. >> kat: hello, everyone. i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." let's meet today specialist. she is a former middle east analyst for the cia, former national security advisor for president obama's 2012 campaign. she will cheer her entire schedule to watch ohio state buckeyes football. marie harf is here. a "new york times" best-selling author, human rights activist and jazz recording artist. he specializes in cat songs. >> ♪ i thought i saw a pussycat creeping up on me ♪ >> kat: that's a real thing. mark steyn is here. >> nominated for 37 grammys, i believe. haven't announced it yet. >> eric: this proves 5:00 will never be the same. >> kat: i'm sure the girls glasses, blonde hair tweets are pouring in. we've got to get to the top story on the specialist. james comey's hearing before the senate judiciary committee. doubling down on the decision to reopen the hillary clinton email investigation days before the election. >> concealing in my view would be catastrophic not just of the fbi but well beyond. it makes m

i don't know he's holding up oj. >> kat: the police chasing oj?'t want to be overly conclusive. >> i went to jail on a first amendment charge, but if you're going to do that, be smart about it, especially if your professional athlete, ask colin kaepernick. >> kat: mr. cuban, you are a t-shirt interpretation expert. >> whatever it is you want to convey, do it. if it's a conversation starter and it's a point you want to make, go for it. the point is big. we are talking about it. >> eboni: let me ask you this, as a franchise owner, when you see this player up for grabs in the draft and you see him making some type of political social justice statement. he's making a statement, does it give you pause? >> no. can you play? anyone who works with me. >> if the player is a distraction, does it create a distraction? >> eric: technically colin kaepernick could play. >> eboni: that's my point. let's not over -- >> eric: your buddy, cam newton. >> eboni: don't start appeared we are having such a good show, such an nice time today. >> there is a cam moments. >

>> kat: he spent seven years in prison. >> eric: that's not enough. >> kat: i don't want to spend seven in prison. >> adriana: when someone is given a high level security clearance, they need to respect it. when they are reckless with that information like hillary clinton was, they are putting our nations security at risk and we should be tough on these people whether it's a high-level politician like hillary clinton or a member of the military, even a civilian. we should be held at the same standard, and that's why it was egregious that hillary clinton destroyed 33,000 emails. she was reckless with classified information and she got a free pass. i understand what you're saying. chelsea manning years. hillary clinton has faced zero consequences period >> kat: not every situation is about hillary clinton. >> adriana: we know she was reckless with classified information. >> eboni: chelsea manning, we are having a greater conversation around the political implications. as an attorney, i wouldn't want that to be part of her legal outcomes. >> eric: president obama is the one. that's insane.

kat talked about it, using the phrase reset. in your opinion, is a reset needed by the president, and if so, is this trip a first step? >> you are talking about an entire reset. i think the president is doing great overseas. i think he comes back with a little bit of buoyancy from that. if he can get tax reform done, and i'm sure eric would agree, maybe lawrence as well, if he can get tax reform done, we go back into the wall street world of the mining world. that is the critical component of this thing right now. i know vice president pence is talking, steve bannon and reince priebus are going to leave the trip early to execute the agenda. to me, i think this is a great time for him to be away. i think it's interesting, you go from a country that has the paradox of oil. what's the paradox of oil. they didn't develop other aspects of their economy. you fly into tel aviv, an oasis of venture and biotechnology, this country they didn't have the first 60 years of its history. they used human capital more than productive capital lik

that's what's going on. >> eric: final thought, kat. >> kat: everything is political because we are talking about politics. when you're talking about something as serious as what's being alleged in this memo, of course people are going to want to look into it and have concerns with so many stories coming out every day. you don't just sit comfortably in a smoky building because you haven't actually seen fire. >> eric: are the obstruction of justice allegations against donald trump a huge legal overage? we are debuting a new segment "the docket." be sure to follow us on special media at specialistsfnc on twitter and facebook. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. >> eboni: we are debuting a new segment called "the docket." h

we will talk to kat. we learned today that the family of the manchester bomber we have had substantial terror ties. his father was allegedly affiliated with a group affiliated with al qaeda. the brothers planned to bomb a venue in libya. and salman abedi had paramilitary training in syria. why wasn't he in custody? >> kat: bad communication. with nato, they are going to try to improve their intelligence. this is a huge operation and it obviously is a bad thing that the u.k. no longer feels comfortable sharing more information they are learning with us. >> eric: also, lisa, if you think president trump is being too tough on terror and immigration and the new look overseas and see what's going on there, maybe you think twice. >> lisa: absolutely. we should think twice. regarding the leaks, of course it's a big problem. the dni director dan coats testified this week, that it puts lives in jeopardy. when we have an opportunity where president trump is overseas trying to regain the trust of allies like saudi a

>> kat: i'm not defending it. it is disgusting, sick.he's losing a huge deal. >> eric: let's talk about barron trump, who, according to the trump family, he saw this on television, and ran to his mom and said, his dad dead? when it starts hurting real people, has it gone beyond -- >> kat: i get death threats. people threatened to kill me on twitter. that's not knowingly and willfully. legally, doesn't stand. >> eboni: the slippery slope start somewhere. at what point are we going to say that type of thing invokes, even the imagery of that type of thing, is a problem. >> eric: you can't yell fire in a crowded movie theater. >> eboni: it gives the image that it's real. >> eric: yelling fire when there is no fire isn't harmful. it's the reaction. the reaction of something like this fool putting the picture of donald trump 'head beheaded or snoop dogg with the gun, there is a reaction that could be happening. >> kirsten: it is the same argument the left made years ago and there was a shooting and gabriel giffords was shot because the left wa

>> kat: it's a dumb joke. stand up comedy paired you go into any open mic, people are just starting. they will all tell some version of that show. i am offended that he makes that much money to tell a joke that down. that's where their real outrage lies. it's a stupid joke. the outrage seems a little manufactured also. >> eboni: i don't know if i would call it homophobic. i don't like it. joe and i were talking. i think he forgot what network he is on. he is doing great on the platform. that seemed like a late-night, low-budget, i don't know. low-budget and corny platform. it >> eric: what do you think, joe? >> it was a real reach to be funny, and he dropped the ball. that's not cool. i didn't like it. >> eric: not funny but there are a lot of people who will parse words and jokes. kat, you're the expert at the table about it but when you are a comedian, the line becomes grayer than for someone who might not be a comedian. >> kat: absolutely. if you or i said that, we would be fired, as we should be. >> eboni:

. >> kat: hello, everybody. i am kat timpf along with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. 5:00 will never be the same. we are "the fox news specialists" ." president trump is going on the offense after firing fbi director james comey. the president sitting down for an interview with lester holt of nbc news, detailing how he made his decision. >> monday you met with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. did you ask for a recommendation? >> what i did is i was going to fire comey, my decision. >> you had made the decision. >> i was going to fire comey. there is no good time to do it. >> in your letter, you accepted their recommendation. >> i was going to fire him anyway. he made a recommendation. regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. see five president trump excellent his statement that comey told him three times that he was not under investigation. >> i actually asked him, yes. i said, if it's possible, with the let me know, am i under investigation. he said you are not under investigation. >> but he has given sworn testimony that there is

. >> kat: hello, everyone. i'm kat timpf with eboni k. williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ." anti-trump forces unleashed their most brazen attack yet against president trump, leaking highly sensitive details of "the washington post" about president trump's meeting with russia's foreign minister and ambassador. president trump is defiance, tweeting he has "an absolute right to share facts with russia." h.r. mcmaster drove that point home. >> i stand by the statements yesterday. the premise of the article is false, that in any way the president had a conversation it was inappropriate or resulted in any kind of lapse and national security. i think the real issue, and what i would like to see debated more is, the national security has been put at risk by those violating confidentiality. >> kat: can we trust either side? i don't think this some conspiracy to take down the president. i don't know. eric, i am assuming you are totally on trump's side. >> eric: mcmaster is intense, and i love hearing him talk. he was in the room. he supports. rex t

this will go a long way in rehabbing the credibility. >> eric: let me get kat. >> kat: no one trustsybe they misspoke. i don't trust anybody except for my dad at this point. i watch these hearings and say do you really think so? you are saying this goes back to him announcing the investigation but i don't think that had much to do with it. that would have been a politically motivated -- >> two months before the election, it's a long-standing rule of the justice department. >> a week before he testified on capitol hill under oath and he made the statement there was no ongoing investigation on email. it was over. new information presented itself. at that point, he was in a situation where he was either in effect lying to congress are not giving them the full information. he had no alternative really other than to inform the committee, which is what he did. it was clearing up his testimon testimony. >> talk about leaks. everyone knows making an announcement -- >> no, he would have faced -- >> the effect of the matter is there's a long-standing rule no public comments on ongoing investig

>> kat: i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." monday's horrific suicide bombing by salman abedi in manchester looking like a much bigger conspiracy. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. as i said, it continues at pace. extensive investigations going on. activity taking place across manchester as we speak. >> kat: u.k. law enforcement has arrested at least six people in connection with the bombing, including abedi's older brother. officials say abedi was already known to u.k. authorities. fox news is reporting that abedi spent three weeks in libya prior to the bombing, returning to england just days before the concert. in libya, officials have arrested abedi's father and younger brother. in europe, they seem to have problems with communication when it comes to different agencies communicating when it comes to spotting terrorism. >> eric: i am blown away with what's going on today. yesterday we ran sound bite on "morning joe." she said "europe is getting u

so i'm pleased. >> kat: let me interject.ctually this executive order, you can't overturn a mandate or regulation or statute. this actually doesn't really do much of anything because the man on -- ban on churches being involved with the political. i agree with the ideas. i think if he wanted to repeal those things, that would be great but you can't do something like this within executive order. >> i'm a little bit confused by what nick said paired we realize this isn't a christian freedom bill or executive order. it's about all religions. muslims also will benefit from the changes in this executive order. i'm not upset about this because it doesn't really do anything. the johnson amendment you are talking about is already not enforced. pastors and other faith leaders already go to the pulpit and walked right up to and frequently over the line in terms of politics. >> eboni: can i give an anecdote? i had a friend campaigning for mayor in cincinnati. we went to three churches, and you could see the resistance of the pastors who

>> kat: i don't feel great about it. we need to think about, before we make policy changes from an emotional place. this is a very emotional issue. when you look at a lot of the things people try to do in practice to stop terrorism, look at what happened in manchester. there was all these metal detectors, security. he moved the bombs further outside. you go to the airport. there is nobody in the parking lot. 20 groups of people everywhere. we need to make sure to not destroy our own civil liberties with policies trying to prevent a threat. that's a threat to our way of life too. >> eboni: do you think we have to recalibrate the balance? ultimately the courts have sided with the civil liberties part. >> herman: it starts with allowing the agency to do their jobs. they have tools to recalibrate but because everybody is so politically sensitive about being politically correct, you don't make policies based upon sound bites. eight years, for eight years, the authorities were afraid to do their jobs because they were going to

>> kat: chris christie. >> the prestige and the credibility of the fbi. >> kat: he can't get invitedo our fox news specialist, pat buchanan, author of "nixon's white house wars" and mark hannah, author of "the best worst president." we thank you for watching and make sure to follow us on social media @specialistsfnc on twitter and facebook. 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is next. still on the trump demonstration changes the timeline, saying the president lost confidence in fbi director james comey right afte. democrats continue to equate president trump with richard nixon plus the house speaker is here to react to the moves for the first time. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the reverberations from tuesday's surprise firing of fbi director james comey have political washington in the kind of frenzy rarely seen even the most pressure packed times. president trump is defending himself, saying comey was not doing a good

>> kat: it's obviously positive if it makes it go away. today how trump handled himself, a lot better than on twitter with the angry misspelled tweets. he was calm. he got people to laugh a little bit. the less you sweat the less likely people are to look at you and say why is this guy's wedding? he should be focusing more on, "i didn't do anything." i agree that it's bad that the president and the fbi have this kind of relationship. i don't care if you don't like trump, you shouldn't be celebrating this. >> eric: and mitch mcconnell didn't have to call and all senators meeting. there was a microphone and camera set up afterwards and they all wanted to get in front of the camera. what that does is generates more new cycle for him. instead of saying -- rosenstein didn't say anything. what this could have been was you have the general counsel, let's go. as you probably will agree, this is going to be a long-term investigation. it could be a year or two years. >> eboni: it will be longer let's meet today specialist. he received a basketball s

. >> kat: hello, everyone. i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." president trump is wasting little time reigniting his war with leakers and the mainstream media. the latest allegations are now focusing on his son-in-law, jared kushner. claiming christian proposed opening a communications back channel to the russian government during the transition. president trump is tweeting "it's my opinion that many leaks coming out of the white house are fabricated lies made up by the fake news media." john kelly is defending it. >> i think any channel of communication otherwise with a country like russia is a good thing. multiple ways to communicate back and forth is a good thing with any country, i think, particularly a country like russia. it doesn't bother me. >> dagen: more leaks. the back channel issue, the way in which he set it up, they are saying he set it up. anonymous leaks. >> eric: feels like this is the leakers getting together with the establishment. aided and abetted by the mainstream media, liberal, left-lea

. >> hello i am eric bolling with kat and eboni k. williams. we are the "fox news specialists." >> the white house pressing back against the anti-trump smear campaign. responding to new reports about jared kushner's alleged roll in a proposed communication back channel witherousia during the transition. >> the attorney said that mr. khrushchev virginia teched to share with congress about these meetings. what your question aassumes are facts not substantiated by anonymous sources. you are asking if he approves of an action that is not a confirmed action. secretary kelly and general mcmaster discussed in general terms back channels are a part of diplomacy. >> eric: that's the point. confirming to fox news she was do to's donald trump. 5 seconds. >> of course not. trump was treated differently. >> kat: what kind of person thinks that's awesome. it was absolutely desperate. just write a joke. >> eboni: you are right, kat. the democrats will pay a price. you have to have a mess mess compelling to the american people. otherwise a long time of donald

please. >> listen, i was always wanted to marry kit kat kline, bring the pictures, kit kat kline's mom. >> oh,. >> so then in my ear she would have to say, okay, go to commercial daddy. >> oh, my gosh. look at her. (laughing). >> that's not rightment it is not right. >> no, her mom, we apologize, has a very smart man in his life. very smartly dressed. and i call help the british man. >> he's brightish. >> no. >> he looks like -- >> when i saw him, and i met him, i thought he was britishment hits glasses, the way he dressed. >> you're describing mr. peanut. >> like a man in lies nice suits, style. >> mr. peanut doesn't have suits. he has glasses. >> well, he has that peanut shell body. he has a little suit on. >> no, man coat, what do they call it, morning coat? evening coat? >> look you up mr. peanut so we can check. meg snap. >> do you have mr. peanut? >> so mr. peanut is dating kit kat kline's mom? >> no, i said british. i don't know how we got to mr. peanut if? is he brightish i thought he was born in america. >> that guy is dating -- that's not the guy in the can. like a cartoon. >

and finally, the telegraph business section says kit—kat maker nestle has lost the latest stage in its battle with cadbury to trademark the chocolate bar's four—finger shape in britain. so let's begin. with us isjonathan charles, who is director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development. hello, good to see you both. this investigation continues, and quite quickly. we have a special prosecutor? we live in interesting times. robert mueller is a man of unimpeachable integrity. clearly he has been pointed —— appointed because he has the faith and trust of both republicans and democrats. interesting that his appointment was done before telling the white house. so sending a sort of signal that this will be independent. an independent prosecutor, able to do whatever he needs to do. we'd better remember in all of this, as he looks into the question of russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 in action, we are still lacking any real evidence. —— 2016 election. we have not heard anything which makes us have not heard anything which makes us think, yes, definitely

>> eboni: i think she went back in time, kat, to 69. >> eric: which work would that be brine brin. >> eboni: a couple protests back in her early days. >> fair to her. if we put our feelings -- put your feelings aside. >> katherine: he wasn't fair to me. >> the point i'm trying to make is i think it is unrealistic to expect somebody to kind of sail off silently into the sun set when they have lost the general election? we didn't expect that of john mccain. we didn't expect that of mitt romney. we didn't expect that from john kerry. >> eboni: dot it from mondale. >> stuck around and became elder statesman people in the party. >> eric: romney walked await a minute he didn't really -- he certainly didn't do what she is doing. >> i'm not condoning what she said. i'm not condoning the forum. i personally feel like it's inappropriate to bring politics into these commencement speeches. i think it does a disservice to the students. but that seems to be what everybody does these days. >> katherine: she should do "dancing with the stars." >> stop

co-host of fox news specialists kat timpf.eers and applause] and a holla hoop is his pinky ring, former body guard and massive sidekick cyrus. serious topic here but what should would he be doing now? should would he be doing anything different? i would assume so. >> well, we have to follow our human intelligence where it leads us to. all your points about islamophobia phobia. the idea of see something say something. don't say everything. don't say it about that guy because of how he looks. nothing that will trump human intelligence. nothing that will trump the ability to follow a lead. we can't solve, you know, the crimes of chicago by riding the world of guns. we are not going to solve what happened over the week by riding the world of the things can you use to make explosives like sand. so, making annual explosive, making a bomb, we are not going to get rid of bombs and get rid of bad people. we can out them. we can find them and put them in jail before they have a chance to do this. >> greg: what's wrong with the intellige

>> kat: i completely agree. if this had become a partisan issue, a lot of people wanted to deny there was any attempt by russia. that is so ridiculous because it makes the party look bad or trump look bad, but it shouldn't matter. it affects everybody. we need to wait, concern about unmasking, leaks, take a look at data collection and the fact that it's broad. the scope for unmasking potentially providing any value to foreign intelligence. take a look at civil liberties reform. >> eric: governor, in order to look into a u.s. person's activity, you need a fisa warrant. are we sure this fisa warrant was proper? have they done everything properly? have the people going after flynn and the trump administration done everything they were supposed to do? >> fisa is a court order. you have to go to three judges. i think the process makes sense. are there imperfections? possibly. i think general flynn deserves due process. i do think that. at the same time, i think eboni is right. they should never happen again. russian

>> eboni: let me ask this real quick, kat.eone spoke about this, i believe it was the senator from texas. this is a problem for resources also a problem if we are all looking at the same witnesses and trying to get the same evidence. at what point are people getting in each other's way of a timely effective resolution to these answers that we all desperately need? that is a problem. too many investigations. one special counsel, muriel, one, maybe two at the most d.c. capitol hill type of investigations and that's it. >> we didn't even need a special council. rod rosenstein felt the heat and oh my god let's appoint somebody. >> eboni: what's the harm. >> it may turn out to be a benefit of donald trump. we didn't need it. unhinged apoplectic activist media screaming for it aanalogies. >> katherine: how does hurt? >> ignorant if you think this is like watergate. >> katherine: watergate analogy is ridiculous there were names on that stuff. >> how could it hurt? >> eric: this is how it hurts. have you general counsel goes in and br

co-host of fox news specialists kat timpf.eers and applause] and a holla hoop is his pinky ring, former body guard and massive sidekick cyrus. serious topic here but what should would he be doing now? should would he be doing anything different? i would assume so. >> well, we have to follow our human intelligence where it leads us to. all your points about islamophobia phobia. the idea of see something say something. don't say everything. don't say it about that guy because of how he looks. nothing that will trump human intelligence. nothing that will trump the ability to follow a lead. we can't solve, you know, the crimes of chicago by riding the world of guns. we are not going to solve what happened over the week by riding the world of the things can you use to make explosives like sand. so, making annual explosive, making a bomb, we are not going to get rid of bombs and get rid of bad people. we can out them. we can find them and put them in jail before they have a chance to do this. >> greg: what's wrong with the intellige

what about you, kat? just end up hating whoever it is and end up voting for myself. [laughter] greg: i'm going to say what about me, right? >> it should be you. >> wait a minute, i don't get asked because there's no weight lifting or fight anything this thing? [laughter] greg: you know, i overlooked you. i am sorry, tyrus. it's hard to do. >> wow. greg: yes, yes. what's your choice? >> i, honestly, i think the rock is a serious contender just because i think eventually in america the way we're going right now, your social media's going to matter whether you're getting votes and stuff, and he has a huge following. and he's starting to do little things. he's starting to build rapport with the military, he just did the soundtrack thing where you hear his voice and telling you what songs are great. so he definitely has a plan. and this is what our country's come to. greg: yeah, he was great -- >> it's going to be jeb bush! [laughter] >> politicians are out. greg: when i said what about me, i was saying that b

williams along with kat timpf and eric bolling. 5:00 will never be the same. we are "the fox news specialists" ." so let's meet today's specialists. she became a polar extraordinaire after launching a company, she is also the first woman to run a successful presidential campaign, and she specializes in being counselor to president trump. kellyanne conway is here. and he is definitely not a counselor to president trump, but he was recruited to become a pro wrestler after a bar fight. he voiced himself in the movie "scooby doo wrestlemania mystery." and he specializes in fish tank husbandry. apparently that is a person who reads fish. tyrus is here, just like share or sting >> that is an amazing resume. >> well, she is kellyanne conwa conway. listen, husbandry to fish. >> i made that up. i really did. >> i think i was more impressed by bodyguard for snoop. we'll get to the top story on our specialist. president trump and the republicans charging ahead with their overhaul after yesterday's big victory in the house. there come back from an initial failure in march

kat tim of!eers and applause] and if pyramids are his doorstop, former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] all right. rob -- >> yes. greg: is trump too human to be president? >> i think it's not that he's too human, i think everyone's too politician. it's like everyone there is either a congressman or a former congressman or a senator that used to be a governor. there's a lot of things we need to fix, and term limits, obviously, is one. people right now in washington, they're so worried about party politics, they don't really care about the country. what can i do to keep myself and my party in power, and it's complete nonsense. greg: yeah. >> they're mad at joe lieberman because he used to be a democrat, but then he supported mccain, and he was for the war in iraq, and they called lieberman a that fanatic. greg: that's crazy. >> i don't see him streaking at a football game. greg: although, i would like to see that. more michael? >> what is it, greg? [laughter] greg: i

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. >> kat: i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. specialists" ." monday's horrific suicide bombing by salman abedi in manchester looking like a much bigger conspiracy. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. as i said, it continues at pace. extensive investigations going on. activity taking place across manchester as we speak. >> kat: u.k. law enforcement has arrested at least six people in connection with t

you are already nodding, kat. what partners do you need?, if you have a lot of international markets, you need a partner with international footfall. we partner with waterbabies, a swim school, the largest in the uk. even though they aren't related? yes. it has been fantastic. when moms and dads go to babyschool, they get a pouch from piccolo. it also spreads by word—of—mouth. and waterbabies is also in china so we got there to. so if they trust them in the water, they might trust you with the brand. yes. we also went with the uk's largest ba by yes. we also went with the uk's largest baby charity. they hear about us through the nct, which they trust. the nct is a british charity. iam trust. the nct is a british charity. i am looking at a similar model with an american counterpart. you. when we talk about partners, what kind of partners do we need and what function do they perform? one of the core things is getting distribution to expand into another market. distribution is king. it does not have to be just physical bricks and mortar any mo

and the makers of kit kat lose their bid to trademark the fourfinger bar.g up in sportsday later in the hour, on bbc news. england cricket could be back on free to air television, as the ecb offer up a new rights package to broadacsters. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. the liberal democrat election manifesto is out today, and at the heart of it is a pledge to offer another referendum on any brexit deal. according to party leader tim farron, it would give voters a chance to say they want to remain in the eu. the lib dems are also offering several new policies aimed at young people, including dropping the voting age to 16 and a rent—to—own housing scheme. more on that in a moment, but first, here's our political correspondent viki young. he says his policies offer young people a brighter future. and tim farron has put brexit at the heart of his campaign. # sun, sun, sun, here it comes... the lib dems hope the promise of a referendum on any brexit deal the government negotiates will persuade remain voters to swing behind them. but the polls s

kat timpf is with us, and anthony fisher and glenn hall. welcome back, everyone.o what are we saying in private that our dear leaders won't say out loud. >> there is this element, will you say radical islamist. this idea that by saying so you have indict an entire religious culture. but president obama won in part by saying that's it. and now saying i'm not going to use the names that would flatr flatter them. i'll tall them -- that would flatter them. i'll call them what they are. kennedy: you have followed morrissey for years. and i think this can doirs refreshing. he's never one to hold back his opinions. but is it that culture has reached critical mass when we talk about things? because it happened in his hometown, has there been a breaking point? that happens with a lot of people or are these the rantings of an older conservative gentlemen? >> he's always been a man on the left, but he has publicly gone off half cocked for years whenever he gets mad. i think's having an emotional reaction and it's totally fine. and you can have it a lot of different ways here

. >> kat: hello, everybody. i am kat timpf along with eric bolling and eboni k.ll never be the same. we are "the fox news specialists" ." president trump is going on the offense after firing fbi director james comey. the president sitting down for an interview with lester holt of nbc news, detailing how he made his decision. >> monday you met with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. did you ask for a recommendation? >> what i did is i was going to fire comey, my decision. >> you had made

i am eric bolling with eboni williams and kat timpf. thank you so much for joining us. of "the fox news specialists" ." every day, eboni, kat and i will be discussing today's biggest stories we will be joined by two specialists for unpredictable and unexpected commentary. let's meet today's specialist for he started his first company selling garbage bags door to door at age 12. he doesn't golf but he does love basketball, so he bought the dallas mavericks. he specializes

. >> kat: hello, everyone. i'm kat timpf with eboni k. williams and eric bolling." anti-trump forces unleashed their most brazen attack yet against president trump, leaking highly sensitive details of "the washington post" about president trump's meeting with russia's foreign minister and ambassador. president trump is defiance, tweeting he has "an absolute right to share facts with russia." h.r. mcmaster drove that point home. >> i stand by the statements

have a break, have a kit kat. >>> right now at 5:00, sfo, this weekend why so many passengers are dealing with delays. plus remembering a music legend. tributes pouring in to honor greg alm gregg alman. a boy slips off a ride in the grand new water park. good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. sfrietening moment in dublin today as the new city's water park and it was all caught on video. our reporter live outside the park where one boy's trip down the slide didn't end the way it was supposed to be. >> this was supposed to be a smooth opening to the park but there was an accident and plenty of scrapes for a 10-year-old boy. here's the video shot by a photographer from the east bay times who was covering the grand opening. you can so the boy jet down slide, then land on the concrete. officials said the boy suffered some minor scrapes. he was not transported to the hospital. this is a 43 million dollar aquatic park that just opened for business today. it was under the construction during the drought. it is completed and open for business. today's incident did shut down that tube as the park perso

. >> kat: hello, everyone. i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams.ox news specialists" ." let's meet today specialist. she is a former middle east analyst for the cia, former national security advisor for president obama's 2012 campaign. she will cheer her entire schedule to watch ohio state buckeyes football. marie harf is here. a "new york times" best-selling author, human rights activist and jazz recording artist. he specializes in cat songs

have a break, have a kit kat. but should nestle have a monopoly on the shape of the best seller?ges said it was not distinctive enough ina 16,000 said it was not distinctive enough in a 16,000 page ruling. thejudges gave two fingers to nestle's attempt to trademark it. the same happened with creamy whirls. cadbury had the same legal battles with its purple wrappers. toblerone had a trademark of its triangular peaks. why do these big brands go at all to this expense and bother? it is important to get the shape right for brands. there are distinctive shapes that people recognise. you can see in your own head why these colours and shapes are denoted and associated with the brand. trademarks are hugely valuable as well. obviously, there is a big commercial benefit in having a trademark. it is easier to push away copycats and keep your place in the market. nestle says it is disappointed and is considering next depth. this long—running dispute could end up going all the way to the supreme court. lloyds bank, which was bailed out by the taxpayer at the height of the financial crisis, ha

. >> kat: hello, everyone. i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams.ox news specialists" ." president trump is wasting little time reigniting his war with leakers and the mainstream media. the latest allegations are now focusing on his son-in-law, jared kushner. claiming christian proposed opening a communications back channel to the russian government during the transition. president trump is tweeting "it's my opinion that many leaks coming out of the white house are fabricated lies made up by the fake news media."

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