greg: i like your tie. >> kimberly: sour dvrs.s an episode of "the five." "special report" is next with bret baier. >> super bowl shuffle trump style. the president disinvited the world champion philadelphia eagles. fbi's top spy expert dr. congress about russiacolluss emails. plus, life and death in gaza. we will take you there. this is "special report" ." good evening. i bret baier. night president trump is enduring some fears monday morning quarterbacking from nfl players and others over a white house visit from the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. only a handful of players were planning to attend. the president tidy

kimberly? >> kimberly: i think america is great.he president was saying that last night what an incredible country and supporters and trying to do something. he has actually followed through and had tremendous accomplishments like we reiterated numerous times on this show. i don't know, for myself in terms of as a puerto rican woman and looking at other minorities. quite pleased the numbers are going up in terms of their favorability about the president, yes. and you see key numbers going down, unemployment. why wouldn't somebody be happy about that? lower unemployment for women, for minorities. for hispanics, for blacks. isis gone. we have got record job numbers. >> jesse: kimberly's apartment is better than yours. >> juan: i bet it is. he not only was attacking pelosi and clinton. he then goes after john mccain. >> jesse: did you watch the rally, juan. >> juan: i can read. >> greg: will president presidet trump's booming economy spell bad news for nancy pelosi and company come november? that's straight ahead. ♪ call one today. are

♪ >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, katie pavlich and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." major developments in the heated national debate on immigration. president trump signing an executive order which will keep migrant families together in detention centers. the president explain why he's taking action. >> we are signing an executive order i consider to be a very important executive order. it's about keeping families together while at the same time being sure we have a very powerful, very strong border and border security will be equal if not greater than previously. we are keeping families together, this will solve that problem. at the same time, we are keeping a very powerful border and it continues to be a zero tolerance. we have zero tolerance for people that enter our country illegally. >> kimberly: the big question remains: is it legal? the courts of said children cannot be detained for longer than 20 days with the adults. greg, will start with you. it's been a hot-button issue, a lot of discussion back and fort

kimberly, i am going to give you the run. which one do you want? >> kimberly: all of it.hat's interesting is when you look at this, you see a human interest story. someone trying to work come to their job, nevertheless has an active detainer in the system. >> dana: the pizza delivery man. >> kimberly: when you see a situation like that, show pictures of him and his family and you think what are we going to do about people like us who are trying to make a living but nevertheless the law is the law. there was an active detainer. it has to be upheld. if they have a detainer. >> dana: he promised a judge in 2010 he would leave within two months, and he didn't. >> kimberly: people over stay. you hear that all the time. nice people with nice families but you have to have some rules here, or won't have order in a lawful society. we have an obligation to do that because the rules can't apply to some people but not to others. you want to have uniformity. you want to be fair the way that you handle it, but part of it, part of the fairness is an approach with the law is enforced. >>

>> kimberly: so mean.be totally -- >> jesse: he is fine. >> kimberly: why are you showing it so many times? >> jesse: everything is fine. >> kimberly: it is like you are weird slapping video. >> jesse: the way to not slip off the board. >> kimberly: i could see greg doing something like that in poor taste. >> jesse: i couldn't stop watching it. >> greg: no one was hurt. except for this video. roll it. rule lite. clearly disturbing tape. there is a dog excited. there is something going on. maybe the houses on fire. the cat is clearly indifferent. maybe got tickets to a concert. the goober is outside. the cat is indifferent. >> jesse: that is like me when you are talking in the commercial break. >> kimberly: oh, my god. it is like you, greg, outside my window. >> dana: podcast is quite good. i liked it. they let me participate. tomorrow you're going to hear an interview with former federal judge kevin sharp. he did the original review of th case of matthew charles, the rs i have been talking about, who had t

kimberly's point is right.e has met little rocket man more than any other american on the face of the earth. they have some karaoke together. they have gone skiing together. they played ping-pong, basketball. listen to the things he said about dennis rodman. he says he's like a little kid who doesn't want more. things americans are going to trto take over the country so he wants heath -- he feels like that's his only defense. he wants to have with culture improved. and he loves america. they said when he went over there, he played the soundtrack of "dallas." >> kimberly: he is like greg. >> jesse: for four hours, he >> greg: so he is insane. >> jesse: to your point about real estate, he is like a motivated buyer. he really wants his countries to succeed and he really wants -- he wants money and trump points out this guy out. he brings him to this five-star luxury resort or its leica $3500 tasting menu, peacocks roaming around. this east meets west deal. $6residentiaui s saying capitalism can be good if you the

. >> kimberly: hello, bret's.hanks for doing a great job over there. looking forward to the coverage. i wanted to ask you some of the behind-the-scenes chlamydia messaging from the white house, signaling reasonable, realistic expectations. in terms of the outcome between these two world leaders. >> bret: there is a little bit of scaling back over the recent days. i hear that this is the first of several meetings likely going back to the reagan summits with gorbachev. you had geneva was first, and that led eventually to reykjavik and washington and moscow. i think this is a gena-ty meeting that sets up others. the question is how far down the road they can go. and how far the north koreans are really able to get to denuclearize to get economic benefits for their nation. >> dana: juan williams. >> juan: brad, interested in what you said at the top about the president leaving later today, obviously last week they were discussing the possibility of this being a two to three day summits. i wonder what your reporting is

kimberly: true story.this weekend. coming out to confetti, dancing at the young women's leadership summit. it was fantastic. turning point usa. there was 1,000 young woman there. i am somewhere in the center, taking pictures with them. they were amazing. it was wonderful to see young women so engaged and excited about the political process and their beliefs and millennials. yeah, female millennials. >> donna: did you cut a rug? >> kimberly: you know i did. they were chanting. >> greg: i don't know about you, jesse, but i find this sexist. what about men? >> kimberly: jeanine pirro, kellyanne conway. >> jesse: ben shapiro was there. >> greg: jesse. >> jesse: i guess jimmy kimmel challenged senator ted cruz to a basketball game. it was probably the worst basketball ever. they actually had to stop. they were going to 15. they stopped. they got so tired. cruz ended up winning and beating him 11-9, i believe. it was a pathetic display. i'm going to suspend the strategy. i'm going to criticize jimmy kimmel even

what do you think, kimberly? >> kimberly: i think this is so nutty, so crazy.ajority of my life there. dividing it into three? is l.a. part of california or southern california? further down the southern california. what is going on over there? the place is completely falling apart. the homeless camps. it's unbelievable. i don't know why they think this is a gooidea but it goes to show you, run amok in california. if something like this made it on the ballot, good luck with that. >> greg: you jt answered your own question. it's because of described. big government has failed the nonrich. california lks le the set o "mad max." overrun with filth, crime, disease, drug paraphernalia. d loves t me dy shows they consider their castles in the sky while the rest of us in california have to near overpasses, undernth our encampments buffeted by hills of feces. pesi calls it -- >> kimbey: people are tired of subsidizing the craziness, disregard for the law, sanctuary cities, homeless encampments. squandered. >> juan: is this the case where president trump has anger i cal

kimberly. >> kimberly: thank you. what are we, north korea right now? i have an opinion too. i think it was incredible to watch last night. so many of us were riveted, it's an important moment in international discourse and diplomacy. i really hope and pray that this is the first step of many meetings between the united states and north, south korea, china, to be able to work together. nuclear scientists involved, to be able to trust but verify which is reagan's policy, and really work towards peace. no one benefits for more. in that sense, i think this was something that was important, a step in the right direction. can you say he trusts the actions of that man that has run a brutal regime of torture and behaves horrifically to his own people? perhaps we have a small park to play in stopping that, shedding some light on it and not continuing to have them isolated. to create and commit their horrors without the rest of the world knowing about it. i believe the president when he says otto warmbier did not die in vain. that really did cast a very bright light on what was going

. >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. police reported five fatalities after shots fired inside the maryland newsroom the capital gazette. a suspect has been apprehended and is being interviewed but police are working to clear the scene. going to trace gallagher with the latest. >> we just learned a few minutes ago there are five dad which is why we stay away from numbers in this case is because they are always wrong. the five dead is the first time we had heard that all day long. police finally confirming at a short time ago. we know other people are injured. they are saying several injuries and we know that one of them is being held at a local medical center and another was being held at the anne arundel county medical center which is now on lockdown for some reason. it's a little less than a mile away from the scene of the shooting, and the question is, we don't know why it's on lockdown. it's got two patients there, and for the time being, the hospitals on lockdown. we have some highways to go through there, major inte

kimberly guilfoyle. >> kimberly: i think there was a lot of people saying there's might be significantvidence in here. obviously quite voluminous. but in terms of the level of discussion that preceded this, do you think they take away, what you are hearing from behind the scenes, is that this was something that they overpromise, and are delivered. how would you characterize it? >> bret: first of all, depending on your political point of view, just talking pure politics, you look at this and there will be people who say it's a nothing burger and other people will say it is chock-full of damning things. i think what you will hear from chris wray is that this is a big problem within the fbi. they are probably going to announce some kind of action they are taking. if you look at trey gowdy and what he put out in the statement he put out, he says he is alarmed, angered, and deeply disappointed and goes on to detail and pretty scathing terms what he sees. he is a guy who has defended the fbi, even the most recent spygate stuff. >> jesse: juan williams took a really good data takeoff. we have

i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters.he crossed the delaware on a slice of toast. dana perino. "the five" ." the world is getting hotter, and it's not global warming. it's political tension driven by emotion. now we worry if civility is dead. is it? most of america isn't what's on tv. the shouting on camera is what attracts the camera in the first place, so you see more of it. it may not be a bad idea to lower the temperature. why not a peace movement or at least a "keep the peace" movement. let's admit one key truth. almost all people who disagree with each other i thi that they are the good guys. norm mcdonald once tweeted "the idiot sees the world as good versus evil. the cynic sees the world as evil versus evil. the truth that no one seems able to see is that the world is and has always been a battle of good versus good." everyone who annoys you, they think they are right, but so do you, and that annoys them. the solution, understand first that we live our lives with different filters. lease cultures clash. still, we

kimberly? >> kimberly: i don't -- nope. going to make one up. >> i remember one, but i won't bring it out. >> kimberly: mine? >> do you remember when i tweeted an insult at pierce morgan, and i didn't know -- i made fun of him and i didn't realize that he was a guest on the fnc show, and he said that thing? i got in so much trouble. i won't tell you who the host is but, she doesn't like me. >> if that doesn't narrow it down. >> while she's not here anymore. what is one rule growing up that your mom/dad had they were afraid to break, and you still follow that rule? >> i go to bed at 8:30 p.m. >> you go to bed? >> if i can go to bed by 9:30 p.m., then i'm happy. >> that's when all the fun happens. >> i remember i had a curfew of 11, and i work myself into a frenzy for so long before i approached my dad to ask to move it to midnight. i finally got up the guts and i asked him and he said, yes, sir. >> i don't think i've ever been to bed at that time. sleep? nope. >> that's when you are just getting up. >> i'm a night owl. but i

that explains a lot. >> kimberly: maybe we are related. this before but the bottom line is, my father was born in ireland. that's no surprise that his whole side is irish and scottish. my mother, the puerto rican side is where it gets interesting. iberian peninsula, which is spanish. 9.7% from west africa, east africa, north africa. native american, 6.1% and a little bit of british on that side as well. >> dana: 80% european? >> kimberly: that include spanish, the puerto rican side. >> dana: i was 100% european. my great grandparents lived in italy. they came from italy. i am 2.2% italian. mostly british and irish. peter, i guess we have more in common than we thought. french and german. the balkan thing, didn't know about that. juan, go ahead. >> juan: i did ancestry.com before this but it came back. much of the same. mostly from, 40% sub-saharan african. 25% european. british, iberian. greg and i do have things in common. ancestry.com had 27, 28% south asian. this one has me 20% south asian, more european. >> dana: jesse, the only one wh

♪ >> dana: i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. it's the decision that could supreme court for a generation and be a defining moment for the trump presidency. justice anthony kennedy announcing hours ago that he is retiring at the end of the next month. president trump reacting to the news. >> justice kennedy will be retiring, and he's a man that i've known for a long time and a man that i have respected for a long time. we will begin our search for a new justice of the united states supreme court that will begin immediately. we have a list of 25 people that i actually had during my election. we have a very excellent list of great, talented, highly educated, highly intelligent hopefully tremendous people. >> dana: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell laying out the timeline to confirm justice kennedy's successor. >> we look forward to yet another outstanding selection. we will vote to confirm justice kennedy successor. it's imperative this fall -- it's

kim ca>> kimberly: it is nation doughnut day.e first friday in june and established in 1938 to honor the salvation dough nut lassies. and look at them digging in and this is a crowd pleasure. and salvation is teaming up to deliver treats to the veterans as well. and 10 billion is made here in the u.s. and estimate that they rake in 12 billion in revenue each year. >> dana: i am surprised. looks loc a little light pink. jesse swallow that dough nut. >> jesse: diamond and silk came to new york and we decided what better to do with them than send them to harlem to ask people what they think of donald trump. >> i think he is a bigot. >> you think he is a who? excuse me. he is not a bigot. >> he is a racist. he started chaos. >> what did he say? >> he said a lot of things. >> name one. >> he talks about people. >> like who? i am speechless. i am without speech. >> jesse: diamond and silk. this saturday night at 8:00 and best of the partiers and the 30-year-old evicted from his parent's house. >> dana: greg. you get to go next. >> satu

. ♪ >> kimberly: hello everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle. this is the five.n unprecedented event at the white house this morning, president trump making his way through a mob of reporters for an impromptu interview on "fox & friends." the president then on loading on top fbi brass on the inspector general's report. >> at the top people were horrible. we look at what happened to come up they were plotting against my election. the ig report with a horror show. if you let the fbi take a report of the real fbi, not the scum on top. i think the report yesterday may be more importantly than anything, it exonerates me. >> kimberly: the president also took aim at aim at space special agent peter strzok. >> president trump: i am amazed that peter strzok is still at the fbi and so is everyone else that dumb like tt before. and i'm not even talking about the report, i'm talking about long before the report. >> kimberly: president trump hammering fired fbi director james comey. >> president trump: if they seem like very criminal acts to me. what he did was criminal, what

kimberly i also this question at the top of the show what next i'm going to put that to you now talk us through what is actually expected of what is going to happen next in the sickly speaking. there is a lot of clarity and so that's why some of the president's top democratic critics like nancy pelosi and also the top democratic congresswoman in the house of representatives than chuck schumer the top democratic senator they have sent a letter to donald trump saying that they are demanding that he put in place a plan that he presented congress about what is going to happen to the twenty three hundred children approximately that were subject to this child separation policy as well they say that this issue of the detention centers is not an adequate solution because it is coming not only taxpayers' expense but also is not something positive for the children growing up but we've also got the counter to that we've got the department of homeland security secretary curious to nielsen speaking earlier this morning talking about what your guest talked about a few moments ago and that is that

how could hi there kimberly so it appears that the still confusion around what's going to happen next and the clerisy around you know the putting sit back together of children and their parents. there's confusion and so agencies say they're waiting for further guidance from the trump administration which they've not yet received and you have to remember that the children moving forward as a result of this executive order now get to stay with their parents will they await a hearing before an immigration judge but there are you know more than two thousand children that were already separated some of them have been transported to shelters run by the department of homeland security as far away as new york state which is quite a significant distance from the u.s. southern border with mexico so based on some of the children that have entered the united states in the last couple of years without their parents because this is a significant problem according to multiple administrations not just the trumpet ministration but the obama administration before that children are coming over in the ha

kimberly, that's no small thing.he president saying, hey, let's bring them back, what do you think our allies think about that? >> the allies already think that -- the diplomats i've spoken to the president doesn't pay enough attention to details large and small. and this is just going to be more proof for them that he seems to have been so convinced by his -- what some have called almost bromance with vladimir putin that he's overlooking major issues with russia. when they talk to u.s. security officials, u.s. diplomats, they say or hear the right thing, but something like this comes out of the mouth of donald trump and it makes them all doubt his understanding of what is happening on the world stage. >> let's look at big picture here, david, because you have the president who doesn't really want to be there in the first place, our reporting indicates that as of last night, he was complaining to aides why do i have to go, is anything going to come out of this, he's cutting out early to go to singapore to meet with r

just listening to what kimberly was saying the change is a difficult thing to come by at the moment how would you best attack this actually effecting the change. well it's very interesting it's a few things that i was listening to your plane and you know as far as the congressman thing you know we're changing the message of the united states what to expect when you come to the united states we're not changing the message discrimination has always been very much present in the you know just as there happens with you know whether undocumented folks or you know minorities particularly latinos and it's been very very prevalent in the united states this is not a new message that it's just something that it's now been highlighted in the media so we're not changing the message this is just now living now this is in the face of everyone but this has been existing for a very long time so when we talk about a nation that is ruled by liberty and justice we're not there we're not there and you know we're just listening about how this is becoming you know number one topic for the new elections and t

well let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly helka hi there kimberly so the president is signing something that's hopefully going to keep families together what could it look like and why now. well it's a stunning reversal of policy if the president goes through with sign this executive order which we believe is about to happen at roughly eight hundred g.m.t. this is really a stark response to the escalating outrage we've seen not just domestically but around the world to this policy by the president separating children from their families who when they are accused of entering the united states illegally and waiting prosecution the president essentially has not released the draft order so we don't know what the language will look like specifically but in that cabinet meeting here at the white house with republicans he did say he faces a particular dilemma julie that if he's weak that order in his view is over run over run people pouring in by the thousands if he is strong he is accused of having no heart so what this presumably will do is at least end the policy of the ch

how could kimberly so we hear that the president is going to sign something to keep families together are going to sign it soon it's a little vague what do we know anything about what it would look like. we've been trying to nail down some clarity it's been tough that's because this is been fast moving the president was scheduled to leave for duluth minnesota for a rally about thirty minutes ago that departure has not happened it's behind schedule instead the white house press pool has been summoned to what we call lower press where presumably they're taken to the oval office or another room where we believe this signing is either imminent or is currently taking place but we've not been able to confirm that because the pool consists of a very small number of reporters who later disseminate the tape to the rest of us so we're waiting to see exactly whether or not the president has signed this executive order as he said that he would do by now and what he says when he does it if and when that occurs what we do know is that the president speaking earlier when he was in the cabinet room m

kimberly guilfoyle, jason chaffetz and coulter. tell us whatou think and join tonight's conversation. let's start with the big event. this was a combination of things. for decades america was run by an establishment idealology of globalization. republicans and democrats a lot favored business and technology and centralization of power in the administrative state. also a ready supply of cheap important labor. this brought huge benefits to the elite themselves. to the 80% of the americans outside of the knowledge economy. incomes went down, jobs went away, and the social fabric was born. donald trump was elected to over turn this e idealology. this week it became clear that the elite has a new ideology. this time it has nothing to do with policy. it's much simpler and less rational. it's hated of donald trump and his followers. they say they fear strangers. is there any better depiction of how senior fbi officers known as trump supporters are lazy, uneducated, p.o.s. pieces of s-h-i-t. they fawn overcome by. he put himself above the

kimberly: we have just two cases left and we will be wrapping up the term tomorrow. you so much. that was kimberly robinson joining us from the supreme court. a pretty boisterous crowd behind her. coming up, my wilson, the morgan stanley chief u.s. equity aboutgist, we will talk whether trade tensions could continue to hit stocks. users can interact with the and seeuse g tv the charts use on bloomberg television. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. with i'm mark crumpton, first word news. president trump calling the decision at the supreme court a moment of profound vindication. the justices upheld the president's ban on travel from seve

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kimberly thank you now these really military says its air strikes have hit at least twenty five targets in gaza linked to hamas it says they were response to around forty five rockets fired from gaza towards israeli territory several of the rockets were intercepted but three landed just inside israel tensions have been high since late march and palestinians began protesting at the gaza israeli border fence israeli troops have shot dead one hundred thirty two palestinians and injured thousands more during several weeks of demonstrations. macedonia's parliament has approved a deal to rename the country and a twenty seven year disagreement with greece the pollute preliminary agreement with greece to rename the country the republic of northern macedonia was signed on sunday sixty nine out of one hundred twenty eight lawmakers voted in favor of the proposal will now be put to a referendum objects to the name macedonia because it has its own pov and with the same name the name dispute has meant the country was blocked from joining nato or the e.u. now in indonesia the search is continuing for

cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier, ron brownstein. first, ron, to you. your reaction to this new tweet from president trump. >> these are unpriecedented moments. i was thinking back even at the height of the tension with many of the allies in the iraq war with george w. bush, i don't think we've seen such a rupture with our traditional allies. i think it is reflective of the way the president approaches global affairs and that he does not believe that there is a value in the u.s. being the leader of an international rules-based order. he views each interaction essentially as a zero-sum game and kind of on a blank piece of paper where he's as willing to give comfort to traditional adversaries as he is willing to, you know, kind of conflict with traditional allies -- every u.s. president from franklin develop through barack obama believed it was in our own self-interest to organize the leading democracies of the world in a rules-based international order, and the president simply is in the process of tearing that down. >> kimberly, let me read another twee

kimberly it smells a bit fishy that the president can pardon himself is. it's certainly a legal argument that his team is trying to make and so we see the president tweeting the smore name here monday morning in washington in a series of tweets but it's this one and one other that you point out that are really catching attention and it is a continuation of an argument made by the president of advisor and lawyer of the former new york mayor rudolph giuliani the president saying in his treatise been stated by numerous legal scholars i have the absolute right to pardon myself but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong well this is an argument a legal argument i can tell you that when it comes to self pardoning the justice department has weighed in on this before in fact back in one nine hundred seventy four under the administration of richard nixon who of course resigned over a political corruption scandal the justice department said no one can judge their own case the president cannot pardon himself so again this is an argument being made in a wi

american president has ever met with a north korean leader troubles doing pretty well i think so kimberly talk to us about the the feeling of this being so surreal to so many people. well certainly it was surreal even last evening about twenty four hours ago here in singapore when there was a bit of a fascination with kim jong un is his motorcade first arrived in singapore and then when he really are urged from his hotel to go around the city seeing some of the sights even snapping a selfie with a local government official high profile government official many people were having that same feeling given the fact that this is a relatively reclusive leader rarely see him unless it is in some sort of state controlled typesetting highly choreographed but in many ways this whole moment today was highly choreographed by the u.s. president so there is sort of a mixed reaction to what is being seen kim jong un himself probably said it best when the white house press corps was in following them at the capella hotel it tows island just about five kilometers from where i'm standing right now he liken

you need to take a look also i want to bring kimberly and increase our go right back to you i'm just looking at what secretary pompei o shared quite recently on twitter he is the secretary of state for the united states he says among the issues that the president the united states and the team discussed with north korea human rights religious freedom japanese you can hear from you me how important that is but where in the agenda was it and how do we even know that that actually happened and took place. well i listened to the entire hour long press conference so this question came up multiple times not just the first question but it was picked up and drilled down to a finer point by a couple of reporters at least it certainly was part of the discussion donald trump was asked about the tens of thousands would be more than hundreds of thousands of people that are in these school logs and what this means whether or not this photo opportunity is sort of legitimize all of that donald trump said that very clearly that in his four hour discussion with the north korean leader that the issue o

certainly would be unrest in the united states can they how could there live from the white house kimberly thank you french priests have moved people out of two camps housing refugees in paris authorities say they are offering temporary shelter the home to the hundreds of people affected and it comes to few days after police cleared an even larger camp in the northeast of the city over the past three years speaks of move twenty eight thousand refugees out of camps in paris. the president of catalonia says he will meet spain's new prime minister clinton torah said he's exchanged messages with pederasts anxious on the capital and we feature following last year's unilateral declaration of independence which was declared illegal no date has yet been set though for those discussions david cheeta reports from literate the new socialist prime minister pedro sanchez started his first day in office by welcoming the ukrainian president petro poroshenko to madrid it was a long standing gauge went on the former prime minister mariano rajoy diplomatic diary close aides for both leaders must have had a

matal mark just a few feet away from the president and the dignitaries from singapore missing him kimberly. that's right the u.s. president has just descended down that stairway behind me from air force one arriving relatively on time considering presidential schedules rarely do so as you point out there are foreign dignitaries that are present but actually on this soil it's not foreign at all in fact it's singaporean dignitaries the foreign minister we know is present greeting the u.s. president he came down the stairs and followed by the chief of staff john kelly we believe there is a full contingent of the trump administration in terms of the high level team here to help the u.s. president prepare for that singapore summit to take place on tuesday not just the chief of staff but also the u.s. secretary of state mike pump. who is also on board the plane the press secretary sara sanders but it's the secretary of state that will be particularly useful in these preparations for the to see something given the fact that he has met with kim jong un the north korean leader with whom the u.s. pr

white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington d.c. accounted that didn't go down too well in germany but what made him feel that he could send a tweet to germany. well it's a series of tweets in fact we've received even more in the last few minutes almost half a dozen in the last couple of hours on the issue of immigration border security the president often responds on social media to things he's seen on the morning news shows and that's the timing that seems to coincide with this latest sort of flurry of tweets that we're seeing some of the latest change the laws it's the democrats fault for being weak and ineffective with border security and we don't want what is happening with immigration in europe to happen to us the president seems to be defending his hard line stance on immigration particularly when it comes to the u.s. border with mexico the southern border sensually this policy that is in place and has been in place for more than ten years but wasn't really in force under the previous two presidents but that now is being in f

so kimberly the issue there getting even more politically complicated right. yeah deja vu on capitol hill we've seen the so many times for more than a decade members of congress refusing to come up with a reform package to update the immigration laws in the united states that are severely out of date u.s. president heading to capitol hill tuesday evening meeting with republicans who control both houses of congress right now the house republicans had one proposal to end the separations in the border the senate had another and the democrats refused to support either so there's a bit of a stalemate at the moment although all parties are vowing to at least continue looking at this issue to try and end the policy of child separations given the fact that the president is not backing down on his and for some it of the zero tolerance policy when it comes to child separations it's important to understand sammy how us law and government works essentially the white house and forces law but the congress makes the law so the congress does have the power to end this but doe

president in singapore thank you very much for that kimberly. now they've been multiple explosions and bomb attacks across afghanistan a suicide bomber blew himself up in the capital kabul in front of the ministry of rural development killing twelve people and injuring at least thirty others earlier three suicide bombers to on the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces there say they managed to kill the attackers before they detonated their explosives and in a third incident including fifteen members of the afghan military were killed fighting the taliban let's speak to mushtaq rahim who's a political analyst and security specialist his via skype from afghanistan's capital kabul it was just a few days ago that the taliban and the afghan government agreed to a truce over the ied holiday at the end of the holy month of ramadan so why are we seeing a spike in violence now well as you nor there the president of iran and so on and the government authorities have been announcing that there are a number of groups oper

doug with the latest. >> hi, kimberly. what we're looking at here is a slow motion evolution resistance. we're looking at a massive collision and it's happening before our very, very eyes. first of all, it's highly unusual as you know in a white collar crime case for something to be sent to jail in advance of his trial. very rarely does that happen among white collar criminals. that's what happened here this morning. paul manafort taken in to detention in advance of his trial date here in washington, which will be happening in mid september. he faces another trial in the eastern district court of virginia in mid august. that means he has to report to that trial while he's in detention here in the district of columbia. it's an indication of the absolute determination of robert mueller to put more scouts on his wall here and he is seeking one out in mr. manafort. you heard from president trump and how he has been embolden by the i.g. report yesterday. while that is very separate from mr. mueller's investigation here, there's

. >> kimberly olsen was one of them.a very intimate relationship with ernie scherer, met him in september 2008, six months after his parents' murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on his dice at the craps table. he was a smooth talker. >> that's a line. >> it is. i fell for it. >> reporter: from day one, their relationship was based on honesty, she said, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me the stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth. i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he had made a lot of mistakes. >> of course he also told her about his parents' murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell stories about him and his father. he'd get teary-eyed about it. >> kimberly got to know ernie, she said, very, very well. >> if you can drive to texas with someone and not want to strangle them in the middle of texas you get to know someone really well. he was really sweet. >> reporter: she eventually moved

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calc it's a long day for you kimberly and i long few days but let's maybe just take a step back here in your position as a white house correspondent have a front row seat to all the things donald trump says he will do and guess what he did this one he said he would and he got it done. right and certainly there was no question that leading up to this this is something that donald trump watch it you have to remember donald trump often has a motivation of ego in a lot of what he does there's no question he also believes that he has a tremendous opportunity he repeatedly said he's bringing a message of peace he wants to do this for the world but he also knows that his supporters have suggested that he maybe even deserves the nobel peace prize for the accomplishment so far that's probably a little bit premature but certainly that may be part of the calculus donald trump is very concerned about branding he's concerned about his image there's no question as a former reality t.v. star he has produced the story up to this moment and so in this is a bit of a signature donald trump when you tal

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lou: kimberly strassel, thanks for being with us. we applaud your wor thank you so much. come back soon. kim strassel. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you believe president trump's america first policy has rendered the dems and the national left-wing media irrelevant? follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. you won't believe who left-wing fool alec baldwin thinks he can win against in the 2020 election. stay with us. lou: a federal judge permitting at&t to go ahead with its acquisition of time-warner. hillary vaughn joins us with more on the historic merger. reporter: district court judge leon giving the green light for the merger. this is historic and could pave the way for a slew of deals where streaming giants like netflix, amazon and hulu have new rivals. the judge did not think the doj met their responsibility to deliver burden of proof. at&t, time-warner, cbs charter all higher in afterhours trading. the doj could appeal the judge's ruling. but the judge had a sharp warning for the government if they don't let his ruling stand. saying quote, to do otherwise

is taking on to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett who is in sentosa island in singapore where the meetings were held and she's actually standing by waiting for us president ronald trying to come to the podium and give us a press conference kimberly the little bit that we've already seen the two men and signing this agreement. donald trump same fairly happy with how things have gone are we expecting to get any more details out of him even any specifics about this agreement because let's be honest that the press got that from zooming in very very to the very very small print he hasn't officially said yet what was in this agreement. no he has not and so the devil is always in the details and that is what we are waiting for us president this hotel that i'm at right now in this auditorium is where this historic encounter between the north korean leader and the u.s. president took place it's happened to all of this and we are awaiting what the u.s. president has promised will be three comprehensive. this is about to begin. some sort of. takes to. try to speak over this audio.

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kimberly and aaron, we're going to turn your mikes on in a second. we're keeping an eye on capitol hill where we expect nancy pelosi. it comes hours after joe crowley, the fourth ranking house democrat who'd been in congress nearly two decades lost his primary race to the woman on the left there. 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-cortez. so what does this tell us about the party? anything? i'm joined by a member of the house intelligence and judiciary committees. congressman, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me back. >> i know you're missing a piece of a hearing to be with us. i appreciate that. let me start on that topic here. there has been a discussion about the need for younger leadership in the democratic party. you talked about how you are one of those younger leaders. you say you fight for these millennial issues. you said just this week that more people, more young progressives need to be at the table. but isn't that what this race is showing democrats? >> i'm excited that across the country in the flipable seats we have, we have ab

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