angle, laura ingraham, we're really proud of you. listen to the title of this book, billionaire at the barricade. that's so true. i'm so proud of you, you so deserve this show, you worked so hard. >> thank you. >> sean: you've been a part of our fox family forever. i the couldn't be happierr and prouder for you. >> thanks so much sean. you were always such an inspiration and i feel like you're my much older brother. it's always great to be on. >> sean: i'm like the bridge between the new generation of fox and the old. who would have thunk i'm the last oneen standing. fire away, everyone else does. >> hannity i've been hearing about this surprise like you're teasing this from the beginning to the end. i'm hearing about the surprise i listen to newt and hear about the surprise. i actually, one of your producers, i love her by the way, she's awesome, one of youro producers told me i get to announce one of the surprises. >> sean: no, this scheming behind my back, what's that? that's like lawrence producer. >> laura: sean tonight is annou

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angle, laura ingraham, we're really proud of you. listen to the title of this book, billionaire at the bare ra indicated. that's so true. i'm so proud of you, you so deserve this show, you worked so hard. >> thank you. >> sean: you've been a part of our fox family forever. i the couldn't be happier and prouder for you. >> thanks so much sean. you were always such an inspiration and i feel like you're my much older brother. it's always great to be on. >> sean: i'm like the bridge between the new generation of fox and the old. who would have thunk i'm the last one standing. fire away, everyone else does. >> hannity i've been hearing about this surprise like you're teasing this from the beginning to the end. i'm hearing about the surprise i listen to newt and hear about the surprise. i actually, one of your producers, i love her by the way, she's awesome, one of your producers told me i get to announce one of the surprises. >> sean: no, this scheming behind my back, what's that? that's like lawrence oh done knell's producer. >> laura: s

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after us and the primetime debut of our friend, laura ingraham is joining the lineup next month. it should be a good show. don't miss it. have a good night. here's "the five." >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino. along with kimberly gulf hall, juan williams, greg gutfeld, and jesse watters. it's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." some breaking developments tonight, there is a report that the fbi wiretapped former truck campaign manager paul manafort. both before and after the election. for more on this stunning story, let's bring in ed henry in washington. >> the leaks keep on coming. not just about the possibility of an indictment coming from paul manafort but also new information raising questions about whether president trump was correct about his claim that trump tower was wiretapped by the obama administration. first "the new york times" breaking fresh details about robert mueller's raid of paul manafort's home in july. they picked the lock to paul manafort's door as he was sleeping. the times also reporting that manafort in his legal team were likely to be

fox news contributor laura ingraham says while it's president trump's job to move the needle. it's on congress to get it done. >> donald trump is going to be unpredictable. i think that's okay. i think what we have seen from the electorate is that they will turn on the republicans if they don't do this tax reform. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are at about 15 or 16% approval rating. donald trump has popped up in a couple of polls, 45, 50%. he likes to be popular. he wants to be popular and wants results. he is not going to make the mistake he made, i think, with the healthcare vote, basically offshoring it all to congress and saying okay, you guys are the experts. you voted on it seven times now bring us to the promise land. is he not going to do it this time. he has 90 days. think of all the things people accomplish in 90 days. if they can't get their act together in 90 days, then they all should move on to another line of business. heather: turning to the devastation in the wake of hurricane irma. the monster storm killing at least 12 people in florida alone across the state

laura ingraham was particularly sharp right there in her sarcasm but what are way talking -- what just happened? is this a transactional, as people like to call him, moving-target president? >> first of all, it's a president, with saw this in the congress today, scattershod approach, approach of telling people what they want to hear allows other folks potentially with very different varying viewpoints to hear what they want, that he's not going to get pinned down, he is ideologically flexible to be kind. this is a president who, yes, he's eager for some sort of win, he's eager for that word, again, deal. he is frustrated, deeply frustrated with mcconnell and ryan. he has no personal connection with them, he feels like. he feels like they let him down over health care. feels like they let him down by not shielding him from the russia probe. when chuck and nancy come to dinner, he finds people who speak his language in terms of senator schumer, a fellow new yorker, and feels like this is people, perhaps, i can work with. now, it certainly risks alienating some of the base. certainly some

conservatives like laura ingraham, rush limbaugh and steve king voicing their frustrations as mike was talking about, their frustrations with the president. this after congressional democrats announced yesterday they are working with donald trump to close in on a deal to close in on daca recipients. during the 2016 president trump campaigned, you remember this, he campaigned heavily on tough immigration reform. and to prevented people coming to the united states illegal from other countries. let's bring in huffing post reporter lara bassett. and chief correspondent for bloomberg news. kevin cirilli.laura, i was alluo mike viqueira on this. part of that group was alt right which we've used the term much now. and the very founder of that movement, that idea, is saying because of these deals with democrats, deals, agreements, i would be protesting against him. >> right. what i think is the most interesting we have steve king who is on the far right who in many ways represents the far right especially in terms of immigration issues because he's been the most outspoken on them. and he came

what did sean hannity and laura ingraham and rush limbaugh think was going to happen with this guy? >> that's a fair question. this is a guy who has always been incredibly malleable on policy. not all that deeply committed, it seems to anything or willing to at least change his mind or talk about both sides of the issue. and also a person who has been susceptible to persuasion, manipulation. this is a guy who listens to whatever was in his ear last. for whatever reason over the last week or two, those people, a lot of the time have been chuck and nancy. he's clearly enjoying demonstrating to paul ryan and mitch mcconnell that they're in the dog house right now. he clearly does have a personal relationship with chuck schumer that goes back years to new york. and so he is enjoying, by all accounts, the conversation he has with them and this ability to send this message. it remains to be scene whether this is toxic for the base. for a long time, republican politics were defined by this litmus test over immigration. get anywhere near immigration reform and it's a third rail and you're f

are not listening to laura ingraham or even breitbart the way they're listening to donald trump. remember, they were anti-trump for a while, and they had to turn and become pro donald trump when they realized that's where the movement was going and that's where the base was going. >> i'll say this. i think it was well said. trump is the brand now. all these commentators that orbit around the brand are going to find out that they're going to have a miserable day if they think they're going to be able to -- >> in fact, they're going to seem like the establishment now in a certain sense, the critics going after him. i think the problem is the brand still is going to suffer from whatever is going on with the russia investigation, and then that old temperament is going to come out. stevenson once said the problem is not how to win an election, but how to win an election without proving you're unworthy to win. if that starts to ratchet up, then the old trump is going to come floating right back. >> i'm going to pause it here. we've got an even longer segment coming up where we can fini

laura ingraham is not going to accept a fence. >> but trump voters are not listening to laura ingraham or even breitbart the way they're listening to donald trump. remember, they were anti-trump for a while, and they had to turn and become pro donald trump when they realized that's where the movement was going and that's where the base was going. >> i'll say this. i think it was well said. trump is the brand now. all these commentators that orbit around the brand are going to find out that they're going to have a miserable day if they think they're going to be able to -- >> in fact, they're going to seem like the establishment now in a certain sense, the critics going after him. i think the problem is the brand still is going to suffer from whatever is going on with the russia investigation, and then that old temperament is going to come out. stevenson once said the problem is not how to win an election, but how to win an election without proving you're unworthy to win. if that starts to ratchet up, then the old trump is going to come floating right back. >> i'm going to pause it here.

laura ingraham scoffing at what she called the art of the steal. breitbart dubbing the president amnesty done. at 6:00 this morning the walkback. no deal tweeted the president. and no citizenship either. >> we're not looking at citizenship. we're not looking at amnesty. >> reporter: at almost the same time -- >> there's an eventual path to citizenship in the dream act. >> reporter: bottom line, even the president says they are fairly close to a deal, but as always, devil's in the details, like whether conservatives will accept delaying the fight about money for that border wall. >> they can't obstruct the wall whether it's in a budget or something else when we're ready. >> reporter: for now, no sign the president will stop dealing with democrats, like schumer, caught on a hot mike today saying what a lot of lawmakers might be thinking. >> he likes us. he likes me, anyway. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, the white house. >>> i'm peter alexander. the president tonight claiming progress on the premier promise of his campaign. >> i think we're m

only 12% of voters support laura ingraham's position. now that doesn't mean they're wrong. >> that doesn't mean they're right. but i don't know any politician on the face of the earth any president who has been listening to people who have kept him at 32 or 33% that wouldn't go, you know what, i think this is the right thing to do. i promised on the company i would take care of these people and, hey, 90% of americans are on my side. so, yeah, i'm fine with the base being pissed off this morning, because they can sit. 12% of them can get in a phone booth somewhere and hug in washington, d.c. >> well, there you go. i mean, a lot of people, joe, not only this morning but yesterday, last night, are really overthinking this whole thing. this isn't about da california it's not about steve king. it's not about laura ingraham. it's about donald j. trump. he wants a win. he's watched the cleveland indians win 21 straight. he likes to be on that side of the aisle. he wants a win. that's what this is about. he wants a big w on the wall in the oval

laura ingraham said build the wall, build the wall, or maybe not really. can this marriage be saved? katie: a majority of the country think daca should be passed but through congress constitutionally and not through the executive branch which is what the president has argued. the wall is something that was promised repeatedly and channeled at rallies. their issue is we have seen this movie before. we have been promised for 30 years to have border security in return for amnesty. it has never worked because amnesty always comes first. howie: the president says it's not amnesty. do some of your colleagues in the conservative media feel betrayed. katie: if you look at what the president said on the campaign trail it's the opposite of what he's doing now. howie: the president telling chuck schumer in a phone call that fox was praising him and msnbc. joe: this too shall pass. regardless of the hype that comes with when the president changes course. the media overreacts. i think in the end though what we see repeatedly is three days later this may not be the way

laura ingraham is starting a nightly show at 10:00 eastern. and a live 11:00 p.m. newscast. sean hannity goes to 9:00 p.m. eastern and "the five" goes back to 5:00. that's it for this edition of made what buzz. i know you have -- edition of "mediabuzz." write to us @mediabuzz@foxnews.com. let fuss know what you think. don't forget to dvr the show if you have miss it. we enjoyed this engagement. we are back here next sunday. see you then, 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. arthel: this is a fox news alert on the escalating war of words between the president and the nfl. the president calling on fans to boycott games in disapproval of players who kneel in protest. but the protests continued this morning in london and some team owners criticized president obama as well. eric: the president also urging nfl teams today to punish their flairs for protesting. this all started when the president set it off friday night in alabama. he was speak out at

laura ingraham scoffing at what she called the art of the steal. breitbart dubbing the president amnesty don. at 6:00 this morning the walk back. no deal tweeted the president. and no citizenship either. >> we're not looking at citizenship. we're not looking at amnesty. >> reporter: at almost the same time -- >> there's an eventual path to citizenship in the dream act. >> reporter: bottom line, even the president says they are fairly close to a deal, but as always, devil's in the details, like whether conservatives will accept delaying the fight about money for that border wall. >> they can't obstruct the wall whether it's in a budget or something else when we're ready. >> reporter: for now, no sign the president will stop dealing with democrats, like schumer, caught on a hot mike today saying what a lot of lawmakers might be thinking. >> he likes us. he likes me, anyway. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, the white house. >>> i'm pe the president tonight claiming progress on the premier promise of his campaign. >> i think we're moving very rap

laura ingraham is starting a nightly show at 10:00 eastern. and a live 11:00 p.m. newscast. sean hannity goes to 9:00 p.m. eastern and "the five" goes back to 5:00. that's it for this edition of made what buzz. i know you have -- edition of "mediabuzz." write to us @mediabuzz@foxnews.com. let fuss know what you think. don't forget to dvr the show if you have miss it. we enjoyed this engagement. we are back here next sunday. see you then, that. hulk: you got me. life is good and i couldn't even answer the question life is so good. >> live from los angeles the next revolution will be televised. fighting republicans over healthcare. fighting for a tax plan and even fighting steve bannon in the alabama senate race. we will break down present drums. we cut. plus, all the tech giants getting dangerously big and powerful. we meet the man who wants to cut them down to size. the google boss who crushed a critic. we expose how big tech big money can sink tanks into corporate student. steve: welcome to the next revolution. on steve hilton and this is the

tom bevan, editor-in-chief of lifezette, laura ingraham, and michael crowley. there are conservatives who have real concerns and think this deal puts them in a tough spot. >> where were they for the last seven weeks? ben sasse and these people turning themselves inside and out. mitch mcconnell looks like he lost his best friend. what do they think was going to happen? they kept telling donald trump don't worry, this is a complex process, obamacare repeal, but we've got it. then they said we almost have it on the skinny repeal. it's going to be pretty good. mccain comes in and blows it up. time after time after time, donald trump trusted what was going on on capitol hill and they could not deliver a piece of legislation to his desk that could be signed. it wasn't possible. someone who is a conservative populist, when he wants to move the ball down the field, he's going to find another player to throw to. the only one was going to be nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. the republicans have no one to blame but themselves. >> bret: what they say behind the scenes is th

not only do we go back to 5:00, "hannity" comes in at 9:00 and there is laura ingraham, she's going to join "the ingram angle" at 10:00. >> dana: >> kimberly: this is o, 5:00, five people. 5:00 p.m. >> dana: five days a week. >> greg: five shots of tequila. >> kimberly: not exactly. besides that, "hannity" goes back to 9:00. when i first joined fox, "hannity" was at 9:00 every night. he's going back to where he used to be, what was the "hannity" show. there's something nice and vintage about that. >> dana: you can go home again. >> kimberly: you can. all the fans that are very passionate, what i want to say is to those of you experienced us in prime time at 9:00, if you could come hither. >> dana: we are even funnier at 5:00. >> kimberly: we are usually high-energy. >> dana: right now is usually my bedtime. >> juan: who puts the bottle down and claims every station, he is watching "the five." >> greg: it's true. i will finally lose the weight i gained during this show at 9:00 and eating at 11:00 at night. the other part is that we are all sitting down at 5:00 a.m. we are doing a live s

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laura ingraham, dentals border security pledges meaningless. when does american working class without real wage increase in 15 years and who send their kids to private overcrowded public schools get an nesty. and lou dobbs chimed in. and hispanic congressional leaders wand a stand-alone vote on daca not being tied to border security. but here's hopes the president listens to none of these critics and continues his new tact. for far too long, we've exceeded the political debate to allow these voices, mainly media personnel that don't give a dam about governance. they're after viewers and mouse clicks. they amplify our differences and they rely on rhetoric. senator john mccain, he gets it. remember his recent speech to senate colleagues just before he dramatically cast a thumbs down vote over repeal and replacement of obamacare? the 80-year-old had just been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, speaking to colleagues with a surgical scar above his left eye. he lamented the passing of days when the senate was the world's greatest del

so i apologize for that legendary college football coach lou holts and our friend laura ingraham who is getting her own show in october. we are equities sighted to have her full time here at fox. todd piro is having break breakfast with friends ahead of alabama's senate run off elections. todd: today is the big day run off between luther strange and roy moore. of course we are talking to the people about who they are voting for and eating cocoa business cuts. check that out. more "fox & friends" when we come back. ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ lord i'm coming home to you ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ sweet home, baby ♪ i can't hear you ♪ kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. 83% try to eat healthy, yet up to 90% fall short on getting key nutrients. let's do more. one-a-day women's. complete with key nutrients we may need, plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one-a-day women's. jillian: good tuesday morning. back with quick headlines. canada welcomes refugees wit

joining us now with reaction editor in chief, fox news contributor, laura ingraham. you're laughing. >> i listen to you, and i'm like these are the golden oldies. >> sean: it's all a lie. she's now making money off a bunch of suckers that are buying a book that's full of lies and fake news. i think she believes it. >> bleach the book. take hammers to the book. that's what they should have done. i was thinking of the old quote from teddy roosevelt that if you could kick the person in the pants most responsible for your own troubles you wouldn't sit for a month, and hillary clinton has to think about that. even eleanor roosevelt, her idol talks about how we shape our own lives, and ultimately we're responsible before we die for our decisions and our fate, and yet every turn, whether it's going back to, you know, 1998 and monica lewinsky all the way up to the clinton scandals, it's never, ever, ever the clintons' fault, and i think that refusal to take really pretty much any personal responsibility of any note is part of the reason why trump won because people are just

"hannity" moves to 9:00 right after us and the primetime debut of our friend, laura ingraham is joining the lineup next month. it should be a good show. don't miss it. have a good night. here's "the five." >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino. along with kimberly gulf hall, juan williams, greg gutfeld, and jesse watters. it's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." some breaking developments tonight, there is a report that the fbi wiretapped former truck campaign manager paul manafort. both before and after the election. for more on this stunning story, let's bring in ed henry in washington. >> the leaks keep on coming. not just about the possibility of an indictment coming from paul manafort but also new informatioin

here is laurain laura ingraham'. ann cowl ferp's tweet, if we are not getting a wall, i prefer president pence. charles: steve, you know your odyssey being a donald trump supporter didn't start out this way. you are a straight shooter with this stuff. what's your reaction to this stuff that daca, one of the key promises cordon * supporters wanted, do you think it will cause problems for him? >> i would caution my allies on the trump train. let's have to patience. this man has not let us down yet. i admit i am puzzled by some of the things it's reported he has said. even though i believe -- they are not kids -- i believe daca adults should be protected because i believe they are a different category that didn't choose to break immigration laws by being brought here. i don't understand why we wouldn't demand in return for that full border funding. i'm puzzled by his strategy but i believe in the man and i caution patience from team trump. charles: should they be allowed to be full-fledged citizens or should they vote o

laura ingraham of virginia. mike rowe of the world and the referenced franklin graham talking about charity. all here live next on "fox & friends" ♪ will you take me higher ♪ to a place where i ♪ trust nexium 24hr. >> that comey letter. the russians weaponizing information, negative stories about me. this whole wikileaks beginning to leak in early october of john podesta's emails. facebook was taking money from russian companies to run negative stories about me. let's not forget sexism and my a subject any. ainsley: don't forget. hillary clinton running through the long list the reason why she thinks she lost the election. preview of what you will find in her new book called "what happened." her new book comes out today. isn't it time for her to move on. joining us now is coauthored of shattered inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign jonathan allen. good to see you, jonathan. >> good morning. ainsley: people liking her book buying her book and people who don't like her seeing a boost today on your book.

and laura ingraham, who by the way has a new show here on fox. debuts october 30. congratulations. >> thanks. >> bret: i want to start with mara. >> this is what the white house wanted. i thought the speech had something for everyone. people who wanted tough nationalist populist rhetoric, it was in there. i thought it was a step back from the u.n. bashing trump had done during the campaign where he famously said the u.n. was the enemy of freedom and democracy. i thought the speech was pretty mainstream for donald trump. he even said that the dues we pay which are disproportionate would be worth it if the united nations lives up to its potential. he talked about the marshall plan. that was about the most nonnationals program you can think of. he i think stayed within the mainstream of foreign policy. the big takeaways were what sounded like laying the predicate to get out of the iran nuclear deal. >> bret: laura. >> i think people who last week were concerned donald trump was straying from his conservative populist nationalist stance on issues would hear this speech

ingrahams, steve kings who said the base is going to leave him, reaching out across the aisle. not going to fulfill promises. they're going to leave him. there are a lot of republican voters who are not leaving him. which is the idea this. his base is the trump base. let's remember the famous quote, i can go on to 5th avenue, i can shoot someone, my supporters would stay with me. it's not a -- reaching across the aisle is is not the equivalent of shooting someone on 5th avenue in the minds of most. this is the moment where it's not the republican base that follows donald trump, it's the donald trump base that follows donald trump. a testament to people who vote for him for his personality, for his personal appeal and strength. >> rick stengel, you heard it say before, that the worst thing that happened to modern politics was mcconnell and reid because during their time in the senate, it became about them, about the game, about obstruction. the one thing people have told us through pollsters for years is, we want to see some compromise, we want to see both sides getting along. p

we also really want to congratulate our good friend of the program, laura ingraham, she is going to be taking over the 10:00 p.m. slot at the end of october. as i wrote on twitter earlier today, when you really think about it, i never expected that i would be the bridge between two generations of the fox news channel, this is the next generation and now we've had some changes obviously, greta and bill and megan have all left, i'm glad to be back in my own time slot, it all starts next monday. we are very proud of tucker, martha and of course no laura. we will see you monday. monday night at 9:00. anyway, we will always be fair and balanced. thanks for being with us, we will see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ >> tucker: could evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the emmy awards aired last night in prime time. if you didn't watch you weren't alone and by the way, we don't judge. even by the usual standards of show business, last night show was a remarkable triumph of identity politics over art and entertainment. even before it began an actress called issa rae told the report

laura ingraham tweeted this, the art of the steal, let's hope that pelosi and schumer misrepresented the daca deal. breitbart posted amnestyton was the number one twitter in d.c. despite the backlash for the moment the president seems to be savoring his role as a bipartisan. y you. >> what would you tell democrats tonight. >> well, i'm a conservative and i will tell you, i'm not skeptical and i think that if we can do things in a bipartisan matter, that will be great. it might not work out, if which case we'll do without. i think we can do a bipartisan matter f. you look at the greatest legislation ever passed, it will be a pi partisan manner. there the president's negotiate on behalf of the american people exactly what he was elected to do and the idea that you guys keep trying to distort this into a bad thing is i think exactly why this president was elected. they were sick and tired of business as usual. they wanted somebody who would break up the status quo that would bring people from both sides of the table to have conversations. this president's done more for bipartisanship in

laura ingraham anchor of our new primetime show, the ingram angle weighed in on this development on "fox & friends" earlier today. >> they botched it from the beginning. now they're up against this supposed entire deadline and there try to cram something through that isn't a real repeal. rand paul is right on that. is it better than nothing? maybe, but they're here because mitch mcconnell couldn't get the job done on full repeal. >> heather: chief white house correspondent john roberts' life for us with more on this story. what's happening? >> we should die that the ceremony of guard is posting it's all here in the driveway of the white house because the spanish prime minister will come calling quite soon. the president's meeting with bipartisan house committee of ways and means. the budget will be talked about as well as the effort to repeal a new place obamacare. the president also said he will be visiting puerto rico next tuesday to see that hurricane damage there and the federal relief efforts. now to the graham-cassidy bill and the efforts to repeal in her place obamacare. white

laura ingraham, a.b. stoddard, former white house press secretary ari fleischer. your thoughts on the move, strategy, and the hope democrats will get across the finish line. >> i was pleased to see president trump dealing with congressional democrats. during the -- it's nice to have a period of calm as a close -- d to brinksmanship. i would have referred 18 months but he got three months. as for triangulation, it works when you have two coequal sides and there's a point above the middle of the president can rise above. what you have now is a lopsided trapezoid. it's a town that no longer works well together. i don't think you can say there is one theory that's going to last for long time. the president is transactional. he won't make work what he can make work. it's the one he changed the dynamic last week. mitch mcconnell going out of his way to make sure everybody knew he still has the chip. the debt ceiling, treasury secretary can do some magic. extraordinary measures and move it and it's not a negotiating point for the democrats come december. >> to a large ex

ingraham s, steve kings who said the base is going to tlooef hle reaching out across the aisle. not going to fulfill promises. they're going to leave him. there are a lot of republican voters who are not leaving him. which is the idea this. his brace is the trump base. let's remember the famous quote, i can go on to 5th avenue, i can shoot someone, my supporters would stay with me. it's not a rea-- reaching acros the aisle is is not the equivalent of shooting someone on 5th avenue in the minds of most. this is the moment where it's not the republican base that follows donald trump, it's the donald trump base that follows donald trump. a testament to people who vote for him for his personality, for his personal appeal and strength. >> rick stengel, you heard it say before, that the worst thing that happened to modern politics was mcconnell and reid because during their time in the senate, it became about them, about the game, about obstruction. the one thing people have told us through pollsters for years is we want to see some compromise, we want to see both sides getting along.

donald trump, the individual, or the rush limbaughs, laura ingrahams, those folks? i think for now donald trump has more trust with those folks than the talk radio crowd does. now that said, i do think he's got to remember, immigration is why he got to where he got. no other -- his hard line position on immigration is why he got that nomination. so i think he's got to be careful here on how he walks this line. daca is something that the party i think will accept. >> they've showed they'll stick with him through thick and then. kristen, i want to ask you about the president's trip to new york city to come speak to the general assembly. a lot on his plate. north korea lobbed another missile at japan. what posture will he take? >> i think he will take a tough posture. this is a significant test for this president. he'll be hosting 100 world leaders here in new york, which is of course his hometown. he's been critical of the u.n. i think a number of world leaders want to hear him strike a conciliatory tone. it's about what he can get done. ally he have lunch with the le

not only do we go back to 5:00, "hannity" comes in at 9:00 and there is laura ingraham, she's going to join "the ingraham angle" at 10:00. >>ng kimberly: this is our show, 5:00, five people. 5:00 p.m. >> dana: five days a week. >> greg: five shots of tequila. >> kimberly: not exactly. besides that, "hannity" goesfi back to 9:00. when i first joined fox, "hannity" was at 9:00 every night. he's going back to where he used to be, what was the "hannity" show. there's something nice and vintage about that. >> dana: you can go home again. >> kimberly: you can. all the fans that are very passionate, what i want to say is to those of you experienced us in prime time at 9:00, if you could come e hither. >> dana: we are even funnier at 5:00. >> kimberly: we are usually high-energy. >> dana: right now is usually my bedtime. >> juan: who puts the bottle down and claims every station, he is watching "the five." >> greg: it's true. i will finally lose the weight i gained during this show at 9:00 and eating at 11:00 at night. the other part is that we are all sitting down at 5:00 a.m. we are doing a

laura ingraham on this network has suggested they should be labeled a terror organization. berkeley's mayor has called them a criminal gang. this is not a group that you want any network hosted within a thousand yards of at a rally addressing. there is a hard and fast rule out every news organization, tucker. that is that hosts cannot, or journalist, reporters for that matter, cannot attend rallies or speak at rallies that its newsroom may be covering. it's a conflict of interest. as a whole bowl of wrong and it's something that cnn needs to address and actually give antifa a simple out kamau bell -- an ultimatum. you're an activist or a host. it reflects on us and make them look bad. i hope that have a conversation. van jones, a pendant on a host on a wow network, as well plug, he spoke at a rally one day afts inauguration, january 21st, the same rally where madonna said that she wanted to blow up the white house. nothing was done then with van jones. i doubt anything will be done with kamau bell, as well. a conflict of interest is simply very difficult to ignore for a maj

laura ingraham on this network has suggested they should be labeled a terror organization. berkeley's mayor has called them a criminal gang. this is not a group that you want any network hosted within a thousand yards of at a rally addressing. there is a hard and fast rule out every news organization, tucker. that is that hosts cannot, or journalist, reporters for that matter, cannot attend rallies or speak at rallies that its newsroom may be covering. it's a conflict of interest. as a whole bowl of wrong and it's something that cnn needs to address and actually give antifa a simple out kamau bell -- an ultimatum. you're an activist or a host. it reflects on us and make them look bad. i hope that have a conversation. van jones, a pendant on a host on a wow network, as well plug, he spoke at a rally one day afts inauguration, january 21st, the same rally where madonna said that she wanted to blow up the white house. nothing was done then with van jones. i doubt anything will be done with kamau bell, as well. a conflict of interest is simply very difficult to ignore for a maj

laura ingraham, dems border security pledge is meaningless. and lou dobbs chimed in. huge loss for make america great again. to be sure there was grumbling on the left as well. hispanic congressional leaders want a stand-alone vote on daca not being tied to border security but here's hoping the president listens to none of these critics and continues his new tack. for a far too long we have ceded the political debate to the loudest voices, namely media personality who is are after listeners and viewers and mouse-clicks, they know that discord drives passion. so they amplify our differences and rely on rhetoric. senator john mccain gets it you remember his recent speech to senate colleagues just before he dramatically cast a thumbs-down vote over repeal and replace obamacare? the 80-year-old had just been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. speaking to colleagues with a scar above his left eye, he lamented the passing of days when the senate was the world's greatest deliberative body. he said things had become more and more tribal. more partisan. he embr

ingraham, and ann coulter. they've really taken him to task over this. >> melissa: is if there is tougher border enforcement and construction of some type, or any of us really picturing the great wall of china along the southern border? brick on top of brick? >> that's what the president promised. if you're going to say -- >> melissa: it's just not possible in some spots where there is water. >> it is in a lot of spots. during the campaign, the physician, you're going to have tougher enforcement, that's what jeb bush was saying. that's what marco rubio was saying. that was a big dividing point with president trump, and if trump goes back on the wall, there are a lot of folks were going to be very disappointed. >> melissa: what you think of the overall strategy of turning to the left at least appearing to work with folks? is it smart politics, is a negotiation, is it back and forth? it looks bipartisan to the average person. the republicans did fail him out of the gate, so if he had stayed on that road, he'd cer

who has more pull over this the rush limbaughs, laura ingrahams, those folks? i think for now donald trump has more trust with those folks than the talk radio crowd does. now that said, i do think he's got to remember, immigration is why he got to where he got. no other -- his hard line position on immigration is why he got that nomination. so i think he's got to be careful here on how he walks this line. daca is something that the party i think will accept. >> they've showed they'll stick with him through thick and then. kristen, i want to ask you about the president's trip to new york city to come speak to the general assembly. a lot on his plate. north korea lobbed another missile at japan. what posture will he take? >> i think he will take a tough posture. this is a significant test for this president. he'll be hosting 100 world leaders here in new york, which is of course his hometown. he's been cca i think a number of world leaders want to hear him strike a conciliatory tone. it's about what he can get done. ally he have lunch with the leaders of south ko