this area. there has been a new project launched bringing 10,000 new jobs to western pennsylvania. that is a positive feeling. >> will: a positive feeling on main street while they freak out perhaps on wall street but certainly in television studios in new york city, it's always good to see you. thank you so much selena zito. thanks for hanging out with us now. we get to the heart of the matter from the heart of america, we now turn you or to the five. ♪ ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino along with emily compagno, he harold ford, jr., jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five."

yet another horrific anti-semitic terror attack on u.s. soil this time by an illegal immigrant let in by the biden administration. he overstayed his visa. mohamed sabry soliman appearing in court soon accused of launching a targeted terror attack. firebombing peaceful demonstrators in boulder, colorado, using a makeshift flamethrower as they rallied in support of israeli hostages. the number of victims in yesterday's boulder attack has increased, it is now 12. thankfully no one has died for their injuries are terrible. according to the fbi the attacker shouted "free palestine." during the assault. >> you can't do nothing. [bleep]. >> dana: the justice department called my charge and the suspect with a federal hate crime that's on top of 16 counts of murder, the white house is felling a crackdown on those who have

abused the visa system as well. >> after coming to this country he is lighting jewish people on fire who were simply trying to peacefully pay respect to the hostages in israel. i would remind anyone here who was on a visa like this individual who came to our country, it is a privilege not a right to enter the united states of america and we're not going to allow people who are pushing anti-american values especially engaging in acts of violence to remain in our country. your visa will be revoked and you will be deported. >> dana: the fbi labeling it as a targeted terror attack but some guest on cnn including a former fbi deputy director taking issue with it characterization. >> the local authorities are saying one thing in the fbi is saying something slightly different. >> that's never a great start. he is really being very careful and i think that's the right approach at this point. they don't have a clear idea.

>> it makes law enforcement looks look disorganized and it makes the fbi look so juvenile. why are you getting ahead of the police chief? >> dana: the guy literally lit a holocaust survivor on fire and the media suddenly cares about waiting for more facts while he yelled "free palestine. i'm and think about how you and i have been doing this show for nearly 14 years and terrorism cases and attacks, they have morphed. we always worried about this, what about the attacks from within? now we are seeing this. there is a pattern and this is just one more in a horrible set of instances. >> greg: there is a pattern that hasn't changed and that's the medias focus on the reaction on the attack and not the attack itself. why would they do that, why is it more important to them to talk about the labeling of this because they know they are complicit what happened before. they would rather not talk about

what could've been prevented. when you elect a crumbling president to have a crumbling border. that is the best cause and effect you will ever see. the reason why this guy was able to get in was because biden was president you don't want to talk about that because then your complicit. so you focus on the reaction after. did you see what stephen miller said? did you see what donald trump said to? if i were to say right now is there a study -- has anybody ever done a study on the most common first name among terrorists? just a question. i but that will get more coverage than the terrorist attack itself -- it's always about the reaction. what's also incredible to me is how quickly identity politics disappears. suddenly to who or the what about the terrorists become the least important factor. but if he was up for a job in the faculty lounge of harvard it would be front and center. if you live by identity politics you die by it. it was identity politics that

allowed this fiend to be seen to as an aggrieved group getting a special dispensation helping them pave the way to unleash this carnage because he's aggrieved. right now you have legacy media that is doing nothing but criticizing people for calling it what it is, terrorism. the same media who called everyone in and white supremacists if they so much as raise their hand above their shoulders and they have a brazen act of terror and they go not so fast. >> dana: there's also a trend and a pattern emerging that you see in headlines or you see from people like the u.n. general assembly, antonio gutierrez. he said this attack did not take place in a vacuum. we have threats against and jews into zionists. they want to use the word zionists because it protects them -- >> jesse: that's one of the

risks you take when you let people in the country from the muslim world. the shocking percentages of people in that area of the world that belief terrorism is justified and that hate jews. was a calculated risk, it doesn't mean we don't let anybody and from these parts of the world but it is a calculated risk. they are very quick to assign motive when it suits their political agenda. if you wanted a wall built they said it was because you hated mexicans. if you didn't vote for kamala harris it was because you were sexist. all of a sudden an egyptian illegal flame throws jews and screams "free palestine." and they are curious what the motive is, what could it be? same with labels. greg just mentioned labels. you can be a trans polyamorous werewolf but never a terrorist. you cannot be a terrorist any time. fort hood, workplace violence. benghazi was just about a video

reaction. even tesla terrorism is not economic terrorism, its property damage. you see this also -- greg mentioned it again. the guy was called white, he is born in africa, he is an egyptian alien muslim. if this guy had gotten away what with the media have said? the on the lookout for white man last scene with a cocktail? this is dangerous the way they are reporting it and they are reporting it this way because their own voters are chanting the same slogans as the terrorists. the border policy is dangerous and now jake tapper is admitting that joe biden caused the border crisis. it's also because they are afraid to alienate the hamas among their party. that wing of the party is very powerful very influential, a lot of money and a lot of energy on the ground they don't want to do anything to upset that.

reality is intruding on their story line. their story line is that they are the party of love and donald trump is the party of hate and you can have a slew of hate crimes and we've seen them. they are burning down the homes of governors, they are executing jews on the street of d.c. and now this. they just have to 86 it's because it's not good for their political power. >> greg: don't use 86! >> dana: you don't want them to call you. these protesters every sunday since october 7th at 2023 have met peacefully and walked silently on sundays in boulder to raise awareness to try to make sure they have their message out every week that there is a demand to bring all of the hostages home. this guy knew about that and he's there, he's prepared to. he's got a weapon. what you have is this weaponization of anti-semitism going from an ideology on campus or earlier i would say on campus and now with an actual terrorist movement inside our borders.

how does law enforcement try to tackle that while also respecting the constitution? >> emily: the first step is what they did which is call it what it is immediately and to have the mainstream media label it as a juvenile? to your point not only is it sweeping across this terrorist ally to movement, sweeping across our borders -- last sunday i was 50 kilometers from auschwitz. i had just gotten back from touring it and i was sitting at a restaurant in krakow, poland. what walks by? april hamas demonstration. 50 kilometers from auschwitz and that is allowed? people at the cafe started clapping. i admit i started shouting and yelling at these people who were somehow able to shout terrible things thing so anti-semitic from what it is. its pro-hamas and its anti-semitic for people to parse the language and say it's anti-zionism -- anti-zionism does not throw molotov cocktails. anti-zionism does not result in

893 increase in anti-semitic tax attacks over the last decade to. for the fbi to call it what it is the first step in for the mainstream media to decry it as a juvenile absently extinguished just like this movement and i point out that this. this guy was just a visa overstaying, what about the 250 plus terrorists on the watch list that also enjoyed coming over the southern border? he planned this attack for a year, he wanted to wait until his daughter graduated before setting women on fire. the kind of women the mainstream media doesn't care about because they only care about trans women. he got to enjoy his daughter's graduation having zero thought for these victims, the holocaust survivor who might not get to enjoy any future graduations. quick to point according to the publishing his date of birth is december, 1979. that makes him younger than i am. i call no way, that's a fake i.d. >> dana: we had an eyewitness

on the newsroom today he was one of the protesters. he has joined and i asked him do you th think you continue? he said absolutely. danielle over at american enterprise institute said the most important thing right now as we think about the again in never again and it requires a movement as strong as the haters and she encourages them to get to work. >> harold: i hope they don't capitulate certainly in the face of this. good to be back around the table -- it was definitely a terrorist attack. their definition of it is criminal acts, intended or calculated to provoke a state of terror in the general public. a group of persons or particular person. that is clearly what this was. we have too long of a history of people believing for some tragic reason that they can act violently to express their opinions.

i have no allegiance to any opinion this guy shared as it relates to israel. he has every right to express it but what he does not have the right to do is be violence. i would hope one of the things -- we talk a lot about ai, the good and bad of it. every time there's a school shooting or shooting were something violent, law enforcement is always able to look back and say there was a sign, there was something we saw on social media come i don't think things that president trump and his team are trying to do with probing the social media have some students wanted to come to america to find out if they are violent or if they have proclivities for things, we should use ai with law enforcement officials around the country. the most disappointing thing to me -- this was to see the local police and the fbi able to agree and what the act was. hopefully they can get better collaboration going forward but we should run a list of all of these people who are here illegally now, use ai as a tool to help us understand had they done things aligned with people,

make them more dangerous. those of the people we want to get the criminals out first with their deportation policy these are the people we should be getting out to. i hope i'm wrong but i wouldn't be surprised over the next few days we learn more about this guy and may be learned that there were signs and signals and things we just missed. i would hope that the fbi would try to collaborate more with local law enforcement because law enforcement has more of this information readily available to figure out who is aligning with bad groups, whose aligning with violent groups to ensure and we try our hardest to prevent these things in the future. >> dana: we will try to get rid of the fly in the studio under think emily is going to get it. this is the challenge. up next, tim walz is hurling insults and calling on democrats to bully president trump.

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>> what is up with trump always chickening out on tariffs? >> emily: the democrats just can't quit the cringe, your favorite congressman eric swalwell posted a video of him self eating a taco to try to troll president trump because that's the new strategy now. be tougher, meaner and somehow dumber. enter kamala harris trucks fixing deep tim walz. >> maybe it's time for us to be a little meaner, maybe it's time for us to be little more fierce.

because we have to ferociously push back on this. i'll speak to my teacher colleagues in the here. the thing that bothers a teacher more than anything is to watch a bully. to watch this bully and to stop it. when it's a child you talk to them, you tell them why bullying is wrong to. one as an adult like donald trump you believably thought of him back to. push back. >> you make sure you know it's not there. >> emily: be very afraid of tim walz enters your gym. the democrats are now being encouraged to court young men while they are exercising and lifting weights. check out this headline from msnbc -- go "do you even vote bro?" democrats should look for new voters at the gym. please make sense of this strategy because at first blush it looks like utter nonsense. >> harold: up that's because

is. when i hear governor walz and some democrats a lot of the democrats talking, it's on us like a figure nails scratching on chalkboard, not just the way they sound, but what they are saying. everyone has to take a step back in the party. i've shared before, we lost the race and there's frustration on top of frustration because we are watching president trump and there are things we believe we would be doing differently and things that irritate us if not altogether antagonize us but that happens in every presidential race when the party who doesn't win is watching from the outside to. the question is what do you do? we have to react less to trump and begin to spell out what it is we would do differently to make life more affordable for people. i'll give you one tangible example. artificial intelligence we talked about in the last segment of the inevitability of that gripping every aspect of our economy. not only could make it where people are losing jobs would also make the price of things go

up. why aren't we thinking about ways to prepare the workforce in the economy for the inevitability of that? to ensure we have whatever we may need -- more kids studying liberal arts because they are going to be machines that can do some of the math and science. trying to promote hard work and determination something you can't teach but we've got to figure out ways how we can make america better and better suited for what's coming go what we're doing is not working. it may make us feel good -- i've got to tell you the taco thing is kind of funny and i think democrats want to make a little have that should make a little have that but understand that can't be the focus and the fundamentals of any counter to president trump. he's popular because he's doing things. when people look at us they don't take us seriously. they have to be taken credibly on cultural issues and layout unreturned of agenda around making america more affordable again. that's where president trump is falling but nobody's listening.

>> emily: this common sense is nowhere to be found. they are still showing tim walz front and center there is no common sense anywhere in their strategy. >> jesse: they are fighting trump instead of fighting for the american people, not everything revolves around him. if you focus on the american people and said the president people will appreciate that. the thing democrats are saying about the gym, you can't campaign at the gym, democrats have to go into the gym. they have to work out. working out actually makes you more masculine. it increases your testosterone, we need to lift harder and heavier. >> emily: how much do you bench? >> jesse: it makes you more competitive, happier, healthier, being around other guys is also good for you. >> greg: good sans at the planet fitness? >> jesse: women are more attracted to guys that lift, that scientifically proven.

i was at a resort a little while back and i saw senator thune at the gym. the man is jacked and he's in great shape and he lifts hard to. you look at chuck schumer, he's built like a woman. men do not want to be led by the party of women, men want to be led by other men. democrats need to become men and then they can persuade men but they have to lift first. i'm serious. there's a quote by maya angelou. >> greg: thank you! >> jesse: people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did the people never forget how you made them feel. people don't like how they feel around democrats because democrats don't like how they feel and if they lifted they would feel better and everyone around them would feel better. >> harold: you had me at my enter little. >> dana: tim walz is saying

it's better to be meaner, not smarter. be aware of that. also it's tough time for the party of thomas jefferson. in today's news roundup that we got this morning, losing candidates for the democratic tickets were given profiles in the national newspapers about their future political ambitions, yet their political stock continues to go down. tim walz himself said i was a terrible candidate. to me i'm like you just took yourself out of the race. but if you take out kamala harris and tim walz and you go to bernie sanders and aoc they get back to the whole thing of being meaner and growing a beard does not mean you actually have any good policy. i learned something today i didn't know. way back when the tea party first started speaker bain or his members to go there come a sit in the listen. it seems to me if democrats could find a way to do that maybe it's at the gym?

>> emily: what they are doing is so performative it's all social media centered. there's been no greater chasm between them and their constituents i would argue then when democrats are chasing likes rather than chasing any kind of actual support. >> greg: it's a very good point. i want to point out we like tacos. that's why this doesn't work. we like tacos. swaeric swalwell should have ben doing chinese food -- his chopstick was found in a wonton. tim walz is a clown in search of a circus. the dems big top collapsed and now he is a weird older guy and when you get older, i'm getting there, i'm still in my 40s -- you should have a little bit of wisdom. people want to have what you have. there should be some age-related growth but when you see this sloppy, impulsive baby and you think how did we get here?

obama picked biden, biden picked kamala, kamala picked tim walz, he's got nowhere to go. he's wandering around. he's almost like a bill nye the science guy, you're not quite sure what he's doing, is he credentialed? it doesn't make any sense to me. have you ever heard anybody say dana, i think you need to do some more bullying. has anybody ever said that as a strategy and you made the right point. you know you're out of bullets when you resort to bullying. that's a strategy, we've got -- how can you get any meaner torts trump then you were a question mark you called him hitler you called him an existential threat, what's left? as for the gym, once again, something is only good if it has political value. before there was that whole trend of going to the gym and fitness was racist or white privilege? adherence to any kind of standards was seen as oppressive, what's wrong with

being plus sized? now if you go to the gym it can help you politically, suddenly fitness is acceptable to these dopes. but they are not aware. you insert politics at the gym they are going to drop a weight on your ass because nobody talks politics in the gym. they talk about my bench plus my body weight. >> emily: if you approach me and the gym i will pepper spray you. coming up, elon musk has left d.c. but that's not stopping the left from giving unhinged takes -- they are now accusing him of mass murder, that's next. you might know harbor freight for affordability.

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like that crazy stalker ex who refuses to let go of their doge whipping boy. bono thinks he is a mass murderer! >> is not proven but there's surveillance enough that suggests 300,000 people have already died from just this cut off, this hard cut of usaid. there's food rotting in boats and warehouses. >> you add them all up that's 300,000 dead to. there are mass murderers in the world, pol pot, mao zedong, stalin, we don't have anybody on the list for america. >> jesse: having to school fake news reporters who keep trying to drive a wedge between him and president trump. >> i'm wondering what your thought is on your ban on foreign students, you were one of those kids, right? >> i think we want to stick to the subject of the day which is spaceships. as opposed to presidential policy.

>> okay. i was told anything is good. >> no. >> but musk was willing to talk about the doge firestorm. >> it's been unfair because doge became the whipping boy for everything. >> jesse: now musk is getting some vindication on one big lie. the building or ripping the liberal press for hypocrisy saying cory booker's recent hand wave looked like a nazi salute. noting fate loves irony but hates hypocrisy. the nazi salute, what happened there? >> it doesn't suit the narrative it doesn't fit their playbook. i was sort of surprised, in there i am sorry ron, who they deem as their hitler which is so horrible, the reality is there

hasn't been someone else who cropped up yet. we will talk later about how the economic policy, the positive things there's no way that will garner any type of limelight. the reality is they're floating around -- all of the good that usaid had done there will never be any limelight whatsoever on who the actual oppressors are. is at the dollars being taken back to? or was it hamas that's refusing to let people get aid that wasn't even part of usaid to begin with? the truth is so much further from the slide they are doing but apparently all you have to do is say it's not proven yet before you say anything if you will still be applauded to. >> jesse: where are they getting this 300,000 number from? >> harold: i don't know. >> greg: i know where it is. >> harold: government is too big and it's too far removed from the everyday machinations

of people's lives. they listen to politicians like president trump, he sometimes talks about things that make you feel good but a lot of times i don't know how a lot of any of them, democrat and republican talk about impacts people's lives. what democrats have to understand is because government is so big people want to see it reformed to. just like in the private sector you read every day how ceos of big companies, small companies alike are having to make tough, hard decisions about laying people off about not investing in something going forward because there may be some economic uncertainty. this is not being critical of the tariffs i will do that later but whenever you have a moment where there's uncertainty people have to make tough choices. government keeps getting bigger and bigger. i think both parties are responsible for this but what president trump is getting the benefit of, he and elon musk are trying their hardest to bring some sanity to how we do things and explain to people why we do things. i'll give you an example why he's going to be criticized more in the coming weeks.

the weather services are predicting today we will have an above average storm season, hurricane season. president trump rightly said when he took office that fema needed to be reformed. he said he was going to end but i think he meant reforming and he said a few months ago he wanted to reform it. we now have 15% less staff than we had and even the leader of fema has leaked he said he doesn't know if we have a strategic plan in place to drill with the 13 storms the hurricanes will get this season. these are the kinds of things i would love to see mr. musk put that big brain around how do we make fema work better, how does it work with the money it has or if it needs more here's how it can be spent more effectively. don't criticize reforms, democrats, offer better ideas and better strategies to do it yourself. >> jesse: it is nice to know republicans are already going to be blamed for hurricane season. [laughter] >> harold: we get blamed for terrorist attacks. >> dana: one of the things it's hard to take seriously is

how much left loved elon musk before they hated him. you've seen this before and you are right who's the next one going to be? we all wait to see who they are going to choose it will be somebody. it might be jesse. >> harold: i hope it's greg. >> dana: the other thing is, you think about how they legitimized calling donald trump hitler or elon musk hitler and what happened to? we've actually had domestic terrorism events perpetrated against people who own tesla's because people all of a sudden hated elon musk. i'm not saying what he did was perfect even great. i think it ends up costing taxpayers longer more in the long run. the idea of cutting waste, fraud, and abuse, fabulous let's keep it going. but the media also were desperate to get interviews with him, why? because they wanted to put him on the spot and it helps their ratings. we are on the same merry-go-round. >> greg: i'm not sure many people know this but bono was a

mass murderer. u2's last album because that 75,000 music lovers to commit suicide to. it was that awful. how do you know a number is false? i'll tell you are the number came from, some people to the research before their show. not unlike you hanging out at cocktail lounges. it was a speculative model, it didn't exist. hypothetical computer model just like the climate change models. it's always not real. it never materializes. here's a rule of thumb if it's repeated like a chance the moment you hear it it's a lie. it was the case with the recent gaza massacre that was portrayed or let's talk about the pay gap between men and women. that was portrayed as -- then you look at it and you go it's not all they are. also like how the media covers the booker story as the reaction, not look what he did,

it's more like right-wing media pounces because that absolves them of their obvious deception and hypocrisy, you can't hate the media -- that brings me to david brooks and also a rare moment. i'm going to take a nod from the sermon of the mount, gospel of matthew chapter 7. remember when he says help me, let me pull the boat out of your eye? do not consider the beam in your own eye, that's never trumper -- >> jesse: greg is quoting the bible and i'm quoting maya angelou? >> greg: i wanted to do you better. think about what never trumper is it's a person constantly screaming at you don't you see how evil this man is and by connection how evil elon musk is and it's like -- it's ironic that it's a beam and donald trump is in construction. all you see is donald trump and think about it with your getting wrong you're so miserable and

you wake up every morning to predict everything incorrectly because you've got this beam in your eye. with people like david brooks, what if you let go of this? what if you admitted i got this wrong, the sunk cost is too much, how would i feel? think about david brooks, he wasn't this bad, something happened to him, it's his ego it's sad to. i'm here for you. >> harold: from my angelo to the new testament, we shall overcome. >> jesse: up next smooth talking scott bessent gives added margaret a lesson the economy. ♪ ♪ and as your business grows, it grows. ♪♪ that's fair.

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scott bessent's calmly dismantling of margaret brennan's hysterical inflation take, roll it. speak of the reality is there will be less inventory are things at higher prices or both. >> when we were here in march he said there was going to be big inflation, there hasn't been any inflation. the inflation numbers of the best in four years, why don't we stop trying to say this could happen, wait and see what does happen. >> greg: you can take that clip and replace the word margaret with harold. in your face. i want you to sit here and i want you to apologize to me. >> harold: he's right but the reason inflation has not gone up like so many predicted this because the president has not imposed the terrace. every time he says he's going to impose them he goes backwards. i've said all along, this economy if you're going to blame president biden which i think there's a lot of blame to go around for his weak border issues you've got to give him some credit for some of the

efforts they made to help reduce inflation. president trump hasn't reduced it in five months but i'm going to let you finish it. >> jesse: he just said something wrong. we have a 30% tariff on the chinese, we have a 10% tariff across the border with every trading partner. >> harold: he paused everything. >> jesse: there has been zero inflation. meanwhile, what was the s&p 500 last month? it was the best month and 35 years. >> harold: i like president trump, i respect him i think what happened to him last week i feel kind of bad for him because the courts said you may not have the authority to do this. what has happened and i feel bad for mr. bessent -- mr. trump has lost his leverage as we try to negotiate 90 trade deals, we try to do 90 and 90 days we've only done one. >> dana: this another thing the media over the weekend, the

economic news i was paying attention to was cnn's polling shows the republicans still have the confidence of voters to handle the economy and republicans in the writers poll was 12% -- 12 points higher than we were a year ago at this time. you have republicans despite all of the chaos and i agree -- i'm simpatico with you when it comes to what scott bessent said, why are we always worried about what might happen rather than talking about what is happening with the numbers we have right now. >> greg: they live in the dire prediction mode because they're always wrong like harold who won't admit it. because he's got a huge ego, secretly he's in love with me. >> emily: he can hear you. do you guys get all the emails like i did from small businesses who subscribe to saying we don't know how tariffs are going to affect us but we are good to keep you posted every step of the way and this is what we anticipate? i blocked and deleted.

>> i obviously don't buy enough, i don't mind businesses trying to plan ahead and letting customers know what's going to happen. >> i feel like what this did was hallmark the difference of the administration versus the fearmongering rhetoric of the left. they run around screaming with their hair on fire and every member of this administration, stephen miller, here are the factors what's happening. it's plain speak it's easy to understand and it's facts. unlike everyone on the left. >> harold: because there are no tariffs. >> emily: there is tariffs! >> harold: if you put a 145% tariff on china you will not be having this pleasant conversation, don't do it. >> greg: up next, two dudes throw hands while a grad talks peace plans. ♪ ♪

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graduate reflecting on our nation's divisions your thoughts. >> dana: what do grown men fight about with their back backpacks? >> greg: excuse me, it's pride month, this is what happens when you start out too hard to. it's june 1st. they are probably arguing which leather night to go to, was going to bring the poppers. pace yourself for pride month. >> harold: did you finish, dp? us before i'm good to. >> greg: don't call her dp on prime time. >> harold: obvious it is a fight behind you and she doesn't even turn. that's kind of a threat to come you got to look around. she just doesn't even look that's why we always have to protect women. >> greg: especially during pride month. >> emily: this is one i love the internet this makes me so

happy. >> dana: i want to know what they're fighting about. >> harold: that's an older fella -- >> greg: that's kind of age ageist. >> he's whipping the leg. >> harold: "one more thing." is up next.

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from our family to yours. we hope you enjoy red land cotton. ♪ ♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." this is wild video out of sicily. earlier at the time mount aetna erupted and sends plumes of ash soot in the air. popular attraction. tourists were running. thankfully no one was anywhere near the summit. 14 14 eruption in months. must be climate change. >> jesse: happy birthday, emma.

>> harold: happy birthday. >> jesse: great time. great dinner. opened up a lot of presents with everybody. had a really, really fun time. happy birthday, i love you very, very much. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," david ma'am not. legendary play right. poetry, play right. what is happening. >> ross is right behind us right here. >> i dare you to ask him why he won't do my show. he accepted my apology but who knows. tonight, kennedy, jamie lissow, steve cortes, tyrus, that's tonight. hey, let's do this. [animal noises] >> greg: all right. i'm going to play the animal sound and go around the horn, so to speak. play it.

[growling] >> greg: emily? >> emily: definitely an animal? >> greg: yes. >> emily: a moose. bellowing with antlers, hippo in the water. harold harold i'm with emily on that. >> jesse: go with hippo. >> greg: all right. show it. >> emily: hippo in the water. >> jesse: sea lion. >> greg: otherwise known as the behar. >> dana: harold, have you 10 seconds. >> harold: am his son had the best seat in the house graduated with three kids university of rhode island. congratulations to her and her three kids. >> ainsley: that's it us have. great night. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. the white house wants trade partners to come up with best offers by wednesday. former president bill clinton comes to the defense of former president biden and the senate