reporting, as always. thank you, sir. that will do it, everyone. you can catch me tomorrow on the intelligence report on fox business at 2:00 p.m. eastern. i will see you there. the five is next. dana: i m dana perino along with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five . a fiery moment of the white house today. press secretary sarah sanders fighting back against the media. as far as i know, i m the first press secretary in the history of the united states that has required secret service protection. dana: will have more on that in a moment. president trump is back on the campaign trail tonight in pennsylvania, as a familiar foe emerges to counter.
A roundtable ensemble discusses and debates the day s news. jedidiah: costs a fortune. juan: there s an argument now about single-payer. jedidiah: that s even worse. i agree i think president obama does a great job as a campaigner. the problem is,
Wellerstein: the deck is stacked against him, and it s ugly. they re wiretapping his conversations with his lawyer illegally and giving it to the prosecution so that they know exactly what s gonna happen. they are able to look at classified fbi files. he is not because he doesn t have a clearance, and he can t look at his own fbi file as a result. rhodes: oppenheimer s involvement with jean tatlock, the question of whether his brother had been a communis and still was, those were the things they pulled out of the files. conant: one of the most damning pieces of evidence that was brought out was the fact that, during the war, there had been a conversation at his home in berkeley with haakon chevalier, his old friend, who had mentioned to him that there was a way perhaps that he could leak information about the atomic project he was working on to soviet officials. now, oppenheimer had dismissed it at the time,
Wellerstein: the deck is stacked against him, and it s ugly. they re wiretapping his conversations with his lawyer illegally and giving it to the prosecution so that they know exactly what s gonna happen. they are able to look at classified fbi files. he is not because he doesn t have a clearance, and he can t look at his own fbi file as a result. rhodes: oppenheimer s involvement with jean tatlock, the question of whether his brother had been a communis and still was, those were the things they pulled out of the files. conant: one of the most damning pieces of evidence that was brought out was the fact that, during the war, there had been a conversation at his home in berkeley with haakon chevalier, his old friend, who had mentioned to him that there was a way perhaps that he could leak information about the atomic project he was working on to soviet officials. now, oppenheimer had dismissed it at the time,
Wellerstein: the deck is stacked against him, and it s ugly. they re wiretapping his conversations with his lawyer illegally and giving it to the prosecution so that they know exactly what s gonna happen. they are able to look at classified fbi files. he is not because he doesn t have a clearance, and he can t look at his own fbi file as a result. rhodes: oppenheimer s involvement with jean tatlock, the question of whether his brother had been a communis and still was, those were the things they pulled out of the files. conant: one of the most damning pieces of evidence that was brought out was the fact that, during the war, there had been a conversation at his home in berkeley with haakon chevalier, his old friend, who had mentioned to him that there was a way perhaps that he could leak information about the atomic project he was working on to soviet officials. now, oppenheimer had dismissed it at the time,
Mr. kim, thank you so much form coming on . so it s hard to have perspective on this for most people, including me, when youee see these videos, how significant, how serioushoio are these protests potentially?w do you think? years in well, we ve never seen protests like this in overwill 30 years in china, and it really will force the chinese evvernment to change their governance model. ever since tiananmen square, tucker, what the chinese communis since t thet party has. they said we re not goingengage to let that happen again. th re going to engage in i the largest, massive aga surveillance state in the history of the world againsinn ci.t our own citizens. and if we get even a whiff ofmp discontent, we re going to stamp it out. and they ve been successful inat doing that. nais is the first time in thirty three years that we ve pl now seen nationwide protests.em and it s not just a problem or the challenge for jinping and the chinese communist party d from just a one issue covid iss
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Tone when it comes to dictators, what is almost as significant is seeing more businesses put billions at risk to stand up to the chinese government. like women s tennis association, which last week announced a suspension of all tournaments in china in response to beijing s silencing of sexual assault allegations made by peng shuai against a former tom p communis party official. several clothing and apparel companies condemned the use of slave labor, provoking china s ire. this kind of a spine is a stark departure from retreats we have seen in the past, like the nba s apologies when the houston rockets general manager tweeted in support of act visitivists i kong. mercedes apologized to the ccp for quoting the dalai lama in an ad. sev perhaps one of most absurd examples was actor john cena s over the top hostage file video
At its fastest rate since 1992. are we running too hot? well, there is an awful lot going on here. us stimulus is coming from fiscal authorities, those communis cheques and assets being purchased by the us federal reserve at the tune of $120 billion a month. us economy is recovering very fast, i think markets shrugged off yesterday s news because as michelle rightly said, they are expecting those factors are going to work out the price mechanism and we will see inflation come down as early as next month but still stay well above the fed reserve target. transitory, in transitory. we hear this all the time. it is all because of this or that. what will it take for the fed to apply the brakes here? i think they will look at whether first of all that forecast i laid out in front of you, the inflation rate comes down in
Watch alongside far right groups. president trump offered his congratulations twitter polin, great country, congratulations on the 100th anniversary of your dependents. i will never forget my time there. while in europe, president trump met with his turkish counterpart during dinner. this communis questions remain about the killing last night of jamaal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. we have more from jerusalem. john, were learning that president trump addressed the death of jamaal khashoggi when he spoke with the turkish president. the calmness was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2. during a meeting in paris, france had a dinner to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the world war i armistice, president trump spoke
Anyone can do it if you want to hang off the cliff. is that really what you want to be known for? communis like to me it s like porn. we know people who ve do crazy pictures. dana: i am saying i don t think taking crazy selfies is like porn. a greg: juan, that was aimed at me, i was just trying to make money in college. [laughter] jedidiah: you have young kids. what do you do in this age of everyone has to chronicle their whole life. people get crazy, they do crazy things. do you have to have conversations with your kids about this is unsafe. you shouldn t be doing this. don t stare at other people s instagram pages and tried to copy them. jesse: they are only six. they know how to work and iphone better than i do. it s humbling. i trying to take a selfie the other day at the gym and i was