here's dana. ♪ >> dana: this is a fox news alert.undreds of thousands of americans on the move heeding urgent warnings to evacuate as hurricane florence bears down on the carolinas. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ ♪ we also have two big interviews today with former secretary of state john kerry about his new book and some hot spots in foreign policy and bob woodward will talk about his book fear and the firestorm it is sparking at the white house and beyond, first hurricane 4 category forecasters are calling the storm of a lifetime. here is north carolina's governor on the looming catastrophe. >> north carolina, my message is clear. disaster is at the doorstep and is coming in. if you are on the coast, there's still time to get out safely. >> dana: we have fox team coverage and they are doing a great job out there. rick leventhal and leland vittert are live in north carolina. we begin with meteorologist adam klotz on the storm's latest track. adam, it's changed a bit. >> it has, dana. we just got a

dana? >> dana: thank you. u.s. officials confirming to fox news a lull in the syrian regime to capture the last rebel strong hold in the country. even by air strikes continue backed by russia and iran and nikki haley warning damascus against using chemical weapons. >> what we told the syrians, the russians and the iranians was look twice. we have warned you not to use chemical we pops. twice you've used it and twice president trump has acted. don't test us again. i think the odds are very much against them. >> retired four-star general jack keane is chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news strategic analyst. before i talk about the lull, i want to have you comment about thissish yaw of chemical weapons and the possible use. listen to what john kerry said yesterday. >> we said we got 100% of the declared weapons, which is what the organizations of the prevention of chemical weapons were able to track. we knew that assad had kept some and we tried to go to the u.n. security council and russia pla

dana. >> dana: gladiator boots.r and makeup crew has them. >> dana: i know they are watching. we have an open dialogue. whenever they are one, i think there are very few people who look good in gladiator boots. >> jesse: i'm not going to criticize the hair and makeup people. i think they will take it out on me and make me look ridiculous. >> greg: apparently they have. one for women and one for men. the man bun is still lingering at the gym. the dork knob. i am almost going to go into juan's territory. yoga pants. how's the snow different from wearing underwear outside? at the airport, everybody dresses for comfort. every single person. i know everything about you now. i know everything. it's funny how we have changed the way we look at the human body as long as it's fully clothed. but it really isn't. it's not. >> jesse: my pet peeve is salmon colored sneakers. nothing personal. just putting out there. instagram question. what's the dumbest way you have been injured? kennedy, is it kicking juan? >> kennedy: i don't

(music throughout) ♪ [laughter] >> dana: it's time for this! ♪ >> dana: dana's corny jokes.theme because we are in the supreme court world. i have four jokes. are you ready? number one, why did the lawyer have to back up to drink? why did the lawyer have to back up to drink? >> greg: oh, god. >> dana: because he just passed the bar. >> jesse: that's good. >> dana: what does a plaintiff where do is wedding? >> jesse: briefs! >> katie: a robe. >> dana: that's better. we'll tell the internet. what do you call a short court trial? a short court trial? a briefcase. >> katie: okay. >> dana: last one, why did the judge fall in the courtroom? why did the judge fall in the courtroom? he slipped on a peel! >> jesse: those were really good. onto a better one. [laughter] pizza day is today. now look at this piece of pizza that is enticing, greg. now listen to this. pizza accounts for more than 10% of all food service sales. each person in america eats how many slices of pizza each year do you think the average american eats? >> greg: 16 billion. >> jesse: 46 slices. per year. 5 billion

this noise could be kind of what pushes them away. >> dana: thank you. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: be sure tomorrow 'a "the daily briefing." we have bob woodward, he will be here to talk about his new book "fear" which just came out today. plus, former secretary of state john kerry will be here life to document his new memoir. both interviews or tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern. a mystery potentially saw dr. investigators name a sub sut behind strange illnesses hitting double bass overseas. plus, millions of americans bracing for hurricane florence. we are at a gas station in the storm zone. >> good afternoon, do not. the rush to get out of here is well underway. we have been seeing gas stations that look like this for the last 24 hours or so. it will continue as people try to avoid hurricane florence. we will have more when you return. ♪ >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, sa

this is dana. ♪ >> dana: fox news alert.resident trump in north carolina getting a firsthand look at the devastation from florence just moments ago. while back in washington, the drama surrounding supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser escalates. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ the president down there in north carolina was briefed on the recovery effort before visiting an aid distribution center for victims of the deadly storm and showing his softer side, including to a young boy. watch. >[laughter] >> awe. >> dana: president can make people feel a lot better senior correspondent rick lawson that you will is in live in north carolina. can you clean and dry today. >> yeah, we are. the problems aren't over yet dana as you know. the president covering the ground during tour of hardest hit areas in carolinas. that included the town of new bern which we have been reporting on. the president passing out hot meals to folks to drove up at food descroix point in new bern and visited

dana? >> dana: thank you, mike.this fight intensifies president trump doubles down on supporting his supreme court nominee. here's what he said last night at a rally in las vegas. >> i think it's a very sad situation. he is an outstanding person. to take a man like this and besmirch. now, with that being said, let her have her say and let's see how it all works out. but i don't think you can delay it any longer. >> dana: former utah congressman jason chaffetz. author of new book deep state. go back to what mitch mcconnell said you traveled the country in 2016 trying to help republicans win election. when mitch mcconnell says there is going to be a vote, who do you think is listening. >> for many people back in 2016, conservatives in particular number one issue was the supreme court. they can get by on a lot of the drama but donald trump but the idea that he was going to elect or put somebody on the supreme court was conservative i think one of the most savvy thing did was put out that list in advance. they want to s

>> dana: that looks good. >> jesse: i will eat it after the burger. >> juan: harvest moon, a local favorite. we wish them much success. >> jesse: dana? >> dana: we all mess charles krauthammer very much, he passed away in june. but there is some good news for those of you because his legacy continues to live on. when he fell ill, he was in the advanced stages of almost finishing a whole new book, which he entrusted to his son, daniel, that you see pictured there. daniel has completed the book on his behalf. it is going to be called "the point of it all: a lifetime of great love and endeavors." it will soon be released, now available for preorder. if you need a holiday gift, it's for you. if you visit charles krauthammer.com, you can view some of charles' most influential pieces, and you can learn how to preorder the book, and i got a sneak peek. it's fantastic. >> jesse: excellent. nicole? >> nicole: i want to tell you an amazing story about jeffrey, a young boy in a football scrimmage in early august and got

>> dana: i'm pretty gullable. >> greg: troy got you on his bike. >> dana: the chiropractor. >> greg: nobody tricked you into something? >> dana: i'm pretty gullable. real quick after that. >> juan: also, dana will pay you back in a minute. one that happened to me just the other day eye went for walk at aquatic garden. i'm walking along with my grand kids. pepper says to me popop there is a spider on your back. all kinds of crazy animals, mosquitoes there is a spider i said knock it off. she said have you got to bend down. i said okay. she jumps on my back. a piggy back ride. >> greg: that was very clever. a 6-year-old to ou outwit a 64-year-old. >> greg: did you check for your wallet? that's a smart kid. that's the next step. day began? >> dagen: on a date because i was a country girl somebody conned me into eating the entire ball of wasabi. >> greg: then you can't get pregnant. that was always the gullable lie. >> juan: that's justth way he treats people. detailing san diego i'm self-edited because i don't want t

>> dana: mike, thank you.s the latest drama plays out in washington, the spokesman for the senate judiciary committee says that democrats are eccentrically bystanders in ine process. >> they have not participated in this. as i said, there's a lot of transparent process so far. they are moving swiftly under chairman grassley to investigate allegations. we would like to give doctor for the opportunity to share these allegations further with the committee. judge kavanaugh an opportunity to clear his name. >> randall is a former counsel to the judiciary committee. thank you for joining me. how do you think they have handled things so far? >> i think they have tried to be very open and forthright. i commend senator grassley. >> dana: listen to judge napolitano and what he said earlier about what they should do to compel the witnesses show up on monday. watch. >> i have a suggestion, if i made. for senator grassley and company. subpoena her. >> whoa. >> she decided to go to the press. if they subpoena dr. ford, if t

i'm dana perino.the west coast. 3:00 in north carolina where what's left of florence continues to kill. among the latest confirmed victims a 1-year-old boy whose mom couldn't hang on to him. when the water caught her car. now, forecasters say in some spots the worst flooding is yet to come. >> they're talking about flying in food and water because of roads being blocked by floodwaters. >> shepard: ahead, a look at the devastation from the air. and reporters in the middle of it on the ground. let's get to it. >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: breaking news we are waiting to hear from president trump at any moment now. his first public remarks since we learned of sexual

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with morgan or tag gas, maria hamp and jesse watersnd greg gutted if he would it's new york city and this is "the five." a lot of breaking news to get to including reports that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein discussed wearing a water to secretly record the president and ini vehicling the 25th amendment. new information and our reaction to that developing story. but, first, the battle over confirming brett kavanaugh. senate judiciary committee republicans hoping to have an answer by the end of the day on if christine blasey ford will appear next week at possible workers' compensation hearing. lawyers for dr. ford laying out demands last night that include having brett kavanaugh testify first. republicans are pushing back on that request during negotiations. president trump also weighing in by accusing democrats of trying to, quote: destroy and delay. the president also saying it's time to move forward with the nomination. >> i don't think you can delay it any longer. they have delayed it a week already. they have been accommodat

. >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with dan bongino, marie harf, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." major developments in the brett kavanaugh confirmation battle. the woman accusing the supreme court nominee of sexual assault now signaling she may be open to talking to lawmakers but not on monday. lawyers for christine blasey ford say she's prepared to testify next week if the terms are fair and ensure her safety, which is important. we are also learning republicans on the senate judiciary committee are trying to get answers about this allegation. staffers have reached out to potential witnesses but democrats are not participating even though the facts are not clear, the left is already claiming kavanaugh is guilty. here is democrat congressman adam schiff. >> we should get to the bottom of this. it wouldn't take that long to do. this is the same ground that waited a year to fill the last vacant seat during the obama administration on the supreme court

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with trish regan, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." monday. a source telling fox news supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh said to speak this our dismay judiciary committee staffers to answer questions about allegations of sexual misconduct. peter doocy is on capitol hill with what we can expect from this call. peter. >> dana, today chuck grassley turns 85 and he got what he wanted for his birthday. brett kavanaugh's going to call in to speak to judiciary committee staffers for about an hour to answer questions that have arisen over the weekend about new allegations of sexual misconduct. we don't know exactly what he's going to say. we haven't seen a script, but his answers might mirror what he told senator orrin hatch a while ago. his office said "senator hatch spoke to judge kavanaugh and judge kavanaugh continue to categorically deny dr. ford's allegations. he told senator hatch she was not at a party

>> did i golf for you. >> jesse: love it. >> dana: did i baseball for you. >> greg: all right. >> danah socks. >> jesse: knickers. >> dana: smaller sizes too. not just for tall people. >> greg: how short are these people? juan? >> juan: get ready to tug at your heart strings i want to show a video of steven singing national anthem at monday's cubs game at wrigley's field ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] >> juan: the young man has down's syndrome. he launched a go fund me campaign and raised more than $30,000 for the special olympics but he also asked the cub's owner if he could sing the national anthem. the 30-year-old had sung the anthem at white sox game as teen. he brought 100 friends and family to watch. best time i have had in my whole life. you know i'm a national's fan the cub's kindness in this moment is enough to make me shout go cubs. that was terrific. >> jesse: awesome job. >> greg: little bit of a change of pace. i hate these people. [laughter] >> jesse: on the anniversary of 9/11. >> greg: who is it going to be? >> joe scarborough. i don't think i have

here's dana. ♪ >> dana: fox news alert.resident trump set to take questions moments from now at a white house news conference with the president of poland. earlier the president praised judge brett kavanaugh and blasted democrats as sexual assault allegations threaten to derail his supreme court nominee. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. this just in. a source close to kavanaugh saying the judge claims he does not know his accuser, christine blasey ford. as senator grassley says, he still has not heard whether dr. ford will testify on monday. majority leader michigan mitch l sure to face questions when he speaks. right now chief correspondent john roberts has more. john? >> good afternoon to you, dana. my colleague doug mckelway and i both spoke to the same source in the past hour. a person who has spoken with judge kavanaugh since all of this news broke. this person claiming that kavanaugh does not know who christine blasey ford is. that even though women who kavanaugh socialized with knew of

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i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing with dana perino." >> dana: the president covering a wide range of topics with reporters aboard air force one, about north korea and his call for justice department to investigate the writer behind the anonymous and scathing op ed in the "new york times." ellison barber is live in fargo. ellison. >> hi. we were not expecting the president to speak to reporters, he did on air force one a short while ago. he's in the building behind me, set to speak at a fundraising event any minutes. when he spoke to reporters, he spoke about the "new york times" op ed and wanting to know who is behind it. >> president trump: doesn't seem to be anybody high up, everybody high up said, it wasn't me. very hard -- [indiscernible] -- i will say this, for somebody to do that is very low. >> that is the investigation of the op ed -- >> president trump: i think so, i think it is national security. i would say it should be investigated and the author of that piece, i believe it is national security. >> the president is in fargo to help republican representative kevin

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with judge jeanine puro, juan williams, jesse watters, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." a massive and potentially catastrophic category 4 hurricane is barely directed towards these coast. florence is flexing her muscles and rapidly gaining strength over the atlantic ocean before its anticipated land later this week. fox news meteorologist is tracking the monster storm. >> we just got a new update. winds were at 130 miles an hour, now up to 140. this storm continues to strengthen. running over warm water. it's still a long ways away from the coast. there is bermuda. south of bermuda currently, this is the paths going to take in as it moves along the path, it will continue to strengthen. will eventually be running up to maybe 150-mile-an-hour winds, getting close to there anyway. this is thursday morning. you're looking at perhaps a landfall as this gets closer to the carolina coast, thursday night into early friday morning. that's the ti

dana perino. "the five." music.his week, politics wanders blindly onto a grim unknown planet where half the world is guilty. >> guess who is perpetuating all these kinds of actions? it's the men in this country. i want to say to the men in this country, just shut up and step up. do the right thing. for a change. >> greg: may be the right thing is to not generalize, and unless of course include your husband in the men of this country. speaking of husbands. >> your husband concerned at the time that he never really had due process to defend himself against allegations. have we learned anything about due process, not just for the accusers but the accused. >> you have to take each of these situations sort of on their own merits. yes, there should be due process for everyone involved. i think that's what dr. ford is asking for. she's asking for due process. she's asking that there be an investigation. >> greg: that was genius. she spun due process for her accused bill into due process for actor forward. i have to hand it

hello everyone, i'm dana perino and if this is "the daily briefing." keeping an eye on the white house, we will bring the briefing as soon as it begins. meanwhile, the trump administration and millions along the east coast are rushing to prepare for hurricane florence which is that to make landfall later this week as a potentially catastrophic storm. states of emergency already declared in the carolinas and virginia. south carolina's governor already warning people there to prepare for the worst. >> make your plans now. assume and presume that a major hurricane is going to hit right smack dab in the middle of south carolina and make its way and sure. >> dana: adam joins us now from the fox weather center. >> dana, this is a big one in which the net increase in strength in the early morning hours. you see a nice firewall there, this is still a long way away from the shore, still south and west of bermuda. you will notice as it moves along the wind picks up, strengthening, and a stronger category for taking you to thursday morning. conditions would be de

hello, i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing with dana perino." democratic senators releasing confidential e-mail from kavanaugh time in the bush white house over objection of republican, a move violation of senate rules highlighting a fierce partisan divide over the whole nomination process. shannon bream is on capitol hill and can give us more information about this, where are the e-mails ever actually not supposed to be released? >> shannon: dana, they were marked "committee confidential," couldn't be in the public sphere unless otherwise cleared. senator booker brought them up with judge kavanaugh having conversation about e-mails kavanaugh himself did not have, there were those who objected saying it is not fair to a witness to cross-examination them about something they can't see. senator lee and senator booker went to the side and had a conversation, they shook hands, seemed coliegial, this morning, senator booker came in, makess pronouncement i'm going to take the consequences, i am sparticus moment, i will release the documents. he got in

jedediah is here in your seat, dana. >> jedidiah: trying to hold up the paris dana perino fort. one of the funniest things to me was that democrats were trying to paint it like they didn't have enough information to make the decision. if we just had a little bit more information about him, it might sway the tide and we might support him. while you have cory booker, while he is saying those things, sending out fund-raising email saying stop kavanaugh. i'm sure that was going for many democrats across the board. why is this the strategy they use? everyone knows these democrats are already on record they are saying they are not going to support him. why go this route? >> dana: if you are running for election in 2020 as a possible presidential candidate, then you want to make sure you're on record. they also did it because chuck schumer yesterday apparently held a conference call where they organized this sort of protest against grassley based on the process points. to be fair, what senator booker is saying is i have already decided i'm not going to vote for you but it's my duty to

dana, you were inside the room.w, there was hillary clinton seated i believe next to dick cheney, two people who probably normally don't go out to dinner a lot, let's just put it that way. i could see -- i could see the hand of john mccain in all of this and kind of trying to mix it up and it brought me back to the days of the straight talk express. dana and i were talking about it. although i was on it a lot in the first generation. she was on it a lot in the second generation of it. but it is where mccain, this authenticity that david axelrod is talking about that barack obama talked about before he decided to run. it is where the mccain authenticity came to life. i cannot tell you how many hours he spent answering every single question reporters asked. much to the chagrin of his staff. because he knew a lot of those answers were going to cause headlines. and he would say to us, not that we're enemies of the people, he'd call us a bunch of jerks. he'd say, okay, time for you jerks to get off the bus and let me hav

gregg require's dana perino dreg * it's dana perino. if joe devito. he has a lot of spunk, national review reporter kat timpf. former wwe superstar tyrus. all right. >> usually if you are serving the president of the united states you do it because you are an honorable person with dignity and integrity and class. this joker is not that. the "new york times" decided to publish that. first amendment. a senior administration official could be something as lowly as i used to be when i was a deputy press secretary. that's a legit senior administration official. that means across the entire government. i could be reaching for the epa regional office in colorado, that could be the person. they say they are being so effective. if that's the case, keep your mouth shut. just do it. greg: i know people like this. they don't like the boss and they are passive aggressive. why aren't you president. you didn't run and you didn't win so shut the f up. >> nobody voted for this person. you can't act like you are a member of the resistance when you are on the same healt

i'm dana in for jake today. the confirmation could change the supreme court for a generation and tomorrow brett kavanaugh will begin what will be no doubt intense hearings on the until nation. that's always the case when it comes to the highest court and even more so for this seat. replacing justice kennedy, the swing seat on many decisions. it will be an abrupt return for senators from the holiday weekend. democrats are already outraged after the trump administration said it was with holding more than 100,000 pages of documents related to the time in the george w. bush administration. republicans meanwhile they're insisting they're confident kavanaugh will be on the bench when the supreme court begins its new term less than one month from today. let's get straight to lara jarrett. what's the strategy of democrats for these hearings? >> reporter: dana, sources tell us the ultimate goal for democrats to try to paint a portrait of a man held up as the heir apparent to the kennedy seat on the court as misleading an

dana, what do we know about the scope of the investigation? will the other allegations beyond professor ford's be investigated, and who decides? is it the fbi, the white house? >> i've been doing some reporting on that this evening along with ariane de vogue. first, in the senate judiciary statement released earlier today, it says that the fbi should investigate current credible allegations and that that was a term that was specifically asked for and negotiated by the three republican senators that you have been talking about, the key votes -- senator jeff flake, susan collins, and murkowski. that as part of this limited scope in time, they also wanted to limit the scope of the allegations. so it certainly is focused on professor ford and the allegations there, but not limited to that. and i think some of that is going to be at the discretion of the fbi. but the point is, at least according to the private discussions, if somebody comes out tomorrow or the next day, it will be not within the scope of the fbi's current mandate. >> you know, it's

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i'm dana bash. john king is off today. the president's second nominee for the supreme court preps for his grilling this week on capitol hill while democrats fume over the white house holding back over 100,000 documents related to brett kavanaugh. and as the president ramps up his september travel schedule, republicans in tight midterm races are split about whether to run with him or without him. plus, president trump begins labor day tweeting about economic wins, attacking a union boss, and joe biden is joining union marchers and getting a few shoutouts for 2020. >> what's your message about what's at stake here in the midterms, sir? >> well, everything. >> mr. biden, we've got your vote. you're going to win. you got it. i'm telling you, you can do this. we need you. we need you, brother. >> we begin with a legacy making week for the president and a painful lesson in simple math for democrats. the president's second nominee to the supreme court, brett kavanaugh, appears before the senate judiciary committee this week. open

dana perino "the five." all right, about that anonymous op-ed by a senior official in the "new york times" trashing the president for his style and coarseness. they went after trump for being trump. shocking. the "new york times" said this story was published at the request of the author which is the way the "new york times" used to sell classified ads. i will call ahead and make a rfrtion. -- reservation. it's really about unseating trump. in this phoneyness, only one sentence mattered. when captain anonymous said the country is already safer and more prosperous. wait a minute, the country is safer and more prosperous under trump but not nicer to dolphins or more likely to recycle? impeach this guy. two silly variables. what is left to critique? his style. trump is a big meanie. he is worse than darth. tell it to hr. you cry about the words. we get it. trump is an intense boss who asks tons of questions and makes you feel bad because he is not like your old boss who almost sank the company. trump never buys

that's what worries me. >> dana. >> i think it is going to be a political circus. i do think in the 25 years since the anita hill hearings what hasn't changed is the number of white men questioning certainly on the republican side, it has changed a little bit on the democratic side. a little bit on the democratic side. but i do think -- i mean, i know -- have covered lots of these white men on the republican side and the democratic side, but particularly you're talking about republicans, jill, whether or not they go after her character and the outside groups which already are trying to sort of chip away at her credibility. that's one thing and that's unfortunate and that is already happening. i agree with you. but when it comes to the spectacle that we are going to see and the questioning, i do think that these male members at least have a basic understanding that was not there 25 years ago of things that you can and cannot say. i'm not saying it's not a high wire act. it is going to be the ultimate high wire act, particularly for these senators on the republican s

i am so pleased that dana van gorder is my first presentation on the board of supervisors. he is a legend. for decades, he's been one of the lgbt community's fiercest and more effective advocates. from the very first days of the hiv/aids epidemic, dana has been on the front lines, and it's no exaggeration to say his advocacy saved many lives in this community. he did some of that serving as a legislative aide, first to harry brit and then to carol migdon, and former senator, former supervisor migdon often spoke of the extraordinary contributions that you made to your efforts, and i know that every queer and other supervisors in this office have sought your council and insight on so many issue dos. he was a founder and advocate of the lgbt community center. more than 15 years later, the center hosts over 150 programs and well comes more than 9,000 individuals each month and is leading efforts to end lgbtq homelessness, connect transgender and gender nonconforming residents with jobs, and provide nondocumented lgbtq members with forms for citizenship. his extensive research a

dana bash is up with us. she covered capitol hill for years and years. she's our chief political correspondent. ron klain knows, as well. he was chief council for the senate judiciary committee. so great to have both of you on, as this news is breaking. and dana, just starting with you, is -- listen, we're all getting this at the same time. we're trying to parse together what this may mean, right. this may mean a "yes" on her part is her safety is insuensur. her address is blasted out there, with she's been receiving death threats. we know she's called for this fbi investigation. does it sound to you like they're perhaps willing to put that aside? >> you mean, professor ford? >> the investigation. >> yes, of course it does. i read it exactly that way. this, to me, looks like somebody who is saying, please, get me to yes. i want to do this. maybe "want" is the wrong way to say it, because if it happens, it's going to be about the most traumatic thing since -- >> that's ever happened to her. >> that's ever happened to her. but this is written in a way to t

greg: dana. >> i don't have a final part. i love being on the show. thank you.ng this i will be in atlantic city until wednesday. check it out on itunes and amazon. greg: tyrus. >> i have a new series called the purge. it's awesome. check it out. [applause] greg: it's not on the food network. >> no. >> i want to one up tyrus, i've never had a cavity. [applause] >> neither have i. greg: i've had more cavities than i care to remember. >> a major shakeup at cbs, fox news has learned the chief executive is set to step down hours before new bombshell sexual abuse allegations from six women. good evening, i am jon scott. this is the fox report. >> a brian is in re: new york newsroom. what more do we know about the exit? >> sources tell us that charles is out as chairman and ceo of cbs corporation. a press release detailing the

i want to bring in dana bash. dan in dana, what have you learned since this broke? >> well, it is too early to say whether or not this is a game changer. but are arianna is right, at this moment again this just broke within the last few hours, republicans are saying that they are standing firm, that they are going to move forward on this committee vote on thursday despite what we were jus ariann saying we can't just hold this vote on thursday, we have to conduct a thorough investigation. those conversations are going to be going on until we hear from a couple of important players. two republican female senators. lisa murkowski of alaska, susan collins of maine, they are the pivotal votes everyone separate frseparate -- even separate from these allegations in determines whether brett kavanaugh will be a supreme court justice or not. now throw in these allegations, it will be a very big open question whether or not they are going to say the same thing that the democrats are saying. perhaps there needs to be more of an investigation before there is a vote. now, these t

dana: the board supports elon musk.who thinks otherwise does not understand who this board is. the board is made up of close friends and venture capitalists. this idea that there's some kind of corporate governance of foot, it is not really happening. unless large shareholders start pressuring the why, this board will not move on him during they have made their support heard very clear in your list statements. he has the support of the board. he seems to have support of investors for the most part. is there something that changes if there is criminal liability here somewhere? we have to cross that bridge when we come to it. if he is wrought on criminal charges, i would imagine that would be a big concern to investors. but we are not at that point. it is speculative to say anything otherwise. julie: in the meantime, where are we on production. there have been some recent reports that production was ramping up successfully for tesla. what have you been hearing? dana: i think they will have a pretty strong quarter. audi un

>> thank you, dana. good to see you as well. right now we are focused on the response of this disaster. we've been prepared for a week and we are ready to go. preposition assets all of the east coast. talking georgia to maryland. that includes personnel equipment, commodities, especially the swift water rescue teams. we have those all over the nation that have descended on the area. they are ready to go if needed but we have to be ready for the tropical force winds to subside before we get into those areas with a high water trucks that we got from the national guard and department of defense over all as well as our state and local partners. they are the ones on the front lines. they are the ones we are supporting throughout this disaster. >> we have a few questions for you. we are going to go to giraldo next. >> what do you think about the inland flooding? we are used to the flooding and the tides and the storm surge. it seems to me is what you are looking at right now, the fabled rivers of north carolina becoming a wicked enemy

my thanks to dana, charlie, tesla and candace.he next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." with a great john voight. great to see you. >> pleasure to see you. >> it's a pleasure to see you. unfortunately, your friend burt reynolds passed away. >> yes. i remember both of you in this unbelievable movie, "deliverance." what was he like? >> what can i say about this passionate fellow, my friend burt reynolds. burt was a

hello, i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing with dana perino."tors releasing confidential e-mail from kavanaugh time in the bush white house over objection of republican, a move violation of senate rules highlighting a fierce partisan divide over the whole nomination process. shannon bream is on capitol hill and can give us more information about this, where are the e-mails ever actually not supposed to be

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. >> dana, one of the things that we look at was really how those answers are developed. this is, as ab mentioned, emoting about people who have come before his court, making sure that they know that he knows that they are people that have a right to be heard. and ever since that work hearing, the answers have been a lot different from judicial nominees. >> yes, and that has been true republicans and democrats, conservatives and liberals. and that is something that

and dana bash at the u.n.oday, the president went on the attack against brett kavanaugh's accusers. listen to this. >> i think it's horrible what the democrats have done. it's a con game they're playing. they're really con artists. they don't believe it themselves, okay? they know he's a high-quality person. they don't believe it. 36 years ago? nobody ever knew about it? nobody ever heard about it? and now a new charge comes up, and she said, well, it might not be him. and there were gaps. and she said she was totally inebriated, and she was all messed up. and she doesn't know if it was him, but it might have been him. oh, gee, let's not make him a supreme court judge because of that? >> all right. so clearly, those are his harshest words against the accusers to date. why has he abandoned his earlier, much more cautious approach? >> look, it's kind of been a slow roll towards that abandonment. it really took hold last friday. the reason is, the same reason we're seeing the senate majority leader, mitch mcconne

dana bash, how significant is this cooperation?well, this is abc reporting, and we haven't matched it ourselves here, so, you know, just to be on the cautious side, this is clearly something, just big picture, what michael cohen wa wanted and wants because he is in a lot of trouble and how does anybody who is in a lot of trouble get into less trouble when it comes to a potential jail sentence, and that is to cooperate and to say that you have something that is worth something for the prosecutors, and if you're the president of the united states' fixer, that something should potentially be or could potentially be information on the president, so we'll see exactly how it shakes out, exactly what, if anything, michael cohen did say to robert mueller and his people, but, again, this is -- this has only an upside for michael cohen. >> because he's supposed to be sentenced december 12th. >> exactly. >> and if he's cooperating fully maybe they will write a judge to the special counsel, the judge in the u.s. district in new york, and maybe