i have less diabetic nerve pain. and i love helping first graders put their best foot forward. ask your doctor about lyrica. hello, everyone. i'm eric bolling along with jedediah, geraldo rivera, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". >> was this question fair or was radio host hugh hewitt trying to intentionally trip up donald trump last night? >> are you familiar with general solemani? he runs the kurds forces >> yes, okay, right. >> i think the kurds, by the way, have been badly mistreated by us. >> not the kurds, the quds forces. the bad guys. >> right. >> do you expect his behavior to change? >> i thought you said kurds. kurds. >> no. i'm looking for the next

commander in chief to know who hasan is and al badgadi. >> the day after the election i'll know more about it than you will ever know. >> this morning in his trademark style donald trump took it to hue wit. >> when you say quds versus kurds i thought he said kurds. third rate radio announcer. gotcha. every question do i know this one and that one. he worked hard on that. >> even then hewitt's response. >> i asked him about gotcha questions because i hate them. in the course of the interview which actually went 20 minutes and donald trump did very well throughout most of that interview, including some very tricky questions about china and israel. but come back with the third rate announcer, that's my trump tattoo. you earn that in this business. i'm always interested in critiques. i take them under advisement.

>> all right. geraldo, hugh hewitt said he's not interested in gotcha questions. he's well-known in the industry for gotcha questions. >> i don't know hugh hewitt in a hole in the wall. but i know a gotcha question when i see one. that was a gotcha question. what is this? celebrity jeopardy? karen hughes, press secretary for george w. bush running against al gore 1999, she's the one that coined that phrase. what is this, jeopardy? she told candidate george bush who became the bush 43 not to answer those kinds of questions. who's the president of pakistan? what form of government do they have in kazakstan. how many countries are there in south america those are fine questions for a quiz show. i'm with donald on this. maybe he should not have gone nuclear. meghan can talk more about trump's tendency to go nuclear. but i really think that in this case trump is right. >> meghan, up until -- when hugh hewitt said general solemani,

and he's the general of the quds and then trump thought he said kurds, everything seemed to be fine up until then. then as geraldo points out he started rattling off names of terrorist leaders. then it kind of took a turn for the south. was that part fair? >> i'd like to say i love anytime trump has a meltdown people ask me my response because my family's been in the clain of fire. i will say carly fiorina went on this same show, answered very eloquently. knew all the answers to the questions. debatably it's a gotcha question. i didn't think so. my concern with donald trump is this. i have real-life experience on the campaign trail. i dedicated almost two years of my life in my 20s. this is the glory time. this is the fun time. he can answer any interview question he wants. it's going to get a lot harder, a lot more intense, and i question his capacity to be ability to stand up to the heat under fire. he's going to have to do an interview question with a liberal person. he's doing a cnn debate on september 16th with this very man. >> greg, you know these candidates, they pick and choose who they go on shows with,

whether it's fox or msnbc, on tv or radio as well. there are known candidates that will not go on known radio shows. >> but the thing is, he misheard. that's a huge story. that's a big story. i'm glad we opened with it [ laughter ] >> look, all the questions are going to be gotcha questions when you're running for president. so you got to get used to it. you got to man up and deal with it. but here's the crux to me. fans of trump are not asking him to expend the effort. they like him as is. in targets that's why when you criticize trump they get very upset. they take it personally. they say look, we like the fact that trump doesn't care and that trump's going to get this stuff done this. kind of stuff is not important to the trump contingency. but i kind of want both. i want the personality, the leadership, but i also want a candidate who will extend the

effort and go the extra mile and provide aspirational leadership and not say the same things your fan base already has. the next step for donald trump is to stop convincing the hard core fans and start converting the rest of america that. requires him to put in the effort. and actually think about these things. think about foreign policy. but i will defend him on this one. and strongly. you can learn those things. >> yes. >> there are some things you can't learn. and that's leadership. and donald's a natural lead. >> can i ask you a question? when you see carly fiorina answer it in my opinion -- >> i don't think she answered it. i disagree with you on her answer. >> i thought she answered it very well. >> i don't mean to interrupt. she was asked what's the difference between hamas and hezbollah. she said hamas is blaised -- sh mention hamas is sunni and more aligned with al qaeda. >> your answer this is a gotcha question to me it looks rookie. >> jed, this is really important

donald trump sat down with hugh hewitt. other candidates will not sit down with him especially in advance of the cnn debate. hugh hewitt will be one of the questions does he get points for sitting down with a hostile questioner? >> of course it was a gotcha question. i guarantee you most of the candidates would not have answered that question well. bottom line is, people don't care. people don't care if you're a presidential candidate can name all of these people, these leaders of hezbollah, al qaeda. what they care about is candidate's view on global terrorism. what their policy would be. whether or not they can trust that guy or that woman to hire the right military advisers and the right people backed up by the right ideology to see that policy through. we all know a president gets into office and he relies on other people. whether or not that person knows the names of all these people doesn't matter. what matters is whether or not they want to take out terrorism, whether or not they have the right people around them, fixated in the right places, to make that happen. >> he might be the nominee going

up against the previous secretary of state hillary clinton. if he's going against her in a debate these optics will be really lethal to the republican party. >> i honestly don't know how well she's going to answer those questionses in light of the fact she did a terrible job as secretary of state. even if she answers those questions well, i guarantee you there will be questions she can't handle well. which involve a lot record. if you're not going to be tough on terrorism, i don't care if you know the leaders of everyone. i don't care about all that stuff. if you're not going to go in and don't have a solid policy -- >> can you imagine if donald trump was asked that on the debate stage at cnn. how about i rattle off a couple of businesses of yours. he's spent the last 30 or 40 years in the business world. >> i don >>. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i'm simply saying as greg points out, you got plenty of time to learn, figure out what the prior government of

kazikstan is. >> cows chew cud and cows make curds. that's how much i know. >> that's enough to get me here on "the five". to another interview in the headlines today, hillary clinton sat down for a rare national interview. only the third since launching her campaign. and she was defiant as ever about her server scandal. >> i don't think there's any precedence for anyone just relying on a personal e-mail system at your level of government. >> this was fully above board. people knew i was using a personal e-mail. i did it for convenience. i sent e-mails that i thought were work-related to people's dot gov accounts. the vast majority were captured by the system. >> she said it doesn't make her feel good that people don't believe her e-mail answers but she is sorry about all that or is she? >> do you want to apologize to the american people for the choice you made?

>> well, it wasn't the best choice. i certainly have said that. i will continue to say that. >> does it concern you that people don't trust your answers on this? >> well, it certainly doesn't make me feel good. at the end of the day, i am sorry that this has been confusing to people and has raised a lot of questions. >> sorry about the confusion. >> not sorry about screwing up. >> she's amazing. i'm starting to love her. if you look at her job history, you got the russian reset. you got benghazi. you got the server. her resume' is full of more disasters than an irwin allen film festival. and she has the opposite of the midas touch. she's like the anti-trump. wherever she goes her incompetence is contagious. she's like measles. and also when she tweeted, when she tweets she quotes compliments about herself which i find hilarious. >> i think a lot of people only repeat the good stuff. >> she said she just wasn't thinking. >> that's supposed to be an acceptable answer for the former secretary of state.

and someone who -- she's been in politics for a long time. [ overlapping speakers ] >> geraldo, she's grossly -- if nothing else, if not corrupt then this woman is grossly incompetent. you can't tell me she's smart. she knew the rules. >> cold you hold up your -- here is eric bolling like many people has a business personal device and a -- >> how is this relevant? >> because hillary clinton has only one like geraldo rivera. hillary clinton only has one. >> this is not relevant. i'm sorry. >> i have my dirty laundry on here and everything on here. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i am willing to bet that eric bolling does not potentially have national security information that could put -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> we can bring outeric's props all day long. no disrespect but she's lying.

this is very bad. queen hillary is not glad the word associated with her is liar. >> she could drill for oil she spins so much. [ overlapping speakers ] >> 25% of her e-mails are out now. that means 75% are left to go, geraldo. this is drip drip drip. >> bad news for her. >> that is why her unfavorables are so high. because of the drip drip drip. but that is the process now. at the end of the dripping, like the fake stand down order in benghazi, this will be a fake scandal. that will have done its job. >> benghazi is a fake scandal? >> benghazi in terms of stand down. >> tell that to the families of the -- >> don't give me that family stuff. >> don't give me that? >> we know there was no stand down order in benghazi ever given. we know that. she was battered over the head for months with that. >> she went to the families --

>> very specific. we basically allege that this woman and the man she was working for, barack obama, stood by idly when these four people were murdered, did nothing which was a lie. we never apologized to her for that. >> the lie is the video. >> we would still love to hear from general hamm. so jedediah, these e-mails will likely be released into these primaries. is this time thing that eventually she says enough is enough? >> i think the democrats are most worried about the way she's handled the issue. that the way she's handled it. this is not an apology. this is not taking responsibility. once again he's horrifically unlikable a. and b, she's not coming out and saying i shouldn't have done this. [ overlapping speakers ] >> look at her numbers. >> her performance unlikable.

>> people don't trust her because she withheld information. she didn't want to hand down her server. she has been fighting this every step of the way. >> her favorables -- she's underwater in her favorables and they've done nothing but slide. her unfavorables have gone up and favorables gone down. >> she would be worried about joe biden if she weren't doing as well as she did. >> did ydoes he sound like a potential candidate to you? >> he sounds like -- >> eric's right. he sounded like a guy who's looking for a way out right now. >> doesn't mean there's not a lot of momentum around him and bernie sanders because democrats are looking for anything but hillary clinton right now. >> he wants to go home and run through the grass. >> who doesn't? oh, you mean the lawn. >> so do i. >> coming up, a challenge for black lives matter activists targeting police across america. greg has it next.

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last weekend, which in cable news was ten years ago, black lives matter activists chanted "pigs in a blanket fry them like

bacon" just hours after the execution of a texas deputy. the organizer claims they were just being playful. see it's all very exciting. >> it was very exciting. it was so exciting that i think the police who were along escorting the march or the officer leading the parade kept talking into his microphone and saying things to the crowd like stay off the median, do that. he was laughing and joking with the marchers. so then marchers kind of started chanting that towards him. it was more playful than anything. >> that was in a playful context that chant? >> at that particular demonstration, yes. >> way to go after him, chris. you're real mike wallace. but hey, maybe demanding more dead cops was all in good fun like if cops chanted "let's kill all the activists" that would go over well. chris hayes would have had a cow which would have doubled his demo. this is our world these days, where you can blame a massacre on an inanimate object like a flag but dismiss a real call for

mass murder as a jek. remember when the media blamed the giffords attack on a web design? here's an actual chant for murder happening and a week of nothing follows. it's no fluke. remember this jolly jingle? >> all right. i have a solution. if you hate cops so much, why not sign a pledge never to call on them? put your spine where your mouth is. it's a do not resuscitate order for law and order. or maybe create sanctuaries of lawlessness where activists can live without the law. oh, wait, that's baltimore. so where are the republican candidates? can't someone please speak up? we are witnessing a deliberate well-funded attempt to rupture western society by isolating law enforcement from the people they serve. this is enabled by radicals in our midst. once the law goes, society follows. good luck chanting about anything after that.

>> all right, meg, i'm sure the chants were all in good funct, n right? >> i can't believe i'm living in a society where it's okay to call for violence against police officers. i think at this point we need to ask whether black lives matter ace hate group. i'm disgusted by the entire thing. any messaging they want anyone to hear has been completely diluted. i don't know what else to say other than i feel horrible for families of police officers in america right now. >> think about this, eric. while they're walking police are usually there protecting them as they hear this what would be called hate speech. >> protecting their right to docks actualdo exactly that. >> that was december of last year. seven or eight days later, two cops were executed in their squad cars. liu and ramos by a gaye who came from philadelphia i think said he wanted to kill some cops and did it. it's a movement. there is a war on cops right now. in madison, wisconsin yesterday, two women were beating up a third person. a cop comes up and the women attack the cop.

a group comes up and they're like another altercation. people are getting more and more emboldened and attacking cops at a bad time. a couple of stats. murder in these cities, austin, texas this year versus last year. up 91%. denver up 75%. milwaukee up 70%. st. louis 58%. baltimore 53%. the country is getting more and more violent. and cops are being attacked more. we are completely up side down on it. >> i think the tragedy is something that meghan said about the message. the message is being totally obscured by these radicals, this fringe. because there is no doubt but that many a black mom goes to bed more fearful of the cops when her kid goes out on a friday night than she is of the crooks. that's a tragic disconnect between urban families who need police more than any other families and the law enforcement officers who serve them. we can't let the radicals co-opt the agenda here. we have to keep square. we have to keep straight.

black lives do matter, but black lives matter so much that they have to quit killing each other. i think that's important. cops are sacrosanct. everybody's friend. the black lives matter has to technolo temper this message and direct it to a much more law i biding vibe than these militants. it's intolerable. >> would you like to hear from tim scott? >> absolutely. >> he's outside waiter for you. we have him talking about this. >> if it causes offense, then i say that all lives matter, black lives, white lives, police officers, jurists, all of us. even politicians. all of our lives matter. if that is somehow offensive to someone, that's their issue, not mine to be honest. >> i love it. i absolutely love it. and i feel like people need to stop apologizing. like who cares? democratic candidates out there apologizing for saying all lives matter. absolutely absurd. you know, people have a

selective sense of humor about things when it's convenient for them. i remember with the tea party. you had media, you had people combing through those rallies searching for something that they could pick on. even fit was something, a sign that they could distort. anything. now you have people calling for the deaths of cops. you had it happen in new york city, in all sorts of places. you can't even call it what its. oh, it was a joke. no, it's not funny in light of what geraldo is pointing out about what's going on very real around this country. these cops feel like they're moving targets simply because they're in uniform. so it's not funny. i don't care what the context was. this is not the time to be making those jokes. >> it was playful. >> playful. >> all right. on that note let's move on, shall we? yes, greg, okay. after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples, a clerk went to jail. some 2016 candidates are defending her. others aren't. our take on the debate next.

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reignited the debate over gay marriage in america. the supreme court ruled in june that all states must allow same sex couples to wed. but kentucky county clerk kim davis took the law into her own hands this week. >> we are not issuing marriage licenses today. >> why not? why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> because i'm not. >> under whose authority are you not issuing marriage licenses? >> under god's authority. >> a judge threw davis in jail after finding her in contempt of court. her husband says she's prepared to remain there as long as she has to. >> she is in good spirits. i spoke to her twice yesterday. >> will they let her out? >> no. they're not going to let her out. and she's not going to bow out. i promise you that. >> how long will she stay? >> as long as it takes. >> her attorney says she won't resign and they'll appeal the contempt order. some 2016 gop candidates are offering mixed reactions on the jailing of dave is. >> of davis.

>> it is fundamentally wrong. i stand with her and anyone else the government is trying to persecute for standing up for their faith. >> seems to me that there ought to be common ground. ought to be big enough space for her to act on her conscience. we shouldn't be pushing people out of the public square if they have deeply held views. >> the decision has been made. and that is the law of the land. >> if you want to persuade people of a new definition of marriage, i think handcuffing people and putting them in jail and making a martyr of someone is probably not a good way to persuade people. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton tweeted "marriage equality is the law of the land. officials should be held to their duty to uphold the law end of story." geraldo, what do you think? >> me? >> i was making a joke. oh, it went flat. sorry. >> i have very little sympathy for this kim davis. she's been married almost as many times as i have. she is a hypocrite. two children out of wedlock. >> what does that have to do with it? >> because once you are elected to and you are sworn to uphold the law, and the law is -- i can

see this woman 40 years ago denying a marriage license to a mixed race couple because of her personally held, deeply held religious beliefs. >> that would be in violation of the 14th and 15th amendments. >> once the civil rights law passed. but before that, when my dad married my mom it was illegal in the state of virginia. >> a bigot and a racist? >> i think that what she is doing is comparable to that, in effect. she may be of the best motive in the same way racists back in the 50s or 60s. >> stop it, geraldo. can i add a little context here? >> she should be impeached. >> she should not be in that job. i agree with you. >> impeached and then released with bail. >> she should not be in that job. i commend her for standing up for what she believes religiously. fantastic thing you don't want to sign a marriage license then don't. but remove her from the job. it seems to be like not as hard core as hey she should be able to refuse to sign the marriage licenses but stay in the job. i think that would be the

wrong -- just like any other job. if you're not capable of doing your job for whatever reason, religious reasons, personal views, then don't do the job but don't go to jail for it. >> i think what people are afraid of when i hear this, people are afraid of these activists courts that make these decisions. if you look at the same sex decision. whether or not you support it is not the issue. i happen to support it. but this was judicial activism. this was not a democratic process. this completely usurped federalism. because marriage is designated to the states and not a handful of supreme court justices. i think what people are afraid of is that people's first amendment rights could potentially be violated by the courts. and that's the concern we're here. whether or not you support same-sex marriage is not the issue. the issue is if you have what is deemed as a law that is unjust and the court has made that so, if you look historically people have oftentimes in this country went against laws that came to the court. >> and you go to jail for your conscience. go to jail. don't feel sorry for her. >> do you think she really

should have been jailed not fired? >> she's in contempt of court. it's not because she refused to issue the marriage license. a judge issued her a lawful order. you must in that job issue that marriage certificate from the judge and she says to the court i'm not doing it. you can't have someone telling a judge -- >> we're a nation of laws whether we like it or not. a lot of laws i would not like to abide. i got some traffic tickets. you have to abide by it. same-sex marriage is legal. she has to get in line. i know it's not popular or what everybody likes but this what is happened in america and we move must move on. 59% of millennial republicans support same-sex marriage. if we give liberals these talking points that republicans only care about social issues we are going to lose. >> i agree with you on same-sex marriage. i support it and think it's a losing issue for republicans moving forward. but i think you have to care about the process. you have to care about the way these laws come into being. because guess what. an activist court can come out and put something into effect that is terrible for the country and that the majority of people don't support. and we can't stand behind a court that does that.

so the way that these things come into effect matters. i agree with you, eric. i don't think she should be holding this job. she should have been fired not arrested. but i think we do have to be concerned about people's first amendment rights in this process. she should resign. >> i think she should be executed. >> that's a great idea. >> be on death row. >> in california so they'll never really implement it. >> i'm joking of course. here's what i can -- there are laws that i like. there are laws they don't like. i have to accept that as part of life. that there are going to be laws that piss me off. but i still got to live with it because there are laws they like. what i don't accept is how some laws are enforced and other laws aren't because the media views a certain law as right and other once as wrong. case in point, sanctuary cities. that's a law they do not enforce. and that one indirectly leads to murder. >> nobody cares about that. i lived in l.a. the past year. everybody smokes weed and gets

it through a medical license for dumb reasons. >> but they care about this one. you have buzz feed sending reporters down there. she gets arrested. she's not going to kill anybody. she's not like a sanctuary city. but they view her as a religious extremist. rarely -- they don't go after lewis farrakhan or the muslim brotherhood. she is the religious extremist. this is the fun part of the new law. you get to persecute those who don't abide. boy, the media loves it. >> my friend here just added racist on top of the fact she didn't want to sign a gay marriage license. >> you managed to fit that in, geraldo. congratulations. >> she should be impeached by the kentucky legislature. >> she should have resigned. >> maybe she was looking for a little press. >> media attention for this segment? >> all right, everyone, moving on. let me read. donald trump is waiting for his opponents to pick a fight with him. we'll tell you who and why next.

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donald trump usually doesn't seem to have a hard time going after his opponents. when it comes to ben carson, trump wants him to strike first. >> i'm much better as a counter puncher. i'd rather have and i'm hoping for ben to really hit me at some point. because i love to counter punch. i think i'm probably going to wait. i do have certain things to say. but i'm not going to be saying them for a little while. let's see what happens. >> carson has been running second behind trump in recent polls. donald did take a swipe at him in a recent interview. he referred to carson as a doctor who want creative jobs while he's created tens of thousands. wow, that's a low blow, geraldo. what do you think about that going after carson ultimately? is that smart strategically? >> i think it would be a toxic move on donald trump's part. it really will be going after someone whose aspirational story is so really inspiring. here's a neurosurgeon who

separated siamese twin. great story mom one of 24 children. i think ben carson is in every way admirable. i am shocked that he's getting this kind of political traction. i still don't get that vibe. i still think it's a david dinkens phenomenon even though i know that's unpopular. >> ben carson? >> that's more than unpopular. that's ridiculous. >> i think he's a great guy. >> but to say that republican voters are voting -- are supporting ben carson because he's black is ridiculous. it's not. it's because of the things you outlined prior to that. he's an admirable guy. he's measured. he's smart. he's a neurosurgeon. he's saving lives. you know what it is in this election season? the biggest qualification to be president? that you're outside washington. a washington outsider. and that's what he has in common with trump. >> i agree. >> and ben carson is also the thinking man's donald trump. he has extremely high

favorability ratings with republican voters and tied in iowa right now at 23% with donald trump. so he's a threat right now. we can expect just as we can expect the sun to come up tomorrow donald trump to attack anyone that's a threat. it's a bad move on his part because ben carson has been a supporter of his. >> he said he wasn't going to attack him. >> he kind of did already, though. >> that's throwing shade. >> the millennials throwing shade. >> it's when you're telling someone i love your shirt but you could have had this shirt. definitely some digs at donald trump. make no mistake. >> greg, do you think trump is worried about carson? as we're saying, he is another outsider. he has a very different approach to trump. he's not bombastic. he's very soft spoken. do you think he's worried about getting caught up here? >> he polls better than trump head-to-head. but if there's a way to slam ben carson, trump's going to find it. he separated twins? do we need somebody who's that divisive? [ laughter ] >> and just twins? has he ever separated triplets?

i can do triplets! pediatric neurosurgeon? why not try adult brains? i mean, grow up. no, he'll do it. >> doesn't it make sense, though, in a sense because -- okay. trump hasn't really had to pick on anyone as of yet because he's so far ahead. but when you do see someone sort of creeping up on your numbers, know it's an outsider, strategically maybe your instinct is hold on let me make sure this guy doesn't catch up to me. you think it's bad all around? >> everyone except ben carson. he's so likable everyone says if it weren't for donald trump and i like an outsider. >> he'll be a challenge with carly. >> and carly. >> the three outsider? >> hard on women. look. he will probably punch back. but again, that's what he likes to do. donald trump has said it clearly. i like to punch back. with the exception of jeb bush. when jeb was number one and donald just got into the race he went right for number one. that's what everyone does. look at tv. right, geraldo? don't punch down, punch up?

you pick a fight with someone perceived as a bigger personality. you don't allow a fight with someone who's perceived a lower personality. >> he attacked him and throwing shade at ben carson which he says he's not going to attack anyone who doesn't attack him. i think this shows a shift for donald trump right now. >> i think it's fascinating you have two guys when they speak if you watch the debate they couldn't be more different in the terms of the way they approach issues. donald trump is out there, kind of crazy. ben carson is so composed. so laid-back. i think it's fascinating that they both managed to grab the public. it has to be the fact they're outsiders. that has to be the common thread. >> i just think that ben carson has to now show that consider we know he has gravitas. but does he have the depth? >> and the foreign policy experience. >> in keeping with the reason he cane of the few things that really rebounded negatively to donald trump was when he attacked senator mccain. when he went after senator mccain. >> his ratings exploded after

that. >> people don't care. trust me. >> it was the personal attack they think scarred donald trump. >> bottom line, the game is getting rowdy. i am psyched. go t got to see what the guys have in them. there is a big can "star wars" fan at this table and he is sitting to my left. geraldo has exciting news to tell you related to the upcoming release of "the force awakens" coming up for you.

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chewy, we're home! ♪ [ laughter ] a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away -- that was hollywood 1977 i stood in line. and i never stand in line. look better? an improvement?

anyway, i stood in line 1977 in hollywood to see the first "star wars" movie. becoming totally invested in the universe that george lucas created since then. after watching, rewatching those first six films in the saga like tens of millions of others on our home planet, i really have fallen in love with the universe that lucas has there. i can't wait until december for the seventh" star wars" the force awakens" and disney which now owns the series isn't waiting on the marketing. today is force friday. a galactic marketing blitz with thousands of participating toy stores, online retailers worldwide helping launch hundreds of new toys and other items related to the film. that that nerd over there would really love. >> where's spock? >> are you a "star wars" or "star trek" guy? >> i was waiting for movies like "deliverance" and "blue velvet" to come out with toys. >> so are you a sci-fi guy?

>> no. not at all. >> too busy making money? >> no. i was like, whatever, 14 or 15 years old in '77. so i think i was just knee deep in baseball at the time. but i will tell you, this is unprecedented, the merchandising. they're expected to sell $500 million in merchandising alone. forget the movie. >> 500 million. >> globally. and that is a huge bump to i believe it's a disney film? >> it is a disney franchise now. and the theme parks, the disneylands and disney world will have "star wars" attractions. >> ever have a boyfriend night? were you nerdy? >> i would love to sit here and placate all the geeky nerds watching this. i don't find this attractive. i grew up on john wayne movies. i come from a different kind of family. although my brother is obsessed with "star wars."

>> is your brother a nerdy guy or a jockey guy? >> he's a tattooed army sniper. so no he's not but he loves "star wars". >> hi, jimmy. >> what do you think? >> i remember that episode of "red eye" you right mooit remember where i referred to this as a life saver? that did not go over well with the audience. i'm wondering why they didn't bring this. i could have used this as a weapon against you in the hillary segment. two segments too late, man. >> do you want your wife to dress up like princess leah? >> yeah, baby. >> any day. but do you feel it is onerous the marketing, greg? >> not at all. i just worry about how many of these end up in the emergency room with about 2,000 -- >> this what is people have been waiting to see. >> yeah, baby. >> you've got the red one, you've got the blue one. presidential candidates.

>> can you imagine presidential candidates duking it out with these things? masks and everything? >> who would win? >> donald trump, i feel like might know how to work a sabre. >> there are a lot of girls that pretend to be into "star wars" to get geeky guys to like them and that's lame. >> it's true. i've dated a lot of nerds. >> one more thing is next. >> adults that love the superheroes.

time for one more thing. i'll start it off. tomorrow morning i went to the streets. went to times square to talk about the new $15 a houb minimum wage push going across the country. listen to what people had to say. >> i don't think that's fair. and i think it's also if you raise minimum wage everything's going to cost more, too. >> it will bring more -- obviously more tax income in it will be more money for new york to spend. so why not? >> they're basically giving people a boost in pay not based on necessarily merit. >> it will be good for a few people. but it's going to put a lot of people out of business. >> all right. tomorrow morning 11:30 "cashin in." greg you're up. it's time for greg's birthday news. i'm william devane. tomorrow is my birthday. i'll be 77 but i look 57. i look like a million bucks. which buys a lot of gold and silver. what's in your safe? it better be birthday cake or

i'll kick your butt. >> there you go. >> well, thank you. >> you're missing a career in voiceovers. >> you should have worn the mask. >> got to watch my show sunday at 10:00. >> cool jed you're up. >> 96-year-old woman reminds us what life is all about. she's amazing. check her out at the minnesota state fair. look at this having a great time. awesome. i mean, like honestly, like this is what i want to be doing at 96 years old. i don't know how you guys feel about this. >> younger husband, too. >> look at that. look at that. >> my one more thing is alex skarlatos is one of the three americans that stopped the gunman on the train to pairs. abc just announced he is a new contestant on "dancing with the stars" way to go, abc, for putting somebody awesome, a legitimate american hero this platform. i think it's cool except he's

going up against gary busey. >> gary busey dancing, that is going to be interesting. >> good tv. >> it's so cool they're giving this shout out. >> incredible story. >> gary busey is going to be awol i'm sure at some point. >> maybe he'll go to "celebrity rehab." >> he was on "celebrity apresent it apprentice". >> exactly a year ago, my dear friend, reverend, outrageous comedienne joan rivers died because of gross malpractice. uptown manhattan, she was a colleague of mine in the talk show biz for six years. i loved her humor. i interviewed her for the first time back then -- >> who's that guy? >> in the early 80s. where did that dark hair come from? she was so funny. i love her humor. every time you see sarah silverman or amy schumer, joan rivers was the original dirty

funny comic who pretended naivete. she was great on "celebrity apprentice" she showed her true colors. i miss her. >> how awesome she never apologized for her comedy. that's so rare now. all these comedians apologizing. this is comedy. i don't care. take it or leave it. awesome lady. >> think about don rickles and joan rivers. >> at temple emanuel where they had the memorial service for joan rivers, guess the first speaker was howard stern. he gets up there and starts talking about the -- [ mute ] private parts. >> we ran out of time. >> he's quoting joan rivers. the rabbi is sitting there. his yarmuke flew off his head. everyone started nervous

laughter. >> we're going to leave it right there. that's it for us. >> happy weekend. >> have a great holiday weekend. don't forget our labor day special monday 5:00 p.m. eastern. "special report" up now. hillary clinton says she did not stop and think about her e-mail setup when she became secretary of state. she's thinking about it now. this is "special report." >> good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. hillary clinton says she is not sorry. but it remains to be seen whether the investigation into her e-mail scandal and the possible emergence of joe biden as a rival will give her something to be sorry about. chief white house correspondent ed henry is covering the 2016 race from san juan, puerto rico tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton tried to move past her escalating e-mail crisis and the cold reception she's getting in some k