we talked to greg white.ld trump's picks, how has that been viewed across the ocean in russia? greg: the first testimony in the confirmation hearing by the secretary -- defense secretary matus was much tougher on russia then trump has been publicly. concerns here in moscow. kremlin officials were not sure how to read it, particularly with all the scandals that have electedng on around the support of trump -- the alleged support of trump during the campaign. i think this has raised a lot of alarms among officials. it could complicate relations. go to the's elections. there was a lot of celebrating that donald trump won the november elections here in the united states. what is that relations between donald trump and the russians right now? >> there is hope. it is a good barometer of the message they want the russian population to be getting. the coverage of trump in the inauguration is unprecedented. the have live coverage of inauguration. also some positive coverage of him and his family. hopely, there is a lo

oliver: we talked with greg white.ok at donald trump picks, how has-- that been viewed across the ocean in russia? in their testimony in the confirmation hearings, the positions by the secretary of state pick rex tillerson and now already defense secretary matt thenre tougher on russia trump publicly. that has raised concern among kremlin officials who were not quite sure how to read it, in particular with all the scandals around a legend russian support for trump. the focus on russia's alleged role has raised a lot of alarm among kremlin officials that it could complicate efforts to improve relations. carol: go to the other elections, there was a lot of celebrating that donald trump won the november elections in the united states. what is that relationship between donald trump in russia right now? >> there is a great deal of hope, and one of the things we stateclosely is television as it is controlled by kremlin and is a good barometer of the message thy want the russian population to get. aty had coverage here, the n

white house. [laughter] greg: she felt like blowing up the white house. it's always about blowing something. [laughter] up. up. [cheers and applause] greg: but here's my favorite protester who brings a bit of style and joy to the event. [background sounds] greg: it's good to see keith olberman getting out more. but after a while you've got to realize, dear protester, that it's not about you, but a country. despite the outcome that you might hate, you've not to accept process is still the greatest one on earth or far better than anything else this person could come up with. >> no! greg: when this settles down, dear lady, call me. [cheers and applause] greg: let's welcome tonight's guest, like a dagger made of -- it's political journalist erin mcpike. he's a cross between herb lease and socrates, fox news contributor tyrus. oh, yeah. [cheers and applause] and she's so cynical it's pitiful, national review reporter kat timpf. boo, boo! [cheers and applause] rob, rob, rob, rob, the -- it has been a wild, wild weekend. a lot of protests. i notice the press lov

white house. [laughter] greg: she felt like blowing up the white house. s always about blowing something. [laughter] up. up. [cheers and applause] greg: but here's my favorite protester who brings a bit of style and joy to the event. [background sounds] greg: it's good to see keith olberman getting out more. but after a while you've got to realize, dear protester, that it's not about you, but a country. despite the outcome that you might hate, you've not to accept process is still the greatest one on earth or far better than anything else this person could come up with. >> no! greg: when this settles down, dear lady, call me. [cheers and applause] greg: let's welcome tonight's guest, like a dagger made of -- it's political journalist erin mcpike. he's a cross between herb lease and socrates, fox news contributor tyrus. oh, yeah. [cheers and applause] and she's so cynical it's pitiful, national review reporter kat timpf. boo, boo! [cheers and applause] rob, rob, rob, rob, the -- it has been a wild, wild weekend. a lot of protests. i notice the press loves t

oliver: we talked with greg white. we look at donald trump's potential picks.what they have been talking about. how has that been viewed across the ocean in russia when we look at how some of these picks perhaps take a little bit harder line than we expected? greg: in their testimony in the confirmation hearings, the positions by the secretary of state pick rex tillerson and now already defense secretary mattis were much tougher on russia than trump had been publicly. that has raised concern among kremlin officials who are not quite sure how to read it, in particular with all the scandals around alleged russian support for trump in the campaign, contacts with the campaign, the focus on russia's alleged role has raised a lot of alarm among kremlin officials that it could complicate efforts to improve relations, which is something they really had been hoping for. carol: let's take a step back and go to the elections, right there was a lot of celebrating , that donald trump won the november elections in the united states. what is that relationship between donald t

right behind me is the white house. greg gutfeld is next.same place. >> to be able to introduce for the first time ever anywhere, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] greg: i think i'm in love. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] greg: so while america was trying to enjoy a nice transfer

right behind me is the white house. greg gutfeld is next. we'll see you tomorrow saturdays right now. >> a brand-new commander-in-chief and a very busy day. president tom tauke to the cia his administration taking a swing at the press and protesters around the nation and the world take to the streets. i'm jenna lee and this is "the fox report." the new president starting his term this morning with the traditional prayer service at the washington national cathedral followed by the afternoon visit to the cia headquarters. mr. trump's relationship with the intelligence community is center stage over the last several weeks because of the questions raised about his relationship with russia and debate over russia's hacking and his debatable influence in the u.s. election. during his remarks

howard university professorer greg carr says false information from the white house hurts more than just the people who call the district home. >> you the fera people are supposed to be able to rely on your data. these searchings may change international population as well. >> d.c. mayor released a statement saying in part quote it's a disserves to our police officers and asks the white house to take down the information. >>> a job fair at national park is rescheduled for january 31st. it was called off after a frightening situation yesterday. police say a man was shot in the face outside of a liquor store and ran towards a crowd of job seekers at national park. police do not think the shooting was random. no arrests have been made. >>> and right now take a look at your tv screen. this man is missing. he needs his medicine, we understand. d.c. police say saturday was the last time anybody saw 63-year-old jerome whiting. he was spotted on 15th street northwest around >>> 4:37 now. by 2020, prince george's county is expected to have a new medical center. maryland's governor released a budg

right behind me is the white house. greg gutfeld is next. we'll see you tomorrow saturdays right now. >> a brand-new commander-in-chief and a very busy day. president tom tauke to the cia his administration taking a swing at the press and protesters around the nation and the world take to the streets. i'm jenna lee and this is "the fox report." the new president starting his term this morning with the traditional prayer service at the washington national cathedral followed by the afternoon visit to the cia headquarters. mr. trump's relationship with the intelligence community is center stage over the last several weeks because of the questions raised about his relationship with russia and debate over russia's hacking and his debatable influence in the u.s. election. during his remarks mr. trump that cheers for his criticism of the news media and its promise to take on terrorism once and for all. >> radical islamic terrorism. and i said it yesterday. it has to be eradicated. just off the face of the earth. this is evil. this is evil and i can

greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "special report" ." -- this is "the five." the trump white house held its first briefing today. a lot of us didn't know what to expect after sean spicer dressed down the media on saturday for alleged inaccurate reporting rn inauguration crowds. the press room was packed. spicer tried to keep it light with this joke. >> i know josh earnest was voted the most popular press secretary by the press corps. after checking twitter, i shot josh an email letting him know he can rest easy. his title is secure for at least the next five days. >> that didn't ease the tensions. mainstream media was chomping at the bit to challenge spicer. he was happy to answer all of their questions. >> it's an honor to do this. i believe we have to be honest with the american people. sometimes we can disagree with the facts. there are certain things we may not fully understand when we come out but our intention is never to lie to you. our job is to make sure -- sometimes you're in the same boat. sometimes you tweet something or write a story and you publish a correction.

ed connor sitting at 31 in northern delaware with greg mccoy in marshallton and greg says snow showers, momentarily white conditions and huge puffy flakes. we may have a few more of those to tiehl with tomorrow. here's what we are seeing on storm scan three right now just a few scattered snow squals, again they are fizzling but notice they are just like blobs of snow, very quick moving, cells here basically. this is same pattern we will see in the summertime when we get heating of the day with thunderstorm just popping up and right now, if this were july it would be pouring on wilmington, instead it is pouring snow on wilmington and very, very slow conditions, on i-95 through northern delaware right now you can see dark purple, it is snowing at a good clip, that will slow you down on i-95, 495, heading in to portions of south jersey. another squall further north this one impacting my hometown of teen inningsville spring city south coventry, right down toward te area tredyffrin , radnor, main line will see this and right along schuylkill as well as turnpike and turnpike, up towards kim berton and exton as

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howard university professor greg karr says false information from the white house hurts more than people who call the district home. >> you're the federal government. people are supposed to be able to rely on your data. they may then shake the co domestic population of the united states but international population as well. >> d.c. mayor bouser released a statement, alternative facts about the district's homicide rate is a disservice to our police officers. >> job fair national park is scheduled for january 31st after a frightening situation yesterday. police say a man was shot in the face outside of the liquor store and then ran towards a crowd of job seekers. the man is in critical condition and they do not think it was random and no arrests have been made. >>> many of you are wondering how former president george h.w. bush is doing this morning. he is being treated for pneumonia but still recovering but a family spokesman says he is sleeping well and talking to physicians and returning calls and feeling better. >> doctors say the president could be discharged sometime this week. >>> i

can i tell the story in a way, what made it interesting is the black elite worked with the white elite teresa greg at the schools. >> just in case anybody has not read the article. >> to mean you have not read the article? >> i think they have. but for the tv audience at home. tuscaloosa is a place that had a big integrated central high school that was integrated in the course of the late 70s and 80s. it became a powerhouse in football and debates. and then they resegregate it. >> rates. as most people don't know brown versus board happened and everyone to not hold hands and have a moment and we all integrated. there is a lot of foot dragging. school districts had to be brought to court. real integration didn't come to tuscaloosa until about 1988 which is fairly common. what the judge end up doing there's a white high school on a black high school and a black middle school and a white middle school and he just merge those schools. so so if you're middle school you went to the same middle school and same high school and it created this powerhouse high school which was the dream of integration, the

white people. he joins us for an update. greg. what can you tell us?perintendent today called at this video reprehensible and prosecutors called it a crime, filing those charges against the four suspect, they included height crime,

arthel: white house correspondent from reuters jeff mason thank you so much for joining us. spent my pleasure. gregiving a warm welcome in poland. white leaders in that country are embracing u.s. troops. plus fbi director james comey coming under intense scrutiny from democratic lawmakers and the department of justice. why the department watchdog the ig is taking a close look at its fbi chief. when you have digestive sensitivities, life can feel like a never ending search for food that won't cause bloating, gas, or inner turmoil. introducing pronourish. a delicious nutritional drink that makes a great mini meal or snack that has protein and fiber. and pronourish has no gluten or high fructose corn syrup. and is low in fodmap ingredients that can trigger digestive sensitivities. the search is over. new pronourish. nutrition you can feel good about. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. arthel: if th

greg: interesting. what do you make of this exit? >> first of all -- [laughter] if nothing else obama showed that the white house is for everybody.eech i think and the one thing he is good at is -- i don't land the republicans in the issues of his presidency. his own party hate him. [applause] >> you said it couldn't be done. i think his own party was jealous and the fact that he was was -- the one thing donald trump does very well the guys he fought with don't work for him and obama has to make deals with people and that's why the democratic party is the way it is. they are very dysfunctional and he's going out on the red carpet and saying goodbye and i hope he goes off into the sunset and enjoys and gets away from it. just go away. i love you, i love you. greg: do you have any suggestions over what president obama should do next? >> suggestions? sure. i think he and i should do a talk show together. greg: there you go. >> you would never get a word in. >> i think you are right. he is a fantastic speaker. he should be doing a lot more of that. greg: i'm not for soaring rhetoric. >> he's a professional politician and we have beco

gregory white joins us from moscow. gregn all of trump's positive comments about putin over the campaign and the controversy over alleged russian hacking of the dnc, there was a lot of anticipation for this call. what do we know so far about how it went down? gregory: we don't have an awful a lot of detail about it. we have a short statement from the white house about what went on. rundown that the kremlin gave on saturday. the talk lasted about 45 minutes to one hour. both sides said the tone was very positive and they talks about a range of international issues and highlighted the importance of cooperating and fighting terrorism and the islamic state. those have been big themes for the kremlin going in. economic of cooperation seems to come up according to the kremlin statement that we don't have a whole lot of detail on that. we thank you. thank you very much indeed, gregory white, out of moscow. joining us now, daragh mcdowell. good morning. does donald trump favor when it comes to the internal political story that is ha

greg: katy perry has more. >> today sean spicer is the new white house soon-to-be press secretary confirmed to "the wall streetournal." didn't get to see those tweets before he sends them and he doesn't think that's going to change when he is president. >> that's interesting. greg: that's good. the thing is china said to him we don't like your tweeting. that's going to make them tweet more. i think it's reverse psychology. >> it's a brave new world. fdr had the fireside chats. he's a 7-year-old man. greg: that's the weirdest thing. >> they can hack into and get back to the original story. nfl, goodell hacked to the twitter account and said he was dead. we knew he wasn't dead because they would have a three-game suspension for whoever killed him. it is a new world and 2020, who knows it may be kanye versus carrot top perhaps. greg: carrot top has some good ideas. >> you should get snapchat and then he does now to keep it to 140 characters. greg: i'm thinking about carrot top. trump is the first orange haired president. top like he has opened the door for carrot top. >> this is all very -- greg: you don't even e

white people. he joins us for an update. greg. what can you tell us?> the superintendent today called at this video reprehensible and prosecutors called it a crime, filing those charges against the four suspect, they included height crime, kidnapping, battery, as well as unlawful imprisonment, and some additional charges against the two sisters, as well as one of the suspects, who was a friend. you saw the video happen on tuesday. we know that is when the torture happen. at actually began on saturday when the victim got together with one of the suspects, front of his, jordan hill, for a sleep over for new year's. they ended up in chicago at the apartment of those two sisters and police say it all started when there was a friendly fight that escalated, things got ugly, then, , all of a sudden, the two sisters got mad about what had happen. police say that the suspects had all been drinking and smoking marijuana. that is when they bound and tortured that 18-year-old victi victim, who is mentally challenged. the torturing went on for four to five hours, p

white people. he joins us for an update. greg. what can you tell us?ntendent today called at this video reprehensible and prosecutors called it a crime, filing those charges against the four suspect, they included height crime,

white house and plans for congress. you can watch that my that 3:00 p.m. eastern friday on c-span. >> house energy and, chair greg walden and wanes and means brady spokeair greg on plans for repealing the health care law and tax legislation. here is some of what they said. >> what replacement options might be in reconciliation? rep. walden:

greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead, as president obama's daughters get ready to leave the white house, they are gettinge from two people who have done it before. we will also have this. >> presidential pets are wildly popular. i'm weijia jiang at the white house with how one, in particular, changed a washington woman's life. coming up. >> it is true what they say. anything can happen on live television. and i can assure you this weather man did not expect what he got. >> plus, justin is tracking a mix of wintery weather, that hit the region today. what you can expect, where you live. we will be right back. >> the obama daughters hearing from two young women who knows exactly how it feels to leave the white house. >> the twin daughters of president and laura bush wrote warm letter to the obama girls, full of row flexions on the past, and advice for the future. jena and barbara bush have now had eight years to adjust to life after the white house. their published letter to president obama's daughters tells them, you're about to join another rare club, one of former first children, position you didn't see

greg fisher. fisher told the crowd that louisville owes most of their growth to foreign-born citizens. >>> and the dissent channel is used by diplomats as a way to signal their foreign policy decisions. the white house press secretary sean spicer was asked about that state department memo yesterday. >> any government official or anyone who doesn't understand the president's goal in this, and what this actually was, again, i think this has been blown way out of proportion and exaggerated. again, you talk within a 24-hour period, 325,000 people from other countries flew in through our airports. we're talking about 109 people. from seven country that is the obama administration identified. and the bureaucrats have a problem with it? i think they should get with the program or they can go. >> the previous administration famously drew a dissent memo signed by 51 diplomats over its lack of action against bashar al assad in syria. >>> and the white house is defending the fact it did not reference the jewish people in the statement for the holocaust remembrance day saying critics are just knit-picking. you just heard from sean spicer during the daily briefing yesterday. he also called the critics path

greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "special report" ." -- this is "the five." the trump whitese held its first briefing today. a lot of us didn't know what to expect after sean spicer dressed down the media on saturday for alleged inaccurate reporting rn inauguration crowds. the press room was packed. spicer tried to keep it light with this joke. >> i know josh earnest was voted the most popular press secretary by the press corps. after checking twitter, i

white house website. >> these things are easily checkable, easily verifiable. and that speaks to another deep issue. you're the federal government, people are supposed to be able to rely on your data. >> reporter: dr. greg carr says this doubling down on inaccurate information that we've seen so far from the trump administration is alarming. >> these assertions of data may then shake the confidence in not just the domestic population of the united states, but international population as well. >> reporter: mayor bowser's office released a statement which says in part, quote, for the white house to list alternative facts about the district's homicide ris officers and the honorable thing to do would be to remove those lies from their website. we've reached out to the white house press staff for a comment, but we are still waiting for a response. doreen? >> thank you meagan. >>> the north carolina man accused of bringing i ga gun ina pizza shop is considering a plea deal. welch is accused of carrying an assault-style rifle into comet ping-pong on december 4th. he fired the gun but no one was hurt. welch went to the restaurant after becoming obsessed with a conspiracy theory that it was a front for sex traff

eric: we'll have all the latest from the white house and the latest news with the trump administration and everything else. stick with us. see you back in an hour. gregoduce for the first time ever anywhere, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] greg: i think i'm in love. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] greg: so while america was trying to enjoy a nice transfer

awaiting a press conference, by new white house press secretary sean spicer said speaking around 5:00 will bring that live, the other thing that happened today, greg -- something that sort of -- pro forma i would suggest that the world leaders start to call, and offer congratulations, and maybe put a marker down two that we know about today he spoke to president enrique of mexico canadian prime minister trudeau asking him keep open line of communication trade is really important keep, our eye on the ball there what -- >> that is good you got the guys up north guys got down south, neighbors in case you need rake, or -- what else. >> a wall. >> a there you go. >> -- sure. >> that is that is a wise phone call. >> should be -- >> trudeau, by the way, trudeau i hear is having a bit of -- up for two years going to be reelected in two years -- a little bit of problems. >> might run again, do you do from -- what is his name. >> captain hopy. >> what have we started? >> i don't know, all right. >> way off topic now. >> yeah. >> president trump is going to meet with british prime theresa may her first visit since she took office. >> excited for that. >>. ki

white. we'll be right back. > moving on up to the sky. we're clapping and having a good time, aren't we. a a little bit of moving on up. the redskins they interviewed grega news ski for theews defensive coordinator. this is a guy who had a about it of the history with the redskins. he played for the redskins from 1988 to 990 and then he bounced around the league a little bit. he is a coach with the red skinn he has moved around back in his playing days.ayin this is a guy who has beeneen around the block. he knows the system. he did play for a number of teams and then decided to get out of that and go into the coaching game.coac a comb with the team. he was a defensive coordinator with the colts in the post-payton manningerror. he is the first internal candidate to interview for the job of defensive coordinator.to. speaking of the 49s, a familiare name is 49s reportedly in line e take on the head coaching job there, kyle shanahan. former redskins offive coordinator. he would be the niners third t coach in thehe last three years. right now shanahan runs the falcons offense and that is a team prepared to face the packers in the nfc championship games. if t

white house. >> i will keep you posted on my friday night plans. >> by chance did you ask president obama what vice president said yesterday that donald trump should grow up greg. >> i did not speak to the president about it my reaction is through his four decades career has developed a reputation for the a binocular communication style. [laughter] that generates the blinds sometimes but what may people have found that they have benefited did from following the advice of vice president biden. >> in the spirit of the smooth and seamless transition plan. >> the vice president along with everybody else has demonstrated a clear commitment and have extended courtesies' to the incoming president's team. that is certainly true of the vice president staff but also the vice president himself. earlier this week he was walking the halls at the same time somebody on our team was showing my successor around the west reading he graciously invited into the office and that is the clarification of the vice president commitment to the they are committed to the smooth and effective transition. >> use said the president is proud of the economic record that is something that we ra

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white they matters. after that he'll talk for 15, 20 minutes. it's a really good book. then i will come back up here with david french and greg, have a conversation about this. we'll bat around a handful of ideas. youly fro david from national review. he has litigated on these kind of issues for it would some time and greg is the president of, ceo of fire, which is probably is unquestionably the leading organization for, like, in the weeds, working on campuses and free speech issues. and not incidentally, i'm a fan of his because he cowrote what a think was the best article of 2016 in the atlantic,ed,ed the coddling of american mind, and there's ain't increasing emphasis on campuses saying the safe spaces and -- it's good for mental health. there is this alternative argue; agreeing -- greg that could be the exact opposite, and may increase anxiety, depression, and other things. worth diving diving in. after our discussion, depending on hour forward leaning you are, if can tell you're eager to get interest the conversation i'll move to q & a quickly. just a couple rules. make sure you raise you hand and we get a microphone to

white house and plans for congress. you can watch that my that 3:00 p.m. eastern friday on c-span. >> house energy and, chair greg walden and wanes and means brady spokeair greg on plans for repealing the health care law and tax legislation. here is some of what they said. >> what replacement options might be in reconciliation? rep. walden: we had a lot of good deals put forward by members of the house and senate. one thing we want to do is repeal obamacare and how we begin to rebuild and replace the health care system in america. there are limitations we can do in reconciliation. we are trying to gather all the ideas, then we will find out what can go in. we will find things like health savings. we like to do refund tax credit and move people into affordable health care that can come about on an improved exchange. we are looking at those. and then there is a lot the administration will be able to do with dr. price and the team, and get his administrative nominee and place. they have got incredible power because the affordable care act give them power. they can help begin to rescue the individual insurance market