now with more, rob o'neill.as you may know as the man who killed osama bin laden and he is the author of the book "the operator." good to see you. al-sadr, that's the way that we remember him, as the number one enemy. try to take him out many times. i remember lots of reports that he was dead and that he wasn't dead. this is the person who was responsible for very complicated explosive devices that hurt a lot of our people. why is he being called a maverick? >> he's being called a maverick, some reason a lot of people in the media want to go against any agenda president trump has. part of the hashtag thing, "the washington post" is very, very liberal. if they can build them up it maybe looks president trump look bad for the iran nuke deal because of this guy is a shiite muslim like the iranian regime, sort of from different schools of it. he's always been involved with everything and he's been really, really good about using parts -- this is religious. make no mistake of it. iran is about the religion and al-sad

let's talk to the navy seal that killed osama bin laden, rob o'neill.ve seen the montage a couple times before but i still get goose bump. >> that was operate with geraldo talking about it, i was watching from afghanistan, a lot of sources trying to confirm, they confirmed bin laden was dead before the president came out on the red carpets. tonight i can tell the american people and the world that united states conducted a operation that killed osama bin laden. >> you were watching geraldo on tv and bin laden was at your feet? >> powers that be, law enforcement agencies, three-letter agencies, taking test and photos i think need to be released. we were having breakfast and, fox news was on. we're watching it, when he said usama bin laden, i looked back at osama bin laden. how could a kid from montana barely swim, become a navy seal at this moment t was honor to be part of that incredible team, include every one, pilots, air crew, rangers, intel analysts that found him. honor to be asked to be a part of it. steve: i've seen the movie. i've read your book

[laughter] former navy seal rob o'neill. [cheering and applause] he is so sharp he comes with warning labels, chris reed. [cheering and applause] she puts the cat in cat lady, national review reporter captains. [cheering ankatsims. [cheering and applause] his favorite dessert is baked alaska, the entire state, baked literally. former wwe star and my massive sidekick, terrorist. [cheering and applause] greg: was rob -- >> he even got them to blow up their nuclear arsenal and then pulled out which is awesome i think. it's not his first deal he's made but wrote a bestseller called the art of the deal not the art of benghazi. [crowd boos] [applause] he showed right away that he has the power he can pull off and kim jung-un ones that and i'd be willing to bet that high-level government officials are looking at the business end of an anti- aircraft at this point. kim jung-un ones that because he likes being famous. greg: is now on the world stage a lot of people don't like that but the fact is sometimes you bring people onto the s

thanks to rob o'neil.ience, i love you, america. >>> historic summit could be getting a new lease on life after a meeting between the u.s. and north korea reignites hopes for peace on the peninsula. good evening i'm mike emmanuel. this is the fox report. >>> the state department confirming that u.s. delegation is meeting with representatives from pyongyang in north korea. the leaders of north and south korea met yesterday after the north's heated rhetoric prompted president trump to withdraw from a planned june 12th summit in singapore. the president now signalling that the meeting could be on track, tweeting quote, our united states team has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit between kim jong-un and myself. i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential and will be a g

[cheering and applause] greg: thanks to rob o'neill, chris freed n n n n next hour if josh holt meets president trump. jesse: welcome to "watters world." getting played for a chump by donald trump. after little rocket man bad mouthed vice president pence and failed to prepare for the summit president trump did with john kerry should have done. he walked away from the table. president trump: i decided to terminate the planned summit on june 12. many things can happen and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially. i believe this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world. fan when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. jesse: potus sent the north korean leader a letter which read, you talk about your nuclear capabilities. but ours are so massive and powerful i pray to god they will never have to be used. i felt a wonderful dialogue was building up between you and me. and ultimately it's only that dialogue that matters. some day i look have much ford to meeting you. in the meantime i want to thank you for the rel

. >> rob o'neill who killed usama bin laden rips the washington post in a paper calling an iraqi clericies to counter donald trump. >> media want to go against an agenda and looks bad for the iran nuclear deal because he is a shia muslim, two different schools. >> how solder claim victory in the elections, hit his coalition killed hundreds of korean and allied soldiers. rob: google and youtube our choice for terrorists. a new study by the cyber security firm, 400,000, extremist content shared on both forearms over three years. it is at the top of that list. twitter has all but eradicated isis content following a major crackdown. >> on the anniversary of robert mueller's probe are we closer to uncovering collusion? one lawmaker says know it is ramping up calls to shut it down. >> it has been a year, $20 million and we need to see a report of what evidence he has and absent that evidence should wind up in 30 days of a resolution passing. rob: senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge napolitano: congressman running for senate in indiana offering a resolution without force of

you guys may be taking the weekend off, i'm not. 10:00 i have rob o'neill and comedian chris fe.be tortured. >> jesse: not torture, enhanced interrogation. >> greg: literally figuratively. i'm plugging my book. did you go to amazon or wherever you want to go and order this book. you prove it to me that you ordered it over the weekend because i'm not going anywhere. if you can prove it to me with a time stamp, i will pick one of you and i will draw a picture for you. >> you know there is a misspelling on the spine? >> greg: what? it's on my monologue. >> kimberly: this just made my whole day. >> greg: you are lying. it's missing a letter. somebody is losing their job. thank you, kennedy. >> kimberly: time now for kennedy's food. ♪ everyone doesn't care with that spine. everyone cares about mcdonald's. food court meets legal news. two mcdonald's customers in florida suing fast food giant for $5 million because they say they are being unfairly charged for cheese that they actually don't want on their burger. cynthia kissner and leonard warner. they say their hamburgers and cheesebur

[cheering and applause] greg: thanks to rob o'neill, chris freedhahahahahahahahahaha. mike: good night. ed: start with breaking news tonight, an american prisoner released by venezuela headed home to the usa. expected to arrive at the white house any minute now. we take you live to washington as soon as that plays out. this as there are major developments on another big international story. president trump signalling there's a chance of salvaging the cancelled summit with north korea. i'm ed henry. you are watching the fox report. joshua holt leaving venezuela earlier today after being imprisoned there for nearly two years on weapons charges. the 26-year-old had traveled there from utah to marry a woman he met on-line. the regime finally releasing him after intense lobbying from the trump administration and senate foreign relations chairman bob corker. utah lawmakers also playing a key role including senator hatch. a congresswoman says she kept in close contact with holt's family throughout the whole process. >> we worked really hard for the past two years to bring him

thanks to rob o'neil. studio audience, i love you, america. >>> historic summit could be getting a new lease on life after a meeting between the u.s. and north korea reignites hopes for peace on the peninsula. good evening i'm mike emmanuel. this is the fox report. >>> the state department confirming that u.s. delegation is meeting with representatives from pyongyang in north korea. the leaders of north and south korea met yesterday after the north's heated rhetoric prompted president trump to withdraw from a planned june 12th summit in singapore. the president now signalling that the meeting could be on track, tweeting quote, our united states team has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit between kim jong-un and myself. i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one day. kim jong-un agrees with me on this. it will happen. republican senator roy blunt reacted to the up and down negotiations this morning, calling the developmen

rob o'neill, of course you know the operator. very good to have you. so much going on, buddy.ok thing is not what we originally talked about. we've got a safeguard that. we know it's important. we know the world is watching and is dropping on us. >> yeah, we are talking about the iran thing which is what i'm looking at, too. people ask me to date we have the upper hand with the iranian nuclear deal and i was fortunate to be in this building and i got to talk to dr. condoleezza rice. there is no reason to run away with your hair on fire because generally the smartest person in the room as it is. we need to deal with this now because prime minister knight netanyahu said yesterday turns out i ran my two s. if you can believe that but they've done it before many times. neil: but they haven't done anything to make us think -- >> they are sort of abiding by the horrible negotiation we did in 2015 which means we will let you tell us where we can expect in the weeks and weeks where we can clean everything out. it's a question of that $127 billion in cold hard cash we gave them overnig

it is at odds with many people but certainly not at odds with somebody like rob o'neill who took downbin laden. >> we talk about the moral compass, here's what i tell you. waterboarding, the people who were the masterminds talking about moral compasses, where is the moral compass for the people who had to jump out the windows on 9/11. dagen: what bothers me so much is she has been the deputy director of the cia for the last 15 months, her career is well-known, she worked at the cia for 33 years. these senators know who this woman is. this is them showboating, they didn't ask about north korea, russia, iran nuclear deal, anything about national security. >> there's a political effort here, especially in hindsight easy to throw around the word torture. we are talking about 3 very bad guys who were murdering americans, plotting attacks, follow no code of war, not bound by any conventions of civility and the question was what is the appropriate way to try to get information. lawyers at the justice department looked at it and decided these guidelines are appropriate and that is what the ci