i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." i'm marianne rafferty.ow back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> he's speak so lightly about threats regarding the nuclear button. judge jeanine: trump about the media, the 2018 edition has begun. the press corps is in full attack. dan bongino and david goodfriend join me now. what do you think of the fact that here we are in 2018. all the good things that should happen and have happened in terms of people wishing each other cheer and prosperity. they are talking about the president being nuts. >> if i were and advisor to the president, i would say to him it's probably not a good idea to go out publicly to say i'm sane and smart. just ignore it. this is probably the first time in american history a president has publicly tried to argue he is in fact sane. just say nothing, mr. president. the more you talk, the more you sound insane. he's digging this hole for himself in an odd way. but the people who voted for president trump recognize he's the same guy today as was when he ran. they made a judge to the vo

i'm marianne rafferty. first daughter ivanka trump is reportedly facing scrutiny from special counsel, robert mueller. the los angeles times reporting that muller is probing an interaction between trumpet and russian lawyer. the lawyer attended a meeting at trump tower on june 16. trump did not participate in that meeting but reportedly spoke briefly with the russian lawyer and a russian born washington lobbyist. muller's investigators are looking at every contact the visitors had with trumps family and inner circle. the tragedy in philadelphia, a firefighter dies at battling a blaze today. lieutenant matt letourneau was trapped in a home 30 minutes pinned under debris. the 42 -year-old was an 11 year veteran, a resident of the home also died and two firefighters were injured. no word on what caused the fire. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "watters' world". world." >> i would love to have a glass of wine and a couple tokes a day. a j is a joint. jesse: this is a americana cigarette? and you smoke it thr

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to fel "the greg gutfed show.": trump is no lover of this hardcover. i speak of the skating new book fire and fury, it describes the dysfunction and infighting during the campaign and his first year in the presidency. the white house called it trashy fiction and earlier this week they sent a cease and desist letter to stop publication but the book was released on friday. i have already read it meaning i'm lying and i didn't. anyway, here's the just from what i can tell from the excerpts. trump is just like us in that he was surprised he won. some of his employees get annoyed by him and every one has those. except for me, i'm beloved. we eat cheeseburgers and bed. don't we all? you should see what i eat on the toilet. [laughter] [crowd boos] stop doing me. on the job on the first day it was chaos. we knew that already. it's like every first day or week on the job. it is hell. this is me trying to drag myself to work today. yeah, it made me an hour late. kat, you and everybody says [bleep] about their boss. god knows

i marianne rafferty, now back to the greg gutfeld show.y to the alarm no one bought the farm. remember that alert that went out in hawaii? everyone was told the ballistic missile was heading towards them. they were put through 38 minutes of sheer hell and then they were told it was a mistake. that only happened seven days ago. it is forgotten as if decades past. >> beautiful hawaii, nothing but long beaches and smiling faces. not back in the year 2018, back then technology was primitive to say the least. one unlucky guy clicked the wrong button and panic. the emergency management panic set an alarm about ballistic missile coming in and everyone hightailed it for cover. as for the employee, he's been reassigned at least they didn't go out the bank. [laughter] greg: so, why has the story fallen so quickly under the radar track for one thing, you can't blame trump for it although some have tried with every fiber in their yogurt fed teen discant i talk to it it is not a story. what if parents pay their children down manholes in place for absol

and wilbur ross will join marianne rafferty fromr --will o tomorrow morning. charles: we begin with the trump team take over davos, switzerland, white house officials sweeping the headlines. we hit a air pocket after commerce secretary wilbur ross made comments about the u.s. getting tougher on trade deals. steven mnuchin said people probably overreacted to a weaker dollar. president trump: i'm going to davos now to get people to invest in the united states. i will say come into the united states, you have plenty of money. but i don't think i have to go because they are coming. charles: before he left he thanked his white house staff, and one person in particular. president trump: who knew i was going to be here. kellyanne, thanks, great. she is more famous than i am. charles: with me the star herself, kellyanne conway. >> that was nice for the president. it took me a while to stand up. we are here humbly trying to serve the country. what the president and his administration has done to spur growth. you have seen 100 companies respond to the tks cuts. it's jus

i'm marianne rafferty.udge jeanine: talks continue as the government shutdown nears the end of day one. republican members of congress are calling for a release of a controversial memo they say shows stunning abuses by the obama administration and d.o.j. joining me is congressman matt gaetz, member of the house judiciary committee. we have been hearing for months about fusion gps, the dnc. hillary clinton we find out paid for this document that was created. and then we started hearing this document which was false and a fraud was the basis of a fisa warrant. there is talk, a report that there is now a report that will show us and shock us about the abuses. can you tell us about that report? >> there are four pages of a memorandum prepared by the intelligence committee that will shock the conscience of this country when it comes to the horrific abuses from the last administration and the intelligence community. we are fighting to get this memo released to the american people. i don't think the right answer i

i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "watters' world".dn't right, because i don't want to believe those kinds of things could be happening in this country that i call home and love so much. >> four pages. you knew as soon as you read them. is this happening in america or is this the kgb? that's how alarming this is. >> i believe there will be people who go to jail. jesse: fox news is hearing the report is so ex flowsive it could end the mueller investigation. joining me is lou dobbs. you interviewed people on your show about this. they can't tell us everything they know. but what have you ascertained that's in the memo? lou: it's as ex pleasive as these congressmen are saying. mark me deens jim jordan are men of measured expression. they are not given to hyperbole at all. for them to suggest that this means people are likely to go to jail, that we could see a reversal of the special counsel. this is really big stuff. jesse: this is earth shattering. one of the other revelations we are hearing. jim jordan was asked about this on the sean h

marianne rafferty joins us from los angeles.enate could strike a deal by the end of the week. >> an all-time high and lawmakers say a deal on daca can come by the end of the week. congress hammering out a bipartisan deal to determine the future of the daca program including border security comes in the next few days after historic televised negotiations between 2 dozen lawmakers where democrats tried to cut the wall out of the deal, donald trump still not backing down. >> we need the wall for security, safety, stopping the drugs from rolling in. >> the house unveiling this with a $30 billion budget border hall. >> this funds the border wall and secures ports of entry on the southern border. and support for the national guard. our bill ends chain migration, this provides daca recipients a reasonable long-term legislation, ensures they don't get a special pathway to citizenship. >> the senate claims they are on the brink of landing a deal. >> the items on the border, we are very close. heather: donald trump reacting to a halt on t

marianne rafferty joins us from los angeles. >> congress is full steam ahead hammering out a bipartisanne the future of the obama era daca program that includes border security and it could come in the next few days. this after historic televised negotiations between 2 dozen lawmakers, democrats tried to cut the wall out of the deal. the -- donald trump still not backing down. >> we need the wall for security, safety, stopping the drugs from pouring in. >> reporter: the house echoing that call in revealing its bill that includes a $30 billion budget for the border wall and security priorities. >> the bill fund the border wall and secures ports of entry on the southern border, it increases boots on the ground and support from the national guard. our bill ends chain migration and the visa lottery program, and a long-term the displayed of solution injuries daca recipients don't get a special pathway to citizenship. >> they are on the brink of landing a deal. >> we have the four items. we are very close. >> donald trump reacting to a federal decision holding the ability to rescind daca, sho

i am marianne rafferty, back to "hannity" ." ♪ >> sean: welcome back to this special edition of "hannityce president trump tookokto office last january there has been no shortage of bias fromce the mainstream media and the favorite anchors. we'll show you some of the worst offenders and will show you a jake tapper over at cnn. >> it may be difficult for some of you at home to wrap your minds around a u.s. president making statements like this about nuclear weapons among none of this normal, none of this acceptable, none of this stable behavior. >> your behavior is causing great concern among the majority of american people. >> every single one of the president's wounds is self-inflicted. >> i don't really understand the propensity for self-pity at a time like this. >> if you are a hungry child in appalachia or the inner city, if you are an unemployed worker and a hollow shell of a steel town, that's not a president who seems rather focused on yourur particular needs and wants. >> that people around president trump who are enabling this nonsense, the ones who know better. you have to ask

and wilbur ross will join marianne rafferty fromr --will o tomorrow morning.: we begin with the trump team take over davos, switzerland, white house officials sweeping the headlines. we hit a air pocket after commerce secretary wilbur ross made comments about the u.s. getting tougher on trade deals. steven mnuchin said people probably overreacted to a weaker dollar. president trump: i'm going to davos now to get people to invest in the united states. i

marianne rafferty has more from los angeles. >> cannabis consumers ring in the new year on a high.t dispensaries around the golden state. >> positivity, something to show some light, to where it is not necessarily negative. negative. >> only a handful of stores like this one, an hour from los angeles, received a state license to open today. that is because it was left up to local jurisdictions to approve licensing. larger cities, like l.a. and san francisco, are still working out the details. dispensaries already used to selling medical cannabis, are ready to serve the public. >> it is going to change from dispensing medication, i hope you feel better, to, "enjoy the high." [laughs] >> california is a sick state to legalize recreational pot but now with added on seals. >> i expect a 30% increase because we will be burdened with heavier taxation and we will have to hire more staff. >> cannabis sales have been legal for four years in colorado. supporters say in spite of some early symbols, government regulation works. >> you can control us. we know who is producing it and who is sell

marianne rafferty with what california is planning to do. of the law prevents law enforcement officers from asking about immigration status, and also bars officers from participating in federal immigration activities in most cases. >> the california legislature are saying, california sanctuary state, it is not going to assist the federal government and deporting illegal immigrants. >> back in october, jerry brown issued a statement which read in part, uncertain times for undocumented californians and their families, and this bill strikes a balance that will protect public safety while bringing in comfort every day. the new law drives plenty of backlash on social media, and this is from last april put on the city limits sign, they make malibu great, and another sign placed at the border of l.a. and beverly hills, landscaping by l.a. city council, we'd rather spend your taxes on welfare. no word behind the visibly placed signs, but the illegal immigrant accused of shooting and killing kate styling is facing accusations. he was acquitted, but w

. >> leland: marianne rafferty, thank you.ther has more. >> heather: more, let's bring in a legal panel and jesse weber, attorney at the law and crime network. thank you so much for joining us, happy new year's. a good new year for pot smokers in california or not. good thing or bad thing? >> we surprised that is california? and one end, it is great for the state to bring in millions if not billion dollars i would not be surprised to see more than that. the problem is what people do not realize, black-market sales will increase. increase fees on retail shops, more people are going to go to the underground market. more people will try to go towards it, this is going to be the issue of people driving while high. having said all that, i don't think that this is a terrible thing. i think this is the same problem that existed before to exist now, and in a good way come it is regulated more. everything from seed to sale. that's a good thing. >> heather: do you agree that regulation is better in this case? >> i think california is go