>> candace: thank you, donald trump. >> greg: geraldo.an terror, we say they are the largest state. it's very hard to say which one ones? >> candace: there can be more than one problem. they are all a problem. it is something we have to take care of. it's why we had a show of support with israel. there are only allies in the middle east. he has to tackle all of it. >> dana: you have the situation that you have now. don't you think, geraldo, that the saudis are trying to figure out a way? the iranians are not. >> geraldo: the saudis are perpetrating the biggest, murderous assault on the nation of yemen. it is the saudis blowing up weddings. they are blowing up civilians. no one is holding them to task. they are blockading other peaceful arab countries. i mean, it's outrageous to me that we don't see our own self interests because of saudi mone money. >> jesse: because of oil, and we can deal with them next. democratic candidate dreams about america with open borders ahead. (burke) abstract accident. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or

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n geraldo takes the lead, 1-0.ter a video went viral of him harassing a very large animal in yellowstone national park.al the man nearly got himself killed when the beast charged him. what type of animal was he harassing? susan, susan buzzed too early. she's being deported. i.c.e. are outside of the studio right now. geraldo, your turn to answer? >> a bison. >> mark: let's see that tape? >> taunting a bison. >> no, no, no. oh, no. oh, no. oh, god. oh, god. >> police say that raymond is beating his chest at the animal in yellowstone national park. he's had several run-ins apparently with the law atws national parks over just the last few weeks. >> mark: it got worse from there, afterwards, he played that bison rosie's selections from "bye bye birdie". it's horrible. you don't want to see that. h final question, another multiple-choice question, a new disney movie has been banned in china because president xi is angry that people compare him to a character in the film. who is the animated character? is it a: dumbo? b

and correspondent at large and author of "geraldo rivera show" is geraldo rivera.i see kate steinly, beautiful girl, stalked by this guy. according to the news reports tonight. brutally murdered. illegal ill grant in this country. we have to -- illegal immigrant in the country. we have to fix the problem. this should be the end of it for everybody. build the wall, keep a door. call it the geraldo door. seriously you and i have disagreed on some aspects of immigration. stop drugs, stop human trafficking, control who comes in the country. we love you. come from anywhere, we just need to vet you so you are part of our family. we don't care where you come from. just we need to know that you are safe and secure for the people that are here. >> you know, sean, i totally understand the anger that so many people are expressing and feeling over the horrible case and my heart breaks for the tibbetts family. it really does. this is absolutely horrific. i feel so sorry for them. as the father of five, it is so, so saddening to me. it's saddening for what family has suffered an

geraldo: they certainly are.s was a huge talker all week long, new york governor andrew cuomo saying america was never great then walking it back using the phrase , oh, i made a statement let's listen to what the governor had to say and get your reaction on the backside. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. >> [laughter] >> the expression i used the other day was inartfull. of course america is great and of course america has always been great. when trump started talking about the slogan "make america great again" it is not greatness at all. todd: although do you think that this really was a mistake on his part that he wants to walk back on do you agree with what rachel has been saying all morning this is sort of like a test balloon to see how far left he can go needs to go in order to secure a presidential nomination coming up in 2020? geraldo: well i think his first order of business is to win the governor's race and he's going far left as he possibly can to cut out cynthia n

geraldo rivera joins us with them on the ground of look at this crisis.ins a task force of the dea, tennessee bureau of investigation and local authorities. during a federal drug investigation in tennessee, geraldo, i will turn it over to you to explain what you do. i believe you done some your views on the ground as well. >> welcome to nashville, the capital of tennessee. the state capitol building majestic behind me and the flags on the top of the state capital have waved at half-staff. about halfway between here in nashville and knoxville in the eastern part of the state, there's a little town called salina, tennessee, in clay county. 1500 people live in salina, tennessee. 1500 people, served by four big busy drugstores. doors for big busy drug stores last year according to the dea road 1.3 million prescriptions, 1.3 million opioid pills were prescribed by those for drugstores in that tiny town of salina, tennessee. obviously what the tennessee bureau of investigation suspects is that some of those drugs are being diverted or that the doctors are overp

show, geraldo rivera.elcome back to the show. >> thank you, kennedy. it's delightful to be here. kennedy: i'm so happy you're here. isn't this exactly what omarosa wants? >> well, you know, she wants to sell books. she would, you know, her loyalty is paper thin. she's basically out for herself. she's flamboyant and charismatic and absolutely without scruples. you know, she is making charges about the president that i think are absolute fabrications. i've been with him at least a hundred times, i never heard -- in public and private -- i never heard him utter anything like that gutter word coming out of his mouth. it never happened. you know, she loved him until he fired her, now she hates him and will do anything to destroy the him. i think that it is unfortunate the story's getting -- kennedy: how long have you known this about her personality? [laughter] >> you know, i didn't compete against omarosa, but the fact of the matter is that for 15 years donald trump has kept her close, you know? he's had her o

geraldo wanted to know. he goes on a raid with the d.e.a. geraldo joins us live next.at you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop, 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes. start them off right, with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. now save $150 on this dell notebook at office depot officemax. ♪ brian: time now for news by the numbers. football edition. first nine days away the nfl season just around the corn but the league and the players still don't have the solution to the national anthem policy. in may the league announced the protesters on the field would be fined but gave in to a grievance by the players when they started doing talks. next $95 million. that's how much giants wide receiver odom beckham new contract is worth. highest paid wide out in the league. see if he can stay on the field and boats. texan star jj was foundation has raised $41.6 million in the one year since hurricane harvey. largest crowd source

ed: geraldo, you rightly honored our gis. a russian meddling in a republican campaign, should there be a equal standard? >> i think the whole flap over john brennan's security clearance is very, very clear indication of where people stand in this controversy having to do with president trump. john brennan was a great head of cia, a great national security asset. he was a fierce defender of american security but he hates donald trump. now he has become, one of the most virulent pundits you could ever possibly be, saying some. most outrageous things about the president. see it in today's "times." john brennan writes in the op-ed, mr. trump is more desperate to protect himself and close to him, why he made the politically motivated decision to revoke my security clearance in an attempt to scare into silence others who might challenge him. i have an alternate view. they cut him off, cut brennan off because brennan is supposed to be non-partisan. he is supposed to be apolitical. he is anything but. he is attacked this president wi

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have you all geraldo us talk about them.ir bodies were not even recognizable they were so brutally hachingted with knives. so, i don't understand why these groups, why would they even defend this gang. brian: they came here in 1979 because they were upset about the u.s. role in that civil war they were having. they come over here angry, start wreaking havoc in southern california and new york and around the country. they take some of the money they earn from illegal drug trafficking and send it back home and they demand it they hold family members hostage to make sure that they provide money for them and they continue to actually apply violence to oftentimes not immigrant communities, working class communities. many of which are hispanic. it doesn't mean they are immigrant communities. it means they are hispanic americans that's why finally by the president bringing up ms-13 they are giving working class people a voice in this law enforcement. steve: i think the president is simply trying to points out there are a lot of peo

geraldo rivera versus dr.an gorka and rush limbaugh straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, following two other very troubling stories, one, alleged members of isis the arrested in california also an update in the new mexico compound horror story. trace gallagher is in the west coast barrel with the very latest tonight. >> with the fbi joint terrorism task force swarmed that sacramento apartment complex, you know it was a high-level target. prosecutors say 45-year-old omar ameen was a hit man for isis and al qaeda, a founding member of al qaeda in iraq, and a high ranking isis terrorist. back in 2012, he fled from iraq to turkey where he applied to be the u.s. refugee. he was granted that status in june of 2014. instead of going directly to the u.s., court records say he went back to iraq, where he shot and killed an iraqi police officer. five months later, he was living in the u.s. authorities say his refugee application was riddled with lies, but because many countries don't have extensive documents on their c

being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.f another all-american boy who came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole different level to put people on stage who hate each other and who will fight -- >> in the case of the temple and the church of satan, we have not had problems with criminal behavior. >> but when you hear story after story of people committing these wretched and violent crimes in the devil's name. >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he's in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing an uncle tom here trying to be a -- >> go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but said th

geraldo. >> my problem with that martha is that you can't sing at the same volume, the same tune, when you're talking about north korea and talking about omarosa. your emotions have to reflect the portion proportionality. omarosa now, i think that a lot of this goes back to a real fundamental problem in the trump white house, and there are just not enough black people in that facility in the government, and she was so flamboyant and she could draw a crowd and run into the stadiums, and the trump fans would cheer omarosa because theo have the president's back. but i almost used as a metaphor that i would have regretted but that tough lady, she turns it on him. and now the president by responding at the same time as she is giving and dishing it out to him, i think it diminishes him. >> you look at what's going on and those are all stories that i'm going to cover tonight, but the oxygen seems to be sucked out of the room by this. as i mentioned, the president does not seem to be turning the page, he's responding pay in a very big way and he has tweeted eight or ten times in the past 24 ho

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also with us the author of the geraldo show, geraldo rivera.tor of the new spirit revival center, ceo of the coalition for the president darrell scott. frank, not only did you make those comments, i called sean spicer before the show tonight. i called catrina pearson before the show tonight. they both make the same claims as you do and i'm shocked that the publisher didn't fact-check anything apparently. >> as a writer, i hold the writer responsible. i've done three books and if i get something wrong, even a spelling error, it's my job to fix it. there's no accountability and i'm going to acknowledge something here. i've never liked the term fake news. i believe very often it's biased or one-sided. this book is made up. there's no reason -- after tonight we should not spend any time talking about it because quite frankly there's no value in it and this is one of the reasons why donald trump has the favorability rating that he does despite the criticisms of the media. it's because when people go at him, when they challenge them, they do so with

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meanwhile, the establishment heavyweight geraldo alckmin secured his nomination from the centre—right with a number of influential conservative parties. they object to all that lula and his workers party accusing him of corruption and nepotism. 0fficial campaigning starts in two weeks' time. gail maclellan, bbc news. the first lady of the united states, melania trump, has come out in support of basketball star lebronjames, just a day after president trump questioned the nba player's intelligence on twitter. during an interview about his latest project, opening a school for at—risk children, lebron james criticised the president calling him divisive. chris buckler reports from washington. 0n on cnn, he accused the president of using sport to split the us apart and it is not the first time he has spoken out against donald trump. and it is not the first time he has spoken out against donald trump.|j have this platform to let one individual, no matter the power, no matter the impact that he or she should have, ever use sport as a platform to divide us. in an angry tweed, donald trump fire

by the way, if you look wide, there is geraldo.essage he had to have, to keep the majority and calling out the press. he is sending. he is frustrated. >> i understand his frustration. look objectively at his presidency with the stock market, grossed a mystic product, minority unemployment at record lows, redoing the trade deal and other trade agreements. he had a very a relatively successful presidency yet even before it started he had been hunted by the special counsel, russiagate since the second he won the election. you understand why he events. this venting to the press, i get that. cnn did this embarrassing allegation that donald trump new about the meeting before it happened which is contrary to everything he said. >> what is the problem with that story? >> the source for that story says he made it up basically. that is the problem. >> everybody speculated -- >> that would be the second coming. i like the guys involved in cnn. they made a mistake. they are reluctant to withdraw it because of the animosity for this president t

meanwhile, the establishment heavyweight geraldo alckmin secured his nomination from the centre—right conservative parties. they reject all that lula and his workers party stand for, accusing them of corruption and nepotism. official campaigning starts in two weeks' time. gail maclellan, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. sporadic protests have continued for the fifth successive day in several iranian cities, despite heavy security measures and riot police presence. videos of the protests have been shared on social media. the fars news agency says one protester was shot dead and at least 20 have been detained. a new outbreak of the ebola virus in the east of the democratic republic of congo is thought to have killed more than 30 people. the area, which is near the ugandan border, includes a trading hub and a crowded refugee camp, making the outbreak difficult to control if it takes hold. the trump administration has overturned bans on the use of pesticides linked to the declining population of bees. neonicotinoids, a common insecticide used to fight off a variety of pes

meanwhile, the establishment heavyweight geraldo alckmin secured his nomination from the centre—right coalition with a number of influential conservative parties. they reject to all that lula and his workers party stand for. they accuse him of corruption and nepotism. official campaigning starts in two weeks‘ time. you can keep up—to—date with all of oui’ you can keep up—to—date with all of our news on the bbc website. another option for you is to just simply download the bbc news app. detectives investigating the disappearance of the midwife samantha eastwood, who's been missing for more than a week, have found a body. specialist officers spent the day searching a rural area just outside stoke—on—trent. a 32—year—old man, who was arrested on sunday on suspicion of kidnap, has been rearrested on suspicion of murder. sarah corker reports from staffordshire. samantha eastwood was described by her family as warm, generous, and a selfless midwife. these cctv images of the 28—year—old leaving the royal stoke hospital after a night shift last friday were the last time she was seen alive. af

geraldo rivera says what is telling is how quickly the media has embraced her anti-trump stories. >>lenty of times in public and in private where guys are guys and people are saying this and that, he never uttered any word or phrase that could be remotely considered racist or racial. it is an absolute canard, it is a lie. for her to secretly tape the white house chief of staff and other aids, imperils the national security and it is to me interesting that amarosa, the most reviled public figure and reality tv history suddenly became the darling of so many in the media because she was attacking the president of the united states. jillian: amarosa was identified on four channels yesterday. rob: the first human space launch from american soil in 7 years. >> four astronauts from the group tween 9 in california to discuss their excitement for the journey. >> being able to fly as a test pilot is a once in a generation type of opportunity. i am thankful for it. rob: i thought those days were over, the dragon capsule will go on its first human test flight next spring. jillian: 10 minutes aft

geraldo rivera will be here, endlessly sexy, weigh in on the north korea donald trump situation, leaderslying? stuart varney breaking down the economy. if you thought 4% was big the next quarter looks like 5% and the numbers look strong after the president's rally last night. we will be talking about that right here. this is where we keep our cups, this is where the iced tea will be. famous dave's truck is over there and famous abe's chicken and good humor ice cream, the same concept, that is the story over the next three hours. i will toss back to you. todd: i will take it back. real cheese people know life is better with cheese in it. real cheese. 100% natural cheese. doesn't matter if it's served on a kitchen table or a picnic table. under a roof or a starry night. the one destination where you can be antisocial with the virtual world, and social with the real one. sargento will always stand for 100% real, natural cheese. every table tells a story, we're happy to have a seat at yours. sargento. we're real cheese people. are you ready to take your then you need xfinity xfi.? a more pow

. >> the council for kellyanne conway is here with geraldo rivera on omarosa's latest reports, are theye? diamond and silk are here to sign off on anti-trump and editorials all around the country. do not miss our all-american summer concert series heating up late into august with scotty mccreary, winner of the 10th season of american idol. we have that and all kinds of people up early with us. we are ready. jillian: we have more time to spend. rob: brian had to do that. jillian: see you in a little bit. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. all your school get supplies today... school.. grade.. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like these for only a 25 cents at office depot officemax. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautif

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." ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with candace owens, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and greg.n new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is predicting a red wave after last night's election results. the democrats' dream of winning the race in ohio's 12 appears to be just that, a dream. it is still too close to call but the president is claiming victory with republican candidate troy balderston leading. trump backed candidates and other states also having big nights. the president confidently tweeting about his endorsement hot

. >> chris cillizza, i'm afraid john berman is going to go full geraldo with the safe and stage an elaborate live national production when he finds the safe opening it on live tv to see what's inside the safe. however we have learned from the a.p. that they have already destroyed the evidence in the safe. what can you tell us? >> in a story, a narrative that has taken on open operatic qualities, this is perfectly fitting but it makes total sense if you think about who david pecker is and what he's doing. he is holding an insurance policy on the expenditures he's making. if it comes to a point it might never happen. it's like "the godfather," if i come to you asking a favor. let's say he needed something from someone he had in the safe you can take it out, slide the envelope across and be like remember this? this could still come out. it's movie like but not terribly surprising given what we know david pecker did and what the job was, what "national enquirer" is, i don't think we should be surprised something like this exists. the more important is what you mentioned at the end. it existed bu

she faced off against geraldo rivera. let's see how she did.what farm animal running loose through the city. we go to susan again. >> ducks. >> goats on the loose. residents in boise, idaho wake up to shocking scene. >> a plucky showing by our canadian gal here, geraldo come through for the united states of america. stuart: explain yourself, canadian gal? >> this is a bit of a surprise. thanks, producers. so, yes, quiz show, i lost last night. but, you know, they made him sound like i was representing an entire country. i reputation for country north of the border. wow, there is no pressure there, right. ashley: ducks was a good answer. >> i meant goats. it came out as ducks. stuart: you're a good sport for doing it anyway. >> geraldo is very good. he knew all the answers. i was trying to get ahead of him with the buzzer. i may have been a bit trigger happy. stuart: you're our canadian. coming up, kanye westelling jimmy kimmel why he supports president trump. you will hear that. >>> alexandria ocasio-cortez, socialist from new york, she is the

he's even interviewed by geraldo and featured in indie films. >> this is my matchbox mobile. commissioned by the toy company mattel. they gave me 500 cars. you can play with it, too. >> but as fate would have it, hoop's wild ride is coming to an end as well. >> tell me what happened. >> he had a rash. he just thought it was psoriasis. and then he got this one rash that didn't disappear, and it continued to get worse. >> the diagnosis -- cancer. >> my artwork gives me inspiration to keep going. i get up, and i look out the window, and i said, "i got to do a little more to that car today." [ barking ] >> hoop keeps up his life as an artist and new york character with help from his older brother. >> i gave him all kinds of nutritional stuff. he had no side effects from the chemo at all right until the very end. >> in september 2011, hoop dies at the age of 64. >> it's a hole in your life when you lose part of your family. nothing can fill it. >> hoop leaves everything to his big brother, hugh. >> we were opposites but totally bonded. what was mine was his, and what was his was m

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with candace owens, geraldo, jesse watters, she plays hide and seek inw you've all heard about cnn viewers harassing people they don't like at dinner. >> [shouting] [bleep]

listen to what geraldo had to say. >> you can't sing at the same volume, the same tune, when you're talking korea and when you're talking about omarosa. the president, by responding at the same kind of tone as she is giving and dishing it out to him i think diminishes him, and i wish he would just cool it. >> this isn't the first time we've heard this type of advice given to the president, that he shouldn't engage in these kind of theatrics, particularly with someone that was a former reality star. but zach, he never seems to listen to that advice, does he? >> no, i don't think he can help himse himself. in this particular case, it seems like, you know, there is no strategy by which i think it's a good idea to kind of bring omarosa up to his level and get into, you know, essentially an online shouting match with her, calling her names, disparaging her. i just don't understand. nobody is going to advise him to do that. i don't think it's something he can help, though. when he sees the headlines, when he sees the things that she's saying and the ink that she's getting and looking at the charg

. >> and geraldo, if you've lost him, you've lost america. >> what did giuliani say, he's making threatsbert mueller saying, send out this damn report now so we can refute it and we can comment on it. it seems like they are getting nervous about this sort of thing, i mean, omarosa is talking about wikileaks, and how the president knew before wikileaks released it. here's what yugiuliani said. >> omarosa's restraint in doling out her nuggets of information is what has them on edge. >> manafort might be going to prison for the rest of his life. we'll see what the jury decides. you have his former, most -- one of his most loyal aides, secretly taping him and other staffers, and unloading it piece by piece, michael cohen, by the way, still hasn't been indicted, there's all this talk about whether he's going to coordinate or cooperate with sdny, will he cooperate with robert mueller? that is a lot of pressure on the president. also, his press secretary can't say he's never used the "n" word. >> the point on the mueller report is, it is -- i'd be amazed if it's released between now and the ele

. >> it's like geraldo. >> i wish congress was half aggressive as figuring this out as you were when you were there. >> jason: gentlemen, thank you.an i appreciate the spirit of the debate. chris, i want you to stick around. i want everybody else on this broadcast to stick around, because this will shock you. a bombshell report put out by real clear investigations that says despite what james comey said, the fbi failed to look at the vast majority of the emailsi on anthony weiner's laptop, which had thousands of hillary clinton's state department emails on it. joining me now to explain further is the author of that report, investigative journalist for realclearinvestigations.com, paul sperry.f thanks for being here. i'm fascinated in this. actually, the letter that went to congress explaining this was a letter that came to me when i was the chairman of the oversight committee. tell me what you found out now about the reality. >> that's right.te james comey told congress that they had reviewed all of the clinton emails, hundreds of thousands, that were found on the weiner laptop. that

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compelling way that comes from the -- >> guest: these are based on actual accounts of what they said, like geraldo was saying in regards to trayvon martin. if you dressed like a thug they will treat you like a thug. of course megyn kelly, just comply, just do with the want. white people just don't break the law. why are you dressing like that? don't play your music this way. it just, the things that have existed, this air of suspicion that surrounds us has always existed. i've said this, i said the most dangerous place for black people in america is in white peoples imagination. because their failsafe, when you get to see if i fear for my life, they conjured up this notion of what they think we are. not to be the first front of them. what about chicago and what about this lack on black crime? lack on black crime in place. but in that area is criminal and ought to be treated with certain degree of suspicion and met at with a certain degree of violence. so the argument is all policemen are bad, to compile people who live in those committees are not either. to the same most people, most police office

>> you know, these are based on, you know, actual accounts of what they said, like geraldo is saying, in regards to trayvon martin, if you dress like a thug, they will treat you like a thug. you know, of course megyn kelly just comply, just do what they want. you know, other, you know, white people, just don't break the law. why are you dressing like that? don't play your music this way. it's just -- the things that have existed, this suspicion that surrounds us has always existed. and i've said this, i said the most dangerous place for black people in america is in white people's imagination. because when you get to say i feared for my life. they conjure up this notion of what they think we are. it's not the person that's in front of them. it's the guy -- what about chicago? what about black on black crime? black on black crime implies that everybody in that area is criminal inherently criminal and are to be treated with a certain degree of suspicion and met out with a certain degree of violence. you would no more say -- so the argument is all policemen aren't bad. true, but all peop

what geraldo was saying in regards to trey von martin. if you dress like a fog, they will treat you like a dog. megyn kelly, just comply. don't break the law, don't play your music this way. the things that have existed, this air of suspicion that surrounds us has always existed and i've said this, i said the most dangerous place for black people in america is in white people's imagination because when you get to say i see you from my life, they conjure up this notion of what they think we are. it's the guy, what about chicago and what about black on black crime? black on black crime implies everybody in that area is inherently criminal and ought to be treated with a certain degree of suspicion and the net with a certain degree of violence.the argument is all policeman aren't bad, true, but all people who live in their communities are bad either. most police officers are good and most people that live in those communities argue but they would never make that leap in logic. it's kind of a one-sided argument when you do these people get a b

there is rutger. >> geraldo. >> a good song.y, a federal judge in dc wanted to restart the daca program. president obama put in place the daca to shield children brought by their parents from being deported. donald trump said we are ending that. and executive order says congress, you figure it out. this judge says they need to restart it. what are your thoughts? >> my first thought is i know my point of view on immigration is different from most of our viewers and i expect the three of you as well. i am for daca. the dream act is very compassionate and pragmatic. what president obama did, these kids were brought here at a young age through no fault of their own, the right thing to do. donald trump saw it differently and he wants to end the program. what the judge did in this case was not to say the trump administration had no legal right, a legal, rational reason for rescinding the program and the reason they put forth the homeland security secretary and others were political rhetoric, the point of view of the trump administrati

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. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with morgan or tagus, geraldo rivera, jason chaffetz, greg gutfeld.s is "the five" ." the rnc is controlling democrats for appearing to come up short in ohio's 12th district special election, a race that is still too close to call. >> in ohio 12 but no cigar, at least not yet. >> this is a moral victory for the democrats. the fact that they are this close. >> you want a real victory. >> i don't know if it's a moral victory

even geraldo rivera, i've never met to guy. seems like he has a good heart. feel badly about this but. there is no but. i'll be happy to debate geraldo rivera any time, any place, anywhere on this issue. we have to secure this border and protect the lives of american citizens. >> sandra: we hear your passion. >> it is my passion. >> sandra: thank you for being on the program this morning. >> sometimes there were two, one would turn around and change her vote from one day to the next. >> jon: an exclusive interview. one of the jurors in the paul manafort case describing the emotionally charged deliberations inside that jury room. peter doocy is live at federal court in alexandria, virginia. peter. >> there are apparently tears in the jury room that was mostly filled with democratic jurors. she says with the exception of one hold-out they were ready to convict manafort on all counts even though, she says, the mueller team had a hard time keeping their eyes open. >> a lot of times they looked bored. other times they cat napped, two of them did. they seemed very