i agree with dana. it's refreshing that we can finally call them what they are. 55,000 refugees total. >> dana: he speaks the way people can understand. he's not been trained to speak out of both sides of his mouth. he is speaking directly to the american people. there is no confusion or obfuscation when you talk about dirty rats and evil. people understand that. we got the message that he is saying he's going to do something about this. i like it. he's not afraid to use words. bob, to answer your question, we had an administration for eight years that was frightened of semantics, cowering with a blanket in the corner because they didn't want to collect radical islamist terrorism. that's part of the problem if you can't even identified or name it because you're too worried people might think something or you might offend jihadists. you might offend isis. we want to do far more than offend them. >> bob: you are talking public enemy number one. >> greg: you protested. wouldn't you back those protesters if

do you know these guys, dana? >> dana: i know neil gorsuch. he worked in the bush administration. confirmed unanimously to the tenth circuit court of appeals. he is very instrumental as a judge in the case from last year. he is well-known. judge hardiman i do not know. it's interesting to note this is the earliest a supreme court nomination has happened, this soon in administration in modern history. the good news for the trump team is that on the senate side, the republican side, you have veterans of four recent supreme court nominations. in addition to that, there's a group called the judicial crisis network. a group of conservatives, they have a $10 million fund in order to help support the efforts to get this nominee confirmed, and so i think when you look at the nine vulnerable senate democrats were up for reelection in 2018, they will feel some pressure, including senator manchin. and the senator from north dakota. i think you'll see there will be some senate democrats who decide to confirm this nominee. >> juan: eric, there was some concern in conservative circles that gors

. >> dana i am dana pristinea with kimberly, juan, it is saturday this is "the five." ♪ ♪ dana three balls morning prayer service visit to cia a very busy 24 hours for our new president donald trump. >> from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward it is going to be only america first. america first. [cheers and applause] >> we must speak minds openly debate our disagreements honestly but always pursue solidarity when america is united america is totally unstoppable. >> we are all good people whether you are a republican or democrat, doesn't make any difference we are gonna get along. >> we're not playing games, the work begins, i want to thank everybody we love you. we are going to be working for you. and we are going to be producing results. >> let me ask you, should i keep the twitter going or not keep it going? dana president trump hit ground running day one he did, starting last night with within hours of taking office signed an executive order aimed at rolling back obamacare today on first full day as president paid a visit to one of the agenci

he would never be invited to dana's house for brisket. only greg was. >> madonna told the world this weekend. what? >> nothing. >> what? >> i was going to make a point about "the new york times" ." the art section writing a feature piece saying we've never had a president like president obama who was so into it with the arts. then you had this big feature about all the books and how president obama soothes himself with books in the white house. george w. bush definitely read as many if not more than that and they would have never done such a feature. the media that is having this reawakening that they need to be tough on power. it's welcome but they haven't been shining themselves in glor glory. shining? clothing themselves? >> doesn't matter. >> turned another page in the grade-point journal. >> i need a better grammar journal. >> madonna told the world she thought about blowing up the trump white house. that blew up in her face. greg, resist the joke. she says we all misunderstood her. next. what makes this simple salad the best simple

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pete you are on with dana perino go ahead. >> caller: hello, dana. >> guest: hi, how are you. >> i'm good, how are you. >> guest: i'm great, thank you. >> host: what is your question or comment, pete. >> caller: when are you want too come to san antonio so i can meet you. >> guest: i would love to go there.zi i hear the river walk is amazing >> host: alright, that was pete in san antonio texas. have you found being on fox regularly that your notoriety has changed? >> guest: yes, it has, and i would say in a great way, for the most part. there are certainly people who don't like fox, but they don't come to your book signing. >> host: as a republican woman in manhattan, have you ever been harassed if you don't have a dog with don't have a dog with you?d >> no, i haven't. i think people are not as partisan in person as they might be on social media. i also have this george w. bush library jacket, i love to wear it, and i sought shepard smithin in the elevator a year ago and he said wow, you love him. i do and i love to wear it around. i think people do a double take once in a while. the

now, looking back 18 months, dana, does that true to you as the reporter the whole time? >> after he said that, absolutely. no, i do agree. no question. just watching him, it was -- he was just kind of doing his thing, making it up as he went along and obviously using his master marketing skills and celebrity status to do it. i mean, the first interview i had with him was at his winery and i remember sitting over this , beautiful scenes of vineyards and the hill top and, you know, he had come in on the helicopter and instead of walking up the hills, ten steps, they drove him in the suv and i'm thinking no one is going to relate to this, and because i was thinking, it's marketing and, you know, turns out people did relate a lot. >> even the night of the election trump's team was trying to lower expectation and trying to blame people like mitt romney for their loss, they didn't see it coming that night and so you talk about unprecedented, they didn't even imagine themselves in that scenario because an hours before he was president elect, they were saying, these guys are the

i want to go to jim acosta, dana bash and gloria borger. dana, let's listen to what he said about the cia. >> you took some heat after your visit to the cia. in front of the hallowed wall 117 stars of those lost at the cia. you talked about other things, but you also talked about crowd size at the inauguration, about the size of your rallies, about covers on time magazine. and i just want to ask you when does all of that matter just a little less? when you do you let it roll off your back? >> i'm glad you asked. i went to the cia. i have great respect for the people of cia and intelligence. i don't have respect for one of leaders, but that's okay, but i have a lot of respect for the people in the cia. that speech was a home run. that speech, if you look at fox, okay? i'll mention. see what fox said. they said it was one of the great speeches. they showed the people applauding and screaming. they were all cia. somebody was asking sean were they trump people? they were cia people. that location was given to me. mike pence went up before me, i

[laughter] >> dana has been trying. show us your dab. >> i can do it. >> you've got it, girl. >> i learned that from some kids at calvary church in savannah. >> that's why i'm so glad somebody's so cool. >> very hip. >> greg, did you know what a dab was? >> i don't have kids. children are the worst combination of ignorance and enthusiasm. they have all this energy but they don't what to do with it. they are in this moment and they do something so stupid. i would have punched that kid in the face. i would've dragged him outside and grounded him for four months. >> i don't even know what dabbing is. >> can you teach me? >> stop. >> you did it. you've got to put your head under. >> i go to you, eric bolling, for all of my coolness. >> i don't think they dab on "special report" ." i'm just saying. right? but i do whip and i nay-nay. the baby got out of the way. >> the baby through the head back. he thought he was going to get a shoulder massage. >> i'm going to miss joe biden. >> so am i. >> where is he going? >> more midni

the new ag is dana boente. he will remain in office until the senate confirms jeff sessions later this week. christine and george. >> the new acting attorney general issued a statement reversing the predecessor's earlier directive. based upon the office of legal counsel analysis, which found the executive order lawful on its face and properly drafted, i hear by direct the men and women to do our sworn duty and defend the orders of our president. >> reaction has been strong on both sides. lawmakers highlighting different legal interpretations of the ban and the widening political gulf. the firings of sally yates under scores how important it is to have an attorney general to stand up to the white house. the attorney general should be loyal and pledge fidelity to the law, not the white house, something the administration doesn't understand that is chilling. >> senator ted cruz said this, it is fitting and sad that the very last act of the obama doj is for the acting ag to defy the newly elected president. former

i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. this is "the five" ." republicans have promised to repeal obamacare and now they process is underway. the g.o.p.-controlled senate took the first step toward dismantling the signature law last night, proving the budget measure that sets the effort ann motion. as tonight do true -- as the night due to a close. >> you are stealing health care from americans. i vote no. >> for all those with pre-existing conditions. >> this is cruel and inhumane. >> the senate is in order. >> health care should not just before the healthy. >> debate is not allowed during a vote. >> the house votes tomorrow. here's speaker paul ryan. >> i have spoken with president-elect trump on this. mike pence was in my office yesterday. we are in sync and we agree we want to make sure we move these things concurrently at the same time, replaced. we need to show that even though this law is collapsing, we can bridge ourselves to a much, much better system. >> you said you have an overarching patch. >> the first time i

i agree with dana, people were in the room applauding. that's fine and also by the way, people i heard from were taken aback by that. they didn't feel the applause was appropriate either since it wasn't a campaign rally. >> jim, it got a lot of attention at cia on saturday, talked about maybe having another chance to take iraq's oil. listen to what he said about that tonight. >> well we should have kept the oil when we got out. it's altruistic. if had tang the oil, wouldn't have isis. fuel themselves with the oil. >> you believe we should take the oil. you've heard the critics saying break international law. >> who are the critics who say that, i call them fools. >> we -- >> we should have taken the oil. if we did, wouldn't have isis and we would have had wealth. we have spent right now $6 trillion in the middle east and our country is falling apart. >> what got my attention mr. president is when you said maybe we'll have another chance. >> don't let it get your attention too much. we'll see what happens. we're going to see what happens.

dana, you were on the set the whole night. right across from wolf and jake and you were watching is happen and see your phone blow up. what happens of the election night of the shock around the world? >> another shock. >> what happened on the step, i could have been a fly on the wall. >> it's like -- look, i probably shouldn't make -- it is like sully landing the play. you have to focus on what is in frond of you. there's no emotion to it just do your job and try to get things in real-time. the ultimate adrenaline rush. and it just like you guys -- as soon as we started to see florida look off, it was -- we thought, oh, okay. but one thing i will say about all of their expectations, because obviously a lot of time to think about this and i human being abigail crushfield, my partner crime, my producer in back and we have been talking about this. is that we all of us either political provisional professionals conditioned to -- in these modern times, talk about and study the dat tamp the voter modeling. especially the post -- sta

but regardless, she is out ever a job now. 62-year-old dana boente. sworn in last night. he did say he would uphold president trump's travel ban. he will lead the justice department until senator jeff sessions is presumably sfwhorn by the senate. he is up for a final confirmation vot judiciary committee today. and presumably that goes through and then it would move on to a full confirmation vote in the senate and probably sometime in the next few days. live at the department of justice, i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> and 4:33 is the time now. happening today senate judiciary committee will vote on senator jeff sessions to lead department of justice as attorney general vote is set for 9:30 this morning sessions could be confirmed by full senate by thursday. >> meantime one group hopes to stop that con fir nraition happening and the women's march on washington will hold a rally outside the senate judiciary hearing and calling on the committee to block sessions because his background shows he's stood against civil rights and minoritys and women and they're also b

dana boente's turn as acting attorney general may not last long. jeff sessions is one of four cabinet nominees set to go to vote today. betsy devos and tom price along with steve mnuchin. senate democrats say they will demand the nominees will discuss the muslim ban according to democrats. a final confirmation vote is expected tomorrow on jeff sessi sessions. >>> and the house homeland security chairman mike mccaul goes too far. he says we should not turn away people who have been lawfully allowed to come to the white house united states. despite all of the opposition we have seen, the administration is standing by this order and trying to smooth things over. mike pence and john kelly will meet with republican leaders today. sara murray has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, george and christine. donald trump beginning the week under fire by democrats and republicans for the rollout of the travel ban. there were members of his own government agencies who were not sure how to implement the ban when it was passed. a number of republican allies on

i have jeff toobin, dana bash, and tom fuentes, so, great to have all of you. and dana bash, listen, you have covered this all throughout, this was the reason why the hillary clinton camp feels they lost the election. what comey did. it's like just when the chapter you thought was closed, boom. back open. >> uh-huh. that's right, look, we should say that a lot of people inside the hillary clinton camp people who were hillary clinton voters think that others think that it's because she didn't have an actual economic message that appeal today the traditional democrats and others, i think this even republicans did not help, particularly a couple of the many things that pam just laid out that the inspector general is going to look into the now i guess famous infamous comey decision to reopen the investigation 11 days before the election and then close it and say never mind we didn't find anything, his decision not to prosecute. so all of those things certainly are going to be looked at by the inspector general. this is what the inspector general of any agency is su

dana boente is an obama administration appointee. he was appointed under eric holder in the eastern district before -- back in 2013, 2012. so this is somebody who is not -- who has ties to the obama administration but as you see in that statement that came out tonight, he says he will support donald trump in this role until senator sessions is confirmed and to ensure that our people in our nation are protected clearly which is what donald trump wanted to hear before naming him the enacting attorney general until sessions gets into his place. >> now, the next things that need to happen in terms of reporting and getting the full import of this event tonight, hallie, we're going to have to learn more about dana boente. >> a source e-mailed me -- >> boente. the "o" is silent. we'll have to learn more about who is now the acting attorney general of the department of justice. obviously sally yates because the first person who is fired by this white house on a matter of principle, on a matter of principle with the administration. hallie, on

i want to bring in dana bash. dana, not only are their duelling meetings taking place led by president obama and vice president mike pence, but duelling news conferences by republicans and democrats, they'll occur at the same time to talk about what occurred in those meetings. >> let's hope so. we want to hear from them to talk about what occurred inside those meetings. i'm guessing we could probably unfortunately write the scripts right now what they will say about -- as manu was just saying. there you see the vice president-elect with incoming white house chief of staff, and kellyanne conway as well is there. by way of geography, as manu was saying, they're in the capitol itself, they're going in a room where house republicans have their regular meetings. what's going on with the democrats is in the visitor's center, also underneath the capitol, but a much larger auditorium. >> just realistically, what will president obama lay out for democratic lawmakers as far as a plan, an effective plan? is there a realistic

i'll go this way to dana. if you were moving into the white house, what is one thing, and it is a thing, not a being, a thing, one thing that you would have to take >> jasper's leash. >> i knew she was going to work jasper into that. >> jasper doesn't even need a leash. >> he does, but you don't put him on one. >> he doesn't need a leash. >> i have been in your apartment when he sat on me. that one should have a leash. >> can't be beings, cantering neighbors or friends? >> you could bring your friends. >> that's the question. >> you know i can't do it. >> but if you are moving in, no. i just want those phones. >> just three things, the communist manifesto, my bust, and a tie-dyed t-shirt. >> have one of those we made you wear one time? >> idea. >> dana, what is yours? >> well, she knows. >> this is not a secret to be revealed. >> i would bring my favorite salami? how would they know what to get it? when i was 5 years old, i packed it in my suitcase. >> we already have salami in the kitchen. maybe a teddy bear?

. >> dana, i noticed, i don't know if this is poetic justice or what, it was cool, it was overcast, no rain had fallen until later lately first birds that came out of his mouth. rain started to fall. >> reverend graham said, that is a blessing. i've always imagined the whole idea of, like, if you get pooped on by a bird, that is good look. -- good luck. i always imagined that happen to a king at some point. i don't think the rain put a damper on things. i think that it was a beautiful day. it was beautifully executed. i do think that having been here all day and having had the privilege of sitting with all of our great colleagues from fox news and talking to people all around town and looking at some of the reaction that, whatever you wanted to see, you saw. we are a polarized nation. we've been talking about that particular years. i think we have to be mindful that there are people that are going to look at that and say, that was the scariest thing. and he knew that, because he said at the end of his speech, do not fear, do not be afraid. we are protected by our military, we are prote

cnn's dana bash tonight reports. >> reporter: confusion and chaos. not the imagery one might expect from a president who promised to bring private sector competency to government. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. >> reporter: but here, president trump and his team acted more like he did as a fly by the seat of his pants candidate than an orderly ceo. >> i am really good at business. i can make the country rich and great again. >> giving little direction to those expected to interpret and carry out orders that have real world consequences. >> you have an extreme vetting proposal that didn't get the vetting. we have seen some problems. >> reporter: problems on policy and a political quandary for fellow republicans. ever since trump was elected, congressional republicans from leadership on down have been preparring to deal with an unconventional president. many gop sources say that means picking a battles and not criticizing every controversial move he makes. but even republ

dave, dana and nicholas back with me now. david, i'm struggling, hope i don't lose my voice in this broadcast. 17 days until donald trump is sworn in, and today the new minority leader, senator chuck schumer took the helm as minority leader and threw down the gauntlet. listen to this. >> so mr. president-elect, if there's one part of my speech that i hope you listen to and take to heart, it's this one. and i mean it with the best of intentions. if you abandon change and simply embrace the shop-worn hard right pro-corporate, pro- elite policies, diametrically opposed to the many campaign themes to helped you win working class votes and get you elected, your presidency will not succeed. making america great again requires more than 140 characters per issue. with all due respect, america cannot afford a twitter presidency. >> so david, honestly trump and schumer both new yorkers and known each other for a long time. some said they believed donald trump was a democrat. what do you make of schumer's tone? epic battle for the next

>> i'm not surprised to hear dana's order. i think the keyword in there is lawful. she injecting the employees to carry forth the lawful orders. the question is whether or not this is lawful. sally yates determined it was not and ultimately lost her job because of that. that will be what we are deba debating over the next couple of days. >> are you suggesting from the wording that he refer today there he may do something other than follow the executive order? >> i don't think many lawyers at the level we are talking about with dana and sally and other high-ranking officials put together sentences with words don't mean something. i don't think he threw the word lawful unless it meant something. he will take a look at this and make a decision about it. we know some issues have been taken up by the courts. i think ultimately he will make a decision on whether or not it is something that would with stand constitutional scrutiny. >> so you do not mean this that it made a determination that it is lawful? >> i think if he determines that the order is lawful he'll expect th

dana boente will probably not have the job for long. the senate judiciary committee will vote on donald trump's nominee, jeff sessions, tuesday. >>> officials at the pentagon are compiling a list of names of those who supported u.s. military operations in iraq. that is one of the seven countries included in trump's tra travel ban. the purpose of the list, to make it easier for them to get waivewavers to get into the united states. our guests, a former green beret. chase, first, as a former marine infantry commander who's been trying to get an iraqi veteran into the united states, an iraqi veteran who saved your life -- >> right, yeah. >> when you heard about the travel ban, what was your reaction, and, you know, what has it been the last couple of dayss? >> my initial reaction was what is this ban, what does it mean, and how's it going to affect the captain. that was my reaction. just being able to talk to the captain and look at his case, this stops it and effectively puts it on hold. it brings up the question, those allies that have s

immediately following the swearing in of new acting attorney general dana boente. yates's replacement reskinneding her guidance right away. >> i want to make sure i have the law and the facts. >> appointed by president obama in 2015, yates garnered bipartisan support. jeff sessions seen her asking her if she would bend to political pressure to then president obama. >> the views the president wants to execute are unlawful, should the attorney general, or deputy attorney general say no. >> senator, i believe that the attorney general or deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the president. >> in yet another swift move monday night, president trump naming thomas homan as the new acting director of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, demoting dan ragsdale to deputy director. meanwhile, the president's travel ban met with growing outrage in washington and across the country. only ten days after leaving office, former president obama weighing in. a spokesman saying the protests

the most famous work of literature that refers to this is richard henry dana, before the mass. richard henry dana came on a ship from new england and arrived in san diego and during that period the mexican. you period. -- mexican period. frenchhave brought is a voyage account what would be called costume plates of california people from the mexican period, a man and a woman. this period has sort of become romanticized in literature, especially once you get later into the 19th century with books like ramona by helen hunt jackson which sort of molded the popular concept of what the mexican period in california was like. california was not very populated. huge land grants were in the hands of a few families. and these land grants continued to prosper with their high trade. one of the first americans, a person from the united states, that came to california that we have an account for, a published book, is james ohio patty. we have here to show you today the 1833 edition of patty's narrative. the first edition appeared in 1831. one of the things that is significant about this accou

i'm jake tapper here with dana bash. this is a special edition of "the lead." just moments from now, the concert, the inaugural concert will begin and president-elect trump and his family will make a big entrance. tonight's feature performers include country music stars toby keith and lee greenwood. we will hear from the band "three doors down." i think it's fair to say president-elect trump will get top billing. the president-elect will speak tonight just hours before he will be sworn in as the 45th commander in chief. we're going to carry this all live, of course. and dana, one of the first people we're going to hear from after a patriotic opening will be the actor john voight who narrated donald trump's biography, the short little film during the republican convention. >> that's right. he is kind of a staple, a hollywood staple at republican conventions and inaugurations. as we've been talking about, hollywood does not tend to be very rah-rah republican, especially when it has come to donald trump. but john voight is certainly different from that. the one th

. >> i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, this is "the five" ." a very big news day. a jampacked hour ahead. president-elect donald trump held his first news conference in nearly six months today. he answered 17 questions in total on a variety of topics, including russia, obamacare, the wall, the handover of his businesses, taxes, the supreme court and more. he kicked it all off with the bombshell unsubstantiated new reports that russia has compromising personal and financial information about mr. trump. >> i want to think a lot of the news organizations here today because they looked at that nonsense that was released by may be the intelligence agencies. who knows? may be the intelligence agencies would be a tremendous blot on their record if they did that. a thing like that should shoule never been written. it should never have been had and it should never have been released. i think it's a disgrace that information will be left out. i saw the information. i read the information outside of that meeting. it's all fake news. it's phony stuff. >> i

dana, i'll bring you in on this. the statement was a very lengthy statement that marco rubio put out in explaining his thinking, basically where he started, where he was in the middle, and how he came to this conclusion. manu points out maybe a very important element of this, mccain and graham coming out to offer their support. what's your thoughts? >> reporter: right. i mean, he had to decide whether he was going to be a lone voice and take his stand on a personnel choice in rex tillerson rather than the policy of dealing with russia, which is what the john mccain and lindsey graham grahams want to do. rex tillerson is, they believe, maybe not perfect but a whole lot better than other potential nominees, if he went down, that donald trump could send to the united states senate. i heard that senator rubio was considering maybe supporting rex tillerson coming out of committee, but then voting against him on the floor. the fact that he decided to do this in a clean way certainly takes this off the table for him. and it

shortly after sally yates was fired last night, longtime prosecutor dana boente was sworn in to take her place. after statements a large group of diplomat voiced a memo, and democratic lawmakers held a rally on the steps of the supreme court to protest the immigration and refugee ban. henna zanls here. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will name his nominee for a supreme court judge tonight during a prime time speech at the white house. senator jeff sessions is expected to be approved by a senate judiciary committee this morning, leaving him one step closer to a full vote by the republican-led senate. >> reporter: president trump booted acting attorney general sally yates last night and quickly named dana boente the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia to replace her. the staff shake job came hours after yates ordered lawyers to stop defending what she called the president's unlawful travel and refugee ban. the white house fired back in a statement calling the obama administration appointee, quote, weak on borders and very weak on illegal immigration. the mov

. >> hello, i am greg gutfeld with guilfoyle, juan williams and dana perino. "the five" ." the golden globes have it all, if by all you made self-pity, cleavage, and lame and they trump jokes. >> this is the golden globes, one of the few places left where america still honors the popular vote. game of thrones is nominated. the show has so many plot twists and shocking moment, a lot of people would have wondered what it would've been like if king joffrey had lived. in 12 days, we will find out. >> i will be able to say i won this at the last ever golden globes. it has the words hollywood, foreign, and press and the title. this may be the last one. to some republicans, even the word association is sketchy. >> that's groundbreaking stuff. i get it. humor is the best therapy for broken emotionally fragile millionaires. their wine should not surprise us. it's like going to a county fair and being bothered by the smell of manure. meryl streep nailed it when she said everyone in the room, they are the most vilified segments in american society. yes, they are the victims, the deplo

shortly afterwards, dana boente was sworn in in her place. democrats rallied on the steps on of the supreme court. >> order will make us unsafe. the order will make us inhuman. and the order will make us less of america. >> president trump says tonight he'll announce his choice for the supreme court seat to replace justin antonin scalia. >>> and president trump's travel restrictions affect people who have helped the united states in the banned countries. they include a top iraqi general. charlie d'agata met with him. >> reporter: i'm a four-star general, he said, and i'm banned from entering the u.s.? the general commands all iraqi forces including the american-trained counterterrorism troops that have been leading the fight with isis for 2 1/2 years. his family was relocated to the u.s. for their safety. and he had plans to see them this week until he was told not to bother. >> you're hoping to visit america where you have a home. you're smiling, what happened? i've been fighting terrorism for 13 years and winning he told us. now the kids ar

trump replaced her with dana boente. a top prosecutor out of virginia. boente quickly issued new guidance to lawyers at the justice department defeirecting them to defend the order. the office that proves advice to the executive branch is the office of legal counsel signed off on the executive order.

usa today columnist kiersten powers, and dana bash. i'll start with you, but please feel free to pipe in. do the republicans have a plan to replace obama care? >> yes. they have lots of plans to replace obama care, and they have to streamline it. more importantly, they have to figure out, you know, as manu was saying, right now there's a debate among republicans about the process, about when it's going to happen, how quickly can it happen, and that's a vigorous debate because it's about, you know, the promises that these members feel they made to their constituents. at the same time it's how quickly should it happen given another promise that they made to their constituents that people are not going to be left in the lurch without health care. that is what -- the thing that

dana, i would love to be hey fly on the wall in either of these meetings. how do you suppose they're going? >> you know, we'll hopefully find out from talking to our sources afterwards. luckily there are a lot of people in these private meetings. one thing we can say is that as much as publicly the republicans, and they've even shown it over the years in the house through their votes, say they want to repeal obamacare. the reality is they know it is not so easy to take a benefit away from an american citizen, even if it's not a perfect benefit. so the way that they go about this is going to be very tricky for them, even though they have the votes and they can do it. on the flip side, democrats who are meeting right now with the president in this extraordinary moment, where he should be taking a victory lap, not a, you know, "please help me save my primary legacy" issue, are trying to figure out a way to drive a wedge between republicans and their constituents who have obamacare, or maybe if they don't, who can be convinced that repealing, do do so without a

an dana. >> i want to ask about undocumented immigrants who are here in this country. right now they're protected as so-called dreamers. the children brought here by their parents. should they be worried that they could be deported, and is there anything you can say to assure them right now that they'll be allowed to stay? >> they shouldn't be very worried. they are here illegally. identify big heart. we're going to take care of everybody. we're going to have a strong and solid border where you have great people that are here that have done a good job. they should be far less worried. we'll be coming out with policy over the next period of four weeks. >> hillary, how do you think

a lot to talk about, but dana, it is happening. >> it's on. >> you have a real sense in washington today walking around the levers of power are shifting and the pomp and ceremony has begun. >> no question. we saw just throughout the afternoon and early evening the first sort of official act of the inaugural celebration was a solemn one with donald trump going and laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. and then of course what is even though he said it was the first one, it is a tradition, certainly not the first time, a president-elect has had a concert at the lincoln memorial. you know, what was notable to me was that he certainly seemed to be having fun. he gave more of a unity themed speech or at least remarks than i think we've heard in recent past.

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thank you very much, dana. >> you are welcome. i knew you would love it. >> i want to break the love-fes love-fest. >> i hate these people. >> too much good stuff. i hate the basket lever. the person in front of you in the supermarket line. they forget something. oh, i'll be right back. they go get their medicated wipes and they go downstairs to walgreens and they are gone and you have to keep pushing their basket because you don't want to confront them because that would be rude. you leave the line. you are out of line unless you are shopping with somebody else. walgreens. clean your shopping baskets. it's disgusting. >> you are not even a real shopper. you are a poser. i hate those people too. >> who doesn't? it supermarket -- it's like a supermarket now. you can get everything. >> you push them aside. >> something amazing. let's take a little look at the pala degas college performing. they are the marching band in alabama. they agreed to perform at president-elect trump's inaugural parade. it is a historically black college pre

but as sanjay and dana pointed out, the devil is in the details. democrats have been galolorying the fact that republicans will have to own any repeal. and they don't have a plan. bipartisan institutions are saying repeal and delay could be deeply disruptive to the market. the trump organization is trying to say it will preserve aspects that are popular, making sure those covered today are not kicked off, but we don't know how it will be paid for. expect a lot of sausage-making on capitol hill as reality collides with grandstanding. >> guys, we're going to go from one fight to another fight, this time over intelligence. a new tweet from president-elect trump on russian hacking allegations indicating, suggesting that he is more siding with wikileaks chief julian assange than he is with the u.s. intelligence community. here is the tweet. julian assange said a 14-year-old could have hacked podesta, why was the dnc so careless? also said russians did not give him the info. >> why such a dramatic response? well, the reason is obvious. they're trying to

i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. this is "the five." president trump takes action, signing two more executive orders. while on the border with mexico that was a signature campaign promise. the other for sanctuary cities. the president says his actions will save thousands of lives, millions of jobs, and billions of dollars. he delivered remarks of the department of homeland security. >> we are in the middle of a crisis on our southern border. the unprecedented surge of illegal migrants from central america is hiring both mexico and the united states, and i believe the steps we will take, starting right now, will improve the safety and both of our countries. it's going to be very, very good for mexico. a nation without borders is not a nation. beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders. >> just as we went to eric, eric, apparently the statement from the government of mexico says that president enrique pena nieto is rethinking his trip. apparently it's coming across that he is cons

he appointed dana of district of virginia as acting attorney general. the president taking to twitter frustrated with all of this, the president wrote, the democrats are delaying my cabinet picks for political reasons, they have nothing going to obstruct, now having an obama attorney general. the white house defended calling refusal a betrayal. sean spicer saying this. >> i think that any government official or doesn't understand the president's goal in this and what this actually was, i think, this has been blown away out of proportion and exaggerated. you talk about in a 24-hour period. 35,000 people flew in to our airports and the bureaucrats have a problem with it? they should get with the program or they can go. >> democrats wasted no time responding, senate minority leader chuck schumer took to the floor to denounce the move. >> if this continues, this country has big trouble. we cannot have a twitter presidency, we cannot have a presidency that thinks, oh, this sounds good, let's go do -- sally yates was a profile in courage, maybe some of her co

i interrupted you, dana. finish your thought. >> just talking about how this is necessary, particularly because the republicans are in charge of congress. and about how this is, you know, very much wanted by democrats, but depending on what the inspector general finds, it could throw our then will be our president into a tailspin because there is nothing that makes him more crazy, more than suggesting that he didn't win the presidency fair and square. and that there is any question about the legitimacy of his taking office. and so that's why this inspector general's report, which no question, it's hard to imagine it's going to come out in the next week if they do their due diligence, will come out when he's already in office, is going to be fascinating. >> just to echo dana's point. we already have and we've been talking about it for days and weeks, this russia question. the interference in the election. the question, did it influence the election? the intelligence community has not made a judgment on that bu

dana bash and michelle kosinski have both sides of the story covered. dana bash is here in washington. which of trump's selections will they zero in, on the democrats? >> there are eight of them. eight of whom they disagree the most vehemently on policy issues. even though the argument that democrats are making that the democratic leader shuchuck schu is making, that the reason they're going to try to slow-walk them is because they don't have adequate information. background information, financial disclosures and so forth, not just to the committees that are going to be in charge of confirming the nominees but also, they say, to the fbi and even the office of government ethics. they say that that is what they are demanding, so you see their pictures on the screen there, so that there is absolutely no question that there are no conflicts of interest, particularly for those who have very, very big portfolios and a lot of money. there are several billionaires on that list, people who have never served in public office. that's what their argument is. >> whe

start with dana bash and david and christoph, it is official that donald trump is going to hold his own press conference. what do you think he'll say to the press. >> notice he says having a general news conference. remember we were looking for -- initially said hold a mid-january news conference about topic of separating from business and clear up concerns about conflicts of interests with business interests. i'm sure that will be a topic of this conference no doubt but i think donald trump is looking to have first press conference since july and i'm sure going to get a lot of questions about his views on u.s./russia relationships, relationship with putin, thoughts on the hacking, business relationships with trump corporation and how separating them from him and wall between him and two adult children running the country. along with the first agenda. >> i didn't catch the general part of that myself. but thus is the problem with 140 characters. don't have to answer back to maybe you would say at news conference what do you mean? >> i think this is wonderful news. should applaud anytime

attorney for the eastern district of virginia, dana >> this resolution makes us less safe. it was poorly done, it was a quick way that foretells real trouble in the white house. u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia, dana boente will serve as acting attorney general until the senate confirms president trump's pick for attorney general, senator jeff sessions. a french-canadian has been charged and connections with yesterday's deadly attack on a quebec city mas. alexandre bissonnette is accused of killing six people, and injuring eight others. the prime minister of canada because of the shooting rampage in act of muslims. alexandre bissonnette was known and legibly for his far right nationalists use. the u.n. security council scheduled to hold a meeting tuesday to address iran's missile tests over the weekend. the test was in defiance of u.n. resolution the bars i ran from testing ballistic missiles. newly confirmed u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, will attend the meeting which is being held at the request of the united states. now, back to "hannity." >>

and dana perino, co-host of "the five." karl, let's start with you. what do you make of the president's order restricting people coming into this country from largely muslim nations and the federal judges, couple of federal judges getting involved? >> well, look, he is, he promised this during the campaign, extreme vetting. but i think people might have been surprised. i think that they might have been led to believe that rather than suspending the issuance of new visas, they didn't expect him to turn back people who already had visas, including people who had green cards. that's how the federal judges -- chris: no, no, we should explain that. so you've got a green card, you're a permanent legal resident in this country. you've gone on a trip someplace else, now you can't get back in. >> or you have received a visa approved by the united states government in the recent past, and you got on an airplane and showed up at the airport, and suddenly that vis a visa is no r valid -- chris: so donald trump would say, too bad. >> too bad. but a federal judge s

that's the commitment that i provide to you. >> that's kind of double-speak, dana bash. i garn tie the individual -- >> in washington? >> -- that lost coverage will not lose coverage under the replacement. okay, that's great. there's a point made that people lost coverage because of premium spikes and the rest. that's a perfectly legitimate point to make, but that's not what the question was. >> no, it wasn't. >> that's a confusing answer for the american people. >> absolutely. that was not an accident. that was prepared and that was very carefully delivered to answer without answering and give double-speak. and the reason is, what gloria said, they don't know how they're going to change this. the argument that tom price made is one, i think, a certain point in these hearings, these three, four hours, is what we'll hear from republicans as they try to fashion this, that people have insurance more than they did before, 20 million people, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they have access to coverage. so, you could have health insurance, but then when you get sick or

as dana reports. they had a conversation last week, mike pence and h.w. bush and he wrote a letter to donald trump and in it he said -- he made a joke, made a joke about how he couldn't come out in the cold, and then he continued to say we'll continue to be with you and the country in sprirt, i wish you the best as you begin this journey. if i can ever be of help, please let me know. >> incredibly gracious. >> incredibly. by far the most. just incredibly -- it's a giving statement. >> and take a step back from that. this is a father as well in donald trump really went at not only his son who was president but his son who was the governor, challenged him for the republican presidential nomination and it got very personal. >> incredibly nasty. >> and to see george h.w. bush write a letter like, that i really think shows actually the kind of politics that we should be engaging in right now while we may disagree on policy, things have gotten so nasty it's personal. >> as trump begins his celebration parties in washington, motorcade on the way to the par fi fo