judge jeanine: and the big cities.hy don't you tell us what's going on. >> they were within 60 miles of baghdad. iraqi army ran off the battlefield. it took almost three years to get them up to where we are in mosul. difference had been the administration took a lot of the restrictions off. let the commanders do a lot more bombs and more aggressive. and we got through mosul probably 60 days ahead of schedule. judge jeanine: at least now we have a president who gives the men and women in the field to do what they need to do. give them more decision making and he's following through and what he said he would do. >> he's not interfering with the secretary of defense. it's a big deal it hasn't happened in my lifetime. what's happened is you have got a restricted battlefield with rules of engagement that get guys killed. i'm hoping the example being set will be carried through the chain of command. one of the reasons the battle ended so quickly is the military was allowed to do a lot more. judge jeanine: what happens now, i

tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter hashtag judge jeanine. ining me is congressman darrell issa. good evening. do you know this woman? >> i do, judge. i was one of those people who got to vote no on that postal naming some years ago. you can't make these things up, you really can't, judge. judge jeanine: is she from the berkeley area? >> she is, and she reflects the values of that region, ear at least one portion of it. the term extreme is bantered around. i think she would know about the extreme on the left. what she doesn't know is general kelly is one of those unusual people that can rise above partisan politics so superbly that both the left and the right except for the far extremes respect him, support him, consider him a superb choice. he was not controversial in his successes as a 2, 3, and 4-star general. he has not been controversial in execute and enforcing the law's written during this time as homeland security secretary. when he comes to organize the white house to make it work for the president and for the administration's success

judge jeanine: make us one. >> again. judge jeanine: god love you all, i'm leaving. are they protesting? >> i think they are bored. they are not work. >> i was stopped at the airport. judge jeanine: the mainstream media is comparing the conversation general flynn had with the russian ambassador as something on the scale of a 9/11 attack? >> no, that's pretty ridiculous. judge jeanine: are these main street media people out of their minds? >> they are. forget about it. judge jeanine: i can't forget by the. i have to do a segment on it. >> you are the smartest woman here. >> i'm the only woman here. what's the worst thing you ever said to somebody. >> something to my fiance sexually. judge jeanine: should hillary come back and run for mayor? >> no! >> happy st. patrick's day. god bless america and thank you for everything you promised to do for our country. >> everybody should be on obamacare. pay for your own insurance and pay for your own drugs. i work two jobs and that's what i do. judge jeanine: this is what makes me furious. the president drops the the mother of a

judge jeanine: and the big cities.on. >> they were within 60 miles of baghdad. iraqi army ran off the battlefield. it took almost three years to get them up to where we are in mosul. difference had been the administration took a lot of the restrictions off. let the commanders do a lot more bombs and more aggressive. and we got through mosul probably 60 days ahead of schedule. judge jeanine: at least now we have a president who gives the men and women in the field to do what they need to do. give them more decision making and he's following through and what he said he would do. >> he's not interfering with the secretary of defense. it's a big deal it hasn't happened in my lifetime. what's happened is you have got a restricted battlefield with rules of engagement that get guys killed. i'm hoping the example being set will be carried through the chain of command. one of the reasons the battle ended so quickly is the military was allowed to do a lot more. judge jeanine: what happens now, is iraq in a position to defend its

judge jeanine: he didn't say, i don't like sessions. this goes back to the fact, judge. you can make this story about whatever you want to make it about. he has 52 votes in the senate and a huge majority in the house of representatives. he should be getting his agenda passed easily. and he can only blame his own party for that. judge jeanine: i have to agree with richard. >> the post would rather believe an alleged leak report. over any other evidence that we currently have. let me say one other thing about this whole russia which let's not forget how this started. this started by the democrats alleging that russia interfered with our election. somehow i don't remember hearing richard or any of the other democrats screaming and yelling at his campaign manager over to israel to get benjamin netanyahu. >> a couple point here. number one, 17 intelligence agencies have said the russians were involved in our election. judge jeanine: richard, there was a pullback on that. they said that was not accurate it was four agencies. >> 4, 17, 10. i h

judge jeanine: you had quite a week.ou and the mainstream media have been going at it. >> we had some fun. we have a great team. but i'm glad to support them and it was fun this week. judge jeanine: you told cnn that "nick at night" beats them the ratings. cnn13, fox of course is number of one, and nick at night. comedy shows and reruns are ahead of cnn in if the fake news industrial complex. judge jeanine: the president is a man who works 20 out of 24 hours a day. you guys i'm sure haven't had sleep since he got in there. it's got to be frustrating that you can't get out to the american people what they are doing and they are doing to help us out because of this meddling by the mainstream media. >> i see it a little bit differently. we live inside the bubble. but if you get out of the bubble. the mainstream -- america that elected the president to be the commander-in-chief. they know exactly what they are doing, and they couldn't care less. this russia, russia collusion delusion is irrelevant. people seat jobs coming ba

judge jeanine: president trump just wrapping a moving speech in d.c. to veterans. ining me by phone with reaction to that peach and more, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. >> good evening, judge. what your reaction to the president's speech? >> this is why the president ran in the first place. he honored christians and veterans. last year, maybe last july, mr. trump when he was running put the whole challenge to this country when he said sure i have a 10-point plan to reform the veterans administration. and more importantly if we don't take care of our veterans, who are we as a nation. tonight at the kennedy center he's honoring the veterans. and he conveyed the message, saying what's in your heart. the administration will always support and defend religious liberty. we don't want god forced out of our public square. we should be comfortable to say prayers before a meal and ate called out an 89-year-old world war ii veteran which was remarkable. he talked about education and the role of parents. he said parents, not bureaucrats know best how to raise the

judge jeanine: let me get questions out. one of the ideas -- one of the things that happened this week, made in america week, they say the president's tweets overshadows it. nuclear image and medical isotopes. my understanding is the u.s. has no domestic manufacturing capable of creating these facilities for the medical industry which is so important and we rely on iran for the medical ice taupes for medical imaging. is that fair to the american people? kellyanne: without commenting on that specific issue, i will tell you this, the president expressed concern to bring back manufacturing jobs. and between that and the regulatory rollbacks you see in the first six months. the 14 congressional review acts, $70 billion over time. you see tpp. we pulled out of there. we are prenegotiating the north american and south korean free trade agreement. he's committing money to opioid abuse. i say all this because we never hear about this. judge jeanine: we heard some things today that the president is considering pardoning himself if so

there is no basis to say, there is no obstruction. >> dean: i was looking here. >> judge jeanine: as if i said to a defense attorney, how do i know your client didn't commit murder? how do i know to the prosecutor that he dead? here's the bottom line. he's a disgruntled ex-employee. he is someone who has put his top son and into miller's team. robert mueller a special counsel and has an obligation to credibility of jim comey versus the president of the united states. that is a conflict. there is a fundamental conflict and they have taken the national stage many times in the past including with john ashcroft in that hospital room many years ago during the bush administration. now, robert mueller is packing his team looking to indict anyone he can with anti-trump people, specifically people who have given hillary clinton money. now we have this person who is in there with an agenda. this is a problem. we cannot have, and for him to say -- come on! for him to say we are substituting one group of people for another, the democratic president fired u.s. attorneys. when they come in, this i

in the westchester county new york court and a host of the fox news show "justice with george judge jeanine." and a big supporter of president donald trump, has a website called voteantonio.com. he specializes in making california great again. he is candidate for congress in california 26. antonio sabato, jr., is here. judge, you are taking a little bit of exception to what geraldo said about the conviction. >> jeanine: the fact that he says, geraldo and i love him and i was on his show. i must tell you i was a sitting d.a. at the time this happened. i was having a barbecue for my whole office at my home that night the bronco chase started and everybody started saying hey, there is oj. in a bronco chase. this parole board, as one of the conditions they must consider, is a prior conviction. eboni, you are correct. this guy, oj, can convicted of domestic violence. this is a domestic violence homicide. for those people who say he's volatile and clearly he should have been convicted of murder. that's another issue. the truth is, in nine years, he hasn't lost his temper. he hasn't had a problem.

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judge jeanine: and she was murdered in cold blood.hy did you stop out of the city to join anarchists. also tonight, tomi lahren on the president's trip and his meeting w

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brian: the host of justice with judge jeanine, judge jeanine pirro joins its right now. t be outrage -- especially outrageous for you. >> not just that i'm a new yorker. i spent 32 years in law enforcement. and what we have a mayor right now who is not focused on law enforcement, who has done everything he can to criticize law enforcement, a female police officer, 48 years old, 12-year veteran, three children, is executed. she is assassinated. and the next day the guy flies off to hamburg, which is why. brian: knew it was a problem. he gave 90 minutes notice. >> he kept it quiet. look, bill de blasio, also known as warren wilhelm, that's his name. he didn't officially change until 2001. brian: why? >> why? i don't know. he and i don't talk regularly. we don't talk at all. but what this guy -- if you recall, i think it was 2015, he really angered the police because he said he had to talk to his son about the dangers of confrontations with police. and then he had this whole thing during those protests, what do we want dead cops when do we want them now he? called that a pat

. [♪] judge jeanine: breaking news, two major exclusive interviews you won't see anywhere else. lcome to "justice," i'm judge jejudgejeanine pirro. i'll talk to o.j.'s attorney. and a shakeup in president trump's administration. conway is here with me in new york. we'll talk about the abrupt resignation of sean spicer.

gillian: judge jeanine pirro speaking to kellyanne conway.s morning the president tweeted this altered professional wrestling video edited with him and cnn on face. 70% of americans think the president's tweets are hurting his agenda. >> i agree with that. the president should view the messages and tweets, does this advance the agenda for the american people? make america great again. if the tweet doesn't cue to that responsibility, then maybe he shouldn't tweet it. but on the other hand, this vehicle worked well for him in terms of reaching people. he had 66,000 people a day. he has 33 million people following him on twitter. some of these tweets are the bikini slide show of his twitter account. once you get in there, the rest he want you to see is the good news coming out of his administration. gillian: using tweets is a good way to connect with young people. this certainly helps there, don't you think? >> it's definitely modern presidential in his word. to some extent he's connecting with younger people. the idea of the president tweeting

intelligence report, trish regan, fox news legal analyst and host of justice with with judge dineen, judge jeanineirro, and today's #oneluckyguy, we welcome tvs superman, dean cain and they were outnumbered. >> dean: i'm happy to be outnumbered, thank you.

be sure to check out my show "justice with judge jeanine" right here on fox news.oining us, i had a lot of fun. have a great night. 7:00 p.m. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we hope to be off the twitter beat by now. there is actual news happening in the world. but there was a development in the president's ongoing feud with a certain cable news outlet that we felt was revealing enough to bring you details tonight. remember that professional wrestling video the president weeded out the other day, the one with the cnn logo superimposed on the face of a billing? how could you forget that. we interrupt this broadcast force in breaking news, because cnn had its own crack investigative team working through the night to hunt down who made that seconds-long piece of tape because nothing

host of "justice with judge jeanine" pirro. >> it is a lie.stic violence homicide. pleaded no contest. still a conviction, all right? in addition to that, she was battered. we know from the evidence during the trial. i covered that trial every night. i was a d.a. then, every day we would cover and talk about the case. i would go on shows, mostly on fox. but this guy has been involved in road rage. he losses beaten a girlfriend. and this domestic violence homicide, he is, he has a short fuse. he has a trigger fuse. clayton: not to mention he made his career in football, which is not exactly playing ping-pong with people. it is all about conflict butting heads. meanwhile you disagree with those who think he will be back in prison. he is out in october. he loves the camera. run into trouble before. we're saying how soon he will be back in prison. you don't think he will? >> i could be wrong. i got a feeling, this guy is 70 years old. he has chance to look everything he has done. i got away with double murder of my wife and ron goldman. i don't wa

"justice with judge jeanine" right here on fox news. thanks for joining us, i had a lot of fun. have a great night. 7:00 p.m. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we hope to be off the twitter beat by now. there is actual news happening in the world. but there was a development in the president's ongoing feud with a certain cable news outlet that we felt was revealing enough to bring you details tonight. remember that professional wrestling video the president weeded out the other day, the one with the cnn logo superimposed on the face of a billing? how could you forget that. we interrupt this broadcast force in breaking news, because cnn had its own crack investigative team working through the night to hunt down who made that seconds-long piece of tape because nothing is more important than that. what they found out, let them explain what happened next. >> posted an apology after cnn identified and tried to contact him. he apologized for some of his other posts that were racist and anti-semitic. cnn is not publishing the user's name because of his

i interviewed some colleagues, judge jeanine pirro, monica crowley, meghan mccain, marsha clark.old my story about reconciling the two really important parts of a woman's power, being powerful professionally. >> eric: congratulations. >> eboni: thank you. thank you to our fox news specialists, leslie marshall and eric beach. thank you for watching us. follow specialistsfnc on twitter and facebook. remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" up next. >> bret: president trump in paris, considers inviting vladimir putin to the white house. questions swirl over how and why over a floor was allowed into the u.s. to begin with and who she is associated with. republicans count heads as they drop another version of their obamacare replacement. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to i am bret baier. senate republicans trot out another obamacare repeal and replace bill and some of their colleagues wasted no time running away from it. getting a bill to the senate floor for debate may even be a challenge. more on that story just a moment. first up, president trump's

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his lawyer with judge jeanine last night. >> i predict he's going to play golf and spend time with his family. i heard a million things about reality show. everyone wants good idea to make $50 million, due six months of work. they are out there as ideas in none of them are being negotiated, not heard from at this time. >> you don't want to miss geraldo rivera, special release tonight. this ice is terrified of the perfect disguise. makeup check, headscarf, check, razor? not so much. full makeup and facial hair trying to escape mobile. the iraqi army releasing a slew of pictures of men in padded bras. pete: that's exactly what we need. abby: do enjoy it winning and dining? upstate new york with one alcoholic drink spotted with their kids. an effort to prevent drinking and driving with kids in their car. >> we believe in it that much were you just politely explained and then i explained it ahead of time. >> having multiple drinks is not against the law. restaurants for customers to leave. pete: ways the restaurant during the gov

judge jeanine pirro.awaii would love to not enact any part of donald trump's travel restriction rather than a travel ban, but have to go along with the u.s. supreme court at this state, right? >> the judge who declined derek wattson, the judge who initially said the ban was unconstitutional because as far as he was concerned everyone should be allowed to come into this country. i thought it was interesting, this judge when it was brought before him again just said, you know, i demure, let's leave it to the supreme court. he got slapped down by the big guys. he wasn't going to change it. the law, the travel restriction has the president had it drafted mimics immigration law and there are people who say, the grandparents aren't in there and this judge said we'll let the supremes decide this one. >> in october they take it up. i suspect that the travel restriction will definitely be upheld. it's within the president's plenary powers, there's nothing unconstitutional about it and no one has the right to enter

joining us right now, we've got the host of justice jeanine pirro, the judge herself. >> good morningci called me to rant about reince priebus. >> right. steve: used some rough language, and nonetheless that's what people are talking about, but essentially the president is surrounded by people he can't trust. >> reince priebus -- sacred anthony scaramucci doesn't have any experience actually being in the press. everybody gets burnt once. and the way it happens is this: you say it's off the record, maybe they want some of it off the record or all of it off the record. you never have control over it. so for anyone to assume that everything isn't all on the record is, you know, it's naÏve. but i'm sure something he won't do again. here's the thing. anthony is on a mission. what he knows his mission is. he knows what he has to do and how he's going to do it. and you know what i love about this article. it says i've got this sense that flows from trump. unlike other trump advisers, i had never heard him say a bad word about the president. now, that made me angry. trump advisers are bad-mou

jeanine: i doubt it. >> are they a news organization or are they juvenile hall. are they public relations? it's ridiculous. i think ted cruz is onto something, judge. if it came down this way, you apologize or else, that very well could be extortion. if he was apologetic and volunteered never to do it again, that's a whole different thing. it depends on how cnn came around with this deal. >> jeanine: we're going to talk about that men exit segme. i want to read to you what wiki wikileaks put on twitter. they said that trump is bad but cnn was worse. even wiki links finds that this is unethical. so we're going to save the legality of it for the next segment, but this is unethical. this is what you do, right? >> the intercept has a great rhetoric. they said, this is a dark turn for cnn. he is not a conservative or anything. this is become something where they are getting killed from both the left and the right. this was trending on twitter. cnn blackmail for most of monda monday. the reason why, i think it's getting more attention, think about the last couple of weeks. everything that we have seen. two major attractions at that network on stories inv