products clean in the kitchen, wash our fruits and vegetables and cook our food all the way when it comes to meat products. >> dr. rad clz radcliff, thank you. hello, everyone. i'm eric bolling along with dana perino and greg gutfeld and kimberly guilfoyle. this is "the five". >> day two for hillary clinton on the book that accuses her of trading favors for cash and, shocker she won't answer them again. >> can you comment on the specific allegations? >> her crohn cronies are trying to

do damage control. >> he haswoven a conspiracy plan. >> it's been wrapped into this partisan fantasy and it's not necessarily new information. >> these are not political theories or fantasy as just claimed. these are very serious allegations. the judge our judge makes a very interesting observation. >> the allegations are serious enough that the justice department is required under the law to commence an investigation. why do i say that? because last month the justice department indicted sitting new jersey senator bob menendez for bribery. the allegations against senator menendez are much less than those against hillary clinton. >> i think he's right on the mark there. this is very interesting. what are they going to do with

this because they've gone under this persecution against menendez but what shall be the fate of the former secretary of state? is this again going to be something that people sweep under the rug where, no matter what she's got teflon legal protection? you can't touch her no matter what kind of crime she committed? >> that opened up a pandora's box from akron, ohio, from hillary clinton to barack obama. there's never been a politician in the history of campaign finance that has not taken a campaign contribution and then, lo and behold, have an interest in the way they legislate. what they did to bob menendez was unprecedented because they criminalized behavior that happens all the time and then everybody needs to be looked at. >> this just came out, i believe, since the book came out. 2006, senator clinton and then

senator obama hosted violators of human rights accountable this group called the lundin group investigated and tied to congo violations. 2007, hillary clinton announces that she's going to run for president. later on that same year, a couple of months later, that group drops $100 million into the clinton foundation. that group was never investigated. when hillary clinton became secretary of state from '09 to '13 was never held accountable. it was literally, dana the same legislation that she proposed with obama and got passed and decided to look the other way. >> i know her team is going to try to brush this off but i think when "the new york times" wrote it they were looking at it in a way that said this does mare merit some investigation but, remember, this also ties into the clinton foundation and bill clinton. one of the things that feminists

suggest -- and i agree with it. kimberly, you're going to talk about this. as a woman when you're negotiating a salary, you need to know your worth and your value. hillary clinton, knock yourself out. is she really that talented a speaker to merit that kind of price? probably not. is she really that pleshed that would you pay $500 per speech in arguably not. but is she in a position for potential influence and is her husband in a position for potential influence? the justice might not find a link for years because that's how long investigations take but bill clinton is then getting $500,000 per speech after they connect with the clinton foundation and they have business in front of the secretary of state and that's why i think there's probably a little more here and they are not going to be able to sweep it under the rug. the hard thing for them and for

us is that the book is not out yet. i guess we'll comment in a few weeks. >> greg, the good news is, we can grab her e-mails and find out if there's any ties. >> let's face it. truth is a distraction. we can't let the truth get in the way of what she's pretending to be. the real caper that she's getting away with this is a campaign running on nothing. she is the seinfeld of presidential candidates. she wants equal pay for women. that's a law. i mean, the only one breaking it actually, is her. she's the only one not paying equal pay. here's the great part. i want her to win the presidency because if she does she's going to appoint huma as chief of staff. get this, you're going to have bill clinton and uma's husband, anthony weiner at times in the white house at the sa i am time. how long before the rose garden has a hot tub? >> that's the only bright spot i've heard.

>> it's not just a bright spot. >> are you planning on hanging out there? is that why? >> it's like the grotto at the playboy mansion. >> and you better disinfect it. >> nasty. >> controlled water but i don't want to be in any kind of controlled water with them two. that's all i've got to say. >> she's trying to reinvent herself as the populist. her solution topple the wealthy, the earners, the employers. the nyt quoting today "in a meeting with economist this is year mrs. clinton intensity studied a chart that showed income inequality in the united states and mrs..ed at the top category and said the economy required a toppling of the wealthiest 1%." demanding 300 grand a speech, private jet transportation and

royal suite accommodations, you are one of the one percenters. topple the wealthiest? >> unfortunate way to phrase it. it's actually a really unfortunate way to phrase it. the problem people have with mitt romney talking about the wealthy people wasn't so much that he was wealthy. we've had a lot of wealthy presidents. it's the poll teas that people felt he pursued were geared towards the wealthy. i don't care how much money she makes if she has policies that minimize horrible income inequality that we have and it remains to be seen what her policies will be. >> if you say i'm for the middle class, where have you been? >> julie's got a point. as long as you foul these certain beliefs, it doesn't matter how much you make but the beliefs are not hers. by the way, i'm not entirely sure that this is what she said.

it may be her staff pushing this out to counter elizabeth warren. but the key part here and the most dangerous element to this is that the language that she's using is what you would use against al qaeda. toppling al qaeda. now that you are using that language against law-abiding tax-paying people who contribute to society, this is french revolution stuff we're looking to. to get elected she's embracing the violent lexicon of class warfare. we always make fun of the right pandering to paranoia about guns. we need more guns. but when you listen to this that justifies any paranoia that when you hear the leading presidential candidate talking about toppling people just because they are wealthy, they are law-abiding, pay more taxes than anybody, it's based on envy and hate. this is scary, scary stuff. her campaign is pushing it.

>> okay. >> but there are others who also heard her say -- i'm sorry. we need to reshuffle the deck. the rules are skewed to the wealthy. >> okay. remember, i gave advice to the republican candidates before, i think we're falling into another trap. we are now arguing to defend people who actually support her. >> yeah. >> the most wealthy people are her donors. she's talking about toppling her best friends, the people in hollywood, all the people she got $500,000 a speech from and in order to fund her lifestyle. >> but she's lying. >> and they all know it and that is what is bad. that phrase of toppling is poll tested and campaign approved. she doesn't really mean it and they know it. right, julie? >> you're right. can i say one quick thing? a lot of the reasons people in the democratic party have problems with barack obama is because this is the same kind of rhetoric he used eight years

ago. >> yes. >> and the problem is that income inequality is only growing. >> because he's pumped out cash and wall street has benefited. >> and a lot of people feel that he didn't do what he had to do. and fool me once shame on me. fool me twice, fool on you. the problem is people in the democratic party don't believe she's doing exactly what she said and is just saying this and then also her healthy friends know she doesn't mean it so they will continue to fund the clinton foundation. >> they don't care if she spews hate speech for her. they believe in her. they are all in because they trust her to do their bidding once she's got the throne. >> but isn't this -- right. she has a soft spot. she has an achilles wall street. also -- >> the populists are on the republican side this time around. that's what is interesting about

this election and the unspoken, unwritten theme is if you have a lot of the republicans running as more on a populist message than for hillary clinton. >> if you make sure the gap gets smaller, bring the bottom up, do you not block out any sort of headway that an elizabeth warren challenge -- >> well, she would argue and her people have argued that she was elizabeth warren before elizabeth warren was even a flicker in any of our eyes. >> she appointed gary gunsler, former head of the fcc, a lot of people see him as a reformer and someone who stood up to wall street. that's a signal to the progressives, i mean it. however, as a progressive myself who does think that income inequality is a huge problem in this country -- >> again, greg she spent 12 years amassing a fortune and a

lot of it coming from wall street. >> she's hypocritical. hello? >> i know. but what i'm always interested in is how surprised she is by things, like she was surprised by the sluggish economy and entrepreneurial is down. >> that's right. she's continually surprised by elements that we all know about. the difficulty of mastering e-mail and the devices -- it's just too hard and then she's talking about law for equal pay when there is a law for equal pay. it's like she's rip van winkle. and laws that allow women to get paid equally? >> and these parking spots who puts them right in front of the restaurant? >> have you seen that the hair is beginning to look like bee arthur? >> i would absolutely continue to use that hairstyle.

>> during the maude period or golden girls period? >> if i can say one thing about elizabeth warren, she could never win an election in america. >> thank you. >> this is nonsense. >> it's made to paint hillary clinton as a moderate. >> maybe there are some people in the democratic party that think she would be a better president but no one actually thinks she could win. >> she couldn't win. >> there are people in the republican party who don't believe ted cruz can win but they are letting him win anyway. >> walk away. >> they want to go but can i ask a rhetoric question. "new york times" outed hillary yesterday and today with this comment and then this

lundin group. >> those are reporters though. you can't say that everybody -- these reporters that work at "the new york times," she's an accomplished reporter and that was a good hire by "the new york times" and we should all be glad that she's there. >> my point is are they being disillusioned by the -- >> no, i think maggie is as straight as you come. >> she's been following hillary clinton for years, first with politico and now with "the times". >> get a room, guys. >> but on an editorial page, that is different. that's where you will see complete and utter defense. >> they are doing this now so they can say they did some stuff and this wedding is going forward, let's put it this way. next, do new york's finest really need to be taught by the fed to do their job? recruits may be forced to undergo something due to the obama administration. that's coming up.

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the fed overseeing police reforms have this advice for new york cops, don't be racist,

don't be sexist, don't be jerks. now, finally crimes will banish. another bureaucracy lectures a group of men and women that have risked their lives daily and they are told now to watch your language. that's like going up to a nurse in the e.r. and saying, you know, darling, you should get your hair done. by the way, have you seen divorce lately? minority is the majority. it's a well-armed ad. so we have marches for every color but blue. in the police force a few bad apples are casted as the norm. what is extremists imams? they are rude. this comes after a woman was raped in a new york bar and the feds are chasing mean jokes. the fact is, most arrested for such crimes would be in jail

much longer if it wasn't for a court system mainly due to arrests for regulatory crimes. so instead of solving that, the feds prefer to slam the decorum of the most integrated police force. but it's not about words. it's about cops forced to chase smokers and taillights instead of rapists. if i were a cop, i'd be swearing, too. >> i want to go after this list of things. >> yeah. >> the suggestions, my first -- the first one i'd like is number four which says, remember, most people -- this is to the police. most people are good, law-abiding citizens. now, kimberly it's the median politicians that tend to forget that cops are the law-abiding citizens. they are the ones getting smeared. cops aren't going around smearing citizens. >> they are not confused. they got the memo that they are supposed to go after the bad guys. so they are going after the people that are selling drugs, committing robbery, they are

doing things like that. nefarious things that they shouldn't be up to. those are people that they are going to go and stop and frisk, try not to offend, try not to use the adjectives and then they go about their police business. it's crazy. it's assuming negative intentions and bad actions on the part of the police department. it's a nonstarter. >> can i follow that up? >> yes. >> number eight on that list -- >> generic descriptions of young black male who do not support reasonable suspicion. now, i don't know about you, but young, black and male, aren't those three descriptive words that could describe a perp? isn't that information that a cop could use when describing a suspect? >> i think they mean you've got to have more than that. >> if there's a robbery taking place and the suspect flees and -- >> they are not saying pull over -- they are saying don't pull over the first young black male that you see and accuse him

of doing something and say that he's suspicious due to the description. >> guys, sometimes you can't say, well, don't put that out over the apb because that might be offensive to somebody and then we'll get lawsuits and the aclu will get mad. >> if you know something about height, weight, maybe this guy is wearing low jeans or whatever it doesn't matter. 5'2" in height, blue eyes -- >> thank you. i'm honored. >> what do you make of this? >> it's dana perino. >> i think it's less reflexes and no sherlock list. >> what? >> you know what this is greg? it's migration from the campus. >> well done. >> make no ripples do no harm, say nothing offensive and now migrating from the federal government back to the cities and localities and starting with new york's finest.

>> can we skip to number ten? we have it julie. do not tell or tolerate ethic racial or sexist jokes. that means we have to erase every celebrity roast. i guess my point is i don't see police officers walking up to pedestrians to go, hey, two italians walk into a bar. >> maybe internally, sitting at a precinct. i don't know. but if it has, they are saying don't promote that kind of culture in the workplace because i think all of us would be inclined not to as well. >> it's commonsense. >> it is. but think about sony when their e-mails got hacked and they were making jokes back and forth to each other, even though i don't think that they are racists that's how they ended up looking and maybe that's what they are suggesting, to protect yourselves. >> i want to go back to the

jokes. you said a locker room mentality. >> i guess. >> cops are fairly tough. they use tough language amongst themselves and toughen themselves by insulting each other, no matter what race they are, they target themselves with race. >> you and i are pretty tough. >> right. >> but if we were caught making derogatory jokes about each other's race, i think we would be okay with that but somebody at fox may be offended and say don't do it in the building. maybe because of that, this is what they are trying to do. >> the problem is it doesn't exist. >> it's the situation that brings police and petty criminals who should be criminals together and then they get in these weird fights about selling cigarettes or a broken taillight. cops want to -- >> that's the issue.

>> i agree. i agree. >> they enforce the law. okay? about selling cigarettes. so why don't you look at the mayor, give him this thing and say, stop putting stupid rules on the book and why are you doing this? don't tell bad jokes. oh, you better tell people -- >> with quality of life issues, by the way, he cleaned up the city so remember the whole -- >> that's how this began. >> that's right. i would argue -- >> giuliani -- >> compliment anybody tieing this back to giuliani? >> no no, no. >> that's the most leftist compliment on earth. >> no what i'm actually saying,

that is part of the theory, that they've taken it too far, the broken windows theory. >> but that's not on this list. >> i will say this, i do think that there was good stuff on the list. do not imitate speech patterns. i don't see how that could help anything. but do cops do that? >> i don't know. i have not witnessed that. >> then it never happened. >> of course not. >> okay. coming up kirsten powers a. a democrat is upset at president obama. details, next. 40% of streetlights in detroit at one point did not work.

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christians, i get concerned. less we get on our high horse. people have committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. >> and now after the horrific killings of christians off the coast of italy a member of his own party has had enough. kristen powers writes, "rather than hectoring christians about their ancestors' misdeeds, obama should honor these men and the countless middle eastern christians persecuted before them. he failed to interject any sense of outrage or even tepid concern. if a christian mob on a ship bound for italy threw 12 muslims to their death for prying to

allah does anyone think the president would have been so disinterested?" >> these were muslims escaping italy from other muslims. this is nothing compared to being critical of islam in a cartoon. for our media to believe that empathy is finite so it can grill christians over gay wedding cakes but if muslims grill christians for real, they don't even talk about it. it is amazing. >> i've had an evolution on this. i've actually had it and i've had a complete 180 on this. and kirsten is right. and think about this. nobody called it what it was back in the '30s when the holocaust was happening. nobody said this was persecution against the jews an ethnic or religious group and that led to

the killing of many people. we need to have the fortitude to say what this is, it's religious persecution and ethnic persian persecution and kirsten is right. >> this is genocide. >> kirsten is right and i'm glad that you've come around to feel that way. the two sound bites that we rolled was one at a christian prayer breakfast and another easter breakfast. look the country is about 83% christian or so and for him to call christianity and christians at the national prayer breakfast and then again at the easter service, it's insane. >> why is he doing this? >> why would he do this? i can't think of what is the benefit other than, look, he's standing by what he stated at the very beginning that you know he wants a tolerant,

all-encompassing america that is his vision for the world. i don't understand why he would do it. >> let me respond. it's a culmination of reverse sif thihinking. to be taught that it's never as bad here as it is there, we're always going to be the bad guys. >> and it's our fault. >> it is our fault. >> why would he do this, go out of his way to make these comments that are derogatory towards christians. >> what they said remember when they first came in they wanted to end the global war on terror. we're not at war with the muslim world. i don't think the muslim leaders at the time actually thought the bush administration was conducting a war against them. actually, the cooperation in the war on terror was going quite well. we are just now talking about these refugees fleeing libya. this is a daily occurrence. they are trying to get to safer ground in italy. they are fleeing italy. yesterday on this program we talked about the ethiopian

christians executed on the beach by isis. two weeks ago we barely talked about over 150 christians killed in kenya. i could continue to go on. i don't think the arab leaders would be offended if president obama were to be more forceful and not -- and not go out of his way to offend christians. i'm sure the president doesn't think he's doing that. i think he thinks he's showing leadership and trying to change people's minds and show how worldly he is. the world needs a strong american president to stand up on this. >> then perhaps not -- don't go out of your way to call out christians like they are the bad guys. it seems like he's confused. he should be out there calling out the islamic extremists and identifying the enemy for who they are instead of persecuting the christians. >> on the holiest christian day

of the year. >> it's like it's always about rebelling against the power structure, something about your dad you know, going back at mom and dad. >> that's with the atheist. >> no. >> yes. >> the psychology of leftism is getting back at your parents. >> that's a whole other segment. >> we should do that. >> that's true. >> as a leftist now i have to analyze my relationship with my parents. >> you should do that julie. it will be helpful. >> on the break, i will analyze my life. >> i'm trying to read this four times. next, congratulations, miss dana perino, some exciting news. her new book and the good news is debuted at number one, baby on amazon one of the many reasons to read it there is tons of great advice there. some words of wisdom from dana when we come right back.

this morning on "the view" i was talking about my new book and whoopi asked me to share a lesson that i learned from one of her co-hosts. >> i credited her with giving you some of the best advice you've ever gotten. >> certainly. and it made the book. nicole was running a meeting at the white house. a phone didn't ring, because i was smart enough that it was on silent. i hit ignored and it was my husband. i figured i'd call him back. nicole said do you want to take that? i said, no, it's fine. and she said no you must always take your husband's phone calls. >> there are other tips i learned throughout my career. a lot of them are in the book, not all of them but the best ones and i was curious to see which ones of them stood out to our talented producers. we took a poll.

kimberly, i'm going to start with you because this is one that they liked, which is stick up for others even when they don't know it. >> yes. be a selfless and tireless advocate. you don't have to do it for recognition but because it's the right thing to do. >> yes. >> i think that's a very important life lesson. >> there's a great story in that about how the president and i conspired about how to protect a young woman reporter. it has to do with a famous reporters out there in the cable world news now not at this network. greg, this is my favorite one and i want to lead with this which is, finding your strong voice. >> i love this segment. it's basically -- everybody tell me about the best parts of my book. >> this is marketing at its finest. so you can go next. finding your strong voice. >> for example, if you're ever hiring somebody or interviewing somebody, every time you say like, i like you less. >> okay.

>> any kind of passive submissive voice -- you've got to stop talking like actually, you know, i'm -- that uptalk kind of thing, it's grotesque. >> when they talk like this, every sentence is like a question, you've got to find your strong voice or you're not going to get a promotion. >> get your strong voice from your diaphragm and i don't mean that one, kimberly. i mean this one. >> oh cool. >> all of a sudden you can project. >> you're showing your age, my friend. >> yesterday somebody took me to task and lately they have been doing it a lot and i said can i just make a point? >> you've been doing that for three years. >> i started a sentence with so. >> i'm the one sending anonymous e-mails. >> two others and then we're going to go to eric and julie. i'm going to blow through these. a handwritten note is critical. the people you grew up with applied for a handwritten note. >> what if you don't have any

hands? >> usually you can write with your feet. you've seen that. disagreeing without being a jerk. i try to do that. i don't always succeed. and then i love this one, love is not a career-limiting decision. so don't give up on a chance to be loved. >> swallow your sarcasm. >> uh-huh. >> specifically, there's a difference between something na is clearly funny and something that is rude and since it's not always easy to gauge where the line is, it's easier to keep your mouth shut. >> i learned that at the podium. there is a difference between speaking for the president of the united states and speaking here where we have to entertain as well and i'm not suggesting that people don't have fantasized language so that they are not entertaining but if you think it may be taken the wrong

way probably best to be silent. it will save your career, possibly. julie, do you have any tips? >> it's about a chapter in your book. you took a huge risk on love. you met your completely on a plane. >> on a plane but that's not the part that is interesting to me. you met a random stranger on a plane and you went with it. >> yeah. >> that's courageous to me. you're laughing but -- >> i was wondering what you're going to say after that. >> nothing. you have to read the book to find out. i think it's courageous that she did that. most people -- >> there's a million reasons i could have talked myself out of it but i got advice that it would not hurt my future career or life if i chose to be loved and married and that was 18 years ago. >> when y'all get together and promote my book, that is love. ahead, a secret that sean hannity kept for six years. we're going to keep this party going.

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something a lot of working mothers out there worry about including me, are children

better off if their moms stay home? a new study determines that it doesn't matter how much time you spend with your kids but rather the quality of time that you spend with them. >> good to know. >> i was doing conference calls an hour after i was out of the labor room. so i -- this is the best news i've ever heard. that's it. i'll never see my son again because i know he's in good hands on his own. >> let him baby sit himself. baby sitter, bye he's almost 3. >> i agree. greg, i know that you love love love little children. tell me what you think. >> i spend as much time as possible with my kids of course, they are not kids from a traditional sense. >> can i take my sharpies home? >> this is an article written to

alleviate the guilt of other women reading the article. >> i'll take it. i'll take it. >> now that i know my kids don't actually benefit from all of these hours with me i'm liberated from guilt that keeps me shackled to their side. that's all they need is this article and they can run off. >> you are being a buzz kill. this is the best thing i read in 20 years. dana, you have a child. it's a dog. >> a hairy child. >> it's not the same. i think all moms are hard too hard on themselves. i think all moms are probably doing a better job than they think they are. >> that's nice of you to say. eric, the most startling fact that i learned today -- >> no, no no. listen, what i learned which i found interesting 78% of mothers work and yet apparently we spend more times with our kids than ever before. >> guilt, people. >> so no wonder we're all exhausted. >> i think it's because we were latch key children and we don't

want our kids to be latch key kids. >> i'm waiting for the study that says, really, going out for drinks with the guys once a week is great for your marriage. but they don't do those study sgrs you could fund one. i bet you the natural beverage center will fund it. theyan get it. >> quality time, we have our time together and then at nighttime we can view books, bapth bed. in that order. >> we got into a huge fight this morning and now he's banned from using his scooter. >> you know who i feel bad for mr. and mrs. latch key because you keep hearing about their kids, the poor latch key kids. take them away from the latch key. >> i was a latch key growing up and look how well this turned out. >> i was, too. but that's one of the reasons that generation x is annoyed with millennials. we took care of ourselves. i set the toaster on fire at least once a week. true story.

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all right. time for "one more thing." yesterday i mentioned the christian response so isis. i mentioned the website but here's a little piece of it.

really, really compelling if you get a chance, go to it. onepeterfive.com. it's worthwhile. very interesting. k.g., you're up next. >> happy birthday to the queen. that's right, greg. the royals live on in our hearts and minds. 89 years old and she is awaiting her fifth grandchild. you know we'll cover it here when it happens. >> of course. >> coming up live for us. we're on royal baby watch. >> all right. >> i hate these people. >> sunday downtown going to the gym, a cab that is totally

destroyed, hit by a bus. like at murray and church. i'm standing there and there's a married couple, obviously from another country, holding a baby doing a selfie in front of this disaster. this car crash. and i'm about to say something and i decided maybe i better not because, after all i am famous. i'm looking around and they are not the only people. there are people all there taking pictures of themselves in front of a car accident. so i'm going to ask you this. if you were in an accident and you're about to pass away, is the last thing you want to see is the back head of a tourist going like that? >> yes. >> i mean, come on. that is one of the most disgusting things that i've ever seen. >> you know how hard it is for me to keep a secret? >> you know who i mostly should apologize to is president bush.

he might like it. i'm going to see him on tuesday in dallas and talk to him about it. >> mr. president please give her a pardon. >> i deserve one. thank you. >> so cute. >> i need a pardon on that one. >> was that the secret? >> that was the secret, was about the situation with how i dealt with some couple reporters in the briefing room sometimes. >> got you. jules, you're up? >> so a boston victim who ran the boston marathon yesterday and finished it. her goal was to get through the marathon. just an amazing story. somebody who can't run two feet without passing out, the fact that this woman had a prosthetic leg and could do it, it is amazing. kudos to her. >> we don't have sound. >> okay. incredible accomplishment. >> a very special moment.

>> dana you're going to be on the book tour coming up? >> i'll be on "the daily show" tomorrow night. >> i'm sure he'd love to have your regards, eric. >> that's it for us. see you tomorrow. the carrot and the stick. as the u.s. tries to coax iran into a nuclear weapons deal, u.s. warships are there and what are they authorized to do? this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. american diplomats are preparing to resume work on a nuclear deal with iran to try to delay the ability to build a nuclear weapon. this as american naval vessels are keeping a close eye on iranian ships, which may be trying to add more weapons to the