carry and janine both made the same mistake. they gave the kroor way too much money up front. contractors can only collect $1,000 or 10% of the cost of the project up front. whichever is less. and payments are required to be prorated. you are only required to pay for work after it is completed. >> i don't think most people know that. >> if they ask for a whole bunch of money up front, whoa, move on to the next guy. >> it says take your time. people want to move quickly through this site but you have got to take your time. >> vet everybody. i know the apps want to make things easier but we have a responsibility to protect ourselves. >> just 10%. >> 10% or $1,000, whichever is less. >> you have a consumer complaint and you want to reach out to chris and his team, 888-996-tips. or go directly to your e-mail. >>> jeff, let the flip-flop weather begin. >> we had showers earlier this week. >> and now -- >> it seems like weeks ago. >> it was super cold, and as we head throughout this upcoming saturday and sunday we are tracking some 90s. don't worry there is also a little bit of cool

janine is live. janine? >> reporter: his parents want these suspects caught.s recognize him. take a good look at this surveillance video taken in downtown san jose near post and south first street. one of the suspects was wearing a white shirt. he's believed to be a latino man between 20 and 30 years old. he has hair shaved on the sides but longer on the top. the other man is described as asian or latino in his 30s. he's heavy set and has a ponytail. he was wearing an oversized white shirt that night. on sunday morning, a fight broke out and one of the suspects pulled out a knife and another stabbed chad miller who is from vallejo and he plays safety on the spartans. the junior was stabbed in the stomach. he's listed in critical condition but he's expected to make a fuel recovery. now, if you recognize either of the men in that surveillance video we just showed you, call the san jose police department and you can do that anonymously. live from san jose, janine de la vega, abc7 news. >>> new details in the missing uber driver. police are looking at a car of a p

another president, janine, was in the oval office and do practically nothing all day. i'm doing every minute of the dam doing something. >> let's discuss spicer. a full throated to defense of spicer in your opinion? >> yes. obviously he would like -- this is a hard job when your boss watches tv. most presence to watch tv. most presidents don't consume daily television briefings until carrot there going on because are doing other things. trump is an image a guy and he's concerned about the image has been put out. so he watches spicer's breathing like a tv show. like is also a talkshow. >> jesse: he's under a lot of pressure up there. >> i would say the review of the bosses okay. he's answering most of them the right way. i think first child, and judge janine's question to him was a good one. what are you get out there? >> jesse: but don't -- he was under a lot of pressure under russian he gives a masterful press a briefing. he did the fake news line and he had everybody eating out of his hand. i think that resuscitated him. he did that with the state of the union. he ge

janine. >> welcome back to justice.undred days and counting for president trump in the white house. let's talk about it. guess what the first question is. david, first 100 days neil gorsuch will be the most long lasting impact of his presidency. no question about that. the executive orders to help create jobs, keep in mind what they were saying about bill clinton and his first 100 days. chaos was what they were saying red. >> there was a lot of chaos. donald trump trump has found out the job is hard. the first 70 days, it's hard to argue, they were a were a disaster. between the travel bands that didn't work. >> i don't know if they didn't work or if you just had judges -- however you wanted to argue it, it did not go well for him politically. >> his constant twitter wars over god knows what. the last 30 days he's gotten quieter which is smart, starting with the syrian bombing which most people agree it's hard not to agree with that. i think the tax proposal, while i utterly disagree with the policy of giving tax cuts t

now back to justice with judge janine.gop with the house's pass and of the healthcare bill. the next stop, the senate. let's get right to it with my political panel, matt schlapp. and guys i have to start with his question. hillary clinton should she be in charge resistance? should she be in charge of the democratic party? >> anything can happen in politics but i think it's highly unlikely she'll be the leader of the democratic party. when al gore lost, he did lots of other interesting things, and i think that's what hillary clinton will do. judge jeanine: why is she saying she'll be in charge resistance and raise money? this woman thinks she should be in charge again. >> she is saying she'll be part of the resistance. she has a lot to add to the public debate. she has demonstrated leadership capability. she can add to the rhetoric and description of why president trump is not the right president for the country right now and is not leading us in the right direction. but she won't be the leader of the democratic party. jud

log on to fox news.com. >> sean: judge janine pirro intrude the president at the white house.he tweet. suggesting that we do away with the daily white house press briefing and no more network interviews that they can use to beat the president up. it doesn't make sense. watch this. >> i said we shouldn't have the press conference. >> a hundred years we have been doing them. >> but there is never been action like this. we are getting higher ratings on the press conferences. >> would you consider stopping them. >> no, do it different way. through a piece of paper with a beautiful answer. they ask hundred question or 50 or 20 question and they get one out of 50. just a little bit off. 5 or 10 percent. it is the next day it is a front page story in the newspaper. so press conferences weren't even covered for obama. they were on c-span and c-span two. >> but you will put an end to them. >> these press conferences are biggest things on daytime television. >> they are. >> they are blowing everything away on just about everything on on daytime television. what i would love to do is sto

janine de la vega is live in san jose this morning. janine? jessica, it's been nearly a woke and police haven't been able to identify the suspects. they are hoping the new security footage will help bring in leads. take a good look at this surveillance video taken in downtown san jose near post and south first street. one of the suspects was wearing a white shirt, believed to be a latino man between 20 and 30 years old. his hair is shaved on the side and longer on the top. heavy set with a beard and ponytail. police say on monday morning, a fight broke out and one of the suspects pulled out a knife and the other stabbed san jose state football player chad miller. miller is from vallejo and plays safety on the spartans. the junior was stabbed in the stomach and was listed in critical condition but we're hearing he's expected to make a full recovery. so if you recognize any of the men in that surveillance video, san jose police would like to hear from you and you can call in a tip anonymously. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, abc

janine de la vega is live.anine. >> reporter: police were able to get surveillances from downtown san jose and they believe it shows the suspects. they just need help identifying them. here's the security video showing one of the suspects in downtown. he's wearing a white shirt and a hat. he's described as being a latino man between 20 to 30 years old with shaved hair on the sides. police say the other suspect is either asian or latino and in his 20s. he's also wearing a white shirt but you can see he has a mustache, a beard and long ponytail. detectives say on sunday morning a fight broke out outside a sports bar on south and first street. one of these mans pulled out a knife and stabbed san jose student chad miller , a junior from vallejo. he plays safety on the spartans. if you recognize any of those men in that surveillance video, police sure would like to hear from you. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police are looking at a car that belongs to a man investigat

lester holt, and then janine pirro in two straight interviews the president has made news n. three separate depictions of the west wing, i have read about a dark place this week a place where people who did not want to encounter the president had their doors closed. what can you speak to the mood at the ends of this week? >> that's right, his inner circle seems to be getting smaller and smaller. trump has been more reclusive in the last couple of days. he has been holding less public events than normal. even when he did, they were sort of these events that were not sort of the norm that we would expect. remember, we had sergey lavrov, the foreign minister of russia, at the white house a couple of days ago. the press was called in to go see what we thought was going to be lavrov and trump together. and perhaps even ambassador sergey kislyak who has been at the center of so many of the controversies surrounding the trump administration. of course we walked in and you could hear the gasps because there was no lavrov or kislyak, it was henry kissinger sitting in the chair with th

in the meantime, you can see the rest of judge janine's interview with president trump. happening tonight at 9:0. >> eric: the east coast is facing a rainsoaked we can. that means mother's day, tomorrow you'll have to have it indoors. the major rain storm that swept across the country this week has been gaining strength in the atlantic. flooding areas from virginia through new england. i guess we have to put plastic over the flowers. you have to remember to get the flowers a. >> you're taking care of the most important part there. we are talking about a good amount of rainfall along the east coast beginning today. it will be running through out the rest of the weekend. areas where we have seen rain so far along the georgia coast and the charleston area. it's looking further to the north as we continue through saturday. the heavier rain showers is something happening up in the northeast. from the mid-atlantic drifting to the northeast. we see darker colors that's heavy rainfall. stretching back down from philadelphia to new york, moving towards the boston area. this will

. >> in san jose, janine a. >> we learned today the trick imsweitzer died following a shooting whiche up it. >> a juf files maces he lost control and clipped into a hipping containeder. the truck was so badry damaged, first responders had to take the driver out. >> just a half hour ago, danville police made an arrest of a woman who posed as a man to rob the bank. police revealed thee saylor pictures. the robbers identify >> she now faces robbery and new proposal would hike prices by 18% over the next two years. live in lafayette some of us told us their loyalty shouldn't be rewarded with higher bills. the rain did their part but this doesn't mean these customers will get a break on their rights. likely just summer and partly due to the fact that rate pairs got really good >> less water consumption means lower revenues for east bay mud which counts 90% of its costs at fixed. >> there were some projects that were deferred after the last couple as a pout. >> that's why the dimt over 18% over two years starting with more than 1% this summer. >> i have to say i'm a little disappointed. we

i'm marianne lafferty, now back to justice with judge janine .co. >> justice jeanine: welcome back to justice. mark my exclusive interview with the president trump in a few minutes. first my panel tonight, american conservative union and democratic strategist, a good friend to me now in d.c. gentlemen, you were listening to the interview. i will start with you, david. what did you think? >> i really like the way you acknowledged his good works and said to him but mr. president, all of this is being drowned out in effect by the russia story. why not put it away and say let's have an independent investigation. i thought the line of questioning was good and i thought his inter- answer was interesting. he said i want to get to the bottom of it. i want the truth to come out. he shut said we should take the time. this would suggest that he's open to a fair inquiry. i tried to put myself in the other side issue. imagine if hillary clinton won the presidency of fire james comey. what would be the reaction of your organization or network? that's why you're getting the overtop reactions in many

janine heron. >>> thanks for joining us. have a great day. >> face the nation is next. ,,,,,,,, [ whistles ] internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> today on "face the nation" president trump steps back after a week in washington. now that's more like it. a warm welcome in saudi arabia kicked off a bold attempt to unite nations and the president who once campaigned on banning muslims offered an olive branch but back home his domestic gdp has been interrupted by chaos and questions over whether his campaign worked with russians to influence the 2016 presidential election and whether he fired fbi director james comey to divert his investigation of

. >> that landowner has space available on lincoln avenue but as janine de la vega explains, officials have a few issues with the idea. >>> today we're reing an excerpt, a teacher at willow glen middle school, every year she questions whether to move out of the bay area because of the high cost of living and lack of affordable housing. >> the district will lose good teachers. not could, we will, because we can't afford to make it. if you have someone like myself who is a single parent, it's next to impossible. >> that's why this land owner is taking action. she owns this empty lot on lincoln avenue in willow glen. chafin wants to build between eight to 16 affordable apartments for teachers, charging them $2,000 a month. >> i'd only charge them $1,000 a month in rent and then $1,000 would go towards a down payment so that within three years they can have -- buy a $650,000 condo. >> reporter: but chafin can't move forward because her land is owned commercial. she plans on keeping the hair salon which sits on the property but she needs the city to grant her a permit for mixed-use resident

janine says the vandalism was relatively minor but it's still a big deal to her. >> putting the youngady to work. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a granddaughter finds a high flying way to keep her grandmother young at heart. >> and it really was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. a milestone for the original "star wars" movie next. katie. >> well, rahel looking ahead to a weekend that does promise to be a little bit on the unsettled side. we start off pretty nicely especially on saturday but by the time we hit sunday more clouds possibly a shower rolling through and then monday memorial day also featuring some showers or a storm so it does progressively go a bit downhill but it's also going to warm up. with that said we'll have your >> welcome back. four decades ago when theaters not so far away fans got their first taste of the force. >> ♪ >> the iconic "star wars" movie opened in just a few dozen u.s. theaters back on this day in 1977. director george lucas' original sci-fi space tale now known as a new hope first told the story of luke leia and of course darth vader. t

in an interview saturday night in fox's just justice with janine." .fter trump fired james comey, in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll 15% said congress should lead the investigation. 78% said a special prosecutor should. >> we need someone who's independent of the justice department to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: even some republicans say they want to hear from the ex-fbi director. >> i think we need to have comey come before the judiciary committee and clear the air. did the president ever say anything to the director of the fbi that would be construed as trying to impede the investigation. >> reporter: also troubling, the president's tweet saying james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before we starts leaking to the press. >> when we see presidents who secretly tape that usually doesn'tnd up as a good outcome for a president. >> if in fact there are recordings, i think those recordings will have to be subpoenaed. >> reporter: the white house says the president was simply stating a fact and not threatening

.>>> an interview that airs tomorrow janine as president donald trump about the reports.>>'s people suggest that the question that the new york times is selling that you asked james comey whether or not you have is loyalty was possibly inappropriate.>> i read that article. i don't think it is a -- inappropriate. >> what about the idea that you said that there might be tape recordings? >> i will not talk about that. all i want is for james comey to be honest.>> james comey trudell in -- and -- turned down an invitation. >>> the justice department will interview >> reporter: candidates for fbi director tomorrow. to include andrea mccabe, alice fisher, michael garcia, and john cornyn in texas. >>> the university of san francisco science professor said that the search for new fbi chief could change the conversation. >> i think a few days ago i said donald trump will flip the script. he will do that again next wednesday. it will wipe all of this conversation out. that's what seems like.>> he suggests that the focus will return to the fbi investigation into russia's meddling in

as abc 7 news reporter janine delavega explains, they were able to get some comfort from super star stephen curry. >> he's reading the pages from his daughter's scrapbook. the teen collapsed during a basketball game and died. this is the last picture taken of her. >> she held her chest. they sat down and she fell. r since then i never heard her voice. >> the last year, kimberley begin getting migraines and fainted. doctors cleared her to play. >> he was numbed with grieve. he found comfort in the act of kindness. warriors' star, stephen curry was kimberley's favorite player. the wish was granted. >> too bad, this is a a small token to her family. we are thinking about them. >> kimberley's family planned on burying her in the shoes. >> i know she's in heaven right now shech now. she will be happy. >> kimberley was a sophomore and students visited the memorial that's been set up there. students are sharing their memories o f kimberley and how she pla court. her coach came to the school today. >> as a coach, i loved her. she's very quiet kind of. she's the leader that's why i made her captain.

justice with judge at janine's next. remember, i'm waters, this is my world.ice." >> this has brought the republican party together. judge jeanine: a big win for the president and the gop. but what happens to take down obamacare once and for all? >> the federal government will never ever penalize any person for their protected religious beliefs. judge jeanine: president trump answers prayers on the national day of prayer. >> i was on the way to winning until a combination of jim comey's letter, russian wikileaks

facebook and follow me on twitter, and on instagram@judge -underscore janine. tune in tomorrow for another special live sunday edition of justice at 9:00 p.m. thank you for being with us. >> this is a fox news alert. moments ago breaking is that knows all coming today. we learned that president trump has fired fbi director, james comey. >> gregg: behold, the mo ap, mother of all presidents. that's right. president trump did it again by firing james comey, causing the media to dissolve in rapid clouds of hot steam. >> this was an extraordinary moment in american history. >> gregg: you bet it is. it's a grotesque abuse of power by the president of the united states. the timing now looks like it's connected to russia no matter what the president says. this is where will become a political hot potato. >> a little with a fascism. a little with of, i don't care about the law. >> with a fascism. i believe that is my new cologne. a whiff of fascism. i wear to the clubs. you had birds freaking out over a sudden noise, was that, against shot, a car home, squirrel. panic

. >> telling judge janine on fox news he doesn't know what the fuss is about. >> the democrats hated james comey, they didn't like him, wanted him fired or whatever and all of a sudden they have these glowing reports. >> reporter: trump sought to dismiss the outrage over the firing as a tempest in the washington teapot. >> i have a very strong base of incredible people. >> this should have been a unifying thing in the country and instead, politics is still being played. >> the american people don't have confidence in comey. >> reporter: already he is focused on choosing comey's successor as he told reporters on air force one. >> i think the process will be quicker because they've been vetted over their lifetime. >> you will not fail. >> reporter: the president's advice to the graduates at liberty university. >> do not be afraid to challenge entrenched interests and failed power structures. does that sound familiar? >> reporter: but even in this crowd, some skeptics. this past week he fired the fbi director. what do you think of that move? >> i think it was very ir rationale. >> do yo

that is a press tonight.remen facebook and follow me on twitter, and on instagram@judge -underscore janinetune in tomorrow for another special live sunday edition of justice at 9:00 p.m. thank you for being with us. >> this is a fox news alert. moments ago breaking is that knows all coming today. we learned that president trump has fired fbi director, james comey. >> gregg: behold, the mo

the president did not commit to spicer long-term during an interview with judge janin pirro. >> it'sry unfair. sarah huckabee is a lovely young woman. you know sean spicer. he is a wonderful human being. he's a nice man. >> is he your press secretary today and tomorrow? will he be tomorrow? >> he's doing a good job. he gets beat up. >> will he be there tomorrow? spicer scheduled to hold white house press briefing, so he will be there today. that brings to looks who's talking, rumors of a white house press team shake-up and own daughter replacing sean spicer. >> i don't think sean spicer anywhere and he shouldn't. he's doing an excellent job. it's an incredibly difficult job. i know sarah really likes sean, she respects him and enjoys working with him. they have a great chemistry between them, you know, this idea that who is going to go out and who is in, i think it's nonsense. you know, as i tweeted, every person who goes to that podium, it's like the person wearing a lady gaga meat dress stepping into the lion cage at the zoo. it's never going to be easy. heather: there you go. bill

. >> let's bring in janine and kathy, author of latina wisdom cohost of red mom, blue mom. >> let's startn of these funds because under president trump he does not want sanctuary cities to exist. here you have a town in california that says, okay, if you are not going to allow sanctuary cities, we are going to go ahead and spend our own money to protect illegal immigrants, is this first of all, the right to be spending government funds? >> i think it's outrageous abuse of taxpayer dollar and not only that, julie, i think what they are doing is a disservice to our country because what they are doing is going around with what president trump wants to do in terms of protecting americans, protecting our liberties, our freedoms and, listen, this money -- what they are trying to do, i think a lot of people are totally against it, they look at it as twisted priorities, all right, because it sends the wrong incentives for other individuals to come across our borders illegally, they know they'll be protected in sanctuary cities and they'll have the money to pay for legal services which will be use

remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter's and on instagram at judge -underscore janine. ry >> i'm chris wallace. president trump takes a victory lap after they repealed key parts of obamacare. >> this is a repeal and replace of obamacare. make no mistake. >> they rushed through a bill without knowing how many people would hurt. >> we will discuss the battle had. it's the fox news sunday exclusive. then, forget the politics, what will the new health care bill mean from -- for you. one of the architects of obamacare, jonathan gruber. plus, you're the president, but you are turning into a real dictator. >> if your baby is going to die and it doesn't have to, it shouldn't matter how much money you make. >> we will ask about the politics of late-night comedy. our power player of the week, up basketball player boun bonds wir sister and brings her to washington d.c. that's all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. republicans have finally started making progress on their pledge to overhaul the nation's health care system. president trump held a

and if you listen to what he sad judge janine peer ro on fox, he sounded surprised. >> i was surprised because all of the democrats hated jim comey. they didn't like him. they wanted him fired or whatever. and then all of the sudden they come out with these reports. look, i thought that this would be a very popular thing that i did when i terminated comey because all of the democrats couldn't stand him. but because i terminated him, they say ah, we get political points, we'll go against trump. >> reporter: so there you hear the president saying he's surprised at the reaction but also sliming democrats for this reaction. one more exam. is on wednesday within amidst the yup roar other his decision, he tweeted out a link that was a mashup to a bunch of democrats criticizing comey as if to further justify his move. we've been reporting this for a few days and the president's words back it up. we know that the president kept this decision close to the vest. he didn't talk about it with a lot of people as we has in the past. he usually likes to get a lot of opinions from the people around hi

. >> but where i think judge janine challenge him, you have the ability to slow down and -- howie: justwe are not talking about slow down in terms of policies, it's a free country. let's wait a day, let's have a roll out, we will have -- >> man it -- map it out to it works to your benefit. you're the president. when i hear kellyanne conway, you have her saying, you guys aren't covering jobs, yeah, there's good stuff the president has been doing. you know who is also not talking about, the president. kellyanne conway. she talks about it when she's complain to go you that all we are talking about is russia when the president is tweeting about russia. howie: he does talk when he's on the road. firing the fbi director in this circumstance was going to be the dominant story. >> it's his choice and a lot of reasons why james comey should have been fired. you're right, there was no road map or plan to implement it. howie: what about uil of the speculative stories of who is going to get fired? it could be spicer, priebus and bannon, most of the time nothing happens but also the president is unf

the president saying this to fox's janine jerrell. >> are you moving so quickly that your communications department cannot keep up with this? >> yes, that's true. >> what do we do about that? >> we don't have press conferences. >> you don't mean that? >> we just don't have them unless i have them every two weeks and do them myself. >> you're both going to weigh in on this. eric, are briefings held by the president himself the best way to get accurate information from this administration? >> well, i think talking to the president certainly as we've seen this past week a lot more likely to get you the truth than talking to any of his spokespeople. because he could have gone out and said anything at anytime. that's not to say what the president says is the truth. but it's certainly a more accurate reflection of what he is thinking and feeling and planning to do. you think back to that first press conference that he held himself that he was reportedly displeased with how his aides were defending him that made a lot of news. that was the first time for the president to engage on his own terms

. >> bill: will get it all this weekend, thanks, janine. in washington, d.c., for that entire interview, join her saturday night, 9:00 eastern time right here on the fox news channel. remember the old rules can respect your elders apparently dead in america today. it will talk to radio host who demanded an apology from the vice president, what a story that is. president trump describes what president trump describes what is like being president, zeke stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. >> bill: our feelings and peril across the red sea is, is it youth fragile, you tell a spirit of this charming young man visited the white house was near the vice president where he was demanding an apology for that. apparently he was bumped. you make

-underscore janine and tell me what you think. thank you for watching, we'll see you next saturday night, f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f this weekend. >> that does it for us. >> rick leventhal is here with "fox report." >> tensions escalating on the korean peninsula and the trump administration not ruling out military action. i'm rick leventhal in for harris faulkner and this is "fox report." >>> the white house saying north korea has openly defied the international community after the regime conducted another failed missile launch this weekend. the sixth weapons test of the year as the administration appears to send mixed signals to south korea over anti-missile defense system. president trump would he would make seoul pay one billion dollars for it. here's what national security adviser hr mcmaster said today. >> the last thing i would do is contradict the president of the united states. what i told our south korean counterpart is until any renegotiation that the deal is in place. he'll adhere to our word. he'll prioritize americ

janine pirro was a d.a. and should have hit him harder. know there's no loyalty to any one individual person, there's a loyalty to the mission and comey's mission as head of the fbi is to make sure he does investigations without fear or favor and without any political -- allowing any political influence and that's what he's done. everyone who has ever had contact with jim comey said he's a stand-up guy who is attatical as he's come. has he maybe made mistakes in the past? >> yes. can we debate whether or not he's rose to the level of being able to dismiss him? i'm sure we can debate that. i don't think there's any question that trump asked that question, a characteristic of donald trump that we known for all the years he's been in the public eye for po years. he prizes loyalty to him over everything else, and as i said you can do that as a ceo and when you're president of the united states you can't demand loyalty. while i have it. a security firm has recorded more than 45,000 attacks, hacks, most have targeted russia. what do you know abo

something else we got out of that con very sayings, he was asked by judge janine and the tick tok in firing james comey and whether or not he was asking him to be loyal specifically to him. here's what he said to say. >> people suggest that the question that apparently "the new york times" is selling that you asked comey whether or not you had his loyalty was possibly inappropriate. could you -- >> i read that article. i don't think it's inappropriate. >> did you ask that question? >> no, i didn't. i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. loyalty to the country, loyal to the united states is important. defends on how you define loyalty. number 1. number 2, i don't know how that got there because i didn't ask that question. >> what about the idea that in a tweet you said there might be tape recordings. >> i won't talk about that. all i want is for comey to be honest and i hope he will be. i'm sure he will be, i hope. >> that slight comment there, if you want to call it slight, neil, drew howls here in the press corps. they've talked about tapes from the nixon era. sean spicer

. >> bill: will get it all this weekend, thanks, janine. judge in washington, d.c., for that entire interview, join her saturday night, 9:00 eastern time right here on the fox news channel. remember the old rules can respect your elders apparently dead in america today. it will talk to radio host who demanded an apology from the vice president, what a story that is. president trump describes what is like being president, zeke miller at the table, we'll get to that as well y do we put so mt into engineering the can-am defender? because a job worth doing, is worth doing right. can-am defender. tough, capable, clever. get a a $1,000 cash rebate on 2017 defender models. visit your local dealer for details. ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. are making the move to nissan. because of rogue, the best selling suv in america. titan, with america's best truck warranty. and the most advanced safety features on alitma and our best selling models. that's why we're america's fastest-grow

watch this exchange between judge janine and the president. >> are you moving so quickly that your communications kept cannot keep up with you? >> yes, that's true. >> so what do we do about that? >> we don't have press conferences and we do -- >> you don't mean that. >> don't have them unless i have them every two weeks and i do them myself. we don't have them. i think it's a good idea. first of all, you have a level of hostility that is incredible. sarah huckabee is a lovely young woman. you know sean spicer. he's a nice man. >> is he's your press secretary today and tomorrow? >> he's doing a good job but he gets beat up. >> will he be there tomorrow? >> he's been there from the beginning. >> the president knew what the reasons were for comey's firing. they were not articulated or they're coming up with an alternate case for why he was fired. the real reason wasn't articulated to the vice president. wednesday morning he went out there and gave an incomplete answer as well. so see where in goes. >> shepard: john, thank you. the president's lawyers say a review of his last decade of tax returns d

i was going to say judge janine. i love hers. everything is out there. coming up, greg!no. it's not in the constitution. it's not in the constitution. >> kimberly: who else do you have, dobbs? >> greg: i'd do more but they're not here anymore. joseph o. if you were able to be in one conversation in history, which one would you choose? that's a good one. >> kimberly: these are hard! >> jesse: we did this one already. >> greg: did we? >> jesse: it was last week. >> greg: i teased it last week. remember, i teased it last week? >> richard: frederick douglas and abraham lincoln. >> kimberly: what? >> greg: historical one. >> richard: historic conversation. >> kimberly: we already did this. i said before ronald regan and margaret thatcher. i answered this last week. >> greg: don't challenge the questions of facebook friday. >> kimberly: i'm challenging it. >> richard: did you challenge alec trebek. >> lisa: president trump and president of china when they're eating the chocolate cake. i wanted to be there when he told the president that he struck korea? >> jesse: comey/trump d

-underscore janine and tell me what you think. thank you for watching, we'll see you next saturday night, same time, same place, say me. >> i'm chris wallace with a trump's presidency past the first 100 a milestone, what is ahead for the next 100? >> for the last 100 days my administration has been delivering every single day for the great citizens of our country. >> this hour we'll break down what the president has accomplished so far, and what is to come. we'll start with foreign policy on north korea, iran, and russia in an exclusive interview with the president's nationalss security advisor general hr make nasa's. then the democrats push backsc healthcare asked minus. >> the approach changes the next 100 days will be just like the first. >> will discuss taxes, healthcare, and the economy with the senate democratic leader, chuck schumer. it is a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, north korea defies the world with another missile test. has president trump issues the stark warning. >> there is a chance that wee could end up having

judge janine has one. he's alluding to changing his accessibility or the accessibility of the daily press briefings. how would that hurt him? >> well, the president has certainly been assessable in a variety of different interviews. one of the most striking, i think, most inciteful in terms of the trump presidency is the time magazine piece" inside the white house." what is interesting here is that, you know, to the earlier point is that there have been contradicting statements given by the kmous communications team and by the president. at the end of the day, the president is the commander in chief. he's the president. the buck stops with him. he's the one that is, you know, not only contrasting with what his white house is saying, but a lot of times contradicting and making their job harder. but at the same time we have to take him at his word and so the things that he's been saying are really important to watch here. and what the people watching at home should take away from this we talk a lot about pro

but in interview with judge janine, where he said there's so much going on up here, and it's like the rest of -- he's got this idea that it's difficult for the rest of us to keep up with him, starting with his own staff. >> it's an impossible job. you have to go out in front of the press and defend lies. >> president trump, we can keep up with you. one of the very few things lawmakers on both sides of the aisle seem to agree on these days, if president trump did, in fact, tape conversations with james comey as he suggested, he needs to hand over those tapes. nbc's mike viqueira is live on the hill. what is going on here? yes, unprecedented, highly unlikely for a president to do something like this. we know that we elected someone highly unusual. could congress force him to put forward tapes if he actually has them? >> if there were enough senators in congressmen, a majority, to subpoena them or request them or demand them, certainly. that's always the question, of course, with republicans in charge here in both the house and senate. strange times indeed. no question about it, stephani

janine di giovanni, thank you for joining us from paris. >> thank you. >>> now a mandatory evacuationht now for about 50,000 people taking place in hanover, germany. construction workers recently discovered unexploded bombs from world war ii. the evacuation remains in effect until experts defuse the deadly ordinance. hanover was heavily bombed by the allies in 1943, and finding unexploded bombs decades later is not unusual there. >>> tens of thousands of women across venezuela led antigovernment protests saturday as the political and economic crisis gets significantly worse. [ chanting ] women there are demanding elections and an end to the violence. protesters have taken to the streets almost every day for five consecutive weeks now. the opposition says the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, is a dictator who has ruined the economy. >> translator: nicolas maduro wants through these means to avoid what no politician can avoid, a popular vote. the only thing we politicians cannot avoid is for people to judge us through their votes, through a popular vote, so the protests will contin

. >> jesse: let's see if president trump addressed it with judge janine. here's a -- jeanine. here's a sneak peak. >> you're moving so quickly your communications department can't keep up with you? >> yes. that's true. >> what do we do about that? >> we don't have press conferences, and we do -- >> you don't mean that. >> just don't have them unless i have them every two weeks or i do them myself. we don't have them. i think it's a good idea. first of all, you have a level of hospitality -- hostility that's incredible. it's very unfair. sarah huckabee is a lovely young woman. you know sean spicer. he's a wonderful human being. he's a nice man. >> is he your press secretary today and tomorrow? is he there tomorrow? will he be there tomorrow? >> he does a good job, but he gets beat up. >> will he be there tomorrow? >> he's been there since the beginning. >> jesse: kimberly, what do you think of the president's assessment of his team? >> kimberly: there's a disconnect. if you want to be fast and do communications with president trump, you've got to be someone he wants to spend ti

firing the fbi director, threatening and then saying this, this is donald trump on fox news talking to janine piro about whether he asked for a loyalty oath, the day after he warned don mcgann that he could be compromised. >> i don't think it's inappropriate. >> did you ask that question? >> no, i didn't. but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. i think loyalty to the country, loyalty to the united states is important. it depends how you define loyalty. >> in a tweet you said there might be tape recordings. >> i won't talk about that. all i want is for thome to omo honest. >> he's not refusing to comment on whether he threatened james comey. your thoughts. >> well, the loyalty oath that's important is the loyalty oath to the united states. i've been active in the republican party for 30 years. i'm a committed christian, i was involved in the christian ne fellowship bringing in speakers. our political duty is not to the president if he's going to behave this way. i listened to that speech at liberty university. there's nothing that's american or christian about discriminating again