in an interview with judge jeanine pirro that airs here on the fox newschannel tomorrow 9:00 eastern time, the president says he's now contemplating getting rid of white house daily briefings due to the out-of-control media bias. finally! take a look. >> when we have those press conferences, i actually said we shouldn't have them, because sarah lucky. -- huckabee. >> you've been doing it for 100 years. you can't do that. >> there's never been action like this. this is crazy. they're getting higher ratings on the press conferences. >> would you seriously consider stopping these press sessions? >> we'll do it in a different way. >> how? >> we'll do it through a piece of paper with a perfectly accurate, beautiful answer. i'll give an example. >> in writing? >> they're asked 100 questions or 50 questions or 20 questions, if they get 1 out of 50, just a little bit off, 5%, 10%, 20%, it's -- the next day, it's a front-page story in every newspaper. >> right. right. so? >> press conferences weren't even covered for obama practically. they were on c-span and c-span 2. there was nothing going

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newt gingrich, judge jeanine pirro, dr.ina loudon, maria bartiromo, austan goolsbee and herman cain are all guests joining us tonight. the destroy-trump-media -- it continues to breathlessly push the bizarre tinfoil hat conspiracy. russia, collusion, no evidence do they have, whatsoever. this has now become the biggest scandal in the history of the media and its country. it's time to get to the truth. we got to set the record straight. nobody else in the media will do it and that is tonight's unique -- in terms of media -- openingit monologue. the destroy-trump-media absolutely refuses to follow the facts when it comes to the baseless claims of president colluding with the russians. that's because these very radical, rigid ideologues do not care about telling you, the america people, the truth.y the main objective is to smear and besmirch president trump no matter what actual evidence exists or doesn't exist or what it shows. these purveyors of very fake news are perfectly happy peddling their lives as long as it inflicts d

judge pirro will join us and also tonight. >> almost feels like a scene out of the "godfather" but it's not. it's real and it's very, um, it's alarming. >> sean: out of sheer necessity, we start a new segment on "hannity" tonight, we're calling it the fake news round up. we'll get reaction from jay sekulow, joe concha and more as we continue. they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands).

. >> sean: earlier today during her interview with president trump, judge jeanine pirro asked him about the "new york times" report that claimed he asked "new york times" to pledge hoilt loyalty to him. >> people suggest the question that apparently the "new york times" is selling you asked

saturation coverage and highly controversial coverage of the firing of james comey, telling judge jeanine pirrohat he may have a solution for his communications team not being able to keep up with him. >> we don't have press

and something he was asked ab, chris, but fox news' judge jeanine pirro in an exclusive interview as well as the alleged request by then-director comey for his loyalty. >> did you ask that question? >> no. no, i didn't want.

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more of presidentng trump's interview with jeanine pirro. the judge is next to talk about what she learned today. stay tuned. allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals. like redhead rock bridge cargo shorts for under $15. only at bass pro shops. back to our top story and the laiftest interview with president trump. he sat down with judge jeanine where she asked him how he might handle press briefings? >> the media is in a frenzy and so given that some of these congress people thought he should have been fired, they called forom an investigation et to you that it isn't about comey. it's about anything that you as president... >> number onebo the hypocrites t beyond being a hypocrite you have these tremendous, the level of hatred toward him, especially during that period of time with hillary clinton where he gave her a free ride. he gav

jeanine pirro sat down with the president today in topic number one as you would guess is jim comey. surprised, all the democrats that hated jim comey, they didn't like him, they wanted him fired or whatever. and then all of a sudden they come out with their glowing report. i think were doing very well with that, knots before the senate. i think the senate is going to come up with some really, really great additions and changes and were g

lester holt, and then janine pirro in two straight interviews the president has made news n. three separate depictions of the west wing, i have read about a dark place this week a place where people who did not want to encounter the president had their doors closed. what can you speak to the mood at the ends of this week? >> that's right, his inner circle seems to be getting smaller and smaller. trump has been more reclusive in the last couple of days. he has been holding less public events than normal. even when he did, they were sort of these events that were not sort of the norm that we would expect. remember, we had sergey lavrov, the foreign minister of russia, at the white house a couple of days ago. the press was called in to go see what we thought was going to be lavrov and trump together. and perhaps even ambassador sergey kislyak who has been at the center of so many of the controversies surrounding the trump administration. of course we walked in and you could hear the gasps because there was no lavrov or kislyak, it was henry kissinger sitting in the chair with th

joining us now, jeanine pirro and gina loudon. good to see you both. okay. i don't understand. is sunday comes from a country with what i call a clash of cultures, where they literally believe men should tell women how to dress and men should tell women if they can go on an airplane and travel or leave the house without a male relative, where gays and lesbians are killed, where christians and jews are particular did, we need to understand -- do you believe that? do you want to proselytize us or join our family? >> shawn, that's exactly the issue. do you believe in sharia law and if you believe in that -- that means it's inconsistent with the constitution. you don't believe in free speech, and women's rights. in rights for gays and lesbians. we are willing to allow people that we know, individuals -- actually, we don't know who they are, to come here. stick to their own rules and then say to you, if they kills us, this is hogwash, sean. what's happening in the u.k. -- >> sean: at your xenophobic. homophobic. racist. >> i am none of those things. i am not! we expect these people

now, the president denied to our judge jeanine pirro today that he ever asked that question.ut it seems that the president maybe got an idea that james comey was leaking the contents of some of their conversation. and then that would go to the idea that the president had said that the fbi director told him on three occasions that he was not under investigation in connection with with the russia investigation at the fbi. of course, this is all a very big topic of conversation. the questioning at the detailingly briefing today. let's watch this exchange between my colleague from reuters and sean spicer. >> i assume you are talking about the tweet. i have talked to the president. the president has nothing further to add on that. >> why did he say? why did he tweet that? why what should we interpret from that. >> like i said, the president has no more. >> are there recording devices in the oval office or the residence. >> as i said for the third time, sir, there is nothing to add on that. >> does he think it's appropriate to threaten someone like mr. comey not to speak. >> that's

i would go to the other point of what the president said to judge jeanine pirro.e said the level of hostility to the people who work for him is really something. and do you see what some in the media are doing while sean spicer or sarah huckabee sanders are giving their press briefings, they're live streaming them. how many people are talking about health care reform today? did it go away as an important issue? no. it's always the, it's the issue du jour, it's the explosive, what they decide is the explosive, my developically obsessive story of the week, and they go on that, and it's presumptively negative. we're a white house that presents the president himself as the best communicator and the best connector that i've ever seen. and he's given tremendous access including this week. howard: well, the unusual firing of the fbi director is the story du jour. let me ask you this, because i think a lot of the contentiousness in the white house briefing room this week followed what the press portrayed as conflicting white house accounts about the firing of james comb h

something he was asked about by fox news jeanine pirro in an interview, that as well as the alleged request by then-director comey for his loyalty. >> president trump: i wouldn't. i don't like it would be a bad question to ask. i think loyalty to the country, loyalty to the united states is important. it depends on how you define loyalty. number one, number two, i don't know how that got there, because i didn't ask that question. >> very interesting. critics have suggested that if he asked the question it would have implied pressure on comey, who was conducting the investigation into alleged russian meddling into the 2016 campaign. >> chris: kevin corke reporting for the white house. thanks for that. joining me now to discuss the fallout over the president's decision to fire james comey, the top democrat in the senate intelligenceom "fox news sunday." >> senator warner: thank you, chris. >> chris: president trump said he fired comey because he was "a showboat" and because the fbi is in turmoil but then he said this. >> president trump: when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said,

. >> pirro: thank you. >> and up next, high school seniors live out their fantasies in the year book.lley: he was a young kid with a bad mustache and a dream. coronado high school, texas class of '75. wonder what became of him? well, we can tell you what's become of yearbook photos, they graduated into the 21st century. here's mark straussman. st for her senior yearbook photo 17 year old carlee herbert skipped the studio and headed to her backyard pool. >> from even just the experience of that photo shoot, it was really special. >> there you go. >> the underwater look. >> yes, that is my favorite. >> many high school senior portraits have become a digital disney world. like frisbee, want to be a princess or batman? he a flash, are you. je photographers christine and jeff tonkin own digismiles. geir studio near houston focuses on graduating seniors. >> so think about your high school senior photo. >> yes. >> it didn't look like this. >> not at all. et not just getting pretty pictures but we're also getting something that would make them say wow, you captured my personality in the most

last night he spoke to jeanine pirro. he denied that he had demanded loyalty from james comey, but he did say he didn't think that was a bad thing to demand loyalty. in an interview with lester holt, he said he had planned on firing comey months ago. he spoke at liberty university's graduation. and kamala harris spoke at another graduation and said they are witnessing an interesting time. >> a team when we worime when w late-night tweet could start a war, where we no longer believe the words of our leaders and the very integrity of our justice system has been called into question. >> the poll also included questions about republicans passing what they're calling an overhaul of the health care system. nearly half of those asked said it's a bad idea. only about a quarter of those asked said it's a good idea. according to the polls, the president's job approval rating has dropped by a point since last month. >> for continuing coverage of the latest developments in washington, d.c., tune in every morning at 6:00 when larry ge

. >> in an interview that airs tomorrow on fox news jeanine pirro asked present trump about the report that he asked comey to pledge loyalty to the president. >> people suggest the question the new york times is selling, that you asked comey whether or not you had his loyalty was possibly inappropriate, could you see how they think that. >> i read that article i don't think it's inappropriate. >> you asked that question. spent no, no i didn't but i don't think it would be a bad question. >> what about the idea that the tweet you sent there maybe tape recordings. >> i can't talk about that. all i want is for comey to be honest. and i hope he will be and i'm sure he will be i hope.>> in the meantime comey turned down an invitation to testify before the senate committee as the russian probe continues. >>> joining us, james taylor thanks for being here. comey has declined to testify before the senate committee, can he be forced to do so? >> his motive for not responding to the intelligence committee, is it will be private and in close quarters. comey has a pattern of expressing himself pub

i'm judge jeanine pirro. president trump hours away from what many predict will be an historic speech in riyadh, saudi arabia on terror. after a series of banquets, receptions and ceremonies, the president signed an historic $110 billion arms deal with saudi king salman solidifying the alliance between the united states and muslim saudi arabia. for those of you who think trump is a muslim hater. saudi arabia home to some of the holiest muslim sites is showing our president given the respect and dignity we haven't seen given to an american president in years. counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. quite a reception that the president has gotten. lavish welcome, bank -- banquets, dances and ceremonies. >> it's an historic trip. most presidented go to canada or mexico first. this president decided to embark on a 8-day five-stop trip. the holiest places in the muslim culture are in this country. tomorrow he will deliver an historic speech and call to action everyone to come together in unity to defeat terr

judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. first my opening statement. she is back. so hillary clinton comes out of the woods in her first one-on-one interview since the presidency was stolen from her because of the russians, wikileaks, comey, the f.b.i. and of course misogyny. and in a moment of temporary madness she harkens back to november all dreamy eyed saying she would be our president only if the election were held on that day. hillary, snap out of this. you were a two-time loser who lost because were a lousy candidate. you didn't have a message. you lied every time you opened your mouth. you put our national security at risk with your amateur email setup. you were in a foundation that was an organized criminal end prize and there was a billion dollars from the state department when you left. and i could go on and on but i don't have the time. so stop with the poor me, nonsense. we had it with you clintons. the two of you haven't followed the rules since the day you both showed up in your bell bottoms in arkansas. but no, you think you were robbed

judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. first my opening statement. she is back. so hillary clinton comes out of the woods in her first one-on-one interview since the presidency was stolen from her because of the russians, wikileaks, comey, the f.b.i. and of course misogyny. and in a moment of temporary madness she harkens back to november all dreamy eyed saying she would be our president only if the election were held on that day. hillary, snap out of this. you were a two-time loser who lost because were a lousy candidate. you didn't have a message. you lied every time you opened your mouth. you put our national security at risk with your amateur email setup. you were in a foundation that was an organized criminal end prize and there was a billion dollars from the state department when you left. and i could go on and on but i don't have the time. so stop with the poor me, nonsense. we had it with you clintons. the two of you haven't followed the rules since the day you both showed up in your bell bottoms in arkansas. but no, you think you were robbed

i'm jeanine pirro. president trump hours away from what many predict will be an historic speech on terror. today after a series of banquets, receptions and ceremonies, the president who was awarded the highest civilian honor signed an historic arms deal solidifying the alliance between the united states and muslim saudi arabia. for all of you who think president trump is a muslim hater, saudi arabia, the most religious muslim state in the world, home to the hole holiest of muslim sites is giving our president a welcome that we haven't seen for a president in years. quite a reception that the president has gotten. lavish welcome gaining get, ceremonies, dances. what does this say about america and saudi arabia and the muslim world? >> it's an historic trip. most presidents go to canada or mexico first. this president begins in the seat of the muslim world where the holy places in the muslim religion are in this country. tomorrow he will deliver an historic speech in front of those representing 50 muslim

at least attempted a coverup. ( laughter ) but, on saturday, trump sat down with fox news' jeanine pirrohoping she could come up with an explanation. >> are you moving so quickly that your communications department cannot keep up with you? >> yes. that's true. >> stephen: hard-hitting interview. >> jon: that's a hard-hitting one, brother. >> stephen: are you so great at being president that no one knows what the hell is happening? she continued. >> stephen: what do we do with that. >> we just don't have press conferences. >> stephen: you don't mean that. >> just don't have them, unless we have them every two weeks and i do them myself. >> stephen: oh, sir, please don't do your own press conferences. ( applause ) >> stephen: they're always such fountains of eloquence and bassians of dignity. what would we talk about? of course, no press conferences might mean no sean spicer, but trump put that rumor to rest. sort of. >> you know sean spicer. he is a wonderful human being. he's a nice man. >> is he your press secretary today and tomorrow? >> yeah, he is. >> will he be there tomorrow? >> he

the president did not commit to spicer long-term during an interview with judge janin pirro. >> it'sry unfair. sarah huckabee is a lovely young woman. you know sean spicer. he is a wonderful human being. he's a nice man. >> is he your press secretary today and tomorrow? will he be tomorrow? >> he's doing a good job. he gets beat up. >> will he be there tomorrow? spicer scheduled to hold white house press briefing, so he will be there today. that brings to looks who's talking, rumors of a white house press team shake-up and own daughter replacing sean spicer. >> i don't think sean spicer anywhere and he shouldn't. he's doing an excellent job. it's an incredibly difficult job. i know sarah really likes sean, she respects him and enjoys working with him. they have a great chemistry between them, you know, this idea that who is going to go out and who is in, i think it's nonsense. you know, as i tweeted, every person who goes to that podium, it's like the person wearing a lady gaga meat dress stepping into the lion cage at the zoo. it's never going to be easy. heather: there you go. bill

into possible ties to russia by his campaign, in an interview that airs tomorrow on fox news jeanine pirro asks president trump about a report that he asked comey to pledge his loyalty back in january, as well as suggestions he taped their conversation. >> apparently the new york times is selling that you asked comey whether or not you asked his loyalty, which was possibly in a plug -- inappropriate? i i don't think it's inappropriate. >> did you asked that question? >> no i didn't, but i don't think would be a bad question asked. >> what about in a tweet you said there might be tape recordings? >> i want talk about that. all i want is for him to be honest and i hope you will be and i'm sure he will be i hope. >> comey turn down an invitation to testify before the senate intelligence committee next week as the russia probe continuous. >>> temperatures today not that far off yesterday's number, but more sunshine in that got us up in the 70s, and upper 60s for most bay area cities.>> reporter: this isn't post to be here, the low center we talked about last night, it spinning around, the flyi

clayton: interview th the president gave with judge jeanine pirro. press dinner in washington that he said i'm not going to go there i'm going to go out to pennsylvania and have my own rally while you guys are rubbing elbows back in washington. last night on justice with judge jeanine, he is saying that he thinks he might end up getting rid of these white house press brieferrings all together. abby: saying you know what? if anything, maybe every other week i will go speak directly to the american people. here is what he said. >> when we have those press conferences, i said we shouldn't have them. sarah huckabee. >> 100 years you have been doing them. >> there has never been action like this. this is crazy. -- they are getting higher ratings on those press conferences- >> -- why seriously consider stopping press conferences? >> no. we do it in a different way. >> how? >> piece of paper with a perfectly accurate. >> in writing? >> asked 100 questions or 50 questions or 20 questions, if they get one out of 50, just a little bit off, 5%, 10%, 20%, it's t

newt gingrich, judge jeanine pirro, dr.ll guests joining us tonight. the destroy-trump-media -- it continues to breathlessly push the bizarre tinfoil hat conspiracy. russia, collusion, no evidence do they have, whatsoever. this has now become the biggest scandal in the history of the media and its country. it's time to get to the truth. we got to set the record straight. nobody else in the media will do it and that is tonight's unique -- in terms of media -- openingit monologue.

he expanded on this a bit in his interview on fox with judge janene pirro. take a listen? >> are you moving so quickly that your communication's department cannot keep up with you? >> yes, that's true. >> so what do with you do about that because -- >> we don't have press conferences. >> you don't mean that. >> we don't have them unless i have they have every two weeks and do it myself. i think it's a good idea. >> so, it's impossible to know how serious the president is about that proposal. we saw the press briefing be scheduled and take place in a normal way on friday. all of this does highlight the president team faces in trying to explain his moves. let's not forget, one of the officials that was delivering the story line that the president later contradicted was the vice president himself. he repeated it seven times on his trip to capitol hill and this is not the first time the vice president has found himself communicating something to reporters that luera turn out to be in kraet. >> that's why sources say he was feeling rattled this week. thanks athena. let's turn t

. >> sean: judge pirro, based on what you're hearing and the numbers john solomon is>> confirming tonighttalking about in terms of the law, the magnitude of the charges and the potentialng abue of the constitution occurred here?? >> you have a fundamental abuse of the fourth amendment, spying on americans, surveillance and then allowing political appointees as obama did in 2001 to unmasked the names of individuals who were accidentally or incidentally collected in a foreign surveillance. then in 2016, in the midst of ai presidential device of election, the allowance of those reports to go across a whole platform of national security council agencies, it is teed up for the biggest abuse of privacy that americans -- that we've ever seen in american history. it's no surprise given that barack obama allowed his own people to go after these americans names and for donald trump, the transition team and members of congress who have been unmasked by a woman who is known and that is susan rice to be a liar based on what she did and said about benghazi, about bo bergdahl, this is fundamental, uncon

said he had long planned on firing comey, in an interview with fox news commentator judge jeanine pirro, he denied reports that dedemanded loyal from the former fbi director and said his presidential campaign never worked with the russians. >> there is no collusion. we had nothing to do with russia and everything else. >> reporter: according to the poll, 78% want a special prosecutor to investigate russian mettling in last year's election. that's a recurrent theme at recent congressional town halls. >> we need a bipartisan select committee to investigate this. when are you going to open your eyes? when are you going to decide to be an american? >> we have oversight committees in the house, in the senate. >> reporter: republicans have been getting an earful from their constituents. now according to the latest poll the president's job approval rating has slipped by one point. 39% approve of his performance. 54% disapprove. back to you. >> thanks so much, sergio. >>> president trump's controversial travel ban is headed back to court tomorrow. a second federal appeals court is set to hear a

he sounds both surprised and defiant in talking about it with jeannine pirro on fox late last week. watch. >> i thought that this would be a very popular thing that i did when i terminated comey because all of the democrats couldn't stand him. but because i terminated him, they said, we get some political points, we'll go against trump. so i assumed it would be fairly popular and they jut together and they said -- again, we're talking obstruction -- this is total obstruction. >> there you hear the president saying that he was surprised, but he also sounds defiant. this goes along with one of the tweets, the many tweets the president sent this past week amid the uproar over his firing director comey. he tweeted out a long clip of a bunch of democrats cut together criticizing director comey. so he clearly thought that this would be received differently. but one more note on that, fred. that is that we hear from our reporting from various officials at the white house that this was a decision that was kept very close to the vest. not a lot of people knew about this. we know chief of sta

tonight in an exclusive interview, the president tells fox's judge jeanine pirro it's moving so quickly.ecausermer fbi director james comey has declined an invitation from the senate intel committee to testify before a panel next week. leading many to wonder when or if comey will ever share his side of the story. president trump setting off a firestorm this morning in a series of tweets. not only threatening the former fbi agent not to leak to the president but also suggesting he may end all daily briefings to the white house press core saying maybe the best thing to do would be to cancel all future press briefings and hand out written responses for the sake of accuracy. the president then doubled down on his idea in an interview with fox. >> we don't have press conferences and we do -- >> you don't >> just don't have them unless i have them every two weeks and i do it myself we don't have them. i think it's a good idea. first of all, you have a level of hostility that's incredible and it's very unfair. >> reporter: president trump angry over press coverage of his surprise firing of comey. sin

janine pirro was a d.a. and should have hit him harder. know there's no loyalty to any one individual person, there's a loyalty to the mission and comey's mission as head of the fbi is to make sure he does investigations without fear or favor and without any political -- allowing any political influence and that's what he's done. everyone who has ever had contact with jim comey said he's a stand-up guy who is attatical as he's come. has he maybe made mistakes in the past? >> yes. can we debate whether or not he's rose to the level of being able to dismiss him? i'm sure we can debate that. i don't think there's any question that trump asked that question, a characteristic of donald trump that we known for all the years he's been in the public eye for po years. he prizes loyalty to him over everything else, and as i said you can do that as a ceo and when you're president of the united states you can't demand loyalty. while i have it. a security firm has recorded more than 45,000 attacks, hacks, most have targeted russia. what do you know abo

president trump telling fox news's judge jeanine pirro, that north korea should have been dealt withe ago. >> they should have have been stop adlong time ago. they should have been stopped by obama and before obama. >> what can you do about this. >> i can't talk about but i think we're having some very, very good thoughts. melissa: here now is lt. general thomas mcinerney, fox news military analyst. how big of a deal is this, sir? this is huge, melissa. in my opinion they crossed the red line. this missile launch is example how their missile capabilities are improving. that we'll have to take some action soon. i'm not sure, although the president kind of intimated that china will help. they may, i would immediately introduce sanctions. that will happen tomorrow at u.n. security council. if russia or china veto it, we have problems, we'll do it with the allies. i put russia and china on that embargo list as well for not helping. melissa: there are some out there, at least blame in part president trump for being provocative with them. at the same time former defense secretary bob gates

sean spicer dodged the subject and president trump had little to say when judge jeanine pirro asked himnt trump record conversations with former director comey? >> assuming you're referring to the tweet. i talked to the president. the president has nothing further to add on that. >> what about the idea in a tweet you said there might be tape recordings. >> that i can't talk about, i won't talk about that. all i want us for comey to be honest and i hope he will be, i am sure he will be, i hope. >> i have somebody that knows a thing or two about white house tapes, the man that told nixon to burn his. patrick buchanon, former senior adviser to president nixon, syndicated columnist with a brand new book out, called nixon's white house wars, the battles that made and broke a president and divided america forever. patrick, i want to put back on the screen the tweet from president trump because i had a different interpretation than most. james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. was that a threat or was that an admission because it c