, the birth of eric bolling. >> kat: what about the birth of eric bolling clarkes! boston tea party. >> kat: more important than the birth of eric bolling? he wants to drain the swamp. >> oh, great. i don't know that is. >> kat: but you like it? >> yes, i am into it. no work on that day. >> women's suffrage. he >> kat: pretty important. >> women's suffrage, for sure. >> kat: more important than the birth of eric bolling? >> yes. >> kat: savage. it's a tie between women's suffrage and the season premiere of "elf" ." >> that's 1986. i wasn't even born yet. >> women's suffrage. >> i don't watch television. >> kat: while we are talking holidays, colin kaepernick sparked an opera last year for kneeling during the national anthem used july 4th to take a shot at the usa. tweeting "how can we truly celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robbed our ancestors of theirs." he is touring ghana to trace his ancestral roots and he celebrated independence day by voicing that opinion. eboni, you have defended him. what do you think about it? >> eboni: i am teasing you. i

announce after that but we appreciate everybody for being here so want to welcome to the stage eric bolling. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> how are you doing? thinks for that warm welcome. >> you literally left the set in new york and got on the train?. >> 6:00 she said we have to go right now there's a car waiting for us to take as of 48 dead sixth to penn station which is about 303rd street for cry again in the car the 635 trances and will be there as 6:37 p.m.. i get out of the car it is 90 degrees in this city right now and i am running holding this shirt in a bag running down seventh avenue looking like from her. day remember that? cars are coming and i am stopping and going i made it with four minutes to go and and so glad that i did the. [applause] >> what concerns me were running around of new york and there are a lot of liberal drivers. >> good thing nobody recognized me or i would be a flat frog and frog legs. [laughter] we have some of the best year tonight keeping the community safe thanks for your services and the second we ask of you could come here this by the

what we're going to do is do a lot of winning. >> eboni: there is that key phrase, eric bolling, win,inning, winning. >> eric: not tired of winning. trump was wrong, mark your calendar 5:11 on friday trump was wrong. i'm not tired of winning. >> eboni: are you tired of winning? >> not at all. let's face it, the administration, this russian obsession, this collusion delusion as i have heard said before is just -- it's a red herring as they say. and things are swimming, going along swimmingly, the stock market, the immigration thing, pulling out of the paris accord. >> eboni: what about the healthcare? >> that's the problem with the congress. have you mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are like the chris darr den and marcia clark of the congress. they can't get everything done. and everything -- they have the house. they have the senate. they have the executive branch. that's really not trump's fault. but he is doing his best. it will get done. in the meantime. we're not at war with anybody. i think things are going along just fine. >> disseminating isis as we speak. they took mostly back. r

welcome to cashin' in, i'm eric bolling. welcome, everybody. now, rachel, is it time for a whole heck of a lot more firings? >> absolutely. i mean, one of the most underappreciated, underreported stories of the obama administration is how much he swelled the government roles with crony bureaucrats. so, this is a liberal tactic. they know their ideas don't win at the ballot box, they bypass the people, they go to the courts and fill this with crony bureaucrats with their agenda. and the other is bully our kids on college campuses, they do this because in the marketplace of ideas, they can't win. eric: all right, it's not just the democrats that could be leaking though, right? aren't there some maybe anti-trump republicans that may be just as guilty? >> absolutely. i think it could come from either side. the problem is, eric, that it's tough to track down this leaker. i mean, we've seen the case of one leaker being caught, i guess you could say, the department the justice and it's really trying to figure out who these individuals are. and it's ti

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>> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf and we are "the fox news specialists" ." president trump comes out swinging in paris, defending his son donald trump, jr. over his meeting with russian lawyers natalia veselnitskaya. >> i think from a practical standpoint, most people would've taken that meeting. it's called opposition research or even research into your opponents. i've only been in politics for two years but i've had many people call up. we have information on this factor or this person. frankly, hillary. that's very standard in politics. politics is not the nicest business in the world but it's very standard. >> eric: also signing off over a new report detailing how the obama-era department of justice let natalia veselnitskaya in the country. listen to this. >> the lawyer that went to the meeting, she was in the halls of congress also. somebody said that her visa or passport to come into the country was approved by attorney general lynch. maybe that's wrong. i just heard that a little while ag

>> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. mrs. "the fox news specialists"" some very big news out of the white house, anthony scaramucci scaramucci -- sarah huckabee sanders addressed it at the white house briefing a short time ago. >> was scaramucci fired by the president or asked to resign? >> i'm not going to get into anything beyond what i've already said. >> eric: scaramucci held the title for ten days. white house put out a statement saying they wished "scaramucci all the best." we are joined by john roberts. what's the latest? >> we did plumb the depths a little bit, a more aggressive trying than it normally does to get something out of sarah huckabee sanders. but we did. looks like the reasons for scaramucci's departure were twofold. he was outside the chain of command the way john kelly saud. he had a direct line to the president and he had made it very clear when he is hired by the president a week ago last friday that one of the things he'd asked for and received in the job was to not report to the chief of staff but di

swim really fast. >> amy: eric bolling! he's a family man.. >> jason: that was really good. i can't believe you said that. i want my money back. >> kat: i guess. it worked. people watched it. >> amy: they thought they were going to see a real shark. >> eric: the hour and half lead up. if they had done it in 30 minutes. but everyone kind of knew. >> amy: i thought they were going to put them in separate tanks with glass between them may be and then let them go. >> jason: why do you think we tuned in? >> kat: i didn't tune in. >> jason: at seaworld they do it all the time. >> kat: the whales, not the sharks. >> amy: killer whales are dangerous too. the real dangerous ones are hammerheads. we don't want to get anywhere near one. >> kat: never go in the water. >> eric: wondering if we jumped the shark. >> kat: shark week is supposed to be how sharks are friendly. >> amy: you believe sharks are friendly? >> kat: people say they're not really dangerous. if they bite you, if there's a chance, not really worth it. we are going to say goodbye to our f

this is your show, eric bolling.nvited. >> ready see the score story gn the next few days? >> i think we're going to see more of a drip drip. i hope that's not the case. we really have to move on. >> juan: oh, come on. even people on the right who hate the media know the story is taking off. >> thank you to our specialists tonight. and thank you all for watching this specialists, live addition after dark. make sure you follow us on twitter and facebook. 11:00 will never be the same. good night, >> would have done differently. did you tell your father anything about this? >> nothing to tell. just a waste of 20 million. >> donald trump junior speaking to fox about his meeting with the russian attorney as his father stand by his side. the exclusive interview you will only see right here. heather: he has been deported 7 times so how was this man able to get behind the wheel drunken-driving at 100 miles an hour killing a father of three. >> her elderly mother and her own three children. >> new york city police commissione

williams with kat timpf and eric bolling. thank you for joining us for a special edition of "the fox news specialists." politics, justice, and scandal. happy fourth of july, america. we have a packed show today, bring you everything from politics to celebrity justice, a brand-new feature, and so much more beer let's meet today's specialists. former arizona congressman, former talk radio show host in a current host on newsmax tv any specialized in everything broadcasting. j.d. hayworth is here. she's the author of a book called "government gone wild," a contributor at "the hill," and she specializes in being an obsessed ron paul group b. kristin tate is here. let's start with president trump in his time in office. how we as a show think he's doing. we will break it down into issues and we will give him a grade. foreign policy. from day one president trump is taking a firm stance on keeping america safe and reestablishing the u.s. as a leading global superpower. but his method of delivery has been untraditional. leaving some to

this is your show, eric bolling.ore story gn the next few days? >> i think we're going to see more of a drip drip. i hope that's not the case. we really have to move on. >> juan: oh, come on. even people on the right who hate the media know the story is taking off. >> thank you to our specialists tonight. and thank you all for watching this specialists, live addition after dark. make sure you follow us on twitter and facebook. 11:00 will never be the same. good night, everybody. ♪ >> well, good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.he another day, another installment. this one an unexpected plot twist. earlier today, donald trump junior released an email exchange he had last summer with an english publicist named ron goldstone. he offered trump a meeting with a russian lawyer named natalia veselnitskaya. she claimed she had incriminating informationfo abot hillary clinton and her dealings with russia. he took the day and met with veselnitskaya and complained later that she had nothing interesting to say duri

gillian turner, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy, and today's #oneluckyguy, eric bolling. eric also has a new book on sale right now. >> eric: you know something? i was on the day the book dropped and it immediately went to "the new york times" bestseller. >> harris: we gave her lots of love. >> rachel: i got stopped by someone in wisconsin who set i'm reading eric's book. >> eric: she fired the first shot. before he came on, someone tweeted jillian and said feel free to smack him. >> harris: let's begin with the news. as we await possible remarks from lawmakers, jared kushner spending a second straight day on capitol hill. this time, and front of house intelligence, answering questions about russian meddling and the truth about moscow campaign. yesterday, the president's son-in-law was adamant that neither he nor anyone else did anything wrong and he took a shot at critics who believe that the president did not win fair and square. watch. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper con

cohost of the fox news specialist, eric bolling.om gives us very powerful speech in poland and he mentions god, freedom and borders. the last can't stand any of it. >> they are not used to it. there used to we are sorry for being exceptional. were all going to have an even playing field. that was trump's best speech. it might have been the best beach that he was president. i think it was very powerful on the campaign trail and he toned it down as president and this was his best speech. i love the fact the way the polish people accepted i wish the american people would accept it and let donald trump the way the polish people did. jesse: i think a lot of people do but we don't hear about them. we only see the riders and instigators of the street. i want to show you how some regular americans, like you mentioned, reacted some of the lines that the president spoke. roll it. >> our citizens did not win freedom together, did not survive orders together, do not face evil together only to lose our freedom to a lack of pride and confidence i

williams with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the white house getting back on offense in the wake of the donald trump, jr. controversy. after don jr's exclusive interview with sean hannity last night. fighting back against accusations of collusion. >> i think if there's been any evidence of collusion in 2016 that's come out or been discussed that's actually happen, it would be between the dnc and the ukrainian government. i don't often quote "the new york times" but even one of the reporters tweeted earlier today why this example provides evidence of collusion. "cooperation was between dnc officials and officials from the ukrainian government, not just some associates. ukrainian actions to coordinate with the dnc was actually successful unlike anything shown by don, jr.,'s emails." >> eboni: president trump that i'm with pat roberts for an interview that will air tomorro tomorrow. president trump claims it was hillary clinton who would've been vladimir putin's preferred candidates. >> if hillary had won, or military would be deci

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i log onto drudge and there is eric bolling's new book and i turn on the highest rated cable news programable program, sean's show and there you sit with sean talking about your book on the same day. i have never seen a rollout like that. what is like getting the president's endorsement of your book? >> the way that happens, that was tuesday. the days are getting mushed together. the 12 three hours when you launch a book but monday night, we had a launch, the publisher said let's get some hype for the book. let's do this book party, facebook live. we have a few cocktails. and close friends after dinner. the publisher says great news, an interview set up. we have a 10:00 interview set up for you. it was an hour interview from 10:00 to 11:00. i am an hour away from home. i finished the interview, got home at midnight or so and they had me back at 6:00 in the morning. >> tell you were drunk on fox and friends. >> no. >> i think.doocy is any way. >> i get there and -- you got to be on time. >> we do this thing about the news of the day, the travel ban, trump's travel moratorium being upheld a

williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the g20 summit in hamburg, germany, isn't even officially underway until tomorrow but it is getting off to heck of a start. protesters clashed with police officers who used water cannons and pepper straight on demonstrators who were throwing everything from bottles to flyers. this is a live shot of the protest. things have settled down for the time being. it was a wild scene. expected to be a contentious summit between world leaders. president trump delivered a major address in warsaw, poland, earlier today with a forceful rebuke of the enemies aligned against america and the west. >> just as poland could not be broken, i declare today for the world to hear that the west will never, ever be broken. our values will prevail. our people will thrive, and our civilization will triumph. >> kat: makes sense why president trump would want to start things off in poland. everyone cheering his name. it was like a rally in a foreign country for president trump. >> eric: started in poland, as you

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eric bolling is here with his take on the importance of going nationalist. >> our borders will always be closed to terrorism and extremism of any kind. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> americans, pols and nations of europe value individual freedom and sovereignty. we must work together to confront forces whether they come african side or out, from the south or east that come together to undermine these values and culture of faith and tradition that make us who we are. our borders will always be closed to terrorism and extremism of any kinds. we cannot accept those who don't share our values. jesse: some say the was his best speech yet. something we should all agree on, but as usual the mainstream media disagrees. check out his headlin

they went to eric bolling's book first. the swamp. you think president trump like eric's book better than josh's. we have republican strategist and cnbc analyst sara fan. editor of "new one now." right in the middle of the week. health care is going down on monday and tuesday. he's shaking up his legal team. they say it's made in america week in the white house, yet the president gives you this interviewy heation on jeff sessions, robert mueller, the deputy attorney general. i question myself, not offmessage at all. he said exact hi what he wanted to say. >> right. think this is the part where people get tied up with this president. there's this assumption that he didn't mean to say this. he was begin the opportunity by hope hicks repeatedly, who was sitting in the interview, to not answer questions if he didn't want to. he wanted the possibility there. while his -- what is going on in his head might not make sense to staff, observers, critics, he knew what he wa i don't know that that had a conclusion. a clear path. he throws these t

williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ." major developments today over donald trump, jr. and questions of election meddling by russia. donald trump, jr. released the email chain with his plans for meeting with a russian lawyer last year. that lawyer allegedly had connections to the kremlin. emails between trump, jr. and rod goldstone shown in part gold stone appearing to offer incriminating information about hillary clinton as "part of russia and its government support for mr. trump." trump, jr. replying "seems we have some time and if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer." white house responded today and with a written statement. >> i have a quick statement i will read from the president. "my son is a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency. beyond that, going to have to refer everything on this matter to counsel and outside counsel and won't have anything else to add." >> bret: earlier in an interview with nbc news, the russian lawyer at the center of it denied working with the russian go

they went to eric bolling's book first. "the swamp." you think president trump likes eric's bok better than josh's? we have republican strategist and cnbc analyst sara fagan. and roland martin, the managing editor of "news one now." right in the middle of the week. health care is going down on monday and tuesday. he's shaking up his legal team. they say it's made in america week in the white house, yet the president gives you this interview . he takes on jeff sessions, robert mueller, the deputy attorney general. sort of offmessage one more time. then i question myself. not offmessage at all. he said exactly what he wanted to say. >> right. i think this is the part where people get tied up with this president. there's this assumption that he didn't mean to say this. he was given the opportunity by hope hicks repeatedly, who was sitting in the interview, to not answer questions if he didn't want to. other advisers raised questions about us coming in in the days before. it went straight to the president. he overruled it. he wanted the pos

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brian: eric bolling still with us here. ke in that speech and the president pulling that off on the cusp of his first ever g-20 summit. got to feel good about it. >> powerful, powerful speech. really, really uplifting to watch the people of poland give their respect to the president that sometimes he doesn't even see here at home. it was fantastic and highlighted the bond between poland, the allied bond between poland and the united states, fantastic. great way to kick off this very important foreign trip, his second foreign trip, probably the most important one, i think. steve: eric, before the president started speaking for 35 minutes, we were talking about energy dependence and how poland has always been dependent upon the russians. well, the president just said poland will never be held hostage again to single supplier of energy because the united states is -- >> we talked about that before the speech. the united states will never be held hostage again to the likes of opec and some countries that frankly hate us because

eric bolling is here with his take on the importance of going nationalist. >> our borders will always terrorism and extremism of any kind. unlike ordinary diapers, pampers stay up to three times drier, so babies can sleep soundly all night. pampers. is america's number-one you kmotorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we diget an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! >> americans, pols and nations of europe value individual freedom and sovereignty. we must work together to confront forces whether they come african side or out, from the south or east that come together to undermine these values and culture of faith and tradition that make us who we are. our borders will always be closed to terrorism and extremism of any kinds. we cannot accept those who don't share our values. jesse: some say the was his best speech yet. something we should all agree on

cohost of the fox news special eric bolling. powerful speech in poland and he mentions god, freedom and borders. the left can't stand any of that. >> they are not used to it. that was trump's best speech. it might have been his best speech since he was present. it was very powerful on the chemtrail tone it down as president and this was his best speech. i love the fact that the polish people accepted and loved donald trump. i wish the american people accepted and loved donald trump the way the polish people did. jesse: a lot of people do but we don't hear about them but we only see the riders and instigators on the street. i want to show you some of the regular americans reacted to some of the lines that the president spoke in poland. roll it. >> our citizens did not win freedom together, did not survive orders together, did not face down evil together only to lose our freedom to a lack of pride and confidence in our values. we did not and we will not, we will never back down. jesse: the red and yellow dials are republicans and

. ♪ >> eric: i am eric bolling along with ebony k williams and kat timpf, we are the "the fox news specialists don't adjust your televisions, this is a special 11:00 p.m. eastern edition of "the fox news specialists" after dark. it is a big day of developments for the white house and the russia investigation, donald trump, jr., just responded to the acquisitions f collisions with a special sit down on "hannity." we are up to the minute analysis, stick around and you will be more informed than congress. there's a lot for us to sink our teeth into. we go to christians to measure

. >> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the left and the mainstream media are in a frenzy following reports president trump's eldest son donald trump, jr. met with a kremlin-connect employer in june of last year. trump, jr., had said the meeting was about adoption law issues between the u.s. and russia and now he's adding that he accepted the meeting due to promises of possible dirt on hillary clinton. trump junior tweeted out sarcastically "obviously i am the first person on the campaign to ever take a meeting to hear info about an opponent. it went nowhere but had to listen." white house commenting on the meeting a short time ago. >> don, jr., took a very short meeting from which there was absolutely no follow-up. the only icy inappropriate about the meeting was the people that leaked the information on the meeting after it was voluntarily disclosed. i would say don, jr., did not collude with anybody to influence the election. >> eric: the white house added that president trump found o

i am kat timpf with charles payne filling in for eric bolling and mercedes colwin in for eboni k.he fox news specialists. just when you thought the war between president trump and the media had reached a 10, it smashes through two and 11, may be 11.5. unless you have been too busy firing off roman candles and bottle rockets, you have noticed that president tweet out a mock video of himself body slamming the cnn logo. white house officials claim the president's tweet was meant to be a joke but a lot of people in the media are finding it funny. >>

. >> eric: i am eric bolling with kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." hurry up and wait surgery for a major curveball at senate republicans efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. procedure delaying the timeline for a vote. president trump isn't taking his foot off the panel. the white house making clear this afternoon he's charging ahead with efforts to get senate republicans on board. >> he's been very active on the phone. he's going to meet with senators. he will have some senators over tonight. he's been very active over the weekend. the vice president has been extremely engaged as well. we will continue the discussion. i think were going to do what we did last time. the president is going to be engaged, he's going to get it done. there is no one better than mitch mcconnell when it comes to knowing how and when to make a bill successful. we have every confidence in the majority leader's ability to get this done. >> eric: kat, we heard this over the weekend. that's how skinny the vote is paid they can even lose a senator who has to have emergency su

eric bolling is here. air, maybe they hear that and that's what they are thinking?t it nice that president trump gets to it away from the swamp for a little while. i watch that pole and stop over in the speech and it was really uplifting to hear those polish people give him such a warm welcome. i thought the speech was fantastic and a great way to scent set up what he is going to know. he's had a sit down with germany merkel. think about what we've had for the better part of eight years. president obama, you don't want to go out and say he apologized for america, but he certainly wasn't as proud of america such as much as he was. president trump brings america first but america with the rest of the world. i think you will see it. president obama gave $150 billion to the irradiance to play with their nuclear system. he put them in the paris climate of which is a very bad deal for america. i think travel say he will come back to the accord tree if we get a better deal. it was a really rigged against us. it was going to pay for others pollution for the next 13 or 14 ye

i'm kat timpf along with eric bolling and -- we are the fox news specialists. ♪ new names raising newuestions about donald trump's meeting with russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya. reporting there may have been at least eight people in attendance in that sit down. that includes a russian-american lobbyist reveals he is also attended the june 2016 meeting between the russian lawyer trump, jr., jared kushner, and paul manafort. the lobbyist, rinat akhmetshin, has ties to russian intelligence, that is an accusation he's denying. akhmetshin said the quote the -- meeting was "nonsubstantive" and he expected serious discussion. it raises any issues, eric, for you at all? >> eric: i'm sorry. i'm looking for the nose where it says trump, jr., did anything wrong. there were more people -- okay. i guess you could make this sense tell my case there are more people he didn't mention before. but honestly, it was a meeting, sitdown, portrayed as some opposition research, ended up being something about an adoption policy program that we -- that was being pulled that these people were laundering lob

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. >> eboni: hello, i'm eboni williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf.e are "the specialists" ." well, the global steaks don't get much higher than this. president trump meeting russian president vladimir putin for the first time in today's summit in hamburg, germany. they had a face-to-face it down that lasted more than two hours covering a big plate of global crises and issues. president trump addressed the biggest elephant in the room, the russian meddling of the election. rex tillerson debriefs reporters before

i am eric bolling with kat timpf and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." well, the juice will soon run free. oj simpson facing his parole hearing today and getting a big build up to arguably the best news he's heard since being acquitted of murder more than two decades ago. >> mr. simpson, you have organized this crime in which two victims were robbed at gunpoint. it was a serious crime, and there was no excuse for it. you'd deserve to be sent to prison. you have been in prison almost nine years. the minimum amount posted by the court. you have complied with the rules of the prison. you have programmed in an acceptable manner. you have no prior conviction of criminal activity. considering these factors, my vote is to grant your parole effective when eligible. >> i concur and grant parole. in addition, our decision, although difficult, is fair and just. >> i concur with the commissioner, agreed to grant parole. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. that will conclude the hearing. >> thank you. >> eric: simpson expected to be released in o

tom ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along juan williams, dana perino, eric bollingg gutfeld. this is the five. it is the hearing that everyone will be watching. oj simpson is up for parole this week. will one of america's most infamous prisoners be set free. it's a crime saga that dan more than 23 years ago. 1994, los angeles police in hot pursuit of a fugitive from justice. nfl legend orenthal james simpson wanted for the murders of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman it

i'm kat timpf along with eric bolling and -- we are the fox news specialists. ♪ new names raising neweting with russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya. reporting there may have been at least eight people in attendance in that sit down. that includes a russian-american lobbyist reveals he is also attended the june 2016 meeting between the russian lawyer trump, jr., jared kushner, and paul manafort. the lobbyist

>> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k.mpf and we are "the fox news specialists" ." president trump comes out swinging in paris, defending his son donald trump, jr. over his meeting with russian lawyers natalia veselnitskaya. >> i think from a practical standpoint, most people would've taken that meeting. it's called opposition research or even research into your opponents. i've only been in politics for two years but i've had many people call up. we have information on this factor or this

williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ."burg, germany, isn't even officially underway until tomorrow but it is getting off to heck of a start. protesters clashed with police officers who used water cannons and pepper straight on demonstrators who were throwing everything from bottles to flyers. this is a live shot of the protest. things have settled down for the time being. it was a wild scene. expected to be a contentious summit between world leaders.

i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams, and this is "the fox news specialists" ."er fighting back against accusations of russian collusion. these son-in-law and senior advisor to president trump bedford two hours with the senate intel committee today behind closed doors. after returning to the white house, kushner dumped cold water on accusations of collusion. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so.

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

williams with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ."hite house getting back on offense in the wake of the donald trump, jr. controversy. after don jr's exclusive interview with sean hannity last night. fighting back against accusations of collusion. >> i think if there's been any evidence of collusion in 2016 that's come out or been discussed that's actually happen, it would be between the dnc and the ukrainian government. i don't often quote "the new york times" but eve

i am kat timpf with charles payne filling in for eric bolling and mercedes colwin in for eboni k. williams. we are the fox news specialists. just when you thought the war between president trump and the media had reached a 10, it smashes through two and 11, may be 11.5. unless you have been too busy firing off roman candles and bottle rockets, you have noticed that president tweet out a mock video of himself body slamming the cnn logo. white house officials claim the president's tweet was meant to be a joke but a lot of people in the media are finding it funny. >> is this president trying to impersonate hugo chavez? recep ergogan, vladimir putin, this is the kind of language that leaders use when they are trying to undermine the press. >> it is insanity, it really is. obviously it's an attempt that might be successful to drum up violence against journalists which is something he's been doing right along. >> it's a really disturbing look at the man running the country. look, you take somebody, you slammed them to the ground, you put a logo on identifying them, that is what fascists

it matters to us ♪ hey, everybody i'm eboni williams and eric bolling and kat timpf.s decision coming as anthony scaramucci communications director. fast-moving developments. we will go to chief white house correspondent john roberts who has more. john? >> eboni good afternoon to you, this happened very quickly in the space of 24 hours. anthony scaramucci was at the white house yesterday talking to the president, the subject of the communications job came up. the president said hey, i like you. you are a great guy. you are very loyal. i like the way you get out there and you battle. the president referring to the battle that