>> dana, good to see you.nction that you speak of actually targets five specific immigration and customs enforcement field offices around the country. the court paperwork alleges that those offices actually have almost stopped granting parole since early last year and they say that more than 1,000 seekers of asylum who met the requirements were denied a chance to not be detained, even though they were eligible until they waited for their court hearings. the offices include the one here in el paso. detroit, los angeles, newark, and philadelphia. now, that judge's ruling has said that the federal government violating its own rules when this comes to the treatment of people seeking asylum. and ordered ice to stop what the suit called arbitrary detention of legitimate asylum seekers. this as top leaders within the catholic church made a trip to the texas-mexico border, meeting with those impacted and holding centers talking with law enforcement and praying. the delegates of various arch bishops and bishops holding

i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." the president said to be down to four candidates. rudy guliani said the president will make an excellent choice. >> well, first of all, he's looking for a really good job. he's got it. he should be looking for a conservative. he should be. that's why we elected him. he's looking for somebody that is young. they are. somebody that will stick to their principles. >> dana: i'll talk to john cornyn about how the confirmation fight could shape up in the senate. first, anchor of fox news at night, shannon bream. what do we know about how tough the confirmation battle could get? >> dana, no matter whom the president names tonight, we expect it could get ugly. this reminds me when we were waiting for the name that turned out to be justice gorsuch. there were groups on the left that had banners and posters that opposed and a black line so they could fill in the name, which signalled to us there will be groups unhappy no whom the president picks. there's a protest

dana? >> dana: all right. thank you, john, for that joining me now our fox all-star panel chris stirewalt, howie kurtz, fox news media analyst and steve hilton host of the next revelation. thank you all for welcome me on this friday night. chris stirewalt, let me start with you. foreign trips for a president of the united states are always important and always high stakes. where do you rank this one? >> this could be huge. we have seen the president much ball whod trip. korean peninsula, da'da da'da da. we will see. this is really the central piece. the rebalancing of united states' relations with europe against russia to a relationship much closer to russia. the president has real affinity for putin and he keeps talking about it. and people keep saying oh, well, we will override him on foreign policy. oh well the senate will force his hand. trump is making foreign policy for a generation and he might do a lot of it on this trip so it's a big, big deal. >> dana: howie, i remember watcwatching the press on fore

i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." ♪ manafort facing 18 charges, accused of several financial crimes related to his work as a lobbyist for russian back interest in ukraine. for the first person indicted as part of the mueller probe to go to trial. fox team coverage, bret baier is standing by, but peter doocy outside of alexandria, virginia, that seems like a quick jury selection. >> it was, they started at 10:00 this morning, dana, so a little bit more than three hours, four hours, but we understand a few moments ago, the jury was selected, they were administered an oath, and now we have seen some of the folks out of the 70 who were not picked, filing out, and there is a short break before opening arguments are going to start, that is when paul manafort, will be wound up as a part of the trump team in 2016, because they needed somebody who might be able to navigate a contested invention if there was going to be one. going to face charges that have nothing to do with his role as the campaig

>> dana, absolutely.cue workers looking to bring out the 12 boys and their soccer coach from that cave, battling a number of factors. you outlined the biggest one was the possible torrential rains beginning as early as saturday which has folks on the ground there thinking of the most difficult but perhaps the way to get them out, having them swim and possibly using scuba gear out of the two-and-a-half mile hole that they are in right now and it could be a six-hour trek and swim. even a challenge for expert divers, let alone these kids and their coach. that is why they he are focusing on getting the water levels down, over 30 million-gallons of water have been pumped out of the flooded cave. in some cases we've heard that it is down as much as 40% but still the water is blocking a lot of the close quarters in the cave. that is why they are looking to other options as well. drilling into the cave, providing an escape tunnel. perhaps even waiting for the rains, waters to subside. but that, dana, could take m

i'm dana perino.begin on fox news channel, what may well will the most pivotal discussion to date about what went down last week overseas at the nato meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. any moment, mike pompeo is to testify in front of the senators on the foreign relations committee. secretary pompeo is expected to face tough questions on what he knows about the putin meeting and ongoing nuclear talks with north korea and escalating tensions with iran. we'll take you live there for coverage once it starts. first, the focus is on the president's former fixer and whether he's about to flip.

dana? >> dana: thanks, john. next, senate minority leader chuck schumer calling on the president as john just said to cancel his meeting with vladimir putin. chris stirewalt weighs in on both topics next. >> going forward, there should be no one-on-one meeting between this president and mr. putin. there needs to be other americans in the room. since my stroke, he hasn't left my side. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. a bayer aspirin regimen is one step to help prevent another stroke. so, i'm doing all i can to stay in his life. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. who says summer gets all the fun? not us. because southwest has $69 one-way sale fares for travel throughout september and october. so you can fill the rest of your year with amazing trips. from football games to reunions, or just a break from the office. these $69 one-way sale fares are ready to make your september and october a whole lot better. book now at southwest.com. low far

should be good. >> dana: i will tune n brett bare, thank you. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: joined now by kerry severino, chief counsel and policy director at judicial crisis network and former clerk to justice thomas. elizabeth weidra, from the constitutional accountability center. great to have out first day of the supreme court battle to come. let's look at the ad that the judicial crisis network is running about this battle, watch. >> after working in the white house, brett kavanaugh became a judge confirmed with boy partisan support. strong and independent, he applies the constitution just as it was written. like neil gorsuch he will be another great justice. confirm kavanaugh. >> dana: what kind of investment are you willing to make for this nomination, carrie? >> we had a budget for the gorsuch nomination about $10 million. we anticipate it will be at leasts contentious. unfortunately we're seeing lots of ramping-up from the left, sky is falling rhetoric. will be a lot of attack. we will defend the nominee, make sure his actual record, his story told. a lot of disconstruction and d

>> sure, dana.st i'll say it is no surprise that donald trump is walking that statement back. we know that the majority of the country does not want to see roe v. wade overturned. i'm not sure if his handlers have convinced him to walk back his statements but we still do take trump at his word and we can trust that he has gotten a list given to him by the federalist society, a conservative organization that does not believe that the constitution protects a woman's right to have an abortion and so we'll take him at his word. >> dana: i did a piece at the start o of the show talking abot the roe v. wade decision, even judge ginsberg said that it was not a good decision and the the way that they got to it, the constitution does not say in there, that there is a right to privacy which is what this really hinges on but i will give you your point, 63% of people in the poll say that they are -- well, do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. and so there is a lot of activity. i know that you are planning

dana? >> dana: let's go back and listen to chuck schumer answering questions from the press. >> it's appalling and demands some kind of explanation other than its self-serving of the president. >> in the wake of the press conference what is your sense of what the president might have gotten out of this and what president putin might have -- >> when you looked at the press conference, president putin was the real victor. he got almost everything he wanted. i don't know a single thing that the united states got that we wanted. okay. thank you, everybody. >> dana: that was chuck schumer making his first comments about president trump gave a press conference with president putin. tonight you'll see an interview with sean hannity and the president. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 on the east coast. 10:00 be in helsinki. president trump head his summit with vladimir putin. a reporter asked about election meddling. whether the pres

>> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace. resident from prepares to announce his supreme court nominee before he heads to the nato summit where he faces rising tensions with european allies. ♪ >> i'm going to tell nato you've got to start paying your bills. the united states is not going to take care of everything. >> plus, the divide with europe over terrorists, withdraw of the iran nuke deal and improved relations with russia. >> i'm meeting with president putin and getting along with other countries is a good thing, it's not a bad thin thing. >> dana: we will preview the summit in brussels and helsinki with kay bailey hutchison, u.s. ambassador to nato. then as a list of possible replacements for justice anthony kennedy narrows the senate waits president trump's supreme court announcement. >> if you tune in and monday at 9:00 i think you will be extremely happy. >> dana: we will discuss president trump's possible picks and handicapped their chances of getting confirmed with republican senator lindsey graham. it's a "fox ne

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with kennedy, juan williams, jesse watters, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump telling allies it is time to pay up during a tense morning meeting at the nato summit. the commander in chief pushing his america first agenda and sharply criticizing members over their defense spending. >> many countries over us a tremendous amount of money for many years back. where they are delinquent. the united states has had to pay for them. the united states has paid and stepped up like nobody. this has been going on for decades, many presidents but no other president brought it up like i bring it up. >> dana: the pressure is leading to more military spending, the president also accusing germany of hypocrisy for relying on russia for energ energy. >> i think it's very sad when germany makes a massive and oil and gas deal with russia. you are supposed to be guarding against russia and germany goes out pays billions and billions of dollars

dana, is this proper? >> dana: i'm not for it. i don't like it.reated with an individual stamp from god. and i am not for this. i don't think you have to beat every world record? why do we need 49 of these same dogs? >> jesse: every record is made to be broken. kimberly, i think they should name the chihuahua tiny,. >> kimberly: not teeny? is that a thing? i thought i said the right way. >> kimberly: that's cool. >> tyrus: like taken or tooken. >> jesse: not exactly. >> dana: just like that. >> kimberly: okay. next up hooked on phonics on "the five" we are going to figure it all out. i think it's a little creepy. >> jesse: even i think it's creepy. you might want to clone yourself, jesse. >> jesse: 4 times. >> tyrus: i want to clone myself i want to raise myself in my own image. i would correct all the flaws everyone tried raising me. >> kimberly: wow. >> tyrus: spend a weekday with me. think about it raise yourself, who would be more proud of you than you? >> jesse: never disappointed. >> kimberly: jesse has no problem with that. >> maria: what i

here is dana. have a great day. they want hello everyone, i am dana perino. and this is "the daily briefing." the president, now one week away to replace retiring justice on the supreme court paired with a slim republican majority in the senate, it could be a close cal call. >> i also suggested that he brought in his search beyond the list of 25 nominees. there are people on that list who i could not support. >> dana: i am joined by the editor of "halftime report." >> nice days. >> dana: it's a new studio and it is our new first day. take a look at what he told them yesterday. >> are you going to ask your nominees before hand how might vote? on roe vs wade? >> well, that is a big one. they are all saying don't do that. you don't do that, you should not do that. but i am putting conservative people on. i'm very proud of neil gorsuch. he has been outstanding. his opinions are so well-written, so brilliant. and, i am going to try and do something like that. but, i do not think that i am going to be so specific in the questionings i will be answering. and i am ac

here's dana. >> fox news alert, -- concealin tensions. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." president trump accusing germany of being totally controlled by russia because of energy deals with moscow. he's calling out our allies over defense spending saying many counties fall short leaving the united states with the tab. >> the united states is paying too much and the other countries are not paying enough, this has been going on for decades. it's disproportionate and not fair to the taxpayers of the united states. we're going to make it fair. >> dana: joining me now, dana wilson from the executive vice president of the atlantic council. damon, the president is talking about the burden sharing as nato was set up and as we have gone forward to modernize nato, how did that go over today? talk about the president's idea to increase the goal of spending by each country to 4% of their gdp? >> thanks, dana. the president has been unequivocal that our allies carry a fair burden of defense. one things unfolded. one, the recognition, we've seen a historic

here's dana. >> dana: this is a fox news alert. president trump holding a roundtable in iowa on job creation. his administration races to meet a deadline to reunite families separated at the u.s. mexico border. hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." the president taking his american first agenda to the heartland but it's crunch time for authorities. they scramble to bring migrant children and parents back together. reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> just tells you how bad this policy was that still here we are a month later and they still can't get some of these families back together. it's a mess, it is. >> the act of separating those children from their parents has -- it's a bad thing, a very bad thing. it has consequences on those children. how can you answer for that? >> dana: casey stegall is live in dallas. will the federal government meet today's deadline? >> the federal judge overseeing the case and implemented the deadline thinks so based on the numbers he's been presented with. it depend on how you l

dana perino. "the five" ."ast night president trump tweeted a reminder to iran not to mess with us. it was in all caps. showing the world he's not afraid to go all caps. what's next? if you listen to the media, it has to be war. the fact his trump was responding to the iranian president who warned us about a mother of all wars. remember the last guy who said that? predictably the media freaks out, forgetting the whole north korea thing which followed the same pattern. forgive me if i'm not pulling my hair out. i will take a war of words over a war of worlds. the media claims the tweet is a distraction from last week's summit. how did that summit heard from? for all the media shaming come he is at 45% approval, his eyes so far. we are happier with that country's direction than any time over the last eight years. this confuses the media, as they keep saying trump is the worst thing to happen since "the view." they be because they have cried wolf so many times, even blitzer annoys it. the gulf between what the med

>> dana: i got one. [laughter] >> greg: all right, dana? >> dana: has to do with jesse.e and jesse got to stay -- he was staying over. you and elena stayed over. he was on the top floor. house is pretty new. it was a pullout couch. et left the bar early and went home. the next morning he had to leave early. my sister later on in the day are straightening things up, putting the house back together. i go upstairs and guy ah-ha is everything okay? the couch is put back together but the mattress is up against the wall. and i don't know why he did that. that is the weirdest thing. have you ever slept on one? >> jesse: no, wait a second. i think i was trying to make the bed back together and make the bed as a good house guest would do. >> dana: you took the bed out of the couch and put it against the wall. >> jesse: was it a pullout couch? i didn't know that. [laughter] >> greg: now you destroyed the whole thing. trish? >> trish: can i punt? i'm new to this. can i punt? >> dana: no. no, no. >> trish: i don't think i have anything again. overserved people falling asleep in heir

i'm dana perino this is "outnumbere"thedaily briefing." the president making his announcement amid new reports his former personal attorney michael cohen is ready to tell robert mueller that trump knew of the july 2016 trump tower meeting with the russians before it happened. something the president has denied. we have fox team coverage peter doocy is at the white house. i'm joined here by rick. >> reporter: the president said he didn't know anything about the trump tower meeting with russian operatives in june of 2016. new york post reports that michael cohen is ready to testify that trump was aware. cohen claimed he was in the room when donald trump jr. made the offer and says then candidacy trump approved it. cohelp has zero physical evidence like audio tapes to prove his claim and don jr. has denied on television and in congressional hearings that his father knew anything about it. here he is on hannity one year ago. >> do you tell your father anything about this? >> it was such a nothing. there was nothing to tell. i wouldn't each rem

this is a taped show. >> kimberly: like dana, i love a good parade and i like dana's posts.elebrating our nation, our independence, liberty, freedom. i think it's great when people come together and go into parade. i meant that, but will deal. commemorated and take a moment. we have all such busy lives to never forget the sacrifices people have made so that we can sit here today and have the show and speak our minds, and it's fantastic. amazing, most wonderful country in the world. >> juan: my favorite is to find a spot to watch the fireworks, but the one i remember most is being in bosto boston. watching the boston pops play is the fireworks going off over boston. that was spectacular. the famous conductor. arthur fiedler. the other thing i like about the fourth of july is it's an opportunity to do fireworks. fireworks, when i was a kid, mostly illegal but everybody would bring on these trash cans and boom, boom. i love that stuff. >> greg: best place to see fire works right now? my hot tab. >> juan: i thought you were on an island. >> dana: some years, because it is so dry

i'm dana.ep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in washington where president trump tweeted tariffs are the greatest but he's now spending billions of taxpayer dollars to ease some of the pain of those greatest tariffs. we're live at the white house. a new setback for hundreds of immigrant families separated at the border days before the deadline to reunite all kids and parents. we're live in texas. and a republican congressman taking a historic stand to try to save the planet. he says it's time for a carbon tax. the republican representative of florida's 26th district joins us live. let's get to it.

at dana. >> dana: thank you for that update. we will take around the table here.ason, it is remarkable that so they are all okay, but staying there is difficult. leaving might be even worse, and they might have to wait until october to get out. >> jason: this is one of those heart-wrenching stories. there are parents and families, they just want to play soccer, they go dive into this cave, and the next thing you know, they are fighting for their lives. there are two doctors, i heard, that are going to volunteer to go in and be with them. offer comfort, but this is one of those moments where the whole world is watching and praying and hoping that they somehow figure out a way because this is not an easy one. they have something like 1.6 million liters of water, and it only one went down 1 centim. so they are trying to pump it out, it is a scary situation. >> dana: these boys are the same age as your son, kimberly. they have some resilience, and they also have a pretty good attitude, it sounds like by all accounts. you can relate. >> kimberly: yes, i really can. i j

dana? >> dana: thank you. appreciate it. any minute now, the white house is set to hold a briefing for the first time in more than two weeks. we'll have it live when it happens. president trump engaging on disputes across the group. we'll speak with joni ernst about the tariffs here in this country. crabfest is back at red lobster! discover our largest variety of crab and crab dishes all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. sweet, juicy king crab and jumbo snow crab cozied up with crab linguini alfredo. even our shrimp is crab-topped! so hurry in and get your butter-dunkin' game on! 'cause crabfest will be gone in a snap. and now bring home the seafood you crave with red lobster to go. call or order online today. a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels r

>>dana: you mentioned turkey. you want a trip where you spoke to president - - he will be inaugurated for i think a fourth time tomorrow. while turkey has been somewhat helpful in syria, are you concerned that turkey is an ally adrift and is there a strategy to get them back on track? >> there definitely an ally address but there's a new chapter in turkey's history. - - won big and he will have a long time to serve and we need to come to grips with that. we need to push when it comes to the way they treat the present human rights abuses. they have americans in captivity for no good reason. we need to assure turkey the kurdish forces we've partnered with and syria were not present a threat to turkey. that's a legitimate concern. turkey has no interest in iran dominating damascus. at the end of the day, their economy is better off hooked up with us versus russia and iran. they are a nato ally. i came away from my meeting somewhat encouraged we can start over with president - - in a win-win fashion securing the north

i am dana perino chris wallace. president trump prepares to announces supreme court nominee before he heads to the nato summit pretty faces rising tensions with european allies. >> i'm going to tell nato, you've got to start paying your bills. united states will not take care of them. >> a divide with europe over tariffs, withdrawn from the iraqi nuclear deal and tensions with russia. >> i'm meeting with president vladimir putin and getting along with other countries. it's a good thing, it's not a bad thing. >> we will preview the summits with kay bailey hutchinson, u.s. ambassador to nato. then as a list of possible replacements for justice anthony kennedy narrows, the senate awaits president trump's supreme court announcement. >> if you tune in monday at 9:00, i think you will be extremely happy. >> we will discuss president trump's possible pics and handicap their chances of getting confirmed with republican senator, lindsey graham. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and we will ask ilise hogue, president of nar

♪ >> dana: i am dana perino with kennedy, juan williams, jason chaffetz, and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump on the road in missouri today, pushing his agenda of a new fallout over threatening the full clearances from former obama administration officials. >> we don't apologize for america anymore. we stand up for america. we stand up for the patriots who defend america. the way we keep america great is to make at least reasonable -- i'm not saying at least reasonable, at least fair trade deals, not stupid trade deals like we've put up with for 25 years. democrats are going so far left that nobody can believe it. they want open borders, and crime is okay. we want strong borders, and we want no crime. other than that, we are very similar. >> dana: president trump not addressing the controversy over security clearances while democrats and the media are slamming him over it. >> the white house releasing an enemies list, a list of former national security officials. >> that is not what you see in a democracy and that's exactly w

you will win in a landslide. >> dana: they might. >> greg: dana, do you agree?> dana: i think every election is about new. this is why we had hope and change. the democrats didn't go with something new in 2008. they rejected hillary clinton nominated barack obama and he was able to win. then the republicans on the other way. we're going to go with trump. the democrats are going to have probably 15 to 17 people fighting it out. it's not far away. the midterm election is novembe. the 2020 general election starts november 7. it you really are going to start seeing a lot more of this. i don't thank necessarily she would win this time around, but the left is becoming more progressive. they want something new and different, someone who is willing to fight. even if it is futile. the supreme court nomination, the former communications director for obama's on his book tour and he said even though we know we are probably going to lose, it's worth fighting, fighting to the death. you might just fight to the death. >> greg: it's like when you are arguing with a spouse. juan

dana perino. "the five" ."he world must be ending, meaning it's tuesday on cable news. >> it's just as serious to me as the cuban missile crisis in terms of an attack or the 9/11 attacks. i would say his performance today will live in infamy as much as the pearl harbor attack or kristallnacht. >> when do we see a shadow government come out and say we cannot side with the government, whether it's the cabinet or senate? >> greg: amazing. cnn is literally seeing shadows. i think there is medication for that. trump address the controversy and we are going to get to that, but if he has a russian plant, he's the worst one ever. what kind of plant would try to force germany to cancel its russian oil contract? oil being russia's only major export besides spies. what kind of plant would demand nato up their military spending to straitjacket vladimir. boosting our military by billions, an awesome plant. you have to be nuts if you think he is the manchurian candidate. john brennan does, and he voted for a commie at the he

>> dana: possibly.s been said it's more important to stand on principle that it is to worry about those red state democrats. take somebody like heidi heitkamp in north dakota. today the fox news power rankings moved her seat to likely republican. she has a decision to make. because that race is moving away from her, she has a way to buck her party and vote with the president and try to keep her senate race but it. i think you will see that. i think mccaskill will be under pressure. in missouri. i think donnelly will be under tremendous pressure in indiana. i don't think that the pressure on susan collins and lisa murkowski will be that persuasive. when they voted for gorsuch, they were there. they might have had concerns. i think at the end of the day, they will be for whoever the president picks. i could be wrong but my gut instinct is that there's going to be a lot of fire and fury, so to speak. but when the vote is called, the republicans will come home. >> jesse: from the list, it doesn't seem of th

here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert, the white house briefing moments from now as the president issues a stern warning to iran. hello everyone, i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ president trump escalating a war of words after iran's president leveled his own threats yesterday. we have live coverage with the reaction with the secretary of state mike pompeo. but first go to the white house. >> hey, dana, good to be with you. the president's sworn duty is to protect the american people from all people, foreign debt and domestic. the president is in fact snapping back by way of twitter. let me take you to his social media platform and share a little bit of what he had to say it that raised a lot of eyebrows. he said "to iranian president rouhani, never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious!" meanwhile, residents hassan rouhani issued a stern warning to president trump. s

so dana. >> dana: you've got to hate the game. is what you use when you don't have a good argument. in order to make headlines, you have to have -- the hyperbole has to increase with everybody out there. cory booker is not helping the democrats keep the seats they have in the senate right now. he is certainly not trying to increase their majority. the ten senate democrats running, many of them in states where trump won by double digits, 65% of the people say we want kavanaugh confirmed by the midterms. it makes it so much harder on them. thinking through the game and this strategy is difficult. if his goal is to get some headlines out there so he can be a front runner in 2020, that's one thing. but there are consequences and fallout. >> juan: jedediah, quinnipiac has a pullout since 41% of americans say no to kavanaugh. 40% say yes to kavanaugh. this is a big split in the american mind. 50% were okay with neil gorsuch. just a year ago. it seems to me there is something different about the kavanaugh nomination, even among republica

looks like an immigrant to me. >> dana: oh!if i could to where more sunscreen. one thing that is strange for me is when it's 95 degrees, where i grew up, it's hot but not oppressive. i've never gotten used to being in humidity. when it is 90 degrees here with 90% humidity, i dragged a little bit. i always try to make sure. i don't eat that much. not eat a lot when you're outside. it will slow you down. also inside a locked. i've got to pretend like it's a rainy day and be inside. >> chris: maybe we should do the show outside sometime, dana. >> kimberly: tomorrow? >> chris: the thing for me, i am already hot all of the time. when it is 75 and you guys it'se like, it's a nice day, i am like dial it down. only get to this point, i am like whatever. pack extra handkerchiefs. >> tom: men get hotter? they wanted cooler? >> dana: men are not hotter. [laughter] >> tom: women are always like turn down the ac. they are always shivering. >> kimberly: don't say that to a puerto rican woman. to a younger self, i would say, skin protection,

dana: number one. a schedule. i liked an early morning wake up and i like to read the papers. i like a long walk on the beach or wherever i am with peter and jasper, the dog. a chance to read my books. a tennis lesson. i like to have a walk in the afternoon and i like to go to dinner. again, like game night, and i like to go to bed early. >> lisa: that is like four perfect days in one. greg. >> greg: first i throw up from hearing everyone else's perfect day. you have to be an idiot to believe in perfect days. wisdom comes from understanding the imperfections of life and appreciating with certain things come together, that's a good day. never a perfect day. here's the secret to a perfect day or a good day. you are two different people. i am today greg. there is tomorrow greg. if i want to be mean to tomorrow greg, i could drink a lot tonight and not do any work for tomorrow's show. tomorrow's greg will have a hangover and be behind in work. the key to a happy life is today greg always has to be nice to

♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with kennedy, geraldo rivera, jesse watters and greg greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." a historic summit between president trump and vladimir putin unfolding in helsinki. president trump pushing back against calls to cancel the face-to-face meeting. >> our relationship has never been worse than it is now. however, that changed as of about four hours ago. nothing would be easier politically than to refused to meet. as president, i cannot make decisions on foreign policy in a futile effort to appease partisan critics for the media or democrats want to do nothing but resist and obstruct. i would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace than to risk peace in pursuit of politics. >> dana: president trump stunning washington avenue the world by dismissing evidence of russian interference in the 2016 election. >> my people came to me. dan coats came to me and they said they think it's russia. i have president putin, he just said it's n

according to every study. >> dana: no, juan. will challenge that. >> jesse: name one. >> dana: it is the juan institute. >> juan: these studies have indicated we spend the most on health care. >> katie: for quality health care. >> juan: that's not what i was going to say. the reality is in our emergency rooms, they are jam-packed with people who should be getting primary care. they shouldn't be in the emergency room. they are driving up my costs, your costs for health care. >> dana: our system isn't perfect. let me get jesse in there. tell us what we need to know. >> jesse: i have an anecdote like the italian one. in venezuela, sick people are taking dog medicine. that's how bad it is in venezuela. this is how they pay for it. they are going to have, in order to get the 32 trillion in america, they will have to raise the top rate from 37% to 74%. they will raise middle-class tax brackets from 20% to 30%. they are going to take the corporate tax rate from 20% to 40% and then they are going to impose a carbon tax. then they are go

>> juan: yes. >> dana: i don't.spokesperson for john roberts when he was nominated, there was a whole huge thing about whether he was a member of the federalist society. then you realize basically it's a bunch of nerdy republican lawyers getting together. >> juan: they have a clear agenda and the clear agenda is -- >> dana: interpret the constitution. >> juan: now, there agenda is to support judges would overturn liberal policy. the thing i think you are missing is that kavanaugh is a guy who was bent on record with tremendous deference for executive power. if president trump gets indicted or president trump is somehow question about whether he has to testify and ends up before the supreme court, may be donald mcgahn, the white house counsel is counting on the idea come up with this guy up there and he's always going to be on our side when the hard questions, about the president and the mueller investigation. >> kimberly: that is not the standard. he is supposed to apply the law without any kind of influence. >> jua

>> dana: dude drive that everywhere?oes seattle give you the steam guy when you drive around her neck? >> emily: i got more negative looks. in seattle, i just said -- >> dana: beautiful car. >> greg: haughty make of the idea of anxiety? could it be a class action lawsuit against trump? >> emily: they could certainly try. we saw that a suit about caffeine and coffee in california. i feel like it's one more thing where the reality, people want to be outraged rather than informed. the whole thing is ridiculous. to me, it's an oversimplification of the matte matter. i have trump anxiety syndrome so it must mean x, y, and z. what is that the root of? fear and fright is usually from lack of education. if we could talk about things, people wouldn't be so frightened of the positive news coming out of the administration. >> greg: if you are offended, you are complicit in the outrage. i got that from a producer. donald's isn't making you sick. it's -- you are letting him get you sick. you have to learn how to manage the emotions a

then i will have dana react. whether bias affected his decision-making. >> let me be clear unequivocally and under oath. not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did my personal opinions impact any official action i took. the fact is after months of investigation, there is simply no evidence of bias in my professional actions. this investigation is not politically motivated. it is not a witch hunt. it is not a hoax. it's an impossible definition to say people must not have political opinions. everyone does. of course they do. the test is whether or not that is left behind when you are doing your job. >> jesse: here is an analogy. a left-wing journalist who's been writing anti-trump hit pieces for decades and has been investigating trump and it's very, very graciously anti-trump. then when you ask him has your bias ever affected your writing and your journalism? no. i keep my personal opinions totally separate. isn't that the same thing? >> dana: i think journalist do try to do that. i would put myself in t

we now go to our local cowgirl, dana perino. >> dana: this is ridiculous. to university of wyoming, proud cowboy. liz cheney, i don't know if that's -- am i allowed to say that? she just got into the school going to be on the rodeo team which is exciting. i do like it that the board of trustees unanimously rejected this nonsense, that i do think this is proof that the world actually does need more cowboys, it's preposterous. the other thing, when you are a part of a school and they say the world needs more cowboys or they say where did you go to school, what was the mascot. >> the bantam. >> were there male bantams and female bantam. ms? like the wolverines. >> they had a good response, they like the idea if people respond to cowboyses on john wayne and the marlboro man, white males, they would be surprised if they opened up and realized, hey, there are women, people of color, native americans, blacks, et cetera. and contrast would say there's a different reality to the unfortunate of wyoming. do you think that sells? >> i think it sells but it's simpler wh

here's dana. >> dana: president trump holding a news conference. the president considering an interview with robert mueller. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." president trump's legal team is strongly advising against an interview for robert mueller's russia investigation as the president continues to slam the special counsel. after attacking mueller for possible conflicts of interest, trump tweeting also why is mueller only appointing angry dems, some of whom have worked for hillary clinton, others including myself have worked for obama and why isn't mueller looking at all of the criminal activity and real russian collusion on the democrat's side? podesta dossier. john roberts is live in the east room. the president's legal team is looking at the possibilities for a sit-down interview with mueller, but they're not there yet, john. as i recall, they never thought it was a good idea for him to sit down with him. >> there's been a difference of opinion. they have gone back and forth on it. they're still talking with mueller's organization

>> thank you, dana. we're just a few minutes away from the resumption from the first public testimony from fbi agent peter strzok strzok. throughout the morning republicans remained laserlike in their focus on the anti-trump text messages that he exchanged with his former colleague and lover fbi lawyer lisa page. one of the texts that has really gotten the most attention is from august of 2016 and that's the text where they talk about stopping trump. agent strzok testified today that the "we" was not an elite inner circle at the fbi that was like-minded in their animus towards trump but rather it was a reference to the democratic process and the american voters. there was another very telling exchange with the chairman of the committee over a text message that was very disparaging of trump supporters in virginia, here is congressman bob goodlat. >> what does trump pour smell like mr. strzok? >> sir that's an expression of speech. i clearlies with not smelling one thing or another. what i meant by that, l

dana is saying, damage control. one minute away from getting this tape, dana. just you'll make that point again for me and then we'll listen to the president. >> reporter: yeah, that this is not a president who does anything conventionally in politics and trying to clean up his messes is probably among the top things that he does unconventionally, meaning he doesn't do it. jim and gloria have said very eloquently, there's no cleaning up this mess. he had the moment. he had advice from all corners of the globe on how to deal with vladimir putin in public. >> here he is, the president. >> thank you, everybody. yesterday i returned from a trip from europe where i met with leaders from across the region to seek a more peaceful future for the united states. we're working very hard with our allies and all over the world we're working. we're going to have peace. that's what we want. that's what we're going to have. i say peace through strength. i have helped the nato alliance greatly by increasing contributions by over $44 billion and secretary sultanberg was fantasti

dana? >> no question, and you talked about these four boys. we don't know which ones they are yet, what ages they are, but do we have any word about the others, about the other boys and the coach that are still in the cave? >> reporter: no word yet. and you know the communications inside to the outside world has been incredibly difficult. several times they tried to get a phone line, a simple old school phone line into the depths of that cave so they could talk to their parents. there is a lot of activity on the road behind me. there are police lining the road. they are using helicopters or ambulances to get the boys to the hospital, which is around an hour away from where i'm standing. you cannot see it now because darkness has fallen, but that mountain behind me was just drenched with rain earlier today. it's the beginning of the monsoon period here. that means that the window is still there, but it could clos . if sustained rains happen. you could see the boys inundated by water again. that might be the reason also that they're working as q

hello everyone, i am dana perino and this is it "the daily briefing." republicans as well as democrats are taking the president to task who are daring to believe that putin as much as other intelligence agencies. here's a sample of reactions from both sides of the aisle. >> a republican colleagues need to join us in demanding testimony from the president's national security team that was in helsinki. and we need to do that immediately. we need hearings as soon as possible. to assess what president trump might have committed to president in secret. >> i trust our intelligence community and i trust their assessment that there was a russian meddling in the election but i also trust investigations so far which has shown absolutely no collusion. >> dana: it we have that story covered from multiple angles. bret baier is standing by with analysis but first republican senator bennett's half of nebraska. when you give us your impression. >> yesterday was a bad day for america, the american brand and american people. because we believe stuff. there's a big differ

>> reporter: no, dana. as of now, we are still awaiting word from officials to see exactly what the condition will be of these boys. we did watch four ambulances drive past. we know those four boys, one boy each, was in those ambulances coming here. and we know the hospital was prepared. doctors and nurses have had plenty of time to prepare for this possibility. and i say possibility, dana, and not eventuality, because we shouldn't understate how miraculous this was. about 15 hours ago, i was standing outside of the cave entrance, and we were talking during live shots about the fact that this might not happen. how dangerous this potential rescue attempt was. and so the fact we have four boys now safely inside this hospital is just unbelievable. yes, there are nine boys and their coach that remain, but at this point, it is absolutely incredible that there are four boys safe in this hospital at this point. >> extraordinary indeed. matt rivers, thank you so much. >>> a thai official says today's rescues took l

i'm dana bash. john king is off. president trump and his attorney rudy giuliani are stepping up th their attacks on robert mueller and the president's former fixer michael cohen. the timing and strategy behind it or curious. plus, republican leaders thought they were on the same page as the president in avoiding another government shutdown, and then the president undercut that with, you guessed it, a tweet. and 85-year-old supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg thinks she's fit enough to go at least five more years on the bench. >> can i recommend a great workout song? i think you might enjoy this one. this -- ♪ everybody dance now >> i would never, ever exercise to that noise. >> she'll stick with the planking. here we are waiting for the president and the italian prime minister. they're going to meet in the oval office. we're going to bring that to you live when it happens. we begin this hour with president trump's unprecedented attack on special counsel robert mueller. i know you're probably thinking, wait a mi

dana? >> yeah, sure he's not wrong about that. thank you very much for that reporting, jeff, and mary katherine ham from the federalist is now here with the panel. i want to explain, jeff laid out the contenders. i want to talk about what you live every day, manu, which is the math. and what we're talking about in terms of how close this vote could be. check this out. the balance of power in the u.s. senate, so 51-49, we have a photo of john mccain up there, because the expectation is that he will not be returning. he's suffering from cancer back in arizona, so that means that the stakes are even higher, the margin even slimmer. now, let's go to the narrow number of potential swing votes that we're talking about here. i think we have another graphic to show. do we? okay. okay. hold on. we'll talk about it. there it is. okay. all right. thank you, guys. so, there are some republicans in the red who we're not sure if they'll vote yes or no. susan collins, lisa murkowski and a few others, and

danae rivero nos explica.arios emigrantes. ahora se entregÓ discrecionalidad a los agentes para denegar casos. >> yo creo que la persona merecen una segunda oportunidad y basarse en hechos, que la persona se pueda presentar. >> ahora si hace falta cierta evidencia o si la evidencia que enviaste no es suficiente para establecer ciertos beneficios migratorios, con este nuevo reglamento ahora los oficiales pueden simplemente denegar tu caso. danae: ya no se puedenarreglar errores o ampliar la informaciÓn. la persona tendrÁ que comenzar el caso de cero. >> aplicar y que no se lo vayan a dar, es como un castigo. hay que ir de nuevo y pagar la misma cantidad de dinero. no creo que sea justo. danae: por su parte ice dijo que los reclamos retrasan el precisamente para todos las personas, incluido los solicitantes legÍtimos. aplicarÁ a todos la solicitud de menos las aplicaciones de daca recibidas despuÉs de esta fecha. segÚn los expertos, serÁ difÍcil saber la razÓn por la cuÁl el agente que lleva su caso, le niegue e