>> yes, dana.ht be short range but long on nastiness and they can be very dangerous to a lot of folks in the region. examining the new imagery today, analysts had this word on them. they look like they're solid fuel so they can be fired at a moment's notice. they are mobile so they can be moved around and hidden. they fly relatively low to the ground so they can avoid antimissile defenses. and they can be nuclear tipped. yes, while the missiles launched at 3 experts yesterday, two to experts last saturday do not go beyond president trump's commitment to president trump not to test long range missiles. the pentagon also called them ballistic that means they are a violation of u.n. and u.s. resolutions. now, according to experts, they also represent a real threat to south korea. position near the dmz one analyst said they could hit seoul in one minute. that means both south korean population as well as american soldiers and civilians are exposed. clearly these launches by kim are meant to send a sign

dana? >> dana: thank you very much.ow to casey in conway, arkansas, where low lying areas are very much under water. casey. >> reporter: dana, they really are. structural integrity of levees in this neck of the woods also a major concern. in conway, neighbors mayflower. a brand new report coming in of a potential levee leak down near little rock. this area is totally water logged. they have had so much rain, as you well know, and there is really no place for those to go. one of the residents tells me he put a stick out in the water to measure things. he's watched it come up about four feet or so in the last four days. so, you want to see why it is putting people on edge. if our photographer could pan over this way, we want to show you how close this water is getting to some houses and businesses. if you live there, that's too close for comfort. take a look at some of the video from up above. for context video on how widespread this flooding is, look at these aerial pictures. miles of farmland is under water. stretches o

here's dana. >> dana: three big story. the judiciary committee will soon vote on whether to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt. plus one of the suspects in the deadly colorado school shooting will be in court soon. governor of one of the most important states of his 2020 primary season will join me to handicap the races. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." a heated battle between the white house and congress over the mueller report reaching new heights. president trump invoking executive privilege to wrong access at the request of attorney general bill barr. house democrats prepare to vote on a motion to hold barr in contempt of congress. catherine herridge is live in washington as this issue heats up. >> reporter: that's right, dana. good afternoon. right now we're on a temporary break, about an hour, as they get to some votes. they will resume in about half an hour. we had passioned arguments on both sides this morning, 3 1/2 hours of debate on this resolution for the attorney gene

dana? >> dana: thank for the update, rich.ext, one of the most restrictive abortion measures in the nation could become law today. this time in missouri. lawmakers in the state house of representatives are expected to vote on the heart beat bill that would ban abortions at eight weeks or later. this comes as the governor basically outlawed all abortions in that state. the nation's midsection gearing up for a weekend of see srer weather. the storm starts today and heads into sunday. meteorologists say it will hit the plains states and missouri valley. the first asian country to pass same sex marriage. many couples are planning a mass wedding. finally, a compound found in vegetables may supress tumors. it can be found in foods like brussel sprouts and broccoli. more reason to eat it. pete buttigieg going back to the future, hoping to catch some of the obama magic, but first to catch up to joe biden who's running away from the pack. should president trump be worried? new polling information ahead and reaction from the trump campa

dana. >> dana: thank you for that update. joined on the phone by missouri's state representative. this is quite an aggressive storm and took people by surprise. what do you know today that you didn't know overnight? >> the extent of the devastation is horrible. the area that was hit has a lot of devastation. many homes, tractor trailers falling over, buildings destroyed. we do not have anyone killed. we're certainly still without power. more rain. roofs have been blown off. so rain will probably destroy any building sz that haven't been destroyed. again, we're very fortunate. we're very fortunate for our police force that's out in full force, sheriff's department is out in full force. other festivities. it's a very giving opportunity. everybody is pitching in. right now more people out who want to help. there's only so much you can do, with the downed power lines. you have to wait for people to getted through the area first. >> dana: do you think that it was helpful -- we've been reporting on the forecasting for several days

here's dana. >> dana: daily briefing starts now. three big stories. a democratic divide be nancy pelosi clashing with key democrats demanding a more aggressive strategy toward trump peachment. plus michael waltz on deck to discuss the growing tensions in the middle east. he's joining us after being briefed by the trump administration on iran. powerful storms with tornados and flash flooding plaguing the region. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." more high drama on the hill. chairman nadler now threatening to go to court after don mcgahn defies a subpoena to appear before the house judiciary committee. catherine herridge has more on the escalating show down. in one way he is defying the subpoena, but is agreeing to do what president trump wants, which is for him to not testify. >> reporter: that's right, dana. good afternoon. the hearing was short and dramatic this morning with that empty seat reserved for don mcgahn. jerry nadler now saying there will be consequences, and reviewing the next step, including court action

dana? >> dana: jonathan, tell me about the legislation. obviously, there are some people who think this is a big dare to the supreme court to try to take this on. >> reporter: indeed. opponents have promised legal action. supporters of the legislation say that's the point. they want to take this point up to an increasingly conservative u.s. supreme court. liste listen. >> that's why we are trying to keep it just as it was. was to address the issue roe versus wade that was decided on. is that baby in the womb a person? >> reporter: the alabama bill passed with the votes of 25 white men, all republican, voting in favor. governor kay ivy, who is a republican woman, has yet to indicate whether she will sign the bill. if the bill were to get a signature, it would become law within six months, barring any action by the courts. >> dana: thank you. 2020 democrat kamala harris wants to raise teacher pay. but that's not all. hear what other proposals she's detailed at her new hampshire town hall today. plus, colorado teen who risked his life saving

dana? >> dana: indeed. thank you.om a red state jumps into the already 2020 field. montana's governor claiming he is the one with the best chance to win the white house. joining me now a fox news contributor and bill mcgurn. another week, another candidate. this is interesting. look at his opening video. >> i believe in an america where every child has a fair shot to do better than their parents. we all know that kind of opportunity no longer exists for most people. far too many, it never has. that's why we need to defeat donald trump in 2020 and defeat the corrupt system that lets campaign money drown out the people's voice. so we can finally make good on the promise of a fair shot for everyone. >> dana: all right, jessica, this is yet another candidate, but a little bit of a different one. he is saying i can be elected but an i was able to win reelection as a democrat in montana and montana voted for president trump by 20 points. >> and he just eked through in the senate race we just pulled off. he is getting in rea

dana? >> dana: thank you, mike. more on this, let's bring in michael meehan and kevin mccullough. great to have you both here. mike, let me go to you first. the fact is, the president is saying let's not just pretend. lot of people thought infrastructure is a nice idea. yes, it's bipartisan. but they were way far apart on how to pay for it. plus you had pelosi say this morning she thinks the president engaged in a cover-up. he basically said let's not pretend and wave time. >> you couldn't have an infrastructure conversation while you're answering subpoenas. i think this was part of his charade that they couldn't figure out how to find the $2 trillion to pay for it. given the tax cuts, you'll have to take some of the tax cuts back or deal with a bigger deficit. >> dana: is this always the president's leverage? democrats are going to need to campaign on being able to do something aside from just trying to hold the president accountable. >> the president will hold the president accountable. cannot have this wholly inf

dana? >> dana: thank you.he youth oriented version of amazon's popular smart speaker system be illegally collecting data on children without parents permission. now some parts of the country under a new threat by mother nature. do you want to know my tips for successful interviews for democrats? just posted. go to fox news.com for my latest op ed. too many people in pain settle for a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. there's a better choice. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place f

dana? >> dana: thank you. facing growing hollywood backlash over its controversial abortion law. after amazon pulled one of its shows out of the state, netflix saying if the ledge sleigh goes into effect, it will rethink its entire investment in georgia. while the disney's ceo suggested he may do the same. >> i think if it becomes law, it will be very difficult to produce. rather doubt we will. i don't think -- i think many people who work for us will not want to work there and we'll have to heed their wishes in that regard. >> dana: tv and film production in georgia have created 92,000 jobs with 455 productions shot in the state the last year. a generation gap shifting the balance of power on election day. plus the five just about had it with politics. the show teamed up with john rich to get everybody to shut up about it. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addic

here is dana. >> dana: your daily briefing starts now. president trump arriving at the white house after a visit japan. a tornado blame for at and leavg millions without power after a storm struck near dayton. yet another hiking death reported on mount everest. i will talk to the first combat wounded veteran to summit the mountain about his experience at 29,000 feet. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." dozens of tornadoes touching down from colorado to ohio over the last 24 hours. meantime, evacuations underway in arkansas and oklahoma, as the arkansas river continues to swell. many homes are already flooded in the river is expected to reach a record crest. we have fox news team coverage. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the flood and severe weather threats. we begin with matt finn in arkansas. >> happening right now, fort smith official tele 640 homes have been affected or already flooding here and they expect tt 1,000 homes by tomorrow when the arkansas river is forecasted to crest at 42.5 feet, dou

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dana? >> dana: i picked up on that, too. thank you. for more on the political ramification, let's bring in bret baeir. i know one of the most important things when you're a journalist covering a story like this, if there's daylight or a discrepancy between two principles and in this case, as catherine pointed out, and i saw your first reaction was, barr said this, now mueller is saying this. are you hearing anything else about this in washington? >> the department of justice is saying that it was clear that mueller and his team told them and told attorney general barr in this meeting on march 5th that the olc, office of legal counsel, was not but for that, he would have found obstruction. they were saying they were told the opposite. so there is this discrepancy and catherine rightly points this out. mueller goes out of his way to talk about the russian interference. that as a country, republican, democrat, we need to deal with it because it is probably going to happen again. he said for the russians who were indicted, that they were p

. >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president trump and joe biden battling in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. trump is headed there tonight as he gets ready to launch his re-election campaign. before he rallies, trump supporters firing shots against joe biden saying looks like bernie sanders is history. sleepy joe biden is here. think about it, i'm here because of sleepy joe. president o. china wants sleepy joe badly. and biden knocking trump claiming the obama administration deserves credit for the booming economy. >> i know president trump likes to take credit for the economy and the economic growth and low unemployment numbers. but guess what are the facts? not the alternative facts. president trump inherited an economy from obama-biden administration that was given to him. just like he inherited everything else in his life. >> dana: all right. juan, biden rebranding the obama administration to the -- obama-biden administration. >> it helps him. helps him with black voters and minorities. what struck me,

plays monopoly dana perino!the five." it is official, the 23 had a jack-in-the-box just grew another head. and boy, is it empty. >> there is plenty of money in this world. there is plenty of money in the country, it is just in the wrong hands. >> the quinnipiac poll that showed 26% of new york voters, 72% of new york democrat say that you should not run. >> the pole that matters is the election, new yorkers have said that twice that they want me to lead them, i call them con don, we know his tricks and his playbook. i know how to take him on, i've been watching it for decades. >> greg: one of the most inapt to in human history has decided to take his incompetence national vowing to steal your money and spread it around. but i guess if everyone in your city hates you, running for president is better than getting run out of town. no one likes this guy. here's some proof. >> worse mayor ever! worse mayor ever! >> liar! liar! >> you can't run the city, you can't run the country! you can't run the city coming you can

da dana. >> dana: thanks, hillary.p launched her campaign against bullying. today she has more. >> we're trying to better highlight and promote the program on behalf of the u.s. government. >> dana: the first lady said be best will be taking on online safety and the opioid crisis for young people. pop prisoners and patriots, a las vegas group is helping all. trained by convicts behind bars before the animals go to work as companions for veterans. the good news is, the program is a win-win for all giving the pups a new lease on life while the prisoners and patriots helping with rehabilitation and healing. we're getting ready for "the five" later on. thanks for joining us on "the daily briefing." i'm dana perino. up next, here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, 2:00 in houston where police are at this moment searching for a young girl missing after her stepdad turned up with a bruised forehead and what they describe as a bizarre story about kidnappers taking them on a terrifying ride. plus, children caught

here is dana. >> dana: your daily briefing starts now. stocks continue to tumble and we will look at how american farmers are affected by the latest round of tariffs between the u.s. and china. felicity huffman is in court this hour for her involvement in operation diversity blues. in our 2020 campaign trail mix, why some cory booker supporters are seething over the media coverage over mayor pete buttigieg. hello, everyone. i am dana perino this is "the daily briefing" ." wall street reeling as the u.s.-china trade war heats up. beijing announcing. this follows the u.s. slapping tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese imports. president trump tweeting: "i say openly to president xi and all of my many friends in china that china will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave china for other countries. too expensive to buy in china. you had a great deal, almost completed, and you backed out!" deirdre bolton from fox business network joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the latest.

>> dana: no. no. no.>> greg: all right, just checking. >> dana: i would be appalled to learn everyone else has. >> greg: i think everyone at this table but dana. >> dana: i'm terrified of drugs. >> greg: that's okay. it's good news, dagen. i don't you can criminalize a substance. you can criminalize behavior but if you criminalize a substance, it can have positive and negative effects which we are learning. magic mushrooms, stupid name, it's great for dealing with pts ptsd. >> dagen: micro dosing is hugely popular, expiring expero treat mental health problems. focus and attention deficit problems. more people like in silicon valley do it. joe rogan, i am a fan of his podcast. he is in favor of this. i however worry about the economy. so many people have switched to growing weed in california. you can't buy flowers if you're a florist, a mainstream florist. you have to buy them from overseas because everyone is growing marijuana. i suffer from panic attacks so i really don't need any hallucinogenic mushroo

a >> greg: i thought it was beautiful. >> dana: the in-laws one. >> jesse: dana, i was reading "axiosthis morning, they only did a whip count and found 20-30 house democrats supporting impeachment. >> dana: that's why the media coverage is way overblown compared to what people really want. and house speaker nancy pelosi a speaker because moderate democrats won in the swing district. she will not be speaker if those people do not win again. >> jesse: hold the line, nancy nancy. >> dana: the question that i would want to ask mueller, when did you know that -- when did you make the decision that you cannot indict us to mark and if you had that early on, wouldn't some smoke signal have been helpful? because now i think that it is all muddled. >> jesse: he came to that conclusion after the fact. i would also ask him, when did you know that there was no collusion? but that's why he does not want to face congress or the media, because he does not want to answer those questions. >> katie: to pick up on dana's question of when he knew about not being able to indict, the justice department in p

>> reporter: hey, dana. the aclu and planned parenthood say they plan to initiate a lawsuit in an attempt to phrobg block this law before it takes effect. yesterday, governor ivy signed a bill making it a class a felony for doctors to perform abortions except where the woman's life is in danger. it is scheduled to take effect in six months. the governor explained many americans, myself included, disagreed when roe v. wade was handed down in 1973. sponsors of the bill believe it is time once again for the u.s. supreme court to revisit this important matter and they believe this act may bring about the best opportunity for this to occur. aclu responded to ivy's actions by saying by signing this bill the governor and her colleagues have decided to waste millions of alabama taxpayer dollars in order to defend a bill that is simply a political effort to overturn 46 years of prez dent that has followed the supreme court's row v. wade decision. we will not allow that to happen and we will see them in court. these l

>> dana: it's none of my business.h dana, and they have a kid together. going to refrain from commentin commenting. >> jesse: he put the kid in the -- >> juan: whoa. you hope the family can pull back together but i worry that he is compulsive. >> greg: when he enters the race, he will get 2% to make 3%. he will be on the stage and it will be great. >> katie: he will be on "vanity fair" ." >> dana: he will do "the view." >> juan: are you guilty of this? the shocking amount of time people spend gossiping. that's what's next on "the five." what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speak

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone.long with lisa boothe, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld, it is 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five" ." brand-new headaches for democrats heading into 2020, freshman congress woman rashida to leave creating a new controversy over her comments about the holocaust while discussing the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> this is a calming feeling that i tell folks when i think of the holocaust and the treasury of the holocaust and the fact that it was my ancestors. palestinians who lost their land and some lost to their lives. their human dignity. their existence in many ways had been wiped out. all of it. in the name of trying to create a safe- . >> dana: they are slamming her is anti-semitic and want to nancy pelosi to take action against the congresswoman, but she is refusing to back down, saying that critics are twisting her words in an effort to silence her and nancy pelosi tweeting that the desperate attempts to smear rashida to leave and misrepresent her comments

>> dana: obviously pressure.ther thing very interesting, so far she's been able to keep everybody pretty much in line. now you see people that disagree with her willing to go out and do interviews. they're on the record, tweeting about it, openly in revolt. so i think she had to have this phone call. every reporter you know will be on the phone call. we'll in some way find out about the phone call. i think president trump is 98% under impeachment. just making it official will maybe change a little bit. they're already doing all of the things basically to impeach somebody. all the documents, the testimony, all of the requests. she has the support from the democrats but the natives are restless. they're saying wait, she told us we have to win the majority in order to hold president trump accountable. now she's saying, we can't hold the president accountable because we have to keep the majority. you can understand that grass roots are frustrated. >> jesse: she doesn't want people in swing districts having to take a

>> dana: is he disbarred?e that judges look unfavorably at lawyers that actually commit he's kinds of crimes? >> emily: absolutely. he's not disbarred yet. this point he's not technically convicted of anything. >> greg: that won't stop it. >> dana: oh, that's a detail. >> emily: ethically -- yeah, that's a matter of time. what is crazy is how delusional he is. he says i'm looking forward to total exoneration. it's like we all saw you toss the lighted match. it's insane. the charging documents read like total drama. it's shows the character he is. yelling and angry and the quotes. there's three different schemes he's charged with in two different districts that it just reads like this complete law and order episode. i guarantee that make an episode off 0 this. >> dana: juan, avenatti denied the allegations. he said stormy daniels received millions and we paid huge sums. >> juan: i don't know the details. i'm told it's not only stormy daniels but there's pro basketball players that he was representing. he also i

until barack obama won iowa. >> dana: let me show you.66.6% of black turnout was a record high. that went down to 59.6%, probably helping hillary clinton to her loss. now that they have this record in the economy, they are going to try to see if they can get more african-american support as well. what do you think? >> i think joe biden is an old shoe, and there's great comfort with joe biden at the top of the ticket. i think african-american voters are socially conserved, and are a lot more pragmatic than they get credit for. that someone who increases their economic stability and security. the argument that the trump administration has, they can make the case that they -- they have made their lives better. that's something the trump administration has to hammer home, they will not get the majority of the book black voters but they could get 20%. it will be a huge victory for them. >> he tweeted this last night. he said another massive crowd tonight, while over a thousand in birmingham. any campaign would covet this audience, but his even

>> dana: yes, yours are great.e that i get. >> geraldo: not so calming. >> dana: if you feel like you don't have time to do the things that you can do or not living your best life, there is something wrong. and you have to take an inventory. are you going out too much at night? are you not getting exercise? should you go to bed earlier? should you stop watching reality tv, there is a lot of personal responsibility that goes along with this. >> geraldo: but you are saying that burnout syndrome is a real thing and this is how you deal with it? >> dana: know, people feel burnout because they do not take responsibility for their livelihood and behavior. >> greg: i think this is garbage. >> geraldo: you are a young man on the rise there? do you ever feel burned out? >> jesse: no, i don't feel burned out. i sit every day for an hour and host a television show, it is not that stressful of a job. there are villagers that are like working from sunup to sundown with their hands fending off the elements, and really stressed o

. >> dana: kerfuffle.ere finally, like to have a question? >> jesse: it looked like it was written by her staff and she read it. lindsey graham said it was slanderous at one point and cut her off because she was just flame throwing. i thought barr was very professional and poised and more agile than a lot of the senators. he obviously has a much sharper legal mind than many of these people up there and he made an airtight defense of how he handled this thing professionally and appropriately, no matter what anybody else says. mueller's letter, to me, looked like someone who would gotten fantastic coverage for two years from the right, from the left. he was this noble prince that everybody loved and respected. the minute he submits this report and doesn't convict the president, all the press coverage shifts and starts turning negatively against him, and he hated that. couldn't stand it that he was all of a sudden getting negative press coverage, so he writes this letter to memorialize, which is important, to

republicans have a private lawyer. >> jesse: let dana respond. >> dana: it's not the same.s for a special committee, like watergate or iran contra. >> juan: they brought in a lawyer to question christine blasey ford. >> jesse: to take it easy on her. >> juan: no, >> dana: that's exactly why. >> juan: get out of here. >> jesse: everybody was screaming about your wasting your time. >> dana: they didn't want republican men to look like they were berating her. they have the staff attorney do it. >> jesse: i think he takes the bucket of kfc, take it out and dump it on his head. >> greg: imagine republican bringing chicken and handing a drumstick to an african-american woman like he did. >> jesse: he did? >> greg: we didn't have the tape but that's what he did. if any republican had done that, holy crap. politics has changed. you talk about stunt politics, the media has changed it by rewarding the worst behaviors, grandstanding, demonization, threats, scapegoating. exaggeration. this man is a threat. >> dana: the most dangerous man in america. >> greg: why did he do this stunt? i

dana perino's famous queso? danaes perino? >> dana: it is b, ranch dressing?> tucker: it wasn't your famous case so he. is it b, ranch dressing? to the tape we go. >> and the grassroots care about. >> i'm sorry. i'm just going to get some ranch. [laughter] >> dana: just wanted some ranch. just like everybody. >>>> tucker: look at that you are one up. >> gregg: no one is going to go for dana's queso. >> tucker: that was my guess. you never know at kirsten gillibrand event. a democratic congressman became a bit of a laughing stock in digital world yesterday on twitter. this congressman bragged to his followers that he walked an entire extra block to get his coffee. this was an effort to boycott trump tower. who wasasgo it? greg gutfeld? >> greg: swalwell. >> dana: are you going to give it to him? >> greg: i'm mocking his name. >> tucker: let's see if your answer matches our tape. >> all right. eric swalwell, california democrat. >> he turned a trip to go to starbucks into this political statement tweeting this. it is snowing in new york. i need coffee. the close

beat that dana and your dog.union that was decades in the making in mississippi, get this, an article about the 109-year-old teacher and he recognized her and every student reached out and figured a way to get together. they felt the afternoon together. he is a retired judge and the father of a senator. it was really nice. the teacher is mean a lot to us over the years and reconnecting. >> greg: you like these reunions with old people. >> dana: i like doing reunions of all people. >> greg: you have been doing this a lot lately. i've been noticing it. >> jesse: he has his eyes on you. >> shannon: it's time for my shameless book blog. i get a lot of questions about what is everyone like at fox and how did you end up there? >> greg: what does greg like? >> shannon: it is all in there. my husband is in there and the story how we met, we look like babies. many moons ago. i talk about my mom was also a teacher and a chapter about her as the meanest mom in the world as she embraced because she had a plaque that said tha

dana, you are about 3 years old. >> dana: having to go through the new york media gauntlet. i didn't appreciate that until i had been in politics myself, at the white house or even here. >> greg: you worked for trump. i mean you worked for bush. >> dana: it can shape a whole generation. everyone here knows president trump. they've known for 30 years. you talk about insider, he's the ultimate insider. there's nothing you don't know. >> greg: it's true. if i remember, he talked about this and about how the tax thing is a game. i know. >> jesse: i love it when you do fox news breaking news alerts. can you always do that? there is something very gutfeld gutfeld-ian about it. he wrote a book, the art of the comeback and he explained everything about the tax losses. you take a loss when you build a business. i think also in the '80s, wasn't he on a massive, multimillion dollar buying spree. he bought the plaza hotel for half a billion. he bought a yacht, football franchise, an airline. when you grow business, you're going to have some liabilities and then you can write off with th

dana talks about that. there are certain things you could possibly do with that, but in general it is better to think of us all blending. that is the way i think this conference was emphasizing. , she wrote this book, and she was at the meeting. her name was catherine. her grandparents i think it was or great grandparents built this building here. the people who live in this building, it is full of mariotti iachi band members. she gave her history which is in the front of this book which is she countries her family back to the original settlers of los angeles. settlers are a mixed bunch of folks. back,s going all the way one of them is listed as knee grow. , so very dark skin. and then on the other side was more just a normal blending of mexicans. so she has got 250 years of history. san diego is older than l.a., better than l.a. she countries her lineage back. here is our women who lives in los angeles, her family goes all the way back to the beginnings of los angeles, and in her is all of this mixture of

dana talks about that. there are certain things you could possibly do with that, but in general it is better to think of us all blending. that is the way i think this conference was really emphasizing. this woman here, she wrote this book, and she was at the meeting. her name was catherine. her grandparents, i think it was, or great grandparents, they built this building here. uc los angeles in the background. apparently now, the people who live in the building, it is full of mariachi band members. they call it the hotel mariachi. it is sort of fun. she then gave her history, which is in the front of this book , which is she can trace her family back to the original settlers of los angeles. the original settlers of los angeles are a mixed bunch of folks. she has all the way back, the -- the maled as is listed as negro, so very dark skin. and then on the other side was more just a normal blending of mexican. so she has got 250 years of history. actually not, because san diego is older than l.a., better than

mccaul: dana was a good friend of mine. dana always talked about the man who helped us and is now in pakistani prison and i don't think we did enough to get him out. was in abad bad -- abadabad about a month after capturing lane. there was a feeling of anger at the time. they said your c.i.a. never told me he was in my country. maybe so but the i.s.i. certainly, i think, knew. he's in abadabad, which is like the west point academy. i think they harbored him. and the i.s.i. is complicit with extremists. they're not helping nuss afghanistan at all. they're a threat to india, as you know, and kashmir. and we have aid. the tricky part about our aid is predominantly it's there to

i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." round two of the escalading feud with president trump and nancy pelosi over claims of a cover-up and possible impeachment. the speaker, not backing away after saying the president may be breaking the law. >> while he tries to say it's because i said cover-up, we've been saying cover-up for a while. what really got to him is these court cases and the fact that the house democratic caucus is not on a path to impeachment. that's where he wants us to be. i pray for the president of the united states. >> i wish his family or his administration or the staff would have an intervention nor the benefit of the country. >> you concerned about his well-be something. >> i am and the well-being of the united states of america. >> dana: president trump firing back with personal tax against pelosi and calling on aides to dispute her claims that he threw a temper tantrum. >> it's a do-nothing congress. the democrats have done nothing in the house, done absolutely nothing. they tonight get -- other tha

>> anyway, dana? going to run for president let's face it. >> big fear of politics. >> that's a big decision later in the show. >> i would do tougher than she looks. >> oh! >> i don't know if that's true. >> you are pretty tough. jesse? >> i am trying to think of something good. >> that should be it. >> jesse watters trying to think of something good. >> [laughing]. >> still waters run deep. >> oh! >> but you are never still. >> you can't even come up with a pun. it could be the name of the book: rising waters. >> that's alarming. we have to win the coast. >> you are going to clean this country up, waters. >> i don't think i will run on an anti-corruption campaign. i will be corrupt. my opponents will run against me on an anti-corruption campaign. >> this is an innovative thought. the corruption candidates. >> [laughing]. >> donate to my campaign. >> exactly. if i donate to his campaign, i will get what i want. >> remember when the president was talking about the slippery stage that he was on. that wa

hey, bret. >> bret: hey, dana.s try to hammer out a landmark trade deal right now. the administration tries to turn the tables on democrats on the russian collusion investigation, and president trump expresses doubts following the second weapons lodge of the week. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we are a matter of hours from in positions of new tariffs of $200 billion worth of chinese imports on what could be a dangerous next step in the trade

>> i'm dana bash in for brianna keilar. live from cnn's washington headquarters, breaking news from president trump himself. he says that he is giving the go-ahead for day digital troops to be sent to the middle east. he says it will be around 1,500 troops, taking what he calls defensive positions. >> we want to have protection in the middle east. we're going to be concerneding a a -- to be sending a small number of troops and we'll see how -- we'll see what happens. it will be about 1,500 people. >> now, with reaction to what the white house and pentagon say are threats from iran, i want to bring in john kirby who is our national security analyst. of course, a retired admiral. you've been to the pentagon and the state department and as spokesperson you understand these kinds of issues better than most, so break it down for us exactly what this is and why they say at the pentagon even that it's needed. >> so there are two components to this 1,500. the first is that they are extended the patriot batteries that are there and

dana bash is in for brianna keilar, and she starts right now. >> i'm dana bash live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now. in today's episode of season three, a president denies a temper tantrum, the speaker is concerned for his well-being and their feud may signal the point of no return. andolng the death of a sick migrant child in u.s. custody and he was the face of the enemy early in the afghanistan war, and today the american taliban walks free amid fears that john walker lindh is still radicalized and harriet tubman won't be on the dollar bill as long as president trump is president but is the excuse legit? riding the trump elevator and pushing every single button. lighting him up not just on his inability to work on bipartisan legislation but he says on his capability, even asking his family and aides for an intervention. >> so -- but the president again stormed out, and i think -- pound the table and walk out the door. what? next time have the tv cameras in there while i have my say. that didn't work for him either, and now this time another temper tantrum. again,

." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello i am dana perino with kennedy.n williams and jesse watters and cambric drug. -- and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." 3 different polls predict that president trump will win re-election. as the race for the white house continues to lead up the president want letting up on attacks for joe biden. ripping him for his role in the 1994 crime bill. "anyone associated with the 1994 crime bill won't be elected. african-americans won't be able to vote for you." the road to 2020 could be difficult for joe biden. he is not doing a lot of compaining. advisors say with name recognition, the former vp doesn't need to introduce himself to voters and he can attract media attention without slashing events. how long greg. will campaigning hide up to you? >> hiding biden. this didn't work for hillary. they kept hillary in a freezer. they had her powered down. then they would charge her and send her out. nothing would happen. look, this is like three segmentes in one. first the polls. this is an all

emily: dana, do you see a real sentiment change in focus on the company? dana: no. everyone is still in their bunkers. very polarized. the stock did rise today, but it is still off by more than, i have not checked lately, but it was down 30% yesterday. nowhere near the all-time high. they have a lot to do this year. emily: dana hull, luke kawa for bloomberg. we will keep following. the u.s. defense department faces new pressure from congress over president trump's proposed space force. the pentagon asked for $72 million in initial funding for the program. lawmakers say they need more information about why the new service is necessary. military leaders testified to the senate about a potential space force. the hearing may have only fueled skepticism, however, among lawmakers. coming up, microsoft's cloud business is on the rise, but can it hold its own against market leader amazon? we will hear from microsoft's top clad leader next. and you can listen to bloomberg at bloomberg.com, the bloomberg app and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: next week,

that i would not get goofy.>> immy: dana, no >> you get me goofy. >> jimmy: dana, we have to get --ghter ] we have to - we have to get goofy >> we have to get goofy. >> jimmy: we have to get - [ speaking fake foreign language ] >> jimmy: you come on, you get goofy on me.re [ speaking fake fon language ] >> ad lib? [ speaking fake foreign language ] >> i'm doing a recap of the last sketch. [ laughter ] -- to people tuning in >> jimmy: that you for doing "legends" with two legends, dana carvey and robert smigel. >> that was the silliest thing i've ever done [ laughter ] that was the craziest i've ever done >> jimmy: i'll tell you what made me laugh, i was so psyched to see you, i saw you at the oscars with mike meyers. >> i know, isn't that cool >> jimmy: were you nervous at all? >> i was i didn't -- if -- i said, look if i'm going to the academy awards, it's been 27 years, so i would be like are a hundthe next time i'd be invited. so i got a tuxedo that was many of thousands of dollars. i said, i just want to look like clooneyal they kept going, "?" "yep, clooney. and then i got the

and dana immediately called me. we had a long conversation on monday. understand where we're going with this. although i have a problem with pricing at different levels or different times, i'm retracting my letter in opposition and i want to thank dana for speaking to me. she also informed he they will be at the june prozac meeting to talk about this item. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is mary. i live in san francisco -- >> clerk: could you speak into the mic? >> i live in san francisco in the forest hill neighborhood. i'm a board member of the san francisco botanical garden where i have been involved heavily for the last 21 years. i come here to speak in favor of flexible pricing. the botanical garden is much more popular than ever for tourists. last year we hit all-time high of 455,000 visitors. it's 55 acres with 9,000 plants. many endangered and rare. we provide a very unique and wonderful visitor experience. trip advisor, facebook, google, give us 4.5 or greater out of 5 for visitor experience. t

i am dana perino with martha, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.s 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ shut up ♪ about pollices ♪ ain't nothing ♪ but a big ♪ pile of dirty tricks ♪ so shut up ♪ about politics ♪ you bunch left ♪ i bunch right ♪ caught up in the middle of a deep swamp fight. >> john rich performed shut up about politics reached number 2 overall on itsunami. -- tunes. all proceed go to folds of honor. it's only 99 cent. >> i don't want to be a downer. i have second thoughts about the charity. i didn't think it was going to be this secondful. if we told them 80% they would not have known.uccessful. if we told them 80% they would not have known. no, we had to go 100%. >> you are taking this in the wrong direction. >> what money are we missing out of it? >> why do you think the song was successful? >> when you get people to say shut up, it's potent. everybody in the bar gets involved. it's 2 minutes and 20 seconds long. >> don't compare this to punk rock. >> it has a great concept. shut up about politics. shut up