. >> dana: you'll be here. good to sigh. watch this. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: watch this. bill, have you seen this? thriller on the basketball court. >> launches, oh. >> dana: that's the golden state warriors. a half-court shot right on the buzzer at the end of the third quarter. the warriors beat the celtics 177-88. last a lot, right? that was game two of the nba finals. both teams are tied in the series with one win each. >> bill: a real good series. go rangers. did i just say that? retired judge killed in a targeted attack in his own home. the suspect reportedly had a hit list with more than a dozen names. disturbing details in a moment. as russia strikes near kyiv in ukraine, vladimir putin is talking about a new escalation. what prompted that and what should we do in response? jack keane has the latest when we continue. >> it's a big honor to be here to be next to you real heroes of our country, ukraine. the war heroes thanks to whom we have and we'll definitely keep our land and our state. home, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an

if someone burns down your house right now dana you should be flattered. >> dana: all those hard earned dollars. cat the calls are coming from inside the house now the democrats are now whispering to the new york times anonymously saying you can't be our nominee in 2024 >> kat: yeah, but they still don't really get it. some of the people in that article that were on the record like david axle rod saying one of the problem is that biden looks his age. like i don't think lip injections are going to solve it. [laughter] >> kat: and he does prove to me, i understand what age is just a number means because my grandparents are ten years older than joe biden and they're way better at words. like i would be so concerned if i heard either one of them talking like this and they're not the leader of the free world. i think that people are more concerned about everything that's going wrong. there's inflation. people are struggling, and it's, you know, kind of the equivalent of when you send a friend a text and they really need some help you have a really bad day and they go dam that sucks. they're

dana. >> dana: thank you, casey. bill. >> bill: president biden set to call on congress for a three-month gas tax holiday as americans face soaring prices at the pump. ceo of chevron wrote a letter to the president saying your administration has criticized and vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial to meeting the challenges we face and are not what the american people deserve. larry kudlow is a skeptic on the gas tax. how are you doing? a strong letter emphasizing how clean america energy is when compared to countries and companies around the world. why do you not like this federal gas tax suspension? >> well, i don't like it because it is a couple of months. i'm all for tax cuts. in fact, to mitigate the fed's tightening and to mitigate the fight against inflation i think they should make the trump tax cuts across the board permanent is my view. they should deregulate the whole economy especially energy as the chevron ceo suggested. the bidens are running a war against fossil fuels and a war against e

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." that festival is always looked forward to and every monday morning it feels like we have to report on something like this for you. the shooting happened around 6:00 p.m. at a public juneteenth area. >> bill: the mayor is calling for accountability for those responsible. here is one witness describing what he heard and saw last night. >> he was screaming for his mom and it is hurtful to hear that, man. no one was able to help him. to see him go is like -- it bothers me seeing this. i don't think i would come outside for nothing else ever in d.c. shots rang out. i was next to a cop. he proceeded on. we were trying to enjoy ourselves, crowds kept running back and forth. >> dana: mark meredith is live in washington with the details. >> good morning. police are trying to figure out what sparked the shooting that left a 15-year-old boy dead. latest incident spotlighting the issue of rising crime here in major u.s. cities. sunday's shooting was tied to a juneteenth celebration but organizers

dana and bill. >> dana: thank you so much. i have to say part of it is everyier when it comes up it's bill hemmer's birthday. happy birthday message. that's what happens. i think they only put out the statement because they saw pressure on twitter saying where has the statement been? also last week you saw all these stories saying president biden wants to get out and see americans and do something. how easy would it be, get in an s.u.v., drive to the world war ii memorial. shake hands. thank the people. have a moment, get back to the white house. you have to wonder if it's almost deliberate. deliberate incompetence, is that possible? >> bill: it's a significant omission from what the recognition should be. >> dana: absolutely. >> bill: we can all disagree on so many things. but we cannot disagree on this. give them the honor they deserve. >> dana: they put out the statement at 8:45 p.m. >> bill: which was june 7th in france. nypd looking for a man seen shoving a woman onto the subway tracks in the bronx on sunday. she suffered

." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president biden's border policies being blamed for a horrific loss of life in texas. at least 51 migrants found dealt from the swelters heat stacked on top of one another in an abandoned tractor trailer that had no air conditioning or water. it was one of the deadliest incidents of smuggling across the border. there's been record numbers across the border. agents say they're overwhelmed by the surge and don't feel supported. greg abbott tweeting this. these deaths are on biden. they are a result of his deadly open border policies. senator ted cruz tweeting how many more people have to die before dems give a damn? the white house firing back at critics. >> the fact of the matter is the border is closed, which is in part why you see people trying to make this dangerous journey using smuggling networks. we're going to stay focused on the facts and making sure that we hold these smugglers accountable. >> dana: jesse, is it fair to blame president biden's policies? >> jesse: i believe it i

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." gascon will have to talk about this. we're learning more about the man accused of shooting and killing two officers in california. he was no stranger to the justice system. >> bill: the rap sheet a mile ago. girlfriend accused him of assault and he served two stints in prison and under the los angeles d.a. policies he was let off the hook, put on probation. a year later and we have two dead police officers and a town that is reeling. >> dana: on the left side of your screen are the two officers. they were both husbands and fathers. >> bill: they are just two of the more than 150 cops shot in the line of duty this year. at least two dozen shootings were fatal. jeff paul begins our reporting live in los angeles with more from there today. jeff. >> bill and dana we're getting a better grasp of what happened leading up to the moment when the two police officers were shot and killed. we've obtained new security camera footage that shows how chaotic the scene was as shots were fired. [sirens and gunshots] >> in the timeline of

>> dana: ifm owe dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." one of the biggest cases deals with former president trump's remain in mexico policy. the rule has forced tens of thousands to wait in mexico while asylum claims are heard. president biden has tried to end it. texas is suing to stop him. >> bill: the court will decide its biggest gun case in more than a decade. at issue here a new york law that restricts conceal carry outside the home. a decision to overturn it could have a domino effect on several other blue states with similar laws. >> dana: religious liberty is on the docket. court taking up the case of a high school football coach fired for praying on the field. justices will decide whether that prayer is protected under the first amendment. >> bill: the most anticipated of all is dobbs versus jackson. that's the ruling on mississippi's 15 week abortion ban that could potentially overturn roe v. wade which would end nearly 50 years of precedent. a leaked draft in the month of may suggesting the court is ready to do just that. >> d

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." great show begins now. inflation is weighing on the stock market. you saw that yesterday driving the s&p 500 into bear territory. three major indexes have lost the gains since biden took office. >> bill: the biggest rate hike in three decades. "new york post," it's looking grizzly. >> dana: adding to the concerns is the producer price index for may out just moments ago showing wholesale prices up 11% year-over-year. all of that gets passed right onto you, the consumer. >> bill: it does. the price of gas holding steady, record $5 a gallon all threatening to overwhelm a white house in crisis. we begin with griff jenkins on the north lawn. >> good morning. that's ppi number which increased month over month is not welcome news at the white house because it rose and it is rising is an indication that inflation may not yet have peaked. that number, by the way, without going into the weeds represents what companies pay to make the things we buy and that cost gets passed on to us. by the way, bill, i doubt the pres

dana. >> dana: his mother now takes care of him full-time. thank you, garrett. >> bill: on your money, breaking news on red hot inflation jumping higher than expected. the cpi, consumer price index for may up 8.6% from a year earlier. prices climbing for just about everything and you can feel it every day. the cost for energy, food, housing leading the way. to our friday money team steve moore and austan ghouls bee. how do you see it, steve? >> i've been saying the record will show that i've been warning about this inflation getting worse now for the last nine months that we've been doing this with austan and you go back nine months ago or a year ago, a lot of these economists including seven nobel prize economists said don't worry, we won't inflation. we don't have to worry about inflation with the build back better bill and the spending bills. now we're seeing inflation get worse, not better. it is not temporary or transitory. it is causing real hardship for people and seems to me the biden administration has no strategy now to deal with it

. >> dana: the gift of understatement. i'm dana perino. he hadn't done a one-on-one interview in 126 days except for jimmie kimmel if you count that, i don't. it's worth reading the transcript in full. >> bill: yes. >> dana: you can quote a sentence or two but take some time. carley say, pack a snack and read it. it is worth doing. the market is reacting to the largest federal rate hike in decades. three major indexes taking a beating. the dow closing below 30,000. >> bill: it signals a bear market taking hold. they shed all their gains since the president took office. >> dana: adding insult to injury mortgage rates are soaring to their highest level in 13 years. inflation is at a 40-year high forcing nearly 60% of americans to dip into their savings or go into debt. >> bill: all this putting the white house in crisis mode. >> good morning. the president has grown increasingly frustrated with his polling and with his media coverage. he sat down with the associated press for the first time, by the way, since taking office with that publicat

dana. >> dana: hillary vaughn on capitol hill for us. thank you. >> bill: we do have a decision in a case we've been watching carefully from the u.s. supreme court. the decision -- opinion just handed down a moment ago ruling on school choice and religious freedom. that directly applied to a school in the state of maine. shannon bream going through that opinion and joins us now for the decision. shannon, what did you find out? >> this has been a case that school choice folks have been watching very intently. in maine they have various school districts and geographic areas. if there is not an available school there, that meets the public school that meets the needs of your family they provide vouchers that you can use elsewhere and there has been a big fight whether that includes religious private schools. something that has a religious base to it. the court has just ruled that the program which banned those funds from going to religious schools violates the constitution meaning those vouchers can be used at private schools that have a re

hello to you at home. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." this is not a drill anymore because we've been -- the supreme court has been announcing for the last couple of weeks. the big cases we've been wanting to see now those are the only ones left. today and monday will be really big days on this. >> bill: as we wait for this one hour from now. >> dana: in the meantime we're expecting a series of rapid fire decision in the final days of the term. among those still to come the case of a high school football coach fired for praying on the field and attempt to stop president biden from -- >> whether or not regulations should be decided by the white house or the job of congress. looming over all of this a potentially transformative decision on abortion. the court weighing the fate of a 15-week ban on to procedure from the state of mississippi. that decision has the potential to overturn roe v. wade which would end nearly 50 years of precedence. >> dana: reaction is pouring in after the court decided a new york law restricting guns in public was

dana. >> dana: thank you so much. bill, yesterday we had matthew mcconaughey joined the white house briefing and very powerful and we'll show you a little bit of that today. >> mental healthcare, restraining sensational media coverage. family values, background checks, need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 rifle to 21. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. this should be a nonpartisan issue. we're stuck on the invalidation of the other side to give our own selves identity. we're a little stuck on that and become too much of a nation of counter punchers. that's not a way forward or the vision. are you a father? >> yes. >> i bet we can talk about being dads and our children's futures. i bet we can come to agreement on that. >> bill: powerful day. senators are still talking and making some level of progress apparently. they said they need more time. they will have that time and see if anything comes of it. >> dana: the hearing will continue to today. >> we have this. congresswoman

. >> dana: we're not blue in spirit. >> bill: correct. >> dana: if you think we're going to the prom we might later on today. >> bill: we could be flight attendants. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we'll get going on the story today. the man arrested outside kavanaugh's home said yesterday he planned to break in and kill him. >> bill: dhs warned it could happen. the liberal group that leaked the address online held another protest outside his house last night. only hours after the suspect's arrest. >> it's prompting a wave of outrage from republicans. not just the fringe left but democratic leadership inciting violence. >> one reason for protestors to show up outside the home of a public fixture to say we know where you live. >> nancy pelosi said i'm perfectly okay to go to justice's home to change the view. >> when you send this kind of message, it just undermines the legitimacy of the united states supreme court as an institution and this is what it leads to. >> do you think just to be clear, you think some of the democrats' rhetoric is to blame for what

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>> dana: there is this pattern. they missed the problem or they misdiagnose it and then when it happens they try to say it won't be that bad. then they realize oh oh, we've got a problem so then they try to find someone to blame. that place persons like you can't blame me. they have them out there saying joe biden, what he wants more than anything is to get out in the country and travel more and be out there more. i need to tell you something. no political or policy problem has ever been solved in the history of the world with a communications strategy and certainly not by somebody who has not been able to answer so far. on the baby formula one, susan rice is the domestic policy chairperson. they went for a month and they didn't tell him this was a problem. he went out and said if we were mind readers. you don't have to be mind readers. you need competent staff. >> greg: we are not mind readers. we don't have a switch. we don't have a dial. it's not like we are asking you to be any of those things. just do the right

i long for those dies. >> greg: snitches get stitches, dana. >> dana: yeah. if i said angie did this, your parents are like you need to mind your own business. what happened to that? >> jesse: i don't know. we need to bring shaming snitches back. >> dana: it's a shiv. >> jesse: yeah. need to make examples out of them. tulsi? >> tulsi: twisted priorities. the "washington post" is supposedly about news and journalism and facts. they're more concerned about cancel culture and, you know, suspended without pay this guy a month for retweeting a comedian's joke. they're more concerns about taylor lorenz that writes fake articles. it's a sign of the times to show how far off track "the washington post" has become more of a propaganda organization than news organization. >> jesse: how would you have handled wiegle? >> jeanine: in my office, if people start fighting with each other, you get along or you're both out. you don't have time for this petty nonsense. you have a job to do. >> greg: they're not adults. that's the problem. >> jesse: was the joke funny? >> jeanin

i'm dana perino. i'm lucky enough to have trey smith me. >> trace: more demonstrations are expected today following the weekend of protest following the conservative justices and pro-life centers. >> hillary vaughn reporting on capitol hill. >> good morning, dana. some democratic lawmakers have turned to attacking the supreme court and the justices on it. in reaction to this decision with the high court overruled roe v. wade and said individual states and instead have the power to decide if abortion should be legal in their state. democratic lawmakers argued that decision makes the court a legitimate. they want to expand it. >> has lost legitimacy. they have burned whenever legitimacy they may still have had. i believe we need to get some confidence back in our court. and that means, we need more justices on the united states supreme court. >> white house press secretary was asked if the president is open to adding seats. she told the principle that we awaken, the president has made his view here on p

. >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." we are living through a political realignment. what seems to be happening at the border is that hispanics aren't just going from blue to competitive district and maybe a republican can win. skipping over competitive and going red. mayra flores won. the first mexican born woman to serve in the house. >> bill: this is a heavily hispanic district that shares a border 80 miles with mexico. it was created 10 years ago and until now it has been a democratic stronghold. >> dana: what changed? critics are pointing to president biden's border policies. voters witness the crisis firsthand in donna, texas, thousands were held in squall or. >> bill: the world's richest man weighing in. elon musk tweets the following. the first time i ever voted republican. massive red wave in 2022. >> dana: team fox coverage. bill melugin is covering the crisis on the border from texas and we're live in dallas. >> this is exactly what the national republican party was banking on. it spent a million dollars on tel

>> greg: just theirs. >> dana: did you check on kat? [laughter] just following jesse's lead. >> judge jeanine: this guy wants everyone to know who top dog is. he literally pulls down the little puppy. his son cuddling with the owner and immediately sleeps with the owner. he takes his rightful place as his puppy is rolled onto the floor. look at this. he is rolling the puppy off. 3-year-old bullet father to six puppies. he is obviously a very strict displarn. dis. >> harold: it's a basketball trick creativity meets execution. a shot made by a group of kansas teens. unbelievable the boy sunk a basketball from a moving plane a thousand feet above. who was fast on top of a quad bike followed the airplane on the farm below. it tooks two days to plan. 18 attempts. didn't give up. >> dana: this is the kind of fun you have in rural areas. not getting in trouble in the city. you are figuring out a way to get on one more thing. >> harold: how many times did you sink a basket like this, dana? >> dana: i was a fabulous basketball player. >> harold:

that's what we need, dana. i number one responsibility is to the constitution of texas in america but for the safety of our citizens. the federal government is allowing people to come into this country which has a tremendous impact in so many areas on america, but on texas. that's my responsibility. i should have a right to protect my citizens and not have the federal government not do their job. our founders never thought we would have a president this incompetent who would open up the border and allow his invasion. i don't think our founders ever dream that we would have a president that says, just come on in. just let america without checking anyone or anything. we don't know who these people are. we don't know where they go as i said. they go into our society. it's a tremendous turn on the taxpayers. those who have actually gone to court which are very few, 90% of the cases show that they are not here a legal reasons. this was a policy that trump put into place. it worked. and we had control -- back in the

>> hi, dana. the article is really the closest call that the bidens have had from the media sniffing around their business in china. and what it happened was that one of hunter's chinese business partners, a man named patrick had been arrested at jfk airport on bribery charges. and now, "the new york times" was looking into the story. hunter was panicking about accusing his friends of having leaked through the times. in this story was a big deal for them. and so they are you in joe biden's own voice is assuring his son hunter that he was all clear. he said i think you are clear that the story was good. that at the very least but then lied to joe biden throughout the campaign that he knew nothing about his son's business dealings. >> just for everyone to be reminded of that. let's play neighbor 2 here. a flash back to 2019. >> have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> president biden: i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to

as dana predicted. a long time ago. >> dana: the monday after thanksgiving. >> greg: judge, why don't they give him a gold watch? >> judge jeanine: because his son is traveling around, here's the problem. if you listen to karine jean-pierre, the problem is she says oh, my god, the president of the united states, of course he is up to it. what does one have to do with the other? and then she says that the president is going to do with the president is going to do. who does that remind you of? kamala harris. it's like they are talking in verbal circles. but in the end, this is about joe biden not wanting to give up the spotlight. he is still convinced and so egotistical that he does not want to give it up. maybe it might just be about people saying joe, we want you to stay there, because we don't want to give it to kamala harris. that kamala is so horrible, stand there. we will do what we want to do. but the democrats can be seen as pushing kamala harris out of the way off the back, so i think that's a bi

>> dana: in he will myra? >> judge jeanine: ever hear of it. >> dana: i did because i know you and you are on my podcast. >> dana: jessica? >> jessica: race car driver splitting his winnings after a be big victory on sunday. team penske score the bonus after con corresponding the sun ceo grand prix at road america in wisconsin. new garden will donate half of that sum to the national chapter of wags and walks which introduced him to his beloved axle. build an adoption center to help thousands of dogs like axle find loving homes. >> judge jeanine: that's so nice. do you have a picture of axle? >> jessica: i don't. or maybe i do. surprise me. i don't think that i do. >> dana: what other shows are you coming up on this week? >> pete: doing a bunch on "fox & friends." and on sean's tonight. sean's special missed episode of miseducation of america special four months ago. so much happened on four to five months of lunacy in the classroom that we felt like we needed an update on thats as well. >> dana: subscribe to f

. >> dana: good morning of dana perino and bill's office week of morning jillian. >> this is julian former white house aide serves as the star witness yesterday star hearing. >> included is a secondhand and his driver and attempt to go to the capital during the riot periods are is now tells fox news to agents are prepared to give sworn testimony rebutting hutchinson's story. >> dana: also being called into question those hutchison note she wrote impression of her former staff was part of a presidential statement will former white house lawyer eric harshman says such a not write it out all and that it was in fact written by him. high asia. >> high there good morning to you both look bottom line here is to proceed with caution has even some committee members are saying that some of hutchinson's testimony was "hearsay" so let's start first with hutchinson's dramatic secondhand account about former president trump president trump lunging towards the steering wheel inside his armored vehicle on january 6 when he was told he could not go to the capital so she testified yesterday that she was tol

we know dana watched dana's show, so speed was the key. two, the next video is legitimate the unbelievable, it shows an australian man face to face with an angry crocodile. it lunges at him but the man is able to defend this animal off. was the weapon a, an umbrella, b, a frying pan, or c, a fire extinguisher? dana perino. >> it was the frying pan, b. >> tucker: a dude with a frying pan. are you sure? >> australian dude walking around -- >> you need to watch "one more thing" on "the five." >> tucker: "the five" is the answer, this is why you ratings are so high. to the tape. [barking] >> wow. >> you do it. >> i did not. >> you didn't see it? wow. >> jimmy come a little-known fact about this, he went back upstairs at the bread and breakfast and made breakfast in the pan. [laughter] >> the yelp reviews are phenomenal. >> can do anything. >> i never would have thought about this because on the subway i refiled two mothers but offering tickets to "the view" and they ran away. >> i have to try that. >> works every time. >> tucker: question thre

thank you for joining us. >> dana: i'm dana perino. right now multiple public hearings will take place over the course of the next few weeks. today the hearing will focus on claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election. beginning on election day and then culminating with the riot on january 6. >> bill: we anticipate previously unseen documents. perhaps some video and audio. earlier this -- we'll hear from four witnesses we believe through the course of this hearing which should last two hours. >> dana: here you have the chair of the committee going to kick this off here and follow close behind is liz cheney from wyoming. she has been stalwart in her opinions from the beginning and now she is going to work with bennie thompson on this and get it going. chris stirewalt is the first witness, a former colleague here at fox news and was here the night the election was called. >> bill: martha maccallum, katie pavlich, marie harf, jonathan turley and great legal minds and analysis. jonathan turley, question to you. we'll go two hours

[applause] so dana which one would you like to tackle? the roe v. wade thing just happened and so i don't know what you're feeling? >> dana: you putting a very distinctly there are some key that yesterday when the gun case came out democrats, liberals who gave the decision how dare they. and entities the same argument how dare they on roe v. wade to try to make the same argument. basically as you pointed out the sigma minutes clear and even though new york and have a law on the books for hundred years it didn't mean that is constitutional. and i have a court that is willing to go there. also gun rights activists have told people what activists people who support so they better not bring this case to the supreme court because you're gonna lose. they brought it anyway and they've lost. i think when whoopi goldberg says that the prosecutors that's living off the citizens who are have a contract with you in order to take care of that. on the other side abortion is nowhere in the constitution does not third amendment the for the moment, is not about abor

dana? >> dana: president biden taking over liberal late night. we will have it next. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ ♪ >> i just put the band. president biden you can it up with jimmy kimmel. the whole thing was a therapy session for the president. his poll numbers are hitting new lows. dropping to 33%. americans hoping to hear some sensible solutions on the most urgent issues like inflation getting mostly rambling answer from the commander-in-chief. listen. >> president biden: inflation is the bane of our existence. inflation is mostly in food and in gasoline. here's the deal. you know? my dad used to say, every family is a little bit of a groomsman. if you look at all the cost that a family has on a monthly basis, but also includes healthcare, prescription drugs, childcare, all o

not you, dana. let's just say it's you. dana is not going to give you a good time. you can't look at random expressions and -- >> and he didn't ask to hold my hand. remember in the '80s before the internet, when people used to handwrite letters complaining about products. what happened? the letters came to headquarters. they had a mail sorter go through it. he opens it, reads it, those it in the garbage. did he run upstairs to the ceo and say, mrs. dingleberry from kansas city doesn't like our t-shirt, we have to cancel the t-shirt line. no. they didn't do that. what happened is all these crazy people that are politically correct because of time has passed, they're now in corporate america, and they're making decisions against their corporate interests. so i can't hire politically career people. they're human hand grenades. >> last handwritten letter was written in december, "dear mr. president, we're out of baby formula." you didn't open it until now and we're screwed. corporate america kowtows to the politically correct. >> this is the crazy cancel culture. you ru

with the rare panel on "worldwide exchange" is jenny harrington and dana peterson jenny and dana, thank you for coming on. we love having you on. jenny, we will start with you. your clients, i got your note yesterday, it was measured and calm we are going to fall again today. what are you advising your clients right now? >> i advise everyone to stay the course i know that's the most boring routine i can possibly give. it's real. i have been down on the eastern shore of maryland meeting with cli clients. here is the conversation the market is down 22% year to date let's say it gets trade to a mul of 14 times and that brings the market down 32% of the year. most of the work has been done i met with a client yesterday who was surprised with a portfolio i do to the manage and it was down. both of those worked against her. i said it is too late to do anything now the bonds are down 12% year to date the growth stocks are already down at this point, most of the damage is done i don't think it makes sense to start to get aggressive and pi pivot. now is where you check on what you own and stay t

dana perino. >> dana: have you ever seen a bulldog fly? this is chewy short for chewbacca. he is a bulldog making waves in the doggy diving world. >> judge jeanine: that's amazing. >> dana: great picture. plowed of only two bulldogs. proud of him and hope he goes all the way. >> jesse: that's pretty good. there is new video showing just how bad the biden economy is. we have raccoons now getting welfare going up to fast food restaurants in the middle of the night. they can't eat. they can't afford to feed. things are that bad in this country. things are good tonight on "jesse watters primetime," 7:00, ashley biden's diary. i'm just going to say it again. ashley biden's diary. are you intrigued? >> greg: i think that's how fauci got covid. was from ashley biden's diary. >> jesse: i think you are right. >> greg: can you tie them together. >> jesse: we contact trace. i think it involves the lab leak, too. greg, you are up. >> greg: great show julie banderas, pete hegseth. perino prime. tyrus and kat of course. greg's job search. i joined linkedin for reasons we can't get into.

. >> dana: we want to bring back our panel. martha maccallum, jonathan turley, marie harf, and andy mccarthy. really great they were all here with us to witness this hearing today. thank you so much. my thought, as they wrapped up they said one of the things they were looking at was a fund-raising effort taking place in the know of all of this. $250 million is what the inspector at the justice department said was raised during this effort. i will also be something you hear about on wednesday. >> no doubt. there was an enormous fund-raising effort that was built off the back of this. i think anybody pays attention to politics knows that is really not that surprising. there was also an enormous fund-raising campaign that went off the back of the russian collusion, as well. that's the way politics works now. it is not a great state of affairs. i think there's a reason why people have limited trust in government and in elections, because we have seen both sides point the finger at each other, calling each other illegitimate in the

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." this was embargoed until 5:00 a.m. and now everybody is picking it apart. president biden is urging congress to suspend the federal gas tax. >> bill: americans are taxed 18 cents a gallon if you are paying regular, 24 cents if you

dana? >> dana: okay. so all hail trumpet the blood hound, did you catch this, winner best in show at the 146th annual westminster kennel club dog show. he earned top honors beat out over 3500 dogs to be best in show. i think he is absolutely gorgeous. first blood hound ever to win best in show in the nearly 150 year history. i still feel like the bistro got robbed. >> greg: another trump wins. >> jesse: this time he really won. harold? >> harold: looking at retirement celebration for a beloved new jersey crossing guard. 94-year-old ms. claire bowman 57 years in her role retiring from elementary school. dozen of school faculty, students, police officers, other members of the community gathered to honor. the part includes the classic car insurance, flowers, speeches. detailing her service and endless applause for great service. >> judge jeanine: she is 97? she looks great. >> harold: 94. >> harold: retired after 57 years. they got 94 here. >> jesse: figure it out after the show how old she is. that's it for

i'm dana perino with katie pave -- pavlich and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." the supreme court sending the issue of abortions back to the state. they overturned the 50-year-old ruling on roe v. wade which guaranteed woman to a federal right of abortion. both sides of the debate gathering outside the high court as america absorbs the news. president biden coming out attacking the decision. >> it's a sad day for the court and for the country. know with roe gone, the health and life of women in this nation are now at risk. with three justices named by one president, donald trump, with a core of today's decision to upend the scales of justice and eliminate a fundamental right nor women in this country. it's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the supreme court in my view. but this decision must not be the final word. >> for more, let's go to shannon bream. shannon, we were on television this morning together on "america's newsroom" as the news broke. you were able to quickly read the decision, discern it. i'm wondering now how it's settled i

all right, dana, thank you so much, and of course, throughout the evening we'll hear more from dana's exclusive interview with the vice-president. thanks again to dana. >>> and next, illinois, when you hear the vice-president talk about people coming across state lines, illinois now bracing for 10s of thousands of women to come to the state for abortion, illinois's governor is my guest, plus election deniers including one banned from overseeing contests in her own county, now running to take over some of c colorado's top offices. to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. e moment you become an expedia member, you cainstantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. ♪ and never wonder if you got a good deal. because you di

you can take it off now, dana. >> that's very funny. now going to be supercritical and stare at myself. >> you've been dying to use that. >> now you will never use the dress again. >> i will be wearing it once a week. >> i might just look back at myself and i'll go back and forth. >> and you like what you see? >> sometimes there's bad lighting. my role is never ever do anything that you don't expect as being broadcast the entire world when you're on -- when you open that computer come of the whole world is watching you. >> up next this boss means business paired one manager causing an uproar online posting this sign telling workers to show up in time thing for every minute you are late from work you will be required to work for 10 minutes after 6:00 p.m. bill that will show them, greg. >> i wish this was rio pitt i'm not sure it is. it seems like one of those easy stories. but not the kind of boss i like. pretty people who show up later. i would keep you -- if you show up late i would chase right into the parking lot and beat you with t

dana stingray. tucker: how see how interesting that you guess stingrayed because it's always a catfish. is dana right? it a stingray at the world's largest recorded freshwater fish has been caught in the mekong river in cambodia. scientists say the giant stingray was captured last night. measures on a limb a little bit i think on the raft and then yeah, apparently, tucker , dana borrowed dana borrowed that denim jacket from jack hanna. no one told my breath becausews anyone who follows canadian village fishing knows it's always the catfish. but in this case you always want to be theays well-bred pern in the right. i don't really follow canadian village fishing. i know the village i people but i can't. you got a little different. all right. >> tthis is a question forg our judges are telling us is a two point question and concerns guidance from the centers for disease control. there has been guid a salmonella outbreak. so the cdc is weighing and we're going to have ten toou do maybe the cdc is now com

i'm dana bash in for kate bolduan. canceled flights, high gas prices, inflation fears and a white house trying to reassure americans. a slow moving investigation into the uvalde school massacre won't provide answers for weeks. and a new mission to take to the moon and it would bring america and the world a giant step forward. that is what we're watching "at this hour." we begin with america's economic anxiety. the white house trying to calm fears that the country is headed into a recession. the stock market is closed today for the juneteenth holiholiday, the biden administration and officials around it are not taking the weekend off. yesterday, i spoke with energy secretary jennifer granholm who projected optimism despite economic challenges. >> the president is really focused on preventing these inflationary increases to the extent he can, inflation is happening globally, recession is in the inevitable, the president really wants to have a steady and stable recovery. but, of course, one of the biggest pieces of these

it's a baseball term, dana. >> got it. >> the deems don't have a deep bench. they baylor have a squatty potty, and it's full of crap. >> what do you think about clyburn not shutting down the kamala talk? all he has to say is "joe biden is doing a great job," and that's it? >> here's the thing about clyburn? he gave us joe biden. okay? given what we've had for the last year and a half, i'm not inclined to go with him, with his recommendation. you know, the best part of this is how we're going to talk about $15,000, $5,000. most of us at the table would get that much. you'd probably get 15, greg. >> oh, thank you. >> because of the video. when joy reid said, "the reason people don't like kamala, they don't know her." here's the thing. i don't want to get to know her. i've seen enough. i want her to be a leader, want to admire her. i want little girls to look up to her and say, "i want to be a vice president like that." i don't need another girlfriend. i don't need to get to know her in order for her to be effective. the fact that some won't show up for these fun

that is a possibility. >> i'm glad you said that, because you are pressient here, dana. maggie haberman, a contributor here at the network and of "the new york times," norm, just tweeted that a lawyer familiar with this said of course a subpoena was necessary before the former white house counsel could consider transcribed testimony before the committee. he's previously provided an informal interview with the request. now that a subpoena has been issued, the matter also be evaluated. what do you hear when you hear that? it seems to me that is sort of what dana is suggesting. >> yeah, i hear the game show that we all grew up with, erin, "let's make a deal." you know, there's pat and his counsel are now going to attempt to establish the parameters. they'll make decisions do they want to preemptively rush to court like mark meadows did. do they want to roll the dice, do they want to assert prifvilee the committee, or does pat want to do his duty? he is a working lawyer, he has sworn an oath to defend the constitution. we have seen the most serious attack on our government i

a source tells cnn's dana bash that he may agree to at least a limited interview. cnn's senior crime and justice reporter caitlin poels joins us with more. is there a sense that cipollone will comply with this subpoena? >> it does seem right now that it is likely that he could be sitting down and talking on the record with the committee about what he knew. he is a person, pat cipollone, the committee has wanted him for months. he's a crucial person, very close to donald trump. there aren't many people higher than him in the white house, and this cassidy hutchinson testimony on tuesday, where she is an eyes and ears on january 6th around donald trump, she really is putting the focus on him and really teeing up this possibility that he has things he could corroborate of hers, that he could flesh out moments about what he was telling donald trump and others. you played that clip of her saying that she remembered him saying that they would be charged with every crime imaginable if trump went up to capitol hill. she also revealed in another conversation that he said to

>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington. bipartisan group of senators announced a deal to address gun violence with ten republican senators on board. that signals it could overcome a filibuster but an important caveat, this is a deal in principle. there is no legislative text yet. no details yet. so president biden just released a statement thanking the negotiators and saying, quote, obviously it does not do everything that i think is needed, but it reflects important steps in the right direction and would be the most significant gun legislation to pass in decades. the sooner the legislation is written and comes to his desk, the sooner he can sign it. senators agreed in principle to these measures. first, funding to incentivize states to implement, quote, red flag laws, implementing a 10 state pilot program to mental health on all 50 states, allowing juvenile records to be searched during background checks for those under 21, strengthening the background check system and increasing funding for school security. the outline do

dana rivero nos tiene la explicaciÓn que dan los productores sobre esta crisis que vemos reflejada en los estantes vacÍos de farmacias y tiendas. lana: si tiene dificultades para encontrar productos de higiene femenina no es la Única mujer en el paÍs. carla llega a la farmacia y la toma por sorpresa una gran escasez de tampones. >> ¿cÓmo nos vamos a proteger o a cuidar en salubridad? es bastante importante, no es el Único que estÁ en escasez y estamos en crisis. dana: esto se refleja en los estantes de las tiendas y muchos aseguran que cada vez se les dificulta mÁs este artÍculo que tanto necesitan. algunos consumidores actualmente no pueden encontrar lo que necesitan y aÑadiÓ que el equipo estÁ produciendo tampones las 24 horas del dÍa para satisfacer el aumento de la demanda de nuestros productos. segÚn los expertos, el precio en alza de materias primas como algodÓn son parte de la escasez. >> viene un producto conglomerado; la falta de suministros, la falta de empleados, todo esto hace que se junte y no tengamos suficiente inventario para las toallas femeninas. dana:

dana? >> dana: bob and jackie run thumann's it's a family-owned business. unbelievable. don't give them your dog give the other ones not cheddar jalapeÑo. everyone watching the games this weekend this little girl stole the show. she was trying to flip this bottle and she did it 100 times. all the fans cheered for her, which is quite an electric moment for that little girl. >> jesse: nice flip. your turn. >> greg: i don't understand what just happened. tonight got a great show got martha mccallum, giuliani, kat timpf. that should be fun. now let's do this greg's what the heck is that. take a look at it and tell me what it is. it was just born chicago brookfield zoo. >> jesse: aardvark? >> greg: no, it's called an akid that. aka pulling pulings. also called a spiny ant eater. >> dana: come on i said ant eater. >> greg: you didn't say spiny. >> jesse: isn't an aardvark the same thing as an ant eater? >> judge jeanine: that hot dog is delicious and pretty much all gone. there is, in case you didn't know it an ugliest dog contest. they crowned a winner last week. meet mr. ha

>> fuel stop, yes. >> and dana is with us now. there's a lot to discuss here, dana. but i do want to go back to what she was talking about, the federal lands issue when it comes to abortion. there's a lot of democrats, voters or progressives in congress like pramila jayapal who want to see president biden and congress do more. i don't know if they're looking at that and feeling that the biden administration is really to do a whole lot on abortion or really can do a whole lot? >> it's the "can" part of it. it's not as if the biden administration, the vice president herself was saying, no, i don't want to do all of the things that are being proposed. by a lot of groups. a lot of members of congress, obviously, and their own party. particularly, the federal lands issue, exactly. progressives, progressive women, are being very vocal about the federal government doing that. they're just not sure that's legally viable. it's not on the front -- or the top of their list that they're pushing. she said it's not something they're looking into. i think that they have and they wi

dana, this morning gas prices were up again. but the democrats keep trying to paint the rosy picture. the american people kind of get it with the polling. >> yeah. so i'm trying to think of something that they could do in their current situation. i mean, i know what i would do. all the things that we would say. obviously do more -- allow for more drilling, relax the regulations, all those things. they're not willing to do that. i was reading mark halpern "wide world of news" column, and one thing that's true, if you think things are bad now, if we don't do things that are more to the left, your numbers will go down even more, because the only thing holding you up right now is the far left progressive hoping you'll do student loan relief or something on climate change, etc. i don't think there's anything communications-wise they can do that will solve this. it's a policy problem. and i think -- as americans, human beings, we like to compare to something in the past. i actually think the situation we're in right now is much worse