emily compagno, there are some tools in the toolkit. but, my goodness, don't you have to crack them open and use them? >> emily: that's exactly right. the tools have to work together. what i mean by that, let's take seattle for a moment. after the police chief retired because she was at odds with that city council that stripped the police department here of all the resources, in the interim, we have a police chief, officer police chief diaz has come out and said, "clearly, without deterrence, without consequent is for this behavior, this destruction will keep happening and exponentially increased." he has come out in this interim and said, "i want to prosecute rioters who destroy property. i will not be arresting and want to see him prosecuted." he says, "this is an agreement i've made with the city attorney." but the misdemeanor policies haven't changed, harris. my point is, without arrest, prosecution doesn't work. everything is interrelated and intertwined. since the spring, 600 people at least have been arrested here in the city with

[laughter] emily compagno, do you believe this?hink every few years there is talk of something similar. basalt with the tea party back then talked without becoming its own party pretty think of the short term this would be concerted either young to kevin's point. unless there's a democrat party court alerts your original point that obviously would not work. to be totally lopsided and it was result and that civil destruction of the gop. of course the uk, ireland, denmark, spain, et cetera, we person would like a five party system that better reflects that diversity. it also leads to actual collaboration rather than the sort of centrist clinging to their chairs and the extremists trying to outdo each other and will more people. robby went relaxed to be honest about their policies they believe in. before we have to change that dynamic that is a great point, emily, kevin, lawrence is great to see on inauguration night. lovely. coming up it is moving day. joe died ready to call the white house home. how did they flip the presidential pa

you the hiccups "fox news" contributor and host of crimes that changed america on "fox nation" emily compagno. and she's so southern her blood type is meant julep. sitting in for kat timpf fox business network -- dagen mcdowell then host of an upset on "fox nation," that is tyrus. welcome to you all and have i mentioned greg will be back next week. what do you make this week if you are conservative or trump supporter are you done? >> i am clearly neither of those so listen i have to be honest with you i have been back-and-forth with his whole this whole twitter thing because when they took out the president's twitter account they took out might 2 million jokes. i am keeping it and you know where says penn, says no content. 2 million people said that joke was funny and i said thank you mr. president. my part is on there but they took away the 2 million the president so. >> that moment is deleted. did it ever happen? >> it happen. i've a snapshot. it happened at the point isn't that moment i thought is it ever going to get and need better for me that the president laughed at a joke of mine and

she's so bubbly, she'll give you hiccups, host of crimes that changed america on fox nation, emily compagno. gnshe's so southern her blood te is mint julep, fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. and boulder colorado was named after his biceps, tyrus. what do you make this week of -- if you're a conservative or trump supporter in this universe, are you done? >> i'm clearly neither of those. so -- pete: play the role. >> i'm going to be honest with you. i have been back and forth this whole twitter thing. when they took out the president's twitter account, they took out my 2 million liked votes, joked, and -- jokes, and so i am keeping it. and you know where it says pin, it says no content. [laughter] >> it's 2 million people said ha ha, your joke was funny and i said thank you, mr. president. my parts are there. they took away the 2 million and sthe president. so -- pete: if that moment is deleted, did it ever happen? >> it happened. i have snapshots and a tattoo on my shoulder. it happened. what i really thought about it at that moment, i thought is it ever going to get any better on social

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

i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, tyrus and emily compagno.s 5:00 in new york city, 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 just one account. it's going to go on for longer than this week. we have to be ready for that. the focuses on this account, and how it ties to real-world violence, but also we need to think much longer term around how these dynamics play out. i don't believe this is going away anytime soon. >> jesse: twitter responding in a statement to fox news. "the remarks shown in the video were delivered to our more than 5400 employees, and are nearly the same words jack shared in a tweet threaded, offering context around and reflections on our work to protect the conversation in recent weeks. it's not just big tech censorship. the mentality is bleeding into other are

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.

i am juan williams with greg gutfeld, dana perino, jesse watters, and emily compagno.t's 5:00 in new york 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 your female questions. but first, 2020. what a year. it was a wild ride. let's take a look back at some of the top news stories that made the biggest headlines. >> earlier today, impeachment articles were presented and read aloud by the democratic managers and supreme court chief justice john roberts swore in senators as jurors. >> jesse: the world mourns and we have new information on the tragic death of kobe bryant. we are learning what happened inside the helicopter before the terrible crash that killed the nba legend, his daughter, and seven others. >> juan: concerns in the united states about the fast spreading coronavirus. it's killed mor

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

attorney and fox news contributor emily compagno, leslie marshall. joining us on the virtual couch in the center seat former governor and fox news contributor as well, mike huckabee. great to see you in the new year. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> harris: congressman cohen is saying if you're male and white and in the military, you're dangerous to the rest of us? >> it is one of the most outrageous things steve cohen has ever said. and he's said a lot of outrageous things. i think sometimes he wins the prize for the most outrageous and ridiculous member of congress that the people of his district sent home. why he keeps getting re-elected is beyond me. he insults witnesses in hearings. he does dumb stunts like carry a bucket of chicken into a hearing and licks his fingers. this is a guy that's much more a clown. he ought to put on a nose, some big shoes and makeup and honk a horn when he comes into congress. what he said was insulting and degrading. i just feel like the idiotsy of insin waiting that people in the national guard. i was command

here with me emily compagno, leslie marshall, joining us today civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo farrell. you've been writing some pretty strong op eds for fox news.com. i'll come to you first for your reaction to what's rolling out. >> first of all, hi, ladies. thank you for having me on and everyone else. let me tell you right now, this is a power grab for the democrats. they are taking away the rights of every individual state, the set of qualifications, harris, for voting. let's be clear. if you vote for hr1, there is no verification of i.d., no voter i.d. whatsoever. this is an attempt by democrats to allow anyone to vote without verification. here's the biggest problem. a lot of people, and i'm a trump supporter. lot of people questioned the large increase in votes. why? because there's no check system. one other point. there's a ballot area of position that allows these individuals, democrats, to collect ballots and just turn them in. what makes this country great is fairness and liberty. one final point, the d.c. statehood is nothing more than to ensure a permanent de

here today, emily compagno, dagen mcdowell, "new york post" columnist and fox news contributor mirandaine and in the virtual couch seat today, >> tyrus: host and fox news contributor tyrus is with us. let's start with the shocking details. we have been watching this and supporting our friend janice dean through all of our work that we could and now we get these facts. >> dagen: janice dean as a crusader, she is a saint and she is vindicated with this. all we wanted to know was how many of new york's elderly did governor randy cuomo have a hand in killing? and now we are beginning to find out. he signed that order in late march that sent covid-positive patients back into nursing homes and prevented those very facilities from even testing them for covid. he blamed everyone for his negligence, from mother nature to fox news to "the new york post." he had the audacity to write a book on leadership and even accept an enemy and he still to this day accepts no responsibility for what he did. in the meantime he played politics with the vaccine rollout and he still stonewalled and dismissed fam

here today, emily compagno, host of no interruption on fox nation. tomi lahren is here and joining us for the first time, former republican congressional candidate from maryland and the founder of red renaissance and in the center the virtual couch seat today, dave rubin back with us for another time, host of the rubin report, reaction from the panel in a moment. i want to start with tucker carlson calling out what he sees as wall street's game. >> here is what makes the hedge fund managers different from you. they have a lot more power than you. they control the game so they immediately change the rules of the game. turns out what wall street really hates his outsider trading, people from outside their world might be getting rich. that's the one thing they can't abide. >> harris: i'm coming to you first for your response. >> kim: thank you so much for having me. i'm happy to be here today. wall street and main street are two separate rules here. so people understand while everyone was struggling back in 2020 financially, investors were still making

i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, tyrus and emily compagno.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

today, emily compagno, fox nation house, tomi lahren. host of "lara logan has no agenda," laura logan. and country music star and fox nation host, john rich. all right, let's get john's take on what is happening with impeachment on capitol hill. may be just a little thoughts on what senator graham said too. >> john: well, i think he's spot on. senator graham said that they are afraid of what they are going to say. if they can stick a national indictment of impeachment on the president, our former president, he might run again for president, and they don't want that, so i think it plays a little deeper than that, but the calls of unity that we hear, we say you know, don't always just listen to what they say. watch what they do. that's where you really know. and it's almost like on christmas eve, two of my kids, i said all right, boys. i said guys, we are going to have a really great, beautiful, peaceful christmas, but tonight, we are going to have a fist fight right here in the living room. if they don't go together, it is fork and tongue

emily compagno, family member, welcome. everybody, thanks for watching. here's sandra and john with "america reports." >> [crowd chanting] >> john: protests against police breaking out in tacoma, washington, after video showing an officer driving into a crowd and hitting at least one person. hello, everyone. welcome to a brand-new week of "america reports." i'm john roberts in washington. hi, sandra. see eight day one of week two. great to be with you, john. i'm sandra smith. demonstrators seen smashing windows, setting fires, and damaging businesses as they marched through the downtown area. some yelling "free them all," and demanding the release of inmates from a local jail they are. police declared an unlawful assembly and ordered that crowd to leave. the former assistant u.s. attorney, andy mccarthy, warned that chaos could continue to overwhelm authorities. >> the police can maintain law and order as long as you haven't lost order in the first place. when order has been lost, conventional police departments don't have either the resources or the tact