dana perino dana perino, speaking of nailing it beautifully, has already gone through the long list ofeadership. failed impeachment, failed shutdown, failed covid relief. the eric swalwell scandal, the chinatown scandal, and now she is hanging on by a razor-thin margins in the house with a mid-30% approval rating on her last legs. in two years, she's going to get the gavel knocked out of her hand by the red wave and she can go off into retirement and do the exact same thing she's doing right now which is absolutely nothing. >> bret: don't forget the hair salon. >> jesse: the hair salon, thank you, brett. >> juan: compared to the president, i think she's pretty centrist. clearly, the squad thinks of her in that way. ahead, governor cuomo, mayor de blasio under fire of again over the covid crisis. see it right here next on the five. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7

all right, dana perino? ll still be in the fox family. check out this grand be that in florida she is trying to get alexa to play some dance music. watch. >> jumping song, honey. i want to dancing song, honey. you know the nice ones, honey. suave like, you know, honey, you play a lot of beautiful ♪ >> dana: she is a wheat heart got good dance moves. tonight forget monday the new "america's newsroom" starts 9:00 do 11:00 with me and bill hemmer. see you there. >> jesse: all right. i will be watching. is it okay if i tune in at 10:00? 9 is a little early for me, dana. >> dana: yes, fine. >> jesse: all right. thank you. juan, go ahead. >> juan: how about a random act of kindness for the troops protecting the u.s. capitol? take a look as we the pizza washington, d.c. pizza shop delivers hundreds of pizzas to the troops today. that's just some of the efforts being made by d.c. restaurants to feed the service members. the public is also getting involved making donations and then the restaurants are matching those d

i am dana perino. welcome to "the daily briefing." are things better than people think? u respond to criticism that the bush administration should have fixed this long ago? >> well, we certainly tried to fix it. >> dana: you are certainly going to have to collaborate with the congressman for any dealer sign. >> what do you think the response should be if a solid and possibly complicit with russia and iran using weapons? >> what i think is missing and still missing is a diplomatic initiative. >> dana: the former president live in crawford, texas, do they worry that the system might be working against them that it is rigged? >> no, i think we should look at this as if it is a delay, it would've been better last night. >> dana: as promised, here is sarah sanders. you have been watching kayleigh mcenany, the white house press secretary. >> certainly had the potential to be a global pandemic. can we contain it before it does? >> dana: do you think that everything seems like it is on track for the fda to approve the pfizer vaccine tomorrow? we are coming to you live from dallas

dana perino, the comment you made about 30 minutes ago struck me. you said, "this is a building you love, and paraphrasing now, it pains you to see what we have watched today." >> dana: in 1995, martha said she was a young intern there. but 1995 i had my first job as a graduate student and assigned to answer the phones but not even answer the question. one of my jobs was to give tours of the capitalist constituents that came to visit from the home state of colorado. so i got to know the capitol very, very well. all the things chad pergram has been telling us today brings back wonderful memories. then when i returned to washington and worked at the white house come i lived on capitol hill in everyday when i went for a walk, we would go, of course, down pennsylvania avenue, east avenue and see the capitol. and i always promised myself after 9/11 that every single time that i saw the capitol building, i would say a prayer of gratitude that it was there for a spear that it was there as a symbol for all that we can accomplish together and we can debate th

hello, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing."hese senate is on the line in georgia where candidates are battling it out into razor runoffs, peter doocy's live in atlanta. let's begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. the president will be leaving the south lawn later today. >> not until this evening, i expect and before the rally, that phone call with georgia senate, the president's critics say the president was trying to pressure him into changing the outcome of the vote in georgia, by finding some 12,000 votes. listen to a little bit of that call transcription that was leaked on sunday. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state, so tell me, what are we going to do? we won the election and it's not fair to take it away from us. >> he has said for weeks the allegations are not fact ed responded to criticism with what the president was asking for may have crossed a legal line. listen here. >> did you consider it a lawful request when he asked you

and she gets carded when buying root beer my cohost and coanchor of america's newsrooms dana perino. is funky, funky and sometimes grumpy and she's back host of "fox nation" kat timpf and he fears chandeliers my massive psychic and host of "fox nation," tyrus. so excited to be here even with kilmeade. >> a sap my first question? greg:greg greg: my first question is nobody likes you. it's hard to see joe biden so beloved by the press when you are so reviled by the media. care to respond? >> no, absolutely not. >> a very interesting week probably the most interesting week ever. so much is taking place. usually we go to these places and we run up big bills and we say it's work related products what i enjoy doing. we watch from afar and watch the other people record the changing of the guard while the press refuses to let go of a president but they are still talking about president trump and talking about impeachment. greg: bank. i haven't done that. i let it all go. amazing that joe stalled so many problems in the first week. >> a's full steam ahead. it's interesting they find 25 execut

. -- >> dana: i'm dana perino. karl rove and andy mccarthy on the follow-up of president trump's second impeachment. that's coming up on "the daily briefing." musical musical >> dana: parlor pushing back in its fight over free speech, the company court today doing amazon after the tech giant dropped parlor. it comes after several major social media companies banned president trump from their platforms. former google consultant and a star the hidden effect document or "the social dilemma" joe fasano, on why the bands could be the beginning of the end for big tech. team a fox coverage today. susan li on the latest from twitter. first the spring or on the parlay hearing live in seattle. >> it lasted about 30 minutes. we are waiting for the judge's ruling. there were no surprises in the arguments. the attorney argued that amazon was unjustified in taking them down on sunday nights, and the action violated their agreement. amazon shot back and said parlor violated the terms of the agreement by not doing a better job of p

"the daily briefing" starts right now. >> hello, everyone. -- >> dana: i'm dana perino. second impeachment. that's coming up on "the daily briefing." musical musical >> dana: parlor pushing back in its fight over free speech, the company court today doing amazon after the tech giant dropped parlor. it comes after several major social media companies banned president trump from their platforms. former google consultant and a star the hidden effect document or "the social dilemma" joe fasano, on why the bands could be the beginning of the end for big tech. team a fox coverage today. susan li on the latest from twitter. first the spring

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hello, everyone, i am dana dana perino. the house impeaching president trump for the second time days before he set to leave office. the house charging him with inciting an interaction after the chaos of the capital last week. the vote coming down along mostly party lines but ten republicans joining democrats to remove president trump. here is some of the passionate debate today. >> we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection. he must go. he is a clear and present danger to the nation. >> we can argue back and forth but you are using this as a weapon and you're destroying this experiment in self-government. america is still under attack, and that's why donald trump must be impeached. >> if it continues it won't just be republicans who get canceled. he won't just be the president of the united states. the cancel culture will come for us all. >> we invoke the remedy the founders provided. >> some have cited the metaphor that the president let the flame. they lit actual flames, actual fires. >> do

dana perino joins us.e feeling about being president, having talked to the 43rd president about it. it comes with a additional layer of responsibility that you can't fathom unless you're in it. >> i remember watching sometimes with president bush. let's say he gave a speech about education. in the back of his mind, he was thinking are we doing enough to preventing the country from being attacked a again. the country was on a war footing since. one of the reasons that i think two weeks ago was so shocking is that the nation because we took the fight to the enemy had not been dealing with it here on our shores and booth barack obama and president trump prevented that. and those threats are still very real. dan hoffman, one of our contributors and former cia station chief that said that al-quaida want to continue to do things and there might be other threats out there as well. the weight of the world is really on your shoulders. you're the commander 92 chief. every problem comes to your desk. you have to be w

if >> dana: dana perino and i'm brand-new. in the days and weeks ahead. it went back to giving it a time two days away from inauguration. if you when i have known each other.

will: bill hemmer, dana perino, "america's newsroom" at 9:00 before that we will check back in with thes. steve: get some hair spray, bill. will: russia collusion narrative is back. listen. >> i would love to see his phone records, to see whether he was talking to putin the day that the insurgency invaded our capitol. do you think we need a 9/11 type commission to investigate and report everything that they can pull together and explain what happened? >> i do. i don't know if putin has on him politically, financially or personally. will: that's hillary clinton and nancy pelosi calling for another congressional investigation into president trump's ties with putin. even after he has left office. so, is the left interested in healing or just plain revenge? joining me now deputy national security adviser k.t. mcfarland. k.t., good morning to you. well, it's back. russia collusion here once again this time when it comes to the events of january 6th. what do you think? >> i think these two ladies are like dogs with a bone and they just can't give it up. they still think well there must have b

thanks to brian kilmeade dana perino kat timpf and tyrus. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. jesse: welcome a "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. what lies beneath? ronald reagan barely survived an as nation attempt in his first term. a bullet came within an inch of his heart and it took a lot out of him. in his second term he was carefully scripted and his press availability was limited. the way ronald reagan was managed in the end is the way joe is being managed now. joe requires a lot of protection. after joe's inaugural address wednesday he was clearly exhausted. the president needed note cards. >> some of the executive actions i will be signing today will help change the course of a covid crisis and combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far. we'll rebuild our economy and these are all just starting points. from the process of rebuilding the economy, i'll do what i said throughout the campaign. jesse: moments later he struggled to explain the executive order he was signing. >> the one i'm signing there is the support for under served communities. and we have

i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." hi, hemmer. >> bill: how are you, parino. seeing you at 5:00. >> dana: looking forward to it. >> bill: it's 3:00 east concern time. i'm bill hemmer. a lot on our radar this hour from the fall-out of big tech's reaction to push on impeachment of the president. the social network particler suing amazon. president trumpbanned from some sites. text execs blamed on concerns about violence. critics say it's a violation of

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. are you doing all right? ere supposed to read that and then i read it. >> bill: we'll work it out. i'm starting to wake up. when you live in new york city and it is january and it is covid and there is nothing to do -- >> dana: nothing open. >> bill: the winds were blowing from 20 miles per hour sustained there is nothing to do. >> dana: do you feel better? >> bill: i'm bitter. >> dana: take up a hobby. >> bill: got a few of those. >> dana: embroidery or something. >> bill: not that. demonstrators reportedly setting fires and causing damage throughout the area. the officer accused of hitting the pedestrians has been placed on leave. meanwhile over 30 miles north in seattle the city's interim police chief calling for -- anti-biden rioters damaged businesses around the pike place market. >> no discussion what type of social justice message. that cannot happen. breaking windows and rioting at different locations with no meaning. there was no discussion about what they were fighting for. >> bill: we'll hear more f

i'm bill hemmer, dana perino, we got to the first hour. : i didn't get fired yet. i'm going to work on it. i don't want to get fired. >> bill: clarification. >> dana: it is amazing in that video is chilling and that often happens in transitions from one administration to the next, getting an idea that there might be something changing and it's growing, it's going to test regional efforts to control migration, never received a warmer welcome on the day the biden administration, the acting head of customs and border patrol blaming a variety of factors and what he called an open border strategy of the incoming president. >> you've got a combination of open border advocates that are organizing these caravans and actually encouraging and deriving immigrants to participate in the risk their lives and then you have the cartels and human smugglers doing the same thing. they are exploiting and encouraging this vulnerable population and why? to line their own pocketbooks and bank accounts and it's working so the only winners here are the cartels and

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. so far so good, right? r is a big deal. >> bill: it is. >> dana: sounds kind of weird but i'm telling you america it matters to your future. >> bill: it will dictate how you live. >> dana: mcconnell got what he wanted. >> bill: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell dropping his demands the democrats promise to keep the rule in place before a power sharing agreement. now the ball is in chuck schumer's court as he faces pressure from the party's left wing. the fight is far from over. two moderate senators on the democratic side said they will not support it. it would suggest the filibuster will not be pursued by democrats. however, there are big issues now and bernie sanders is the chairman of the budget committee. how will they pass the tax law? how will they pass the budget? what are they going to do with the 1.9 trillion covid relief plan that is on the table? will that go through ultimately with only 51 votes? >> dana: president biden might find out that the democrats that are in the senate a portion of t

>> dana: i feel great i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: "new york times" says ease up on the executive orders. >> dana: they're so tired of winning. >> bill: these directives are a flawed substitute for legislation. >> dana: ben shapiro had a great monologue yesterday saying that we don't have kings for a reason. the king used to say parliament do this for me and parliament would say no and he said i'd do it myself. not how it is supposed to be done. however, a lot of pent up demand by democrats to get a lot of stuff done. >> bill: defies what he said in the campaign. >> dana: lucas tomlinson on a new warning on domestic terrorists. the game stop frenzy on wall street and karl rove on the executive orders. >> bill: before we buy gamestop peter doocy on the north lawn. >> back when joe biden was vice president he said obamacare was a big deal and today as president he is going to make obamacare even bigger. he is going to sign an order for a special enrollment period healthcare.gov where it warns users open enrollment is over. to get people who lost coverage bec

we have made it to day two. >> dana: i'm dana perino. everyone thinks you wore it better. ents. >> bill: dana, great to be with you. we need to mark the moment for the man in the family in the house behind us. if you think about donald trump going back five years when he stepped onto the stage in cleveland, ohio during the first republican primary debate he has been a part of our lives nearly every day for the past five years and today is the final day for him inside the white house. >> dana: it has to be one that is a little bit bittersweet. we haven't heard from him, right? twitter banned his use of that so we haven't heard from him. sometimes we would be able to take it -- take something he said almost every hour and use it as news. not anymore zbl. a videotape message that happened yesterday inside the white house. we might see it later today or tomorrow for sure. >> dana: hope so. extraordinary scene as police and national guard ahead of tomorrow's inauguration in washington, d.c. the pentagon is working with the f.b.i. to head off any possible insider threat. vetting

i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, tyrus and emily compagno. and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's an all-out effort to stifle and shutdown conservatives. twitter ceo jack dorsey caught on leaked video suggesting that his company plans to go much further than just banning president trump. watch. >> we are focused on one account, but this is going to be bigger than

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"the greg gutfeld show" tomorrow night, brian kilmeade, dana perino, an all-star panel tomorrow at 10 do my part to create unity by finding animal videos that express unity in animal form. take this video here which shows how love can cut across all species. isn't that nice? obviously, this is a platonic display of true affection, nothing going on. we would not approve of that here at fox. dogs and cats can hang out and express love but if it goes beyond the first phase, you're both thrown into the woods we will be eaten by mountain lions. that's my rule. >> or bigfoot. very good. okay. i have one more thing, about mr. williams over here to my left arm i write depending on which way you're looking at it. if one has made many faces over the term presidency, many a face. when i'm defending certain policies or certain tweets, gathered a little collage of some of the faces and that was just the first year and i think that was maybe the travel ban and who knows what was making him react like that, that was a state of confusion, and then 2020, he will not be making any of these faces anymor

let's bring in dana perino co-host of the five. good morning. nice to see you.king up this morning and finding it very hard to believe what we saw play out yesterday. >> indeed. of course, when it comes to the resignations that's a pretty big number but it is not a mass exodus by any means. i believe there is honor in resigning on principle and that you should if you feel that you cannot work for the administration any longer, that it is against your principles and you won't be able to look yourself in the mirror if you continue to stay. there is honor in resigning. but there is also honor in staying on and finishing the job. they have 13 days left. what i remember from transitions is that our enemies from overseas like these transition periods to try to exploit weaknesses and we should not leave that to chance in any way. so i think that if you look even at attorney general bill barr. he recently decided to leave before the end of the administration. many of them are coming to that conclusion. i think it's a very personal decision. i understand why some of them

every weekday morning along with daily briefing anchor dana perino. hello all. are you a morning person? >> you know, i grew up in a ranching family so getting up before the sun rose was always a good thing for us. but also that means i'm really not an evening person. i go to bed before most children. probably before your children actually. i'm really looking forward to it and i have learned so much watching you, learning from you and your intelligence, grace, dignity, all of it. so i look forward to joining bill, of course, but 1:00 to 3:00 will be a powerful show, too. >> sandra: that means so much. bill, viewers are ecstatic seeing you at 9:00 a.m. >> we'll see about that. you'll have to lasoo me and put up with me. that's a tall order. loorking forward to it. the slogan is new year, new lineup and hope to blast off with on monday. >> sandra: i love it. america reports will debut at 1:00 p.m. eastern. jon roberts. i look forward to working with you and the afternoons. >> jon: it is terrific. we got to spend a week together at the end of office. i'm not an eve

we're joined by dana perino and katie pavlich, karl rove, ben domenech and harold ford junior. we ran out of boxes. >> we live in a world full of boxes. we begin with team fox coverage. rich edson, a look at the security measures downtown and peter doocy now the white house correspondent reporting on a rather unconventional changing of the first families today and kick it off with mike emanuel live outside the capitol with what we can expect today. hi. >> good day from the front of the capitol where american presidents are inaugurated. i am struck after covering a number of these by the crowd size. quite subdued compared to normal inaugurations due to covid, also due to security concerns but it is always fascinating to see members of the different political parties interacting on the inauguration the stage behind me built from scratch more than a year ago to accommodate a new president and his team and other former presidents coming together on behalf of the country uniting the country during this difficult time. it has been fascinating to see the interaction, very different un

i'm dana perino with jesse watters, juan williams, emily companion, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city and washington, d.c., and this is "the five." brand-new calls as republicans plot payback against big tax. ask he was reporting some g.o.p. lawmakers are working on ways to fight back after top conservatives were silenced. that comes as parler gets online after being taken down by amazon. the company ceo says he hopes to be back up and running at the end of the month but it is a small victory for parler. it's not stopping others for calling for a crackdown on free speech. former top facebook official arguing more conservative content should be raised. >> we have to turn down the capability of the conservative influencers to reach huge audiences. people on youtube have a larger audience than daytime cnn and they are extremely radical and pushing extremely radical views. it's up to the facebooks and youtubes to think about whether they want to be cable networks for disinformation. >> dana: former national security expert claiming some followers of conservative med

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and katie pavlik's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ new york governor andrew cuomo's massive nursing home scandal got a lot worse, and far more deadly. we are finding out exactly why they've been refusing to release new data on the total number of deaths for months. new york's attorney general dropped this bomb, accusing the state of undercounting covid nursing home deaths by as much as 50%. more than 5,000 people died and andrew cuomo told us about. the governor was right when he said this. >> governor cuomo: incompetent government kills people. more people died them needed more people died than needed to die. >> jesse: he would think the guy that says "a incompetent government kills people" would take responsibility, but so far every chance he gets, he blames somebody else. >> governor cuomo: if you look at how many people died in nursing homes in new york compared to other states, we have a lower percentage than other states, but we had more people die than any other state. if you

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and katie pavlikor andrew cuomo's massive nursing home scandal got a lot worse, and far more deadly. we are finding out exactly why they've been refusing to release new data on the total number of deaths for months. new york's attorney general dropped this

i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino.is a 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ major developments in big tech, silence and conservatives. parler suing amazon after it was shot down by the tech giant. parler's ceo saying he won't go away quietly, but his warning that taking on silicon valley is a tough task. >> it is a real threat. we are going to fight and do everything possible to come back, but it could be never. we don't know yet. >> jesse: twitter is defending the crackdown on conservatives, while admitting what it is doing is dangerous. ceo jack dorsey writing "having to take these actions fragment the public conversation, and sets a dangerous precedent i feel is dangerous. the power of an individual or corporation -- the power of an individual or corporation has is a part of the global conversation." a former school consultant telling dana that this wave of censorship could lead to the downfall of social media. -- a former google consultant. >> they now feel accountable. if they are accountable for the

i am juan williams with greg gutfeld, dana perino, jesse watters, and emily compagno." happy new year, everyone! we have a fun show i including our resolutions and predictions. we are also going to crack open a time capsule that we made a year ago in 2019, before the election, to see if our political predictions came true. you don't want to miss that.

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i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and katie pavlich.y and this is "the five." president-elect joe biden tearing into president trump as democrats march toward a second impeachment. nancy pelosi and her party have been demanding bp mike pence invoke the 20 kept amendment to remove chrome from office after the chaos at the capitol. if that doesn't happen, they are going to impeach drum

. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino, "america's newsroom." ahead this hour former u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley will join us. >> bill: dana said i was demanding to the crew out here. i want to make sure it's right for you and me. >> dana: i appreciate it. everybody does. you want to excel, i am here for that. i am completely here for that. >> bill: you are digging yourself out of a hole, that's good. two big stories, the cdc saying it's okay to open schools in america. it's a big deal with a teachers unions in major cities saying they don't want to do it. >> dana: what biden's chief of staff said last night at odds. >> bill: a huge part of the first covid bill that has about $130 billion in schools in america. you wonder what sort of leverage the unions and white house are working on? >> dana: at some points the parents will say enough. we also have the issue of three weeks from the capitol hill riots and getting a little bit more information, not enough. but we had the capitol hill police explaining yesterday along with a briefing from the army and t

i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." hi, hemmer. >> bill: how are you, parino. seeing you more soon. seeing you at 5:00. >> dana: looking forward to it. >> bill: it's 3:00 east concern time. i'm bill hemmer. a lot on our radar this hour from the fall-out of big tech's reaction to push on impeachment of the president. the social network particler suing amazon. president trumpbanned from some sites. text execs blamed on concerns about violence. critics say it's a violation of free speech. and house democrats introducing an impeachment resolution. nearly a year to the day since the impeachment trial began. all of this setting history from the final days of the trump presidency. hogan gidley reacts. our monday panel mo and mark are standing by. we have a lot of breaking news. a lot to cover on the backlash on big tech. let's start there, gillian. >> the first big breaking news item, the loss, parler is now officially suing amazon. looks like the decision from amazon, apple and google to yank parler is having the effect of killing that social media app. take a listen.

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." must have a big show coming up. >> bill: we do. a couple of big events. tell jasper i said hello. like velcro. >> dana: hess your biggest fan. good afternoon, everybody. i'm bill hemmer awaiting two events now. first to hear from the fbi justice department six days after america launched a deadly assault on the u.s. capitol. now there's words feds were extreming violence but they had a playbook. "the washington post" reports an internal fbi memo the day before the riots. so a week ago today, there was a warning about online posts planning for war. grass breaking and doors being kicked in and blood being spille

i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and katie pavlich.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president-elect joe biden tearing into president trump as democrats march toward a second impeachment. nancy pelosi and her party have been demanding bp mike pence invoke the 20 kept amendment to remove chrome from office after the chaos at the capitol. if that doesn't happen, they are going to impeach drum for a second time. house democrats are drafting articles and they could introduce them as early as monday. joe biden going after president trump and says he won't stand in congresses way if they tried to throw crump out of office. watch >> with the congress decides to do is for them to decide. what this president has done is rip the band-aid all the way off. left the country know who he is. and what he's about. and how thoroughly unfit for office he is. he's one of the most incompetent presidents in the history of the united states of america. and so the idea that i think he shouldn't be out of office yesterday is not the issue. he i

i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing."n bongino and geraldo rivera react to president-elect joe biden's change in tone after the capital riots but let's begin chief white house correspondent come alive on the north lawn. >> president trump made it official this morning and that would have been surprised if he set it at the other way around that he will not be attending the inauguration a week from wednesday. to all of those who have asked, i will not be going to the inauguration on

i am juan williams with greg gutfeld, dana perino, jesse watters, and emily compagno.city and this is "the five." happy new year, everyone! we have a fun show i including our resolutions and predictions. we are also going to crack open a time capsule that we made a year ago in 2019, before the election, to see if our political predictions came true. you don't want to miss that. plus, we are answering some of yo

hello, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing."andidates are battling it out into razor runoffs, peter doocy's live in atlanta. let's begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. the president will be leaving the

i'm dana perino with jesse watters, juan williams, emily companion, and greg gutfeld.washington, d.c., and this is "the five." brand-new calls as republicans plot payback against big tax. ask he was reporting some g.o.p. lawmakers are working on ways to fight back after top conservatives were silenced. that comes as parler gets online after being taken down by amazon. the company ceo says he hopes to be back up and running at the end of the month but it is a

i'm dana perino, alongside jesse watters, greg gutfeld, juan williams, and katie pavli katie pavlich.his is "the five." ♪ tonight, washington and the country dealing with the fallout, after chaos reigned in our nation's capital. one woman shot and killed, three others died from a medical emergencies. more than 50 officers were hurt, including some seriously. dozens have been arrested so far. the fbi is asking for help in tracking down others involved. president trump facing criticism today from president-elect joe biden. >> yesterday, in my view, one of the darkest days in the history of our nation, an unprecedented assault on our democracy. they weren't protesters. don't dare call them protesters. they were a riotous mob, insurrectionist's, domestic terrorists. if that basic. it's that simple. the fast 4 years, we've had a president who has made content for our democracy, constitution, the rule of law, clear and everything he has done. >> dana: president trump saying there will be a peaceful transfer of power, but calls have been ramping up by lawmakers for the president to be remove