katie pavlich from townhall.com. columnist for the the hill, juan williams. liz marlantes, politics editor of the christian science monitor. and josh holmes, mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff and now a g.o.p. strategist. katie, where'd you come down the revelations both from the anonymous essay and also from bob woodward's book that there is a resistance inside the administration, people acting to thwart the president's directives and overall, how damaging do you think this week has been to the president? >> politically i don't think it was damaging at all. i think people have actually look at the story inside it's more palace intrigue. we don't know this person is. if they are not willing to put their name on it than we are not going to necessarily be concerned with what they have to say. inside the white house it is a huge distraction. when it comes to what this "new york times" op-ed says, they said they were trying to thwart the president's worst intentions or instincts. define what that is because based on my conversations with white house officials

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mark: katie pavlich, candace owens. want to start with you, again.ological monopoly on college campuses, any ideas how to break up this? >> i can't tell you how many events i've attended that i had had adults say thank you so much for what you're doing at turning point usa. i don't even recognize the school they went to. and by the way, i donated to them and wrote them a one million dollar check. i say excuse me? you wrote them a one million dollar check, you don't recognize the school? what katie is hitting at is correct, funding the problem, not the solution. part of it is empowering the student government races are so important. these presidencies on campus, they control a large budget and they determine who gets to come speak, and they can block speakers. so it's about that as well. making sure that the students conservative principles are one on campus and through the student body. that's something we do at turning point usa. actually be willing to stand up on the college campuses and talk about principles, despite all of the noise is incredibly

now katie pavlich has match that feat. the challenger is shannon bream.nal exam challenger. since this segment has done so well, we upped our budget, our own vanna white emily linton joins us. >> my goodness! >> tucker: >> this is very fancy. >> tucker: thank you, emily. that's right, i am the ryan seacrest. ready? >> by the way, do you know that we both beat peter doocy? what a glutton for punishment. >> he's a good guy. >> tucker: no one should be ashamed losing to either one of you because you are both -- >> they are all on kavanaugh, though. i did not know anything else that's happening in the world but kavanaugh. >> tucker: you know the rules. hands on buzzers. the first one to buzz gets to answer the question. you can answer once i acknowledge you by saying your name. each correct answer is worth a single point. if you get it wrong, lose a point from the total, best-of-five wins. dim the lights! >> where is your theme music? >> tucker: it's implied. [bell ringing] question one. the enemies aired monday night. that same boring award show it always is

in context, it's a different story. >> katie: katie pavlich here, good to see you. watching you all day. can you talk about the character witnesses? there has been a lot of attention paid to what democrats were doing today, some of the things they are saying, some of the smears they lobbed toward this nominee. kamala harris essentially accusing brett kavanaugh of being racist and not applying the law equally and fairly depending on who he was -- who was in front of him in terms of his decisions. you had lisa blatt, self-described feminist attorney on the left, talking about her extremes with him. condoleezza rice, who you work with, saying that she could vouch for his character and his integrity hands down, saying he seeks truth and facts. can you talk about how important those statements were that came at the end of the day? >> dana: such a contrast to what you saw earlier in the day with the senators. when you have, finally you get the nonpoliticians there to say i am here to introduce somebody that i know that i care about and then i believe in. you can take it f

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katie pavlich is here, and former advisor to hillary clinton and form consultant to the dnc. panel. welcome, everyone. katie, i will start with you. when dr. ford -- when we finally learned of her revelations add dianne feinstein sat on them for months like a hen on an egg. i thought this will be problematic if more people come forward. it seemed like this was an individual claim than was no corroboration and no other accusers. now it's a different story. >> it's a different story but you have to look at every allegation on its own individually. dr. ford's story, if you ask basic questions about who, what, when, where and why, that you are attacking someone's story. there are discrepancies in the polygraph she sent to dianne feinstein and what she sent to dianne feinstein. the allegation that came out from michael avenatti where the woman claims she was gang raped and kavanaugh was in the room. avenatti will not say exactly what the accusation is. he won't say brett kavanaugh engaged thoo these assaults. kennedy: that language was purposely vague. >> tonight co-has a story ou

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melissa francis, town hall contributor katie pavlich, democrat strategist jessica tarlove, and the center seat, chairman of the american conservative union and former white house political director for president george w. bush, matt schlaff, outnumbered. >> great to be here. >> harris: we'll do some on the storm and it has a political element, declarations of states of emergency have been put into place. we'll get your expertise in a moment. more than a million people in three states ordered to evacuate their homes. as the southeast coast, the midsection of the east coast for the first time in decated is bracing for this size of a storm, hurricane florence. the massive category four is set to bring torrential rainfall, catastrophic flooding, gale force winds, governors are saying landscape and life changing type of response because of the rainfall. florence could be the most powerful hurricane to hit the carolinas since haze 8. -- hazel. as we watch the map on the left, in 1953, was the last time that it got this big and this close for this long as we are watching it. it was life changing

i am jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." more democratic obstruction and outbursts from left-wing protesters on kavanaugh's first full day of questioning by the senate judiciary committee. senate minority leader chuck schumer tried unsuccessfully to shut down hearing earlier. >> the republican majority on the judiciary committee is pressing forward with the confirmation hearing on a supreme court nominee who is record has largely been shielded from the senate and the american public. the republican majority is deliberately obstructing the senate's constitutional duty. to fairly and thoroughly conduct our advice and consent powers. >> jesse: president trump weighing in on how a supreme court nominee is handling the grilling from lawmakers. >> i'm having with the -- i'm happy with the kavanaugh hearings. i saw some incredible answers to very complex questions. he is an outstanding intellect. he's an outstanding judge. he was born for the position. i think that the other side

here today melissa francis, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. joining us today, steve hilton in the center seat. host of the next revolution, and the author of positive populism. great to have you. >> steve: great to be here. one dumb xp when let's get started. she is huge, and she is coming. millions of people on the east coast bracing for hurricane florence as it bears down on the carolinas. it has lost some wind speed. the national hurricane center says there is nothing minor about florence. it warns that the storm remains deadly because of its growing size and a flow speed. fema chief brock along warning people not to let their guard down. >> just because the wind speed came down, the intensity of the storm came down to a category 2, please do not let your guard down. this is a very dangerous storm. storm surges why you have been placed under, many of you have been placed under evacuation. we are asking citizens to please heed a warning. your time is warning running o. the ocean will s

a town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. democratic strategist of fox news contributor jessica tarlov in joining us on the couch today, former white house press secretary under george w. bush and of fox news contributor, ari fleischer. we have a lot to get to today and we need your help. are you ready for it? >> ari: as ready as you can be for this one. >> melissa: we better get to it because there's a lot to do. democrats in the senate judiciary committee asking chairman grassley to delay a scheduled vote thursday on supreme court cut nominee brett kavanaugh to launch an investigation after a woman goes public with accusations of sexual assault when they were in high school. some republicans echoing calls to delay the vote. christine blakely ford, now 51 years old, university professor in northern california detailing her story to "the washington post" ." sanger drunken drunken kavanaugh and another student chapter in a room during a house party back in the early 1980s. and that kavanaugh and another teenager held her down

i am jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." more democratic obstruction and outbursts from left-wing protesters on kavanaugh's first full day of questioning by the senate judiciary committee. senate minority leader chuck schumer tried unsuccessfully to shut down hearing earlier. >> the republican majority on the judiciary committee is

katie pavlich from townhall.com.williams, columnist for the hill of purity author of the new book, from "the washington post," bob woodward, author of the best seller, "fear: trump in the white house." and gillian turner, who has no book talk this week. >> may be in working what. >> chris: then we will put that book up. bob, where you think the kavanaugh nomination stands now and assuming we have this hearing, what's going to determine whether or not he gets confirmed to the supreme court? >> what a moment, where is cecil b demille, the great filmmaker. 1952, he did a movie about a circus called the greatest show on earth. this is about what we are going to experience. i think the good news for both sides is i think this little-known senator grassley is an advocate of whistle-blowers. he's been the person behind all these acts so he's going to make sure that both of them get to do it in an open kind of fair-minded way. i think he's very sensitive to dr. ford's position on this. he's given speeches about the retributi

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, jedediah bila, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." chaos on capitol hill. democrats and protesters turning the brett kavanaugh hearing into a three-ring circus. president trump reacting minutes ago on twitter saying: "the brett kavanaugh hearings for the future justice of the supreme court are truly a display of how mean, angry, and despicable the other side is. they will say anything, and are only looking to inflict pain and embarrassment to one of the most highly renowned jurists to ever appear before congress. so sad to see!"

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melissa francis, town hall contributor katie pavlich, democrat strategist jessica tarlove, and the center white house political director for president george w. bush, matt schlaff, outnumbered. >> great to be here. >> harris: we'll do some

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