and this is jesse smith, one of the water polo players.he's a keeper of once-in-a-lifetime moments. jeff: probably the first highlight was photographing michael phelps in the pool in beijing. joe: he was there as simone biles won gold. jeff: that smile says we just won gold and she knew it. my job is to figure out what is the story that's unfolding in front of me and tell that. and this is ashley johnson. she's one of--probably arguably the best female goaltender to ever play water polo. joe: cable's bread and butter is working for the us water polo team. everything else is pure gravy. jeff: the challenge at the olympics for me is, how do i shoot something differently and more creative than everybody else who's sitting here with me? but you can see the skates, so you know what sport it is. a lot of the athletes have the tattoo of the olympic rings. so it was kind of cool that they matched up. so that was me in london, the summer olympics. we have to wear the vest and the vest has our photographer's number on the back because you wear them

. >> jesse: is smith your maiden name?lowest," this is "the fastest." >> tyrus: i was murdock, middle-of-the-road, but also -- that's a lot. >> harold: emily c and harold, we were at the top of the class. >> tyrus: are you saying you didn't get by on merit? you got your deis? jesse and i, we earned our stripes. >> harold: ""fan mail friday"" is up next. ♪ ♪ life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. kayak. no way. why would i use kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites at once? kayak. i like to do things myself. i do my own searching. it isn't efficient. use kayak. i can't trust anything else to do the job right. aaaaaaaahhhh! kayak. search one and done. ♪ ♪ >> tyrus: jesse, you've got to let that 1% kick in, relax, baby. [laughter] it's "fan mail friday." all right. you know how this works. it is a roundtable and we go quick. if you

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shaw college, 1867 jesse smith 1867 five state university 1867 bennett college 1873 livingstone college. 1879 is the city state university 1891 no agricultural and technical university 1891 was the same university 1892 and last but not least, north central university 1910. right? and again, as a lot of them, except we're basically not kind of such a university begin as primary secondary institutions. okay. okay. so this slide is going to talk about we talked about the history of hbcu in north carolina. this slide gets into the history of activism at hbcu in north carolina. so again, there's a overfocus 1960 and 84 in particular. and that kind of a racist decades of history of activism. and so there were sustained student movements this hbcu during the early to mid 20th ntury north kind it hbcu student activists engaged in multiple successful mos they range in participant size and duration prior to the 1967 movement, student activists d in activism directly internally toward campus administration, faculty, staff externally against anti-black oppression right. so they were not only just g

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jesse watters primetime takes it from here. hello, everyone. i'm sanders smith, along 5:th l.a. companion harold ford jr. jesse watters and tyrus. 00it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. yes. all right. well, that was former president donald trump just moments ag entld trumpo saying he is ready to testify after the stage gotte . the 18 people who will determine his fate have been seated havbeen in hish money trial in new york. opening arguments will beginntsl this monday. >> the big developments today, among them developm judge ruling that prosecutors will not toe. st tive advance notic >>o the witness list to trump's legal team because the former president cannotcause th be trut to post about them. team trump will, howeverabout th get one name. >> on sunday night, trump railing agains night.t tht order imposed by the judge that limits what he can publicly say about. >> witnesses. he says it's time to take the muzzle off. metaken away my constitutional rights to. and that includes speaking to you. i have a lot to say to you. .y to yand i'm not allowed to s. and i'm th

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, sandra smith and greg gutfeld?0 in new york city and this is "the five". [ ♪♪ ] >> and pennsylvania, florida, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house, biden can put two sentences together, he cannot campaign. >> jesse: if you can't beat them, l'affaire him. democrats came to knock him off his game, legal trials as his opponent gets a huge had started is on full display today. left-hand side, threatening to joe biden hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. on the right, donald trump spent his day fighting to avoid being locked up after returning to a courtroom in manhattan for day two over the messy paperwork showdown of the century. joe biden by -- rubbing it into trump's face and peppering him with hoax after hoax. >> president biden: paying taxes is something people who work for a living did not him. telling people you're fired is only to laugh about? this into what you says, he says, i'll be dictator on day one u quote, im your retribution. he promises "bloodbath"

jesse watters a lot of judge jeanine pirro, piers morgan, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house because they can't campaign. they are using this in order to try to win an election. >> jesse: if you can't beat them, lawfare them. democrats' scheme to knock off -- while his chief opponent gets a huge hit home i head start, was on full display today. on the left inside from scranton joe biden hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. on the right, donald trump spent his day fighting to avoid being locked up after returning to a courtroom in manhattan for a dak showdown of the century. biden rubbing it in trump's face and peppering him with hoax after hoax. >> he learned that paying taxes are something people who work for a living dead, not him. he learned that telling people you are fired with something to laugh about. listen to what he says. he says "i'll be dictator on

, our vice president kamala harris, george gascon and jesse beaudin. from my experience, this is standard procedure for high ranking lawyer, usually a homicide manager or similar to pin any and all police questioning of homicides suspects. the d.a.'s office should not say as in this case, that it is not our case jurisdiction and to police formerly presents it to us with a charging recommendation. this may be technically true but the d.a. certainly has the legal authority to seek an arrest warrant or grand jury indictment or otherwise move forward with a case. the district attorney should have taken a proactive role from the very beginning. after all involved, this involves another elderly woman that died amid asian hate crimes. the district attorney cannot -- ~>> thank you. >> thank you, your honor. next speaker. >> clerk: can we hear from our next caller beinger please. >> speaker: hello, okay, we are ready. yeah. [speaking foreign language] >> translator: i'm the president of the community association hoe land, i have to regret unfortunately event on

., dana perino, jesse watters, and tyrus.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ calls for cuddling the university president mahmoud chu feick to resign are growing louder and louder after she surrendered her campus to pro-terrorist agitators, making life odder hell for jewish students, giving the protesters another 48 hours to dismantle their anti-israel tent city. jewish columbia students have been fearing for their safety as they have endured slogans like "i am hamas," and it is only getting worse. so far 8,000 pro-hamas protests have popped up in more than 850 cities in the u.s. universities in texas and california becoming the latest hotbeds of radicalism. with dozens arrested. but america's coward in chief could condemn all of this. but today, joe biden was in front of a microphone at a podium at two separate events, yet he walked away when pressed on it. >> mr. president -- >> the protesters on campus. >> mr. president. >> judge jeanine: contrast that with house speaker mike johnson. he showed some real ch

. >> i'm going to say stephen a smith because they know that stephen a smith talked about trump this> let's see it. >> because what is going through is similar to what black americans have gone through he wasn't lying, he was telling the truth. >> jesse: this is what we do for sportsmanship you're up by two now to make it a game were going to make the last one count for two. >> can you remind me which one is which i know their last names but i don't know. >> jesse: this could get ugly if she guesses write the category super bowl which kelsey brother lost a super bowl ring in a pool of chili? was it travis or jason? >> i have no idea. >> you're both going with the eagles. >> i'm just going with this face i saw this face. >> i lived at me lost my super bowl ring i can safely assume it's now in a landfill's pieta doesn't matter you lost boy want to talk about this great book it's called love maulmak inspiring stories celebrating motherhood can someone take, there it is right there, it doesn't matter if mother's day is over every day is mother's day. >> mother's day isn't over it hasn't

. >> jesse: ever happened before in your now defending him in the documents case. battling the prosecutor for unredacted documents. we just got a batch of these unredacted documents that jack smith, the prosecutor for joe biden has been hiding. what have we learned? >> i think what we learn fundamentally is that the special counsel wants to keep everything secret. and that president trump wants everything open it's probably one of the most consequential trials to come before the american people in the american people deserve to know everything that's going on and deserve to know every aspect of the case and we have fought and continue to fight to make that happen. >> jesse: chris, thank you so much. johnny goes to aoc's district. >> when you're heading to the polls, how important is the issue of january sixth? >> january 6, what are you talking about? they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass

t >> all right, stewart, we got this new information, these documents that have been inon tts jack smith was forced to redact. you've been looking through them. what ddacted.looking througo th to this coordination between the biden whitite house house, the librarian, and the justice departmentd th? rtment >> jesse, when the government's redactiothe n ends are removed and the curtain comes down,er it's very telling and it's very telling how ugly it really was at the time that president donald trump was leaving the oval office. jus after he left. there is no question because of the revelation and that are telling within these documents that there was an orchestratedthere wart effort bn the white house and the national archivetional as to in on trump and basically orchestratd bae a story to suggt that donald trump and his team were non-compliant or not willing to cooperate. cooperatthe irony and the hypocy of that is that gary stern, who's almost a 25 year vet fordn the national archives, drafted an email and explained that it's generally a very chaotic time when you have a one term transit

so jq jackson c, smith university and noted act was journalist trevor w anderson recruited jesse as u undergraduudent leader hains to lead a group in picketing against the charlotte hing practesn 1943.criminatory right. so he attended primary and high school education c smith in a very city in the 1920s. trevor anderson he then becomes a journalist and activist and he works for the post office. a means discrimination. he also when he was a student and after he was a