dana? >> dana: all right, peter doocy, thank you. more on this now with james, former justice department prosecutor and law partner. what is the prosecution strategy here with rick gates? >> well, it's the to bury him in the middle. you hope as a prosecutor that the rest of yours case is very strong. that the paper trail and bookkeepers can kind of establish your tax fraud independently. but, you want to put gates in to establish a conspiracy. you want to nail it home. and you hope that somehow his credibility survives the attacks that are coming. >> dana: i know that you think that gates could get scorched by the defense. how so? >> well, i mean, look, any cooperating defendant has some built-in cross-examination that comes with that. they are going to basically say you are out to save your own skin. that you have essentially betrayed your friend and confidante and partner by joining team america and going after him. one of the agra investigatoraggravators herein s that mr. gates had with

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dana? >> dana: wait, so is that the motion that the judge is hearing arguments about today or is that something else? >> that's something else. a handful of news organizations filed a motion to interscreen because they want the judge to remove the seal from certain proceedings that have happened in this trial out of the earshot of the press. the judge earlier though defended his decision ahead of this hearing to have everything sealed. he said, i'm no stranger to criticism. this case has brought it to a new level. remember, the mueller team did complain multiple times because they thought that the judge was treating them too harshly, they did that in motions. you get a sense of how tight-lipped and worried about something possibly coming out that's not supposed to. the mueller team is. "new york times" reporter wrote that he saw one of the mueller prosecutors andres waiting for a shake shack order and he asked the prosecutor from the mueller team what his shake shack order was and the prose

here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert. paul manafort, calling his bookkeeper to testify, as they break down the numbers on years of tax returns for the former trump campaign chairman. hello, everyone, i am dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing" ." the first week of courtroom drama could wrap up with a bang if his former business partner, who is cooperating with the investigation takes the stand as a witness for the opposition. live in alexandria all week it, and what did the judges just told the courtroom? >> that the mueller team needs to start trying to prove that's paul manafort willingly broke the law, that he knew that he broke the law. the judge actually said while he was outside of the room that he thinks the government has already proven that paul manafort did in fact have foreign accounts. he thinks they have proven that paul manafort did sign tax returns with box tracks that said he did not have any foreign accounts, but the mueller's job now is to show that he knew that he was violating this. that is esse

like dana perino. >> what happened to dana?> greg: fans of the show were equally as disturbed. [laughter] finally the public knows what we always knew. dana perino isn't so sweet and innocent after all. in fact, she calls herself a role model. to what? maybe a roll of toilet paper. filthy person. she claims she's a mentor. tormentor, more like it. this wasn't the first time. look at what we on earth. previous examples of similar outbursts towards the nicest of people. listen to this. >> this is 2-year-old gracie distribute in breakfast of firefighters coming off the night shift. >> dana: what a [bleep] >> a homeless man begging for a job instead of food. overwhelming response, and it's gone viral. >> dana: what a [bleep] >> a father working three jobs surprises his daughter with the address of her dreams -- dress of her dreams. >> greg: if you hope and pray this was an aberration, the scary reality is this is who she is. dana perino. monster. >> dana: [laughs] >> greg: dana, i believe you have a catchphrase. [laughter] i think

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- it's amazing. - dana: yeah. so, we're gonna learn about your life - through objects you've chosen to keep. - all right. i am awe struck by that saber tooth. explain it to me. yeah, so, about 2008, 2009, when the economy crashed, i saw that that thing was available from a museum down in dallas. you know, museums were running out of money and they started auctioning off some real stuff, and i had to have it. harvey: they're aggressive animals. dana: they are aggressive animals. harvey: you're pretty aggressive too. i can be aggressive. and you were pretty aggressive growing up. yeah, you know, i've always been an aggressive person. i think, you know, when you're younger the aggression is kinda negative, but as you get older and-- you know, grow up a little the aggression is a positive thing. so you had kind of a turbulent early part of your life. - your parents divorced. - yeah. your dad was a firefighter, but there were problems. yeah, my dad was a big drinker, partier, you know. my dad was one of those guys that

here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. president trump announcing a preliminary agreement on a new trade deal with mexico. a major step in his efforts to negotiate trade deals nationwide. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." the agreement announced today with mexican president enrique. this does not include canada, not yet. the president says the agreement will be better for our economy. >> this is a tremendous thing. this has to do -- they used to call it nafta. we're going to call it the united states-mexico trade agreement. we're going to get rid of nafta. it has a bad connotation because the united states was hurt bad by nafta. >> john roberts, do we have anymore than earlier? >> we understand what was behind this. follows along the president's desire to craft bilateral deals, country to country as opposed to doing these big multilateral trade negotiations like the trans pacific partnership. the u.s. trade representative, robert lightheiser said when they were negotiating with mexico and canada, at certain ti

>> dana: huh-uh. >> dana: never stole anything?nyone or strangled anyone in the dark. >> dana: told you how i broke my ankle. don't go on three wheelers with the boys i said okay i won't. of course the boys come over and i rode on the back of one but i didn't want troy to think i liked him so when he told me to hold on on the turn i didn't and i fell off and the 3 wheeler rolled over my foot and that's how i broke my ankle. okay. i got told. >> greg: those troys. >> dana: i think is he a chiropractor now. >> greg: i purchased the first van halen album 1979, '79 with my dad's silver dollar collection. >> kennedy: which today would be worth like $300,000. >> greg: i'm an awful human being. i still think about that. my parents are both dead so now can i say it. >> kennedy: he probably would have bought it for you. >> greg: if he had found out. >> kennedy: william debane. >> greg: greg, you disappointed me. now there is nothing in your safe. >> dan: i look at you differently. >> greg: i look different at myself sometimes. this is anoth

dana? >> dana: john, you asked director coats, i believe, about helsinki. you were there. >> i did. >> dana: you were there for the press conference and you said you wanted to know. and what was his answer? >> i wanted to know because the president said that vladimir putin made a very convincing argument that russian government had nothing to do with election meddling in 2016. so i asked director coats, who had put out a statement after that saying that, yes, they believed that russia did meddle and director coats said that he fully supports the findings of the intelligence community assessment. and that assessment was that russia and russian government interfered in the 2016 election. so, despite what the president said about putin making convincing argument, dan coats certainly isn't convinced. dana? >> dana: do you think what they did today standing up there as principles talking to the american people and to the world because, our enemies, allies, the military, serve watching you, when

i'm dana perino.n on the west coast, 3:00 in alexandria, virginia. there's word the star witness against president trump's former campaign chairman may not take the stand after all. the judge overseeing the paul manafort cause laying down the law, telling lawyers which world they cannot use and why the defendant is not on trial for his fancy clothes. now the fbi explaining exactly what happened when agents searched paul manafort's condo. this all comes from robert mueller's investigation. today the president called directly on his attorney general to end that case. is that obstruction of justice when it comes from the president of the united states?

dana? >> dana: what more do we know about that congressional investigation into his relationship with that company because is that still ongoing? >> >> that's right. there is a report not ongoing issued by the house ethics committee in october. in that report found substantial reason to believe that representative collins may have used his office inappropriately, illegally to help this same pharmaceutical company. congress did not punish him and he continued to deny wrongdoing. collins is in his third term representing the 27th district in new york. he was an early supporter of president trump. and now we are hearing from the speaker of the house paul ryan who is demanding another investigation by the house ethics committee. he is also demanding that -- he is saying that collins is no longer a member of the house energy and commerce committee. and he says that collins violated the public trust. dana? >> dana: all right, bryan llenas, thank you. fox news alert in a different federal courthou

dana? >> dana: thank you. attorney general jeff sessions firing back at president trump after the president said sessions has lost control of the justice department. just a moment ago, i spoke to a source close to sessions saying that he won't be blackmailed to supporting trump's prison reform bill. that is in response that senator grassley, chairman of the judiciary committee and wants this criminal justice reform bill passed had said that he's changed his position thursday saying in an interview that he would make time for hearing for a new attorney general after staying in the path that the panel is too busy to tack that will explosive possibility. the criminal reforms bill is on the docket and the president is looking at it and there's bipartisan support for it. but senator -- the attorney general, jeff sessions, saying no, i'm not going to be blackmailed into supporting the bill. that's from a source close to sessions. he in a longer statement saying i'm in control of the justice department. what do you t

i am dana perino. and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ prosecutors were lying on him as a a key cooperating witness, admitted he stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from manafort while working for him, just getting started as suspense lawyers prepare to cross examine him. peter doocy live outside the district court in alexandria, how thick is the tension between manafort and gates in the courtroom? >> it is pretty thick, manafort is glaring right at him, does not look like he is really blinking much, just waiting for him to look over as far as i can tell. gates has not looked over, but only one person, the defense attorney between them, it is really interesting, because at one point today gates was trying to explain how it is that he would help paul manafort, his old boss reduce his tax bill by doing things like faking a loan or making income look like colognes. and apparently in 2014 when the tax bill came it was higher than manafort was expecting, emailed to rick loyd's, i just saw this, not happy,

i'm dana.>> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington where president trump says the top white house lawyer is on his way out. the president says the time something all about the supreme court. but don mcgahn also a key player in the russia investigation. there was one big primary upset across our nation last night. it happened in the democratic primary for governor in florida. and it sets the stage for an epic showdown come november. a bit of a proxy battle of sorts between president trump and bernie sanders. we'll have the candidate, a man who did and could make history live. and senator john mccain would have turned 82 today. in arizona his family, friends and ppl

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dana? >> thanks, mike. to the primaries underway in wisconsin where democrats are fighting for the chance to unseat republican governor scott walker and there's a crowded field in the battle to replace paul ryan. peter doocy is in wisconsin. peter? >> dana, the last three times democrats have tried to unseat scott walker or beat scott walker, they have failed. twice in general elections, once with a recall. that frustrates democrats in wisconsin because while he's been in office, walker has been butting heads with public workers unions by forcing them to pay more for certain benefits and rolling back certain bargaining power they had. now democrats have an eight candidate field trying to knock him off. whoever wins could reveal a lot about what kind of candidate democratic voters in the midwest believe gives them the best chance to flip gop offices and seats. republicans are about to take a senate candidate that gives them the best chance of a blue wave. the target is incumbent democratic senator tammy bald

dana. hold on. >> dana: are you going to call me? humor. >> dana: studies that say people think it's rude to call now. if you called, it would take less time to communicate your message than if you are texting five times to feed figure out e you are in the park to hook up. or meet up. >> greg: whoa, dana. first she is swearing. now she is hooking up in the park. [laughter] >> dana: i want to commend arthur brooks, he has a new podcast. he talked about this whole problem about phones killing conversations, and one of the things he talked about is how humans evolve and we have a voice and it's a tool. that's how you know greg is telling a joke. if he texts you, you don't know. you use your voice. >> morgan: that's why you use an emoji. jason. >> jason: i love that we are still calling them smartphones. it's not like they are dumb ones out there. they do almost everything you can possibly want them to do. my biggest concern is how it's going to change particularly a younger generation. i think sporting events, with the supreme court rul

i'm harris, here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert. we are awaiting a white house briefing set to start at any moment. white house press secretary sara sanders set to face questions on the omarosa tapes and raising tensions with turkey hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, and this is the daily briefing. ♪ >> dana: defense attorneys making their final appeal to the jury at this hour in the paul manafort trial. the prosecution, having given its closing arguments in the case this morning as manafort is facing a series of charges relating to tax and bank fraud. catherine herridge is outside the courtroom for us. catherine, where are we in closing argument? >> well, dana, we are just a half hour in to the defense's closing arguments and it's being led by lawyer richard west ling. he began by thanking the jury for theirs service and they always told them along with his partners they felt very proud and honored to have represented mr. manafort in his case. he also emphasized to the jury that there are some central tenets in the u.s. justice depa

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here's dana. >> dana: a fox news alert. lindsey graham set to pay tribute to the life and legacy of john mccain. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." as the nation prepares to say its final farewell, we're learning new details about the funeral services for senator mccain. all this as politicians from both sides remember their former colleague. joining me now, chuck grassley. he served in the senate with john mccain for 32 years. that's quite a lot of time to spend with somebody and in some ways i feel like you're losing a family member. >> yes. what i've learned from him is an awful lot. maybe the word "independent voice" would be very appropriate and i'd say independent for three points of view. one regarding who was president. he would stand up for the principles that john mccain believes in regardless of what led -- whether we were republican majority or minority in the senate. he would speak up as a voice of conscious for our caucus. lastly, this doesn't speak to the word "independence" but he did a good job

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino along with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." a fiery moment of the white house today. press secretary sarah sanders fighting back against the media. >> as far as i know, i'm the first press secretary in the history of the united states that has required secret service protection. >> dana: will have more on that in a moment. president trump is back on the campaign trail tonight in pennsylvania, as a familiar foe emerges to counter. president president obama sayinl stump for candidates this fall. >> thousands of americans would be alive today if not for the open border policies. of barack obama. >> they say that donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president. in fairness, he has spent years meeting with leaders from around the world. miss sweden, miss argentina, miss osher by john >> president obama is the founder of isis. >> the donald is not really a plans guy. not really a facts guy either. >> this is a president who doesn't have a clue. >> the guy says stuff that

. >> dana: i'm dana perino with tammy bruce, richard fowler, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump hitting the campaign trail in ohio over the weekend and predicting a possible red wave and the midterms. this comes ahead of a hotly contested special election in the buckeye state's 12th district tomorrow. >> they are talking about this blue wave. i don't think so. you win and you are a little complacent. that was two years ago. i said why? we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. we have things that have never happened. look. if the democrats get in, they are going to raise your taxes. you're going to have people pouring across the border. why would that be a blue wave? i think it could be a red wave. >> dana: the economy is a big plus for the president. 3.9% unemployment is the lowest since 1966. democrats taking a different approach. kamala harris is speaking out. >> i have a problem with that phrase, identity politics. let's be clear. when people say that, it's a pejorative. that phrase is us

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with emily campagna, juan williams, lawrence williams, juan williams and greg gutfeld. this is "the five" ." the war of words hits a whole new level as president trump unleashes on the media. the president slamming much of that press on twitter today is "totally dishonest." he says don't care for the truth, writing fake books and using anonymous sources that are pure fiction. president trump blasts carl bernstein. the president saying that the network has been caught in a major ally. cnn and bernstein firing back at the president saying that they stand by their reporting. lots of tweets overnight. >> greg: i am glad he was tweeting about this and not about the funeral. trump is like a heckler behind the dugout. he can sense the central of the picture. in this case, cnn. he won't stop until he throws the mitt down and runs to the stands to fight. he is giving cnn the cnn treatment because they made that meeting story into relentless bombshell. every newscaster was having

dana perino. "the five" ."n msnbc, a network, tuesday a guest mocked fox news for devoting time to the murder of mollie tibbetts. >> i'm sure we'll hear what he has to say about this at his rally. fox news is talking about a girl in iowa and not this. >> greg: writes. a girl in iowa. a girl in iowa murdered pales in importance when compared to tax evasion. if you talk about molly, your can't talk about the things the media thinks is important. to the press, your sorrow has got to be political. the hush money among adults is more harmful to society than a brutal killing. the media is obsessed with manafort and cohen. but for most americans, we know a true victim when we see her. it ain't the irs or stormy. we are smeared for thinking murder matters more than a -- maybe we need to help the media find equivalencies. let me ask you, how many mollies is a michael cohen worth? on sunday, this story took off on twitter. i.c.e. had nabbed a guy on the way to the hospital with his pregnant wife. perfect media father unt

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that white house counsel don mcgann gave damaging information. >> dana: hello everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." again speaking at least three times totaling 30 hours with investigators after the president waved his attorney-client privilege, allowing mcgann to speak to muller. the president says it was to show that he has nothing to hide in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. trump attorney rudy giuliani said any speculation that mcgann turned on the president is absurd. >> back in january, he went to the grand jury and in those two and have daisies at the president committed a crime. he's going to sit there for the next six months working for the president who committed a crime? it's absurd. >> dana: john roberts is on the north lawn, john? >> good afternoon to you. the president and his attorneys knew full well that don mcgann was going to cooperate with special prosecutor robert mueller in his investigation. in fact the whole idea for cooperation was hatched by the president's attorney at the time. initially, mcgann had been very re

dana, is this where? >> dana: it's not an exaggeration to say it is unprecedented. as the judge said, the president does have the right to make this decision. i look at it this way. why today? how do you solve a problem like omarosa. by having something to lead with today. this document is dated july 26. they didn't change it when they release too. they've been holding onto it, may view because of brennan's comments last night on msnbc. they decided it was the last straw decided to move forward. but he did provide the white house a way to prove it to the story they want to talk about, and that is this issue. it's very clever, the use of the word erratic. it's not just a word they pick out of thin air. erratic is one of the words that you are asked about when you are going three clearance or when your friends and colleagues, former work associates, they will be asked, did you ever see jesse exhibit erratic behavior? it would be a towel there might be something wrong with them and they wouldn't be able to -- i think it looks like political retaliation. the president h

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with kennedy, juan williams, jesse watters, and tyrus.t's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." the feud between president trump and omarosa turning into a no-holds-barred back and forth. the trump campaign filing in arbitration action against a former white house aide alleging breach of a nondisclosure agreement. the president also taking aim on twitter writing: "when you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the white house, i guess it just didn't work out. good work by general kelly for quickly firing that dog!" homero says responded with a new round of personal attacks against the president. >> it's interesting that he's trying to silence me. what is he trying to hide? what is he afraid of? if he hadn't said anything that was derogatory or demeaning, why would he go to this extent to try to shut me down? >> should he be afraid of more tapes in your possession? >> he should be afraid of being exposed as a misogynist and racist. >> bringing up the emails at any point you could. hillary clinton's emails. did

dana, would you? >> dana: i would say, can you keep it down in there?ieve it or not. john watched the video of candace -- that you open with. he said the guy did the right thing. he was using the proper technique he should not have gotten in any trouble for that. what bothers me at the gym, there's a guy, a trainer, he wears his coat in the gym, even if it's 90 degrees. >> greg: to burn calories? >> dana: i don't know. >> candace: i would be uncomfortable. >> dana: i have another one. this guy, when he walks on the stepper, instead of doing it normal, he has to hit it every time like this and it makes a huge noise and drives me insane. i hope he is watching. i'm pretty sure he is not. >> geraldo: that looked like 'roid rage. not accusing anybody of anything. i don't like it when they wiped off their stuff. >> candace: i think we are all going to have to switch our gyms. i have to be honest. sometimes i get distracted by her phone and sits on the machine. >> greg: i hate you. you are the worst. >> candace: i know. >> jesse: do you take gym selfies? >> ca

. ♪ >> dana: i am dana perino with pam bondi, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." major developments in the wake of president trump's former attorney michael: plea deal. federal prosecutors granting immunity to "national enquirer" publisher in exchange for information about cohen's hush money payment. the president blasting cohen for cutting a deal with prosecutors. >> this whole thing about flipping, i know all about flipping. the 30, 40 years, i've been watching flippers. everyone is wonderful and then they get ten years in jail and they flip on whoever the next highest one is or as high as you can go. it almost out to be outlawed. it's not fair. somebody defrauded a bank and is going to get ten years in jail or 20 years but if you can say something bad about donald trump, and you go down to two years or three years, which is the deal he made. >> dana: the president taking aim again at attorney general jeff sessions and recused himself from the mueller probe. >> the democrats are very strong on the justice depar

dana? >> dana: william, thank you for that.retty amazing story. ed henry, also covered john mccain. would love to hear your reflections. you covered him from a couple of different angles when he was a senator and also when he was running for office. >> yes, candidate. i remember a couple of things stand out. after he had been a presidential candidate for the final time, 2016, i'm covering hillary clinton, at the boston airport and trying to get home. we were on the same flight from boston to d.c. i said i'm covering hillary. he waves his hand, not at hillary but the whole presidential dance. he said been there, done that, ed. i'm over that. he sat down, you heard larry fitzgerald from the arizona cardinals talk about his love of sports. not just some guy thing. he really did. this is a guy who worked nonstop into his 80s on senate business, trying to get stuff done. he talked to me about paul gold schmidt, the first baseman for the diamondbacks. he has 39 home runs, henry, did you know that. 110 rbis. he had the statistics. and

dana perino. "the five" ."ast month, cnn announced a bombshell that michael: said president trump know about that meeting between his son any russian claiming to have dirt on hillary. something as rare as air. it was one of 1,000 final nails in the coffin of trump's presidency. but then lanny davis, hillary's creepy fixture. it's revealed that creepy davis was the anonymous creepy source who supplied creepy cnn with the creepy info that the network milked to death while lecturing us on ethics. cnn is any creepy pickle. there source for the biggest rivera's giving us the grapes. are you following this? i need to run my soul through car wash after all this. i am like the rest of the media -- unlike the rest of the media who eat this stuff up. like a drunk frat boy. they will eat a pop tart off the floor as long as there is schedule. when michael avenatti comes knocking, cnn shrieks. why? because it perpetuates a story the media can't stop feeding on. two years, they were gorging on electing trump. now they gorge

dana has a name for it. filthy, filthy dana. where have you been?: we will you up. >> greg: candace, there was a white guy calling you a white supremacist, which i think he might be right. you are wearing white. you are a traitor. >> candace: it is very hard being a black or white supremacist. this was absolute nonsense. the entire police force was built up, one out of the 11 police officers happen to be white. the rest were black and hispanic. they were shouting race traitor to us. the entire antifa gang consists of all white people. there are no black people in this crowd. it is rich to watch them yelling at us, calling us who are white supremacists and we were race traitors because we don't believe we have to vote democrat. >> greg: chris hahn went after you. they are saying how could this happen? it is so convenient that these guys are eating at the same restaurant. >> candace: the restaurant opened. we sat down. a table of four came in and they had on activa decals. part of being in antifa is the are not allowed to shower. i'm not same to be fu

>> dana: absolutely.ay it but i think nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are right when it comes to describing what the democrat strategy ought to be, downplay the conversation about impeachment and actually try and arrive at an agenda. they failed to arrive at an agenda, and that's one of the reasons why all of the talk of the resistance and opposition trump is dominating the message. that plays in brooklyn and queens, plays in san francisco. about the not going to necessarily play in these swing district, where they need republican and independent republican leaning independent interests to vote for democratic candidates for the u.s. house. >> dana: look forward to the column tomorrow, karl rove. matt is joining me, chairman of the american conservative union. juan williams, senior political analyst and co-host on "the five." let me play for you some sound, because i'm interested in how presidents usually try to make the mid terms about something else, right, they want to make it about the congress. not thi

they spend their time -- >> dana: greg knows a little bit about that. >> dana: my story was that cursingle beach. i'm a little worried about that. greg, was is yours? scientists may have uncovered what dinosaur dna looks like. >> brian: what does that mean? >> greg: there is a joke we cannot say but let me say we might be able to have our own little dinosaurs. we can make them. >> lisa: more fossil fuels? >> greg: that is how i capitalist things. we bring back the dinosaurs and kill them for fuel. i am a monster. burn the dinosaurs for fuel. >> dana: it's not a terrible idea. >> greg: and might be the worst idea ever. >> dana: "one more thing" is up next. welcome! hi there. so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependability is top on my list. well then, here's some vehicles that deliver on that. woah! wow. oh jeez! that's our truck! it's our truck! and they're our cars! that's my chevy! chevy's the only brand to earn j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs three years in a row. awesome. i'm proud. it's like a dynasty. it's impressive. i'

dana is that a loser? >> dana: yes, it's a loser. today -- >> that's why i went to you. >> dana: thank you. there's so many people working in the democratic party trying to figure out, the third way guys, dnc, pelosi saying, she says we're not doing impeachment. we're not talking about it. there you have tom starr, this billionaire, why isn't anybody taking me seriously, i was going to give you money, i want you to say impeachment. they say please don't do this. politics by the billionaires is not good. i should go to richard but they're frustrated with the democrats, you haven't done enough to go after president trump. i think that the democrats do have time to figure out a way to figure out a mid-term message, they have another month or so, get to labor day, then drive it home whatever they decide they're going to do. turnout is really important. turnout matters more than any other election. if you don't have a good message your turnout won't matter. >> a couple of things. i agree turnout is very important. i think the talk of, the

tell me about why you decided to run. >> thanks so much for having me, dana.'ve been in the minnesota senate for the last six years and i've had the opportunity to work with lieutenant governor tina smith, who took the seat. this was al franken's vacated seat. to see the real failures of the tina smith administration from adding another layer of bureaucracy on top of obamacare to our licensing bureau, and then what i really specialized in and the minnesota senate was taking care of our seniors. they really failed to keep our seniors safe in our nursing home when i have to run against that one, she does not represent minnesota. the one she benefits from having a broader name i.d. than you do because she took over the al franken seat. so she's been there, and incumbent of course that's been there for only about nine months. the emerson poll shows that you are trailing, tina smith at 49%, and you karen housley, but the primary is tomorrow and have the possibility of taking her own in the general election. republicans always think they can win big in minnesota, is

i disagree with dana. if you go into the situation room and there is actual national security to discuss, yeah, you would be in violation. what happened here was general kelly took her in here just as a private space and have a conversation with her with nobody else. so i don't know. >> jesse: we are going to be hearing for the president who will be speaking live any minute now. before we get there, kennedy, what do you think of omarosa? >> kennedy: i have known her for years. i was fortunate enough to interview her when she was climbing her way to the top of the precious and gilded reality tv ladder. i think the president's loyalty may be his biggest achilles' heel, to be completely honest. you look at what you might've done within the administration, she wasn't exactly nikki haley. what it shows, and dana can speak to this. this is for future white house hires and this is really a good warning for anyone in an administrative position is going to hire someone in the future. welcome to the future. imagine

. >> juan: dana perino? >> dana: i think one thing that the president might do is comment on these two things at all, given that we just heard from the police in iowa with the mollie tibbetts case. they are holding -- the federal government is holding a man, illegal immigrants as a suspect in the case. in that murder. to me, thinking about the fact that the mueller thing is a little complicated, the cohen thing is interesting and explosive, no doubt. if you are out there in america and watching this and thinking, what are we really care about right now? i think the president will probably be talking a lot about that. >> juan: >> sure, from a politil standpoint. from a political standpoint, he is on air force one right now, headed to west virginia for a rally there to support a republican senate candidate. you're likely going to hear a lot about immigration. you will hear about the new colt rule today and the efforts of the proposal that the trump administration is moving forward. he will not touch any of thi

dana, i can't believe i say this, but try to keep it clean. we have some children in the audience. >> he was here for your monologue. greg: what do you make of the idea that this conflict between the media and the administration, who should take the high road. shouldld we take the high road. remember what jedediah said on "the five." when i lecture people we have the luxury of a show. so we can talk about all the stuff -- >> we have an outlet for it. greg: people at the rallies don't. >> i think your advice is good, the tough love. i think not to get technical on the polls. he's bleeding women, the approval ratings are plummeting for him with women. it's not about the economy. it'sng not about russia. they don't care about russia. it's his temperament. it's just not helping. i think the reporters don't need to be in the room. they could be outside and you are just going to have one tv camera. jim acosta doesn't need to be in the room and he's becoming part of the story and it's w not necessary. greg: christy, so many good news in the economy.

>> i feel the same way dana does. it is a big eye-opener.the freedoms that we have. [applause] >> not so fast. i want more of that, i kinda love it. one of the things we could get penalized for is buying too many video games. have any viewed dated the dude that plays a lot of video games? it's like you don't exist. it's like, sorry am not a dragon. they should have lots of other things to like posting minute by minute updates about your pregnancy on social media or saying something after asking you a question. were you born am a barn? what is wrong with you. is someone out there is sharing chapstick i'm fine with that. >> by the way, were doing this to ourselves. we are policing our own behavior on twitter. we are banishing them and that's just as bad. we are actually a big brother. i am with you. social credit, hogging gym machines. >> you hate people that hog gym machines? >> greg: yes. >> why? >> greg: i just want to use the gym machine. >> i'm going to go with dana on this one. [laughter] >> greg: go ahead and clap. i am not listening to

i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in new york. the publisher of the national inquirers apparently has some stories to tell about president trump. giving prosecutors information on hush money payments to these two women before the 2016 election. the news comes after the president told "fox and friends" maybe it should be illegal for his former fixer to flip. >> it's almost ought to be outlawed. it's not fair. >> shepard: the president's former campaign chair has not cut a deal yet. now a member of the jury tells fox news, one holdout kept him from convicting paul manafort on the whole thing. and this juror says she's a

who is next, dana.little league world series by shutting out south korea, 3-0. a home run was hit off the first page of the game giving hawaii a 1-0 lead and it held all game to hold the championship title, this is the first shutout since 2002 and hawaii's first championship since 2008. they are now the seventh u.s. team to lead to three little league world series titles and they are all doing this while hurricane lane was threatening hawaii but they brought home the winning title. congratulations guys. it's because that is great story. >> family live can get busy on the weekends let me show you what i'm talking about. here's my granddaughter come her grandma took her to the studio to give her her first experience sculpting clay and learning how to glaze and create a bowl. on sunday it was time for her birthday celebration for my daughter-in-law. she is into fitness and sheets a lot of vegetables. my daughter made an amazing cake for her to celebrate her buzz bunny diet. you made a cake that looked like

[laughter] >> there you go dana. >> dana: i didn't mean it that way. i need to get off the air.r you, kid. [laughs] people think that soccer is not a tough game. well, take a look at my son. it is a recreational league soccer team last night sent into the hospital. he got a concussion and they had to give them 15 stitches in his mouth and his face to put them back together again. he was in the goal trying to punch the ball away when the offensive player tried to head the ball into the goal and instead ended up smashing heads. his mother tells me he was knocked out for a few minutes before doctors were able to revive him. >> is he still a republican? >> do i need to knock some sense into him? >> i don't know about that. >> this is my daily animals are better than people segment. [laughter] golden retriever molly cuddles a rescue horse sammy in an adorable video that went viral. if this doesn't mild your heart, i don't know what to say about you and you must be dead inside. the video was shared by caroline knight equine rescue and assistance, and you can see them snuggling. the re

you know, dana didn't growing up.ion, a disease that almost just ruined him, and just recently he was able to right the ship and he gets very candid about that too. jon: wow, you always find fascinating characters to bring to us. we're looking forward to seeing this one tonight, about an hour after this program ends, harvey levin, thanks. >> thank you, jon. jon: well, wet weather soaking much of the east coast. most of last week. will this week bring back the sun, and what can the rest of the country expect? the weather forecast coming up. plus, the eruption of kilauea has closed hawaii volcano's national park for months. smoke and lava only part of what needs to be dealt with before the park can reopen. >> hawaii volcano's national park has taken a real beating from all the volcanic and seismic activity. our trails are full of sinkholes. there's parts that have crumbled into the crater. paying too much for insurance you don't even understand? well, esurance makes it simple and affordable. in fact, drivers who switche

. >> if you told dana that the way she ran the hair salen would be inspired by manufacturers she would have laughed. >> when you are really driven and committed to making sure the guests get what i believe they needed you'll reach for anything that you think works. >> now more than five years later she will tell anyone who will listen that she couldn't have built the detroit-based company any other way. >> i'm saying walk in only seven days a week i better do it. i knew there was a problem. i was fortunate enough to have people with me i already knew who could help me solve the problem. >> the problem for dana and so many other women with thick and curly hair is that they felt a prisoner whenever in the stylist kmar. >> the hostage situation would occur when you'd make an appointment weeks out at 9:00. the stylist or the stylist assistant wouldn't see you until 9:30, maybe 10:00. and then they'd get your hair wet. once your hair is wet you're there. you might be there until 3:00 in the afternoon to can complete from 9:00 a.m. to three. >> it was too much time stuck in one place while s