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>> jeanine: hello. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." a huge final night at the rnc. hulk hogan bringing down the house by revving up trumpamaniacs after ripping his shirt off. kid rock serenading the crowd with a pro trump twist on his song. so much more than that but first, donald trump needing the moment during his big night at the rnc. the former president delivering a heartfelt message of unity just days after dodging a bullet. trump sounding like a changed man as he recounted his bone-chilling brush with death. >> i will tell you exactly what happened and you'll never hear it from me a second time because it's actually too painful to tell. i said to myself, wow, what was

that? it can only be a bullet. and moved my right hand to my ear. brought it down. my hand was covered with blood. just absolutely blood all over the place. i immediately knew it was very serious that we were under attack. i'm not supposed to be here tonight. not supposed to be here. [crowd chanting] >> thank you. but i'm not. and i'll tell you, i stand before you in this arena only by the grace of almighty god.

>> jeanine: former president trump making sure to honor the rally goers injured in the shooting and embracing the uniform of corey comperatore, the former firefighter and father that was killed protecting his family. >> tragically the shooter claimed the life of one of our fellow americans, corey comperatore. he lost his life self-lessly acting as a human shield to protect them from flying bullets. he went over the top of them and was hit. what a fine man he was. >> jeanine: and since it was a convention speech, trump had to take at least one swipe at the current commander-in-chief. >> if you took the ten worst presidents in the history of the united states, think of it, the ten worst, added them up, they will not have done the damage that biden has done. only going to use the term once. biden. i'm not going to use the name

anymore. just one time. the damage that he's done to this country is unthinkable. >> jeanine: you know, i want to start with kind of a unity quote when he talked about -- i'll start with you, pete -- the fact that he was the president for all the country and not half the country. how that sat when you juxtapose it against joe biden saying the horrible maga followers. >> even his response included the dark address that donald trump just gave. when you have that brush with death, which the president did, it gets you in touch quick with your humanity. i think that phrase, i'm not supposed to be here, was a very honest one. the crowd said yes, you are. he said no, i'm not. only by the grace of god. you saw that humanity, you saw the unity on display. the moment with corey comperatore when he went to the uniform, i thought he was going to salute but kissed it. clearly something that affected

him. they say i'm against democracy, but i believe i'm restoring democracy by giving the power back to the people. he hit a lot of common sense themes. drills baby drill got a huge response. don't force me to buy an ev. the tips, i love the story about where he got the idea from. a waitress. by the way, after the speech, i talked to our bartender. he said it was right. nobody carries cash anymore. he said we want to display strength. alpha versus beta, normal versus weirdo and he accomplished that. >> jeanine: the quote, sandra, that he wasn't supposed to be here tonight, when you talk about how this convention was so different from all the others. i've been to five. the idea of divine intervention and the fact that he wasn't supposed to be here and that there's almost the hand of god

involved, that spoke to a lot of the trump followers. >> the heartfelt messages that he put out last night had to have touched a lot of people. talking about the girl that lost her dad's life at the rally. it was heart breaking covering the funeral today and the community grieving with the loss of that man. i think perhaps one of the best things that i've heard after last night's speech is van jones reaction on cnn. you have probably seen this by now. former obama adviser. he said after that speech, it felt like obama 2008, jessica. there's something happening, he said. he described the spirit and the energy that he felt being there at the republican national convention. that's a pretty remarkable thing. you know? you know, when you see pictures like this and you see him waving his hat and people were happy to be there. 90 minutes is a pretty long speech. but people hung in there for it.

but there's something going on. and maybe this is a new dawn. i don't know. did he bring over any of the hesitant voters? we'll see. we'll see what happens with the polling after this. >> jeanine: charlie, he did address what a lot of people said he would. one of the quotes, discord and division in our society must be healed. as americans we're bound together. do we have the sound for that? okay. here we go. >> the discord and division in our society must be healed. we must heal it quickly. as americans, we're bound together by a single fate and a shared destiny. we rise together or we fall apart. if democrats want to unify our country, they should drop these partisan witch hunts, which i have been going through for approximately eight years, and they should do that without delay and allow an election to proceed that is worthy of our

people. we're going to win it anyway. >> jeanine: we rise together or we fall apart. you don't hear that from joe biden. >> no, you don't. it's interesting. usually these conventions are filled with red meat for the audience. you know, lines like this and particularly the line about i want to be a president for all americans, that is one of the biggest applause lines of the night for him, which is really extraordinary. usually it's the more sort of divisive or conservative red meat kind of stuff that really brings people out. i too was struck by the van jones comment. it kind of sort of shocked me. i think what is really particularly interesting about that is that you think about what happened after eight years after barack obama surprised the world and got elected. americans were sick and tired of him and they picked donald trump. we're now eight years after donald trump rode down the glass

escalator and got elected. what are we doing? we're getting ready to re-elect him. donald trump deserves more credit than barack obama does. donald trump has done it in spite of the media and whereas barack obama did it because of the media. i think it's an even more extraordinary feat for him to have done that. and then to do all of this -- he's right, of course -- the most unifying thing that democrats could do would be to stop this nonsense and stop the smears and persecutions and the slimes. that would go a long way to unifying the country. >> jeanine: one of the things that -- we're going to talk about this in the next block. the corey tribute. a lot of people on the left were not pleased with that. you know, they felt it was fake and shouldn't have done it. >> that's a shame. i certainly found it to be very moving. i was personally interested in hearing his account of what the rally was like and what that

feels like. it's something that is probably one of the greatest fears that people that do public speaking like that have. i thought that that was really meaningful for the country to hear. but the rest of the speech was a complete departure from that first three minutes of donald trump. so the original speech -- and we had copies of it. i was there on the floor. i never saw donald trump live. glad i experienced that. the speech is supposed to be 3,000 words and he went 12,000 words. 9,000 words worth of ad libbing. using all of those ad libs were unifying, about bringing people together, you're mistaken. i don't understand why pundits like van jones saying that donald trump has changed. is this the night that he becomes presidential?

there were no olive branches when you look at the policies. he was talking to that room and that room only. he was not taking to nikki haley voters or left-leaning independents. these are some of the things that he did are standard donald trump rally going. crazy nancy pelosi. name checking joe biden. he said i'm not going to talk about the president. i'm not going to use his name. he talked about the migrant invasion and what they're doing in the country. >> it's true. >> jeanine: it is. >> more election denying. they cheated. we'll never let that happen again. i'm a victim. he even had in the text, ilene cannon was a call-out. he said she did the right thing by tossing out the mar-a-largo case. saying that urban misses him.

three of five people here, i know how you're voting. i know charlie likes trump, you like trump. you can't do it alone. you need other people. what is the obsession with hanable lector? it's like reagan. it's not funny. it's so weird. he was a sociopath that ate people's faces. >> jeanine: everybody knows he's a sociopath. >> you have lunatics coming across the border. criminals coming across the border. you have rapists coming across the border -- >> jeanine: he described what happened to a 12-year-old girl. do you want me to describe it? >> i know what happened. if you think it was unifying -- >> what did he say about the border that wasn't true? >> people don't like the classification of it as an invasion. >> they don't like the truth. >> jeanine: that's too bad. >> you guys are sold on the package. you know who isn't? white suburban women that said guess what? i carry about my reproductive rights. i don't want to --

>> jeanine: we're talking migrant invasion. >> we're not talking about that. >> jeanine: migrant invasion has to do with the ill legality being brought into this country. >> i'm not a dumb dumb. i know what it's about. >> jeanine: isn't that not what is happen something. >> he said we want people to come in our country -- >> sandra, 9,000 extra words. you don't think -- >> jeanine: so what? >> no, they didn't. they fell asleep. people were leaving. i was on the floor. >> how much would you give if joe biden could give a 92-minute speech? >> i don't want to hear joe biden for 92 minutes. i don't want to hear donald trump for 92 minutes. >> jeanine: america listened and america will speak november 5. >> i can't wait. >> jeanine: me neither, jessica. all right. coming up, the liberal media melting down over donald trump's unity are in c speech.

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♪ >> pete: trump's rnc speech stressing the need for this country to come together. joe biden and the liberal media are not having any of it. neither is jessica. the president blasted trump's speech calling it a dark vision for the future. that's not who we are as americans. the left wing press not feeling the unity. >> this came in over 1 1/2 hours long. this was a fidel castro kind of experience. >> it's midnight on the east

coast. people are asleep. they're tired. it was a long rambling speech. >> i was raised catholic. i'm a christian girl. this assassination attempt -- you saw something like god is watching -- was watching me, that is a very un-christian thing to say. it's narcissistic. >> it was a remarkably long acceptance speech and dishonest speech. >> he's a narcissist. these are the dsm-v criteria far narcissistic personality disorder. >> it's too bad the bandage was over his ear. should have been over his mouth. >> mr. comperatore -- comperatore, i was sick of him using him as a prop, his firefighter jacket. >> pete: donald trump said he wants prosperity and freedom for every race and color and creed. before the speech, joy reid was attacking black maga supporters. >> it's rooting in, returning

white christian men, but also white men -- white adjacent men, black men, brown men, in terms of trying to be in that dominant position in society. then you have women who are willing to go along with that. a certain number of willing that are doing the same thing. >> pete: judge, we were commenting about their fake set. we're in new york city now. judge, any of those? take it away. >> jeanine: when joy beyer says -- i'm tongue tied with this. i'm catholic. when something happens to you and you said god was watching me, it's a very un-christian-like thing to say. i wonder what catholic school did you go to? i went to st. peter and pauls and then notre dame. like i sang in the choir and all that jazz. yeah, i was a alto, as you can tell. just so disrespectful. the truth is that to me, the

speech was about transcending all of the things. it wasn't about mortality. to so many americans, it went beyond that. it was about fate, it was about divine intervention. people felt it was more than just a normal day where the president fortunately wasn't killed. whatever you want to call it, don't call it an insult because you say that god was watching over us. i hope that god watches over us every day. it transcends left and right. >> sandra: amen. >> jeanine: they're so deep in the left -- >> sandra: i'm a christian person. >> pete: i hope he's watching over us right now. charlie? >> charlie: it's basic gratitude. that is a key part of all of the religions of abraham. it certainly is a cornerstone of christianity. you know, what you said a minute ago, pete, is exactly right. the reason this was so unifying

is because the platform is a very simple platform. it's about the economy, it's about the border and it's about peace around the world. the idea is that if you focus on those things, it's for all people. it doesn't matter. for some reason you have these whack jobs on msnbc that want to make everything all about race. i don't understand that. i don't understand why we have such low standards for them that we allowed them to talk about race all the time. to be just blatantly racist and everybody is like okay, that's fine. that's what joy reid does. how appalling is that? >> pete: do you have your joy reid decoder ring, jessica? >> jessica: i lost it on the flight at the crack of dawn this morning. >> pete: it's one thing to make a critique, which you did. a lot of us took issue with that. it's another thing to sling this

kind of stuff. >> jessica: yeah, you have to be very precise and fact-based when you make a critique of that level. there's ways to do it. i aspire to do that. use the numbers, use first person observation. if you're not in the room, it's really hard also to read the room. i was in the room. so i understood that that was a completely unified room. i also understood that that was not a racially diverse room. there were latinos there and some black people. i found the pastor from detroit compelling who spoke at the church that donald trump had visited. a lot of white supporters. i get how that is galvanizing. that's what let me to take issue with what van jones was saying. if you have a room that is 98, 99% white and you say that's like obama's 08 convention, excuse me, wait a minute. the delegates, the people that attended the convention in 08 --

>> sandra: we're talking about the energy. >> charlie: if you see it through a lens of race. >> jessica: you guys do as well. any time there's a poll that comes out that says that donald trump is getting some historic number of black voters, it's the first thing that everybody wants to talk about. i got something good. you're losing black people or losing latino voters -- >> sandra: so they make their way to milwaukee, you're saying that's not happening? >> jessica: i'm saying the delegates and the people out there the most enthusiastically about donald trump are predominantly white. you refute that? >> pete: i don't know how this conversation changes. >> sandra: i don't know how we get there. i will say it about joy's comments. it's highly offensive and people that believe in god and grateful to god for what is happening in their life and to make the case that it's inchristian to judge for that. and morning joe says do praise for his new tone.

i think we need a moratorium in the media about donald trump -- praising donald trump's new tone. that doesn't ever happen on this show, mind you. so not only do they want to silence anybody in the american public who is observing this new dawn or the softer tone, they want to silence the media this morning and today following that speech last night. it's remarkable. >> pete: it's a tone that morning joe would have been calling for. >> jeanine: that's what they do. you know, they shut you down, whether it's social media, making you feel ostracized or cancelling you. it's what you do. >> sandra: it's the idea that people cannot think for themselves and be conclude what they heard. >> pete: and says the show that got pulled off of the air monday morning, their own management didn't trust them not to say something wild and incendiary about an assassination attempt. >> pete: coming up, are hunter and jill turning on joe? the bomb shell report on biden's

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♪ >> sandra: if the biden family goes, so does joe. president biden's family is mulling the 2024 exit. the white house denies it. it follows a claim that biden's exit could happen this weekend. the number of congressional democrats calling for him to drop out has grown to over 30. the president remains sidelined meanwhile with covid in delaware. doing some soul searching. reportedly furious at how the party is forcing his hand. biden is defiant. releasing a statement saying that he's going to get back on the campaign trail next week.

his campaign and some top democrats are echoing a similar defiance. >> absolutely the president is in this race. joe biden is more committed than ever to beat donald trump. he's going to be back on the campaign trail next week. >> the president is not going anywhere. the president can win. >> we focus on his record, start focusing on what he's trying to do. not only is he going to win, i think he has a chance to win in a big way. >> i'm actually hearing more from colleagues that are doing what i'm doing, which is doing the work to win in november. supporting our ticket. president biden and vice president harris. >> sandra: jessica, i'm going to you first. you're in touch with a lot of democrats in this moment. it's a critical moment. he's hunkered down with covid. could this happen this weekend, him pull out? >> jessica: i don't think it will happen this weekend. the report -- >> sandra: you said not this

weekend. >> jessica: not this weekend. >> sandra: like monday? at all? >> jessica: i think nobody knows at this point. his inner circle is even torn about this. the crux of it is that he's a, rightly pissed that a lot of people are circulating reports that they wants him to drop out without their names attached. that's really cowardly. so people are -- >> sandra: 21 congressional democrats have gone on the record. >> jessica: right. there's over 400 of them and three senators. we have 50. so it's going to take more than that. aoc did an instagram live last night. it was about 50 minutes long. she was defending joe biden staying in the race, which he made some important points about this. a, his record and that that's good to run on. b saying that there's no time to be able to do this. there's no indication that somebody else would poll better and be able to defeat donald trump. he's the one who has done this before. democrats have overperformed in

the biden era. and -- you're laughing. it's a fact. >> charlie: i was laughing about something else. >> jessica: i didn't mean to bore you or distract you. >> charlie: the white house is complaining about unnamed sources in the media. >> jessica: no, no, no. unnamed -- >> charlie: welcome to this media. >> jessica: unnamed sources in his party. he said i worked with you guys for decades -- >> jeanine: is this collusion for four years? >> charlie: the entire trump white house -- >> jessica: this is a bad time for democrats and you guys can't stop. one of the main concerns -- and this is really important -- it's not been made clear that people have called for limb to step down that they will coalesce around kamala harris. >> sandra: not aoc. she doesn't see any viable alternatives. >> jessica: that's what he's concerned with. that makes sense. >> sandra: your thoughts? >> pete: feels like we're waiting for white smoke to come up from the vatican. called for some materials, white

smoke or black smoke. here's the reality. his best argument. voters chose him. the democratic voters chose him. he has a right to be indignant. i thought when he hit the tone that it's the elites and the -- even though it's not true at all, it's the best tone that he can hit. obviously i don't agree his record is worth running on at all. at this point, this is a question of legacy. does he want to be -- that's probably the best angle that democrats are trying to take with him right now. you're not going to force stubborn joe out. is your legacy getting blown out or is your legacy making a self--less exit? joe has never done anything selfless in his life. this will be a first for him. i don't feel bad for his family. they started this. they should have done this five years ago. they didn't. they're stuck. the country is stuck. we're all stuck right now as citizens of the country. the party is stuck and they don't have a good alternative. >> sandra: charlie? >> charlie: obviously this is an absolute catastrophe. i agree with pete that -- if

you're going to run an election on democracy, it doesn't make sense to throw out a primary election in which 14 million people participated because you think it's not the most effective way to win in november. it's crazy. but the final thing is i think it's really interesting, democrats are running up to the gargantuan entitlement, sense of entitlement that joe biden has and has had for a long time in washington. he honestly -- he does not care about the party as much as he does about himself and his family. >> sandra: judge? >> jeanine: it's ironic the party that is always talking about democracy is ignoring the primary voters and saying let's just pick somebody. i think they did that in 2016 also, if my memory serves me correctly with james clyburn. what is interesting, biden, axios reported that biden wants to be one of history's heros. senator coons that is one

speaking on behalf of biden, biden is weighing who is best to win and yet the campaign is insisting that biden is not stepping down. look, the democratic party is in total diss array. you have flashing lights, intersections locked down. they don't know what they're doing. they're in total disarray. nobody has any idea what they're going to do. nobody right now, donald trump has all the swing states. he's got the momentum. he's going to steam roll in to november. >> sandra: can -- five seconds left, jess. do you believe joe biden will be your party's nominee? >> jessica: i do today. listening to jen o'malley. >> jeanine: are you going to wait for them to say? >> jessica: for the man that is going to be the nominee to tell me he's not the nominee? yeah, that's normal. >> jeanine: when you say -- obama, pelosi and morning joe, all of them, are literally -- obama taking him off the stage

which is more shadowing, him taking him out of the white house. they already made the decision. joe has -- >> jessica: he does having a aa asy -- have agassi. >> jeanine: i agree. >> sandra: coming up, drill, baby, drill and end the inflation nightmare. former president trump showing his policies that show a bolder second term. ♪ with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities.

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i will end the devastating inflation crisis immediately, bring down interest rates and lower the cost of energy. we will drill, baby, drill. we have to stop the invasion in to our country that is killing hundreds of thousands of people a year. i will end every single international crisis that the current administration has created. we want our hostages back. they better be back before i assume office. you will be paying a very big price. >> charlie: so judge, gas prices, inflation, border, world peace. i don't think you can get more unifying than those topicses. >> jeanine: trump talked about all of the issues that americans are concerned about and all of the issues that biden failed on. whether it's energy, inflation, not even talking about the hostages and talking about

hamas. how much money do we spend for that floating pier outside of gaza? $3 million? some crazy number. the truth is, trump is right. we are a laughingstock for the rest of the world in terms of how far we have fallen since he was the president. ironically, biden is just bringing us all together by recognizing how horrible it is under him. i'm going to give the rest of my time to jessica. >> charlie: there we go. i know that you -- there had to be something in there you liked. >> jessica: i loved when he talked about bringing the hostages home. i hate how much it's been removed from the day-to-day discourse. i was talking to someone who works with us out of the d.c. bureau while we were waiting through the speech. we had awhile to chat. she's jewish and i'm jewish. she said she's worried about a democratic administration and what will happen to israel.

she's a liberal person. you know, everyone knows where i stand on this. but hearing that and then even seeing today as well that evan gershkovich got a 16-year sentence in russia. he's a hostage himself, a political prisoner, i like that kind of talk. i want to hear more of that from our party. i think that president biden has been doing a good job on this, but that should be something in the day-to-day. it's that important of an issue. as far as the policy stuff though -- >> charlie: i knew you weren't going to get away with that. >> jessica: she gave me extra time. it's her fault. there was an alternate reality going on there. we agree. so i'm playing -- >> charlie: i believe you're in an alternate reality. >> jessica: i'm someone that is right here. unemployment is low under joe biden for minorities -- >> charlie: inflation was 9.7% -- >> jessica: when you talk about

moody's what trump's policies will do -- the tips policy. nobody that earns under 28 k is going to get a tax break. he's going to lower the corporate tax rate -- >> sandra: the ultimate tax rate to the american people is inflation. gas price is up 40% under his presidency, grocery prices are up 40%. that is the ultimate tax. former president trump touted a deregulatory environment, a lower tax environmented, a pro growth approach to the economy that we desperately need right now. he had me at -- let's address this inflation nightmare. from an economic perspective, anyone that wants to see this economy grow heard that and thought that will bring success. that's really important. i don't know what the pro growth

strategy is under this administration. >> jessica: that's saying things. i would love to lower inflation. >> sandra: deregulation and lower taxes. >> jessica: that hasn't worked out before. >> charlie: printing money all over the place -- >> pete: we did get a four-year sample of what those things were like under trump. >> jeanine: we sounds like we don't know. >> pete: trump sticks to the basics. you want to reduce prices, drill. create an opportunity for abundant energy. the most -- joe biden strangled that. he stopped drilling. >> pete: it's a record -- >> jessica: that's not true. >> sandra: why does he keep tapping the emergency reserves? >> pete: when it's the most expensive. >> jessica: why -- >> pete: he has a knack for finding new ideas like the space force. like the iron dome. >> jeanine: i loved that idea, the iron dome. >> pete: we're going to need it. we live in a world of hypersonic

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>> jessica: welcome back. trumpamania running wild at the rnc, brother. i didn't say that well enough. hulk hogan ripping down the house with this wild speech. >> and they tried to kill the next president of the united states. enough was enough. and i said, let's trumpamania run wild, brother. >> jessica: incredible definition for a man in his 70s. the crowd went crazy for kid rock. ♪ >> sandra: whoa! >> pete: jessica, sing along. >> jessica: best night of life.

>> charlie: i'm a therapist for a lot of anti-trump republicans that blame me for everything. they were surprised to see hulk hogan. this is -- at least it's something different. this is -- >> sandra: it's different. >> jessica: republicans have been losing a long time. >> sandra: i got worried that he wouldn't close the deal. >> jessica: so luke russert tweeted something interesting. he said the clips are already out there. people won't -- that didn't dune in to this won't hear about this oh, trump went on. they'll see clips of hulk hogan and kid rock and thought it was a party. >> jeanine: it was a party. the energy was incredible. the place was electric. donald trump came out a hero. this was the most unified we've ever seen the republican party.

there wasn't a rino sight. >> jessica: so uniting. >> pete: everybody unites at a party. >> jeanine: with donald trump, he's always been an entertainer. i've known him for years. always had singers and entertainers everywhere he was. this is donald trump. comperatore, kissing the helmet, people don't know how kind he is and how sensitive he is. the whole thing was donald trump. start to finish. >> pete: 20 years ago -- think about this -- we had mitt romney on the stage. 16 years ago. this is the exact opposite of the boring stagnant country club republican party that so many people characterized it as. this is a big tent, to your point. this is smart. these guys have huge social media feeds. people say oh, these republicans are interesting. take a look. >> sandra: it's like the republicans are the party of fun, jessica.

>> jessica: well, i -- >> pete: the democrats and old joe, what are they going to do? >> jeanine: he can't say anything short up in for a meme. >> jessica: not true. i still think people take taylor swift over kid rock. >> pete: not my kind of people. >> jessica: correct. one more thing is next. ♪ so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent.

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two are carbon. to meet his daddy. >> no, huh? >> okay. jessica? okay. my first -- you go, girl. a 16-year-old made quite a splash with his latest accomplishment. mya marriage, i was nervous about her last name and screwed up first name. swam across the channel, 11 hours and 39 minutes. makes the teen the youngest to complete the triple crown open water swimming. 100 grand in donations to fund cancer research. >> charlie? >> who knew there were texas longhorns in pennsylvania? this steer escaped from the back of a trailer on the highway. after using to open the latch. that's the move right there. eventually able to.

look how big those horns are. >> all right. pete. entirely self-serving. this is the sixth week that the war on warriors has been on the "new york times" best seller list. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> pete: by the way, if you wants to understand how the secret service failed donald trump so badly. read this book. it's about how institutions are manipulated by political correctness and social justice nonsense and lowering of sphanders and quotas. we have secret service make sense of it. >> florida man who wrestles an alligator. inside fire station taken shelter a truck. >> and i mean this is. >> judge jeanine: wow. all right. that's it for us tonight. have a great night. >> bret: great to see you in milwaukee. we hung out at carson's steakhouse. >> judge jeanine