juan williams: the judge lets thurgood marshall go. looby, weaver, go back towards nashville on that main highway. thurgood marshall: they didn't catch us at all. juan william: marshall almost died right there in tennessee. narrator: when he reached his nashville hotel room, marshall called attorney general tom clark to tell him what had happened. thurgood marshall: i told him i was arrested for drunken driving and tom said "well were you drunk?" i said "no, but five minutes after i talk to you!" roger wilkins: i don't know how you could do that kind of work over and over and over again. he puts his whole body and soul at risk in his attempts to make this country better. i think thurgood was the bravest man i ever knew. narrator: by 1950, marshall had escaped the loaded gun of a dallas sheriff, spent a long night one car ahead of the klan on long island, hid in the bushes from a violent mob in detroit, and finally survived his own lynching. in this impossible environment, he had won 10 major supreme court cases and set the stage for a

jesse: i was going to go with theat launch of the daily briefing.it juan williams, what do you think? juan: i think the hashtag #metoo people. it changed so much. it's a tumultuous time. people say to me, they are living in crazy times. things are wild. it's a rollercoaster ride. $people tell me they can't even take the news anymore. they want to listen to music. obviously president trump's inaugural was huge. we had big change on attitude. jesse: the popularity of obamacare. kimberly? kimberly: i definitely would have said isis if we started with this end of the table. every time i talk to people about politics and what's going on in the world they talk about this. this is such an important issue, everyone says i wish we heard moreha about this. it's such a tremendous turnaround. but besides that, i would say the economy, too, in terms of what we have seen tremendous increases in termser of job numbers and things like moving forward, the progression. i'm happy about that, especially for the families. juan rsh the b level would be the weather. huge storms. what happened in texas and h

juan williams and ed henry, monitoring the senate floor and white house reaction as well. ed, i know you are in constant communication with the white house. >> they have not put out an official statement. what is interesting is that we su e expect based on what is happening in the senate chamber right now, the conversations are going on with the white house. that may explain why the white house hasn't put out a statement, meaning on a normal night if you were moving on to the next battle quickly and you knew what was going to happen, you might put out a statement from the president blasting the senate democrats. but instead, frankly, the senate leaders in both parties do not know what is happening next. so they don't want the president to put out a statement or sarah sanders to put out a statement blasting anyone. they may need the democrats to get some more votes on sort of plan b or plan c or whatever you want to call it. as it goes forward. chad pergram has been reporting that schumer and mcconnell after it was clear the vote was failing went out of the chamber to the s

i'm jesse waters with juan williams, dana perino and greg got felt, 5:00 in new york city and this ishe five. a new year, fresh start, 2017 was a big year for the five and 2018 will be bigger. some questions we will answer through the hour. let's begin with richard, he wants to know what is your story of the year? >> i was going to say moving to 9:00 pm and what a great idea that was but everything on the show turned out, we are back at 5:00 so i had to change it. i call this year the great disconnect, the difference between what people are feeling and how things are unfolding. a lot of people feeling emotional about every day being so different in the news so fast some people think it is the end of the world of his think it is the greatest thing ever but when you divorce the feeling from action it is a pretty good year. stock market is up, unemployment down, isis destroyed, a lot of good things happening. like a solid year. it is a solid part of the year versus this chaotic emotional sense people are dealing with. >> no one has any idea what is going on. what is your biggest story? >

our liberal juan williams will argue for the conservative side. r conservative guy benson will do the opposite. and dolph ziggler will ask them divisive political questions. let's get this party started. juan, i will start with you. why do we absolutely need the wall? juan: have you seen any norwegians south bored? no. so what we need toys protect american interests. you have seen hoardes come across that southern border. whordes. and we need to stop it. and we should not alowter people to tell us about our own security issues. the american people need to impress their own border security. >> why is the wall more important than ever since that tax scam bill ignited our looming apocalypse. ben: i know i'm on faux news, or whatever the espn version is. i will make this simple for you guys. science. ever heard of it? walls don't work. they never have, they never will. that's the data. number two, you know who else had walls? hitler? ever heard of him? and you said the words illegal immigrants. edge if you didn't, you thought them. and that brings to s

i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." it's not a good day to be nancy pelosi. the democratic leader coming under fire for two comments made just today, as lawmakers from both parties try to work together to reach an agreement on a deal to protect dreamers. the house minority leader took the debate to a brand-new low, complaining that negotiations were being led by five white guys. >> reporter: when will we know you have a deal? >> stay tuned. stay tuned. i would say, mccarthy, the five white guys, i call them. [laughs] are they going to open up a hamburger stand? that could have been done four months ago. the very idea that they are saying why don't we get four white guys in general kelly to come and do this. >> jesse: the number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer, call those comments offensive. that wasn't a love trickle -- if that wasn't enough, she continued with this. >> as far as the bonus versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, it's so pathetic. >> jesse

juan williams, let's bring you in.hts on this before we hear from the president tonight. >> well, i think for the democrats there is great hope that this might be an opportunity for the president to offer reprise of the kind of positive optimistic attitude that he offered at davos. we know that gary cohn, who was so instrumental in that presentation where he talked america first but not america alone has also had a hand in writing this speech along with steven miller, who is typically the more aggressive, more populist energy, if you will, behind the pen. so, the question is how much the president can do in terms of extending a base that is reporting to most polls locked in the mid to you were 30's in terms of approval. and that's evident, i think, of the extreme polarization in the country. and tonight, if he can offer some kind of hand to say, you know, i'm looking more presidential. i'm ready to work with democrats, i think he can deliver a message. but are people able to hear that if he is able to change. >> martha

campos duffy and joining us today on the couch, fox news political analyst and cohost of the five, juan williams. and you are outnumbered. >> juan: i'm delighted to be here. so much news on a foggy date in new york city. >> harris: we are actually celebrating fog. controversy over something president trump reportedly said during a meeting on immigration in the oval office. sources telling fox news the president use usable code language while questioning why the united states would accept immigrants from countries including haiti and some african nations. sources close to the president telling fox news the president was making a case for accepting more highly skilled immigrants, but the reports prompting major backlash. haitian-american republican congresswoman released a statement saying the reported remarks were "unkind, divisive, elitist, and flying in the face of our nation's values. this behavior is unacceptable from the leader of our nation." the president tweeted this. "the language used by me at the daca meeting was tough, but this was not the language used. what was really tough was the

♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams juan williams, dana perino, andreg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we are back in new york after a big day on capitol hill. big night for president trump addressing the nation and a deeply divided congress about the state of our union. it was an inspiring speech filled with emotional moments honoring heroes, america's following, freedom fighters, and more. he made a call for bipartisan unity that was met at times with resistance from many democrats in the room. we are going to break all that down for you throughout the hour. we begin with the president's tribute to patriotism and the american people. >> president trump: the united states as a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged. i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. my duty at this sacred duty

monica crowley, juan williams, corey lewandowski, they were all way in. we are using way in, isn't that fine quick scope of the democrats latest plan to derail the trump train. good luck on that. we also have marco rubio's takes on the brewing fight over a daca compromise, and john bolton is here at the dramatic detail between president trump and president xi of china. could a confrontation be brewin brewing? and a democrat whose known trump since the nixon administration tells us why the president is no racist. but we begin with liberal stunts versus conservative solutions. that's the topic of tonight in gold. the dhs secretary kristin nielsen was interrogated by senators. if they headed out best actor at work, it will to new jersey senator lori booker. >> why am i seething with anger? the commander in chief, in an oval office meeting, referring to people from african countries and haitians with the most violent folder language, both language festers your silence and your amnesia is complicit. the pattern is clear of the threats in that country. i hurt.

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino. "the five" ." donald trump is at davos. i know. what is davos, you ask? the home of the world economic forum where world leaders and business executives drink expensive wine, eat fancy meat, and throw up and hot tubs and tell us what is wrong with us. i was going to go but my gulfstream has been acting up and my manservant has an infected uvula. they won't be giving trump a warm welcome. an angry mountain. swiss activists did that, pretty funny that there's activists in switzerland. their biggest problem is being confused for sweden. it's not like donald trump cares. in fact, the angrier they get, the mars economic policy stand out. before the euros go full anti-trump, maybe look at us first. our economy is on fire, so much so that swiss could warm their hands on it. it is cost and effect. because of the lower corporate tax, even starbucks is giving workers raises worth millions. a company raises its wages and democrats go silent. i guess they just want the government to make those de

shannon: we will bring in radio host who is the editorial director for "the daily caller," and juan williamsgreat to have you with us. a lot of people look at that exact line from the president today saying you have dignity, you are a child of god no matter where you are born or who you are, juan williams, does that clean up the mess? >> not even close. the problem is that it is not like something just build on our desk and we say, hey, we have to clean this up. this is a day lose. you see it in terms of the fact that there is international condemnation, united nations condemnation. something larger here at work and it speaks to the political problem in the short term is just too damaged to the president and standings paid but also damage as you have been pointing out throughout the night, shannon, in terms of his ability to get a deal that would avoid a government shutdown next friday. >> shannon: a lot of people think that this is a left cover to say we do not need due and negotiated with this guy, because he is not rational and a racist. >> yes, and i think the people of that. there are a

. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams juan williams, dana perino, and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we are back in new york after a big day on capitol hill. big night for president trump addressing the nation and a deeply divided congress about the state of our union. it was an inspiring speech filled with emotional moments honoring heroes, america's following, freedom fighters, and more. he made a call for bipartisan unity that was met at times with resistance from many democrats in the room. we are going to break all that down for you throughout the

juan williams joins us and with white house reaction. ed, you are in constant communication. anything on your end? >> we suspect based on what's happening in the senate chamber the conversations are going on with the white house. that may explain why the white house hasn't put out a statement. on a normal night if you were moving to the next battle quickly and knew what was going to happen, you might put out a statement from the president blasting the senate democrats. instead, frankly the senate leaders on both parties don't know what's happening next and they don't want the president to put out a statement or sara sanders putting out a statement blasting anyone because they may need the democrats to get more votes on plan b or plan c or whatever you want to call it as it goes forward. we have been reporting senator schumer and senator mcconnel after it was clear the vote was failing went out of the chamber to the sidelines. one expects they're talking. the administrative liaison is on the hill and they could have talks with him and on the phone with the president and chief

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mara liasson, and juan williams, co-host of "the five" and guy benson. when you step up everything else away, they say they control the white house and congress. guy: of course the senate democrats have a lot of power and they are using it. mounting a filibuster with 44 votes, they only need 41. people see the gop as the anti-government party. in the past it was a republican-led effort to shut down the government. the dynamics were different but it's been better this time. i have seen top lefty activists and former white house people in the obama administration lark out at the "new york times" and the associated press for accurately describing why the democrats are at fault. howie: there hasn't been as much focus on the fact that republicans weren't willing to do another kick the can funding deal and the democrats said no because of the issue of immigration. juan: you even had an ap headline and it was "democrats derail." i think this came as a surprise. piper said, hey, "new york times," you can do better. the "times" typically on the left is saying dem

in sight to anlize coverage political editor, maria liaison, for mpr fox news contributors and juan williams immediate largely blaming president and republicans strip everything else away they say they control white house and congress. >> they do but, of course, the senate democrats have a lot of payer and using it. power mounting a filibuster 44 votes need 41 what they've done i will say typically dynamics shutdowns against republicans in past 2013 to mind was a republican led effort, to shut down government, in this case the dynamics are different, and while some in the press are -- singing same tiny as always, it has been better this time i have seen, top sort of lefty activities people lashing out at new york times soshgd press for describing why democrats at fault. >> next question, no, times lead story senate democrats block efforts to avert shutdown hasn't been as much immediate focus juan on fact that republicans were willing to kick the can short-term funding deal, and the democrats said no, because of the issue of immigration. >> right you have ap jump in ap headlined democrats der

. >> kimberly: this is worse than a juan williams poll. >> richard: we need the germans to back us onanctions. we need the germans to back us on joint military operations. >> dana: they will. >> richard: on iran. we don't have credibility in europe which is supposed to be, when it comes to consensus in the number of the allies. >> jesse: no one is going anywhere without the united states paying for nato and now they are paying their fair share. u.n. security council just slapped a few sanctions on north korea and i think there's a few european countries there. >> richard: i think we are sending or goodwill faster than we have it. >> greg: isis, terrible people. we are going to talk about it in the next block. kimberly, would you like to button up this segment? >> kimberly: deadly protests on the streets of iran and president trump fires off a tweet about it next. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mu

♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and dana perino.the five" ." to summarize the golden globes, women wore black. men wore pins. people used words like intersectional gender parity. >> we want intersectional gender parity. >> greg: yes. nothing like messing on the carpet. this script was set. a show of unity condemning abuses most in hollywood had ignored for decades. it's about time. i don't think i could stick another standing ovation for a child rapist. but one form of lockstep becomes another. hollywood therapy is always projection, lecturing us on us when what's really wrong is hollywood. connie britton's shirt reads "poverty is sexist." it makes no sense to inject identity politics into shared suffering unless of course it looks good on a shirt. "the handmaid's tale," a horror fantasy were women are routinely abused. keep it from becoming real, says the guy who won. sadly he wasn't referring to iran. i think he meant us because hollywood tends to this the real abuses. iran, venezuela, the ussr, cuba. they are always the last to k

♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." democrats and the liberal media on a new terror today to prove president trump is unfit to lead. the day started off with another meltdown from the left over tough language used at last week's immigration meeting. >> you are under oath. you and others in that room that suddenly cannot remember, your silence and amnesia is complicity. when dick durbin called me i had tears of rage hearing about that meeting. for you not to feel that hurt and pain and to dismiss some of the questions of my colleagues saying i have already answered that line of questioning. tens of millions of americans are hurting right now because they are worried about what happened in the white house. that's unacceptable to me. >> jesse: it almost sounded like the mainstream media was disappointed when they couldn't get the president's doctor to say he wasn't in good health physically and mentally. i was glued to this all afternoon. the president's doctor came out a

. >>> so here with more, charles hurt and fox news contributor and juan williams co-host of the five and fox news political analyst. don't go in loaded for bare when you talk about hillary clinton. she may be the next president. >> this is the basis where people can say, gosh, fbi agents talk like we do. it's like going through an underwear drawer, everyone will find something. did they act in such a way as to protect hillary clinton? do we have evidence that what we're seeing is corruption and political bias at the fbi? i don't think we see that yet. >> martha: you're right. that is the question. everyone's entitle to their opinion, charles. this stuff looks material. i wonder where these two people are? i've never seen a story where you don't see them leaving their house, coming home from work. don't you think it's weird no one has laid eyes on them? >> i would like to see a tabloid crew following these two. >> martha: they have a new picture. >> can i just say, juan, i've never heard you talk like this. i don't know many people that do talk like this but they sound like a couple o

campos duffy and joining us today on the couch, fox news political analyst and cohost of the five, juan williamsand you are outnumbered. >> juan: i'm delighted to be

♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is speethirty. immigration front and center in washington as the judicial branch stepped into the show down. a federal judge temporarily blocking president trump's efforts to end the daca program. the white house because the injunction outrageous. mr. trump had words earlier today. >> we want to see something happen with daca. it's been spoken out for years. our country was such a mess, no one knows what the numbers are. we will know what the numbers are. above all else, any bill we passed must improve jobs, wages, and security for american citizens. the people who elected us, all of us, the people that elected us, we have to take care of them. >> dana: the block came after the president appeared willing to negotiate the deal to protect them from deportation. >> the president has created a crisis for 800,000 young people. every single day that goes by, young people are losing status, which means they are subject to being deported by i.c.e. it means so

. >> kimberly: and kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, jesse watters, kennedy, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. the house intelligence committee do to meet behind closed doors at this hour and could vote as soon as this evening on whether to release the secret memo the republicans say show surveillance abuses by the obama administration doj and fbi. keep it on fox news for the latest of elements. in other news, friday after "the new york times" reported that hillary clinton helped protect a senior advisor to her 2008 presidential campaign who was accused of harassing a young subordinate, she responded tweeting she was dismayed when it occurred but heartened that the woman came forward. >> hey, everyone. i just wanted to say thanks. thanks for your feminism, your action, and all i can hope is you keep up the really important, good work. >> kimberly: then things took a more bizarre turn. >> let me say, this is directed to the activist [bleep] >> kimberly: clinton resurfaced during last night's grammys walking presiden

♪ >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters, dana perino andreg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." tonight stunning new revelations on anti-trump bias of the fbi. as you know, two agents removed from the mueller investigation exchanged tens of thousands of texts, many disparaging president trump who they were investigating. according to two lawmakers, peter strzok and lisa page also spoke of a secret society formed at the fbi after mr. trump's election. >> the day after the election, what they really didn't want to have happen, there is a text exchange between these two, fbi agents, these two supposed to be objective, fact-centric fbi agents saying perhaps this is the first meeting of the secret society. of course i'm going to want to know which secret society are you talking about because you're supposed to be investigating objectively the person who just won the electoral college. i'm going to want to know. >> kimberly: five months worth of texts between the pair have gone m.i.a. the fbi lost them. the president ca

juan: what you see is that trump didn't take it seriously so you should be screaming at trump. he never responded. one of the complaints from the people you loathe, jamie lee curtis, montel williams, all those people are saying crickets. nothing from the president of the united states. >> greg: you want them to respond emotionally? >> juan: i think he should respond as president of the united states. >> greg: let's do that. i think we have sound on tape of donald trump responding. >> that was a state thing, but we are now going to get involved with them. i love that they took responsibility. they took total responsibility but we are going to get involved. take total responsibility. they made a mistake. >> juan: you can see this concern is "don't blame me. wasn't me this time." that's his concern, as of close to expressing some of your outrage. >> greg: the proportion is so off. >> dana: the concern about it being a hack is a real one. cyber terror can come in lots of different forms. probably couldn't conceive of those forms. our responsibility, state or local government or federal government, trying to be more creative than what a criminal or hacker might do. if you have panic l

>> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, katie pavlich and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we are waiting on the president's fake news awards and has relations with the press are more contentious than ever. >> mr. president, did you say you want more people to come in from norway? >> thank you very much. >> is that true, mr. president? >> i want them to come in from everywhere, everywhere. thank you, every one. >> just caucasian or white countries or other parts of the world where there are people of color? >> kimberly: we are not sure what to expect but something is planned and we are going to give an eye on. some members of the president's own party are taking him to task for attacks on the press. john mccain wrote an op op-ed d jeff flake offer this. >> the enemy of the people was how the president of the united states called the free press in 2017. mr. president , it is a testamt to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by joseph stalin to describe his enemies. when a figu

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino.e five" ." donald trump is at davos. i know. what is davos, you ask? the home of the world economic forum where world leaders and business executives drink expensive wine, eat fancy meat, and throw up and hot tubs and tell us what is wrong with us. i was going to go but my gulfstream has been acting up and my manservant has an infected uvula. they won't be giving

juan williams with me now. good morning. steven hayes, fox news contributor. good day to both of you. juan williams has the high honor of the first live shot done in our brand-new newsroom here on sixth avenue. how does it look, juan? >> it's like out of "star wars." pretty fabulous. >> bill: how jealous is steven hayes of that. dripping off his tie. yes, it is. juan, is this the kind of thing that can get done in this congress or not? >> something is going to get done because what you see is that there is a bipartisan effort to come up with a bill. the president's proposal, which is basically we'll allow some of this -- some of the daca people to stay in exchange for a $25 billion commitment in terms of building the wall, bill. i don't think that you are going to see the congress respond to that. the question is, how does the president respond? how does the white house respond when the congress comes back with a bipartisan package and puts it on his desk? >> bill: all right, steve. i've seen ted cruz and his reaction. he is a no. how far does this plan get as

. >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, katie pavlich and greg gutfeld0 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we are waiting on the president's fake news awards and has relations with the press are more contentious than ever. >> mr. president, did you say you want more people to come in from norway? >> thank you very much. >> is that true, mr. president? >> i want them to come in from everywhere, everywhere. thank you, every one. >> just caucasian or white countries or other parts of the world where there are

♪ >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." a breakthrough on immigration. a big meeting today at the white house between president trump and leaders of congress on both sides of the aisle. the american people got to witness this one, and it was pretty extraordinary. the president allowed cameras to rule for more than 45 minutes as he and lawmakers negotiated how best to reach an immigration deal. he is now open to an agreement coming into phases. first addressing young immigrants and border security with broader issues to be settled later. >> what about a clean daca bill now with the commitment that we go in to a comprehensive immigration reform procedure. >> i think that's what dick is saying. we are going to do daca and then we will start on phase two. comprehensive. i think a lot of people would like to see that. i think we have to do daca first. >> kimberly: the president thinks legislation should be a bill of love and offered to take any heat for blowback. >> 62% of the

♪ >> greg: hello, i am clive owen with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and dana perino"the five" ." last night, president trump released his fake news awards. it's like the oscars without the molesters. paul krugman won big. the stock market gained 40% since then. trump not only held krugman accountable for his idiocy. he returns the review into a much anticipated event which is great. krugman isn't treated among his peers like some oracle. there were other winners but you probably already know them. the press had to cover it. it's genius. the trump that the media to cover their own screw ups. it's a good thing. the media gets stories wrong, not because they live up by rushing to judgment. they adjust stats in order to fit their biases. if the square peg doesn't fit the round hole, simply shave off the edges. take trump's so-called attack on the press and the flaky followed. they say he called the press the enemy of the people, but if you look around, he was actually saying figure news. by conflating fake news with the whole press, that criticizing their errors was crit

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and dana perino.here is my garret when you really need him? after the false incoming missile alert in hawaii, lodge notifications will require verification by two people. you think that would've been in place already. may be a warning that prompts you to double-check the message before it goes out. when i want to delete an email, i am asked, are you sure you want to delete an email. that's for an email, not a state

now to weigh in and he brought buckets of cold water, i'm just kidding, the cohost of the five, juan williamst do you make of this? come on, it's good news for all america, is it not, more than 90% of workers are going to see bigger paychecks, you've got more than 2 million people in the country will get bonuses of some sort, show this bad? >> it's not bad, what you're talking about is tax plan that's very unpopular because it rewards the very rich and the corporations in a disproportionate matter, what's interesting to me politically where is where i tend to focus, president trump ran saying he was going to look out for the forgotten men and women, he said he was going to do away with carried interest, none of that is delivered on, yet, he says this is a good bill. dagen: if you were fixated on just carried interest, though, you're looking at a tree rather than entire forest, one, i think, i made the point yesterday and remains to be seen if it bears out in midterm elections and the polling of this tax reform, you have seen how companies already more than 2 million individuals passing the sa

. >> dana: live from washington, d.c., i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 and our nation's capital. and this is speethirty. four hours away from the state of the evening address live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. the bells are ringing. it's amazing. greg gutfeld is singing. president trump addressed a joint session of congress last february. we are expected to get excerpts when they come in. the white house is the tone of the speech will be bright and optimistic. the president speaking about jobs, the economy, immigration, trade, national security. it has been a contentious year between republicans democrats will there be more unity and less divisiveness? let's go to greg. >> greg: two observations. he's going to do a great job because the expectations are set so low by the media. they are so upset with him, and they expect so little from him that all he will have to do is just the -- >> dana: i think expectations are high this time. >> greg: i don't think so it all. people are looking forward to them being evil and wrong command

. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.ew york city and this is speethirty. immigration front and center in washington as the judicial branch stepped into the show down. a federal judge temporarily blocking president trump's efforts to end the daca program. the white house because the injunction outrageous. mr. trump had words earlier today. >> we want to see something happen with daca. it's been spoken

. ♪ >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeldity, and this is "the five" ." a breakthrough on immigration. a big meeting today at the white house between president trump and leaders of congress on both sides of the aisle. the american people got to witness this one, and it was pretty extraordinary. the president allowed cameras to rule for more than 45 minutes as he and lawmakers negotiated how best to reach an immigration deal. he is now open to an agreement coming into phases. first addressing young immigrants and border security ro

for business and time now for sunday group, gop strategists karl rove, columnist for the hill juan williamsatherine lucey who cover it is white house for the associated press and former republican congressman jason chaffetz. well, katherine, you were on the davos trip with the president, how much was he received there and counting on economic recovery, the good numbers from 2017 continuing into 2018 to help republicans in the 2018 midterms? >> yeah, so the big question going into the trip was the america first president versus the davos globalist and quite closely received, held a reception and leaders got polite response and the president clearly was there to bring his economic message as you said and kind of take a victory lap. he talked about the booming economy, he talked about tax cuts, he talked about regulation changes and i think this clearly is going to be part of his pitch for tuesday in the state of the union and something republicans are going find in coming months. chris: karl, let's pick this up, going to take a victory lap for strong economic numbers and talk about infrastruc

i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld.w york city and this is "the five" ." it's not a good day to be nancy pelosi. the democratic leader coming under fire for two comments made just today, as lawmakers from both parties try to work together to reach an agreement on a deal to protect dreamers. the house minority leader took the debate to a brand-new low, complaining that negotiations were being led by five white guys. >> reporter:

. >> kimberly: and kimberly guilfoyle along with juan williams, jesse watters, kennedy, and greg gutfeld in new york city and this is "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. the house intelligence committee do to meet behind closed doors at this hour and could vote as soon as this evening on whether to release the secret memo the republicans say show surveillance abuses by the obama administration doj and fbi. keep it on fox news for the latest of elements. in other news, friday after "the new york times" reported that hillary clinton helped protect a senior advisor

. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and dana perinohe five" ." to summarize the golden globes, women wore black. men wore pins. people used words like intersectional gender parity. >> we want intersectional gender parity. >> greg: yes. nothing like messing on the carpet. this script was set. a show of unity condemning abuses most in

more here, chris, politics eldtor, katie townhall.com, and fox news distributor, and juan williams, foxlyst. this is a big deal. >> oh, yeah, this is why barack obama wanted a corporate tax cut. why for years people have wanted these corporate tax cuts, you get the money, you hope to get the money back onshoesh. this is the first first proof positive, not the first but the best that that thesis was correct. >> martha: not just a tax cut. we have a quote from the "new york times" back when president owe bomb bom a was meeting with steve jobs and practically begging them. what do we need to do to bring apple manufacturing back to the united states. not long ago, apple boasted that its products were made in america. today few are. almost all of the 70 million iphones, 30 million i pads, 9 million other products that apple sold were manufactured overseas. why can't that work come home mr. owe game a asked. the answer from steve jobs, those jobs are not coming back. juan? >> well, obviously now they are coming back. it's good news for us all. i don't see there's any issue here. i think the b

. ♪ >> greg: hello, i am clive owen with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and dana perino"the five" ." last night, president trump released his fake news awards. it's like the oscars without the molesters. paul krugman won big. the stock market gained 40% since then. trump not only held krugman accountable for his idiocy. he returns the review into a much anticipated event which is great.