>> dana, former u.n.sador john bolton, president trump's national security adviser, just wrapped up his speech here about 30 minutes ago. he was addressing a very crowded ball room full of veterans of the failed bay of pigs invasion. bolton told the crowd that major u.s. cuba policy changes are coming and coming soon. for the first time since the helms burton act was signed in the 80s, the administration will start title 3. this means americans that had their party seized by castro, it would allow them to sue the foreign countries that operate out of those properties today. it's expected to deal a severe blow to cuba by drying up foreign investment. i had an opportunity to sit down with the ambassador. >> they targeted cuba because we're giving in effect to the congressional detente, that people that trafficked in stow help property shouldn't economic from it. there's no doubt given the close relationship between cuba and venezuela that an economic and political impact on cuba will have an impact on madur

here's dana. >> dana: daily briefing starts now. three big stories. moments ago president trump threatening to slap tariffs on cars made in mexico. also three more women are coming forward claiming joe biden inappropriately touched them, too. hello, i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. the president suggests a possible game changer and alternatives to shutting it down. >> less drastic than closing the border is to tariff cars coming in. i will do it. you know i will do it. i don't play games. i'll do it. we're doing it to stop people. when we give them a one year warning, and if the drugs don't stop, or largely stop, we're gonna put tariffs on mexico and product. in particular cars. the wholestegal is live in el paso, texas, with more. >> reporter: dana, according to the president, this is a pretty big change in what we heard just yesterday. this all really comes down to the fact that it seemed as if a border closure, or at least partial closure, was imminent. but then a little bit of a change in tune. now it seems mexico has some extra tim

dana? >> dana: we're glad you're there, molly. thank you. as many 2020 dems forsake big money donations, one candidate is jumping to a big lead with the donors that helped hillary clinton and barack obama. and private malitias working to help secure the border sparking a state of emergency in one county. we have the latest. and follow us on social media instagram and facebook. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. visionworks can do more than the right pair of glassesat. can make you look amazing, too. get two complete pairs of single vision glasses for $59 or two progressives for $99. and choose from over 500 frames. visionworks. we're here to help you. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. absolutely pathetic. that's what a dad says a teacher wrote on his second grader's assignment and giving the little boy a frowny face. now dad wants her fired and 12,000 a

here's dana. >> dana: daily briefing starts now. reporting on president trump's threat to shut down the mexico border as the migrant crisis shows no signs of slowing. just joe biden's past conduct with some women now being questioned as a congressional candidate accused him of touching her inappropriately years ago. and a whistle blower talking about paying for classified information despite security concerns. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." president trump has threatened to shut down the southern border possibly this week. kelly anne conway defending the plan on fox news sunday. >> it isn't a bluff. you can take the president seriously. here's why. 4,000 migrants apprehended in one day recently were on track this month for close to 100,000. >> dana: john roberts starting us off live at the white house. john? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon. president trump is headed to california on friday where he will visit the border. i am told that unless things change between now and then, there's a good chance that our sou

. >> dana: three big stories we're following. stars lori laughlin and felicity huffman have their day in court over the college admission scandal. president trump mocking joe biden, as we are hearing ab even more allegations of inappropriate touching. plus, how democrats and the doj are on a collision course to a big fight over the full mueller report. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." lori laughlin arriving in court, a throng of media surrounding her. felicity huffman is already inside. they are more than a dozen defendants that will appear in front of a judge this hour. molly line is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: just a few moments ago this wide swath of cameras here awaiting the arrival of lori laughlin and her husband finally got what they were waiting for. difficult to get in the front doors here. no special treatment for any of the defendants arriving today in court. they all go in or aut one of the two entrances. felicity huffman arriving without her husband this morning. the actor william macy. pros

dana? >> dana: mike tobin, thank you. more on this, author of the book "my father left me ireland" which is a beautiful book. everyone should take a look at that. i do want to talk to you about joe biden. you follow these things closely. listen to how joe biden is utilizing a former boss of his in an ad. >> joe's candid counsel has made me a better president. he could not have been a more effective partner in the progress we've made. best part is he's nowhere close to finished. >> dana: michael, joe biden's made a show the other day of saying, i asked barack obama not to endorse me because i have to win this on my own, but in the first ad he's trying to utilize his support. >> in some ways joe biden launched his own make america great again campaign, except he's harkening back to 2015 and early 2016. so, yeah, he's playing nostalgia for obama all the way up, for what it's worth. why not? that is his best card, really. his record besides that is not something. >> dana: he got the traditional bump out of his announcement wi

dana? >> dana: thank you. joe biden proud of his past, looking to the future as he sits down for an interview on "the view." >> there's so much out there. think of what this next generation is going to have an opportunity to see. we're going to do everything from make fundamental change in curing cancer, alzheimer's and diseases. your kids are going to be flying across america in the matter of less than an hour and a half. subsonic air. there are so many things that are changing. >> dana: peter doocy is live in washington. i'm sure you're watching that as we well, peter. what did you think? >> reporter: there was a lot there. something else he had to address today, anita hill is not happy with joe biden. he called to express regret for the hearing that he hosted where she alleged second wall misconduct by clarence thomas. she told "the new york times" that his words were hollow. i cannot be satisfied for what happened to you. i will be satisfied when there is real change, real accountability and real purpose.

dana? >> dana: jonathan hunt, thank you. the mayor of new york city dip his toe in the 2020 presidential pool? wait until you hear his new proposal for the city that never sleeps. plus the u.s. increasing pressure on iran, but will choking off its oil revenue bring tehran to the negotiating table? we'll break it down next. >> today we ask to deny the regime $10 billion. the regime would have used that money to support terror groups, continue its missile development. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. i switched. we switched. i switched to chevy. i switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. we switched for value. for family. for power. it was time to upgrade. i switched from ram to chevy. see why people are switching to chevy. we love our chevy. i love my malibu. my colorado. my camaro. my traverse. why did we switch? just look at it. ♪ what d

dana >> dana: jeff paul, thank you very much from los angeles.ex sting with the final four. police used the suspects as agents posing as minors. when they went to the arranged meeting places, police were waiting. 60 people arrested and 30 victims rescued as a result of this operation. >>> elizabeth warren is calling for a new corporate tax on america's biggest money maker. how would that work in today's campaign trail mix? that's coming up. plus, julian assange is fighting extradition to the u.s. after his arrest in london. how it all went down straight ahead. >> it is obvious that authorities have shown us just one element of what they were working on including the espionage act. hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom. when my mother first began to forget things, we didn't really know what that meant or where to turn for more information. looking back i wish we'd asked for help sooner. that's why i recommend a place for mom. it's a free service that pairs you with a local senior living advisor who understands memory care and can help you find

dana? >> dana: hillary vaughn, thank you.alarming new numbers, showing measles cases in the u.s. are growing. plus, bill barr telling congress a redacted mueller report will be released in a week. bill mcgurn is up next with his analysis. when a nasty cold won't let you sleep, try nyquil severe with vicks vapocool whoa! and vaporize it. ahhhhh! shhhhh! nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing nighttime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk. we're watching issues in israel, where the polls are about to close. the big question, will the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu stay in power? and word of a major medicare scam targeting american senior citizens. and the feds say it cost taxpayers about a billion dollars. plus, bad to worse for aunt becky. new charges against lori laughlin and a dozen others. that's coming up on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: attorney general william barr says a verge of the mueller report will be reversed to the public within

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. along with jesse watters, emily compag no, greg gutfield and geraldo rivera. that's our theme song. "it's 5:00 somewhere." remember when we started and people said they started happy hour early because of our show? it's my day to d.j. so you're going to love it. our topic. ilhan omar is not backing down from the controversy over these comments about the 9/11 terror attacks. >> here is the truth. far too long we have lived with the discomfort of being a second-class citizen, and frankly, i'm tired of it, and every single muslim in this country should be tired of it. cair was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something, and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. >> dana: freshman democratic lawmakers now rushing to omar's defense. ocasio cort had-cortez. >> printing on the front page around new york city after this incredibly upsetting and triggering for new yorkers that were actually there and were there within the radius that

[laughter] >> dana: yeah, yeah. admissions scandal getting a lot worse for lori loughlin, the actress facing up to 40 years in jail. this comes from an additional new money laundering charge. as we previously reported, the "full house" star was allegedly charged with paying $500,000 to help daughters get into the university of southern california. some legal experts, they are wondering if the punishment is too harsh. they are saying this is an example of "public shaming." greg, do you think it's public shaming? >> greg: this is the downside to being famous. now matter how beloved you are, people want the correction. if you are on this planet and their people that have so much more and you wonder why, this is a therapeutic ritual. it's the scapegoating that we used to do many, many years ago. it's the dark side of celebrity privilege. you can have a great life and then when you trip and fall, society will be there to punish you and punish you consistently and often forever. the greater lesson here is the overemphasis

dana. >> dana: of course he did. peter doocy, have a great weekend. making his first public appearance since a number of women complained about his behavior. the former vice president addressing the controversy while hinting at his plans for 2020. watch this. >> i was never labeled a moderate. if you look at my record with the aclu, my record with all of the traditional liberal organizations, i have never walked away from. i'm not sure when everybody el came out and said they are for gay marriage. i'm not sure when everyone talked about a lot of the things i have talked about. my point is, the definition of progressive now seems to be changing. >> dana: joining me now, karl rove former deputy white house chief of staff for president george w. bush and donna brazile. karl, did barack obama, the former president, ever think joe biden was a moderate? >> well, first of all, let me say greetings in norwegian. >> dana: thank you. of course you can. >> mayor pete. norwegian american. look, i think he picked him primarily because he had foreign policy experie

here's dana. >> dana: three big stories. big news at the department of home land security as the secret service chief sauls on his way out, following his boss, kirstjen nielsen's resignation. plus a chinese woman talking her way into mar-a-lago is in court. and the excitement behind beto o'rourke is a little unenergizing. that and much more on today's daily briefing. a brand new twist in the border battle as president trump's secretary of homeland security resigns under pressure. the president wants to manage the border crisis in a tougher way, as congress continues to rebuff calls for any legal changes. secretary today thanked the president for the opportunity to serve and will stay on through wednesday to help manage the transition. >> i'm forever grateful and proud of the men and women of dhs. you work so hard every day to execute their visions and protect the homeland. i really look forward to continuing to support them from the outside. >> dana: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live on the front lawn. is

dana? >> dana: good afternoon to have. thank you, jonathan. joe biden expected to announce his candidacy tomorrow, the wall street journal reporting the former vice president will rely heavily on big donors to get his campaign up and running. michael meehan and colin reed. all right. michael, fair or not, expectations for biden are really high. so do you think they can meet those expectations or can they reframe them in some way if the launch isn't all that the media might think it should be? >> yeah. i think joe biden has made a connection with voters. this will be his third time running and eight years serving as vice president. he has the ability in the small states iowa, new hampshire, where you go into people's living rooms to tell a story about his life and his vision for what government should be. and any one of his opponents would be wrong to think that he's not prepared to go into parts of those small states and show the strength he has. he also has the advantage of name i.d. third

i'm dana perino. have a lot of discussion about joe biden jumping in to the presidential race. for now, i'm dana perino. here's trace gallagher in for shep. >> president trump says he never told former white house lawyer don mcgahn to fire special counsel robert mueller. so will we ever hear from mcgahn himself? we'll talk to an attorney about the subpoena show down. also, joe biden officially running for president. already going at it with president trump. we'll look at how this changes the 2020 race. and the family fighting to clear their cat's name after she spent months in the lockup. is she a kitty criminal or an innocent victim? i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. that's ahead this hour.

dana? >> dana: thank you for the update. next, joe biden sticking up for unions and calling out president trump as he gears up for his first campaign rally in the battleground state of pennsylvania. that will be in the next hour. peter doocy is already there in pittsburgh for us. peter? >> reporter: biden's whole campaign so far is about trump and at least for today so far, trump's re-election effort is all about joe biden. after the international association of firefighters endorsed biden, he said i'll never get the support of unions, while being paid a fortune but the members love trump. they look at our record economy tax and reg, plus military. biden tweeted back saying, i'm sick of this president bad mouthing unions. labor built the middle class in this country, minimum wage, overtime pay, the 40 hour week, they exist for all of us because unions fought for those rights. we need a presidented who honors them and their work. biden will speak in pittsburgh at a teamster's hall. then he will return to the states that knock

everyone is talking about it, dana. >> greg: when dana gets that mad.> juan: everyone is talking about it. to say bernie, you've done something here because lots of people -- >> jesse: let's give bernie a round of applause. let the boston bomber vote. good job, bernie. >> dana: the mayor of boston is like what is he talking abou about? >> juan: you act as if america isn't having this conversation. >> greg: america -- they are not. i guarantee you there's no one talking about it. you know, the boston bomber really should vote in the next election. may be run president. he could be of aggressive candidate. >> juan: you can make a caricature. >> greg: i don't have to! you are doing it. >> juan: is an appointment part to be made about citizenship. bernie, earl warren, the former chief justice say you don't be citizenship on -- >> greg: now you are arguing the point. >> juan: the same point. >> jesse: let's argue the point. do you think the boston bomber should be able to vote in 2020? >> juan: do i think? i haven't considered. >> jesse: we have been doing t

dana? >> dana: the debate is under way. thank you, peter.e on this, let's bring in chris stirewalt, co-host of the podcast that we do together. i'll tell you what, chris. that was a little bit strange to watch me watch kirsten gillibrand with bernie sanders cheering him on? >> it's hard to run for president no matter what. it's particularly hard to run for president if you crave affirmation and attention to the degree that gillibrand does. americans are weird. we want people to want it, but if you want it too much, it's no good. what you saw there, her sidling up to sanders, a person with whom she has in the past shared very little in common with ied logically with. her sidling up to him and cheering on this idea is a rebuff. >> dana: the other candidates, they're co-sponsors. listen to bernie sanders talking about the details. >> what happens to those intphraourpbs companies after your plan is commited? >> we cover all basic healthcare needs so they won't be there to do that. i suppose if you want to make yourself look more beautiful, work

dana perino.the five" ." >> ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ ♪ traveled down the road and back again ♪ ♪ >> jesse: no, you didn't. >> greg: i thought as i was curating the music today, i decided to start out with a gesture of friendship to everyone here and the people at home, song written by andrew gold. sing by cynthia, she also sang "nobody doesn't like you," about the hoover vacuum. do you remember that commercial? >> dana: no one has jingles anymore. >> greg: aren't you happy? >> juan: i think so. >> greg: to the monologue. according to the hair on fire media, chasing ambulances down pennsylvania avenue, there's been a report of workplace violence in a large white residents. >> what we talked about was a possible analogy between what we are seeing in the president and studies of violence and acting out, particularly workplace violence. the question we have to ask ourselves from a behavioral senses are we watching the president essentially on his way to what we call flash point? are we beginni

i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." nearly two years of speculation surrounding the investigation coming to a head today. attorney general william barr briefed reporters shortly before the report's release and reiterate the special council found no evidence of criminal collusion. we have bret baier all in d.c. let's start with catherine herridge. she's been reading all of this as fast as she can and digested it so well for us. >> reporter: good afternoon. we spent a lot of time in the last few hours looking at the issue of obstruction but it's worth dipping into part one which is on collusion and in fact that's the largest part of the mueller report. it's nearly 200 pages and has the most redances because it deals with classified information. you won't find a chapter devoted to the dossier. the reason i note that is because that was one of the drivers of the counter-intelligence information by the fbi and used for the warrant in 2016. there was an information operation from the russians and lots of outreach to members o

go ahead, dana. >> dana: "game of thrones."lassic dana moment. that is amazing. >> dana: isn't that true? >> greg: yes, there is lot of s-e-x. oh, my goodness. it's good friday, everybody. >> jesse: avocado toast, i don't get it, i've only had it once, it wasn't that great. >> dana: you had it in florida florida. >> jesse: when were we in florida together? >> dana: we weren't, you were in florida, don't you remember? >> greg: i agree with you, avocado should be alone. >> donna: the feud between the yankees and the red sox. >> greg: you are talking to a guy from brooklyn, right? >> dan: queens. >> donna: i don't get it. >> dan: gosh, the red sox, i'm sorry. it's in your blood, new york, you're not allowed to like them. >> greg: what obsession do you not understand? >> dan: bath salts, i don't understand. what is the deal? >> greg: that's an obsession from 2012. >> jesse: he lives in florida, he doesn't get out a lot, remember? >> dan: i'm a hermit, i never leave my house. >> greg: my new sushi. i do not understand why people eat

>> dana: president didn't like that?t like it when you do it publicly. >> dana: going into this next election, you'll see less of that? >> i think what we're seeing is more of that. mitch mcconnell has been someone who criticized the president when he feel likes he has to, but doesn't do it all the time. over the last month, he has been vocal on healthcare and the border. >> dana: anna palmer of "the hill to die on" great to have you here. thank you very much. do we have -- president trump's going to take some questions. let's listen to that. >> we're doing the best we can with very bad laws. we're apprehending thousands and thousands of people a day. and the law only allows us to hold them, as you know, for 20 days because of the most ridiculous laws probably we have in this country. if there were law likes that for 5g, you'd never get anything put up. we have horrible, old-fashion laws put in by the democrats who aren't willing to change. we could do it in 45 minutes i used to say. we can do it in 15 minutes. whether i

♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with dagen mcdowell, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." dramatic images coming from the streets of venezuela. chaos breaking out after opposition leader juan guaido called for military uprising to end a socialist regime of nicolas maduro. thousands of protesters clashing with security forces in the capital city of caracas. we have seen teargas being fired, rocks being thrown, and gunshots ringing out. listen to this. [popping] the next video showing a disturbing scene of an armored military vehicle plowing into a crowd of protesters. this new uprising not moving nicolas maduro. he says he won't back down. the government is calling the demonstrations a "terrorist act." president trump is monitoring the situation and saying that the u.s. fully supports the people of venezuela. jesse, at some point this was going to come to my head but one of the big concerns and senator rick scott talked about it this morni

. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i am dana perino, 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ."he battle for 2020 getting up now that joe biden has officially entered the race. president trump going on the attack against the former vice president and democratic front runner. >> he is not the brightest light bulb in the group, he is not going to be able to deal with president gee, that's a different level of energy and frankly, intelligence. >> i can't believe it, i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. i don't know. >> dana: biden returning fire today on "the view." >> the best way to judge me is watch, c. i have the energy and the capacity. this is show me business. >> so you aren't sleepy joe? >> that is the first time i've ever been referenced that way by anyone else. >> dana: he was also asked about controversies that could hurt him in the primaries including allegations of violating personal space and his treatment of anita hill. >> are you prepared to apologize to those women? >> i am really sorry if what i did, if, in fact, they took it a differe

go ahead. >> dana: he's mesmerizing. >> jesse: very distracting, dana. >> dana: hillary clinton says know that i'm not the best messenger. i obviously lost my think it's due to russian interference. but i also speak as a former senator and a former secretary of state and russian interference is a big problem here she is saying congress should basically go as far as i can to fill the gaps of the mueller report. that's the hillary clinton angle. >> jesse: what gaps were there? i am pondering which gaps there were. two years, $35 million. i think it was exhaustive. >> emily: what i thought was interesting was how she closed it which said the most important part, the vital role is what the citizens played and she used it to say therefore, the case for impeachment proceedings rather than electorally which, as we all know how that happens and benefited her. >> greg: this impeachment thing is only going to help trump. it seized all the media turf to him. sanders recognized it first. we've got a start talking about our stuff. and trump was going to eat this up. >> jesse: again, wanting to do

let me get dana in.u believe it's trump's divisive rhetoric enticing people from central america? >> dana: is your point that his threat to close on the border -- >> juan: the whole thing. i think it does send a message to people if you're coming, you better go now. >> dana: we'll see if that happens. we know it happened with obama. i can't remember what the decision was put you have these migrants coming because they were like oh, my gosh, something's going to change. >> greg: you could argue the opposite. >> dana: sure. to your original point about the adults, the issue really is laws and poor decision. the law being the asylum piece, the court scission being the one that you can't hold children for longer than 20 days. let's say it's true that 90% show up for their hearings but if a million people are coming in the year or more. 100,000 in march, it starts to get, that's a pretty big number and the president's approval numbers with hispanics is on the rise. why's that? they don't like this. i don't th

. >> dana: yes, "the daily briefing" starts now. three big stories to start finally, the waiting game is over. up new details about joe biden's much-anticipated and talked about. while in syria zero one, a newg to terrorists. welcome everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." first, a fight over immigration playing out during oral arguments. some justices seem to show support for including exists, citizenship question and the 2,020 census. this is getting a lot of attention. there are protesters there and a big argument today. >> most of them walked away for now because i arguments are over but they were there en masse earlier this morning. this could be the biggest test of the high court's new conservative majority to date. partisan lines develop very quickly during oral arguments this morning, and that they press the lawyers for the justice department to explain why the argument wants to include, are you at a citizen of the united states on its 2020 census. the liberal sciences say if the question is included as m

♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with lisa boothe, juan williams, pete hegseth, and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump threatening bold new action in the fight over border security. trump saying that he will shut down the southern border among warnings of immigrants overwhelming the system. the president cutting foreign aids to three central american countries, this comes as border patrol agents expect to see over 100,000 apprehensions the situation is at a breaking point and that he has never seen anything like this before. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen announcing she's ordering hundreds of additional agents of the border. this latest potential move i president trump igniting fierce debate from both sides. >> it isn't a bluff. you can take the president seriously. >> and the president says he's going to close the border, that's a totally unrealistic boast on his part. >> democrats will not give us additional money or additional people. they will no

dana, i know that your country music fan. >> dana: kid in a candy store. this happened and you took us down and we had some special secret thing coming tomorrow. this is one of the best days of my life. >> john: it was pretty fun dancing with you. did you have a good time today? >> donna: like my beloved city of new orleans, this is my second favorite southern city. i want to thank you, the people of nashville. you make it feel like home. >> john: god bless you. welcome to nashville. you're welcome back anytime. i think we are going to hit redneck riviera when the show is over. ♪ >> ♪ i heard some people talking just the other day ♪ ♪ and they said you was going to put me on a shelf ♪ ♪ lease the 2019 is 300 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. visionworks can do more than the right pair of glassesat. can make you look amazing, too. get two complete pairs of single vision glasses for $59 or two progressives for $99. and choose from over 500 frames. visionworks. we're here to help you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: time for one more thi

. >> dana: is it good?> jesse: i'm good. go ahead. >> greg: there is a joke in there somewhere and i'm not going to touch it for once. oh, juan? >> juan: all right, five fans take a look at this dramatic video. you will see nature's power send a group of tourists in iceland running. that's a glacier falling down sending people running for their lives. a huge wave you will see it coming now. that came crashing toward the visitors, now thankfully, i'm going to-though is a little bit of a spoiler, but no one was hurt, thankfully. they had been warned by tour guides if they saw the glasure begin to tumble seek higher ground. >> i'm not for that. >> juan: one of the tour guides told accuweather later it was large shearing of the glacier wow, that's a memory. that is a scary one if you are out there looking around. >> greg: usually glaciers don't move. so this is unusual that this is a glasure that moved rather quickly. >> dana: is this climate change? >> greg: i'm blaming this on al gore. all right, katie. >> ka

he didn't make it to dunkin' donuts. >> juan: dana had a follow-up. >> dana: i had one other questionhich as we know from the 2018 midterm elections, and you could go back further than that, recent fox news polling that the number one issue for people of concern is health care. we know the president brought that up this past weekend, that the republicans need to be the party of health care though that might be after 2020 when they finally do a bill. howard schultz has a different approach and one of the things he did in his business was to say, have to convince his investors and the bar that we are going to get health care to all these employees. is that something you expect to tackle tonight to try to figure out a way for americans to come together to solve these problems, because the anxiety people feel and the concern they have about possibly having to go bankrupt because of an unexpected illness or health emergency is really quite stark. >> martha: i know you interviewed howard, dana, and we looked at that in preparation for this as well. he has given a lot of very broad benefits

dana perino. "the five" ." let's say you are running president and you're already up for felons voting. well, champ, which ones? cute ones, vegans, registered democrats? the answer, this guy is a limit. >> does this mean that you would support in franchising people like the boston marathon bomber, a convicted terrorist and murderer? >> if somebody commits a serious crime, sexual assault, murder, they are going to punished. i think the right to vote is inherent to our democracy. yes, even for terrible people. >> people who are convicted in prison, like the boston marathon bomber, on death row, people convicted of sexual assault, they should be able to vote? >> i think we should have that conversation. >> greg: [laughs] great answer. days after terrorists murdered men, women, and children, democrats tackle stuff that truly matters. can terrorists still vote? talk about damning your own party. there are people who've lost their voting rights forever. crystal campbell, mark richard, lou lindsay, sean collier. they

democrats are demanding today and threatening those subpoenas, dana. >> dana: all right. while that happen, tell me about the latest fight on healthcare. >> reporter: well, president trump has signaled that they will vote on a healthcare plan after the 2020 election. fellow new yorker, a democrat, called that proposal, shady. >> donald trump now says that republicans are going to be the party of healthcare, but we are not going to see his plan. i'm from brooklyn. i know a hustle when we see one. donald trump is hustling the american people straight out of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: a republican close to the white house says republicans must get serious about what they want on healthcare. >> i think we need to be thinking about a plan if the court rules in trump's favor. we need to be thinking about an alternative that we can lay out to the public as our direction versus theirs. >> reporter: if the supreme court rules obama care unconstitutional, then pressure will certainly bill on lawmakers to come up with another plan. >> dana: all right, thank you. we'll co

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ that's different for us. we are playing music wrath the top. we are going to get the news in a moment. if you're wondering why we are playing music, it's because this is an exciting week. each of us are playing dj for the day. jesse is up first. all through today you're going to be here songs he has personally picked. did you pick that one for me? >> jesse: i wanted some classic vietnam rock. >> greg: that is left-wing calming music. >> jesse: i don't listen to the lyrics. i listen to the music. >> dana: did your mom help you? >> jesse: no, although it does sound like a mom joyce. >> dana: are you tomorrow? >> greg: i am and it's going to be amazing. a lot of melvins, cramps. i'm excited. >> dana: what about the truckers? >> greg: the truckers? royal trucks. >> dana: i am doing friday. i am making mine personal to each person. now onto the big news of

>> dana: thank you, exactly.d in the text message that was revealed last week that he is a liar. she says that he lied to the cops. i would say to the brother, next time you think your brother is having a night terror and you are witnessing it, he is an actor. >> emily: totally. juan, what do you think? >> juan: it's natural for her brother to stand up for another brother. it's his brother and he felt he should stand up and say you know it, give my brother the benefit of the doubt. >> emily: do you think he believes that your do you think he's just standing up for him? >> juan: i don't know because i'm not in his head but i think jussie smollett continues to say that it happened as he says. obviously the chicago police don't feel that way. even charles barkley doesn't see it that way. >> dana: even kim foxx. >> juan: i'm saying jussie smollett hasn't changed. the police, prosecution. he's not facing charges. at some point you've got to think why is the system, why is the government continuing to pursue a man who

dana. >> dana: i would like you to meet army veteran andrew larocca. he is amazing.him wheelchair-bound. he had a traumatic brain injury. he tried to go to the wounded warrior project and are without boundaries. he took our therapy lessons. he has made all of these breakthroughs, regaining the ability to speak. he can sing. his father praised the program, the various movements help stimulate cerebral functions. for the last few years, he's been working with his instructor. if you want to learn more about that, if someone you know could benefit, go to woundedwarriorproject.org. >> greg: inspirational. it not as inspirational as this. i am so excited. cnn is bringing back "cross fire." i loved it. they got joe scarborough, and i believe chris cuomo. here they are. this is going to be the premier episode. you see joe on the left. chris is on the right. if you ever run into these guys out somewhere, you're in troubl trouble. i would be worried, if i was fox right now. at the 8:00 hour, talker, you're in trouble. >> dana: bring back the bow tie. >> greg: he thinks he's hu

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with dan bongino, marie harf, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and visit "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. a must-see tv moment set for tomorrow in washington, attorney general bill barr of the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will hold a news conference at 9:30 a.m. on the dot on the mueller report. president trump that he may also do the same, having a press conference. barr has been facing scrutiny over his handling of the russian investigation. this is a moment we've all been waiting for. you're going to get it in the morning whether you like it or not. >> must-see tv. >> dana: definitely. everyone's got to get up and watch. >> we already know the topline conclusion. there was no collusion, no effort at collusion of the russians tried to collude in the trumps said no. my question going forward, what the heck was bob mueller doing for 675 days. andy mccarthy has a terrific piece where he asked this question. how quickly did muel

>> dana: i was thinking about that. also for us.uld it have been like to be like whoa. >> greg: dana, we would have been fair and balanced. >> jesse: i would've figured out a way to spin it. [laughter] >> greg: we wouldn't have 14 people who agree with each other around a table. >> dana: i think on the media, there is something interesting, some story turned out to be true. for all the stories where they said president trump is wanting to fire mueller this weekend. it turns out yeah. >> greg: that's what bosses always do. i want to fire somebody every day. >> dana: the persistent rumor that came up all the time that don jr. expected to be indicted. don jr. telling friends he expect to be indicted. it doesn't look like that could possibly be true. i don't know about that. i am so excited to talk about other issues. >> jesse: i want to stay on this all week. >> greg: jesse, i believe you have an analogy on deck. >> jesse: i do, remember the movie "the fugitive." falsely accused, imprisoned, escaped. he found the real killer. in this c

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with lawrence jones, donna brazile, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the fox news alert. you are looking live at a massive fire engulfing the historic notre dame cathedral in paris, france, . the city's mirror ordering those who live close to the cathedral to evacuate. crews working a proper flames that have been raging for the past several hours and it appears the fire was caused by ongoing construction but if the race have not yet determined unofficial cost. french president emmanuel macron is treating the situation as a national emergency. we brought in trace gallagher to get us up to speed with the latest. >> just after 6:00 p.m. paris time, people cite a small amount of smoke was visible coming from around the spire that was in the process of being renovated. within minutes, the smoke got blackened flames were visible. firefighters were on scene quickly helping to get some of the workers out of the building but in t

i'm dana perino.ep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in the east and 9:00 p.m. in paris. the sun has just set on a new skylight in the city of lights. and now the flames are out, we're learning which price less items survived. and of the daring priest that ran toward the fire to save most of the famous relics of all. also, the stranger that cops say tossed a little by off a balcony at the mall of america. new today, why the cops say the man went to that mall looking to kill. plus, five stars ishe

>> dana: we do. real-world application going on that crosses borders, the crisis is not limited to nor does it begin at southern border. one gentleman mentioned $50 billion over and across ports of entry, almost 30 billion is profit from -- for cartel and drug industry. since 2006, mexico has been mil against all drug wars locally. what do we think we are seeing? it is all the effects from that. not about simply human immigration crossing southern border, the push factor is coming south of the border are so strong and complicated and so now long-term invested that is what we're dealing with. i love the president brought in broader conversation of including mexico in that, it is about time for some diplomacy, either help or stop it. >> important to hear the grizzly reality of the drug war, talking about they find 100 bodies a year buried in the desert. >> so the president, i would keep him out on the road once a week. when you are in the roosevelt room or the cabinet room and bring the cameras in or s

danae rivero tiene la informaciÓn.joven es uno de ellos. >> hace ocho meses que la tengo. danae: el nÚmero de permisos crece de 17,500 cada mes. tambiÉn se reflejan en los clientes en este negocio de armerÍa. >> han vedo danae: hay lugares donde no puede llevar el arma. los requisitos para obtener la licencia es tener 21 aÑos de edad, mostrar que puede utilizar el arma adecuadamente, presenta las huellas dactilares al estado y no haber cometido un delito mayor. los motivos varÍan dependiendo de quiÉn se le pregunta, muchos aseguran que estos incidentes, hace que mÁs personas quieran estar armadas. >> me quiero defender en mi casa y a mis familiares tambiÉn. hay mucha violencia en la calle. reportera: el a cuatro horas. patricia: un adolescente hispano matÓ a un cartero que intentÓ detener una agresión de Él a su madre. ahora estÁ prÓfugo y lo buscan por asesinato. gallo: nadie sabe macro donde estÁ javier zamora. segÚn las autoridades locales asesinÓ a un cartero.peleaba co el trabajador federal se impuso, pero el jove

dana. >> sam, thank you so much. what it takes for a human being to pat at child on the head and then go on to -- to carry out that horrific bombing, the assassination of other children the way that he did in a place of worship is just impossible for us to wrap our minds around. appreciate that report. we'll obviously be getting back to you throughout the day. now, most of the victims of the horrific attacks were sri lankan nationals, but dozens were foreigners at well. the first i should say of four u.s. citizens who were killed has been identified, identified as dieter kowalsky from colorado and his employer said dieter had just arrived in his hotel when he was killed. we've also learned of a fifth grader from the private school sidwell friends here in washington who died in the bombings. three of four children as well of denmark's richest man also died in the attack. danish media reports he hand his family were advice ilsri lanka over the holiday and other victims included a well-known tv chef in sri lanka and her

danae rivero, univisiÓn.la carta que publicÓ la semana pasada presenta sÓlo una visión parcial y polÍticamente conveniente de su trabajo. algunos sugieren que evitÓ de revelar detalles e ignoro un informe preparado por el equipo legal. patricia: el comitÉ de formas y medios del congreso solicitÓ al irs que en el plazo de una semana entre en copias de las declaraciones de impuestos de donald trump. enrique: hasta la nutriciÓn infantil es motivo de enfrentamiento polÍtico. seis estados demandaron al gobierno federal. se pide que bajen los cambios. esto es sin darle oportunidad. >> se denuncia a la administraciÓn de donald trump por ablandar los estÁndares que establecÍan el contenido de sodio. las reglas alimenticias debilitadas fueron protegidas por la ex primera dama sobre comida saludable. cerca de 30 millones de estudiantes reciben estos alimentos en todo el paÍs. la demanda establece que el gobierno federal no le dio la oportunidad al pÚblico de opinar sobre estos cambias. en nueva york 1 millÓn de estudia

i e-mailed dana and our producer megan this morning. said, i don't want to do this story because i can't even remember how i feel about julian assange. because we -- when "the five" began, i guess -- going on eight years. >> 2010, 2011. >> greg: i can't tell you how i feel about assange and i don't think most of america even remembers because the last three to four years has been turned upside down. every ideology, every side, every team sport has been somehow mixed up and changed. i can't tell you how i feel. i will find an argument in this. people upset about this arrest are saying this is an attack on journalism, a dark day on journalism. if that is true, you could never arrest anybody hacking into your computer or maybe even breaking into your apartment. let's say my assistant goes into my computer and takes all of my e-mails. it doesn't matter if there's good stuff in there or bad stuff, she is stealing my property. she ships that over to the "washington post" and they have a story about me running an amazing drug ring out of my of