hello, i'm greg gutfeld with, kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and melissa francis. "the five." house speaker paul ryan says he won't back donald trump until he does more to unify the party. roll it. >> to be perfectly candid with you, i'm not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. and i hope to. i want to. but i think what is required is that we unify this party. and i think the bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from our presumptive nominee. think he needs to do more to unify this party to bring all wings of the republican party together and to go forward and appeal to all americans.

>> i know. what a jerk. sure, conservatives should despise group think and individualism. but it's time to get to the program. what if you're worried about a guy who changed parties five times. hedges on taxes, favors raising the minimum wage. linked ted cruz to jfk's death. blamed bush for 9/11. and took a picture with a taco salad while saying i love hispanics? i for one can't wait to see how president trump celebrates martin luther king jr. day. what will he eat then? i kid the donald. ryan says he's not ready and. ryan says he's not ready and some true conservatives are mad that ryan won't back a liberal republican. it's nice to see the same people cheering disruption just weeks ago, now demanding unity. for me, trump's killing of ideology is great. if only he replaces it with principles. as for ryan, you don't have to worry, he's meeting donald next

week and 10-1 they'll end up eating taco salads in trump tower. and then all of our noted principled conservatives can relax as another one falls into line. what does the current president have to say about this? >> i want to emphasize the degree to which we are in serious times and this is a really serious job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> says the guy who ate raw salmon with bear grylls. >> that looks like a good little sample. that's tasty. >> so what's this about a reality show? >> kimberly, at least, trump did the reality show before he became president. president obama is doing the reality show while he was president. >> yes, yes, yes. just asked glozel green with the whole bathtub and fruit loops. >> don't you think ryan's

language sung suggests he will ready? >> of course. covering all the bases, meet on thursday, speak, group meeting, private meeting with reince priebus, it's going to work out because it sort of has to. because the alternative is hillary clinton. >> what if they have a meeting and ryan becomes his vp? >> do you remember the list she just read? flip-flop on this, change parties five times. and beat the pants off of everyone in the field. >> those things don't matter. >> jeb bush, lindsey graham. this is, formulating this all day. the business network. i sit on the 12th floor with the business people. which is just down the hallway. i'm watching the business network. donald trump has done, has pulled off a hostile takeover of the gop. companies are sitting there. even if they're not healthy. they're a good company, but not healthy enough. someone can swoop in and take them. that's what donald trump did. healthy companies would be able

to fight off the hostile takeovers with cash and stock. but the gop was so ill, so ripe for a takeover. trump saw it and he swooped in and he did and guess who is next? crooked hillary. >> you compare it to like a hacker, who takes the existing information and creates a new way to take advantage of it it's kind of the same thing. >> yeah, you should read it on fox news.com it's out there. >> lindsey graham issued a statement saying he won't support trump and dick cheney said he will, jeb said he won't. it's this weird kind of phenomenon. >> my personal theory is that trump is paying people to say they won't support him. it would be a disaster if they did support him. mitt romney's endorsement would be like the kiss of death. he would have to go egg mitt romney's mansion if he supported him. >> because everybody hates mitt? he's an awful guy. >> no, trump's whole street cred is that the establishment is against him. so if all of a sudden they come

out and endorse him, he's screwed. it's way too early. it's got to be the last possible second they say well, he's better than hillary. i asked katrina pearson about this in the last hour and i said this is a dead-serious question. how would you possibly spin it if mitt romney came out and said he was for your campaign. she didn't have an answer for that. it would be a disaster. >> juan what is your take on this? do you think that paul ryan is going to come around, just like everybody else? >> it doesn't matter at this point. the fact that he did what he did at this moment. kind of the high point when everyone is rallying to trump and paul ryan sass the top republican official in the nation, just rebuked the nominee. and said, it's on the nominee, it's his burden to unify the party, not on the party. and so what you see is people like mary matalin saying i'm leaving the republican party. what you see is not only is

george h.w. and george w. saying they're not going to go to the convention. now you have a bunch of senators not going to the convention. why is paul ryan doing what he's doing? i think matter of principle to pick up on your point. no matter what you think about his principles, he's a jack kemp guy. and jack kemp in terms of american economics is all about smaller government. he's all about free trade. he's all about limiting government intervention in our lives and here's donald trump saying i really want health care, national health care, education, eminent domain. >> paul ryan, besides being a jack kemp guy is also the speaker of the house, he represents all the rel representatives who represent all the people in the country. would you want that guy to get behind the nominee so that you do unify the country. >> you're putting it on him. >> of course because donald trump won the nomination, that's why. >> doesn't work. let me eltell you something,

he -- >> he played by the rules and he won. >> it doesn't work that way. it doesn't work that way. you know what, because he's the head of the house of representatives and he's worried about his members losing. >> isn't he trying to provide some kind of cover to kind of retain a house majority? couldn't that be it? >> oh gee, yes. >> instead of jumping in and saying this is a bigger party. we can win with donald trump because we're better than the hillary clintons, you mentioned a bunch of people who weren't going to show up at the convention. rick perry, who trashed donald trump months ago, now says, not only do i endorse him, i want to be his vp. dick cheney, dick cheney is on board with trump. mike pence, who endorsed ted cruz, last week, one week ago today says if ted cruz is my guy, the weak-kneed endorsement. well he said today, donald trump is my guy. the ricketts family. behind the establishment candidates say we just need to

win. they've gotten behind donald trump. >> the other end of the world is people like senator been sass of nebraska is saying hmm, a third party? maybe we should start a third party. charles krauthammer. much loved commentator on this network. he says this is an inflection point this is the end of a major political party. let's have some perspective this is an earthquake. >> do you think they realize they're helping him? they are helping him. when they come out and denounce him and say that he doesn't represent the party -- >> do you maintain, you want to maintain your principles what do you do? >> if you want to hurt trump, those guys, they should go endorse him. that would be the way to hurt him. >> on the principles? >> sure. >> you and i were sitting at this table four years ago, we didn't love where mitt romney was, and invariably eight years ago we didn't love where john mccain was ideologically. it was, you were a libertarian, i was a little bit farther right. it was against some of our principles to endorse a guy

looking for open borders, who who created romney care in massachusetts. we got behind him, he was a better choice than obama, the socialist, in my opinion. >> i have to be hypercritical. because i don't have all the facts on trump, because there's too many contradictions, so i have to be true to myself. that's all i'm doing. i'm like a parent that is exceptionally hard on his kid. i need to know that i got to see the homework. i got to know that he's doing his homework. golden gate to know that he knows the issues. it's like going for trump is like one of those corporate exercises where they say trust me, close your eyes and fall and i'll catch you? he might not be there. >> you would never let anybody do that. >> but here's -- ryan is got two things to work with. one, guess what, the odds are against trump winning, he's got to protect the future of the party beyond donald trump. and the second thing to say is, how come you don't know donald trump at this point, gregory? >> i've tried. >> ryan had to come kout and

condemn when he said the muslim ban? ryan said he's not responsible for violence at his rallies. ryan said the kkk thing where you're reluctant to say anything about it, this is a party that does not indulge bigotry. >> is that like a paid superpac for hillary? i'm bleeding out of my ears from that. >> do you want to hear donald trump's response from this meeting? >> if that would help you, go ahead. >> roll it. >> i was very surprised, he talks about unity. what is this about unity. and you know, with millions of people coming into the party, obviously i'm saying the right thing. and you know the party was stayed. it had a lot of problems. think it was something that the party should get solved quickly. i know we're meeting next week. they wanted to meet next week. >> what are they going to talk about? >> i have no idea. a lot of people say it's a great thing, i don't necessarily agree. but i can understand that point

of view. again, millions of people have come into the party in the recent time. >> kimberly, your thoughts on his response? >> i think his response is good and is pretty measured. given what could be considered the severity of you know, speaker ryan making that statement. ultimately they're going to meet on thursday and this is going to resolve because it has to. he brings up a great point. he has brought a lot of passion and excitement into the party. find a way to make a bigger tent and make it work. otherwise you're playing for the other team, really. >> i disagree. if you disagree with donald trump, that doesn't make you -- that's not what i'm saying. >> if you -- >> i didn't say that. >> if you vote for donald trump, you makes it more likely that hillary clinton wins. >> this not what paul ryan said. this is like two dogs circling each other. they're getting together next week to sniff each other, i know. they're going to negotiate over what their position is here. speaker ryan is not saying you never trump. he's just saying let's get together and sit down. >> he's playing hard to get.

>> not last call at the bar yet. he's just hanging out. seeing what's going to happen. >> donald trump is the last girl at the bar. the last one standing. >> have an open mind. >> i didn't call specifically did not call a traitor. what i'm saying is have an open mind and see and take it to the end. if you're convinced at the end, you are. if you're not, you're not. >> as i recall, your ears are bleeding from hering the fact that people opposed to donald trump, it makes your ears bleed. >> you with that monologue about hillary. >> greg did the monologue. a hacker told nbc he broke into hillary clinton's private email server more than a month ago. why does the network sit on this huge story until this week. is the mainstream media or the lamestream media -- protecting her? that plus a big update on the fbi's investigation, next.

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so big developments this week on hillary clinton's email scandal. we're learning the fbi has interviewsed the presidential candidate's closest aides. including her top voyeadviser.

the clinton campaign is spinning it as a positive. yesterday we told you about a foreign hacker who claims he broke into the former secretary of state's private server twice. back in 2013. now, nbc news apparently was sitting on these explosive claims for more than a month. why you ask? is hillary being held to a different standard by the media? that's what donald trump's campaign thinks. >> hillary clinton has never been truly vetted before. >> hillary clinton has never been vetted before? >> never been truly vetted before. how many times has hillary clinton been asked about the specific role in benghazi, outside the testimony. there's an entire generation of voters out there that know nothing about hillary clinton other than what they've heard in the last two to three years. there's plenty of information that needs to be discussed. top of the, the clinton foundation, which has not been fully discussed. >> sitting on the story for a month could be considered

significant. eric, do you think there's a double standard here as it relates to -- >> i don't know why they did is there a reason that they put out that they sat on it usually when you got a story. you check your sources, then you offer the subject of the story, tell us why we're wrong and shouldn't. if you don't hear anything, you ran it but for a month it takes you two or three minutes to make sure all of those boxes are checked. i have no idea why they did i can't imagine it helps or hurts, it makes them look foolish. not hillary. she says this is going to prove nothing inappropriate took place. >> okay. we'll see, we shall see. but i again i think that string bean being pulled on the clinton foundation, you find something attached to it. >> what do you think? >> i mean, i my own experience with you know not wanting to talk about the math behind obamacare and how it obviously didn't make sense and me being told to stop talking about such a thing. at the same time i have to say so you know this is a hacker who

obviously has some credibility. because he's being extradited. the fbi is bringing him here. him saying that he hacked into her server. ky see how they would have some qualms about it. now they do look silly. now everybody has talked to them and the story is everywhere. so it looks like they sat on it we'll see. as far as the investigation, it's never a good thing to be talking to the fbi. i don't know how you could spin it in a positive light. the fbi saying come here now and answer these questions, there's no scenario where that's a good thing and i hope it never happens to me. >> greg, what do you make of it? double standard or no? >> i keep thinking about houma. who is now being investigated. online communications has now become the bane of her existence. her husband, wiener, is exposing himself. she needs to move to a prarry.

the dems do not have a back-up plan. when you drive across country, you have a spare tire. if you ever run a country, you better have a spare leader. it seems like hillary clinton and the media is partially to blame. they're not actually, since "the new york times" broke this story, no one has done a story on this, except fox news. this could get serious fast. >> that's why people are saying, why bernie sanders is staying in it for the long haul. because anything could happen. i don't think it makes any sense for him to get out at this point. >> i do, but no one is pushing bernie sanders out, because they want his backers. they've got enthusiasm, they've got money. democrats are saying don't put pressure on bernie. don't make it seem like you're pushing him out. i have a bunch of questions about this gucifer, you said because he's being extradited he has credibility. >> i i'm saying there must be something there.

i don't think they would go through the time and trouble and expense and bringing him here to the u.s. >> the extradition -- is not related to this case. >> there's something to what he did. >> he's talking to the fbi. >> he's talking about his criminal behavior. but this is a separate thing. he could be using it to bargain for. i will say this, when you look at the reality of the last few days, you see cnn reporting, no evidence of criminal wrongdoing. the "washington post" reporting that the fbi finds scant evidence that hillary clinton intended to break the law. >> but that's not the standard. >> intent is. >> that's not the standard. >> it's relevant in terms of what the process is. and the fbi -- >> you don't need intent. >> you don't need intent. >> it's a fantasy. >> i just don't get it when you use media terms, say, why is nbc doing this? maybe nbc had questions about

the credibility of this person. guy goes around calling himself gucifer. >> he didn't want to get burned. >> one source. juan, i conceded that. >> lacking credibility. >> but where you're wrong is about the idea that nobody pushing bernie sanders to get out i don't know if you saw hillary clinton in los angeles talking about how when it was her and she was in the race and the margin was so much closer and she bowed to the side and let obama win. >> she didn't do that. >> that's what she said. we've been playing it all day long. she got to the side, let him go. even though it was closer. maybe it's time for bernie to do the same. i agree with you on gucifer. i can see they would have qualms. >> there can be forensic evidence to back up his story. how do you know? are you in the fbi? >> when he was asked about what did you find, it's all incorrect. >> breaking in is the crime.

just the fact that he hacked in. >> there's no evidence he actually did it. >> he posted stuff online. >> which was inaccurate. he got stuff from blumenthal. did he break into hillary clinton's? >> how did he get it? >> i said it was -- >> blumenthal is a different. >> why is he talking to the fbi about it? >> he's a criminal. >> about this specific situation. i guess he wants, he's hoping he can has got something to get him out of trouble. >> i think part of the reason why the story is treated lightly like this. even though the "times" broke it whenever something becomes at fox news, it gets the fox news story syndrome. where it's like we can't do that story, because fox news is doing it. this is always the case. with, look at benghazi. benghazi was treated like a joke on comedy central, msnbc. because we, we pushed that story because we believed something horrible happened. >> and the border agent -- >> terry -- all right.

ahead, eric has a nanny state update that might make your head explode. for reason. greg is fuming about one of the government's newest crackdowns.

now regulating e-cigarettes in the entire nation, banning sales to anyone under 18 requiring warning labels and making all products subject to government approval. is there any part of our life that they don't want to control? greg, you're really jazzed on

this smoking. >> my head will explode. number one if you're old enough to fight for this country, you can smoke a cigarette. if vaping cigarettes in around in 1970, many of our relatives would have been alive today. vaping would have prevented a half million deaths a year. it has the potential for eliminating so much suffering. people don't understand vaping, it doesn't contain the same compounds as traditional cigarettes. it doesn't have the tobacco or the tar. all it has is nicotine. if you don't like it then you should ban nicotine patches and nicotine gum. the only reason they don't like it is because it looks like a cigarette and people don't like that there's no second-hand smoke involved. it's a successful bridge to quitting. anybody who is against it, you should be against seat belts and helmets, you're anti-science and you're pro death.

>> is it possible that you vap? >> it got me to quit smoking. >> you don't think nicotine is a i ticketive? >> it's addictive like caffeine. addictive doesn't make it wrong. >> i lived with someone who smoked, i mean like a chimney. >> get that person on vaping immediately. >> you're not allowed to smoke on television, right? >> i think so. but can you vape? my mine is getting blown apart with the rules. you have to let people have personal responsibility to decide make choices with their life. you want to drink a big gulp. you want to control everything you do from birth to death? that's not the way a that this country was founded. so vaping is actually saving lives. it's just counterintuitive to

think they would try to do something like that. >> let me argue with you for a second. >> it costs the government. it costs all of us when people get sick and die from smoking cigarettes. is that right? >> yes. but you also save money if people die sooner. the government would actually like to have smoking because they get the taxes from it and you die sooner. >> you walked right into that. so the government wants to kill us. >> they love the taxes. >> you should give old people cigarettes. >> they're addicted to taxes. plastic bag? >> so new york city, they're going to charge five cents a bag. they don't want to you take the plastic bags out of the grocery store. this is completely wrong in my opinion. i use those things until they fall apart. they're not a waste. they're in such shreds when i'm done with them. you can't even recycle them. we use them for every where in my house.

use them for trash. i have a newborn baby, guess what happens there. i was worried they were going to take my plastic bags away. they didn't say where the money was supposed to go to. i heard some politicians furious, because the grocery store gets to keep five cents, the city isn't getting it they were like wait a second, the money should have gone to something important like schools. the grocery store gets to keep it. >> but the fact is cloth bags are more harmful because if you don't clean them you elevate your risk of foodborne illnesses and people die. >> they're deadly. >> let's not forget how many landfills that are filled with plastic bags that won't decompose. >> they're better than foodborne illnesses. >> when you go down to the river, you see those plastic bags everywhere. >> not mine. should parents be punished if their kids are bullyed?

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bullying is a crisis in america, some towns in wisconsin are trying a new approach to crack down on bullies by fining their parents. under a new ordinance in a town. moms and dads will be warned if police determine their child is bullying another. they'll then have 90 days to address the behavior. but if it continues, they'll have to pay a $366 fine. here's shano's police chief. >> without the parent getting involved, we feel that just giving a ticket, to fine someone out of this, isn't the answer. this isn't generated towards the kids being kids. some playground banter. this is the person that is, is

meticulously using social media, or saying things that are vulgar in an attempt to hurt, discredit and really demean a person. so melissa, you're a mom. do you think that this is real or is this, as we're talking about in the previous segment, government overreaching, getting in the playground? >> so i understand that they're trying to get parents involved in the situation where you have a kid that's misbehaving, you know, maybe they feel like the parents aren't engaged. the problem i have is how do you define what bullying is? it's become one of those catch-phrases, any time you want to call someone a bully. they're bullying me. it's thrown around so much now. who is going to sit there and decide this is bullying, so now we're going to go to these people's house and talk to parents, tell them how to parent their kids. i think they started out with good intentions and it's a tough one. how would they define it. >> they say it's not just playground banter.

they say, they also have an increased suicide rate. they can go back online into social media and see that the child is saying, i'm being bullied, no one does anything about it i can't enjoy school. nobody likes me. what do you do? >> you try to intervene at the school level. you bring the parents in, and you can't allow it to continue, yes, it's very serious the way children are bullied, it destroys their self-esteem and ultimately can lead to suicidal ideation and carrying it out. it's a very challenging problem and unfortunately we see in schools today that it's very prevalent. but they have a lot of public service campaigns, which i think are very good, announcements out there. make available you know, counseling for anyone who wants it at school to come in and talk. teachers have to be involved. parents have to be involved. >> one of the arguments is that in fact educators are held responsible if they allow bullying to continue. so why not hol parents accountable? one other thing i was going to mention to you, is it more prevalent among girls?

>> i haven't seen all the specific studies on that. but there's always been, there's movies made about it. mean girls, or girls teasing, or excluding others from clubs, that type of thing. we're seeing it with boys as well. i don't think it's just gender. isolated or specific. i mean fining parents? i don't know, what is the home like? are the parents encouraging it? are you going to put parents on trial to determine what level if any. at a certain point some parents can't control their kids. or broken homes. >> that's what one the parents said. you come to the door and you tell me, you're going to give me a fine. he said i already can't control my kid and now you're going to fine me. and no the police officer says we're going to work with you, we want to get your attention, if we come back and you're not helping us and doing the things that we said, then we'll fine you. but the idea is to get started. >> enough of these ladies. let's get some hard, tough men in this conversation. gregory, they say there's no evidence that these fines work. >> the one thing is we keep

bringing up the word accountability. there is no accountability when there are no parents. a child is vulnerable, if his dad is not there. or if his mother is not there. and that could be a major, major issue here is that it's the broken family that makes somebody vulnerable. the teachers can't discipline. they don't want to get sued or lose their job. the parents can't discipline because they're not there or they're scared, or they're got dependency issues, so you get government intrusion. and the other aspect is where are they learning this behavior? there's more online adult bullying than anything on the planet. the kind of stuff that people say, it's social networking, social networks have turned men and women into infant bullying babies, i get stuff from 70-year-old men. i'm going what are you doing? don't you have a family, shouldn't you be home? tending a garden? it's the strangest thing to see an adult say, really, you creepy things. >> you raised a son, you ever come across this?

>> not involved in bullying. but it strikes me that number one, it hases to predicated on a report. someone is being bullied. you can't just arbitrarily say i think that's a bullying situation. so we're going to thak that group, that family aside. someone reports being bullied. you investigate. find out who the bullies were. >> but you want the police in the school. >> i think the police should at the very beginning stay out of it. so a bullied person says i'm being bullied. they go to the administrators, administrators bring the parents in parents have to be involved. and as greg points out, sometimes they're not available. this would be justice administered inconsistently at best. take action, warn the kid, you're going to be suspended. that's got to stop. you can't fine the parents for the actions of a chd, you can't do it.

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there is a big special premiering tomorrow. it's called beauty and the beast. when kate met chel chapo. geraldo had a one-on-one with the woman who became a obsession with el chapo. the two became pen pals. exchanging text messages while chapo was in prison. here's the clip. >> they become text pals expressing mutual affection and and a kang pin who is dependent to meet the actress. how worried were you those text messages were being intercepted. >> i thought if he was on the run and he's the one who is

giving me how to communicate to him i thought it was secure that he knew what he was doing. >> more from the beauty and the beast host, geraldo is here. let me ask a question -- >> can i say something. he's got juan williams on one side. it's going to call security. >> that was good. is she stunning in person? isn't that what you're wondering? >> what's stunning is how reckless it made the world's most wanted fugitive. millions of dollars of reward the entire mexican military is working for him and he's texting with the object of his affection he fell in love with. >> it was love, is that what it was? >> i don't know if it was, but it was obsession. >> i had the same thing with

erica cane. >> i want to ask geraldo this question. play the sound bite. >> el chapo walks you from the table to your room. you must have been thinking, during that walk, that this man wants to make love to me. >> yes, i thought that. i mean y thought that he could do whatever he wanted to do. we were by ourselves. you know, actually his holding my arm. you know, it was for me, good. i thought i was going to faint. it's like a soap opera. only you would say you wanted to make love to you. >> sure. >> the reason i -- >> oh, we're going right to that. >> in the movie king kong, first fay wray and jessica lange the gorilla is caught because of the obsession with the beauty. the ruthless mass murdering drug

dealer slaughtering people to get the monopoly on the drug trade. he has poisoned new england and the midatlantic and the upper midwestern states with heroin. he's a savage man being hunted by the mexican and u.s. government and he's texting. it's beauty killed the beast just as in the king kong movie. >> has he been extradited? have you heard from him? >> i have not heard from him. i don't expect to. because he is in super super max now. he has 24/7 -- someone in the cell with him, they change -- wake him up every two hours to make sure it's him. somebody is in the cell with him. they don't trust anybody. >> in mexico. >> the mexican government is in the processing of abiding by an extradition order. my sources tell me they're negotiating a plea deal where he'll get life imprisonment in a

u.s. super max probably in colorado. he'll make the deal here in new york in the eastern district, brooklyn. there are six or seven federal districts under which he has multiple indictments ranging from mass murder and dr conspiracies. i think you'll see him in weeks. i don't know if we'll hear from him per se. i think el chapo is history because -- why was he caught? maybe he would have been caught anyway. there's no doubt they traced him by the text messages. >> how does she feel about him today? did she feel an affection. >> that's great question. i think it's fair to say that she had mixed feelings when he was recaptured. when he escaped, she was elated in terms of the text messages that we saw. i think that she understands how -- what a savage he is. she tried to get el chapo to give some of his proceeds to help the victims of his crimes.

she wanted some good to come of it. now that he is caught, i think she fears for her own life. and she is afraid she can never go back to mexico. because the mexican government wants to indict her. the united states government -- >> where does she live? >> she's a mexican citizen who became an american citizen. she lives in southern california near -- >> she'll still an actress? >> i don't know. >> trying to -- >> trying to get hered. >> you know, i feel sympathy for el chapo. it seems her love was as empty as al capone's vault. >> oh. >> i wanted today sneak it in. did she have any feelings for him? maybe i'm a romantic. >> look at the charles manson. he had people that adored him. john gotti.

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sunday is mother's day. i want to wish a happy mother's day to kimberly and melissa and my lovely wife and all you guys out there go get your wife and mother something nice. get her chocolate or flowers or something. do something nice. pick up the phone. >> mine's dead. >> mine too. >> wow. >> wow. >> juan. >> i couldn't resist. >> all right. north carolina, beyonce is singing to a sold out concert. you can't get a ticket. ticket are $100 to $1,000 a piece. watch this. that's right. george papa,if says he's a big fan, but the acoustics weren't that great. so he just sat there and pulled out a book. he was reading. another concert goer, michelle said, you know what? i took this shot. when she took the shot the video

went viral. people get a big kick out of a 66-year-old at a beyonce concert. >> do you know what he was reading? we, the people. >> he should have been reading the comeback. how today's mom reenter the workplace successfully. we know a little bit about this. okay. i don't think you were her intended audience. al cheryl being a business expert and she has amazing interviews with women who are candid. sharing their successes failures, trials, tribulations and trying to do this and have it all and make it work by being loving and giving to your family and being able to have a career at work. well done, and hope you go get the book. >> i have to read this text i just got. because i feel bad. your mom may be gone but she's still looking out for you so am

i is so is jesus. >> happy mother's day. >> greg gutfeld show. brad thor, versus gavin over trump this will be scary. i have an article, it's about trump. it's called trump's a sports car the erest are school buses. it's an interesting piece. now to melissa, you're last. >> yeah, well i kind of deserve to be last because it's gut wrenching. kfc is making nail polish. if you feel like finger licking good chicken and you're on a diet, two flavors, original and hot and spicy. mccormick worked to develop this. it's real. >> it's wrong. >> it's definitely wrong. >> i think people might chew their nails off or something. >> right. >> honestly. >> don't say make nail polish that taste bad so you don't

bite -- >> maybe it's for vegetarians. >> is it like a lolly pop? >> that's it for us. have a great weekend. special report is up next. this is a fox news alert. police have put an end to a shooting spree just outside the nation's capital today. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. a 62-year-old man was taken into custody this afternoon. suspected of killing three people during a shooting rampage that police say began at a high school yesterday, and continued at a mall and grocery store today. correspondent rich edson is live where the suspect was finally caught. >> a short while ago in this parking lot, police arrested a suspect they say is responsible for a couple of shootings, deadly shootings acros