Healthy cultures dont create people like that. Somethingng wrong. Thats it for us tonight. Tune in every night at 8 00 to the show thats the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. The fives next from new york. We will see you tomorrow. Good night. Jesse hello, everybody. I am jesse watters. Along with kennedy, juan williams, greg gutfeld and dana perino. It is 9 00 in new york city and this is the five. This is a fox news weather alert. Hurricane irma, the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the atlantic, currently wreaking havoc in the caribbean, with the storm forecasted to hit the United States mainland in the coming days. We are monitoring the storm and will have a full update later in the hour. Now for our top story. Yesterday, we told you about President Trumps announcement that hes ending President Obamas controversial daca program which helped
flat out discrimination coming from this white house. Jesse this is racist, Repealing Obamacare was racist. The tra
when you look at overall what the american people think about it, they support the idea. they support the idea that these talks between president trump and kim jong-un come through and they support it pretty healthily. 62% of americans in the most recent cnn poll. discussion means we re not launching nuclear warheads at one another. i think we should be happy about that. that s on the positive side. on the negative side they ve got attempts of litigation of the personal variety coming at the president. what are you hearing about their level of concern and their concern as to whether or not he ll stay quiet? silence is deafening. we have not heard president trump come out and talk at all about stormy daniels, certainly not by twitter. what i thought was interesting in the past couple days is that stormy daniels had one sexual encounter with the president. it wasn t a long-term relationship necessarily. this other woman, karen mcdougal, seemed to have a very
built by people like those haitian immigrants who came here seeking the american dream and freedom and a chance to live and if we send them back to this country their prospects are not good. haiti is still badly damaged. okay. to be fair, alice the haitians, 59,000 of them, came to this country under the obama administration under something called temporary protective status. it was never permanent. to paul s point he says this is about hurting people that don t that aren t white. that, you know, that don t look like many americans. do you see it that way? well, poppy, you said the keyword. temporary. this was always meant to be temporary. it wasn t a long-term strategy and look, this was made after a careful consideration with haitian officials to make sure they were able to bring these people back into their country and i think it s important for us to make sure that this stays as it was intended, temporary. never to be long term. and they have taken into
just waited three weeks, he could have said oh, okay, i guess can t defend it. then ask congress to do it, he wouldn t have had to deal with all of this. this pleased his base for a day. by the end of the night, everybody on that tv that you just thought that was complaining, actually, the president agrees with you. he said he wants daca to get done. he wants to sign it into law and if it s not, that s okay. nobody has to worry about anything. i don t understand why the right is still mad. jesse: true. it seems like the left is angry when in fact, the president agrees with many people on the left. the dreamers should be protected and should find some sort of legal status permanently. kennedy: that s the point. the executive orders did not codify their immigration status. it really didn t. it wasn t a long-term, stable form of protection. and as greg pointed out at the
just waited three weeks, he could have said oh, okay, i guess can t defend it. then ask congress to do it, he wouldn t have had to deal with all of this. this pleased his base for a day. by the end of the night, everybody on that tv that you just thought that was complaining, actually, the president agrees with you. he said he wants daca to get done. he wants to sign it into law and if it s not, that s okay. nobody has to worry about anything. i don t understand why the right is still mad. jesse: true. it seems like the left is angry when in fact, the president agrees with many people on the left. the dreamers should be protected and should find some sort of legal status permanently. kennedy: that s the point. the executive orders did not codify their immigration status. it really didn t. it wasn t a long-term, stable form of protection. and as greg pointed out at the