i'm robert gray, back to "the greg gutfeld show". greg: will he be fine without a k-9?t" pointed out this week that president trump may be the first president in 500 years to not have a dog or any pets in the white house. if you don't count eric. anyway the paper also noted, i love eric. the paper also noted the past leaders who benefited from having a dog because dogs generate good press and annual annual -- that's a terrible reason to get a dog. it's. nixon telling that story about checkers helped him out of political hot water and bill clinton walking with buddy during the lewinsky scandal. maybe feel a little sympathy for the guy. although the dog was nervous. and then of course there was president obama walking his prized joe biden. [laughter] [applause] love joe but these are different times and trump is a different president. i'm thinking trump should get a ferocious tiger. he would come in handy. last week really you are voting no on health care? he snuggles. just kidding my tigers name is bruce. pets have human names. snuggles is the name of his boa constrictor

now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: i have a theory.omes to all things trump, the internet idiots and the media have something in common, they swing at everything, and they always lose. for example, this week the washington post ran a story about the president's first dinner in d.c., a $54 steak. well done with ketchup. unappetizing, maybe. the end of the world, hard lu. then there was the couch thing. during the president's meeting with leaders of historically black colleges, kellyanne conway was photographed on the oval office couch with her shoes on, legs folded underneath her. "the new york times" headline, coloradan ney casually sits and arbiters take a stand. ooh, that was clever turning of a phrase. [laughter] they should see how i celebrated new year's with my chinchilla. ♪ ♪ so easy to get that little guy drunk. laugh but very hard to get him removed. >> ooh! [laughter] greg: tyrus -- >> terrible. greg: i find the attack on a well done steak highly elitist. >> i eat well done steaks with a1 sauce, and i wish someone would come

greg gutfeld is next. see you tomorrow night for a special justice. goodnight mr. calabash wherever you are. alumina and a few dry alumina out and you take it to your metal processing plant you take it to your smelters, you process that dry alumina powder into liquid aluminum. the smelters aluminum smelters, big aluminum smelters giant aluminum smelters. he started sleeping at his smelters, sabotage and his smelters. a very brutal start by sleeping in the smelters. wragg like i always say whoever smelt it. [applause] greg: it started with the tweet president trump claims president obama has bugged him. maybe he was wrong although mr. obama has been strangely silent about the accusations. could he be hiding something else besides izbar certificate? it's a joke. anyway critics mock trump and france hope the whole thing would blow over and then masood says this. >> i confirmed the intelligence community collected information about u.s. citizens involved in the trump transition. greg: put me in a week and call me sally. really i wanted you to do that. after the show. m

greg kicks us off. >> greg: saturday night 10:00 pm greg gutfeld we have kennedy. >> kennedy: would! walter concern who wrote up in the air. tie are you and cat, it's going to be a great great show. now time for this, greg's media news. this is the greatest media hit, professor robert kelly, an expert on south korea. let's roll the tape if for god sake. >> what will it mean for the wider region? i think one of your children just walked in. shifting sands in the region, do you think relations with the north may change? >> i would be surprised if they do. [laughter] [laughter] . >> greg: my goodness. [ laughter ] >> greg: right there. he's just feeling pain. >> the region. there you go. >> greg: this has happened to all of us at one point in our lives. somebody has walked in on us while we're doing something else. >> eric: why we all hate skype. juan, your turn. >> juan: arc yolgss go out into the desert to dig and find things that were ancient. how about your back yard? in cairo egyptians found a 3000 year old statue depicting ram it's two. it's being called one of the most important o

i met marianne, now back to the greg gutfeld show. for your latest headlines go to foxnews.com. >> greg: so, where's waldo? the money to pay for the big beautiful wall president trump promised us. he said he has hundreds of bidders. everyone wants to bill build our wall. >> we have hundreds of bidders, everyone wants to build our wall usually that means we are going to get a good price. we are going to build a wall. >> greg: the budget plan to set aside for billion dollars over the next two years for the wall. how do we come up with that kind of money? here's what i would do. i would get every girl scout in america to sell cookies year-round. four bucks a box, that's a billion boxes of cookies to pay for the wall. we reduce the risk of criminals and terrorists entering the country well enjoy delicious cookies and the scouts would earn a badge. everybody wins, including me. [applause] will come i think you should pay for. you have a stack of money under the couch. >> i believe in full citizenship participation in projects like this. whe

greg gutfeld is next. see you tomorrow night for a special justice. goodnight mr. calabash wherever you arthel: we are back tomorrow at noon. hope you can join us. julie banderas is next. dewey present from promising a fresh start for health care reform even as he turns his sights to the budget budget and the tax overall pick good evening i am julie banderas and this is "the fox report". the obamacare repeal and replace plan just didn't have enough support. prompting the house speaker to call off the vote yesterday. it is a huge setback for what could have been the president's first major legislative when great vice president pence blaming congress today at an event in west virginia. >> the president worked tirelessly over the last several weeks to get congress to repeal and replace obamacare. you saw his

on the greg gutfeld show. you have next, "justice with judge jeanine." thanks for watching.onight. reaction pouring in to president trump's bombshell allegations against the man who preceded him in the white house. hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. the president setting off a firestorm in the media early this morning making direct accusations against his predecessor president barack obama. he tweeted at 6:35:00 a.m. that he just found out that mr. obama ordered wiretaps of trump tower just

thanks so much for watching me the greg gutfeld show is next. president trump smiled and said nothing. he was taken a weird smile and the mona lisa, a weird smile. now he's smiling at the fact that wikileaks is going whole hog against the cia. trump seems to be smiling past the graveyard here. a smiling president? let the impeachment begin. [applause] so somebody nominated president donald trump for the nobel prize. it could be real or bogus who cares? what took you people so long. think about all he's accomplished so far. doctor mott market is growing. illegal properties are falling in several new patents got discovered. [applause] this guy is amazing. it kinda reminds me of a movie. in a world where leaders one man hit fast-forward and change our lives forever. he's looking awesome. donald trump, all right and david spade. executive action for rated mag, making america great. >> winning. [applause] hold your applause. even better donald trump is foreseen that comedians to lose weight, likely not done who told howard sturm to stop eating becaus

the greg gutfeld show is next. see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪.....................hter] 12 noon and 4 eastern. take care. julie: president trump accusing former president obama of wiretapping trump tower. just before the election. in a string of stunning tweets on a saturday morning, i'm julie banderas, and this is the fox report. or -- president trump not offering any proof of the alleged wiretapping which would have involved an order there from a judge who had probable cause. now, among the president's tweets this morning this one, and i'm quoting: how long has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election president? president obama's spokesperson, meantime, saying theert the president, nor the whi

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i'm greg gutfeld. we love you america. >> do you think a female can be the face of anything?i want to go. to me than you think is an important thing to talk about? >> i'm not an expert. >> of course not you're a man. do you think about how society might react to it girl. >> not necessarily but it's possible. >> great so do you think rich away would be more or less popular she started drawing a goatee on her face to look like i fear he? >> at this time i want to avoid answering but it would depend upon a whole lot of circumstances. >> like if the goatee was a full beard the new consider her? >> i think that's fair. >> are there other issues that are more important to talk about? >> yes, many others. >> do you think putting ketchup on the state is a great insult to the cow that should be punishable for life in prison?

joining me now is national review reporter greg gutfeld and jamie weinstein the man in the middle host of the jamie weinstein podcast contribute in the guardian host of buck saxton with america now a radio program you must interface with. i want to talk a little bit about the state department cuts because chris coons said if you increase military spending that sends a message to the world that you are using your might and giving up on diplomacy by making deep cuts to foreign aid in the state department. >> onef the most senior state department officials i've ever had the privilege of having as a mentornd friend, people who work for the state department care as much about diplomacy as they did about who would pay their travel expenses and how quickly they would get paid we would have peace in the middle east for there's a lot of bureaucracy and waste. it's an organization that i think is summed up by the motto we were here prefer the president we will be here for president. presidents come and go in the departments forever. how deep these cuts go i think there will be negotiation on thi

on the greg gutfeld show. you have next, "justice with judge jeanine."lcomed the "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy. >> coming up on the big show print y or millennials buying cars? the answer will drive you nuts. you are welcome. a norwegian news site makes you take a test to prove you read an article before they are allowed to post a comment about it. i believe i will get called nasty names for doing this, i guess i showed them. finally, we will show you a new yorker cartoon that is said to "speak to every woman who's been mansplained

i am a greg gutfeld and i love you america. >> waters world is on tonight. the income tax break what are we talking about question what thee biggest tax cut sense regular probably bigger. >> to think president obama wants you to succeed? >> he has been to very nice to me but his people have not been nice. >> if you had fire whimpers right now who would you fire? t >> our exclusive sitdown presidential to me jesse: "watters world" will never be the say as we take to the sky with the commander-in-chief. it's hard to remember when you are up to hour arm pits in allocators that you are here to drain the swamp. jesse: welcome to "watters world." an exclusive tonight. as i sit down with president trump. "watters world" was with the president as he explained this week's pushback on his plan to repeal and replace obamacare >> if we submitted the democrats' plan and draw everything perfect for democrats. we wouldn't get one vote from the democrats. so it's a problem. jesse: moments before that speech we sat down backstage in nashville. president trump welcome back to

i join greg gutfeld on his show this weekend. news channel. we are coming right back. much, much m m m m m lou: joining me now to discuss the *'s hard power budget, ryancare, steve forbes. great to have you here. the president's america first budget is the best i have seen in 30 years, thereabouts. steve: it's a beginning. we have a lot of ground to make up. lou: the blueprint. steve: the defense side, the state department needs a spring cleaning. lou: 28% is a good start. steve: and he has more cuts for things like the world bank and development program that create government bureaucracies that don't work and don't promote growth. lou: it many an epithet when you say it and i love that because i think it's appropriate. >> as we look at that budget to see $54 billion going to increase military spending, and he acknowledged more may be on the way at some point. but this is the blue print, the beginning. cutting these departments. these are remarkable numbers, and it's truly such a -- i'm so enthusiastic about the clarity of it --

here now, bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld. igrate to the country. you give it? >> i give it an a+. i grade on a curve. when you couldn't bear to the other countries of the world, t, you are gold. bad america beats a stellar france. that is why there is a line to line ticketed not a line to get out. >> bill: an a+. >> an a+. our awfulness is preferable to the world mediocrity. >> i give it a b minus. you have to maintain a perspective. things are not that bad. we are not involved in a hot war anymore, thousands of people dying. the crime rate is actually way down. there is food aplenty. i mean, the side effect of poverty is obesity. that is a good problem to have. and most liquor stores are open on sundays. >> bill: that is so true. making a lot of progress. pretty soon we will have the pot shops everywhere open on sunday, too. we can all be intoxicated seven instead of just six. >> we are divided politically, racially. >> bill: that's what i want to get out. you of the country at this point in history, you have got civil war. s

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling bob beckel, meghan mccain, and greg gutfeld.nning collection of trump team communications by u.s. intelligence. we now know where the intel committee chairman devin nunes viewed the information he found concerning. igniting a controversy of its own. first, adam schiff still won't let up on nunes for briefing the president first.

the greg gutfeld show is next.orrow night. ♪ ♪ >> to donald trump is can his papa -- pathetic fans of white privileged criminal businessmen, i would like to say to him, yes, sir! [cheers and applause] gregg: behold, the new face of the democratic party. [laughter] [cheers and applause] greg: all right, enough from you people. president trump had his most presidential week yet. he talked about building up the military on an aircraft carrier.

thanks so much for watching me the greg gutfeld show is next. smiled and said nothing. he was taken a weird smile and the mona lisa, a weird smile. now he's smiling at the fact that wikileaks is going whole hog against the cia. trump seems to be smiling past the graveyard here. a smiling president? let the impeachment begin.

greg gutfeld is next. see you tomorrow night for a special justice. goodnight mr.r you are. alumina and a few dry alumina out and you take it to your metal processing plant you take it to your smelters, you process that dry alumina powder into liquid aluminum. the smelters aluminum smelters, big aluminum smelters giant aluminum smelters. he started sleeping at his smelters, sabotage and his smelters. a very brutal start by sleeping in the smelters. wragg like i always say whoever smelt it. [applause]

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with lisa boothe and dana perino, eric bolling, and bob beckel, chuck schumerk.a. faucet phase, said dems will block all funding for the wall. it's the same old stick. take a good idea like improving the border and recasted as widespread intolerance. here's a game for everyone. when schumer speaks, can you count the allies? speak of the

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greg gutfeld loves to do it.e used to promote themselves. >> the twitter page and the trolls page. [laughter] >> some people absolutely love to do it, it gives them energy and enthusiasm for life. >> one person's troll is another persons -- >> comedian. >> tom: coming up, "halftime" with tv's andy levy. and a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available now, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.com. ♪ >> tom: welcome back, it's that time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over at the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: before i start, i was a little thrown off by your intro of dave smith, because it wasn't an insult >> tom: what was it? >> andy: it wasn't a cheap shot at him. it just threw off my whole game. >> i was prepared for a cheap shot. >> andy: i could tell by your face that you were shocked. >> tom: but ben kissel, i turned him into a monster. >> what's happening? >> andy: more americans are talking about politics, ben, you said this is because trump is throwing a

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hello everyone i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> dana: it's a witch hunt. that is how president trump is robbing to the out skrie. in a new string of tweets the president calls jeff sessions an honest man. he says the democrats are over playing their hand. they lost the election and now they have lost their grip on reality. the real story is all of the illegal leaks of classified and other information. it is a total witch hunt. does the attorney general agree? tucker carlson asked him during his exclusivity interview last night. >> i don't think what was said about that meeting i had with the russian ambassador was legitimate. i think it was hyped beyond reason. and i think it was unfair. i was glad to be able to address it today. >> dana: tucker carlson also asked him about why they didn't amend their statements. here is his answer. >> the question came to me, was from senator franken, and he went into a great length saying that that day some new story had come out, and said that

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, and lisa boothe, and juan williams. "the five" ." in the first month of the trump presidency, illegal border crossings have dropped 40%. in a period when you usually see an uptick of 20%. to paraphrase joe biden, this is a vfd, big fabulous deal. we just slashed bad behavior nearly in half. that is like keith olbermann losing 40% of his brain cells and trump got elected. it's what you call an achievement. when that would be big news if there weren't other big news shooting into space like a t-shirt canon. the fact is if you want stricter border enforcement, just announcing that idea can do half the job. the blind eye, once turned, is now wide open and staring right back at you. now that illegals know the welcome mat is gone, why take the track? is now is hard to get into america as it is to get into mexico. think about who this really helps and hurts? hurts the ruthless coyotes who victimize the people they transport and helps the folks who are no longer abused. trump just made mexico great again. it's a shame that suc

>> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." high drama in the nation's capital. vote was expected in the house on the g.o.p. bill to repeal and replace obamacare, but it's not happening now until perhaps tomorrow or later. many conservative republicans are withholding support, leaving their party short of the votes needed. republicans are scheduled to meet behind closed doors at 7:00 eastern. president still working hard to strike a deal. let's go to john roberts with the latest. >> white house expecting a vote will happen tomorrow but i hasten to remind you they were expecting it to happen today. the president will be meeting in a few minutes with members of what's called the tuesday group, a group of about 50 moderate house republicans trying to bring them onboard because as the president makes changes to satisfy the conservatives, the moderates are beginning to drift. it's a fine line he's walking. a little while ago, he had a group of truckers and trucking ceos to the white hous

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. eric bolling, and dana perino, "the five" ." welcome back to the latest episode of... ♪ yes, it was rachel maddow's y2k. as we sit on the brink of a nuclear showdown with north korea, this manic mouthpiece fixates on a 12-year-old tax return belonging to trump. boy, did she sell it like a timeshare in a florida swamp. >> it's been a little bit of a hullabaloo this evening. >> people were tweeting at me "shut up." >> we have significant breaking news. donald trump's tax returns have surfaced, at least a portion of donald trump's past tax returns. this is the first time we believe any federal tax returns for donald trump has been obtained by anyone, certainly any news organization. >> greg: oh, my god. rather than tell us anything up front, she tap dances like a barefoot drunk on hot sand. >> tonight we have this exclusive first look at the reporting, and what they have obtained. in just a second, we are going to show you exactly what it is we've got. whether or not you are a supporter

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with lisa boothe and dana perino, eric bolling, and bob beckel, chuck schumer, a.k.a. faucet phase, said dems will block all funding for the wall. it's the same old stick. take a good idea like improving the border and recasted as widespread intolerance. here's a game for everyone. when schumer speaks, can you count the allies? speak of the president's immigration policies are destroying local economies, causing chaos and panic in families and communities who have done nothing wrong. by using racial profiling and fearmongering to target law-abiding immigrants, the trump administration is putting people with a traffic ticket or status violation in the same category as serious violent criminals. >> greg: trump's policies are destroying economies? he is implying racial profiling? targeting illegal immigrants? there was more there but i couldn't came up. he should change his name to upchuck given the lies he throws up. profiling, by conflating legal with illegal immigration. he's not done. >> immigrants are an integral part of the country. democrats will be vigilan

dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave

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

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

. >> dana: i'm dana perino eric bolling, bob beckel, and greg gutfeld, and kennedy. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this "the five" ." chairman of the house intelligence committee facing new pressure to recuse himself from the probe into russia's election meddling. as president trump attempts to shift the focus to the clintons. more on that in the moment. democrats are calling for devin nunes to remove himself from the russian investigation following news he reviewed intelligence material on the trump team on white house grounds and then went back to speak about it to the president. jackie spier goes further. she thinks he should step down as chairman. >> if you become a white house whisperer, you are not being independent. i think he has tainted the committee. asking for him to step down. in the interest of what we all care about which is the integrity of our intelligence community. >> dana: nunes maintains he has done nothing wrong. >> why not recuse yourself? >> i still don't know why. give me a reason to recuse myself, i might consider it. >> critics say you are

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and dana perino, "thener with the press, the ambassador from afghanistan was asked about donald trump. he said he was warned to keep it short when talking to mr. trump because of his short attention span. when they did finally speak, he was delightfully shocked. donald trump asked three questions that president obama never did. one, how can you win and his fight against terror? two, what do you need

. >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, bob beckel, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." how much is the republican plan to replace obamacare going to cost? we just found out what the cbo estimates, congressional budget office released a report on the american health care act short while ago. john roberts has it and joins us now from the white house. to speak we are expected to hear from the omb director mick mulvaney and hhs secretary tom price outside the west wing and a couple minutes. three big numbers to keep in mind from the new cbo estimate. three or $37 billion, that's the amount of money that will be saved between 2017 and 2027 by ending obamacare subsidies. here's the bad numbers, at least for the republicans, you will hear democrats talk a lot about this. because of an end to medicaid expansion and caps of my cbo estimate 14 million more people will be without health insurance in 2018 and by 2026, that number will grow to 24 million. in total, 52 million people will not have health insurance by 2026, compared wit

stay with us, greg gutfeld's coming up your way next. mad dow. >> it's been a little bit of a hullabaloo around here this evening. >> people were literally ng

>> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. eric bolling, and dana perino, "the five" ." we are going to have analysis of the senate confirmation hearing for supreme court justice neil gorsuch in the moment. i know you can hardly wait. reminds me of tom bergeron from "dancing with the stars." slightly less exciting. white house announced a ban on electronic devices larger than cell phones on flames coming from eight muslim-rich countries. i know. eight muslim-rich countries. where is the outrage? the ban targets machines not men but they are carried by people. yet, no outcry. politically we can't stop terrorists, only their gadgets. but at some point the bombs inside the gadgets will exceed our ability to detect them. nano weapons will soon be bigger threats than the conventional stuff. good luck tracking those. the device ban reveals an obvious truth. the threat comes from radical muslims and therefore more likely to come from muslim-rich countries. is it bigoted to say that? no, it's what scientists call a "duh" ." not about

it may be a miracle that bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld are with us this evening.th have experienced a savage lizard that descended upon new york today. what was your closest call? >> first, the media. they played it up really, really huge. it will be a giant snowstorm. when it doesn't affect them directly, they are kind of mad that it is not as important a story as it used to be where they literally do live in a bubble. one of those snow globes that is full of flakes. i blame us, bill come on donald trump. clearly, mother nature, a woman, is registering her discussed over the new president and decided not to show up for work. >> bill: so, it wasn't his dad, mcguirk, as you are dressed would indicate. >> i take no stances. i take all precautions. he is right, the media, it affects new york city. if it was detroit or chicago -- >> bill: they do that all the time in detroit or chicago. >> exactly right. lester holt and shep smith have to wait an extra 10 minutes for their car service. that is why we all panicked. >> bill: it's like, how dare they snow, they being the

now, bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld. ways think that before you condemn someone for a mistake, a verbal mistake, gutfeld, of which you make tons of them. >> not like that one. >> bill: no. but it wasn't done out of malice, and it wasn't done for any other purpose other than to make a point that america is a land of opportunity. now, dr. carson has -- i wouldn't say apologized, butld he has issued a statement, look, not what i meant. the slave narrative and immigrant narrative are twote different experiences. he does acknowledge his mistake. should he be crucified for this? >> i don't think so. it depends on who says the sort of thing. when president obama says something, it is brilliant, he made the same comparison, slaves as immigrants at a naturalization ceremony in 2015, also in 2012, the federalist hai a list of the times he has made these comparisons. it is out there. the fact is, he made a decent point about the american dream, but he kind of poisoned theut stew. it is like, you're not going to eat it -- >> bill: wa

. >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams eric bolling, and greg gutfeld, this is "the five" ." it was a speech unlike any other we've seen from president trump, his first address to a joint session of congress, winning widespread praise. it was the most presidential with ever seen mr. trump, he struck an optimistic and conciliatory tone while delivering his message of unity and strength. >> we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. we also looked the same great american flag. and we all are made by the same god. i am asking all citizens to embrace this renewal of the american spirit. i'm asking all members of congress to join me in dreaming big and bold and daring things for our country. i am asking everyone watching tonight to seize this moment, believe in yourselves, believe in your future, and believe once more in america. >> dana: he repeated a number of themes from the campaign trail, including his america first agenda. >> america must put its own citizens first because only then can we truly make america great again. we will respect

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> president trump had his first face-to-face meeting with german chancellor angela merkel today. mr. trump had accused the chancellor of ruining germany with the influx of refugees. today the president defend is his agenda to protect the country from radical islamic terrorism. >> president trump: our two countries must work together to protect our people from radical islamic terrorism. and to defeat isis. we also recognize that immigration security is national security. we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism, extremism and violence inside our borders. immigration is a privilege, not a right. and the safety of our citizens must always come first. without question. >> merkel defended her commitment to helping refugees despite the threat posed to her country. >> we have to protect our external board errings and we have to work on the bases of mutual interest with our neighbors, migration, immigration, integ