lisa boothe, ab stoddard, and charles krauthammer. unindicted co-conspirators, all. sa, this "washington post" story about a senior advisor close to the president which seems like language calculated to make a stink of jared kushner, if this is true -- if it's true there is such a person in the white house was now a person of interest for this investigation, should the trumpa significant escalation in this story? >> potentially. everyone should take what is printed with a grain of salt. we've seen a lot of the information surfaced being incorrect. in regarding to "the new york times" article with president trump's conversations with the russians. there was a report with the mexico president, there is a threat from president trump. spokesperson for the president came out and said that was not true. same thing with the australian prime minister. reports regarding comey be incorrect as well. i think everything should be taken with a grain of salt these days. >> james: okay. let's listen to or hear from sean spicer who assuredly has had better weeks than this one. he offe

joe concha, lisa boothe and au austtan goolsbee all coming up. the past two weeks, they've been nothing like we've ever seen before in american history. president trump has been attacked with andlis innuendo, breathless hyperventilating reporting. i'm going to explain what the president is up against. this is important. we put it altogether in tonight's opening monologue. this week we're telling you about the five groups that want to destroy president trump. they want to undermine the will of the american people. these are the threats we're facing. one, the deep state. they're going after president trump, collectively leaking information. look at the disgruntled fired former f.b.i. director james comey. he's using the press to carry out his own personal vendetta against president trump. number two the destroy trump media. these rigid, left-wing, hillary-supporting idealogues pushing their tin foyle hat conspiracy theories night after night, breathlessly hyping everything up, one fake news scandal after fake news scandal. number three, the democra

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joining us now lisa booth former spokesman for the u.s. ambassador to the u.n.>> sean: i didn't think it could get any better than dan rather saying that donald trump is now the hunted by the media. i think maxine waters got pretty close with the lock her up came from putin. >> yeah. absolutely, sean. i hate to be mean here, sean. but there is a little bit of a humor in maxine waters talking about connecting the dots because this is a woman who on an interview just recently couldn't explain what the democratic party stood for outside of the resistance to president trump. this is a woman who had also previously said that comey had zero credibility but in an interview struggled to explain why someone with no credibility shouldn't be fired. so there is a little bit of humor for her to talk about connecting the dots when, you know, she is not exactly known for interesting correct herself here. you are right, sean, we should be dealing with facts and i think that the media has largely been interested in search of a narrative instead of the facts. >> sean: i don't eve

i am lisa boothe in for eboni k. williams.ur specialists today are rob o'neill and rachel campos-duffy. according to a poll from harvard, american voters think there is a lot of fake news, 80% of republicans and 60% of independents and 53% of democrats. 35% of voters overall do not agree. rachel, what do you think? >> rachel: i think it's probably pretty accurate. where i live, people are savvy. i think we can look at the last election. the media was 100% in the tank for hillary clinton and trump still won. the left doesn't just have the mainstream media. they have powerful pop culture. we saw last week jimmy kimmel had to apologize for humanizing trump, which is a weird thing. i think the american people are smart. they get it and they don't see this as just an attack on donald trump. they see it as an attack on them. they voted. they don't believe and do overs for the election. they never trump's are trying to undo their election. they are mad about it. >> kat: they don't see it as an attack on donald trump because the same

. ♪ >> and jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, richard fowler, lisa boothe, and greg gutfeld9:00 in new york city. this is "the five" ." ♪ big show for your tonight. hillary clinton returns to her alma mater today. lodges and called out on the out war on president trump. >> you are graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason. >> i'm sure graduates would've liked to hear something more uplifting at their commencement. more on that later. but first, we begin with fast breaking developments on the manchester terror attacks. president trump tonight is in italy for a g-7 meeting where he earlier joined his fellow leaders in a joint statement condemning terrorism. british police made another arrest in the manchester investigation today. and authorities say they are confident that most of the individuals involved in the attack on out and coughed down my custody. with the situation across the pond remains urgent when the terrorist who blew himself up he had a second bomb that still missing. british crime is or teresa may vowed to stand strong in the

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. ♪ >> and jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, richard fowler, lisa boothe, and greg gutfeldthe five" ." ♪ big show for your tonight. hillary clinton returns to her alma mater today. lodges and called out on the out war on president trump. >> you are graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason. >> i'm sure graduates would've liked to hear something more upliftin a

joining me now "fox news" contributor lisa boothe "washington times" editor opinion editor and "fox newsntributor charlie hurt. guys, would he think of tim allen being fired? >> think it's really sad. i have liked him ever since home-improvement trait i used to watch the that show all the time and i personally like him. he comes across as a very warm person but is certainly questionable because the ratings were by all counts, the ratings are good and the season was down 5% but compared to some counterparts down 20 to 30% so certainly does raise questions given that his on-screen character was conservative and he is a conservative in real life. he would either first time we have seen someone get canned for their political views. it certainly raises questions. lou: to say it isn't so, charlie. say it isn't so. >> the guys genuinely funny and in order to be funny you have to be honest and you have to have some sort of pulse about reality in the world for which nobody in hollywood does. they all believe in political correctness and it's all this t there. goose-stepping so if you have a guy w

we will ask fox news contributor lisa booth. good morning, lisa. >> hey, guys. it is interesting.2008. we didn't hear that from her as much. >> no, all we have heard is excuses from her as to why she lost. every parent should take a clip of this and show it to their kids and show it as to be a sore loser and not lose gracefully. that's all we see is excuse after excuse. she made the gender card a huge issue during her campaign. remember madam all bright told women voters there is a special place in hell for us if we didn't vote for hillary clinton. she ended up losing white women to president trump. she also struggled with noncollege educated women in rural areas, particularly the rust belt which really set her back. and she failed to capture hispanic women to the same degree that president obama did. she really made this the centerpiece of her campaign but yet still failed to connect with key demographics of female voters. pete: on the sexism part i'm sitting here with two powerful smart women. >> oh. pete: it's true. you would have thought the women in the audience and some will

lisa boothe, charlie hurt. they both join us. charlie, which is true?think without a doubt, the testimony he gave, i think it's crucial testimony because not only does it suggest comey does not think anything like this happened but also, andrew mccabe is someone who would have been a recipient of the memo he wrote. of course andrew mccabe himself also testified under oath that up to that point, no one had tried to impede any investigation. one other thing that's important is, you know, what donald trump supposedly said to jim comey and again, jim comey apparently didn't think it was an obstruction of justice when he said it. donald trump has said this publicly, how mike flynn shouldn't be investigated and he didn't think he did anything wrong. why was that not obstruction of justice? it is no different than behind closed doors saying he's a good guy. he didn't do anything wrong. >> tucker: that's a good point. comey presumably was behind the leak of the memo he a wrote, a memo we have not seen, whose contents we can only speculate about. but if he did l

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kat timpf and lisa boothe, filling in for eboni k. williams.the "the fox news specialists" ." some big developments in the terror and national security front. president trump ordering the justice department to go after information leaked by u.s. officials on the manchester suicide bombing. the leaks causing u.k. officials to shut down intelligence sharing with the u.s. over the attack, fearing they jeopardize the race to hunt down the co-conspirators. more raids underway. we will

lisa boothe, charlie hurt. they both join us. charlie, which is true?a doubt, the testimony he gave, i think it's crucial testimony because not only does it suggest comey does not think anything like this happened but also, andrew mccabe is someone who would have been a recipient of the memo he wrote. of course andrew mccabe himself also testified under oath that up to that point, no one had tried to impede any investigation. one other thing that's important is, you know, what donald trump supposedly said to jim comey and again, jim comey apparently didn't think it was an obstruction of justice when he said it. donald trump has said this publicly, how mike flynn shouldn't be investigated and he didn't think he did anything wrong. why was that not obstruction of justice? it is no different than behind closed doors saying he's a good guy. he didn't do anything wrong. >> tucker: that's a good point. comey presumably was behind the leak of the memo he apparently wrote, a memo we have not seen, whose contents we can only speculate about. but if he did leak i

kathryn lyons, managing editor, and lisa boothe, columnist for the "washington examiner.". kathryn, you first. >> i know one thing, why does it take to order pizza these days without any problems? >> tucker: why? >> i do it every night. [laughter] >> $100 million lawsuit. that is what it takes. one guy in michigan, a muslim, was ordering a halal pizza, absolutely no pork, and when heo got back, a pork pepperoni pizza and he decided to give little caesars a big problem. >> tucker: $100 million? for bad pepperoni? >> that's a lot of money. >> tucker: it's obviously a shakedown. we invited a lawyer but he initially agreed and said no. he's been involved in a couple different cases. it raises a question, how bad could it pizza be to deserve a hundred million dollarol compensation? >> the real story is that the guy knew what pepperoni was made of. >> tucker: he ordered it knowing it was pepperoni? >> he ordered the halal pizza, they told him there was no pork in it. then, he got sick and that is how he knew there was something wrong with it. >> tucker: i am not associating it w

gillian turner, former white house national security council employee, probably the best one, and lisa boothe examiner" and they join us tonight on the set. great to see you. what do you have? blow my mind. >> tucker, there's been a lot of talk about how to stop terrorism and i think we finally found the answer. >> i think the greatest thing that we can do now is just unite as people who, as a bases, all of it. i think that the greatest thing that we can do is just unite and love on each other and no barriers, no borders. we all need to just coexist. >> there's actually been reports. >> tucker: who was that? >> that's katy. pretty >> my god, really? >> tucker: truly. >> there's been reports that isis were so moved by the statements that they've decided to lay down their arms. >> tucker: i'm not surprised because they're coexist bumper sticker has been surprisingly effective against the war against terror. with all the religious symbols on it, visualize world peace and all the stuff, just stops them in their tracks. >> the irony in all this is she was in a $20 million gated community, she's go

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, fox news contributor and are public and strategist, lisa boothe and today's #oneluckyguy, judge andrew napolitano and he is outnumbered. >> andrew: i'm trying to laugh because this is a happy assignment, but the news is so bad, it's so awful. i was on with martha maccallum last night as is was breaking. it kills you to have to report this. >> harris: it hurts. about half of those 22 who perished were under the age of 16. >> andrew: these losers as the president calls them, feel they can use children as pawns and instruments to terrify because they are so innocent, so beautiful and so helpless. it's obvious they were targeted. >> harris: let's begin. sheer panic and terror as a man reported they identified as a salman abedi detonated a bomb outside the ariana grande concert in manchester, england. she drew her usual young crowd, teenagers, tween's, many with their parents. when that bomb went off, they ran for their lives, jumping out of their seats, lifting each other over barriers, anything and everything to get to safety. parents -- billy trying

joe concha, lisa boothe and au austtan goolsbee all coming up. american history. president trump has been attacked with andlis innuendo, breathless hyperventilating reporting. i'm going to explain what the president is up against. this is important. we put it altogether in tonight's opening monologue

turner, who dramatically improved the security council under a few presidents and a few -- andns lisa boothe was only at the national security council once that onest day.y. >> tucker: i gave you a massive upgrade. >> take it if you have it. >> so just when you think the airlines cannot get any worse, when there cannot possibly be anything in the universeib worse than the airlines, i am here to remind you that actually people are worse than the airline. people are the worst. >> tucker: they are.li >> the worst. it doesn't even matter what you do to them, they're just terrible. so what happened this week, you've been hearing a lot of chaos all around the country, riots, the spirit airlinesar canceled flights, but the other day on southwest airlines, here's a video of the horror and the carnage. it's two men getting into a fist fight as the plane lands, and the plane is flying into burbank airport in california. they just are going at it. apparently for no reason. they were in a heated exchange, then one guy just punches the other guy and flips them over into the seat in front of him. it was c

also tonight juan williams, jay sekulow, byron george, joe coverage that, lisa booth, austan goolsbee we have ever seen before in american history. president trump has been attacked with lies and innuendo, late day news dumps, anonymous sources, bretless hyper ventilating reporting. i will explain exactly what the president is up against. this is important. we put it all together in tonight's opening monologue. ♪ ♪

former national security employee julie turner and lisa boothe. >> i like that. the best. like an easter egg to >> tucker: what you got? >> i got this outrageous video. i am sure the viewers at home have seen this. i think you guys are going to show it. at some point. >> this is not happening in turkey, this is happening in washington, d.c. outside of the turkish embassy, when the turkish president came to visit with president trump. what happened, his armed guards basically beat up these american protesters and dissidents, protesting his policies, as you know, tucker, the attempted coup last year, there has been 45,000 people arrested under president erdogan in the past year alone. pretty crazy stuff right here. this may fly in turkey but it doesn't fly in the united states of america. >> tucker: i just saw a d.c. cop club one of the protesters. i don't understand why you would allow something like this to happen in your country. you import your disgusting secret police to come beat up people in our country? we put up with that? speak of the the state department issued a

to our panel, ohio state democratic senator, gary smith, fox news contributor lisa booth.e lady their too young to remember this. president bill clinton got an extraordinary tax cut in the capital gains tax cut in the 1990s that led to a rebirth of the market, some say it was overblown with market expectations, the whole crisis of the impeachment proceeding, you can't chew gum and cut taxes at the same time. >> you and i at that time, the thing about bill clinton, during that, had enormous amount of charisma. they did these dastardly things. and and they are a big party of one, for trump to be a winner, he has to get past this fbi. a bulletproof director, and fade away and get a lot of things done. >> despite the fact he was impeached, what he did, or how improper it was or illegal. and this president has never had that. and the press barrier, it is stronger than the barrier of democrats in congress to which you say what. and other networks running segments, and others got one, we had false reporting even regarding comey's firing, the media -- i would argue they were not o

let's bring in our panel to discuss from "the washington examiner" lisa boothe and emily tisch sussmanrogress action fund. good to see you both. okay. just a couple of weeks ago when this came up both the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the senate minority leader chuck schumer said not going to happen. lisa, what does it say to you if the president thinks the only way to get this done is to change the rules of the game in a way that there is bipartisan agreement it won't be done. >> i don't think republicans would get on board with changing the rules of the senate to get rid of the filibuster for legislation but i think that's where the senate is heading. there isn't a lot of bipartisanship anymore. we saw it in neil gorsuch. the perfect supreme court nominee and only three democrat senators getting on board. bipartisanship is dead. i think the republican party is having troubling governing more largely speaking. they can get healthcare and tax reform done through the reconciliation process on a party line vote and they're having a difficult time doing that with healthcare. i'm

here to debate it, republican strategist lisa booth.gnoring the optics and focusing more on substance? >> donald trump said correctly last night one of the most important things he can do is move this forward and get it off his plate, spend a lot of time considering the challenges the american people put on his plate focusing on these political sideshows but it is important to reiterate what you said in the last segment about the best thing he can do now is have more communications team, make sure there is consolidated message going forward otherwise you just have confusion, there were a lot of questions to the president last night but a lot of that comes from because there are a lot of different answers from a lot of different voices from the administration and that creates more inquiry. in order to make it more of a fluid process to get back to the work the american people expect, that would be a good first observation. >> is the blunt approach the right approach given -- as a constituent. >> you are asking pablo. the president has mo

lisa booth is with us, fox news contributor and washington examiner columnist. >> hi, stuart.t: i saw that about an hour ago, first time i'd seen it. what do you make of it? >> i think it's sad. we continue to see the shutting down of ideas, shutting down of people on college campuses across the country, and i find that deeply troubling. i think it's sort of reflective of this point in history and this point where we are as a country and the divisiveness of the country. but even more so, stuart, is the fact that the president of the university -- and kudos to him for standing strong, because he took a lot of heat for bringing her in. there were calls, there were petitions for him to not allow the secretary to speak, but he let her speak. and now there are calls for his resignation both from the naacp as well as the national teachers union calling on his firing. and i find that deeply troubling as well because all he did was allow for diversity of opinion on the college campus, and that is exactly what students should be getting across the country. stuart: now that i'm thinking