>> you don't have press conferences. >> justice jeanine: you don't mean that. >> justice jeanine: you don't have them unless i have them every two weeks into it myself. 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 is a wonderful human being. he's a nice man. >> justice jeanine: is here's press secretary today and tomorrow, will he be tomorrow? >> he's doing a good job and he gets beat up. he has been there from the beginning. >> justice jeanine: is he out of the woods for his job? >> he is out of -- he gets beaten up by these people. the notion of the 90 question that he answer properly. if they are off just a little bit. the difference between me and another president, i want use names. another president does not do what i am doing. i'm not saying that in a breaking way. another president will sit in the oval office and do practically nothing all day. i am doing every minutes of the day i am doing something. i'm cutting prices, this nation has such unbelievable potential. the

i'm judge jeanine pirro. president trump hours away from what many predict will be an historic speech in riyadh, saudi arabia on terror. after a series of banquets, receptions and ceremonies, the president signed an historic $110 billion arms deal with saudi king salman solidifying the alliance between the united states and muslim saudi arabia. for those of you who think trump is a muslim hater. saudi arabia home to some of the holiest muslim sites is showing our president given the respect and dignity we haven't seen given to an american president in years. counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. quite a reception that the president has gotten. lavish welcome, bank -- banquets, dances and ceremonies. >> it's an historic trip. most presidented go to canada or mexico first. this president decided to embark on a 8-day five-stop trip. the holiest places in the muslim culture are in this country. tomorrow he will deliver an historic speech and call to action everyone to come together in unity to defeat terr

. >> justice jeanine: mr. presiden t thank you for having us in this cabinet room which is a rumor so much american history and decisions were made. a very special room. thank you. >> thank you. >> justice jeanine: how was your week? >> i think it was great. we did a tremendous amount of work, natural gas going to china. cattle going to china. we opened it up, you remember years ago when they stopped any cattle from being sold into china. now china has opened it up to our farmers and cattle folks. they're very happy about it. we have a tremendous amount of things happening literally today. >> justice jeanine: i have to interrupt you because in spite of the great things we could talk about, the gym comey story got in the middle of everything. was this the wrong time to fire gym comey? >> there is no right time. but if i did on january 20 that would've been the big story as opposed to the art inauguration. i think about it then, there is really no right time to do it. but i'm okay with that. as you know i have o

judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. first my opening statement. she is back. so hillary clinton comes out of the woods in her first one-on-one interview since the presidency was stolen from her because of the russians, wikileaks, comey, the f.b.i. and of course misogyny. and in a moment of temporary madness she harkens back to november all dreamy eyed saying she would be our president only if the election were held on that day. hillary, snap out of this. you were a two-time loser who lost because were a lousy candidate. you didn't have a message. you lied every time you opened your mouth. you put our national security at risk with your amateur email setup. you were in a foundation that was an organized criminal end prize and there was a billion dollars from the state department when you left. and i could go on and on but i don't have the time. so stop with the poor me, nonsense. we had it with you clintons. the two of you haven't followed the rules since the day you both showed up in your bell bottoms in arkansas. but no, you think you were robbed

judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. first my opening statement. she is back. so hillary clinton comes out of the woods in her first one-on-one interview since the presidency was stolen from her because of the russians, wikileaks, comey, the f.b.i. and of course misogyny. and in a moment of temporary madness she harkens back to november all dreamy eyed saying she would be our president only if the election were held on that day. hillary, snap out of this. you were a two-time loser who lost because were a lousy candidate. you didn't have a message. you lied every time you opened your mouth. you put our national security at risk with your amateur email setup. you were in a foundation that was an organized criminal end prize and there was a billion dollars from the state department when you left. and i could go on and on but i don't have the time. so stop with the poor me, nonsense. we had it with you clintons. the two of you haven't followed the rules since the day you both showed up in your bell bottoms in arkansas. but no, you think you were robbed

judge jeanine: chris?rst he goes to saudi arabia and he doesn't say radical islamic terrorism. i thought that was all you had to do was just say that and it would disappear. >> he already said it. >> he didn't say the to the islamist people in that room, did he. it's very easy to say sit in a rally in alabama, very different to say it among the leaders of the muslim world. judge jeanine: when i asked you was the president's international trip was a success, you want to talk about one line? are you kidding? >> i don't think it was a success. judge jeanine: why want it a success. >> he told the leaders of the muslim world he wouldn't preach to them how he would treat women, then they treated. >> he told nato they need to pay their fair share while they giggled on the side lion, because they want to be leeches? that was wrong? >> there is a time and a place to do that. at a memorial. >> right there. >> the mial to 9/11 and article 5, that was not the time nor the place. i agree with the president, they should

judge jeanine: clearly.ent made it very clear it's not the iranian people, i mean, it is those who are chanting death to america and destruction to israel. in light of this new, this reset in the middle east by the united states with saudi arabia, jordan, egypt and the other -- most of the other sunni countries, it appears that the president also was talking about the possibility of peace between israel and palestine. it's clear that that is on his agenda. >> well, i think the threat of iran is certainly focused the attention of saudi arabia and some of the other key monarchies, and that's why prime minister netanyahu of israel does think there's a chance to harness that new strategic clarity, to get peace with the palestinians. the president is an optimistic man, willing to take a shot at it. good luck to him. i don't think it's going to happen. i don't think on the palestinian side, the palestinian authority is capable of making commitments and honoring them, and there will have no legitimate authority for

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i'm jeanine pirro. president trump hours away from what many predict will be an historic speech on terror. today after a series of banquets, receptions and ceremonies, the president who was awarded the highest civilian honor signed an historic arms deal solidifying the alliance between the united states and muslim saudi arabia. for all of you who think president trump is a muslim hater, saudi arabia, the most religious muslim state in the world, home to the hole holiest of muslim sites is giving our president a welcome that we haven't seen for a president in years. quite a reception that the president has gotten. lavish welcome gaining get, ceremonies, dances. what does this say about america and saudi arabia and the muslim world? >> it's an historic trip. most presidents go to canada or mexico first. this president begins in the seat of the muslim world where the holy places in the muslim religion are in this country. tomorrow he will deliver an historic speech in front of those representing 50 muslim

jeanine: welcome back to justice. here is part two of my interview with resident trump inside the cabinet room of the white house. what about the new director for the fbi. before -- >> to me that is one of the most exciting questions you can ask asked. we have great candidates, were interviewing people, we will pick someone who is outstanding. jeanine: when you asked for loyalty and fidelity. >> i wanted loyalty for the country and the united states of america. but i think we have some wonderful candidates. jeanine: people suggest that the question, tha times is selling that whether or not he -- whether or not you had his loyalty was inappropriate. did you ask that question. >> no, i didn't, but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. loyalty to the country, loyalty to the united states is important. it depends how you define loyalty. number two, i don't know how that got there because i didn't ask that question. jeanine: what about the idea that in a tweet you said there might be tape recordings. >> that i c

judge jeanine: thanks so much

judge jeanine: what is the effect of the first lady being on this trip. her being with him, what signal does that send? >> it's not a signal as much as the substance of it. we have a brilliant first lady who is an immigrant herself who understands the rich diversity of the globe and is side by side on this trip with her husband the president of the united states. everyone will focus on how elegant and poised and dignified she is all of which is true. whr partnership with her husband the pathr president of the united states and how she is representing this country in a beautiful, dignified and elegant way. i personally as the mother of four school-age children think so much of the first lady putting her motherhood first saying publicly that their son needs one of his parents with him at all times. judge jeanine: people talk about how elegant she is. we'll talk about that later in the show. tomorrow what can we expect from the speech? it's interesting because we had president obama's first speech that was an apology for being an american. i suspect it will

i don't think it's an appropriate. >> justice jeanine: did you ask that?

you may have heard me with judge jeanine a moment ago. did you get a sense of chaos in the white house because i think a lot of people on the outside believe that is the case. what was your view? >> we didn't see a lot of chaos certainly in the oval office there were a lot of people. it's not something you are used to seeing. that's more of his style with this president compared to barack obama who treated the oval office as a place where only a few people ever got into. around president trump there is always action, always movement.s that's different than chaos but certainly it's a different flavor than we are used to seeing in the white house. >> that's for sure. i encourage all of our viewers to check it out in time magazine.we zeke miller with us tonight we'll be right back. . more people than ever 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-gro

more of president trump's interview with jeanine pirro.he judge is next to talk about what she learned ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> bill: back to our top story the latest interview with president donald trump, sat down earlier with judge jeanine that, she asked him about how he handled the press briefings. >> the media is in a friend's me, given that some of these congress people thought he should have been fired, they called for an investigation of jim told me, doesn't it suggest to you that it isn't even about comey, it's about anything that you as a president do. space x they are hypocrites but it's beyond being hypocrites. the level of hatred toward him especially during that period of time with hillary clinton where he gave her a free ride. he gave her a free pass like nobody has ever gotten a free pass. the level of hatred from the democrats and the republicans, first he got a free pass, then he came out with comey to come in then he came out with comey th

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judge jeanine will join us in a few minutes.e continue with the author of the brand-new book, understanding trump, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. if you're going to be loyal to the country and somehow -- the fact he had to answer this is ridiculous and exactly, th the -- and secondly, the media is spinning it's a threat. >> i want to make two quick points, all right? first, two guys have dinner. one of them is the president. the other is the director of the f.b.i.. they may have totally different memories of the dinner. they're now adversaries. the with one guy fired the other. it turns out the guy that got fired has a bad memory and says, oh gee it must have been a terrible moment. there's no way to -- this is just child's stuff. second, i was thinking about this during the break, sean, i went back one time and read the transcripts of president franklin delano roosevelt's first press briefings. here was his rule. they were all off the record. you could quote a senior white house source but never him. and anyone who

judge jeanine: a big win for the president and the gop.ut 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

newt gingrich, judge jeanine pirro, dr.ina loudon, maria bartiromo, austan goolsbee and herman cain are all guests joining us tonight. the destroy-trump-media -- it continues to breathlessly push the bizarre tinfoil hat conspiracy. russia, collusion, no evidence do they have, whatsoever. this has now become the biggest scandal in the history of the media and its country. it's time to get to the truth. we got to set the record straight. nobody else in the media will do it and that is tonight's unique -- in terms of media -- openingit monologue. the destroy-trump-media absolutely refuses to follow the facts when it comes to the baseless claims of president colluding with the russians. that's because these very radical, rigid ideologues do not care about telling you, the america people, the truth.y the main objective is to smear and besmirch president trump no matter what actual evidence exists or doesn't exist or what it shows. these purveyors of very fake news are perfectly happy peddling their lives as long as it inflicts d

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

. >> sean: earlier today during her interview with president trump, judge jeanine pirro asked him about the "new york times" report that claimed he asked "new york times" to pledge hoilt loyalty to him. >> people suggest the question that apparently the "new york times" is selling you asked

saturation coverage and highly controversial coverage of the firing of james comey, telling judge jeanineirro that he may have a solution for his communications team not being able to keep up with him. >> we don't have press

and something he was asked ab, chris, but fox news' judge jeanine pirro in an exclusive interview as well as the alleged request by then-director comey for his loyalty. >> did you ask that question? >> no. no, i didn't want.

laura: see the rest of that conversation on justice with jeanine, judge jeanine, 9:00 p.m. right here on the fox news channel. a 39-year-old political outsider became the youngest president in french history. what he vowed to do in front of a divided nation in his inauguration speech. and nearly 400 fallen officers honored in a special vigil in washington d.c. that story, straight ahead. >> it's better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. tonight we will all be lighting a candle and let's carry the light of that candle to our families and communities and synago laura: national police week is underway as the country honors fallen police officers. flags flying half staffed at the white house. they are kicking off the week of remembrance with the vigil, saturday, recognizing 400 officers killed in the line of duty. each name read aloud during the ceremony. attorney general jeff sessions had this to say. >> each of these officers was more than just a name. they were persons who meant the whole world to someone, to a parent, sibling, spouse or a child. we also remembe

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jeanine pirro sat down with the president today in topic number one as you would guess is jim comey. surprised, all the democrats that hated jim comey, they didn't like him, they wanted him fired or whatever. and then all of a sudden they come out with their glowing report. i think were doing very well with that, knots before the senate. i think the senate is going to come up with some really, really great additions and changes and were g

laura: see the rest of that conversation on justice with jeanine, judge jeanine, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. a 39-year-old political outsider became the youngest president in french history. what he vowed to do in front of a divided nation in his inauguration speech. and nearly 400 fallen officers honored in a special vigil in washington d.c. that story, straight ahead. >> it's better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. tonight we will all be lighting a candle and let's carry the light of that candle to our families and communities and families and communities and synago trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. yeah, 'cause i got allstate.? if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. so, kinda like your second husband. kinda. it's good to be in (good hands). laura: national police week is underway as the country honors fallen police offic

now, the president denied to our judge jeanine pirro today that he ever asked that question.ut it seems that the president maybe got an idea that james comey was leaking the contents of some of their conversation. and then that would go to the idea that the president had said that the fbi director told him on three occasions that he was not under investigation in connection with with the russia investigation at the fbi. of course, this is all a very big topic of conversation. the questioning at the detailingly briefing today. let's watch this exchange between my colleague from reuters and sean spicer. >> i assume you are talking about the tweet. i have talked to the president. the president has nothing further to add on that. >> why did he say? why did he tweet that? why what should we interpret from that. >> like i said, the president has no more. >> are there recording devices in the oval office or the residence. >> as i said for the third time, sir, there is nothing to add on that. >> does he think it's appropriate to threaten someone like mr. comey not to speak. >> that's

i think that's why we've had sean spicer say that judge jeanine and the president himself try not tok about it anymore. i. julie: that's impossible. >> i know, i know. julie: if he would just stay off twitter and i know that's how he communicates with his millions of loyal followers but you can't do that and expect us not to talk about it. the whole reason you're doing that is because people are going to talk about it. i don't know which he wants us to do but. reporter: what that points up is that just how important it was for him because he had to know this would be a topic of conversation for days and weeks following. it underscores just how much he wanted to make sure the message got made to jim comey. the other point that i do think is important to remember. julie: he could've texted him. reporter: indeed. i don't think it's nearly -- i do think it's worth remembering. i certainly don't walk around the white house or walk around congress ever thinking that my calls are not being recorded by somebody. when you look at the calls that we've seen lately whether it's general mike flyn

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joining us now, jeanine pirro and gina loudon. good to see you both. okay. i don't understand. is sunday comes from a country with what i call a clash of cultures, where they literally believe men should tell women how to dress and men should tell women if they can go on an airplane and travel or leave the house without a male relative, where gays and lesbians are killed, where christians and jews are particular did, we need to understand -- do you believe that? do you want to proselytize us or join our family? >> shawn, that's exactly the issue. do you believe in sharia law and if you believe in that -- that means it's inconsistent with the constitution. you don't believe in free speech, and women's rights. in rights for gays and lesbians. we are willing to allow people that we know, individuals -- actually, we don't know who they are, to come here. stick to their own rules and then say to you, if they kills us, this is hogwash, sean. what's happening in the u.k. -- >> sean: at your xenophobic. homophobic. racist. >> i am none of those things. i am not! we expect these people

ani's monday, jeanine turned her friend on facebook. >> once my daughter decided to participate in vandalism on the last day of school if anyone owns a business and need or wants a 10 year-old volunteer please let me know. >> i'm looking for her to do some good labor. >> she's received a lot of response from his people interested in her cleaning services, jeanine says it was relatively minor but, it is still a big deal to her. >> she won't do that again. >> i don't know how i feel about that parent shaping your kid on facebook. >> agreed. >> but thought as far as having consequences i like to idea. >>> joggers and bike's long kelly drive has been distract lately. >> it is because a massive sculpture is just yard from the schuylkill river, check it out, it is called the big bl ing, and it is 40 feet tall, structure was transported from new york's madison square park , at so, for public arts funded the big move, many are wondering what is it supposed to be? experts say it just depend on how you look at it. >> thinks an abstract contemporary sculpture and it is opened tour imagination, it is wh

clayton: interview th the president gave with judge jeanine pirro. press dinner in washington that he said i'm not going to go there i'm going to go out to pennsylvania and have my own rally while you guys are rubbing elbows back in washington. last night on justice with judge jeanine, he is saying that he thinks he might end up getting rid of these white house press brieferrings all together. abby: saying you know what? if anything, maybe every other week i will go speak directly to the american people. here is what he said. >> when we have those press conferences, i said we shouldn't have them. sarah huckabee. >> 100 years you have been doing them. >> there has never been action like this. this is crazy. -- they are getting higher ratings on those press conferences- >> -- why seriously consider stopping press conferences? >> no. we do it in a different way. >> how? >> piece of paper with a perfectly accurate. >> in writing? >> asked 100 questions or 50 questions or 20 questions, if they get one out of 50, just a little bit off, 5%, 10%, 20%, it's t

lester holt and then jeanine pirro. in two straight interviews, the president has made news. in 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 end of this week? >> that's right. his inner circle seems to be getting smaller and smaller. trump has been a lot more reclusive in the last couple of days. he's been holding far less public events than normal. even when he did, you know, 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. there was no kislyak. it was actually h

president trump telling judge jeanine north korea has gone unchecked for way too long. >> this shouldtopped by obama, stopped before obama. i think we're having some very, very good thoughts. >> bill: former white house national security staffer for presidents bush and obama and fox news contributor. good morning to you. here is what i find concerning. it traveled an altitude of 1200 miles, a distance of 435 miles. 60 miles shy of russia. the altitude factor if you change the angle of that you can go a lot further away. nonetheless, this would have encompassed all of japan and all of south korea. what are you concerned about that now? >> a medium range ballistic missile which means essentially it has the capability to reach u.s. air bases in the pacific including guam. in that sense this test constitutes a direct threat to u.s. national security interests. any test, any ballistic missile test by the north korea regime at this moment is a flagrant violation of u.n. security council resolutions and constitutes a security threat to their region and the united states. that's the new reali

judge jeanine: the president signs an historic deal with saudi arabia.or the president kellyanne conway is here with the details. wait until you hear this congressman says saudi arabia is rolling out the red carpet for president trump when they

now back to "justice with judge jeanine." 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