>> juan: i love fireworks.emember recently i was on the roof of the canadian embassy, right there on constitution, and watching the fireworks, and i like -- >> dana: how american of you. it's a great spot. >> juan: is a great spot. if you go by the capital, you can hear all the music. i have been in boston for the boston pops on the fourth of july, right there on the river, that is pretty cool. look nice thing about that as you get so many people on either side of the river bank, is spectacular. >> dana: when we were kids, mostly, we would be in new castle wyoming at my grandpa's ranch for the fourth of july, so so, my uncle what handle the fireworks, but there was also a drought. >> kimberly: that would start a forest fire. >> juan: it is such a difference between urban celebration and rural celebration. for example, i remember the first time i drove south and got to south of the border. have you ever been there? holy smokes! i am telling you. >> greg: the best memories about fourth of july are trying to find

. >> juan: no, no, no. can smell the difference between weed andn. fireworks. >> dana: greg and i won't answer this because we don't have children. from rachel l, do you have any traditions that you have donetr since you were a child that you have passed down to your children? >> jesse: that's a good one. not fireworks. i think that is too dangerous. >> greg: do they wear the colors, though?? [laughs] >> jesse: that is a tradition that everybody wants stopped.. [laughter] we cut that out. gosh, what do we do? what have i passed on? my sister, for christmas, makese this really good cake. and i think she calls it... >> dana: cake. [laughter] >> jesse: what is it called? i don't think i can say it on tv. icebox cake. it is very easy to make. >> dana: on the fourth of july? >> kimberly: what's it like? i've never heard of it? i am assuming it's a fourth of july. >> jesse: it's a christmas answer. >> dana: jesse, jesse, turn around, behind you. >> jesse: what day is it? i don't have any fourth of july things tha

>> juan: wow.ill tell you, it is so interesting to me -- i mean, it is so interesting -- >> greg: i'm using the left-wing rhetoric. >> juan: the actual mood in the country today can we just had report coming from -- that said, the president's lawyers knew about this train of emails in three weeks ago but they didn't mention it, they didn't volunteer it. i wonder how that feeds into robert mueller's investigation in charge of -- and potential charge of the obstruction. i don't know. i invited if they get it out earlier on their own terms, if dana was here, i'm sure she would say, get it out early, put it on your terms -- >> greg: don't put words in dana's mouth. >> juan: what i'm listening to tonight's are fascinating. this is clearly distraction, diversion from reality. >> kimberly: he means fascinating in a bad way. >> juan: let me give you some facts. here is the reality. the reality is -- yes, facts. here is a fact. the facts are that this woman was at -- she had her visa rejected by the obama j

and that patience is over. >> juan: what do you think this means?greg: hermit kingdom sounds more fun than it is. it is an amusement park with little riots. we should have let north korea shoot dennis rodman. i can't believe i'm going to do this, i'm going to defend something about north korea. it's a terrible place and in the world's largest prison. i understand their logic with nuclear weapons. they're saying, you can have them, why can't i? they're applying the second amendment to nukes. they have the right to self defend, they're saying. so we have to put ourselves in that logic, and though she was. so we have to talk him and say, you can have your defense, but somehow, you have to join the world. if you don't join the world, then we are taking the stuff away. >> kimberly: they don't follow the rules so that's the problem. don't worry, because president trump is here. it's really true. wait and see. >> greg: you're on a show, you can't say i'm not going to tell you. >> kimberly: what i know and everybody else knows is we have the absolute 18. if

exactly. >> juan: o?[laughs] >> tom: the argument is whether we want to do things all at once. it mccain thinks we have to do it altogether. other people think you don't. i don't think you don't. >> juan: you would allow all the insurance companies to become anxious and uncertain? >> dana: they are like that now. >> tom: i don't care about them. >> juan: you are at the heart of the matter last night. do you think the president has any plan in mind? >> kimberly: specifically? yeah, look, he's doing everything he can. vice president pence, he was talking about not getting any dinner. he was working on it. in the president said listen, put me in. he's very enthusiastic and excited about the rally he just had. he felt good about getting out there. that renewed sense of spirit, we've got to get this done. >> juan: that's what the republicans say, they wish he had been out on the campaign trail when obama was pushing. >> kimberly: he should do more of that. if you are at your best and it connects the message, i

news flash, people in europe are afraid, juan.een hit by massive suicides and terror attacks over the last two years. you guys don't want to talk about reality because -- >> juan: jesse. >> jesse: they think air-conditioners are a bigger threat than isis. >> juan: if he had spoken directly against isis, i would think that would have opened the door. this came through fearmongering. >> greg: jesse brings up a point, it seems like europe has been paralyzed by fear of being called out as racist or bigoted for standing up. it's a flick it's over for them. they are done. what we are trying to do is say not so fast. >> dana: it so interesting because maybe in some ways, people just expect to hear what they think they are going to hear. then they run with it. it's interesting to me, how much coverage the speech got versus spent on social media, the australian clip you showed -- i saw that everywhere. >> greg: it was the press congratulating themselves. when they saw that speech, they said that's how i feel. they all were patting themselv

adelante, juan carlos. juan carlos: buenas tardes.sas, sobre todo, la parte humana que tanto no llega. esperemos que nunca terminemos de sentir por los demÁs. por ejemplo, el caso de este seÑor jesÚs delgado. viajÓ para estar con su hijo que se encontraba, prÁcticamente, en un lecho de muerte. vamos a escuchar esto. vamos a ver el siguiente vÍdeo donde se aprecia, justamente, cÓmo estÁn viviendo estos momentos. aquÍ, estÁ brandon dando un abrazo con su padre. le mostraba su cariÑo, su amor, su solidaria. esperando que se recupere por completo. brandon habÍa estado casi en estado de coma. ayer, por fin, comenzÓ a dar muestras de vida. muestras de una recuperaciÓn. estuvo balbuceando algo. haciendo movimientos muy pequeÑos. ahora, quÉ pasa? por otra parte, el gobierno mexicano, la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico, dijo que 27 de las 39 personas que estaban en el camiÓn son de origen mexicanos. siete han muerto. precisamente, aquÍ, la gente ha venido a dejar estas ofrendas en memoria de las personas que han perdido la vida.

>> juan: are you kidding me? of all, planned parenthood does so much more than abortion but if you want to have the abortion argument, let's have it. >> greg: they shouldn't be doing abortions then. >> juan: why can't they -- i don't want to get into it and it's so emotional. when it comes to the idea that you would kick people off of food stamps and you just say oh, it's just those undeserving, degenerate people who have been taking advantage? what is going on? steve king thinking those mexican immigrants, steve king looks like a big old jack-o'-lantern during halloween. the two-thirds of the people getting food stamps and our great country are either children, the elderly, or disabled. why would you go after this group? i don't get it. one more point, jesse. guess what states would be hardest hit, jesse? states that voted for donald trump have the highest population of this media group. i don't think it's respectful or loving for anybody to go after children, the disabled, and the elderly. >> jesse: may be the

juan? >> juan: did you see this on friday?president clinton, who are friends by the way, spoke together at the bush library in class and without mentioning president trump by name they said the most important quality for a president is humility. i agrew, humility is great but today, folks, i am far from humble. i am bursting with pride because the event where the president spoke was a 2017 graduation for 60 members of the presidential leadership scholars program and one of the graduates, no other than my son tony. here's the class photo of all the graduates. you can see mrs. laura bush there, presidents clinton and bush. tony is right there in the center. shear a closer look. cue see him on the right-hand side. there he is on stage with the two presidents. >> dana: he sent you a lot of pictures. antonio, so proud of from you dad. >> kimberly: handsome man. >> dana: golden retriever named storm known for rescue of baby deer. the storm jumped into long island sound, rescued the off and on. broughfawn and nudged it to make sure i

day. >> greg: he is asking questions, juan. >> juan: this is what he's doing. he's going to poland, a country where you have -- you go after the press, they can't even cover -- he's going after american media. to me that was out-of-bounds. >> greg: he asked those questions and answer them honestly. a lot of people have interfered for many years. with the stuff on obama, why didn't you do anything? that was an answer to a fair question. when they asked him about anything, he would actually answer. >> juan: he did this in a way that seems to me like delegitimizing my election. that's all he seems to care about. not the reality that everyone has said russia interfered with this election. >> kimberly: but in poland, he answered a lot of questions. alongside president andrzej duda. he had this to say... >> i think it was russia and it could have been other people in other countries. it could have been a lot of people interfering. i said it very simply. it could very well have been russia but i think it could well have been other countries and i will be specific. bar

juan williams. >> juan: check this out.oment after fishing boat capsized in alaskan waters, one great hero saved the day. the boat was fishing off the coast when it took on water well-being pulled to show her it suddenly flipped. throwing the crew into the dangerous seas. that's when the captain noticed one of his crew missing. half hour later, he spotted the man floating unresponsive. dove into rescue him in the frigid waves. it got his friend to a rescue boat. put him in there and then performed cpr, saving his life. he later said later he lost his twin brother to the sea and he wasn't going to lose his friend. greater love hath no man than this, that he would lay down his life for his friend. wow. >> amazing. >> jesse: dana. >> dana: i'm over here. [laughter] >> dana: i wrote a little thing today, sharing some experiences and tips from one female white house secretary to another. as for any woman trying to make it in her chosen career path. you can check it out. good advice in here, jesse, you might even do some of this

russian -- >> greg: juan, juan -- >> juan: a russian government lawyer, he says love it. >> greg: juanyou have never said love it in an email? when we get to this point. has anyone ever asked you out for coffee and you don't want to go but you say sounds great? wonderful? and then you tell your assistant cancel it. [laughter] >> juan: let me bring the president of fox news and the entire cast of "the five." >> greg: paul manafort didn't even read the emails. >> juan: get the campaign manager and the son-in-law and you are the son of the candidate? >> greg: a 20 minute meeting to listen to something is not collusion. >> kimberly: here's what it's going to happen -- this is going nowhere. >> jesse: they were for russia and now they are against russia. more to come. dramatic political idea reactions up next. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. across the country, we walk for those affected by alzheimer's disease. carrying flower

no, juan. >> juan: i'm very proud of you. the g.o.p. to repeal and replace obamacare is seen as a broken promise but guess what? it's not the only broken promise, remember canada trump trashing the iran nuclear deal? he called it the worst deal ever made. here he is three months ago. >> it's one of the worst deals i've ever seen. >> greg: oops! [laughter] >> juan: too bad. the trump administration says they will recertify the deal. they agreed that iran is complying with its terms. wait, what happened? unbelievable. >> greg: they did a political story on "one more thing." poo poo. >> kimberly: all right, this is quite charming. a 90-year-old grandmother. 2,000 tiny hats for newborns, she has made them. her name is barbara lowe. it took four hours to do each hat. in mayfield heights ohio since 2009. she's delivered 2,252 hats to the hospital and she's living right across the street. she absolutely loves it. pale pink, pale blue, pale gree green. >> greg: set your dvr. >> bret: senate republicans waved the white flag on obamacare repeal a

. >> juan: these people are anti-globalists, anticapitalist anticapitalists. you see them as all thugs. i think a lot of them are in-line with donald trump's anger at free-trade. >> greg: find one thug who is against climate change, $1,000. >> juan: it's trumps people that are antitrade. this is like you draw a circle, trump people here and bernie people there. >> dana: we are going to talk about the protesters later on in the show. that's talk about the accomplishments that were made today. a cease-fire in a small part of syria. with the hope that some humanitarian assistance can get to the people that are there. >> jesse: this could have been gift wrapped before hand before the meeting. who knows how long it will last. i think the media thinks that donald trump's going to come into a meeting like this, and start shining putin's shoes. the optics are good, he won the handshake game big time. he's comfortable and serious. on substance, we had that accomplishment in syria. and then trade. >> dana: i thought that was a little weird. that we should join russia on

and juan, did you watch?and all of a sudden, i realize my family is gone. oh, my gosh they thought it was at 10:00. it was at 9:00. that's why everybody went running out of the restaurant. >> jesse: are you a fan or not? t >> dana: the only thing iyo have seen about it is the ben shapiro spoof thing whena: he was on it. it was funny. >> jesse: you probably hate game of thrones. >> greg: i loved it. my favorite part was when carrir ran into mr. big outside of her apartment.er made it clear she doesn't want him in her life and has dinner with miranda. >> jesse: that was sex and the city, gutfeld. >> greg: no, that was game of thrones. >> jesse: effort to repeal obamacare back in a moment. hey katy, i'm going to go ahead and invade your personal space to run some things by you. it's going to look like i'm listening but i'm actually just paying attention to nugget. cool. i'll pretend you're answering the questions i have. i'll scroll through my feed and avoid making eye contact. i'm just going to keep hovering. w

juan".los espermatozoides de los hombres sea reducido a la mitad. podrÍa llevar en un futuro a la extensiÓn de la especie humana. me parece un poco exagerado. ya se los voy a explicar. esto de acuerdo a una investigaciÓn publicada en una revista de la universidad de oxford. en los paÍses de occidente la concentraciÓn de espermatozoides que el hombre eyacula ha caÍdo 1.4% por aÑo desde 1973 a 2011. este resultado lleva a que la calidad de los los niÑos nos puede ayudar, porque les encanta. o sea como sus recetas estÁn como probadas para que los cebos nos ayuden. podremos endosar con azÚcar refinada, podrÍamos indultar con miel de abeja, podrÍamos endulzar con la platita de stevia. en fin, con lo que ustedes decidan. ♪ suena música [vo] al ayudar a nuestros jóvenes, ayudamos a toda la comunidad a ser mejor. wells fargo ha apoyado al hispanic scholarship fund con más de 15 millones de dólares para ayudar a estudiantes latinos. porque cuando tú llegas, llegamos todos contigo. [recepcionista] hi

juan".estudio revelÓ que la calidad de los espermatozoides de los hombres sea reducido a la mitad. podrÍa llevar en un futuro a la extensiÓn de la especie humana. me parece un poco exagerado. ya se los voy a explicar. esto de acuerdo a una investigaciÓn publicada en una revista de la universidad de oxford. en los paÍses de occidente la concentraciÓn de espermatozoides que el hombre eyacula ha caÍdo 1.4% por aÑo desde 1973 a 2011. este resultado lleva a que la calidad de los espermatozoides haya reducido un 52%. el cientÍfico reuniÓ estudios de mÁs de 40 aÑos.analizÓ la muestra de semen de casi 43000 hombres. no se alarmen, pero para su esposo, novio, empiecen a utilizar y dejen de fumar. buena nutriciÓn. cuidado con la mariguana. tambiÉn, disminuye los espermatozoides. no se vayan. >> sabremos quÉ comer para prevenir el alzheimer. ♪ quÉ puedes hacer cuando te das un fuerte golpe en la nariz y comienzas a sangrar? "doctor juan" llega al rescate. ♪ lo que todos se preguntan hoy tiene respuesta

juan carlos and jack keep in touch over the years.to pursue acting in the states, and jack offers him a place to live. >> that was the turning point. jack made it possible for me to be american citizen. >> one of juan carlos's oldest friends is spiro verras. he got to know jack as well. >> juan carlos is an incredibly caring person. jack needed someone in his life to care for him. >> in 2006, juan carlos decides to give up show business and become a certified skin care specialist. he leaves new york and moves to tampa, florida, to open his own spa business. >> i had already been trained as an aesthetician. and a medical company made me an offer that i could not resist to start my own practice, my own business. >> and jack's reaction? >> jack was not very happy. however, he knew i needed to do something for my future and i needed to have a real profession. >> ultimately, jack is the one who told him, "you need to do this." >> wow. >> "you have to move on with your life." >> back in new york, jack continues to add to his collection dail

what a joke. >> juan: this guy was a state senator and united states senator. i don't think donald trump was on any political level. here's the thing, the guy that i believe, tillerson, said that we basically have a disagreement with the russians with regard to russian interference with the election. putin says, we didn't do it. and apparently donald trump says okay, let's move on. tillerson was there apparently. i met saying that the president is busy tweeting about fake news. >> dana: we have more to come. t it was graduation day for the crop of new york's finest, the nypd. but a figure went to germany to join the protests. the uproar, next. ♪ a figure went to germany to join the protests. ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. why do some cash back cards make bonus cash back so complicated? they limit where you can earn bonus cash back to a few places and those places keep chan

>> juan: i hope he's joking. but we are doing an additional segment on it. >> jesse: if he likes her story, that means it's good. >> juan: when you have this guy, who says that he goes online, participates, greg pay attention to me. he participates, and he got a kick out of using the n word and calling people nasty for being jewish, because he wanted to get a reaction from the other side. he was doing this, but he didn't really mean it, that's not who he is, he's really a nice person. he didn't mean to incite any violence against anyone. but this is bad behavior when he goes online all the time. if you're mad at cnn, why are you mad and talking about the start? >> greg: it doesn't matter, because the meme exist independently. nobody owns that reputation, because if trump retweets that meme, he has no idea about the stuff. by the way, they might be wrong on who the person is. so the whole story falls apart. so you say, ted cruz is going after, delighting in cnn problems, we have had that same problem. the left lov

. >> dana: we're going to go to juan williams. >> juan: part of it is the politicized is a sheet of community, president trump doesn't agree that russia interfered, maybe it was china, baby was a fat guy on his couch in the basement, he doesn't agree with their conclusion that in fact russians were giving him preference, he has been challenging our intelligence officials in a very aggressive manner. now pompeo comes back and he is striking at the times for something that happened some time ago. the question becomes is this just about politics? >> you're certainly right that the context should be added the did not mention that president trump has not been taking on the media, he's been taking on the intelligence community.ng the administration is now going to blame "the new york times" in this particular case but there are certainly other cases where it's been the white house, the administration that has been taking action that has frustrated the intelligence community, but that's out there as well. but i want to make an important point that you alluded to.mp rick pompeo got very frustrated at

juan.idos". el otro dÍa estaba llorando porque me duele que medÍa me siento solo. yo no me lo puedo traer porque perdÍ el pasaporte pero yo le dije que se tiene que venir conmigo. >> chiquis asÍ reaccionÓ sobre la pregunta de las familias que trabajando para jenni perdieron la vida con su madre. jenni: no le he preguntado a mi tÍa rossi pero ella cuida mucho el dinero de los niÑos porque obviamente mi madre se los dejo y es difÍcil pero no creo... o sea fueron amigos de mi madre. yo me imagino cÓmo se ha de sentir rafael emilia porque yo lo vivÍ. por su puesto me imagino que mi tÍa rossi en cuanto pueda... me imagino que si ella prometiÓ algo lo va a cumplir. yo la conozco y no es una persona que va a decir una cosa... es mujer de palabra. voy a preguntarle pero es lo Único que puedo decir sobre el tema. adis: confÍa en que su tía rossi responda conforme lo justo y dijo que en ese momento el dolor y la confusiÓn no le permitieron tomar decisiones. jenni: no estaba enterada. en ese momento u

>> juan: of course. >> kimberly: do you like my cross-examination? >> jesse: that was pretty brilliantly executed. case closed. greg gutfeld. >> greg: i see this as another example of identity politics. it'sry full on to a hammer, everything is a ideology and cults. nail. to a social justice warrior, everyone is a racist. you hear people wishing happy birthday to joanne chesimard. the fugitive. a cop killer. they don't do that with a white killers. because she is a black woman. on twitter, therefore considered oppressed, because she's a black woman, therefore she's innocent. she shot and killed a police officer. she they wish her happy birthday. is a a fugitive. my point is, that's racist. sooner or later, you've got a let go of this identity politics because it will lead to failure, you will devour each other over this divisiveness. every great success is due to cooperation. the opposite of division. that's why the left keeps losing. >> kimberly: you're absolutely right. that's why we this is a move in

>> juan: it didn't work! here's what we have to do. rex tillerson who is the secretary of state, for those who may have forgotten, he said yesterday, july 3rd, the u.n. and the sanctions, we need more of those. the other option would be containment and obviously containment isn't working because the chinese aren't putting any pressure they are. the options come from president munoz south korea who is our ally and says he wants to negotiate. he wants to put on the table having the u.s. military limit exercises in exchange for north korea ticking away -- >> dagen: that's a hard demand versus a soft offer. it is a firm demand from us and a soft offer from them. we have to be careful about tha that. >> abby: kim jong-un is winning this war right now needs taken advantage of the situation once again. >> meghan: and he's a crazy squirrel fat kid. president trump now in route to poland, why moscow's election meddling might not be a topic of conversation when the two leaders talk and whether or not it should be. plus the presidents political o

. >> juan: it certainly is true.hat were talking about is president trump going after immigrants in a very aggressively is a political matter. but it's hurting people, hurting families. >> greg: ms-13, are they in aarp? >> juan: if you're talking about violent criminals, i don't think you get any argument across the political -- >> jesse: you want to keep violent criminals safe and sanctuary cities. >> juan: i was responding to something greg said that i thought was a serious, if you are saying i'm so much a supporter of immigrants i'm going to tolerate crime and criminals and violence, nobody says that spirit of >> kimberly: they are actually arresting criminals inside the courthouse. as a prosecutor, i sat there and watched people in san francisco and other places which is disgusting because they get back out to reoffend. that's saving families. >> juan: the politics he sent in motion not going after the dreamers kids. he's saying i think dreamers should be able to say it. >> jesse: seems like juan wants to lock up

>> juan: this is payback and an eye for an eye. house. that's out of the trump playbook. in americans are thinking this is petty and small. >> lisa: you don't think using the word matter instead of investigation is cause for concern? >> juan: >> lisa: stay right the because facebook friday is because facebook friday is coming up man: i wanted to start that i was passionate about. something i absolutely enjoyed and believed in. my name's steve allen. i run radcab in tulsa, oklahoma. starting a business can be incredibly confusing. score really helped me steer the course. from business-plan software to insurance, if you get a solid foundation laid, everything else falls in place. it really feels amazing to create jobs here in my city. i could not imagine doing anything else. get your free business mentor at score.org. >> greg: that's called rapid music dana. facebook friday, let's get started. when was your first tv appearance on tv and how nervous were you and why? >> juan: i will say this, i think i was playing basketball in upstat

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>> juan: this is payback and an eye for an eye. serious investigation that is bogging down the trump white house. that's out of the trump playbook. in americans are thinking this is petty and small. >> lisa: you don't think using the word matter instead of investigation is cause for concern? >> juan: >> lisa: stay right the because facebook friday is coming up next. your son is turnn all the lights again! you can do the same with your car insurance with the esurance mobile app. esurance. click or call. only new tena intimates has ♪ it'pro-skin technologyiend designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample, call 1-877-get-tena. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgra