greg: yes,. [laughter] >> you don't want to say that he was down there and came back with his hands and knees. don't to say that ever. greg: i was wish i going to singapore because in singapore they arrest you for littering and they arrest you for a lot of things, spitting, selling gun and i have to pay $200 for that downtown but if i were in singapore i'd be dropping gum wrappers all over the place. joe, could this foreshadow how other countries -- trump is the master of the carrot and stick. >> i think this could work. we have thai food with peace for north korea and getting your money back from iran and it did not seem to help but think we need to go in there and to prepare and it's not all about attitude. just go in there like as a football match. [laughter] and you will pass the ball to score the points. you don't have to plan it out but you state you turn left, you turn right and see how it goes. greg: yes, you should put that on your real for espn. [laughter] >> they would eat that up. gre

greg: that's true. tyrus: they've done a very good job of keeping them sheltered and sealed in the original version of the video they showed america we were eating their children. greg: that's true. tyrus.tyrus: now they are like y ride their horses in america? [laughter] >> exactly. tyrus: the only thing that was missing was a vegas shot or a couple mcdonald's but he is showing them the light. >> what is funny is democrats get applauded for the stuff all the time. when they do stuff that the member when president obama was running and the stage look like it was a scene from a movie and it was built up they get applauded for aligning themselves with what hollywood but when trump does something that's outside the box to convince a tyrant to maybe find a better way he gets demonized for it. you have to pick one for either it's a good idea or you have to be picking on both individuals were doing it. the selective outrage is humorous to me. greg: walter, do you think that he's being too deferential or is th

greg gutfeld is next. see you next saturday. >> we have fighting over issues so it should be a good vote tonight. >> no, we did not. we never fight. >> don't do that. not on the air. not on the air. what are you doing? 6:03. >> we are engaged in the been engaged now for 13 years. >> no. >> do you think i should be able to hold his hand in his engagement? >> with her consent. greg: that is one way to shut them up. hooray, hooray. all right, let's take an inventory. implement nonexistent, check, gdp soaring check, trade imbalance addressed track. cliff that address, check. things are looking up and why is that? greg: if only the flag had arms to hug him back. it feels like a good run for everyone. it is. satisfaction with the country direction has reached a of your high while trust in the mainstream media drops another low which could be why the press is gone nuttier than an elephant with diarrhea. [crowd boos thank you. thank you. as it becomes harder to deny something is working the harder the media works

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greg: it's hard.ts me a quarter every time i kick the ball because i kept running away from it and that is, you know, it makes it hard to be successful in soccer which is centered around the ball. greg: i will say this, i love playing it but i can't play it because i'm out of state. it's impossible to play if you are out of shape. tryus: greg, you don't have to be in shape to watch it. greg: but you need to be interested in it because it's boring. greg: the world is called the world is covered by water and water is not that interesting. tyrus: would water polo be interested for you? go to commercial. greg: one less thing before we go to break, i wanted to share this video of a dream i had last night. ♪. greg: coming up, jimmy fallon apologizes for interviewing trump. we shake our heads in disgust. [cheering and applause] alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensur

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♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, my favorite nut, donna brazile.esse watters, dana perino. "the five" ." we are awaiting president trump as he heads to capitol hill to meet with house republicans on immigration. in the meantime, let's have a monologue. on other networks, the holocaust was mentioned 12 times over three days. guess why. >> they are being marched to showers. they are being told they are, just like the nazis, said they were taking people to showers and they never came back. >> donald trump increasingly looks like hitler in nazi germany. >> the tactics used through history by the worst purveyors of pure evil, including slave traders, nazis, terrorists. >> the images suggest those of concentration camps, families being cut apart. >> greg: let's not forget general michael hayden's tweet saying other government separated families too, ie nazi germany. temporarily housing kids makes the united states the third reich. and our agents the assess. by other governments, does he mean obama? here's a headline. mexican kids held for months as punis

it's terrible. >> dana: that is pretty cute. >> greg: i think he has a greg haircut. >> greg: looks moreikegetting news canon.greg: get ready foror her name is shannon. shannon bream. >> your distaste for cute, fluffy things is disturbing. greg, thank you. president trump keeps up with at least one of the kardashians. former fbi deputy director wants immunity and just how far did the obama administration go to get the iran nuclear deal done? this is "special report" ." good evening and welcome to washington. i am shannon bream in for bret baier. first lady melania trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season. earlier in the day the president unleashed a rhecal hurricane, ripping into the media for its coverage of his wife. this afternoon, the president

let's go to it. >> kimberly: of course do you, diva. >> greg: greg's breaking wind news.. this is the greatest video of all time. a giant gust of wind in commerce city, colorado, set a porta potty into the sky. look at. that is like a time machine. is it empty? dr. who. it's a flies in the air. and anyway, no one was hurt. we always have to say that. >> dana: i grew up not far from there in the summertime in the afternoon winds do pick up a lot of tornado warnings. >> juan: like dorothy. >> jesse: jess. >> greg: a cheap version of the wizard of oz. >> dana: wonder where that outhouse landed. that was a great show, everybody. thank you so much. gut did you everybody wear your shirts. >> dana: i will wear my shirt in private. set your dva and never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. hey, john u. >> jon: president trump says democrats are creating a massive child smuggling industry and a supreme court ruling could make your online shopping more expensive. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> jon: good evening. i'm john roberts in for bret brt baier tonig

greg, is this problematic? >> greg: i love the word problematic.out to destroy you. what you just said was problematic. you are expelled. this is scary, the last free speech is falling. the aclu. they are the guys that are supposed to stick next to the worse people. they defended nazis, right? i think this. >> kennedy: illinois nazis. >> greg: the worst kind? dave reuben had a good tweet today the democratic party being eaten by the left. liberals need to find a new home. the home right now oppressor vs. oppressed ideology is making almost everybody an oppressor except for a precious few who will now then turn on each other in this identity politics world. and it's frightening to see this happening on campuses by young people. young people. >> candace: i agree. jesse, this document was marked confidential attorney-client work product. they went through great lengths to hide. this. >> jesse: it's true. i would think that it seems like they care more about feelings than about rights. and it's a rights-driven organization. and it's scary because they

. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, brian kilmeade. a crouton is her loofah. dana perino. >> chairman kim and i signed a joint statement in which he reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> greg: they interrupted "the bachelorette" for that? this is big ns t it's only a start. a first date, if you will. verification is key, for in the past month gray has been about as trustworthy as sushi from the drugstore on a thursday in the summertime. maybe that past is dead. check out this movie trailer president trump presented to kim. >> destiny pictures presents a story of opportunity. a new story, a new beginning. one of. two men, two leaders. one destiny. a story about a special moment in time when a man is presented with one chance that may never be repeated. what will he choose? vision and leadership? or not? a new world can begin today. one of friendship, respect, and goodwill. be part of that world where the doors of opportunity are ready to be opened. >> greg: okay. that's amazing. it

greg igoing to take this. >> greg: fair and balanced is your dam.for shannon bream. >> what can i say? thank you. president trump says he absolutely has the right to pardon himself but there is no need to. the supreme court sides with a colorado baker who refused to make a custom wedding cake for a same-sex couple. bill clinton speaks on the lewinsky scandal, whether he was right to stay in office, and the me too movement. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. would begin with a hypothetical that is causing some very real concern about the president, the special counsel, and the tu

[laughter] >> greg: tolerates. greg's thirsty squirrel news. tape that i want to check out the squirrel. check out how thirsty he is. why is the squirrel thursday? i will tell you are. that squirrels in the grand canyon. when you are a squirrel, it's a really canyon. it's a lot bigger for him than it is for us. the average human is 60 times larger than the squirrel. i made that up. the grand canyon is 60 times larger for this little fellow. >> dana: you said they are not supposed to show people running on the field. you are not supposed to show this either. this is really, really bad. visitors at the grand canyon, do not feed the animals. do not water the animals. >> greg: let them die, is what dana is saying. >> dana: let nature run its course. if they can't find water. >> greg: what kind of monster are you? >> juan: dana is right. people get hurt. people get bitten. >> kimberly: by a squirrel? >> dana: do you want rabies from a squirrel? no. k.g. >> kimberly: this is super adorable. this is a photo op 90 years and that making. the original ge

do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg?ve not seen greg. >> has anybody heard from greg? >> no. >> okay. okay. it's the same old story with greg. i've made several attempts to try to reach him, but he doesn't answer. he says he wants to be involved, but i haven't seen that yet. oh, hey, guys. >> hey, marcus, how are you? >> how are you? so i brought in a contractor, and we're gonna start making changes immediately. the sooner we have a new layout, the closer we'll be to making money. i need to figure out how to change the look and feel of the place. it doesn't feel inviting. >> is there anything that you really want to keep? i'd like to keep the exterior walls. >> [laughs] okay. >> this is the kitchen. >> oh, wow. >> so ideally, i'd like to go that way. >> okay. >> in here, i really want to have this bar jut out into the middle of the store so that when i come in the front door, i'm seeing a really nice bar all the way around. so i'd like to get started tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're all getting ready for one last night of bus

greg. >> greg: let us move on move oo something important. greg's new invention.i love aention. thing i hate is having to carry around my ball when i am looking for some water to lap up. leave it to captain fluffy who has invented the cone bowl. water drops into your cone and you turn it into your very own bowl. so inventive and smart. probably got neutered. making lemonade out of lemons. >> kimberly: just when you thought he couldn't get any weirder. juan, what do you have? >> juan: dear member the famous sportscaster called "do you believe in miracles?" take a look. >> the catch and the double play. >> juan: florida seminoles third-base woman. she hit a home run to defeat ucla and get her tea national championship. last night she made that amazing catch, double-play, preserving florida's one-run lead over washington. fsu won the game. let's see if more miracles are on the way. >> kimberly: that's amazing. i loved playing softball. so fun. >> brian: screen time, looking at your phone. how many times do you do it? not only are you concerned, your family, your frie

greg, will start with you.t's been a hot-button issue, a lot of discussion back and forth from both sides. everyone obviously cares about families and about children, and no one wants to see the children harmed. now you see the president engaged in executive action to try to address some of the concerns about concerns people have. >> greg: the problem with this issue has always been that everybody agrees the separation issue is bad. the problem is nobody had a solution. nobody were was offering solut. they were offering anger and rage. but you see these ideas bubble up. what are you going to do? my worry is i worry about the intensity of anger and division that i saw this week. we have to admit that there is a torrent of rage that is out of proportion to the scenario. don't say, when you say that, you don't care. i do care. i said this was a problem but i worry about this outrage that foments insurrection without coming up with a solution. we had come i think, nine people killed in chicago over the weekend, but

>> greg: no, no.n you introduce something like that photo, we have to put in the context they were four photos. the next one, they are all laughing. catch a photograph of "the five" and we will be like this and then the next minute we're laughing. this is an errant photograph. >> juan: who are you going to believe? >> greg: you are misrepresenting it. there were four photos. you picked one. [all speaking] >> dana: juan, you're going to lose on that one. >> greg: you will because you will see the photo. you will be so embarrassed. stop while you are behind. i want to make a point. we tend to skip the question. the question is, does anybody have a decent explanation for why we must accept high tariffs? the responses we don't want to have a trade war. that's not the question. no one wants a trade war. we are asking is why can't we ask the question about what this lack of balance and trade tariffs -- 290% tariff on -- >> juan: that's not true. >> greg: yes, it is. you are world bank statistic is deceptive

greg. you are an expert in "promulgated by fools." >> greg: i am.verybody here by nature is skeptical. we are skeptical about everything. i find it i guess funny that the least skeptical people on earth are demanding that we be skeptical, so these are the people that smear you if you are skeptical about cuba or climate change or stats on mass shootings. if you're skeptical about the paris accords, iran, commusm, socialism, venezuela. if you are skeptical about that, you are heartless. have always been skeptical. i had michael malice on my podcast today. he tweeted something good. if you think the possibility of peace is worse than the possibility of war, there must be shing wrong with you. he says he has a good metaphor that north korea is like a age situation. the protocol is you try to get the hostage taker to put the guns down and you do that first by dialogue, and then, whether that means reassuring him with a film, that might work. it's terrible and north korea. they have concentration camps. they had genocide in the '90s. it's a ruthless regim

. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters.he once played charades with a cricket. dana perino. "the five" ." sarah huckabee sanders was refused service at a restaurant. he may have heard about it. it was a mean thing to do but in a new era where mean girls rule, some mean girls think it's a plus. jennifer rubin wrote a piece on the lost art of shunning. she feels for the restaurant owner. jennifer, shunning not a lost art. it was once used to ostracize people for religious reasons. it's extremism. jennifer hates trump and everyone linked to name some of the extremism is warranted. meanwhile, maxine waters wants more than just shunning. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, attic gasoline station, you get up and create a crowd. you tell them they are not welcome. >> greg: you're not welcome at this gasoline station. where will this end question work we saw it started. >> if you vote for trump, then you, the voter, are standing at the border like nazis going you here, you hear. we have t

♪ >> greg: hello. i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters.he crossed the delaware on a slice of toast. dana perino. "the five" ." the world is getting hotter, and it's not global warming. it's political tension driven by emotion. now we worry if civility is dead. is it? most of america isn't what's on tv. the shouting on camera is what attracts the camera in the first place, so you see more of it. it may not be a bad idea to lower the temperature. why not a peace movement or at least a "keep the peace" movement. let's admit one key truth. almost all people who disagree with each other i thi that they are the good guys. norm mcdonald once tweeted "the idiot sees the world as good versus evil. the cynic sees the world as evil versus evil. the truth that no one seems able to see is that the world is and has always been a battle of good versus good." everyone who annoys you, they think they are right, but so do you, and that annoys them. the solution, understand first that we live our lives with different filters. lease cultures clash. still, we

>> dana: isn't that what greg was saying?> juan: greg says i was not being civil by saying i sold their souls and he was trying to make the point that somehow, you know, it's okay for conservatives to celebrate this victory. i think, greg, there's a bigger point here witches you need americans to believe in this court. this court does not have an army. there is nobody to make you respect the court comes with the idea is that the american people would grant them authentic and sincere leeway to make decisions based on law. if people start to believe that this is just a trump puppet court -- >> greg: you could argue the same thing for obama's choices. very partisan. >> dana: what you are wanting in the what the president said he wants his judges who will adhere to the constitution and not try to make law outside the constitution. >> juan: we had a poll that said nearly 67% of americans say the constitution has to be interpreted in a contemporary context. >> jesse: it's a good thing that supreme court justices don't rule by polls

greg, you were alluding to this. >> greg: yes, i posed the question to that young man, bret baier.ing that is christopher wray brought up tons of examples of the great work the fbi does, the cases they have solved. it underlines the tremendous amount of wasted energy and time invested in this scandal because of hillary. but your emails are the reason why this is happening. oh, go to the woods. >> kimberly: and stay there, and jesse will find you. >> jesse: i have already tried. i like this guy. he's a straight shooter, chris wray. he has to protect his agency. that's fine. he is going to take disciplinary action, probably against strzok. he's a total catastrophe, almost single-handedly decides that comey destroy the reputation of the fbi. they are going to retrain everybody. that's good. the bottom line is, hillary was never going to be charged. the obama doj, they were never going to charge her. she was the most powerful woman in the world, about to become president. they are not going to charge her. that was never, ever going to happen. >> dana: comey should have made loretta lyn

greg: it's concerning.icon valley has an issue about trust and communication between silicon valley and washington, d.c., and lawmakers and silicon valley and trust and an indication with their users. you have to have clarity in the conversation. you have to have full disclosure in the conversation, whether that is at a witness table before congress or in agreement with your customers. that is why users are frustrated and why members of congress as their representatives are frustrated. we have a lot more work to do here. emily:you think mark zuckerberg was truthful i testimony? was he misleading? greg: i don't know about either of those things. i think he was truthful. there was more they found out along the way, some they may have nuanced. in situations like this, you are much better to get it out on the table early on and especially when you're dealing with congress. we aregure out what where did it happen, with whom did it happen, and what kind of exposure did user'' data have and to whom, and whatr it.

that crazy guy up there on the forklift is greg whitstock, the founder and ceo of aqua scape. and this enormous place, which embodies everything whitstock is all about, is called aqua land. >> all right. let's open up the gates! >> today is the biggest sale of the year for this st. charles illinois based business that got it started 25 years ago. it's pond building. just a few years ago, the fate of aqua scape was in question. >> adversity can pull a team together or apart. without them, i wouldn't have been able to do it. >> greg's adventures in pond building started at just 12 years old when he built his first pond in the backer yard with his dad. >> that first pond leaked, turned green and even my prize turtles migrated away. that was the beginning of my odyssey with water features. every summer, i would spend my summers ripping it out, rebuilding it and mcgyvering up my filtration smgs. >> over the next seven years, whitstock innovated along the way and figuring out how to make the maintenance of the pond relatively simple. >> i thought, there has to be a business here. >>

greg: they does not. we have two similar cases going on from one in the just of columbia and another that is parallel in virginia. a different judge has raised questions about the mueller investigation. shery: kevin, we now know, according to greg from we could see the trial in late july. what is the next up for mr. manafort? kevin: you will have to wait behind bars. we have to note what president trump said earlier on the white house north lawn to reporters, that he has every intention of being involved in these legal proceedings. actually can make the decision on whether or not to sit for an interview with bob mueller's team next week. that poses a significant risk in terms of a host of things. most notably they could reverberate and have an impact on the midterm elections and who gets control of the house and senate. this is the most monumental development so far in the most notable fate of someone close to president trump's political orbit now sitting in a jail cell. you cannot understand that. --over

greg's fitness tips. i care about how your body looks. buy my book and lift it as though it is a bar bell. it is on amazon and you can order two so you have no imbalance. i will shut up now. >> dana: all right, geraldo. >> geraldo: seeing the sein feld clip. i tholled you i was taking my vote to cleveland by party. i did it here we are leaving new york harbor and we went up the hudson river to the erie canal which is historic and amazing place. we were greeted there by school kids that were there. we were the first boat through this season. we had storms when we hit lake erie. it was wonderful. and we made it in five days and two hours to cleveland, my new home in cleveland, the great lakes are exquestionsit. >> jesse: is that a hinkley. >> dana: that's it for us, i bet you are glad. special report is up next. >> bret: i am not glad. the summit is on and the korean war may soon be off. the president taughts the mistoric milestone. andun employment and what happened to the treatment of lgbt people? this is special report. ♪ >> bret: i am b

>> greg: let me just say that, about russia, that's his opinion. we have to understand he will express his opinion. he also said something about the summit. as soon as we finished the trade negotiations, we will all be in love again. who says that? it's the most transparent administration ever, he tells you how things work and hides nothing. that throws everyone off balanc balance. people should not be worried about the controversy or that canada is upset or what europe is upset, they are always upset at our actions. they love a good obedient liberal that strives to make our actions. president obama wanted that smaller footprint. they hated bush and hated reagan, so they are supposed to hate trump, that's the way it is. and for our press, it's interchangeable with europe, they basically write with europe. it's being presented this way and the fact is, this is completely normal. >> i thought this was a good point, i don't know how true it is, but an american was saying that europeans are not used to the insults. they take it personally and they don'

[ laughter ] >> greg: that is every brother-in-law. no, president obama questioned himself and america, quote, what if we were wrong, maybe we pushed too far, maybe people want to fall back into their tribe. this new book was written by ben rhodes.. hbo caught hims on the night tht hillary lost. >.>> i can -- i mean, i -- i

we get the latest view from greg walden. and google exec tony fidel joins to discuss apples moves to curve tech addiction. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the blessed of bloomberg technology. another day, another round of outrage over facebook's handling of user data. over a firmas not with connections to president trump, it is with four chinese consumer device makers. the companies in question include holiday and lenovo. -- huawei. and lenovo. quality was one of the few companies being barred from selling to u.s. armed forces. spotlight, in a addressing concerns that they failed to be transparent about how they are handling user data. our correspondence joined us with more. it adds a lot of fuel to the fire, but i want to be clear that they have said it no data was ever stored on huawei servers. the problem is that we do not trust facebook anymore, after all the revelations and the policies of the last few years. lawmakers are not taking that as a clear response, they want to know why mark zuckerberg did not mention

. >> greg martin is a renowned firearms dealer. museum of the american west in los angeles. so, it was pretty innovative, what colt did. >> extremely innovative. there were other attempts at revolving firearms made, but colt was the first practical invention that really made it so you could use it. >> what does it mean, single action? >> a single action means that, when you want to activate the gun and turn the cylinder, you pull the hammer back, and the cylinder will turn. >> ready to fire. >> ready to fire. >> one of the first to take advantage of colt's revolver -- the u.s. military during the mexican-american war in 1846. >> this is the largest handgun made at the time, and it weighs 4 1/2 pounds. okay. >> oh, my gosh. it's as heavy as a rifle. >> the next evolution, this is a standard model that was used in the civil war. >> that's a big piece of history. >> and which they made approximately 250,000. >> then, in 1873, colt adds a self-contained metallic cartridge to his new single action army model, nicknamed the "peacemaker."

greg gutfeld think about this? good to see you. >> it feels good when you say that because whe i'm missing, no one cares. it's not a story when i go missing for a month, they just assume it's me on a bender. this is the great thing about the no mhow t story pans out, you can spin it anyway you want. now's in blic view and you can say, it may beody double, a hologram, and impersonator. i have it on good authority that brian stelter been held by s alienspaceship that looks like a chick-fil-a. he's doing an all-star panel on sunday called who is hiding the melania. i think it's on sunday at 5:00 and it features an all-star panel, birthday clown, three like a dog in a jar of mayonnaise. have you been wondering where jeff is? uld he be writing blog posts for joey read? >> sandra: how about howard schultz, where is he and what are and his intentions, is he running for president? >> greg: i hope so because what else do they have? >> sandra: he's the ceo of starbucks. before i'm aware of that. their bathrooms, that have lo

okay greg. >> the greg gutfeld so, tomorrow night 10:00 p.m.author walter kern, and it's going to be another great show. tune in, if you don't i will hunt you down and call you names. i want to bid a fond farewell to a guy has been working at vox since the start. jack rice. he's been our sound guy forever. he was the sound guy for redeye, one red i started. and he was to see how awful i was. you think i'm bad now, i was terrible. he had to put up with me and he had to deal with my ear and my shirt and my belt and my attitude. jack, we are getting drunk after the show. >> jack is the absolute best human being. i love you so much jack, you've been incredible. he's been here for 12 years, i've been and spent more time with you than all these guys combined. >> the people behind the camera don't get enough credit. >> no they don't. >> they get too much credit. >> of course fox and friends this weekend saturday until sunday. i also have a kids book coming out, about inspiring the next generation to do something good with their life. i wrote it for my

and this is interesting, greg, isn't it?to this eurosceptic finance minister, this is still a government will take a pretty sceptical view on the advice it receives from brussels. the ratings agencies were saying friday of last week we might even be looking at reducing the standard and saying that it's not much above junk level in terms of the debt that you can buy off italy. i think we're running out of ways — which we've been saying for 2h months — we're running out of ways to say that the eu is in trouble. laughter. you know, europe still exists but there is no unifying concept that i can see. when i got here 20 years ago, francois mitterrand, helmut kohl, um, you know, you had these giant figures with, really, a vision of european unity and now it is just in such disarray, it almost doesn't matter where we look. we haven't mentioned the lack of democratic progress or ideals in poland and hungary. the whole thing seems to be fraying. i was in paris two days ago visiting family and i saw that francois mitterrand, now one o

we are joined now by greg sorin, outside of the supreme court.was a 5-4 decision, greg, but not entirely unexpected given the makeup of the court these days. greg: when the court agreed to hear this case, there was an expectation that it was ready to take this step, that this role was outdated and needed to be overturned. but the argument seemed like the court was hesitant to take that step and wanted to leave it to congress instead by a narrow majority, 5-4. they said we are throwing out the physical presence rule. states now have broad authority to require internet stores to collect sales tax. anything amazon and company can do? can go to congress. like taxing someone that only makes a handful of sales in a state. it was a minimum00,000 to apply for its role. there is also retroactive taxation. there is not clarity on whether that state will do that. but retailers and others can go to congress to trying get them to address this as well. of course, some of the non-online specialists are rallying around this. it is a one-time adjustment, greg, an

greg covers the courts for us. greg, is there any other way to look at this than as a mass victory for president trump? greg: it is definitely a massive victory. the court said that he was abiding by the federal immigration laws and that he did not violate the constitutional provision that prohibits discrimination on the basis of religion. a narrow win in terms of the vote. 5-4. big in terms of the results. emily: facebook, google, amazon. we will talk to airbnb in a moment. all of these are companies that urged the court to strike this down. what does it mean for them? greg: it is not good news for them. it is not what they wanted. their argument was that we depend on certainty. we depend on people being able to come to and from countries with relative ease. we are worried that this travel ban will provide incentives for people to take their investment dollars overseas, so it will not be good for u.s. business. it may not have a direct impact on particular companies, but it is good to bidding to a climate to contr

this is a crisis. >> greg: it's in emotional feeling. i get it. >> donna: when it comes to -- i'm not an emotional person. >> greg: [laughs] >> donna: when i know, the democrats, since you mention, this should not be a partisan issue. these are children. regardless of what mistakes their parents are making, their caretaker, these are children. we should have a special place in our heart for the children. 29 cosponsors of a bill. >> jesse: what is the democratic solution? you have a 40-year-old migrant from central america. he shows up and gets caught crossing the southern border with a 12-year-old girl. no documentation they are related. what is the border patrol supposed to do, according to a democratic solution? >> donna: the solution is we have to vet the people coming here, whether they are seeking asylum -- >> jesse: how do you do that? >> donna: that's what border agents are paid to do. >> jesse: this is part of the vetting process. you make sure they are related. >> donna: this is a change in policy, change and prosecuting -- >> j