>> super cool. >> dana perino. >> careful. >> [laughing]. >> with the end of the school year coming what memorable last day of school. dana, you must have something special. >> i was so miserable. i can't believe school is over. i would make my sister play school. >> no! >> we played school a lot. >> did you? >> yes. >> like playing doctor. >> i would makeup the tests and everything. she would have to take the test. >> you are a horrible sibling! >> i feel so bad for your sister. >> i would get home in there were reading assignments for the summer i would start them immediately. >> god! we would not have been friends. >> definitely not. >> [laughing]. >> kennedy? >> my last day of college. i was 38 weeks pregnant. i was bursting with life. i will never forget turning in my final paper on the website turn it in.com and dissolving into a puddle of relieve tears. have the baby on campus. go bruins! i was so relieved they put so much work into college, and i didn't want to have my baby before i graduated. i was worried i would not get a college degree. i knew i had completed everything. >> w

dana perino's famous queso? dana 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: easy no one is going to go for deign naps case so he. >> 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 was it? greg gutfeld? >> greg: swalwell. >> dana: are you going to give it to him? >> greg: i'm mocking his name. >> tucker: 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 n

[laughter] folks, i absolutely agree. >> tucker: dana perino, host of "the daily briefing with dana perinooins us tonight. one of our favorite people. everybody assumes two things. one that biden is kind of the adult in the field. he's the most moderate, sensible, instinctively centrist candidate. i'm not sure that's true. and they also assume that he's at the top of his game and he can persist for a full year. what do you think? >> a couple things. he does have something, right? name i.d. name i.d. counts for a lot especially at this stage. it's not just name idea, because bernie and those guys, they tried to attack him early on on all of his problems of touching women inappropriately. didn't put a dent in his poll numbers. biden's numbers with women have gone up since he has entered the race. the other thing that he maybe has is that electability questions. democrats, their main concern as you heard the woman say to biden, she can't take another six years of trump. it's actually only going to be four, if you know how those things work. that i see your point. she is counting today. the pr

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

hello everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing briefing."dent trump warning tehran that war with the united states would mean the official end of iran. this coming just hours after a rocket was fired near the u.s. embassy in baghdad, possibly from east baghdad

. >> i'm dana perino. bret baier joins me.about nancy pelosi will start impeachment process against president trump. guess how much loose change is let at txa checkpoint? it could be used for major immigration proposal, we'll tell you about that on "the daily briefing with dana perino. >> harris: speaker nancy pelosi reportedly rebuffing members of her leadership team at weekly meeting after they confronted her about launching impeachment inquiry against the president. i'll bet that was warm and fuzzy. congressman said to be among the people who are pushing. >> i think there comes a point where the white house, their efforts to impede our investigation to prevent us from hearing from witnesses and generating a document make its impossible to do our work and i think impeachment inquiry is appropriate at that juncture. deputy editor for the editorial page, judy miller, author. great to see you both. what does nancy pelosi do? >> i think she's going to hold firm, nancy pelosi being nancy pelosi. i think she understands from her c

i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing."ump unloading on robert mueller after his statement on the russia investigation. his strong words coming amid the growing democratic push for his impeachment. john roberts is live on the north lawn with more. john, before the president speaks, what do you have there at the north lawn? >> reporter: well, we saw the president leave for the air force academy in colorado springs earlier today and really unload on the special counsel, at least the former special counsel, robert mu

pete hegseth and dana perino. good show if dana perino got up 8 hours early to be with us. geraldo is going to be here. we have great guests. we also have the guy who is in charge of the president's campaign, brad par school will be here as well. brian: he is significantly taller than me. he is like 6'9". ainsley: he is taller than steve. brian: he was with the president last night. flying out with him 9:00 in the morning. pumped up with a few things happening. including democrats coming the president's way. steve: we will see about that. ainsley: nancy pelosi does say she wants a comprehensive bipartisan deal when it comes to immigration. we will see. brian: and i believe it. steve: she also said yesterday after the president unveiled his new immigration plan, which is merit based also where you have to learn english and take a civic's test. she, nancy pelosi said, that's dead on arrival. we will play some of that with her in a minute. but, first, here's the president unveiling the big plan. >> our proposal is pr

dana perino great to he so you tonight. thank you.ing this morning's statement robert mueller completed the claim that russia undermined american democracy in 2016. all of us repeat that required to believe that and nod absolutely true. is it true? does his own report actually prove that it's true? we will assess that after the break. guys, get in here! who's a good boy? it's me. me, me, me. hey guys! you're gonna want to get in on this. i know how to those guys in here. let's pause the internet on their devices. wohhh? huhhhh? [ grumbling ] all: sausages! mmm, mmmm. bon appetite. make time for what matters. pause your wifi with xfinity xfi and see the secret life of pets 2 in theaters. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: during his press conference today robert mueller repeated a claim we have heard from official washington virtually every day for the past two and a half years. the claim is that in 2016, russia made an unprecedented assault on the integrity of america's democratic system. >> russian intelligence officers who are part of the russian milit

." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 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

i am dana perino with emily. jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city.t's friday and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> democrats showing no signs of slowing down with investigations into the trump administration. the house ways and means committee issued subpoenas to the treasury secretary of state and irs commission for overfailing to produce president trump's tax returns. they are threatening to hold trump administration officials also in contempt. >> yes, i agree with chairman nadler. the administration has decided that they are not going to honor their oath of office. i am proud of the judiciary committee and the work they have done. we will see. there might be other contempt of congress issues that we want to deal with at the same time. >> she is not ruling out going after trump officials with fines and jail time if they ignore subpoenas. >> they are violating the statute. we can enforce it in court but that takes time. used to be we imprison people and we could find them $25,000 a day until they comply. that might be pay swifter remedy if we need to emba

i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing."st brand new search for survivors after deadly tornados tear through missouri. near jobland, at least three people dead, as first responders go door to door looking for anyone who may be trapped. one of the powerful twisters hitting jefferson city, the state's capital. that's where we find matt finn. matt, fill us in on what you have there at 2 p.m. eastern. >> reporter: happening right now, those door to door rescues are happening. we've been seeing them all day. as you look around at this devastation, it's hard to believe and it's so fortunate that no lives were lost here in jefferson city. people are returning to their apartments that are obliterated, mangled cars, trees uprooted and launched in the air, power lines down. a violent tornado toucheddown here 11:30 p.m. neighbors did hear sirens and advised people to take shelter. police say many calls were received from people trapped, 20 people transferred to local hospitals. we see rescue crews going door to door promising to make s

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i am dana perino with juan williams and jesse watters and greg gutfeld.s 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> majors revelations from the attorney general barr about how the russia probe started. in his first interview since the mueller report was released, barr is not satisfied on the answers about trump campaign spying. >> i am trying to get answers to questions. a lot of the answers have been inadequate and some of the explanations i got don't hang together. in a sense, i have more questions today than when i first started. people have to find out what the government was doing during that period. if we are worried about foreign influence, we should worry whether government officials abused their power and put their thumb on the scale. i am not saying that happened. but i am saying we have to look at that. >> barr commenting on the steele dossier. >> it's an unusual situation to have opposition research like that, especially one that on its face had a number of clear mistakes and to use that to conduct counter-intelligence against ameri

i'm dana perino., here's shep. >> shepard: it is noon on the west coast. 3:00 on wall street where the dow took a triple digit dive after president trump announced new taxes on products from mexico. ahead, how it could affect the cost of your next car or your next beer. plus, there's word cops found new clues in the home of a mom missing for almost a week. now the grandmother reportedly is keeping the five kids underarmed guard. the fda trying to get answers about cbd. the cannabis product. it's in all kinds of stuff from gummies to dog treats. what do it do? is it

kicking off the week here on a monday, i'm dana perino.ump warning iran the u.s. could bring the country to an end. iran's foreign minister with a warning of his own. tehran reportedly making a new move with their nuclear program. >> look at that tornado. >> man! twisters tearing through american towns. leaving homes destroyed and people injured. forecasters say the threat is far from over. also kids facing a new danger from the opioid epidemic.

dana perino and i both co-hosts of "the five," yet she makes more money than i do. >> dana: we need toring this up again. >> jesse: let's level the playing field. >> brian: in the break, i was sounding out this talking point. >> jesse: yeah, we said don't say it on air. >> brian: emily talked to me last. this is what i'd say. in our business system, for the most part, diane sawyer and barbara walters, the big stars, they got paid more than a guy that might not have a big name. because if you're bringing ratings, bringing in advertising, i always thought you're growing to get paid. i don't know if it was katie couric, matt lauer, the heavyweight gets paid regardless of gender. right now women get 80 cents on the dollar. black women get 69 cents on the dollar. latinos get 62 cents on the dollar. i'd like to see that gap marrow. i don't know how you find out. the salaries are secret, number 1. now the situation is they believe -- they're trying to find people in noncompliance. they want to raise $180 billion in ten years for companies that are not in compliance. that's -- >> dana: they do

i'm dana perino. see you in a couple hours on "the five."ere's trace gallagher in for shep. >> lawmakers on the hill hearing from our nation's top national security officials. on the table, iran and what is next after weeks of tension. another house hearing, another no show. former white house lawyer don mcgahn leaving lawmakers with nothing to look at but an empty seat. democrats say buckle up because showing up is not optional. >> let me be clear. this committee will hear mr. mcgahn's testimony even if we have to go to court to secure it. >> reaction from all sides coming up. rescue crews working overtime, pulling people from flood waters. even after dozens of twisters

i'm dana perino.pard: it's noon on the the west coast, 3:00 at the pentagon where defense officials are accusing iran to plan attacks against american troops in the middle east. now the u.s. military is on the move and delivering a message the size of an aircraft carrier. first it was weed. now magic mushrooms. will denver residents vote to become the first american city to decriminalize shrooms? the wait is over. it's a royal baby boy for harry and meghan. what should they name him? reporting begins now.

i'm dana perino in new york.e is the president. >> we're here on this very beautiful, spring day in the rose garden to unveil our plan to create a fair, modern and lawful system of immigration for the united states. it's about time. [ applause ] if adopted, our plan will transform america's immigration system into the pride of our nation and the envy of the modern world. our proposal builds upon our nation's rich history of immigration, while strengthening the bonds of citizenship that bind us together as a national family. throughout our history, we have proudly welcomed newcomers to our shores. out of many people, from many places, we have forged one people and one nation under god. and we're very proud of it. [ applause ] we share the same home. we share the same destiny. and we pledge allegiance to the same great american flag. [ applause ] our policies have turbo charged our economy. now we must implement an immigration system that will allow our citizens to prosper for generations to come. today we are pres

i'm julie banderas in for dana perino.her nature and flooding could hit many more. we'll hear from a pass on the in jefferson city, missouri. rick reichmuth will fill us in. the big push for the president's re-election campaign is making in swing states and a major honor for a college student that saves lives. i'll see you at 2:00. >> melissa: as the 2020 campaign heats up, many of the democratic candidates are embracing former president obama while at the same time, shunning some of his policies. "the washington post" writes that they're embracing obama without obamaisms. that it reflects the party's shift to the left. one exception, joe biden who has heightened his role as obama's v.p. but even he has selectively distanced himself from some of obama's policies suggesting that he go further on healthcare and climate change. our power panel antoine seawright, former adviser to hillary clinton in south carolina and homily turner, conservative grass roots advocate and republican strategist. antoine, what do you think about t

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 general, the ranking chair ranking republican and chairman and this exchange at the table. >> no person and certainly not the top law enforcement officer in the country, can be permitted to defy a valid subpoena. no person, not the attorney general, not the president can be permitted to be above the law. >> this is the first step. what a cynical counter producti

i'm dana perino.ffs on mexican goods go through, how could it affect your next trip to costco customer view will tell you. plus, elizabeth warren getting a fresh round of criticism for answers headed to the question, "when did you find out you were into native american?" and what song is great when number one on the itunes country music charts, and who thinks it's good workout music? find out on "the daily briefing "the daily briefing." >> harris: less than one month now until the first democratic presidential debate. and the hill is reporting some democrats are now worried that bernie sanders could play spoiler in the general election if a more moderate candidate wins the nomination. let's slide in the power panel. doug schoen, democratic campaign consultant, and jason meister, advisory board member for the term 2020 campaign. doug schoen? talk to me. >> she would. it's a very real possibility. if somebody like joe biden, the front runner now, gets the nomination, that bernie sanders and some of the

i'm dana perino.it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in new york city where michael avenatti is about to visit his second courthouse of the day. the hearing minutes from now. he's facing charges in two different cases but says he will clear his name. also, we're hearing from the hiker that survived 17 days lost in a forest in hawaii. >> i have the most gratitude and respect and appreciation. i can't put it into words, for the people that have helped me. >> shepard: ahead, what she said about the life and death choice she had to make. a new warning about e cigarettes and your heart and the flavors that can do the most damage. reporting begins now.

i'm dana perino in washington.efing" we will keep an eye on the markets, and the red over concerns china maple out of trade talks the united states. plus, is the start of joe biden's campaign similar to other clintons in 2016 customer we will debate. the release may be coming for thousands of americans impacted by weather over the past year. and without a credit of rally to chant the words "powerpoint?" we will see you at 2:00. >> harris: breaking news this hour, more than 370 former federal prosecutors signed onto a new letter posted online today. so everybody can read it. claiming president trump would have been charged with obstruction, working out the president. the people who signed on work under both republican and democratic administrations and this comes after special counsel robert mueller chose not to make a decision on obstruction of justice. power panel now. alex wilkes, senior vice president for america rising and an attorney. that'll be helpful. doug schon, former posterior furred president sean doe m

i'm dana perino. jerry nadler is about to step to that podium and give his reaction to mueller's news conference any moment now. we have this covered from all sides. bret baeir is standing by. let's begin with catherine herridge with more on the big picture. >> reporter: good afternoon. since mueller's statement, we've been pouring through the prepared text trying to parse some of the worsed. mueller was very pointed on a number of issues. he said if the president had not committed a crime when it came to obstruction, they would have said so. then went on about something about the legal office memo, this says a sitting president cannot be prosecuted for a crime. today mueller indicated that was a major stumbling block in his investigation. >> under longstanding department policy, a present president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. that is unconstitutional. even if the charge is kept under seal and hidden from public view, that, too, is prohibited. the special counsel's of

hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ >> dana: first u.s.ing tariffs on chinese goods. beijing threatens to hit right back. we have fox team coverage to explain the impact on your bottom

i'm dana perino. farmers getting hit hard by otero for with china.nny purdue come agriculture secretary, an exclusive national interview with the administration plans to do to help them. plus, a search for kevin on for all in our campaign trail. the school cafeteria server in new hampshire fired for feeding a student who couldn't afford to pay for a meal. tyrus will be on then that story and others on "the daily briefing" ." >> harris: take a look at the new fox news poll and, showing joe biden opening an 18-point lead over bernie sanders among primary voters. this as "the hill" is reporting the former vp has been raking with barack obama as he moves to the left. by then now saying the government should provide insurance for illegals. he also supports a $50 minimum wage and has endorsed a form of public option on health care, all proposals that go farther than president obama. the power panel slides in every david webb, host ruth and radio talk show host. and brad gerstman, founding partner of gotham government relations. good to see you both. i'm go

i'm dana perino.a close eye on the conference went on capitol hill, plus new hampshire governor will be here to weigh in on who has the best chance of succeeding. the first primary is closer than you think. while not making some news about tobacco product sales. we will tell you all about that on "the daily briefing" ." >> harris: the house judiciary committee, we are expected to see soon return to vote on whether to hold attorney general barr in contempt of congress. for his refusal to hand over the full unredacted mueller report. this, as the president has now asserted executive privilege over the entire report. the power panel, jose aristimuno served as deputy press secretary for the dnc, and kelsey bolar is a senior writer for the heritage foundation. jose, forgive my butchery of your name. >> that's all right all right. >> harris: let's start with why we are where we are. i had on two congresspeople from california, a republican and a democrat. why don't they walk down the democrats at the end of

i'm dana perino. that podium and give his reaction to mueller's news conference any moment now. we have this covered from all sides. bret baeir is standing by. let's begin with catherine herridge with more on the big picture. >> reporter: good afternoon. since mueller's statement, we've been pouring through the prepared text trying to parse

hello, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing."mmigration reform at the border patrol grams with a surge of families seeking asylum. fewer visas for residents family members, more merit and education based visas and enhanced screening at the border. it would maintain current legal levels of immigration. joining me mercedes schlapp on a beautiful day in washington, d.c. i know

i'm dana perino pray.out with a new ruling on abortion, transgender bathrooms, the border. own mike emanuel has update on that. the first comet wounded veteran to ever summit mount everest joins me to talk about the deadly danger of climbing the highest mountain on earth. and wise the faa investigating couples airports and chick-fil-a? we will tell you on "the daily briefing." >> harris: joe biden is making some breaking news in just the last few seconds. former vice president joe biden's campaign has now finally responded to the president's criticism the weekend. the president -- at least some say he did, with north korea's kim jong un. saying that joe biden was low iq individual. the biden campaign says this. "the president's comments are beneath the dignity of the office, to be on foreign soil on memorial day and a side repeatedly murderous dictator against a fellow american and former vice president speaks for itself. it's part of a pattern of embracing autocrats at the expense of our institutions." wh

dana perino is joining us here in new york. chris, to you first and we've heard so far and your thoughts at the noon hour. >> i think it's a bigger interesting but i don't think it's really changed any minds. if you think this has been a witch hunt, gone on too long, and have questions as to why -- and there was a good question that was asked of ken starr just now. after the special counsel robert mueller determined that there was no collusion, that he continued to offer 22 months, then i think your feelings about that were confirmed. if, on the other hand, you think the president did something wrong and that bill barr has spun more as a councils of the president, than as the attorney general of the united states, it may have been confirmed in those thoughts. i think it's been interesting, one of the things we have certainly seen is that bill barr is very good lawyer. he's very good at splitting hairs sometimes, like in his answer to charlie crist. but i don't think there have been any game changer so far in this. not all that

i'm dana perino.the stock market continued to sync over a trade war with china. whether there any signs of a bounce back today. plus, which candidate was campaign deep in the art of term country this week and question what will it help? our political panels here. actress felicity huffman to court at 2:30. we'll tell you what's next for her and actress laura laughlin next on "the daily briefing." >> harris: president trump weighed in on the 2020 race, and told politico that joe biden's early success reminds him of his own domination of a crowded g.o.p. field in 2016. the president predicting biden were made at the front of the pack while dismissing the former vp's democratic rebels are serious threats, including bernie sanders, who he says is going in the wrong direction. time for the power panel. jeff ballabon, trump 2020 campaign advisory board member. doug schoen, former pollster for president bill clinton. i practice it. i think i got out. [laughs] i'm going to call you jeff. let's talk first if we

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i'm dana perino. the capitol hill hearing had a chicken.osed escrow in her tracks on billboard in the senate majority leader. about 40 million people from texas to ohio on alert for flash flooding. we will have the latest on "the daily briefing" ." >> reaching your conclusion, did you personally review all of the underlying evidence? >> no -- >> so you accepted the report as the evidence? >> yes. >> yet you are a percentage the american public that the evidence was not "sufficient to support an obstruction of justice offense." speak of the evidence presented in the report >> harris: senator kamala harris there among the 32020 candidates on the senate judiciary committee who got to trust in attorney general william barr during his testimony yesterday. harris garnered the most headlines by getting the ag to admit he never reviewed underlying evidence before clearing president trump obstruction. senator amy klobuchar also landed a punch, but many reports describing senator cory booker's performance as forgettable. all of this, as at least 11 d

and dana perino. >> so talking about moving forward with the segment that i suggested and into the seconds jump in. . >> so learning about iran's nuclear program. >> i talk to about that last night and this morning and here. the president had new information coming. >> but he said he didn't tell me what the information was but now you say he was told that iran may have pulled the nuclear weapons program for an assessment? . >> and what that intelligence was. . >> it could have been more precise in the language but the present was being truthful. >> wow. ed henry was always very annoying. any photo of me where i am scowling i am always looking in his direction. jesse:. >> he was at cnn at the time then he moved to fox news with the obama administration and they came after him and they said no he is always a reporter. jesse: so talk about boyish charm so talk about the campaign with hillary she used to flirt with ed henry so all of the list blonde - - lesbian theories she was flirting with a hands on them preferably straightman. she would look past the female press corps to call on the fox

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joe biden remains the clear front runner of the 22 declared presidential candidates but dana perino saysy will soon be tested. >> he is vulnerable on a couple things. one, he started reacting to alexandria ocasio cortez because she is needling him. i would ignore her if i were in the biden camp but he is going back at her. it doesn't look right. i also think the opponents are playing nice right now. everybody -- they are going to start attacking him. he hasn't faced one negative ad but you study to see kamala harris. what did you do? she went after him about the crime bill and she is vulnerable on crime issues herself. the internecine warfare, we will see if you can keep that obama glow and the numbers as high as they have been. >> biden has set up his first round of fund-raising events with new york city's biggest donors. that will happen next month we are told. right now the trump campaign will give away the one millionsth m aga had signed by the president himself. the team is sending an email to supporters thing anyone who contributed tuesday would automatically be entered in a raffle

dana perino is one of our favorite people and she can break down everything, she does every afternoon on "the daily briefing" which we wash religiously like a stalker but not. so take three steps back. what is this really about? is this the groundwork for impeachment? >> even though you have democratic leadership, the speaker who can tap the brakes on impeachment, democrats i think about 70% of them, and, i have to tell you you can't have a better communicator. people are watching this hearing and people who didn't like pellet president trump are completely of another mind. but objectively as a communications person as an unflappable witness, he is deeply bereaved. he just to run the office of legal counsel of which a lot of this is to be debated over and it basically ended up debt, america's favorite forwards today were were, my time is up. all the members of congress, they said i guess my time is up because i didn't feel like he was basically running circles around them. there are some things you can split hairs on, but i think the two basic things that he promised in his confirmati

coming up, starting in 15 minutes senator tim scott, the president's campaign manager, dana perino andgoing to be here, right now is right here on the channel everybody trusts. thank you, everybody. jillian: good to see you again. rob: they overhaul that. jillian: coming right back. ♪ most of us don't know how much data we use... ...but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots. combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data one gig at a time. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. call, visit or click today. >> beautiful shot, a beautiful morning in washington dc. it is opening today, the sky bridge, has an incredible story. jillian: todd pyro has a look at the nearest attraction in joins us now to talk about it. >> i was on a bridge. -- 26 churches destroyed. >> the national park. >> that point of view. >> the sky left is the oldest attraction. >> y

i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in new york city where michael avenatti is about to visit his second courthouse of the day. the hearing minutes from now. he's facing charges in two different cases but says he will clear his name. also, we're hearing from the hiker that survived 17 days lost in a forest in hawaii. >> i have the most gratitude and respect and appreciation. i can't put it into words, for the people that have helped me. >> shepard: ahead, what she said about the life and death choice she had to make. a new warning about e cigarettes and your heart and the flavors that can do the most damage. reporting begins now. our reporting begins with the unrelenting storms and flooding pounding the midwest and great plains. more than 50 tornadoes touched down in the last day. two especially severe ones ripped through ohio killing one person. this is the scene in dayton after flying over the damage in a helicopter, the governor said it looks horrible. everyt

. ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing" dana perino. of "jeopardy" to the doctor say that is in near remission, shrinking by 50% already. it was a march that he announced that he had stage four pancreatic cancer and assured everybody that he was going to fight it. he says he has several rounds of chemo and will hopefully get into full remission, but he says he is elated at how far he has come. and also, do you remember this? ♪ ♪ >> dana: we know that you love that song and you want it in your head even more, because john rich is going to be here on "the five." he will sing the song, shut up about politics in studio. >> greg: i will be there with him in the morning. >> dana: i am so excited. i love that song. >> geraldo: imagine what you are like at that hour. a >> greg: i hate myself even more in the morning. let's do this. greg's plugs. that is my hair they are. one smart person named greg gutfeld on fox nation. an amazing interview with diana fleischman about the science of disgust. like why are we disgusted by things and not by other

i'm dana perino. up next, here's shep. >> shepard: it is noon on the west coast. 3:00 on wall street where the dow took a triple digit dive after president trump announced new taxes on products from mexico. ahead, how it could affect the cost of your next car or your next beer. plus, there's word cops found new clues in the home of a mom missing for almost a week. now the grandmother reportedly is keeping the five kids underarmed guard. the fda trying to get answers about cbd. the cannabis product. it's in all kinds of stuff from gummies to dog treats. what do it do? is it safe? reporting begins now. stocks taking a hit this friday afternoon as we're now in the final hour of a rough day on wall street. that's after president trump fired a new set of shots in the trade war with an ultimatum to mexico. the president is threatening a 5% import tax on all products from mexico unless and until the mexican leaders do more to stop undocumented immigrants from getting into the united states southern border. t

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 in crisis after the uprising in venezuela. ellison barber with a rare look inside a united nations camp for refugees in columbia. and plus stocks on the dive. the dow off at one points more than 600 points. we're keeping an eye on wall street in the last hour of trading as our reporting begins now. reporting today begins with a question. where was secretary state mike pompeo? we don't know and his office will not say. secretary pompeo was scheduled to travel to germany for talks with angela merkel and his counterpart about russia and other matters. instead, a change in plans. the secretary caught another flight. destination untold. the unusual move comes after the secretary tal

kicking off the week here on a monday, i'm dana perino. it's ed henry in for shep. >> president trump warning iran the u.s. could bring the country to an end. iran's foreign minister with a warning of his own. tehran reportedly making a new move with their nuclear program. >> look at that tornado. >> man! twisters tearing through american towns. leaving homes destroyed and people injured. forecasters say the threat is far from over. also kids facing a new danger from the opioid epidemic. needles on ball fields. i'm ed henry in for shep. last week the president hit iran with new sanctions. new the uranium production is within the agreements guidelines but iran will surpass the stockpile limitations in that deal. meantime, the president warning it will be the official end of iran if it fights with america. iran's foreign minister tweeting back, economic terrorism and taunts won't end iran. this comes after a rocket landed less than a mile in baghdad yesterday. nobody hurt thankfully and nobody has claimed responsibility yet. the trump admini