>> eric: javier. es stupdendo. >> javier: it's okay, tres bien? >> eric: si.javier speaking spanish ] >> eric: you want, uh, another little thing? >> anthony: sure. >> eric: si. [ javier speaking spanish ] >> anthony: chinese and japanese immigrants came to peru in great numbers in the 19th and 20th centuries as contract laborers and farmers. and their influence is felt here, particularly in the food, to a greater degree than anywhere else on the continent. it's that influence, and the ingredients of amazonia and the andes, that really distinguishes the food here as something special. whoa, what is this, a tofu? >> eric: uh, no, queso fresco, no? >> anthony: this is a very kooky combination. i mean, is that pineapple? where'd that come from that's not traditional. >> eric: i mean, he looks asian to me. >> anthony: right. >> eric: so i believe he is probably, uh -- >> anthony: dude, his name is wong. [ eric laughs ] >> anthony: i mean, unless he's a retired porn star -- this shouldn't be good, but it is. >> eric: phew. >> anthony: working up a sweat on that one

. ♪ >> eric: hi, i am eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.hanks for watching this special edition of "the factor," the trump agenda. straight to our top story. president trump's first 50 days, it has been a whirlwind start for the administration, to say the least, and with us now, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. kellyanne, let's start, the pressing thing of the week was the obamacare bill, what's going on, where do you see it, what is the president see it? >> the president is very confident that he will repeal and replace obamacare, i love the fact that this is the first major legislative action while he's been president, most has been executive in nature. you really see donald trump the negotiator, decision-maker, the dealmaker, the great listener, different members of senate and congress into the oval office and the white house. working the phones with them, vice president pence on the hill almost every day, secretary price, it's been a full court press, also really a house and senate bill. we know it is going to, three-pronge

. ♪ >> eric: hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.hanks for watching this "o'reilly factor" special, drama on the potomac. what a dramatic day it has been as republicans surprised everyone by pulling the vote on their health care plan. a house speaker paul ryan gave a blunt assessment about today's setback and the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we came really close today, but we came up short. i spoke to the president just a little while ago. i told him that the best thing i think to do is to pull thise bill, and he agreed with this decision. this is a setback, no two ways t about it, but it is not the end of the story, because i know that every man and woman in this conference is now motivated more than ever to step up our game, promises. our >> eric: meanwhile, president trump remained optimistic. >> i work as a team player and would have loved to have seen it passed, but i think you know, very clear, wasn't a speech i made where this deal wasn't mentioned, that perhaps the best thing that could happen was exactly what h

>> i think both, eric.ald trump, he said that this health care bill is the first step in moving forward with his agenda, moving forward to tax reform, moving forward to an infrastructure project. tied to the budget savings in this health care to paying for tax reform. so if this doesn't go forward, he's going to have a lot of trouble getting his agenda done. look, he has said, sean spicer was on earlier, said president trump is a closer. if he doesn't close the deal, that's not going to look great for him. paul ryan, going to again prove house republican conference is may be ungovernable. there are a lot of different actions in there that the moderates, conservatives, who aren't necessarily together on all of these ideas that if he is not able to galvanize that conference and count the votes the right way, that's not going to reflect well on him either. >> eric: katie, the white house basically said, we are going to vote tomorrow, if it fails, i'm moving on. my guess, personally, would be the next day, the

>> i think both, eric.trump, he said that this health care bill is the first step in moving forward with his agenda, moving forward to tax reform, moving forward to an infrastructure project. tied to the budget savings in this health care to paying for tax reform. so if this doesn't go forward, he's going to have a lot of trouble getting his agenda done. look, he has said, sean spicer was on earlier, said president trump is a closer. if he doesn't close the deal, that's not going to look great for him. paul ryan, going to again prove house republican conference is may be ungovernable. there are a lot of different actions in there that the moderates, conservatives, who aren't necessarily together on all of these ideas that if he is not able to galvanize that conference and count the votes the right way, that's not going to reflect well on him either. >> eric: katie, the white house basically said, we are going to vote tomorrow, if it fails, i'm moving on. my guess, personally, would be the next day, the very

>> eric: the house will. if the house approves and sends a bill to the senate and says we have this money for the wall, do you think mitch mcconnell is not going to get 50 votes saying let's pay for the wall. >> kimberly: good luck with reelection. >> lisa: president trump said a nation without a border is not a nation. do you disagree with that? do you not think sovereign nations have a right to control the borders? >> juan: of course. that's not really the issue. the issue is 11 million or 12 million people. >> lisa: illegal immigrants coming into the united states. >> juan: we have a record number of deportations under president obama. >> eric: the reason why i said that is that you claimed there was net zero migration because of the bad economy and i said last year and theater before work record deportations under any president. what happened? in the last month they stopped? >> juan: we are saying people who are leaving because of economic -- over the period. 2014 when you saw the surge. lisa mentioned, a

eric: all right, lisa, yes. again, there's no end to the liberal's desire to tax people and robots. >> i think that me and donald agree on this one, tarks everybody. >> the irony in what richard is saying, why would you support increasing the minimum wage? we've m ceo's of fast food companies, the direction that the fast food is going, automating the jobs. stating the reasons for the desire to work words automation is increasing wages across the country. i find it perplexing now liberals can be for increasing the minimum wage. you're looking at it being more viable for them. those are entry level jobs. if you want to basically increase the price of labor, you're pushing those people out of the marketplace and i find it a little interesting that richard would be for that when minimum wage-- >> there are two positions, you're either for the american worker or against the american worker. if donald trump claims fob for the american workers, here are the facts, the robots are taking jobs away from people not at mcdo

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling bob beckel, meghan mccain, and greg gutfeld. new developments on the stunning collection of trump team communications by u.s. intelligence. we now know where the intel committee chairman devin nunes viewed the information he found concerning. igniting a controversy of its own. first, adam schiff still won't let up on nunes for briefing the president first. >> we can't have a credible investigation if the chairman takes the information he has seen the white house doesn't share it with his committee. >> the chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate for the white house or to lead an credible investigation. the country needs to have an independent, credible investigation in the house. >> eric: it was revealed today that chairman nunes viewed the documents that reportedly shows incidental collection of team trump on white house grounds a day before he revealed his news to the public. spokesman says it was shown to him there in order to have proximity to a secure location where he can provide the information becaus

eric: let me bring lisa in. and i can't remember who it was, someone in silicon valley saying if you automate, take the human off the line and put a robot on the line, you should be taxed for that. >> look, i think we want businesses to be able to do business in this country and the problem is, it's been really difficult for businesses to do business in this country. we've seen more small businesses go under than be created over the past few years, and this is a big problem for them. and the point being, is that, businesses are going to look for every opportunity to cut costs and to juan's point, if you're forcing businesses to pay people more than they're worth, i'm not going to mention rachel's daughter because she's the only one that says her daughter isn't worth $15 an hour. they don't have the skill set and education to get paid that much more money. you're going to cause businesses to shut down and less opportunity for young people to get their first job and entry into the marketplace. >> the population. e

] >> eric: entertaining stories.he floor director looked at me like, really? you've done this how many times? late night hosts enjoying a ratings bowl than sa since donald trump won the presidency. steven colbert, jimmy kimmel rating well by taking shots at the president. >> not only does donald trump want to put a stop to federal funding for public broadcasting, he's already started cleaning house at pbs. >> i say you're fired. >> what? >> and star jones kicked your butt whether you like it or not. >> i guess we have to find a new place to live. >> too bad but that's the way it goes. >> eric: it's working for them. >> greg: i think it's right. that bird is a mooch, it doesn't need federal assistance, if you hate government and trump why are you taking money from it? by the way turduckin, it. >> eric: do you want to talk about the funding or late night hosts? >> dana: all media is up, right? all across the board. everybody is highly energized, whether you love him or hate him, you want to read about it, watch it, can

eric, i'm curious to know from you.know for a fact that we fed terrorists come from saudi arabia. i understand the complications politically and economically, our ties to saudi arabia. about pakistan is another country. i think jason tate fits said we said that to the list. >> eric: the whole idea of the executive order was to solidify our borders, make it safer right now. the reason the ninth circuit got the stay is because they had issues with who was allowed to come in, who wasn't allowed to come in. the one they were able to hang their hat on constitutional he was with the commerce part of it. want to remove that, you go back to is a muslim ban or as the country of origin ban? i think the trump lawyers can argue that. it can be a muslim ban because there are always other countrie countries, 45 muslim countries that aren't on this list. you know what it really is? if you just go back to it. 7 out of 6 nations are filled governments. there is not a stable government in place for us to have a negotiation. >> harris: yo

allegedly. >> eric: juan? said the big thing we know the fact of the leak. i'm thinking what if someone said this is a campaign by the white house to distract and distort from the rush russia probe? >> greg: i would say you are probably wrong, juan and i you would chuckle to myself and go have tea. she could have said she was talking about incontinence and that would have cleared the whole story up. i look at the stories right now and think these are the good times. these are the good times. these are the salad days of benign rumors because no one remembers the headlines on september 10th, 2001. most of these stories, if not all of them will evaporate once something horrible happens. right now what i worry about is that we take our eye off the ball, focusing on these other little rabbits going to different holes when the ball is always going to be islamism. it's always going to be radical islam. it's always going to be terror right now the media is so hot on the story because you can go after russians without

>> eric: did i say that? greg pointed out the guy said no one ever asked me that question before. >> dana: how long has he been in office? >> greg: the other thing he brought up was the thing we talked about that president obama would say what he was going to do before he would do it that would drive afghans crazy. >> dana: he said we're leaving and so that created a vacuum. president trump has shown some willingness in the media has picked up on it to change a viewpoint based on meetings he's had. leading up to the joint session of congress speech he had two weeks worth of meetings with ceos and on that day of the joint session speech, he said -- he floated the idea that maybe was going to change his approach on the immigration bill. that is true. presidents are allowed to change their minds. president obama, after the push back, he kept the bush tax cuts. if i could down one last thing about the ambassador, one of the ways you develop good relationships is by showing an interest in somebody else. maybe ask

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new york city. big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave classified information, like the name of michael flynn, to "the new york times" and "washington post" ." both sides seemed to land body blows and it was compelling tv. i was glued to the screen. one of the revelations, fbi chief confirming to the house intelligence committee that his agency is investigating potential links between the trump campaign and the russian government. >> i have been authorized by the department of justice to confirm that the fbi, as part of our current intelligence mission, is investigating the r

. >> kimberly: eric, have you a question? >> eric: more of a comment, bret. so, we see now who liked this bill? let's put it this way. you point out the freedom caucus didn't like it and clearly having problems with that group getting behind it moderates started to peel off as recently as this morning, a couple, one from new jersey and another one as well. quinnipiac had a poll out yesterday saying only 17% of americans polled think this was a good plan going forward. there it is 17 approve, 567 percent said no, the other 27% weren't sure. american medical association, heritage foundation, kato didn't like it. dems didn't like it. i mean, you know, at some point, have you got to hang it on someone. i've been doing this for three and a half weeks now, hanging it on leadership in the house. aren't they the only ones really who did like this bill? >> brett: well, the president said he liked it the vice president said he liked it the white house said they liked it. they said it was the bill, the chance that republicans. >> they don't get a vote. they needed to br

>> eric: no.a record of every conversation between loretta lynch and president obama? bob. >> kimberly: but he has the authority on fisa. >> bob: you may laugh about this but this is a guy, the president of the united states calling another president of the united states a crook. >> brian: barack obama call george bush incompetent. >> bob: that is not a crook. >> brian: headed over an end over again. it >> bob: let's take some more tea. "one more thing" is up next. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. hei don't want one that's haded a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing i like it start your used car search at carfax.com ...as a combination of see products.. and customers

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is vowing to fight after his revised travel ban is put on hold hours before it was set to begin yesterday. federal judge in hawaii issued a nationwide restraining order rejecting the government's national security claim. second judge in maryland ruled against the president's executive order. mr. trump slammed the move in the aloha state at his rally last night in nashville. >> the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order. this is the opinion of many, an unprecedented judicial overreach. we are going to fight this. we are going to take our case as far as it needs to go, including all the way up to the supreme court. we are going to win. we're going to keep our citizens safe and regardless, we are going to keep our citizens safe, believe me. i was elected to change our broken and dangerous system and i will not stop fighting for the safety of you and your families,

eric?e >> eric: trump taxes that rachel maddow discovered.test hour of television not on fox. >> meghan: hysteria from the left. >> greg: weird part. meghan, what was your best story? >> meghan: unfortunately, it was mine. specifically krystal calling it a nothing burger. got to hurt if krystal is attacking you, nothing burger. >> greg: change it from nothingg burger to nothing taco? >> eric: if we did it. >> greg: nothing tostada? >> eric: we can't say taco tuesday.he >> greg: my best story was the robot thespian. robot playing a role in a pipeline theater. this is the first step to actors being replaced. actor costs too much money. replace them with a robot.st they are better actors than matt damon or ben affleck. >> eric: did you see thatg: interview with the talking robot? is that a human being talking for it? >> greg: i like to pretend they are using their own voice. >> juan: robot can never be as attractive as a human. >> greg: you apparently haven'tv been to the mall lately. [laughter] worst story for you, meghan? >> meghan: chelsea cl

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with lisa boothe juan williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld. there's a lot of breaking news this afternoon. at approximately 1:15, "the new york times" name of the sources that devin nunes has said showed him the evidence that communications with the trump transition team had been incidentally collected. fox news has confirmed those sources independently. they are white house staffers at the national security council. michael alice and ezra cohen-watnick. >> if, in fact, the national security council staff that discovered these materials reportedly in the ordinary course of business are the same national security staff that provided them to the chairman to be provided to the president, it raises a profound question of why they were not directly provided to the white house by the national security staff and instead were provided through a circuitous route involving the chairman. if that was designed to hide the origin of the materials, that raises profound questions about just what the white house is doing. >> eric: there are three investigation

it's either you or eric. would wipe the floor with this mop. >> kimberly: i would make him cry for his mother so fast. you have no idea. >> greg: this is all grandstanding. i am the heroic guy. he doesn't protect. >> kimberly: we have all been in new york for a while. you see the difference from when bloomberg was mayor, giuliani turned out. is shameful. wait. it's not nice. it's a mess. we never get the snow plowed. all the garbage isn't collected. i got the joke but enough is enough. be mature. do your job. don't discriminate on people you think didn't vote for you and earn the job of being mayor. he wants to run for reelection. what exactly has he done? hasn't made the place safer. police department is in more allies. >> bob: he did purposely not plow your neighborhood. started off in poor neighborhoods. >> kimberly: do them all. >> bob: what is wrong with having to have a warrant to go into school? >> greg: you should. definitely. i agree with you on that. the point is, that is standard procedure. he wasn

eric bolling, greg gutfeld. what do you make of this in terms of the merits, structure and the rollout to? >> eric: i don't see a lot of merits. some people say it's obamacare lite. i have heard them and tell us that there's no mandate anymore but the plan does continue to have a mandate. the individual mandate is still there only is worse because now to let your insurance lapse, you have to pay 30% not to the government. you pay it to the insurance company. cadillac tax. they don't touch cadillac tax. we fought against cadillac taxes on the show. it is still there. not touched until 2025. there's more subsidies in this bill than obamacare. they don't touch medicaid expansion for another five years. these are the things we fought against but the one i care about the most, the one that would make a free-market solution, drive the cost curve down on health care and insurance, would be being able to buy it across state lines. it's not in this bill as of yet. i don't know why you put something out there that you say

it's eric bolling. >> eric: wait, what? >> greg: eric bolling. side view. show the other side view.aid, there is eric bolling. it is damien lewis. >> juan: playing eric bolling. >> dana: this was from yesterday. president trump signed an executive order on tuesday directing the governments, the epa to pull back obama's rule. waters of the united states rule. here's a couple headlines. politico said trying to kill air and water rules. there were other more hysterical things. it did not pass judicial muster. everyone who works the land and is a land owner wants to protect and conserve it. my uncle said in wyoming he doesn't want them telling him what to do. sorry, juan. you have ten seconds. >> juan: i have ten seconds? watch this. birthday. schoolyard. >> kimberly: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >> bret: this is a fox news alerts. i am bret baier in washington. the nation's top law-enforcement officer will not be part of any investigations into whether the drum campaign had improper contact with russian officials or colluded in any

eric, eric. let me explain something. in order to get a i.c.e. for judge to agree to a wiretap of a u.s. citizen requires strong proof of a felony or treason. that means -- let me finish. get your pom-poms. >> eric: the fisa court -- if the nsa or fbi or both said we have probable cause. >> bob: i have been in a fisa court and i know what goes on and you don't so it's wrong. there's a list of who got a fisa charge and who didn't. a fisa judge looked into it and was asked to look into it and there will be no trump name on it. this guys almost to the point, and i have a strong suggestion as an american. i think he ought to not have control of the nuclear codes. ought to have pence and the secretary of defense because this guy is starting to lose it. >> dana: i understand a human moment and tweet but now that you are the president of the united states, you are accusing your predecessor of a serious allegation. if you are the president, you can call anybody. call the justice department and say i want you to come over here with those warrants. when i

eric: right. david: anyway -- harold: so is frederick douglass active as an activist, as a spokesman for black rights during reconstruction? maybe a softball question but i think we should bring him into the story. and you mentioned, also, an african-american congressman. i think 15, 16 members of congress, members of color during that period? eric: we've been talking about national politics but what is really remarkable, what is going on at the local and state level, it is the first moment you might almost say of genuine democracy in american history. where you have these interracial governments, african-american -- harold: on the state level as well? eric: yes. two in the senate. 16 in the house of representatives. black sheriffs and justices of the peace and members of legislatures and you have a lot of white people, also, in these governments obviously but this is actual democracy at work. in a society that had been a slave society until a few years earlier. it's an unbelievable transition. an

>> eric: yeah, listen.he equation, when you eliminate some of these restrictions, you open up the oil industry which happens to provide millions of decent to high-paying jobs to people who need jobs right now. keeping the cost of energy down but it's also one of the most employed industries. >> greg: bob has a job in tv peer he doesn't care about them. >> bob: i have to think the oil industry does a very good job. >> kennedy: why would you want to kneecap an industry that continues to make money? he's not made the shift to renewable resources. we are still using fossil fuel. the previous administration tried to shut that down and eliminate that stream of revenue. when you do that, you stifle innovation. you don't have the capital to invest in renewable energy. >> dana: this goes around and around and it's been going this way since 1992. when president trump came into office, he said every policy i'm going to think about jobs first. i thought it was bold for him to go to the epa to sign it today. most people

i'm eric shawn. bill and martha are out this morning. it's the final stop before the full vote on the house floor which can come as early as tomorrow. president trump told house republicans last night the end of obamacare is finally in reach. >> it's time it get busy, get to work and to get the job done. that legislative effort begins with thursday's crucial vote and it really is a crucial for the republican party and for the people of our country. to repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. >> shannon: as the president deals with health care more concerns on russian connections. the associated press reporting paul manafort once had ties and they're now responding to fox news. >> john roberts is on the front lawn of the white house with more. >> the former campaign manager had connections to the russian oligarch was no surprise. it was widely known the two had a business relationship between 2005 and 2009. what's new in the associated press report is manafort was doing work to greatly benefit the russian government and vladami

>> eric: no. events, as you well know, stage them, usually of color, white, black, hispanic, men, women. those are all staged with a 72-year-old former governor who went rambling on. he called himself a republican. no, i'm a democrat. a little bit distracted. but you stage it with people who looked just like him. take a look at the picture. i'm not kidding. these are chosen people. as the democratic party, is it out of touch or is the bench not that deep? >> juan: i thought you'd be synthetic to the idea that they are reaching out to blue-collar white america. >> eric: the democrats saying you know what? we are doing our autopsy and we have pivoted back to middle america. is that they they are going to do now? >> juan: i don't think they left middle america but clearly they lost the election. here is some evidence. >> eric: the only thing they won as new york and california and illinois. >> juan: the popular vote still -- >> greg: let's not replay the election. he didn't really talk about actual i

eric?that's unbelievable, will. i mean, why don't we give them cement so they could cement their side of the tunnel? how about that? >> melissa: that's a good idea. >> eric: how about that for a possibility? we'll see. >> melissa: i'm sure will will suggest that a frightening scene at the airport when a plane packed with passengers catches fire. look at that wild landing. what happened to those on board? plus, we're live at the white house awaiting the daily briefing with press secretary sean spicer. it's always spicy. will it get heated today? we'll take you there live. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. i've bi've logged parhundreds of jumpsve years. in the course of my career. for the past six years i've been a navy federal member, too. thanks to my go reward

eric. do you think she was right to milk it? >> eric: she did what she does. she was milking it.he trolled everybody. i tuned in. i was waiting. the problem is, she sold it as historically unprecedented. and then we get this and then the aftermath, it has been compared to the oscar fail by warren beatty. steve harvey's miss universe. it's been called televised suicide. she made the story from donald trump's tax returns to rachel maddow's regional fail. the question is, was it a set up by donald trump? when you take the tax return apart, it's great for him. he paid 25% federally. that is not state, not local. that is a massive tax burden. higher than barack obama paid, higher than mitt romney, higher than bernie sanders. higher than anyone. you have to say, if it is, like you said, trump paint of the tunnel on the front of a rock, feels like it. i was waiting to see with the left would do. waiting to see with the rest of the msnbc crowd would do. i got up early and watch my friend "morning joe." took a day off. >> greg: under the covers. kimberly, i felt bad for geraldo. he starte

thank you. >> thank you eric.tching gears talking about cars, cars without people behind the wheel, uber hitting a bump in the road now suspending to the pilot program for driverless cars after a crash in arizona. it is just the latest incident involving self-driving vehicles which several companies are testing on our roads. will carr with more now from our west coast newsroom, will? reporter: well, the crash happened friday in tempe, where uber of testing the self-driving volvo suv, the vehicle had an engineer buckled up in driver seat, but the car was driving itself when another car failed to yield, hit the volvo at a high rate of speed, nobody was hurt. while the crash was not uber's fault, it did president trump th--prompt the company to postpe the self testing of the cars. accident comes as a number of other country are racing to gett arkansas atonamous cars on the market, you may remember the driver of a self-driving tes last killed last year -- tesla was killed last year, after being hit by a tracker traile

>> eric: 2.5%. in interes interest. 26 largest economy in the world. >> kimberly: exception to this, cutback, immigration judges and border patrol. keep those, add some more because that's also fulfilling a campaign promise. >> greg: there is no way you can be reversed santa claus. >> dana: the federal government, the actual workforce, has been flat for the last 20 years. to bob's point, it's hard to make additional cuts. one thing that will definitely end up with fewer people is the number of federal employees that will retire in the coming years is high but that means they will get their pensions. then you have to figure out, make sure you're funding it. a good solution for some of these jobs could be your favorite topic. robots. automation. when i came through immigration, go through with the passport thing. like an ipad, done. it was so much more efficient. >> greg: imagine if your congressmen were robots, if your senators were robots. >> kimberly: imagine if your husband was a robot. i saw this

eric.ntroversy over the two minutes between attorney general jeff sessions when he was a senator and russian ambassador david kissed a lot. now comes campaign manager cory lewandowski. he is accusing the obama administration is somehow listening into this conversation. did they? the former assistant director of the fbi spying on ourselves straight ahead. ou look. no matter who you are, a heart attack can happen without warning. a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bayer aspirin. [he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. arthel: the battle to liberate mosul from i.c.e. is intensifying. one iraqi commander said government forces are seeing their toughest combat yet as they push into t

at -- eric: i am eric shawn. you know for next hour we'll have special coverage of the work that is done here at library, and at bush institute, and we'll look at former president's continued mission, when it comes to post 9/11 veterans, the portraits of courage he pained in tribute to those who were wounded, just one aspect of the work at center, coming up worker of bush institute military initiative will be here to tell us about help available for 9/11 veterans. if you are one or if you love one, you will' to hear what they do here. but first more on battle brewing on capitol hill over healthcare reform, christian fisher with more from palm beach, florida. reporter: now comes a real test in how good of a closer president trump can be. as president, house speaker paul ryan said that president trump has been able to bring more conservatives on board like he did friday with this meeting with members of the republican study committee. will to be enough? does speaker ryan have the votes. >> i feel this is where we w

>> eric: originated. any airline and that's why they pointed out these airlines, the ones that originate in these airports that are insecure. >> juan: that's not the case. in a number of these places, u.s. authorities are there on the ground and do the checks on the traveler. let me finish grade i wanted to pick up on one dana was saying. a lot of people are saying it may have to do with the subsidies for these particular airlines. >> greg: three countries. >> juan: three big airlines. >> greg: identifying threats. to >> juan: that's different. i am just saying there may be something else going on. that we are punishing these airlines. he says he's going to support american business. >> dana: why would britton do it to? >> juan: britain has the same problems with their airlines saying why is it that the arab countries subsidize, unfair competition for the airline. here's the bigger point for you, greg. i am saying is this going to make my family safer? the underwear bomber wasn't traveling -- coming from

>> eric, u.s. defense officials say it will be two companies from the 82nd airborne division from fort bragg, north carolina. some 200 paratroopers that will be deploying to the isis fight in mosul. iraqi forces have been engaged in fierce street-to-street fighting. >> they will try. we need the efforts of others to flush them out. >> in another sign the pentagon is ramping up efforts against isis, jets from the george w. bush began striking in iraq friday. for the first time, the u.s. military acknowledged over the weekend, a coalition air strike bombed the same place where 100 civilians were killed. the u.s.-led coalition said iraqi forces requested the air strike. the pentagon has long said that isis uses human shields to protect against air strikes. senator tom cotton weighed in. >> very sad development. the department of defense is investigating. i don't believe this is a result of loosening of rules of engagement. rather the facts on the ground. >> eric, despite more pressure being put on isi

thank you. >> eric: i wonder if that mustang is a convertible. >> jenna: it's cold in michigan. >> ericcoming back to washington, we are awaiting a new executive action from the president. it will unravel obama air and environmental relations. it is getting praise and some harsh criticism. what he will do, what he plans, what it will mean, next my wife got me to be a devoted vegetarian... except for every ladies' night. only glad has forceflex to prevent rips, leaks, and punctures. so whatever you throw in the bag... stays in the bag. be happy, it's glad. >> eric: let's check out on what's going on on "outnumbered "outnumbered." >> sandra: democrats called for devin nunes to recruit himself from the russian probe or step down entirely. what he said about that, just a short time ago. can he weather this storm? >> harris: and the truck bed administration is cracking down on sanctuary cities. the democratic mayor is now vowing to fight back. who is right? >> sandra: all that plus our #oneluckyguy. it is bill o'reilly today. he has a new book, so much to talk about with him. please join us

>> eric: i don't think so.nk that was much more relaxed, i'd prefer that went to the candidate. here's the deal. since she lost the election, the clinton foundation donations have dropped by 37%. a clear third of their donations. she needs to get back out there and be the face were democrats. she's got a window though. as soon as president obama decides it's his turn and he's going to hold a stage for the voice of the liberal left. >> mercedes: democrats don't need her, that strategy completely failed. we've seen elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and president obama be the faces of the party, but i think for hillary clinton to have a come back to her, go back to your house to her. seriously, the campaign rehash speech that she gave at georgetown. at that point, when you lose an election, it's time to move, get off the stage, and let the fresh faces of the democratic party come out. >> sandra: as long as she's there, nancy pelosi is there and elizabeth warren is there, what's the point? >> meghan: i think hill

eric: i'm sorry.tings, with them knowing, you know, carter page going to moscow, with them knowing michael flynn, the general sitting with, you know, vladimir putin at that rt dinner and this type of thing, are conversations enough? are visits enough? or do they need, as you say, hard evidence and e-mails of, let's say, financial transactions from russian banks if that indeed happened? mix all that in with maybe contracts or paul hanna fort, how do you get from that to like a criminal or intelligence investigation? >> there has to be a lot more information, eric, to substantiate probable cause. just to have two people talking to each other without knowing what the contents of the conversation was doesn't make -- no judge is going to approve something like that. if you come up with something that's on a server and you can read it and it said this is probable cause, there seems to be some indicia of a crime being committed or having been committed, then, fine. maybe the judge will go with that. i don't

eric?w discovered and historic. >> greg: greatest hour of television not on fox. >> meghan: hysteria from the left. >> greg: weird part. meghan what was your best story. >> meghan: unfortunately it was mine. crystal calling it a nothing burger. got to hurt if crystal is attacking you nothing burger. >> greg: change it from nothing burker to nothing taco. >> eric: if we did it. we can't say taco tuesday. >> greg: my best story was the robot thes thespian. robot playing a role in a pipeline theater. this is the first step to actors being replaced. actor costs too much money. replace them with a robot. >> greg: di >> eric: did you see that interview with the talking robot? >> greg: i like to pretend they are using their own voice. >> juan: robot can never be as attractive as a human. >> greg: you apparently haven't been to the mall lately. worst story for you, meghan? >> meghan: i didn't mean chelsea clinton wright ago book called she persisted. i would rather get a root canal than read anythi

cory's mother transitioning too from erica to eric. lifestyle of living as a woman, marrying and having five kids, eric began his transition a year ago. >> i will never forget the first joseph hormones that i took, it was like this overwhelming sense of calm and peace just came over me that i had never experienced in my life. i was like, wow, this is what normal feels like. >> there's me and mom. >> reporter: eric says he was inspired by his own daughter's bravery. and for almost two years now, the two have been sharing their transition from mother and son, to father and daughter. >> so you two draw inspiration and support from each other, don't you? what was it like watching her walk this walk? >> just seeing her and her bravery, just gave me the strength and courage to come out as well, and face the world as my true self. >> what goes through your mind when you hear eric talk about you as a hero to him? >> i feel like i've done my part and helped him through his journey as he's helped me. >> that, i think, was probably one ever the h

>> eric: i don't think it can get any worse.g into the presidency the media had something like a 9% approval rating and they're probably the same. i think this is a britianity strategy by the trump administration to keep taking shots at the media because they're so gullible, so thin skinned that that they fight back. look at the press conferences, look when trump gives a press conference, everyone watches. people tune in to the press conference. people get back to their office and tune in to the press conference. it's bringing out the worst part of the media and bringing out the best part of trump. what is the worst thing in the world? when they're not talking about you, right? that's all they're doing, trump said this about us, do you believe it? can you believe what he said bad about us today. >> lisa: i want to get greg in here. what do you think of all this? >> greg: of what? what's your problem? [ laughter ] >> greg: seriously, what is your problem? answer the question, what -- do you have a problem with me, is that it? >>

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>> eric: it is the fearmongering. on the left, the mayor as we talked about her going to get together and push back. attorney general jeff sessions says they are debating holding back funding to the sanctuary states and cities and for what? in places like transportation, how about the wall? i am a conservative who was pro-illegal immigration. float this idea. every state has ten to 15 dmvs dmvs. walk-in, you're not going to get arrested or deported. you're going to go on the list, your documented, not a pathway to citizenship but pathway to legality. again, i think we increase immigration that way. >> greg: the dmv, that line is going to get longer. >> dana: you can renew your license online. >> greg: not in new york city. i let it expire. >> dana: if you are a responsible adult and don't let it expire, you can do it. >> greg: dana, since you have already started talking. politics seems like an arena where supplying proof is no longer a requirement for succes success. fake news. >> dana: nobody cares. oh, okay. the on