dana perino? >> that was a beautiful statement, meghan mccain. the breaking news, i don't think anybody knew that the president called the "new york times" into the oval office. not talking about health care or tax reform, but laying into his attorney general jeff sessions and bob mueller talking about the russian investigation. the president has a brand new league team. ty cobb is a giant of lawyers in washington, d.c. was this part of his advice to move forward? >> you can't craft a scenario where this would be part of what ty cobb would want the president of the united states to do. the reason to bring in ty cobb a seasoned washington attorney is to bring in someone who is seasoned and says, look, mr. president, stop doing interviews and stop talking about the investigation and lashing out at robert mueller or people on your own team like jeff sessions the attorney general. let this play out. there is nothing you can do to stop the special counsel right now. we have the president attacking his own attorney general. saying if he knew jeff sessi

dana perino is also with us, she knows well the demands of that job, cohost of "the five" but somebody that used to serve in the sean spicer role for president george w. bush. are you surprised? >> not entirely, no. i have known sean spicer as well for a long time. he worked in washington, you knew sean spicer. he worked with the bush administration, he was in excellent spokesperson for the u.s. trade representative and really helped on a strategic level on trying to get the most trade deals done. when he was named the press secretary and white house communications director at the same time at the beginning of the administration, i remember saying "that's a lot to have on your plate." i see those as two separate things, like sales and marketing at a company. i think -- if anyone was going to be able to do it, he would have all the qualifications because he has done all those jobs. the press secretary job has changed a lot. this president is much more engaged in terms of watching the press briefings and the news and he has a great desire to make sure he is being defended in the way he e

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watters, greg gutfeld, and dana perino.his is "the five." it is the hearing that everyone will be watching. oj simpson is up for parole this week. will one of america's most infamous prisoners be set free? it's a crime saga that dan -- that began more than 23 years ago.n 1994, los angeles police in hot pursuit of a fugitive from justice. nfl legend orenthal james simpson wanted for the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. it led to the trial of the century. >> o.j. simpson in a knit cap from two blocks away iss still o.j. simpson. it's no disguise. it's no disguise. it makes no sense. it doesn't fit. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> kimberly: and in 1995, an acquittal. despite powerful d.n.a. evidence that linked simpson directly to the crime. >> we, the jury in the above. entitled action, find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violationha of penal code section 187 a. >> kimberly: but two years later in a civil trial, he t was found liable for the deat

dana perino. >> dana: a great story.school newspaper interviewed secretary mattis after obtaining his cell phone number from a picture they saw in "the washington post." i think they were the only ones to have their photograph -- they called him and left a voice mail. they texted saying can we interview you? he agreed. he spent 45 minutes with them. they covered all sorts of topics about what they should be learning about in high school, criticism of obama administration. and he said he was interested in passing along what he learned to young people. he printed out 15 pages. a lot of information. >> kimberly: >> kimberly: i havy important and serious update. charlie gard, the term daily ll of 11-month-old baby. charlie's parents want to pursue a new treatment and will get a chance to change a judges mind. they have fresh evidence their son should receive treatment and have 48 hours to present that information to the judge and so far it british and european courts have sided with the hospitals decision that charlie's life

market -- dana perino is back with us. juan williams is cohost of "the five" ."ark's thoughts first and go around the horn and get back to dana. mark, before you do that, let's put up one more of these quotes so that you can -- so the folks at home who may not have seen them can see them, m we are not pulling them all up for a very good reasons because they are not pg rated. he says i'm not steve bannon, i'm not trying to mount bran off of the blank strength of the president. i'm here to serve the country. he threatened to fire the enteric medications department because he was upset that a leak happened that explained who he was having dinner with, with the president of the white house. mark. >> i'm speaking as somebody who wants the president to succeed and wants his agenda to pass. this is an absolute train wreck. think about what's happening. sarah huckabee sanders was just on and she said that he is just so passionate about the president's agenda. if he so passionate about the president's agenda, stop stepping on it. yesterday they had a big announcement with

on this election. >> kimberly: dana perino. >> dana: i really don't know where to begin. you know when you were a kid, i you had that snack called pinecones? you spread them with peanut butter -- that was all the arguments of the entire last eight years. i'm not exactly sure where to start. he said last week, the president, president obama didn't do anything about it and he knew about it. he agrees that the russians tried to interfere in our election. there's an investigation. mueller is working on it. the integrity of it is set. set that aside. we are really looking at is tomorrow. the first face-to-face meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. it looks like it will be a very small meeting with only rex tillerson and interpreters. there's very little little room for leaks. they will spend their side about what happened, there will be a little bit of press but not a lot. we willno still be living in ths world of interpretation about what it actually could have been. >> greg: a lot of people are getting donald trump grief because he mentioned his predecessor. i

and i have known tony snow, our own dana perino, and from your perspective of being up there, the state of the media, we have the fake news, we have had phony stories, they get advance, they blow up. russia, russia obsession. what is your assessment -- assessment six months and a day deciding to step down of the media? >> i think that most people are not privy to how stories are developed and what stories make it to the front page, the mainstream media whether in print or broadcast, i think they would be shocked and disappointed to see some of the bias that exists in some of the stories that do not get told, or the manner in which they are told. i was increasingly disappointed in how so many members of the media do their job or rather don't do their job. the bias which they come from, and as i mentioned a while ago, it has become a click bait mentality with the reporters where they are concerned with their clip or their click then they are with the truth and the facts. >> sean: you know, this is very interesting to me, because i've watched and witnessed some of these exchanges. and i kn

weather is considered weak and very strongly in question if you look at all the data. >> jesse: dana perinoa: well, president trump one thing, maybe one of the only things that could reinvigorate al gore's career. we have seen more of al gore in the last six months than we have in 8 years. and that's because gore did not poke president obama at all when it came to climate change. he didn't say do more. like paris accords were basically totally voluntary so it really meant nothing. and so gore now has reclaim from obama the title of global climate change champion of the world. all he has to do is put out a press release and he will get on tv. >> jesse: juan? >> juan: i think al gore thought that the paris climate deal wasn't sufficient and they weren't doing enough. so he was critical of that. i don't know he made it personal with obama in the way that i think people make it personal with trump because trump has been very clear he is not about that. now, last week when he was over for bastille day in paris, apparently emmanuel macron the president was making an effort to try to get president

this goes to dana perino. if you could put one person on a rocket to mars, who would it be and why? at with jesse watters. >> jesse: it can't be me. >> dana: one person to mars... i think i would send my brother in, ben, because he loves it space so much and he is so into it, and very interesting. i assume they get to look around and come back. >> jesse: you assumed that. gutfeld, who would you send? >> greg: someone extremely old old. i would say, somebody old in case they come back. they have a full life. >> jesse: this is dark. >> greg: if you go to mars right now, you are not coming back. someone who has had a full life. >> jesse: i would send the baby. k.g.? >> jesse: i would send kim. >> jesse: kim kardashian? >> kimberly: no, kim jong owen owen. >> juan: you think trumps available? >> jesse: martians, you all owe me $20. >> kimberly: "make mars great again." >> jesse: okay, next question. from susan, kimberly guilfoyle, what other professional worker would you like to shadow for a day or two to see another side of life? a nurse, a police officer, factory worker, or someone not

they are, balanced, and unafraid, "special report" with james rosen, "the story" with guest host dana perinoonds. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, they trump administration issuing a warning to the global community, stand with the united states against nuclear armed north korea or america will hold you accountable. that is "the story." i'm dana perino in for martha maccallum. that stark message delivered to the world super powers as the president touches down in poland ahead of the g20 summit where he will face north korea's enablers. it was a little more than 24 hours ago while american celebrated independence day that north korea test launched its newest weapon. a missile capable of reaching alaska while carrying a nuclear warhead. the pentagon noting, this is like nothing i have ever

"the story" with guest host dana perino starts right now. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, with the world'sost urgent crisis on the table. president trump finally sits face-to-face with vladimir putin. confronts the russian strongman over his alleged interference in america's democracy. and tonight, the two sides are offering two very different accounts of what happened on closed doors. that's the story. good evening, i'm dana perino and for martha maccallum. donald trump and mr. pruden meeting for the first time. after months of investigations, can russia's meddling in the election, the discussion stretched over two hours. he touched nearly every major world problem, from north korea to the blood he civil war in syria. and also isis. according to secretary of state rex tillerson, one of only six men in that room, it began with the president pressing mr. pruden on the findings of the u.s. intelligence community. >> the president opened the meeting with president putin by raising the concerns of the american people regarding russian interference in the 2016 election. the president rightly fo

"the story" with guest host dana perino starts right now. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, with the world's the table. president trump finally sits face-to-face with vladimir putin. confronts the russian strongman over his alleged interference in america's democracy. and tonight, the two sides are offering two very different accounts of what happened on closed doors. that's the story. good evening, i'm dana perino and for martha maccallum. donald trump and mr. pruden meeting for the first time. after months of investigations, can russia's meddling in the election, the discussion stretched over two hours. he touched nearly every major world problem, from north korea to the blood he civil war in syria. and also is

i am dana perino and this is "the five." some explosive new development on a white house kerfuffle spilling out into the public. the new communications director anthony scaramucci gave a profanity filled interviewer ir the new yorker. he called reince priebus and expletive paranoid schizophrenic and a paranoiac. and stephen bannon, scaramucci took to twitter following the publication saying i sometimes use colorful language, i will remain in this arena but not give up the passionate fight for trump's agenda. and he just tweeted i made a mistake in trusting a reporter. it won't happen again. no word yet from that reporter. sarah sanders weighed in earlier. >> anthony put out a statement here just moments ago stating that this is a guy who sometimes uses colorful and in many circles probably not appropriate language. he's very passionate about the president and his agenda and i think he may have let that get the best of him in that conversation. >> dana: there's a lot more developing tonight. let's go to the white house and br

they are, balanced, and unafraid, "special report" with james rosen, "the story" with guest host dana perino starts in about 5 seconds. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, they trump administration issuing a warning to the global community, stand with the united states against nuclear armed north korea or america will hold you accountable. that is "the story." i'm dana perino in for martha maccallum. that stark message delivered to the world super powers as the president touches down in poland ahead of the g20 summit where he will face north korea's enablers. it was a little more than 24 hours ago while american celebrated independence day that north korea test launched its newest weapon. a missile capable of reaching alaska while carrying a nuclear warhead. the pentagon noting, this is like nothing i have ever seen. earlier today, u.s. investors united nations, nikki haley, just an emergency meeting of th the -- speak up make no mistake, north korea's launch of an icbm is a clear and sharpy escalation. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and

trying to run away from a difficult -- >> kimberly: i have an excellent communication question for dana perino. we talked about the communications team in the beginning of this segment -- so long ago -- what do they have to do now to try to think -- >> dana: i don't think it's their fault. when i say they need to get ahead of the story, that means somebody in the white house, i think it has to come from the president or chief of m staff, that says, "everybody in my office, now." lay it all on the table. i want to hear it also these people know what they are getting into. i'm curious. i'm not going to go chase it down but i'm curious about the sourcing. it's three advisors to the whitee house. it doesn't mean they are inside the white house. they could be outside the white house. >> greg: it could be tripadvisor. >>>> dana: [laughs] i think there is a whole bunch of reasons these type of coordinated leaks happen. three advisors to the white house. to me, that sounds like they coordinated. it is possibly because they know something worse or maybe something will look worse and maybe it isn't. it'

watters, greg gutfeld, and dana perino. "the five." it is the hearing that everyone will be watching. oj simpson is up for parole this week. will one of america's most infamous prisoners be set free? it's a crime saga that dan -- that began more than 23 years ago.n 1994, los angeles police in hot pursuit of a fugitive from justice. nfl legend orenthal james simpson wanted for the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman.

fires him, because there is a theory that has been floated, this by former white house secretary dana perino. >> republicans and conservatives that came to jeff sessions' defense this week all said but he's doing the best on the issue we care about the most and that's immigration. where can jeff sessions do even more as immigration? as the secretary of homeland security. so i think that what they're going to try to do -- sessions over to dhs -- >> yahtzee. >> and how can the conservatives complain? and then you have a new a.g. he thinks can then fire mueller. >> i've got to say this idea of moving sessions over to dhs was another idea floated to me by jeremy peters on my broadcast, saving the part about firing mueller. that part was not discussed. but how do you think democrats would respond -- >> saving that part. >> yeah, we don't know what would happen for sure. but in terms of moving him, how would democrats respond if sessions moves from a.g. to dhs? >> i think this whole idea -- look, i have real problems with jeff sessions. i voted against him for a.g. he responded to questions of min

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, dana perino and richard fowler. sunday, president trump retreated a video, this is his head being replaced by the cnn logo. i bet you haven't seen it yet. it was silly, harmless nonsense. yet people lost their minds. sorry, did i say people? i meant humorless libs who take issue with this. oh, i'm getting the vapors. cnn actually issued a statement about this saying it incites violence. as if it were a's sakes and adaptation where the president is being murdered. even sadder, brian stelter asked if trump violated twitter policy. he said this. >> even if some people think it was stunning, i didn't take it very seriously. we will ask twitter that question. whether it violates their terms of service. >> greg: he's like the student who reminds the teacher that you forgot to assign homework. where the dorm ra who called security because you are having too much fun and he wasn't invited. lighten up. the worst part of this is how cnn got taken in again. don't they know that pro wrestling is fake? it's not a real fight. the

"the story" with guest host dana perino starts right now. ♪ hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehd everyone.hannity" is up next. >> this is a fox news alert, president trump confronts putin. earlier today at the g20 summit in germany present from imprudent met face-to-face for the first time. and tillerson explained what was said about election hacking. >> it opened the meeting by raising concerns of the american people regarding the russian interference of the election. they had a very robust and lengthy exchange. the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion regarding russian involvement. putin denied such involvement. >> laura: shocking that he would deny that. he added that trump was pressing china over north korea. more from our fox news contributor. let's talk about this meeting with putin. this went on for a couple of hours. apparently melania trump tried to break it up after a certain point. give me some highlights and your perspective. >> i think the fact that president trump opened the meeting by talking about russian interference in our election. and pressed it s

i am dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, greco failed, and jesse watters. this is "the five" ." america puts the world on notice after north korea testfired an intercontinental ballistic missile on our independence day. the trump administration says global action is required to stop a global threat and called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council today. the u.n. said it's prepared to use military force to defend ourselves and our allies if we must. more from national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. >> dana, u.s. defense officials say this is not a missile they have ever seen before. it's so new the pentagon doesn't even have a name for it. it was fired from a launch pad not used by north korea in the past. to get a today, nikki haley pue world on notice. >> the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lives with our considerable military forces. we will use them if we must, but we prefer not to have to go in that direction. >> the pent

this is something i spoke to dana perino about.lk to people who are veterans of past administrations, regardless of party, they oftentimes feel a deep sense of loyalty for the president. scaramucci is saying you have got to be loyal to the president and he's stiff arming gop loyalists. should reince priebus be worried? bret: i think so. we heard that he was in trouble heading out the door and it never transpired. but we are seeing the connection between scaramucci and the president. i think -- and the tension between scaramucci and reince priebus. i don't think that that bodes well. then you hear people like wayne berman who has been interviewed we are told at the white house for a big job. maybe that big job is chief staff. if i'm reince priebus i'm worried. kennedy: what are the factions at the white house and how does scaramucci's influence affect voters? bret: i think he's trying to be synpatico with the president's agenda. he wants to let trump be trump. i talked to him previously and talked to folks over at the white house. t

i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." tonight, new reaction from president trump with the firestorm surrounded around his son and russia. he only learned about the controversial sit down a couple of days ago and doesn't blame his son for holding the meeting. saying many people would have. democrats want the treason charge, other people say nonsense. >> there's been so much overwrought claim. there are people talking about treason. i can't believe "the new york times" had an op-ed yesterday in which treason was mentioned. >> people are saying it could be treason, which is facially absurd. >> it just doesn't rise to that level. >> dana: corey lewandowski thinks the white house needs to get much tougher on cracking down on leaks. >> anybody and i mean anybody should be removed immediately, i don't know who the leaker is. if someone was speaking to the media or leaking information which could potentially be detrimental to the president and his administration, i would fire them on the spot. >> dana: juan, if i would go to your

dana perino predicted they would get the votes to go forward and have the conversation to get this doneey have been complaining about obamacare and the fact they wanted to do something about it. now is the time. >> yes. debate what? we don't know what! you are buying lock, stock and barrel, like an empty vessel and saying let's have this debate. >> they know what the ingredients are. >> do the republicans know what is in the bill they will debate? no. john mccain today said he would never vote for any of the bills that are on the floor right now. you have people like rob out of ohio, dean heller out of nevada. paul and from west virginia. >> what is their point? >> they will never vote for any of the bills that are currently there. >> that was their point. >> this is really an empty act. >> you don't think they will vote for it if it's amended in a way they support? >> no. the dynamic is evident. if you amend it to appeal to the u-conn huski conservatives, you will lose the moderates. >> that's a more important reason for president trump to keep doing what he is doing. >> for what? >> y

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, dana perino and richard fowler.rump retreated a video, this is his head being replaced by the cnn logo. i bet you haven't seen it yet. it was silly, harmless nonsense. yet people lost their minds. sorry, did i say people? i meant humorless libs who take issue with

i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five."ight, new reaction from president trump with the firestorm surrounded around his son and russia. he only learned about the controversial sit down a couple of days ago and doesn't blame his son for holding the meeting. saying many people would have. democrats want the

. >> right, i think a great in-depth discussion of this happened on dana perino and chris tyler wilds podcast just the other day about health care. they both discussed the idea that the painful parts of this senate bill are being kicked on the road toward a future congresses and future administrations amounts a huge problem. at some point, we have to face the fact that our health care is incredible complicated, it's becoming more and more expensive and there is no real fix to the solution that's going to benefit the americans in the long term. none of this bill and not so much and obamacare. utopian vision of health care for all that's an expensive, and also inadequate just isn't happening. after democrats or republicans. at some point, somebody needs to realistically look and see where the cost of this coming from from and where we are going with this essential public policy. >> molly: brad, you touch on the g.o.p. trends. are they listening to their constituents? they've been on this break this week, they hope to get things done by july 4th, it didn't happen and now they're hearing

"the story" with guest host dana perino starts right now. ♪ hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehd everyone.nnity" is up next. >> this is a fox news alert, president trump confronts putin. earlier today at the g20 summit in germany present from imprudent met face-to-face for the first time. and tillerson explained what was said about election hacking. >> it opened the meeting by raising concerns of the american people regarding the russian interference of the election. they had a very r

arthel: dana perino is white house secretary under george w. and host of the five and she said something interesting on her show last night. >> i is was set up for a few weeks because the president has been so upset about jeff sessions at his recusal in the russia investigations that republicans and conservatives that came to his defense all said he is doing the best on the issue we care about the most which is immigration. where can jeff sessions do more on immigration? as secretary of homeland security. >> she went on to say perhaps the president would reassign the ag to be homeland security secretary and put another ag in place who would be more in step with what he wants to hear and see play out in michigan in regard to the russian investigation. if that is what took place what do you think? >> i think donald trump was frustrated with the fact the attorney general recused himself but the issue is a matter of ethics in the department. according to attorney general sessions he contacted, consulted with ethics experts. he had no other choice b

. >> jesse: hello everybody, i'm jesse watters along with lisa boothe, juan williams, dana perino ande in new york city, this is the five. another night of breaking news in washington. what has shaped up after reports of major infighting in recent days. president trump has ousted his chief of staff reince priebus and replace them with homeland security chief general john kelly. the announcement comes a week and after the president appointed a new communications director, anthony scaramucci, who accused priebus of trying to keep him out of the west wing in a fiery interview. here was

meanwhile, dana perino was a white house press secretary, she is our friend over at the five, and sheoins us tonight. high dana. >> how are you? >> tucker: i'm great. i'm wondering about the basic macro question, which is what the goal now? you've got anthony scaramucci as to medications director, you've got sarah huckabee sanders as press secretary, they are working together to achieve what? what is the primary goal? >> that's something i've been thinking about, because you obviously have to congratulate sarah huckabee sanders picture with the third woman to be white house press secretary. a job that immediately changes her life forever. sometimes you might feel like it changes it for the worse, but it is for the better. i loved that job. i was glad it had an end date. for instance curmudgeon, he comes of the clean slate. he heard sean spicer being very gracious and saying look, if the president wants a new look and feel of the press office, he should have that fully and graciously stepped away. head sounds. that's great. now anthony scaramucci, he gets in there, he has a lot on his

." ♪ >> hello, i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino, and ed henry. in new york city and this is "the five." >> this is a fox news alert. president trump pumped up supporters at his make america great again rally in ohio. on the heels of a crucial victory on capitol hill. the senate voted to debate to repeal and replace obamacare. it was close. 51-50 with vice president pence casting the tiebreaker.

>> ari: you should ask dana perino that.nk what she has to do is button-down with governmental employees. she speaks for the white house, that's what she needs to talk to this morning, get their facts, know what they know, and say it. as for donald trump, jr., he is not a government employee. she cannot speak for nongovernmental employees, even the president's son. >> melissa: that's a great point. i wonder if she knows that. i wonder if she has that line memorized and ready to go. i would hope so. >> mike: she has to have the discipline to meet the press and say -- the reason she can't be his spokesman is she's not responsible there. >> sandra: i'm checking the twitter accounts of both the president and don, jr., because they have been so actively tweeting throughout this period nothing for the last five hours from the president. >> ari: donald trump, jr., is smart to go on tv tonight. >> harris: of course, we'll be covering it here on fox news channel. thank you for being with us. we appreciate that as a contributor. right

. ♪ >> hello, i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, and juan williams.00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." big day on capitol hill, and the white house, as president trumps son-in-law jared kushner speaks out after an interview behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee staffers. mr. kushner denies any collusion with the russians and alleged campaign idling. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper

with dana perino, jesse watters, juan williams and greg gutfeld.:00 in new york city and this is "the five." world leaders are converging in germany, getting ready for the big g20 summit. president trumpe flexing the muscle on the world stage, president trump. a huge reaction in poland while delivering a powerful speech there. we have every angle of the president's big address in warsaw, beginning with president trump's direct warning to moscow.

. ♪ >> hello, i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, and juan williams.t's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." big day on capitol hill, and the white house, as president trumps son-in-law jared kushner speaks out after an interview behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee staffers. mr. kushner denies any collusion with the russians and alleged campaign idling. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. donald trump had a better message, and ran a smarter campaign, and that is why he wo won. suggesting otherwise ridicules those who voted for him. it is an honor to work with president trump and his administration as we take on the challenges that he was elected to face. >> also tonight, at the national boy scout jamboree in west virginia, president trump took his drain the swamp message to a new level. >> i go

here with lisa boothe, juan williams, tom shillue, and dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." there is a new multipronged effort to crack down on leaks in washington. coming up on "hannity" in an here is the preview clip with anthony scaramucci. >> some people are thinking we are naive. i know i am in a cesspool called washington or a swamp called washington. it will be virtually impossible to get rid of every leak but i think we can take dramatic steps to get rid of leaks. one of the big problems i'm discovering is that senior people, the guys doing the leaking -- they ask junior people to leak for them. i am proud to be reporting directly to the president, so iu can hermetically seal off the comm team from this sort of nonsense.f >> jesse: jeff sessions is also on leak patrol. the ag is expected to announce several criminal investigations of leaks very soon. in recent days, trump has publicly put pressure on sessions to get tougher on leakn and other matters. newt gingrich cautions the president against firing the attorney

huckabee sanders, we should point out, she is the first female white house press secretary since dana perinoer. one thing that was very interesting about scaramucci's appearance today, there were more preservations of love than you hear on the not rock channel in an hour. he was very pro-use of the word. >> he is generally a wonderful human being, and i think as members of congress get to know him better and get comfortable with him, they're going to led him lead them to the right things for the american people. >> first off, karma takes place in the next life. without getting into that, is this going to work? >> this is part of the gig when you work for president trump, you have to do some of that. i think also when he had that disagreement with him and called him names on fox business in the past, there is a part of donald trump that you don't get respect unless you push back sometimes. they had that fight back then ask now he's apologizing for it. trump needs to decide whether he wants an operation. i think an operation would help them tell the tale they're trying to do, and this conferen