judge pirro, everyone, the outrage of the week. as the factor moves along this evening, some believe president trump got the better of abc anchor david muir last night. bernie goldberg will have some thoughts. and watters confronting some radical stuff. >> madonna says she is thinking about blowing up the white house. >> if the roles were reversed and someone threatened to blow up the white house from the other side, i don't think they would be very happy about it. >> bill: we hope you stay tuned to those reports. these are the places we call home. we are centurylink. we believe in the power of the digital world. the power to connect. and that's what drives us everyday. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ >> bill: personal story segment tonight. an amazing situation at fort campbell, kentucky. sergeant charles guithan a

judge jeanine pirro, with outrage of the week, brand-new segment.king the folks at president obama could have donee better. >> do you think president obama could have been better on the economy? >> i think everybody shoulda, coulda, woulda. >> bill: i hope you stay tuned to those reports. silence. it's good to be in, good hands. you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have

up next, judged jeanine pirro.e armed services ball. moore, one where we report from the freedom ball. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." we are live at the freedom ball in washington, d.c., and president donald trump is on his way to salute our armed forces at our armed services ball. joining us with reaction, paul manafort. and the special assistant to the president trump, boris epstein is with us. good to see you. when you came on board, there was three people. and then it slowly got bigger and bigger. you were confident from day one, i remember the first conversation we had. >> donald trump understood america. there was no question in my mind watching the crowd react to him and watching his message that he had figured out what the media was reporting on was a hoax but the great country of mainstream america was suffering. he sought, he knew it and knowing donald the way i did, i knew that he would only get into something that he wanted to pull himself into and results will be all that mattered. >> sean: how di

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next up, judge jeanine pirro. that should be interesting.are coming back. ♪ >> bill: personal story segment tonight, one of the bands performing at the inauguration is from talladega college in alabama. that school founded by former slaves after the civil war. but as we reported last week, there's an amazing pressure being put upon people not to perform at the inauguration. and many have buckled but not talladega. joining us now from washington, amoroso manna called from the trump transition team. and from birmingham, alabama, dr. billy hawkins, president of talladega college. so, doctor, when you decided to allow the band to perform, what kind of he take? >> bill, thank you for having me on the show tonight. i have had a lot of pressure, a lot of folks have come at me, and a very, very negative manner. i've been personally attacked. they have threatened to oust the president at a table talladega college. i have had an alumni willing to come at me quite hard, not of all of our alums, but a fair number of alums have come out to be pretty hard

the lead investigator on the case is fbi agent george pirro, same intelligent who was the sole interrogatorsaddam hussein, more than ten thousand people really scrambled away in the panic after the shooting on friday afternoon. they still have 20,000 bags to return to people. a big task. >> heart-breaking, thank you so much. thank you for the report. battle lines are dropped. president-elect trump's cabinet picks. clayton: look at the list. a fierce faceoff brewing between democrats and republicans. good morning, rick. >> good morning, clayton and lisa. president-elect trump has selected nominees, now it's time for the united states senate to confirm or deny those choices. hearings begin tomorrow with the attorney general nominee jeff sessions, one of the most opposed by liberal groups. also tomorrow john kelly. wednesday betsy, elaine chao for transportation and rex tillerson for state and mark pompeo to run cia. james mattis for defense. senate republicans are rushing the confirmation process as director of federal office of government ethics says his team has yet to complete review of th

i'm jun judge jeanine pirro. you will see my exclusive interview with eric trump.nd top republicans here tonight to talk about what's on tap foru the first 100 days under president trump. but first it's been a busy weekend, and the week ahead for the president appears to be the same. matt, thanks for being with us tonight in d.c. let me tell you, love this city. especially when a new president is sworn in.ci >> you are happy the protesters have moved on. judge jeanine:, it's america at its best. the protests were peaceful. it's all good whether you agree or disagree. let's talk about what happened with sean spicer. lots of blowback about how many people were there. as i said last night, people didn't need to have security passes and tickets and there wasn't all of the things that were needed for 8 years ago>> iw the facts. the national park service doesn't make all this public. but if you look at the people who rode metro and you look at the audience. the speech he gave was the news. it's the fantastic speech and he connected with people.te what i don't like about

welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. hundreds of people at new york's kennedy airport and other airports protesting at this hour. they are demonstrating against the detainment of refugees being held after the president's executive action cracking down on immigration from muslim majority countries. we'll talk about all of this with rudy giuliani live in a moment. plus i'll take you inside kellyanne conway's white house office for a two-part interview tonight. but first my opening statement. like it or not, our laws are about to be enforced. those who live in sanctuary cities that harbor illegals are now teed up to lose federal law enforcement funding and protect. each and every one of you has a decision to make. everyone in those 300 odd sanctuary counties and cities. what's more important to you? what you rather protect illegals who flaunted our laws to come here and some committing crimes while here, or law-abiding american citizens who shouldn't have to lose police protection because they happen to live in a swank wary

next up, judge jeanine pirro. that should be interesting.ng ♪ >> bill: personal story segment tonight, one of the bands performing at the inauguration is from talladega college in alabama. that school founded by former slaves after the civil war. but as we reported last week, there's an amazing pressure being put upon people not to perform at the inauguration. and many have buckled but not talladega. joining us now from washington, amoroso manna called from the trump transition team. and from birmingham, alabama, dr. billy hawkins, president of talladega college. so, doctor, when you decided to allow the band to perform, what kind of he take? >> bill, thank you for having me on the show tonight. i have had a lot of pressure, a lot of folks have come at me, and a very, very negative manner. i've been personally attacked. they have threatened to oust the president at a table talladega college. i have had an alumni willing to come at me quite hard, not of all of our alums, but a fair number of alums have come out to be pretty hard. not wanting

welcome to "justice" i'm judge jeanine pirro. protests breaking out in several major cities for a second straight day all in response to an executive order that bars citizens from seven mostly muslim countries from entering the united states. president trump today defended the action. tweeting this morning -- now look what is happening all over europe and indeed the world. a horrible mess! meanwhile new york senator chuck schumer is demanding the president overturn his awful, quote, awful order. >> we should not have religious tests in america, and my view is the courts will throw this out. it will just take aways to get up to the top. we already had three or four courts not just here in new york but other places issue temporary restraining ordering. judge jeanine: fox news correspondent kristen fisher is live from our d.c. bureau. kristen? >> reporter: judge, still right outside the white house, because a senior administration official just briefed us a few hours ago and described the implementation of this executive order as a

i'm judge jeanine pirro. the first interview anywhere with a member of the first family since the inauguration of our 45th president. he may be president. but donald trump's feud with certain media outlets will not die. today president trump spoke with the cia saying certain television networks blatantly lied about the crowds he drew on inauguration day. and he specifically called out a "time" magazine reporter who said the president removed the bust of dr. mash continue luther king from the office. such was not the case. the reporter later tweeted a retraction. take a listen to president trump and sean spicer who addressed reporters in the white house. >> we had a massive field of people. i get up this morning and i turn on one of the networks and they show an empty field. i made a speech, i looked out. the field was -- it looked like a million, million and a half people. they showed a field where there was practically nobody standing there. >> these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are

welcome to "justice" i'm judge jeanine pirro.ing out in several major cities for a second straight day all in response to an executive order

one note, george pirro may be familiar to some people. he's been at the fbi in miami, the special agent in charge there for almost three years. but he is a veteran of the counterterrorism division of the fbi. he is the one who led the team that interviewed saddam hussein after he was arrested overseas. >> reporter: very experienced interrogator. that brings me to a point i wanted to ask you about. the fact that sebastian is being interrogated -- we understand the questioning lasted several hours into the early morning. in what way can that questioning help or hurt the investigation? if he's cooperative or not cooperative? >> it can't hurt. they're trying to figure out why he did this. what i'm told is they don't want to characterize it. what i'm told is part of the problem in talking to him is ryi trying to figure out -- because he has deassociatative thoughts and talks in gibberish. they're trying to figure out how much they can rely on and how much is the result of mental issues he has. that's a challenge to work through it. anytime som

fairly pirro wetted in the sun. four doors flung wide in unison. our company had come. they were dressed for the occasion, grandly. they wore boaters and boots, their boots gleamed. bernard was especially splendid. he emerged twirling his scarf and waste sash of pink silk. he did a few dance steps and flung his hat high and extended his hands for applause. we applauded. jimmy embraced us, we him. the chauffeur was not happy with the switch-backs from the entry drive. they are badly backed he said. he brought his lunch along. elected to stay with the car. he stood arms folded glowering through the olive groves. he was danish, thick an toll lid and impervious to charm. what a charming place, the publisher proclaimed. we piloted them in. this wasn't easy. they swarmed. they raced to the crest of the meadow and walked tiptoe along the rim of the -- a raised wall. they approved the view. they clatterred threw our little house, exclaiming at the style of it, posing on the bedroom balcony, give me "the simple life." [laughter]. let's have laviros. phillipe brought flowers. gar

i'm judge jeanine pirro, thanks for being with us tonight.e're only a couple of days into the trump administration and there is no shortage of things to talk about. and you'll see more of my exclusive one-on-one interview with eric trump, including his thoughts on father's inauguration speech, and some of the criticism from the left that followed. >>> also, top republicans here tonight to talk about what's on tap for the first 100 days under president trump? >>> but first, it's been a busy weekend, and the week ahead for the president promises to be the same. i'm joined live by american conservative union chairman matt schlapp. matt, thanks for being with us tonight in d.c. >> good to have you here. >> good to be here, i love this city. and especially with a new president, lots of excitement. >> you're happy the protesters have moved on. >> actually interesting being in the thick of it, you know? it's really america at its best. i have to tell you. protesting was peaceful, it was all good, whether you agree or disagree. this is america, this

george pirro from the fbi office in miami did talk about that a little bit today. >> he walked in as aone has the right to do so. it was during that contact that the agents themselves noted the erratic behavior that concerned them. and motivated them to call their local authorities to have him taken into custody and evaluated at a medical facility for his meantal health. >> authorities say one of the things he said he was hearing voice and the cia was controlling his mind and telling him to watch some isis propaganda videos. his aunt has also told us she believes he was hospitalized for a couple of weeks in december in anchorage to get mental health treatment and was having difficulty being realistic knowing what was correct and what wasn't. as for the question of why ft. lauderdale, that is a very big question. the fbi says there are indications -- you heard george p piro say this, he came to ft. lauderdale with the intent for carrying out this attack. this is a picture of him being arrested yesterday after the shooting. indicating in other words it wasn't something that set him off

fox news legal analyst and host of "justice," the judge herself, jeanine pirro, and today's #oneluckyguy, the host of the "david webb show," david webb. we say he's outnumbered, you are looking gorgeous in the pink and gray. >> david: if i'm going to show up on this couch i've got to bring my a game for clothing. look at this, red, white, and blue, sharp, deep black, and a nice bright color for the trump. >> wait, wait, wait. >> we like the guy who appreciates the color wheel. >> that is your color wheel, harris. >> jeanine: i always love telling coming on the show, you tell us what color to wear, i love it. >> harris: will begin with what was one of his top campaign promises as i mentioned, when he launched his presidential campaign more than 18 months ago. candidate donald trump vowed to build a great while, his words, on america's border with mexico, a promise that helped fuel his long shot bid to win the white house. and now during a visit to the department of homeland security and the next hour, president trump is expected to take the first step toward making that happen. he also is

judge janine pirro has a story for the country. come on in, judge.ater in your body to hydrate and soften, unblocking your system naturally. miralax. whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. ♪ steve: this story, talladega college marching band hit with major roadblocks after being tapped to perform at inauguration?nds great, right? ainsley: they needed to raise$5,000 to get there. the president of the historically black college is being attacked for allowing them to go perform. >> i had folks to say, that you know, that i'm a disgrace to my african-american race. this is a great opportunity for our students. brian: after that interview, our own bill o'reilly's, on with bill o'reilly, donations poured into the gofundme page. right now they have raised $278,000. steve: that's fantastic. brian: judge jeanine pirro is here, contributing regularly, i watch promos on "o'reilly factor." steve: she is

eric: coming up later tonight on "justice with jeanine pirro" this evening, she will have an exclusive, his first since shutting down his charity. 9 p.m. eastern right here, always, every saturday, on the fox news channel. arthel: okay. well, investigators in this week's deadly long island railroad train crash, well, they want to know if the operator suffered the same health issues as those in some other recent train crashes. and is it a health issue that you should be concerned about for yourself? the doctor is in after the break. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more plaque versus oral-b 7000. experience this amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a br

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this from niksha pirro, representing former director brennan's feelings about the speech that donaldnt of the cia's wall of memorial heroes. says trump should be ashamed of himself. is that appropriate for a director? >> i'm disappointed in what he said because i think my experience with the professional intelligence officers is they want to not have politics be part of this. and any sort of movement on the part of these directors and these other political appointees to politicize the agency is a horrible thing. because you're asking these people to put their lives on the line. and you need to have their backs. you need not to be focused on the political goals of whoever put new office. brian: if you want to know what enhanessed interrogation did, what it was, and how we benefit, pick up jim mitchell's book. bottom line is you don't get bin laden without jim mitchell. jim, thanks so much. >> thank you, sir. brian: all right. coming up straight ahead. what do you got to do to get donald trump to cut you a $10,000 check? ask this guy. he is live with his incredible story and that is ne

here's the field office head here in south, florida, george pirro of the fbi. >> the individual did walke; however, his erratic behavior concerned fbi agents that were interviewing him. he was taken into custody by the local police and transported to a medical facility. >> hearing those voices in his head coupled with agitation, incoherence and disjointed thinking all classic signs of schizophrenia i can't. we know that -- schizophrenia. there are some reports that he was hospitalized for as long as two weeks. we have been unable to confirm that ourselves. we don't know what the diagnosis was whether it was schizophrenia or what kind of medications he was on. we do know, despite all of that he was able to board a flight in anchorage yesterday. he was able to carry only one item of luggage, checked luggage. that was his gun, along with the ammunition. and when he got here to fort lauderdale, he went into the bathroom, after having retrieved that luggage, loaded the gun, came back out and began his shooting spree. and aside from all the pain and suffering we've seen here and the death we h