[gunshots] jesse: joining me now, katie pavlich. mexico in 2017, most of violent year on record. and it's just the homicide kingdom south of the border down there. and that's what's causing a lot

sebastian gorka and katie pavlich. this again is multiple-choice.video from england, an island on which dr. gorka grew up it is all over the internet today it shows a tourist getting in the way of one of the queen's guards while the guard is marching outside windsor castle. how did the guard react to the tourist? he letter, ask her politely to move out of the way? b? pusher heart of the side. 4c, lock hern up in prison. >> tucker: i'm going for a period h . >> tucker: to the tape we go. your waterloo i'm afraid. good point, get back to great britain. thank you both, katie pavlich, you have the mug big enough, sebastian gorka congratulations. >> i'm saluting you. >> tucker: we should note our scorekeepers are telling me that katie pavlich is oneha win away from the all-time final exam record, set by shannon bream earlier in the year. if she meets it, it is possible we could have a competition of champions in the works, that's next week. tune in every week to see if you can out with the experts, all of the news, will be right back. ♪ you shouldn't be

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[gunshots] jesse: joining me now, katie pavlich. mexico in 2017, most of violent year on record. and it's just the homicide kingdom south of the border down there. and that's what's causing a lot of the smugglers and drug traffickers to pour across the southern border. >> i'm glad you are talking about this on your show. the crisis with homicide. we are talk about heinous acts of violence like boiling people in acid while they are still alive. delivering the heads of police officers and police chiefs to police departments as a warning. hanging bodies from bridges in mexico. these are things happening all the time. based on the numbers you just talked about, it really is a crisis. the video you showed from el chapo's lair. the obama justice department trafficked a .50 caliber rifle that was found during the investigation of that lair and where he was hiding out. jesse: that was the fast and furious gun running operation. the second thing is while we don't see the violence flowing over into the united states on the level we are seeing in mexico thank god. it does have an impact on

katy pavlich with reason.com associate, robby. and a columnist at federalist. ome you to. >> hello. kennedy: katy, with you. president and his supporters say this is vindication because steel dossier was used when fed submitted this fisa application, what really happened? >> we don't know. we have hundreds of black and white ink pages. we know they used million at -- political information as valid proof to go after an american citizen, which is alarming. >> is it because it sets a a precedence. >> it might, at beginning of fisa court they say there was a valid reason, but just like any government program, whether starled fostarred for a valid rt because it has been done in secret for so long there is corruption. a lot have been put in charge of it, people at fbi presents information that had political motivations, they knew it and passed it right through. now we need reforms, and president and congress have an obligation to get us there. they are those who can fix it. kennedy: katy hit the nail on the head, it started at we're going to listen to the bad guys, ma

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino and charlie hurt.ity, and this is "the five" ." president trump is taking his america first message on the road. less than two hours from now, he's going to be firing up the crowd in tampa, florida, to drum up support for gubernatorial candidate congressman ron desantis. we've seen a dramatic turn around in the polls after trump endorsed him. desantis is getting attention for this funny ad. >> everyone knows my husband ron desantisnd

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters.ell is her flight helmet. dana perino. "the five" ." last night president trump tweeted a reminder to iran not to mess with us. it was in all caps. showing the world he's not afraid to go all caps. what's next? if you listen to the media, it has to be war. the fact his trump was responding to the iranian president who warned us about a mother of all wars. remember the last guy

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters. peanut shell is her flight helmet. dana perino. "the five" ." last night president trump tweeted a reminder to iran not to mess with us. it was in all caps. showing the world he's not afraid to go all caps. what's next? if you listen to the media, it has to be war. the fact his trump was responding to the iranian president who warned us about a mother of all wars. remember the last guy who said that? predictably the media freaks out, forgetting the whole north korea thing which followed the same pattern. forgive me if i'm not pulling my hair out. i will take a war of words over a war of worlds. the media claims the tweet is a distraction from last week's summit. how did that summit heard from? for all the media shaming come he is at 45% approval, his eyes so far. we are happier with that country's direction than any time over the last eight years. this confuses the media, as they keep saying trump is the worst thing to happen since "the view." they be because they have cried wolf so m

our defending champion is katie pavlich, she is killed opponent after opponents.oing to repeat them for our audience. hands on the buzzers. i asked the question the first one who buses and has to answer it. you have to wait until i finish asking it in order to answer. you can answer once i acknowledge you. each answer is worth one point, each incorrect answer to tractate point, best-of-five witness. wins. a man in new york city set a dangerous world record for speed slicing a piece of fruit, he chapter through 26 of these and just one minute, what kind of food was he slicing? >> watermelons. >> tucker: your decisive, i think you know the answer. >> i think he's cutting watermelons. >> tucker: is that maury povich? >> my first reaction is i'm relieved i didn't kill myself in the second one is i'm exhilarated. >> tucker: you are an esoteric a sports fan, you just knew that. you weren't guessing. that wasn't maury povich. this is a multiple-choice question. if online shopping has of course caused many brick-and-mortar stores to close. as of this week, which popular b

fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news analyst, marie hart is here. happy fourth. >> happy fourth. >> did you polish your nails the colors of "outnumbered"? >> i didn't but it works for that. >> works perfectly. >> just like our logo. yeah. >> the answer was yes. >> really surprising. but they work for "outnumbered." >> melissa has her pride bracelet on. >> very nice. >> and you're getting married soon. we better get most out of you. >> i'll be done. i brought my american pride socks. >> of course you did. >> president trump is ramping up his campaign efforts for gop candidates. he's been talking them up at rallies recently and looks like it's paying off. primary voters choosing henry c mcmastner the primary run off. watch. >> the thing with henry, you don't know it. he does it in an elegant manner. i want to thank dean heller, an incredible senator. worked so hard to get the taxes cut. >> meanwhile, a gallup poll shows republicans approval of the president during the first two weeks of june at 90%. the highest since the week of his state of the union

i'm harris faulkner, here today melissa francis, fox news contributor kv, katie pavlich, and fox news contributor jason chaffetz, also author of the new book, "the deep state." that is available in september. right now though, he is outnumbered. hello. >> glad to be here. >> are you bringing news? it's like spilling out of your pockets. new reaction to that recorded conversation between president trump and his former attorney, michael cohen. the conversation was recorded two months before the 2016 election came after the "national enquirer"'s parent company reached a deal to pay former playboy model karen mcdougall for her story of an affair that she claims she once had with that then candidate trump. in the recording, candidate trump and michael: appeared to be discussing buying the rights to that story. >> i had spoken to alan weisel brag about how to set the whole thing up, with the funding, and all the stuff. because here, -- i'm all over that. i spoke to alan about it, and when it comes time for the financing which will be -- no. i've got that. >> harris: the recording was provid

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino and charlie hurt. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is taking his america first message on the road. less than two hours from now, he's going to be firing up the crowd in tampa, florida, to drum up support for gubernatorial candidate congressman ron desantis. we've seen a dramatic turn around in the polls after trump endorsed him. desantis is getting attention for this funny ad. >> everyone knows my husband ron desantis is endorsed by president trump but is also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. he reads stories. >> then mr. trump said "you're fired." i love that part. >> he is teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league so good. >> jesse: gosh. congressman desantis isn't the only candidate benefiting from trump's backing. the president is on an endorsement hot streak. candidates he supported have won nine of the last ten contested races, including all the primaries. will

our defending champion is katie pavlich, she killed opponent after opponent.is you can hear him on foxday. you both know the rules, i'm going to repeat them for our audience. they might be tuning in for hands on the buzzers. the first time in a while. i ask the question, the first one who buzzes has to answer the question. you have to wait until i finish asking it in order to answer. you can answer onceeis i acknowledge you by saying your name. each answer is worth one point, each incorrect answer to retracts point, best-of-five wins. are you ready? >> wee are. >> tucker: you look a little nervous. a man in new york city set a dangerous world record for speed slicing a piece of fruit, he did it on his stomach using a machete. he chopped through 26 of these in just one minute. what kind of food was he slicing. >> watermelons. >> tucker: you're decisive, i think you know the answer.>> >> oh, my goodness. >> what is he doing? >> i think he's cutting watermelons. >> tucker: is that maury povich?el >> my first reaction is i'm relieved i didn't kill myself in the second one is i'm exhilarate

here today is harris faulkner, town hall had a direct contributor, the birthday girl herself, katie pavlich. there you go, former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst and host of benson, marie harf. in joining us today on the couch, fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> judge napolitano: did you pick me just for today knowing what was going to happen? >> melissa: obviously. welcome to the party. >> harris: you look 18, you look great. they do a lot to get two, president trump supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh on capitol hill today. vice president trump escorting the nominee this morning to meet with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell as the quest begins for the votes he needs to be confirmed. president trump wing and this morning before he departed for europe to attend the nato summit. the president reflecting on his announcement last night and sounding optimistic. >> last night was an incredible evening. brett kavanaugh has gotten rave reviews. from both sides. i think it's going to be a beautiful thing to watch over the next mont

fox news contributor katie pavlich and marc thiessen. welcome. great to have you with us. dave, i'll start with you. we heard from your former boss over the weekend there was an opposition to this particular -- whoever was going to be the judge, worried about rolling back roby weight and civil rights and all kinds of other things. is that an overreaction? >> no, it's not. if anything, it's a reflection of the real stakes. this isn't a political game. real people, their lives are at stake for how this court rules and i think you saw that in senator manchin's statements when he said his chief parity is to the people of west virginia. it's one of the reasons he's going to be focused on judge kavanaugh's views on whether or not people with pre-existing health conditions can be discriminated against on the basis of those conditions and the judges views more broadly on health care and his judicial philosophy in terms of how he would look at obamacare. we talk about of a mccarran's had the beltway is a fun game but for people out in america, who are relying on obamacare for their

tom bevan, katie pavlich, news editor at townhall.com and charles lane, opinion writer for "the washington seemed most clear what he said behind closed doors and what he says. but it took a little while to get there. >> took a little while. cleanup on aisle three is still going on and, look, this is part of what has been with trump. the administration has been pretty strong against russia. trump has not and he's been trying to establish this report with putin he has this sort of glitch about the election, which i think was the initial cause of his flub in helsinki that he spent basically the last three or four days trying to fix that and clean it up. i think he has now gotten to a position where the administration is strong, but it certainly has cost them with folks on capitol hill and probably in public opinion as well. >> there were some questions answered today about what president trump said to vladimir putin in that meeting, what he believes when it comes to russian modeling, who was responsible, but we also sought in the press briefings, with open up a whole controversy of questions

town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov in joining us on the cash today of a conservative commentator and editor in chief of campusreform.org, lawrence jones and he is "outnumbered." thank you for joining us. >> lawrence: thank you for having me today. >> harris: you know i'm going to say it, my friend from texas. >> melissa: the biggest test yet for special counsel robert mueller as we enter day one of the paul manafort trial, president terms former campaign chairman facing a 32 count indictment including charges of bank and tax fraud and legal experts say the threat of a conviction could convince mina for to cooperate with the special counsel's russia probe. it is important to note that federal prosecutors have said their focus in this trial has nothing to do with whether or not the trump campaign colluded with russia. senior counsel to the president kellyanne conway weighing in on that point earlier today. >> the judge has very strictly instructed no mention o

at the federalist, mark eliasson, national political correspondent at national public radio and katie pavlich townhall.com. molly, it's fascinating to watch republicans or conservatives who are most vocal about these nominees trying to either rally behind one or maybe squelch the opportunities. >> the list that donald trump put forth, which he sounds like he's going to stick with even though he interviewed mike lee was a list that really garnered a lot of support for donald trump in the election and him sticking to it is probably very key, but within that list, even though everyone is going to be largely an originalist on questions of the constitution and textual list on questions of the law, there will be some discrepancy. if you can look at it in the form of the two most recent republican nominated justices. a man like roberts, who cares a great deal about the perception of the court and what the reputation of the court will be. someone like gorsuch cares a great deal about the constitution and fidelity to the constitution and a belief that failure to live according to the boundaries of the

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here today is harris faulkner, town hall had a direct contributor, the birthday girl herself, katie pavlichx news analyst and host of benson, marie harf. in joining us today on the couch, fox news senior judicial analyst judge