last tuesday's 25-4 win over the mets turned out to b sean kelly's last with the mets. more on that a moment. as leon mentioned, another game with the mets. this little guy, a great shot. uldn't see 25 runs today but eventually saw a good time. he would see another win and more hitting for a guy who stay, bryce harper. that's picked up right where they left off. harperips one up the middle ofd. syndergaar they are five games back in the division leading the phillies, in case you're counting. you should be. reliever sean kelly no longer in the roster thanks to his actions last nightgiving up a late home run in that 25-4 win. frustrated so slamming his glove to the ground and glaring into the that's dugout. that did not pleaseeneral manager rizzo who designated kelly for assignment. he said he was actually frustrated by the umpires. either way, he's gone and rizzoo did not mincs today. >> what he portrayed on the teld last night was disrespectful the name on the rsfront of the je, the organization, specifically david martinez, you're either in or you're in the way. i thou

. >> sean: kelly and -- >> why are you excluding the information, why aren't you talking about the economyion -- >> sean: you know the answer. they love clinton, they loved obama, and they hate bush and trump. they are biased so called news network. but they won't admit that they are biased. >> i have a totally different view on all of this! by the way, i'm not sure it matters anymore, sean, the president uses his considerable social media platform, our director of social media at the white house said in an open press forum that the presidentre has about 116 million -- that's basically one out of every two adults in this country, more than that, on one of the social media platforms. he can connect directly -- i don't think it matters because people know when they open up their 401(k) statements and they say they have extra spending, when they see less regulation and more consumer confidence, they know what they see come on this president is connecting directly with that. but also why won't they investigate the other side? why isn't peter ohr at leading every network? america has a right to

it's nationals pitcher sean kelly, cut this morning after throwing a tantrum on the mound in the ninthad. i'm joined by my co-host on "the five" and the author of the gutfeld monologues. kelly's agent put out a statement, that kelly had no issues with pitching in the game, that they were winning, kelly was fresh from four days rest, warming up in the bull pen before the phone rang to tell him he got the call to pitch the ninth inning. the they said he grew frustrated when the umpire implored him to work quickly and trip gibson told him to slow down or get called for a balk. >> the whole story, they were looking for something to get rid of this guy. they released him because he threw his mitt down. there's a backstory. he's probably not a popular player. what would you call him, dane? what would be the word? >> dana: a diva? [laughing] no, i would be respectful of -- >> maybe a jerk. he might be a jerk. i think, like, this is the equivalent of a yard sale. they put him out, there so somebody could pick him up. a teachable moment for him, he hah to prove to the people who pick him up tha

sean spicer told kelly o'donnell he didn't have a nondisclosure in place when he got his deal as omarosa alleges. you have omarosa calling the president a racist, con man. he's calling her a low life. and so you have this he said/she said between two people with compromised credibility. setting all of that aside, the public record is fairly complete with the president's own statements, his own policies, his own judicial appointees to the lower bench where americans can make up their own minds about where he stands on this larger issue of race. >> and it's a great point. all of the different contradictions playing out. and let's listen to what geoff just referenced. the fact that omarosa told chuck todd over the weekend that she refused a lucrative offer to essentially stay silent. an nda. >> they were not often a real job. they told me i could work from home. if i even wanted to work. they didn't care if i showed up. there are several former employees from the white house who actually signed this agreement who are all being paid $15,000 for their silence. the only reason unhinged -- >> y

back with us, mo kelly and sean seal. okay. start with you. a lot in the trial.y. sum it up. some of it anyway. heard from robert gates about a seven year long conspiracy with paul manafort, include lying to the irsa. void taxes. and millions in loans. gates helped to open overseas bank accounts. bank fraud scheme. income as loans to. reduce paul manafort's tax bill. the account anlts reclassified loans as income. off to get a better lending rate. lawyers alleged possible embezzlement, millions of dollars. overall, not a great day for gates. he has immunity. the issue is credibility of gates. we knew that the defense attorneys were going to go after him hard. this is a guy, that -- embezzled money from paul manafort, the guy that thee was also involved in other criminal activity with. this is a guy that also lied to the fbi, federal prosecutors. so there is huge credibility, use. but this is the kind of witness, that prosecutors typically use in these cases. they didn't pick gates or paul manafort. >> they are relying on gates alone. for evidence. the case would

you've heard stories of him excoriating top aides from john kelly to sean spicer and reince priebus earlier, obviously. but i don't think he's doing that right now. i think it's more, he's pretty despondent. and he's explaining to aides repeatedly, with you know, how did we get here? why -- is this going to upend my presidency? i think he's talking aloud about different scenarios that we reported today, talking about, you know, impeachment and would the democrats try to do it? could it backfire? how vulnerable is he? you saw the interview with ainsley earhart, where he's praising paul manafort and talks about how much he dislikes michael cohen and jeff session. there was a palpable sense in the president's mind that he was really making progress in undercutting the mueller probe, that public sentiment was going in his favor. that he had gotten a lot more people to see it his way. and i think the events this week have changed that, in the eyes of many of the white house and the president's eyes, where there's really momentum now for law enforcement and the different investigations into him.

and said that kelly had told her she was a loser and nothing but problems. , white house secretary sean spicer is also reacting. >> john kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away with her dignity and respect, and how she pays him back is she brings a personal recording device into the situation room in the white house, in massive violation of every security protocol. that should be the story right now. >> reporter: the white house said the recording shows blatant disregard for our national security. national security analysts are now debating whether or not she has violated any laws. >>> in san francisco, the outside lands lost and found is full of items waiting for their rightful owners. organizers say they have collected nearly 750 misplaced items from the festival at golden gate park over the weekend. items range from phones and keys, to wallets, eyeglasses, and jewelry. if you have lost something on the website, be sure to go to ktvu.com and click on web links to get a look at the outside lands lost and found page. >>> a little cloudy, a little cool, a little breezy at outside land

former white house press secretary sean spicer also reacted. >> john kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away with her dignity and respect. and how she pays it back as she brings a personal recording device into the situation room in the white house. and that's a violation of every security protocol. that should be the story right now. >> national security analysts are debating whether or not she has violated any lost by making the secret recordings. >>>the new salesforce transit center is open for business in san francisco, handling it's very first weekday commute today. it cost more than billions of dollars, and took years to build. ktvu's christien kafton looked into how it handled the first day of commuters. >> reporter: thousands of commuters are pouring through the new transit center on this, the official start to pull they bus service. dozens of bus lines, hundreds of buses streaming in and out, riders saying today, they are still getting used to all the changes. >> what i did find this morning was the driver was a little -- it was new to him as well. i could say that easily.

this later on "america's newsroom" with our headliner former white house press secretary sean spicer. >> john kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away with her dignity and respect and how she pays him back is brings a personal recording device into the situation room in the white house. in massive violation of every security protocol. that in itself is a massive security violation. >> sean spicer will join us at 10:00 a.m. eastern on all the big news out of the white house. >> bill: spicer is the headliner today. a top official at the dnc fending off new allegations of domestic violence. congressman keith ellison is on defense today. >> senator warren finds herself at the center of controversy. what she said about the justice system that has police officers up in arms. >> bill: a brave pilot making an emergency landing on a highway and it's all caught on camera. check it out. pretty good skills. >> wow. >> julie: dnc co-chairman congressman keith ellison denying allegations of domestic abuse from a former girlfriend. the girlfriend's son said he saw threatening text messages from the democrat and

a lot of other folks he was meeting for the first time, reince priebus or sean spicer or sarah sanders or even john kellyrosa he has known for years, decades so he cannot claim that this is not a problem of his making. he has no credibility, sarah sanders has no credibility, omarosa has no credibility. she has been complicit with the lies and racism of this administration for far too long to now play victim. truly for me one of the most disconcerting things about this entire situation is that i've come almost close, scarily close, to feeling some sort of solidarity with omarosa. and then i remember her actions and what she said and what she has done and where she has been for the last three years and i say girl, get over it, take two aspirins and lay down. >> ana navarro, scott jennings, thanks so much for being with us, appreciate it. >>> grand jury report detailing extensive efforts to cover up decades of abuse by hundreds of predatory priests. more than a thousand children involved here. what is the catholic churchgoing to do? what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandc

sean: i got in trouble. i played ice hockey. i spent a lot of time in the penalty box. i was a big fan of the broad street bullies, reggie leach, hound dog kelly. that is what i grew up. speedy one oh, my god. that is why people love you, hannity. awesome show tonight. >> sean: he had no teeth, none. speedy one that is like gordie howe on those guys. >> sean: when you rode a bicycle, did you wear a helmet?

people who come in and try to influence the president, and time and time again if it is john kelly, reince priebus, seans president and he's his own communications director. he's going to do what he wants to do. it's really hard for me to figure out what paul ryan is talking about without him being very clear. >> it makes no sense. i think when you are on the issues of racism and bigotry and abuse of children. if you can't have a voice, whether you're a democrat or a republican, you need to leave washington now. if you can't share your opinion on that, if you're too afraid, why are you there? steve kornacki and amesh, thank you. >>> up next, one of the biggest concert events in the fall is weeks away. we'll explain. an energy company helping cars emit less. making cars lighter, it's a good place to start, advanced oils for those hard-working parts. fuels that go further so drivers pump less. improving efficiency is what we do best. energy lives here. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? improving efficiency is what we do best. try zyrtec®. it's starts working hard at hour one. an

. >> sean: over the weekend omarosa released secret recordings of chief of staff john kelly and the general inside the situation room. she also released a phone call between her and president trump that allegedly took place shortly after she was fired. the question i have tonight and the rest of the media won't even ask, how is it possible for someone to get a phone in the situation room? how is it legal to secretly record the president of the united states of america? frankly this shouldn't happen to a republican, democrat, obama, bush, trump, it's completely insane. not only does this exemplify poor character, but it should also be illegal. by the way, there should be consequences for those that do such things, but despite all of the very serious flaws and what is now all these claims in the book, the media is not turning and running wall-to-wall with any coverage, all coverage, all omarosa all the time. according to news busters, the network literally dedicated a whopping 93 minutes of coverage for this former trump aide. here's a small sampling of the coverage that just the past two day

sean: i got in trouble. i played ice hockey. i spent a lot of time in the penalty box. i was a big fan of the broad street bullies, reggie leach, hound dog kelly, dave schultz. that is what i grew up. >> laura: oh, my god. that is why people love you, hannity. awesome show tonight. >> sean: he had no teeth,y. none. s >> laura: that is like gordie howe and those guys. >> sean: when you rode a bicycle, did you wear a helmet? >> laura: never. are you kidding? >> sean: but you make your kids wear a helmet. it's crazy. >> laura: we bubble wrap our children, hannity. it's crazy. >> sean: helicopter parents. >> laura: great show tonight. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle"ts from washington. what a show we have for you. the case of hillary clinton's private server. this will not go away. now there are -- this doesn't surprise me in the slightest -- that china was tracking her emails in real-time. peter schweizer, best person wea could have to break it down is here tonight. the primary voters hit the polls in three states tonight and at this hour, polls have closed in arizona, where candidates from both parties are vying for the chance to

sean: put out a statement earlier. i guess somebody had changed the flag at half-staff but they put it back. >> john kelly, i don't knowr john passed, the president tells general kelly, whatever they need they have. we will talk about what does it mean for the country for john to have been in the senate. what does it mean for us to have been around him, what can we do to build on this legacy? where can i help? >> sean: do you notice what i've noticed? all these people that said -- i supported john mccain in '08. i went to war for john mccain. but all these people that are like, "he was the greatest" -- i can go worse in chapter how vicious they were to him. is it better to be nicer in life? h like ronald reagan, they trashed him. he passes on, "one of the greatestst presidents." that's not what you said back then. >> do know what john would say? take it where i can get it. the same guy in 2008 who ran a campaign like george wallace, but the fact that people say w good things about him now, i appreciate, but the family appreciates it. he's got a family.'s he's got a son coming back from afghanistan. he's got a son who's

kelly and a phone call after that firing meeting with the president himself. amarosa's media blitz is a far cry from coverage she received as a white house staffer, her former colleague and presbytery sean spicer says the tide changed as soon as she began attacking the president. >> he continues to make stuff up, made serious accusations about me the other day that are completely false, and inflammatory. part of this is what she has done, the disloyalty and spreading of false information. she taped john kelly in the situation room, probably took her there because there's no way anybody could violate security protocol like this and she did. but that are two issues, the second is the president brought up these media outlets, decry fake news, the treating of like a celebrity because she is attacking the president. rob: mainstream media spent 93 minutes of coverage on amarosa's newscast from friday through monday's morning shows according to numbers. jillian: donald trump signing off a $717 billion military spending bill. >> the most significant investment in our military and our war fighters in modern history. after years of devastating cuts we are now rebuilding our military like we never

kell kelly maybe the vies of the supporters -- >> guest: there's a problem out there that say she isn't one of us. i've heard this many times. because she wasn't as dogmatic as bill o'reilly or sean hannity. she tried to be more fair and not play the political game all the time and who is in her spot now. >> host: what do you make of the defense of trump in the place that you and i have worked? >> guest: sean hannity in particular i've written some tough pieces for politico among others and what is amazing is all through the years, the conservative media is like how dare they be left dogs for the administration. i wonder if we have a state-run media or media run state. >> host: it's become a popular refrain for fox news because at least for the opinion anchors at this very curious about the presidency and what's happening. >> guest: even when he gets into the territory, you've got to do something now, cut it off. it's incredible to watch. >> host: is part of the effect that trump only goes to the media outlets and will not do interviews? >> guest: it's about the people that enable it and the fact that he can cal call in ane so unchallenged. they will work out a script for the nex

him and on fox news where sean hannity has spearheaded attacks on the quote/unquote deep state. >> and that continued last night on fox news. admiral, you know well general kellyin their heart because both of them have worked so closely with so many people on that list. and i'll point out two names on that list that all of us senior military absolutely revere. one is robert gates, former secretary of defense, and the other is leon panetta, former secretary of defense. both of them, a republican and a democrat, served the country in unbelievable ways, are in no way representative of this false notion of a deep state. and to see their name on that list has to really give pause to jim mattis and john kelly. it certainly hit me very hard when i read that list. that is the document to focus on this morning. >> admiral, what can they do about it remains the question. we've heard that they've been frustrated and outraged at certain times over the course of this administration. yet the course of the presidency doesn't seem to change. is there some pressure they can apply if they are as outraged as you suggest they may be? >> they are going to have to do what they have