it could be that we are seeing here is that views on the economy are over taking american's views on a number of other issues in this election. also as pointed out, that is a big issue, the israel -- >> sandra: the former president campaigning over the weekend or that was a big target of the current president, the economy. he said we are going to make the economy great again and inflation has been tough for so many. thanks to both of you. thanks for joining us. thanks to all of you for joining us here. good to be with you all. you can catch me weekdays on "america reports" at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. i will see you tomorrow for now, here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i am jesse watters

along with species, harold fo fold jr., katie pavlich and greg got field. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the fixture turn a photo. michael cohen finally taking the stand and alvin bragg's hush money trial against donald trump where the radical d.a. putting all of his chips in the testimony of the disgraced serial perjuring convicted felon that is behind prison walls for 13 months. today, the jury got to hear from a desperate and duplicitous man. longing for trump's approval and affirmation and will do anything for ed including taking out a home equity line of credit to take care of the situation for his boss. secretly recording donald trump without his knowledge. still no evidence of a crime y yet. trump is still gagged and unable to respond to his former attorney. >> everybody's saying, there is no crime.

d.a. bragg -- by the way, he turned it down in the case. it couldn't be brought because seven years ago, eight years ago, right in the middle of my presidential campaign. there is no crime here. this is 4 weeks of keeping me from not getting paid. the whole world is laughing now from new york, weaponized legal system. >> jesse: trump's lawyers haven't yet had the chance to dunk on cohen's credibility. they will have plenty of material to work with. last month, he said he would cease posting anything about trump during the trial. he goes on tiktok to trash and wearing a shirt that shows the former president behind bars and of orange jumpsuit and handcuffs. also trying to cash in by shopping this reality show called "the fixer." >> my name is michael cohen.

for years, i was a personal lawyer for a notorious and bad man. since then, i've been on a journey of redemption looking to set things right. now i'm paying it forward. wielding the tools that i've learned in trouble. the little guy doesn't usually have access to people with my particular set of skills. >> jesse: greg, you're laughing the hardest. you get to go first. >> greg: it's amazing to see him do that. i'm very shiny by the way. i don't know what's going on here. i went for a big run. [laughter] it does i'm sorry. it's hard to poke holes in cohen's territory. it's all holes and no cheese. it's all aired. calling himself the fixer, what has he fixed? he couldn't fix a parking ticket. look at history right now. it's like jesse pitching a show and humility. it should be called "the rat." he looks like a rat. it's a lesson in law fair.

where am i looking? over here? once they set their site on the target, a slight regular warfare. they end up acting worse and doing more terrible things and aligning yourself with more despicable rotten people than the actual person that you are targeting. what is worse? trump taken the lawyer lawyer's advice at expense or what the prosecutors are doing, which are using the felon to create a legal experience to imprison the defendant in a weird way. they don't know it, but they are prosecuting michael cohen right now instead of trump. this is the clear for palestine moment. the activists that hate jews so much that they align with people who would actively exterminate them. the media allying with the obvious criminal and felon to take down trump. never mind that it will stain

everybody involved in this. you couldn't pick better witnesses on behalf of trump. no one can take this guy seriously. even the guy that draws him is having problems. one last thing. it's amazing how the media called cohen's testimony bombshell's when he brought up lamia. that was a conversation that recorded between this liar and trump. shut in the bombshell be that they are talking about a privilege conversation between a lawyer and client? you don't even know if it is true. why are you reporting on it? they can't even explain the crime. >> jesse: this is following up the last star witness who was a woman who gets paid to have sex with men on television. >> katie: thank you, i'm aware. >> jesse: she has sex for money on television.

>> katie: i don't need you to hold my hand. if you look at the testimony from today, there's not a lot of new that michael cohen is able to produce to the jury, not to mention the reporters talking about this because we can televise it. coming into today, not a single witness as anything good to say about michael cohen. when you start hearing that he is secretly recorded his client who is donald trump, that goes into his pocket of credibility as negative when it comes to someone that is trustworthy. attorney-client privilege. trust your attorney. he secretly records them so he can use it against them later. that is something i think most people say is a red flag for them. i am surprised testified he went to prison for fraud. stormy daniels who owes donald trump hundreds of thousands of dollars in a defamation case. michael avenatti serving prison given how much the media and the left upheld him as the one guy who could bring down trump.

that is what they have been hoping for with michael cohen. >> greg: when do they teach you in law school, harold that you should secretly record your client? >> harold: i never took that class. it is good to be back around this table. i would agree that a lot has been said. greg makes probably the most interesting point. i would be interesting to hear the judge's reaction. this same set of facts it seems like mr. cohen was tried on years ago a while back, retrying him with a target of president trump which i think is interesting. i heard a number of legal scholars today on different networks and our own network about the taping of this conversation. there is no doubt that sometimes lawyers believe that they need to have something on record a client may be saying or thinking

about or -- you never take them. you have a witness with you and write it down yourself. it is bizarre but not illegal to tape your client and be able to play it back. i found that really odd. the flip side of it. the evidence that they are trying to establish here with cohen whether or not these payments were made or what the motivation where further payments. i didn't see all of it. i saw a lot of the transcript. i saw a lot of what was being written about reporting we have from the courtroom. this is only direct. it seems like cohen checksum of the boxes that the prosecutors might've wanted him to a check as far as establishing motivation. i'm not yet seeing where mr. trump was in on all of this in terms of directing it all. i guess we will have some more of that testimony later. i think i can quote the judge on this pivotal last week. judge gave us a great definition last week.

is he convincing being cohen? if the jury believes him on 2 france, one that the reason that the president paid this money was because the campaign advancement and 2 that he was in on all of it, then the jury is going to have -- you understand now why the prosecution thinks there's something for the jury to answer. all of this is really not fair for the president at this moment to the cross examination hap happens. we shared last week with some of the credibility challenges that have been presented about mr. cohen. the cross examination will certainly be interesting and incredibly intense. >> greg: take us through what happened today and tell me what it means. >> judge jeanine: i don't know. >> judge jeanine: let me tell you something determinative. michael cohen is a man with a cause. he is a man without a company.

he is a man without a law license. he's a man without a job. and he is a man who is desp desperate. so he needs a conviction. he needs for people to believe him in order to survive. because michael cohen has destroyed himself and all of this. the only way he goes forward in life is if he helps convict donald trump. the amazing part of this is in order to do that, he will do whatever is necessary. so let's talk about the table being sent to you. the table is set. michael cohen comes in as the bully, left et cetera the guy who breaks things -- that's why they need fixing. he comes in as a jerk, self-centered, a guy who is hated, and a guy who is screaming at people, prone to exaggeration, hostile, and throws a barrage of insults. that is what we have heard on

the people's direct case. what we know about donald trump from people who have worked from him is that it was fantastic working for him. that is a quote. he was a really good boss. he was a multitasker. he was a hard worker. it was great working for him. that is your table. now, you have got the main witness as michael cohen, the hated guy going into this trial. this guy is so corrupt. he's not just a corrupted felon. he is a convicted lion and a convicted perjurer. that is the essence of incredible. he should have a sign on his forehead that reads "liar." because we have defendants who go into court that we cross-examine the mass balance. you are per se unbelievable when you are convicted of perjury. let's continue with this. he is incredible as a matter of law. he is a guy who goes in and lies

to the bank analyze who he puts on the bank statement the purpose of the llc. says it is a retainer. trump signed nothing. he is not put a finger on donald trump. it's just like stormy daniels. he hates donald trump. stormie hates donald trump. at the end of the day, the question is, if there's a conversation between aloe eisenberg and michael cohen, what does that have to do with donald trump if donald trump did not sign anything or was not part of the conversation? i will tell you another motivation for michael cohen to lie and try to destroy donald trump. what bigger insults is it is for donald trump as his fixer as michael called themselves and to not be invited into the white house? do you know in manhattan with all his friends, he says i'm going to the white house. donald is the president. i'm probably going to be his counsel. donald trump knew not to invite him. donald trump knew not to make

them part of the team. donald trump knew exactly what he was. finally, this is one on one people talking about. you believe one or the other. they are so wrong on that. this is not a one on one. there is no obligation on the part of a defense to present any kind of statement whatsoever. the burden of proof is on the people beyond a reasonable doubt. the defendant you cannot infer or anything at the defendant chooses not to testify. finally, who is in the courtroom today? alvin bragg again squeezing into one of those pews. because he knows his career is over. he knows his case is a loser. he knows that as weak as this jury looks in terms of the jury that is going to stand up and say we don't believe this, they know they've got nothing. no one is predicting around donald trump. finally, the nail on the coffin for michael cohen, how dare you tape-record a client?

that is an ethical violation. that is an attorney-client violation. what you recorded is meaningless. it's not even a crime. you are stupid, too. >> greg: and finally. >> judge jeanine: that is the end of at. [laughter] >> jesse: up next, donald trump gets a rock star reception and a blue state while sleepy joe gets clobbered in the polls. ♪ ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost.

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to 100,000 people in deep blue new jersey. >> efficiently in the state of new jersey, we are going to win back the state of new jersey. you could take that 10 wears residents in the history of our country and add them out. they haven't done the damage to our country that this total has none. >> katie: trump is clobbering joe biden and 5 keep battle ground states. in 2020 including a double-digit lead in georgia and nevada. the? one of the president's favorite commentators seems to think so. >> i have to admit. none of this is playing out -- they are not working in biden's favor. he needs to do something bold and dramatic to seize the initiative. >> trump's warhead is an example get her. everything that we are throwing

is spaghetti at a wall. none of it is taking. what we are doing is really, really not working. >> katie: we have an expert here on the jersey shore. jesse watters. now it is jim "trump" laundry. >> jesse: johnny was there. you'll see that the night. he says it wasn't 100,000. it's closer to 30,000. that is still a packed venue. that is still i would say 29,500 more than joe has ever had. he did promise that if he was reelected to terminate the windmills on the jersey shore and save the whales. i like the new nickname. "moron" joe. if you have one side calling you a dictator and he says you are a

"moron," that stinks. he's breaking the bag. he doesn't know where he is when he leaves the stage. "moron" joe is going to land, and i can feel it. if you look at these polls, out of reach at these numbers of state. nevada, the whole digits in arizona. and georgia because of laken riley and fani willis. that is gone. that makes it in the battle. the only needs one. it looks like they are going to come back home. he lost some of that fight about that he had with hillary. you know how persnickety they could be. they went to joe biden. the whites are coming home. i'm going to, diversity is really increasing because of the young and the black and the hispanic at 12% diversity coalition but it's up to 19% diversity, katie. that is all economic

opportunity. you can buy a house. there is no way to get off your parents couch. these feelings are entranced. there's never been a position where a candidate at this point in may has been down every single battle ground ever come back. the only candidate to do that was donald trump. >> katie: judge, it seems like the trump campaign want to expand the map and going to new jersey and new york. there is also thoughts that he could win virginia if he plays his cards correctly. are democrats trying to play catch up? why are they not nervous about joe biden being down so much? >> judge jeanine: they are nervous and they know. it's got to be bold and dramatic move to see the initiative or whatever. he has never done anything bold and dramatic for the last 3.5 years. i don't know what makes him think he can do it now. you know what i think is significant. trump and biden are essentially

tied among 18-29-year-olds. tied up. and hispanic voters. but more than mad, i think that this trial -- if you put the a block in the b blocks together, i think 1 of 3 things are happening. number one, either people don't care about the trial, or people don't believe that donald trump is guilty. or people are totally offended by the concept of one party bringing a criminal charged against a man who is a former president running for president. i think that is going to affect american history. i think to all americans, it is somehow offensive to us to be in this situation where you are literally putting a man on trial in a criminal case while he is running for president. it is so untaste where. it is so inappropriate. it stings americans.

i think that has a lot to do with it. joe biden is apparently planning on bringing out all the celebrities. he will bring out julia roberts. none of the celebrities helped hillary clinton when she ran against trump. when you get a blue state like new jersey -- i don't know if he has 30,000 or 100,000 which is what i am reading in the reports. whatever it is, you've got a guy on trial who is showing up. people are showing up like crazy bigger than we have ever seen. that is what they said for sure. i think in the end off all this, the swing states are going to stay deeply by trump against a biden especially for all the reasons you just said. >> katie: harold, trump's thinking on rallies and showmanship's but democrats are the olympians of voters and plan to be ahead of election day for biden. is that a good thing for democrats? >> harold: first of all, these

polls you have to take very seriously. this is a snapshot of where that country is and where five or six really important states are. interesting to see that georgia and nevada, the former president trump is at 50. if you are running, below 50 against your opponent, it is always a challenge. you see so much, it's always telling. we are 5 months out. we will have to see. if i am biden and the team, i take the alarm that others have been sharing. it's time to change some things. what is happening as it is frankly not working. that doesn't mean that the things you are campaigning on right now are not things that americans need and want. it's not working with voters. i would announce executive orders at the border and call on republicans to pass the compromise bill and say president trump -- did the right thing on israel. did the right thing on china and russia and the foreign aid bill.

go and acknowledge that gas prices are high. prices are high. talk about the investments we are making as a country and that tariffs you will put on china to bring down our debt and use that money to ensure that we are able to fight at our border. you've got to be different and you've got to meet people where they are part of the polling data shows us what's on people's mind. if we are not attuned to it and committed and invested in that, you are going to lose. the only good thing, we have 5 months to do it. you can do it if you are not serious about what the numbers say. >> katie: moderate joe like he was the first time around. >> greg: it's too late. joe is beating trump in one state, confusion. it's good to see harold starting to panic. >> harold: i'm just trying to light them up a little bit. >> greg: you are starting to worry. i like that.

shiny greg has a point. i think you're starting to see the realization that things aren't going well. you are seeing that doubts in the media and the frantic stairs in the media and the blame. they are on a lifeboat that has run out of food. they are starting to look at each other specifically. they are so close to land. that land is called maga country. their egos won't let them swim to shore. they would rather go down in the boat and never trump ocean and then find joy and pleasure in maga country. everything trump not true. they haven't actually tried to persuade voters with policy or anything. so far, it has been apocalyptic hysteria and unconstitutional lawfare. everything they have tried is the reason why you had 100,000 people. cnn called it a few insurrectionist spirit that is a

reaction to what i americans are seeing right now which is un-american. when it scares me is when you see these trump polls and these rallies, and i'm worried about what we don't see. what are the democrats cooking up with the votes? legal or illegal? judging by your ears are your eyes, this election should not even be close. the democrats have 2 options. accept the outcome and be comforted by the fact that you have one biden term, the dementia ridden devil or resort to electoral dirty tricks. that is why we need the utmost transparency. i fear the democrats will go the second route. i have very little evidence on that. that hasn't stopped me before. never, not at all. >> harold: we won the last election. >> greg: "won." yes, win so big you can't rake. good job, jesse.

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>> judge jeanine: the pro hamas lunatics out in force. anti-israel agitators walking out of jerry seinfeld's commencement speech at duke university's with some of the crazies chanting "free palestine." [chanting "jerry"] >> judge jeanine: , but are university were wearing zip

zip ties. one woman ripped up her diploma on stage. i will go with the last one. ripping up your diploma onstage, jesse. do you think she should have ripped up her resume as well because she doesn't have a chance of getting a job? >> jesse: alvin bragg will probably hire her. it is as much about the students as it is about the parents. dad has been saving for years and pinching pennies and was unable to get the hot rod that he wanted. now that tuition is paid for. he wants to take the photo and have lunch and have a drink. he doesn't want to have to explain to their grandparents while she walked out. i think she didn't get a diploma. it is very confusing. if i were to give anybody advice, do your little hamas when you accept the diploma. and it to you and go "free palestine" and you walk off. you just left jerry seinfeld. you didn't get to hear what

jerry seinfeld's advice was. this guy was the biggest start of the 90s besides greg. let's shiny but still gleaming. this guy is wealthy. he has a young wife and is a celebrity. don't you want to learn from someone like that? what he did is they key to life is hard work, relationships and exercise. he is right. i would only add one thing, f food. inflammation, judge. not you personally. we could all use better diets. they were choosing ignorance. anybody knows you never choose ignorance. you stumbled upon it like me sometimes. >> judge jeanine: katie, duke university was very different from the kids at columbia. what do you attribute the difference to? is it columbia, the administration building. duke is totally different. a few malcontents walk out, but they are pretty much yelling

"jerry." >> katie: geography. columbia is in new york city. duke is in north carolina. jerry seinfeld is someone who stopped going to college campuses a long time ago to do stand up because it would be like this. the majority of students around the country don't believe in this pro hamas, pro-terrorism ideology that is running everything for everyone else. they believe in creativity and the first amendment. women's rights and those types of things. jesse's point, for them to walk out and not want to listen and learn from someone who has had a very successful career and life in america, too bad for them. represents the larger liberal ideology of ripping things down constantly instead of building them up whether it is ripping apart your diploma or destroying a commencement speech for everybody else. for jerry seinfeld to get protested, he is an american.

it's more about anti-semitism than it is about anti-israel protesting. >> judge jeanine: morehouse -- >> harold: historically black college. >> judge jeanine: some other students students are not happy in one's amount of feeling on the ground as we don't want him here. we are obviously being used to score political points. >> harold: i think one of the great problems in education and our society today whether it is education school or what we like to do with their kids. it is a really unfortunate trend where we are encouraging people to only want to be around easy tables and life. one of the reasons i love being around this table and you all have me as the conversation is stimulating and sometimes can be combative and disagreeable. we all have a healthy conversation. i walk away from it having learned and i hope i am part something that make people think. he is successful. even if he wasn't successful, the man has accomplished something in life that he has

lived his life. he's at the ups and downs. he's had more ups than downs. he didn't talk politics and his speech. in addition to what you said, jesse, find something where you love the good parts and don't mind the bad parts. he loves to make fun of things and get a little satire to what he's trying to say. i hope the kids took that it hard. i hope they learn how to protest. they didn't walk out and say to your point earlier about hamas that those who were lgbtq hate israel so much that they might be with people who would kill them if they were aligned with them. i didn't hear them say hamas take the deal for a cease-fire or free the american hostages. this is them talking. all they did was "free palestine" and walked out. we are not teaching americans or citizens how you protest. frankly, worse off, we are not telling people how to be around hard tables. hard tables can be fun and interesting and uplifting.

at the end of the day, they can push everybody forward to high ground. thank you, jerry seinfeld were standing up and being there and speaking. >> judge jeanine: they are now moving to dei funds to police and public safety. these are the kids who thought the american flag and held it up. >> greg: typical historic american white college. she will never hear that. it all comes down to what harold said. seinfeld is fun. the people that you see on the other part of this equation hate fun. that woman that tore up her diploma, that was a diploma for social work. it would have been more of a travesty if she tore up one of those paper placement menus from ihop. that is what it is worth. that makes a really good point about privilege in his speech. he says, yeah, i came from a place of privilege. so do you guys. you are graduating from duke. i want to add to that.

you should use your privilege. if you don't, fine, be a loser. no one is telling you to use it. no one is telling you not to use it except you. if you are rejecting the idea of privilege, you need to reject your diploma. you should reject -- you shouldn't put duke on your resume. because that is privilege. you should take a vow of poverty. anything relating to your privilege, you should reject. everything you do in life is related to your privilege. a lot of people who say they don't have privilege have more privilege than they are willing to let on. when you look at the numbers, 40 people. you are seeing the literal example of the radical math. it is just a few idiots. they pretend to be more imposing weather on social media or by having far left group sponsoring them. that should be a message to the colleges in the democrat party. why are you so scared of a tiny fraction? why are you held hostage outside your party? they are afraid of these people.

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>> harold: actor steve buscemi is recovering after new york. he is doing okay. this has to happen. also walking the streets in new york. cops are looking for other attacker and releasing this photo of the suspect. we talk about this all the time. it's happened to a lot of new yorkers. >> he is a good guy. that shouldn't matter. in the news because he's famous. there are stories that are so repulsive that we can even cover them. there was a brutal one where a guy lassoed a woman and pulled her behind two cars and her unconscious body. i was on video. no i can show it. the george floyd thing that we showed a thousand times. people would keep saying crime is down. we know that crimes are being reported to the feds for tabulation and seeing how quickly the perpetrators are released. will not press charges for fear

that they will get paid a visit by the person they press charges from. they decide i will take my chances. law enforcement can do anything. everyone gets the talk now. stay off your phone when you're on the street. he situationally well. if you're taking the subway, stand in the back. don't try to board until the train all the way gets there and stops and pulled up to enter. do not going to be feel unsafe. the last one is new york, 11:00 p.m. is the new 2:00 p.m. >> self imposed curfew. if you are in the east village west village, you've got to look around. it is a shame but that is where we are. >> judge jeanine: anyone who punches tony soprano's cousin in the face is looking for the death penalty. there is no law and order in new york anymore. let's come to grips with it. the reason that there is no law

and order in new york anymore, you can think that democrats who sponsored a bill to eliminate cashless bail. they all voted for it. then you've got a governor who tells us that we are imagining all this stuff. at the same time, she flips the national guard in the subways for a minute and takes them out. george soros' funds prosecutors who want to let defendants out of jail as opposed to putting them in jail. we have got a president who is putting illegals in new york about whom we know nothing. you could assume that a certain percentage of them are criminals. they already know because they attacked cops. they can attacked cops and be paled in on their way out. america is no longer safe. it is no longer a place where people can say, i pay my taxes. thank god i am protected. police are protecting me. it's not happening. we are done. >> jesse: life is a beach,

harold. if you are down by the water, you're going to get wet. the criminal element is going to get you. that is fine. that is the way life is. it is an analogy, greg. try to follow along. when you have money or celebrity or politician, you live by the dunes. you have guards. you don't have that type of exposure to crime up there. the democrats keep on telling us that crime is down. mariah carey gets jacked. all of these politicians and the mayors are getting jacked. home invasions, assaults, carjackings. don't tell me it's raining. don't do it anyway. i'm about to give my son the talk if u ow what i mean. >> katie: jesse, that is disgusting. >> greg: you did not prepare for that segment, did you? >> jesse: robert de niro. he is not safe.

>> katie: the government says everything is fine. whatever. >> harold: up next, jen psaki accused of falsehood in her new book. hello, i'm franklin graham. as we watch the news, it feels like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world,

and it's come into each and every heart. and the only one who can fix the heart is god. and god did that by sending his son, jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died in our place on a cross, shed his blood, and was buried, but on the third day he walked right out of that grave. that's right, jesus christ is alive, and my questions is have you ever invited him into your heart?" if you haven't done it, do it right now. just say, god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe jesus is your son. i want to trust him as my savior, and i pray this in jesus' name. if you prayed that prayer call that number right now that's on the screen. god bless you!

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>> greg: all right, jen psaki forced to edit her new book after a bogus claim that joe biden never checked his watch during the boston withdrawal. now jen will alter future reprints of her book. judge, you are hot on this. what say you? >> judge jeanine: i don't understand how people can lie in a book. did you read the book or write the book? your name is on it. what is wrong with you? she says she is forced to edit the book after she made a mistake and took an article i it wrong. she lied and quoted the article wrong to confirmed alive. i'm sick of it. christine know him who is the hero kind of thing, now that french government that she lied about -- this is ridiculous. >> greg: jesse got you felt very strongly. do you strongly now? >> jesse: you know who didn't have to make our attraction in her book? this guy. how i save the world.

zero retractions. both number one bestsellers. i know how this thing happen. when you have a ghostwriter and they write the book for you and the editor gives it to you afterwards and says do you want to double check? you say now, it's fine. >> greg: in your memoir, you wrote about our time together. do you want to revise anything that happened in that book? >> harold: i thought it was -- at least -- he said the president looked at his watch only after the ceremony. i'm glad -- >> judge jeanine: that was a lie. >> katie: of all the things you could try and spin, this is what she chose with a gold star families. they are furious understandably. some of them are threatening legal action that she has benefited financially and that she will be hearing from their attorneys. >> greg: there you go, katie. "one more thing" is up next.

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>> jesse: transfusion. time now for "one more thing," greg? >> a get show tonight. mopped, jamie lissow, kat timpf, tyrus all-star cast having a all star -- >> jesse: as we said johnny showed up to the trump rally which was just a shy under 100,000. watch. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> how excited are you to vote for your favorite president? >> i am here to prove that trump is not racist. a lot of black people love him. >> jesse: go to you, harold. harold harold how do you call them, the what? anthony burgess school bus driver in florida write down favorite cots and encouragement to decorate the interior of the school bus. mind set can save everything. >> jesse: have great show, everybody. >> bret: that was half a thing not "one more thin