he's a negotiator. do you think this is a negotiating stance? well, we wil

what you think, dana? will he come away from the message, discipline?dana: he will do what he wants to do. there are consequences for doing that. that might actually benefit him. senator flake's not going to be there tonight. but i think that's also fine. i think they agree on a lot more than they disagree on. the president will want and can count on his boat, senator flake, when it comes to tax reform this fall. if that's the most important issue. i would just drive forward on that. >> kimberly: brian, you've got some gas in the tank? you've been here since 3:00 a.m. >> brian: i didn't realize he did not tweet at all today. the boston protest, boston police responded great. they saluted the protesters who spoke out against hate. then you have monday speech. it during the day, without news. besides the bannon situation. we were able to talk about afghanistan but now the networks want to pivot and talk something negative about trump. the gap to the back to charlottesville. they had nothing that day. look at the friction on the right, that doesn't get the

dana? >> dana: one question for you. haven't been many leaks out of the mueller investigation. this took place in july, july 26. any -- how did this information get out? do you know? >> well, it's clear that people close to the investigation are starting to spill some details. remember that last week we heard there was more than one grand jury. we had known about one in virginia. now we heard about a second one in d.c. part of why it leaked suggests that they are trying to push manafort hard here and suggest they mean business. >> thanks. here with insight on these raids, ron hoscoe assistant director after the fbi. you think when they went in the home, they were looking for something specific? >> i do. in fact, it's required by a federal search warrant expectations. an affidavit would have gone before a federal judge laying out the case for what federal crime might have been committed and what evidence would have been found and seized. >> earlier today -- i'm sorry. on july 26, early that morning, president trump tweete

he made be contrite, but he does not deserve the spotlight. >> kimberly: dana. >> dana: there was suchhow could this actually happen. but proving. >> greg: three fold in plane crashes.in >> dana: and the netflix movie called "13 reasons why." i did not see it. is it better to talk about it or is talking about him leaving tomorrow with the young people? interesting thing, is there a place for redemption? i think that the lord would say, yes, so i guess the media talking about it helps prevent somebody from going down that path, perhaps, but i would be curious from your standpoint and law enforcement, do you think this makes a difference worse, better? >> kimberly: i have mixed feelings and emotions on it, because i think it is an important way to identify and point it out, call it what it is. so obviously there is going to be public attention and curiosity towards us. it is a huge crime story. and everything especially at the time. detective joe coffee was on the case. god bless his soul.wa and you see a guy like this who has committed horrific crimes,'s of course you do not want anybod

dana, what is your prediction?t it was interesting, when the president referred to his friend as mr. bannon and steve, i thought that was a tell. you are possibly on the chopping block. if bannon had said that he never expected to last longer than eight to 12 months in this job anyway, by my count in september, that will be eight months. maybe that will come true. it's a very high bar for me to call for someone to be fired i do it very rarely come i think that the presidents choice and i think will happens with mr. bannon. >> juan: at nancy pelosi says he should fire him. rick tyler says you can't allow the oval office to become a vehicle for the ultrarich? >> greg: europe plus until your liability. when your liability, you're gone. he looks at people the way you look at chinese restaurants. i will go through and find a chinese restaurant in soho and then in a certain point it does something that bugs me and i'll never go back. and then i find another chinese restaurant because that elitist chinese food. i get salt

. >> dana: mr. trump also said he is going to put far more pressure on regional powers to help with the afghan effort. >> we have been paying pakistan billions and billions of dollars, at the same time, they are housing the very terrorists that we are fighting. but that will have to change and that will change immediately. no partnership can survive a country's harboring of terrorists who target u.s. service members and officials. india makes billions of dollars in trade with the united states. and we want them to help us war with afghanistan. especially in the area of economic assistance and development. >> dana: the president also offered a warning of sorts, saying his administration's commitment to the afghan cause was not absolute. >> america will work with the afghan government, as long as we see determination and progress. however, our commitment is not unlimited. and our support is not a blank check. the government of afghanistan must carry their share of the military, political, and economic

>> dana: rex tillerson a string that as well.are talking with one voice, i don't think that they are necessarily thinking that president trump is off on one place and mattis on the other. rex tillerson is saying the theme from three different people, and that rex tillerson is the one saying, there is a way for you to get back to get right with us. you can choose that, but we are not going to molly coddle you. we are better parents. interesting about rational theory, somebody like qaddafi. he is to what happened to saddam hussein, and he was like, okay, please take a way nuclear weapons, and their other players, iran has chosen a different path. they have a different situation. this one is different in that their problem is that they are a child that is now a threat to innocent people in the united states. so we cannot be a good parent to them. we have to protect ourselves. >> jesse: by protecting ourselves, we have depending on ramp for them to save face and return back into their dark existence, because it is a dark world that t

>> dana: i remember them well. >> greg: "in the leaks must stop!" >> dana: "he was a hero."it all. >> greg: what i find interesting, despite the chaos of thehe previous six months, te democrats are in trouble. there is no alternative to trump yet. maybe that is why they are worried. please leaks stories may be helping donald trump. republicans still hold a a ten-point lead among blue-collar voters. that is from a democratic survey. clearly, trying to undermine it this way is building sympathy. his poll numbers may be low but you are lowered for doing it. every time you come after him, you try to undermine him, these leaks are not alerting anybody to danger. they are doing too embarrassed donald trump and to subvert his governance. it's a gutless way to win. >> dana: some of those are not actually -- what is outward? you can't prosecuteca them. >> kimberly: the leaks that are embarrassing are necessarily crimes. >> greg: i have embarrassing leaks. >> jesse: that is another issue. [laughter] we had a democrat on the othery, day, maxine waters, who was applauding the leaks. she

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino.long with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, greg gutfeld, and ed henry, it is 10:00 and it is "the five." ♪ president trump take some of taliban, the nation's 45th president addressing the country tonight, laying out a strategy in afghanistan, where america has been fighting for nearly 16 years. the longest military engagement in u.s. history. if the cost of the war has been high, over 2,000 americans have died in the conflict and 20,000 have been wounded. and that is a nothing of the $700 million charged to the u.s. taxpayer. here is what president trump said about his plan to finally win the way. >> we will not talk about numbers of troops or our plans to further military activities. conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on. america's enemies must never know our plans or believe they can wait us out. i will not say when we are going to attack, but attack we will. we are not nation-building agai again. we are killing terrorists. >> dana:

>> dana: great. excellent. >> greg: i would almost agree with some of what he said if barbara lee wasn't so antimilitary. it's like you had nothing to do with the military. >> juan: no, she is about peace, there's no question about that. and about general kelly, he lost a son. to me, there is no greater sacrifice. and he has also served, not only honorably with exceptional capability in afghanistan, but that is different and saying, oh, i want the military to run my government. >> jesse: he is not running the government, he is following orders from a civilian. >> kimberly: let's see it, hopefully he will do a good job. when we come back, the left continues with their anti-trump smears. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insuranc

dana, your thoughts on two topics here? before i was curious if "the new york times" asked the justice department for reaction and they just did not get a call back. i worked at the justice department as a spokesperson for a year, and i know that, sometimes, getting an answer from lawyers takes a lot longer than you would like as a p.r. person. so it, it is frustrating. maybe all of this could have been contained and avoided. maybe, i don't know. but i could also understand how this could get out of control pretty quickly, but you see that it took the justice department almost an entire day to say, no, it is about the lawsuit from the asian american students that was filed in 2015, which is a very interesting case, and something that the obama administration left on the table. i do think it is something that should be reviewed. >> kimberly: absolutely. to make sure the clinic patient is there at the ready. >> chris: this is true. i wonder what would be wrong with looking at bias against right , white students. that would be

>> dana: great.xcellent. >> greg: i would almost agree with some of what he said if barbara lee wasn't so antimilitary. it's like you had nothing to do with the military. >> juan: no, she is about peace, there's no question about that.wi and about general kelly, he lost a son.s to me, there is no greater sacrifice. and he has also served, not only honorably with exceptional capability in afghanistan, but that is different and saying, oh, i want the military to run my government.xc >> jesse: he is not running the government, he is following orders from a civilian. a >> kimberly: let's see it, hopefully he will do a good job. when we come back, the left continues with their anti-trump smears. greg breaks down the latest false accusation next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ music plays throughout) you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severel

>> dana: great.nt. >> greg: i would almost agree with some of what he said if barbara lee wasn't so antimilitary. it's like you had nothing to do with the military. >> juan: no, she is about peace, there's no question about that. and about general kelly, he lost a son. to me, there is no greater sacrifice. and he has also served, not only honorably with exceptional capability in afghanistan, but that is different and saying, oh, i want the military to run my government. >> jesse: he is not running the government, he is following orders from a civilian. >> kimberly: let's see it, hopefully he will do a good job. when we come back, the left continues with their anti-trump smears. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choo

dana perino is up next, including that speech from president trump. ♪ ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, you'reking live at big sandy super store arena in huntington, west virginia where any moment president trump is expected to take the stage for a campaign rally. the president promising big announcements tonight, but that news now getting overshadowed by major developments and special counsel robert mueller's investigation as reports of new grand juries and subpoenas come to light. we have those breaking details in just a moment with chief national correspondent ed henry he is live at the white house. white house veteran bill bennett is here as well. we begin with fox news peter doocy. he is live in west virginia with more with what we can expect to hear from the president in just a few minutes. peter? >> and we know that the big announcement inside the big sandy super store arena on the banks of the ohio river tonight will be that west virginia's state house is going from blue to red. the governor tim justice was elected in 2015 as a democrat is going to announce tonight on stage with presid

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters is back.his is "the five" ." president trump fired up a crowd in west virginia tonight after news broke special counsel robert mueller impaneled a grand jury, it's part of his investigation into whether the trump team coordinated with russia to influence our electio election. here he was with response this evening. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics, that's all it is. it just makes them feel better when they have nothing else to talk about. what the prosecutor should be looking at our hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted emails. and they should be looking at the paid russian speeches. and the owned russian companies, let them look at the uranium sheet sold that is now in the hands of very angry russians. have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio, or pennsylvania? are there any russians here tonight? any russians? they can't beat us at the voting booths, so they are trying to cheat you out of the future

dana. >> dana: when he said that the port we get 60 inches of rain. i am 60 inches tall. i'm not that tall. that's a lot of rain. i've been watching over the past couple of days in particular, i think we have the most skilled and talented weather team. also they are very brave. may be crazy. the graphics are amazing. the other thing, they help explain what they tell a story. they have really big hearts. they would try to tell people how to take care of themselves. i think our coverage on fox has been amazing. it looks like because the storm is going to be so bad, stick with the channel through throue weekend. >> kimberly: absolutely. continuing into next week. you see how courageous they are to put it on the line and bring it to our viewers. really being in the eye of it. >> jesse: our heart goes out to the people of texas. especially along the gulf. fox news loves texas. texas loves fox news. everybody in america that loves texas. anyone who has spent time down knows how great the people are. you know how they are going to come together for the cleanup, they will weather

humira & go. >> dana: welcome back.cted of killing heather heyer and injuring 19 others was in court today. let's bring in doug mckelway with all the storied details. >> there is a growing chorus of voices here that the police did not act proactively to quell the via balance in the early stages before it got out of hand. lay of the today the police chief of the charlottesville police department al-thomas held a press conference in which he vehemently denied those allegations. >> early morning hours on saturday police were positioned in and around and across the street from emancipation park in order to readily observe and monitor the reactions of the crowd and respond as quickly as possible when emergencies arose. >> but that reassurance is falling on the deaf ears of the aclu. as we know they are normally aligned with leftist causes in this case they took the side of the alt right movement. they filed suit against the city's decision to try to move this protest out to a suburban park. they won that case so the case, ra

. ♪ >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld.his is "the five" ." president trump is renewing his attack on both the press and the critics, he tweeted only in the fake news media and trump enemies want me to stop using social media, 110 million people the only way for me to get the truth out. the mainstream media seems to be proving mr. trump right. here's a cnn political analyst david greco his analysis of the white house. >> it's been a jokes, the lies he was going to come in and run a great organization and then he has this nonsense. scaramucci acting like it's his seventh grade homeroom instead of the west wing. it was really a joke. >> kimberly: listen to msnbc's chris matthews take a swipe at the president. >> faced with a full scale investigation by the house, the senate and a special counsel with collusion over russia over the 2016 election, president trump has engaged in a series of russian style purges. i think all of this going around and purging people, just like kim jong il and, when he gets scared in your position,

dana, when you hear cokie roberts wink, nods, dog whistles to a southern audience. >> dana: this is what her to listen to somebody who grew up very differently from how i did, i think that's interesting to listen to. and these young people that were there in charlottesville probably haven't had the benefit of listening to somebody who grew up that way. i also think this goes back to a little bit like when this scalise shooting happened, president trump didn't say okay, bernie sanders, or the left like you are responsible for that. that's inappropriate. personal responsibility is something conservatives believe in. so that's personal responsibility for what you do and for what you say or you don't say. the president benefits from something no other president has had except for president obama. and that is the ability to speak unfiltered, to americans. and so he can do that. he didn't have to take questions today. although i think he would have benefited from doing so. he said he is going to have a press conference on friday. should have done it he has that ability to speak unfiltered. if

be up for it >> dana: welcome back. today the man s >> dana: welcome back.f killing how they are higher and injuring 19 others made his first court appearance and will remain in jail.l. let's bring in doug mckelway. he lived in charlottesville. he's been here and he has all the story d details. >> hi, dana. there is a growing chorus of the police did not act proactively to quell the violence in the early stages before it got out of hand. late today, the police chief of the charlottesville police department, al thomas, held a press conference, in which he vehemently denied those accusations. speak of the morning hours on saturday, the charlottesville police wered in position and undergroud and across the street from emancipation park in order to readily observe and monitor the actions of the crowds and respond as quickly as possible when emergencies arose. >> for that reassurance is following on the deaf ears of the aclu, as we all know, they are normally allied with leftist causes, but in this case, they took thee side of the alt-right movement. they filed t

>> dana: i separate out the leaks they are complaining about. is the national security looks like this one today. then there's the gossip and the internal chit chat about each other, back fighting behind the scenes. i think in general kelly is most able to deal with those in the white house to leadership. we are all going to be on the same team and you're hurting the boss when you do this so knock it off. you can figure it out if he's the chief of staff. on the national security side, they can try. i think jeff sessions in the attorney general's laying out his investigation into the leaks, he can scare people enough to stop it. this conversation happened seven months ago. i don't understand the reason to get it out there. we talked about my grandparents party line in wyoming, you're not supposed to listen. i felt like that way with the transcript. we should not be reading these. were going to read it because they were at this and how you not read it. other world leaders need to know when they called the united states, they can have a candid conv

pursuingd dana gas this into different jurisdictions.h the the assets ruled that the islamic debt covered, thethrough the u.k. courts, london high court, because the bonds were sold under english law. you are he have two parallel jurisdictions. things get more complicated because the u.k. court said last month it thanks dana gas should drop the uae aspect of it. that means the u.k. court would essentially also decide the sharia compliance of the bond. that gets really interesting. again, this whole dispute centers around the sharia compliance of the debt. now we have another player that could potentially weigh in on that. in any case, the date to watch is september 7, the next date of the u.k. high court proceeding. yousef? yousef: let's widen out this discussion on the dana gas story with the head of fixed income asset management. welcome back to the program. want to dig into the implications of the dana gas saga, if you want to call it that. this was a real test when it comes to recoveries. guest: i think it is. in a lot oft instances.

yousef: coming up, dana gas withdraws an offer to restructure debt.rg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." a ceo in court. abu dhabi listed dana gas after withdrawing its offer to restructure its debt. the move came on the day the company was expected to make a profit payment to investors. we got more on this from tracy alloway. tracy: a lot of investors have been expecting that dana gas might try to sweeten the terms of its exchange offer in order to sweep some of the controversy that has been caused by this whole debt drama under the rug. remember, the terms of the original offer to swap about $700 worth of debt for bonds that pay less than half the rate of the 7% to 9% the original debt did. already pretty controversial, but instead we have seen the company take an even more hectic mystic -- antagonistic approach. it comes hot on the heels of some infractions words swap between investors and the ceo last month when they held a call with investors to describe what it is doing here. some investors may consider th

danae rivero tiene la cifra.istraciÓn prometió que iban a darle prioridad a las personas indocumentadas que tuvieran un pasado criminal. pero, actualmente, lo que se estÁ viendo es que se están deportando personas que no tienen ningÚn tipo de pasado criminal. danae: segÚn datos de el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas, en los 1000 c7 se reportaron alrededor de 65,000 rentas de inmigrantes indocumentados, de los cuales mÁs de 19,000 no tenÍan antecedentes criminales de ningÚn tipo. arturo hernÁndez pensÓ que su cabaret terminarÍa lo de vivir en las sombras por 10 aÑos pero no fue asÍ. >> yo sabÍa que sÓlo fue una carta de miras que mandaron diciendo que no era una prioridad, que podrÍa salir que no me iban a buscar ni va ser arrestado. danae: las actualidades llegaron a su trabajo para reportarlo a mÉxico aunque no tenÍa rÉcord criminal. se asegura que muchos de los errores que cometen los similares indocumentados luego de ser arrestados es firmar documentos que los despojan de sus derechos. >> todas las