to hurt current seniors and we move forward with plans that are multifaceted. >> thank you congressman, very much. breaking news. that could satisfy paul ryan and donald trump. it could be okay. hello, i'm eric bolling, along with juan williams, kimberly guilfoyle, melissa francis and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it's over and it sounds like it went well for donald trump and the republican party in washington. the presumptive gop nominee met with republican leaders on capitol hill, including house speaker paul ryan, who is chairing his party's convention this summer but has yet to endorse the candidate. ryan and rnc chair reince priebus had lots of positive things to say about the meeting. >> the question is, what is it we need to do to unify the republican party. and all strains of conservative wings in the party? we had a very good and

encouraging productive conversation on just how to do that. it was important that we discussed our differences that we have. but it was also important that we discussed the core principles that tie us all together. i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. >> i would say productive and there was a feeling of i think even unity in the room that we want to, we want to get to a unified party so let's roll up our sleeves and figure out how to get it done. it was 100% positive. >> i think it's safe for me to say there's a heck of a lot more agreement than any disagreement. >> will all of this lead to an endorsement from paul ryan? >> i think this is going in a positive direction and i think this is the first very encouraging meeting. but again in 45 minutes, you don't litigate all the processes and all the issues and the principles that we're talking about. >> as for trump, he put out a tweet about the meeting saying it was a great day in d.c. with speaker ryan and republican leadership. things are working out really

well. so donald trump is the leader of the gop and i think when he accepts the nomination at the rnc convention in july you can remove titular from that title and start calling him the leader of the gop. kg, we looked forward towards the meeting. and we thought it would come out all right. >> it seems like it worked out really well. for the good of everybody, for the good of the party. all i kept seeing in my face was an x over the hrc, continuation of the obama legacy. when you see the supreme court. see the faces, see the people who should be there. conservative justices, you know what's coming if she gets in. this is an important moment. people do respect paul ryan, he's respected, well-liked. i think trump likes him genuinely and i think he was kind of upset that he made those comments initially. but today looks like it went well. can you tell from the comments of paul ryan soixt think it's a step forward in the right

direction. which is to sit down at a table and listen to people and hear what they have to say. >> paul ryan said he went into the meeting and talked about, discussed core principles. that's the 64,000-foot idea. he didn't drill down into specifics, maybe that's what they need to have unity. >> i think it's not necessarily the first step towards unity. more like reconciliation. because i think there's a key distinction here. there's a lot of raw emotion to pretend that you can paper over a rift that has basically been contemptuous of principles and conservatism and has said that's not as important, it's nor about inside and outside. and it has insulted so many people that are conservatives, to be told that they really don't matter. and now suddenly you do matter. i would, what i was interested in was reince priebus's tweet. was he said the meeting was great. it felt like he blinked that. it had the persuasiveness of a fortune cookie message. this me this whole meeting was

like two girls in high school who gossiped all year about each other and now they're sharing a class project and they have to work together. i think what, what ryan did was really brave. he didn't come out and endorse him. because he knows there are people like me who still have legitimate concerns and ryan is there to represent those people. if he jumped in the sack right away, with trump, if he said yes right away, people would have said -- >> that would have been it. >> he has to lead him on, tease him a little? >> play hard to get. he had to do the work i try to do to try to get trump understand what it means to be a conservative. >> can i push here a little bit? are you saying that there's a group of people who think trump needs to change in order to get your vote? >> absolutely. you cannot make deals on principles. you can make deals on specific items, but not on principles of self-government. for example, trump does not believe in small government. he believes in great government. that's quite a distinction for a

conservative. because we believe great government predicates on the notion that it is smaller. more efficient. that has never come out of trump's mouth. >> juan -- >> did you just take a five-hour energy drink? >> did this solidify the idea that donald trump is running the party today at post meeting? >> no, because he didn't endorse him. but it did solidify in so many other ways, i think i read a piece today that described it as paul ryan being boxed in. boxed in by the fact that you have senate leader mcconnell endorsing trump. you have the former speaker john boehner endorsing trump. you have the leaders, the heads of seven different congressional house panels endorsing trump. so the question then becomes, who is sticking out here as a member of the party? who is the one that's not lining up? oh, it's paul ryan. and again, the pressure then comes and we had this discussion yesterday, eric. where you're saying hey, paul ryan, get in line. got to do it, trump has the votes most of the republicans who voted in the primary. it's time for paul ryan to get

in line. but i got to go back to what greg was saying. i think on some level people are saying what's the difference? is it just a matter of you lining up because you were told to line up? no, here is the difference, because you're out of options, it's not 17 people or 15, or 12, it's one. you've got trump or you've got a democrat. >> i totally disagree with you, juan. i don't think paul ryan is being boxed in at all. i think it's like the nerd from the math club. and he's been trash-talked by the football team captain. i think paul ryan is totally believe. i think what unites these guys is these can both do math and they do both understand business and they understand that the middle class cannot afford another obama administration. you look at median income has fallen. the divide between rich and poor has gotten so much worse under

president obama, and gdp has slowed down and the middle class can't afford to have another obama administration. that's what unites these guys. >> i don't think they unite on trade. i don't think they do. >> the trade thing -- >> jobs, the economy. >> if trump's advice, which is to bring jobs back, all prices will go up. let's admit that. if you put tariffs on goods, which is apparently our attack on china, all prices will go up, correct? >> no. what he -- >> tariffs, when he did the speep on foreign policy. he explained his position on china, was bringing north korea to heel. and china has the power over them. the only power we have over china is economic. the whole thing about trade isn't about trade. the opening salvo -- >> i think it's opening salvo. >> when you can also -- money to lever china. >> the tariffs could

disincentivize companies from doing business overseas. >> i think it's about national security. and what you just heard from melissa is, i don't think trump is going to do what he says he's going to do. >> no, that's not true, that's not true. his foreign policy. >> it's the size of government. it's social security and medicare which paul ryan has said he wants to cut. >> juan, if you bothered to listen to his foreign policy speech, he explained in clear detail that his policy on chinese trade had to to do with pressuring them owe what's going on in north korea. that makes sense. it finally made sense. >> that's not the point. >> it is the point. >> it's not just that you have ryan being boxed in at this point, you still have outliers like mitt romney, who is criticizing trump over his tax -- >> mitt romney has become irrelevant in this process. >> is that right? everyone who was republican -- >> nobody but trump is a

republican. >> by the way, people are getting quite upset that supported the campaigns and worked for to help him to elect, as president, mitt romney. they're upset now, because of what's going on. because at a certain point enough, already. if you have to kind of try to like deal with it and don't completely be an obstructionist to go again. i get the problem paul ryan has, jack kemp on one side, the legacy, the memory and mitt romney, he was his running mate. i get it. >> there are a lot of conservative who is didn't like mitt romney. a few at this table who did. but we said mitt romney was a better option than four more years of barack obama and everybody stood in line to do what they had to do to try to elect mitt romney. >> now get in line, take the medicine, vote for the guy that's going to be better than the other evil. >> you know take the big loss, that's up to you guys. >> let's see about that.

>> a quick anecdotal story. last week i went out to din wer very good friends. diehard democrats, would never vote republican in their entire life. a couple of months ago he said i kind of like what trump is saying. he voted for donald trump, now jay wants to vote -- he wants to work for donald trump. last night out to dinner with a guy whose son was a big political democrat operative in new jersey. out to dinner with him. he says to me last night. he said i'm watching the show, i agree with jon stewart. i don't know what hillary clinton stands for. i can't vote for her, i'm going to vote for donald trump, too. you're seeing a lot of democrats coming over. >> you've said this to me before and i think the basis of your position was west virginia. where i think it was 30, 40%. >> 44%. >> of the people who voted. >> you said that was an outlier. >> bernie said they would switch and vote for trump. and i said to you that's not reflective of a national pattern. we still don't see any state where in fact trump is able to flip a state from blue to red.

>> but juan, i think that his argument about people going over is true. only it's to support greg's point that maybe donald trump is -- >> that's the elephant in the room. that is the elephant in this room is that you know what, what we have argued for four years, we don't like squishies and rhinos, suddenly we're bending over for one. >> that's a terrible image. >> you easy. you easy. there's very good tape. donald trump just spoke to sean hannity about today's meeting. we've got the first clip. >> thought it was a great meeting. we discussed a lot of things, a lot of very important things, i thought it was really a very, very good meeting. i think paul felt the same way and everybody else did, also. i don't mind going through a little bit of a slow process. it's a very big subject we have a lot of things. and i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different

items. and we're getting there. >> that full interview is going to air tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. so both sides think it was a good meeting. >> yeah, where was the down side? try to spin that as a negative. there was nothing that came out of it. >> i saw smoke coming from the chimney. >> orange. >> what does that mean? >> the pope thing? >> no. the orange part was the good part. >> it's when they choose the pope. >> i'm catholic. so i don't know. >> bad catholic, you didn't get the pope's joke. >> make sure to catch trump on hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m.

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you are the only person that -- >> the only person -- >> that ripped off men at work. >> sometimes love from one person is enough. >> mainstream media bias alert for you now. the "washington post" associate editor bob woodward openly revealed that his paper has assembled an army of employees to dig up dirt on donald trump. he told a group yesterday there's a lot we don't know. we have 20 people working on trump, we're going to do a book. we're doing articles about every phase of his life. what about hillary? woodward said the "post" is trying to get to the essence of the likely democratic nominee. he doesn't think anyone feels there was intent on her part to distribute classified information in a way thats with illegal or jeopardized security. "the five" reached out to the paper and asked them if they're committing the same amount of resources as they are to trump.

they refused to directly answer the question. is this any surprise, eric? >> no. no surprise. >> someone called -- you need -- you know i would rather them do, rather than looking into hillary's email scandal. because i think the fbi has got that locked down. i wish the "washington post" would start digging into the clinton foundation, all the accusations that the clinton cash book made, there were specific allegations in the book and clinton is denying all of that. i wish the "washington post" would go ahead and do some investigative journalism into that. i bet you they would find stuff that, i want 0 know more about that. >> a news flash, they don't understand what's going on with the hillary email story. they're talking about their loss, they've lost their heads about intent. that isn't required for the element of the crime. >> i think that's what it's

about. >> it is required. >> it is required. >> on the media bias front, this is so curious to me. you talk about media just opening the door to any and every time donald trump wants to speak, he can even call in by phone. yes, mr. trump, please come right ahead. hillary clinton's response to this is to say how come you guys don't ask follow-up questions. who you are you going to get the immigrants out? how are you going to end international trade without collapsing our economy? those questions are never asked of trump. >> why doesn't hillary clinton come on this network, then? >> she should. i've been encouraging. no question. >> what are the odds of that? >> no chance in hell. >> do you think we are harshly critical of democrats? do you think that's why obama, clinton, don't come on the network? >> so what? other networks are harshly critical of republicans and they still show up on msnbc. >> i was pushing the democrats to have a debate on fox news, i

think it would appeal to the audience and help them. but they are so gun-shy about fox. >> you talk about the follow-up questions, do you not think megyn kelly asked follow-up questions of donald trump? isn't that what started the whole kerfuffle there were many, many follow-up questions, as for the "washington post" and the 20 reporters, i don't think there's any wrong or biased about that. i do think they should send an army after donald trump. that's what happens when you have a presidential candidate. i think that's perfectly fair. i think they've sent a ton of people after hillary clinton. "the new york times" did turn up a lot of stuff about the foundation, i agree with you. there's paper play. but i've read a lot of that in the new york times and still people don't care. think you can dig up stuff and the average person out there lass already made up their mind. >> who dug up the email stuff? "the new york times." >> i think a lot of it is out there and go after all of them ekwully. >> i don't think it matters. because trump has neutralized

the media. it is, i have to say something nice about donald because he's mad that i haven't. so i'm going to say he's a genius at using reciprocity. for decades he's done favors for producers and hosts, calling them in. and now in 2016, he's calling in the chits. he's like the guy who said remember when i helped you move, now i'm running for president. like the free samples you get at the supermarket. of cheese and sausage. that's trump calling into morning shows, offering hotel rooms or getting on his plane that causes the pressure of reciprocation. a human need basically saying, he was nice to you, now you be nice to him. if you don't you feel like you've welched on a deal. it's a sales tactic he's applied to the media and politics, we ate it up. we feel bad, because he's been so good to us, great to us

ratingswise. >> not only that but he's been unapologet unapologetic. he's just throwing it out there. it's so unpolitical, people now, no matter what these investigative journalists find. he'll find something that he said ten years ago. >> the stuff on stern. >> the point being, that if -- the honesty and the forthcomingness, forthrightness is refreshing. people are buying into it. >> it's like when president obama admitted to doing drugs in his book. that made the question do you do drugs, irrelevant. >> good for him. he went on howard stern. that to me is so desperate, like grasping at straws. he said he had a sex talk on howard stern. >> who hasn't. we had a sex talk about you and you're not even on. >> people enjoy themselves.

clinton also has an obligation to talk to the press and not just the outlets that give her a pass. like come on, fox. here's bill o'reilly on that. >> in order to beat donald trump, mrs. clinton is going to have to come out of the left-wing presignatures and appeal to independent voters, she'll have to talk to people like me. and answer responsible questions. trump talks to everybody, he's on msnbc all the time. but hillary clinton is very cautious. granting interviews. at this point she might want to rethink that strategy. if she truly believes that she's the right person to run this country, then hillary clinton should talk to all americans. not just ideological soulmates. >> we couldn't have said it better ourselves, which is why we played that sound. >> i could have said it better. >> but bill would even admit that. he would say if only i could match expertise. >> before we end the segment. that there's one study that i

saw in our research packet. that really surprised me. it said there have been more negative stories about mrs. clinton than there have been about trump or bernie sanders and fewer positive stories about hillary clinton than there had been about trump or sanders. sanders gets ignored a little bit because nobody expected him to do this well. the idea that hillary clinton is not subject to media scrutiny. >> she would be a fool to go on with o'reilly. >> i think she would be smart to come on fox. >> it would be like bennihanna. >> if people think they're going to get chopped up, they don't come. >> i'm taking heavy traffic in the ear here. >> president obama, whattory reid and other democrats have blame blamed republicans for the rise of donald trump.

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progressive pope jon stewart blamed donald trump's rise on the left for not making government awesome. >> i'll lay the blame with the democrats. the door is open to an [ bleep ] like donald trump, because the democrats haven't done enough to show to people that government that can be effective for people can be efficient for people. and if you can't do that, then you've lost the right to make that change. and someone's going to come in and demagogue you and that's what happens. >> i think they bleeped out "amazing guy." then he went after donald's motto. >> when was america great? what is this time that he speaks of? '81-'82? what are we talking about? and who took your country away from you? think of the argument with the founders. take it up with the age of reason. that's the you know, all men are created equal. that's what [ bleep ] the whole thing up. >> jon is right about blaming liberals for trump. for the wrong reason, not

because of their failed attempts at governance, it's the left's inmate anti-americanism. at reflected in stewart's mockery of our country's previous greatness. perhaps if stewart would have been less insulting, there would have been no need for the great america great again hat at all. maybe america wouldn't have been drained by the assumption of stewart and his imitators that love of one's country is something for rubes with missing teeth. witness the excitement over this brief sighting. he revealed how out of step he is. it's never been about immigration or assimilation, it's been the sense that the country has lost the will to sell itself to the people who come here. we could never tell new arrivals that america was great for that violated the liberal decree that stewart championed. by mocking our country's goodness, he repeats the blunder

that made trump something no one had ever respected, the new jon stewart for an angry, anxious world. >> just a superficial question, melissa. why is it when everybody leaves media whether it's letterman, conan did, colbert, they all grow beards. >> they instantly look homeless. >> it looked like he had been living on a street corner. or they look like santa claus, as in dave letterman. >> the fault of, the democrats of not making government seem fantastic because the government is not fantastic. that's, he's like they didn't sell big government as being a gift from good. you're right, it's not. it's inherently awful. he's right about that. it's classic. he comes out, he wishes he had the microphone back where it was i guess he shouldn't have given it up. he likes telling people what to think. >> what do you think of my theory, that because trump is the first entertainment

candidate, he's the jon stewart replacement. >> i'll take it but john stewart comes back, he's going to take his crown back. make america great again. we know where that originally came from, right? >> me. >> ronald reagan did it post-carter years when there was the malaise. remember it's morning again in america. that was after years of carter's whole economy. donald trump wisely said you know what, carter/obama. i'm going to juxtapose the two of them by saying make america great again. we've had eight years of stagnant wages, unemployment if you add back in the people who have totally given up looking for jobs. unemployment is still elevated? >> this is making me nuts. let me just take a moment here and say we have had a terrible recession, we've had, i think 70 or 80 months of continue youl

growth in our gdp. we have a country, you talk about unemployment. we have 5% unemployment. but we have the lowest unemployment since i think the '80s or something and then on top of that, since the '80s, 5% unemployment. >> juan if you put the 95 million people who have given up looking for work. >> this is another fallacy. >> median wages have fallen. >> guess what -- >> worst recovery in the history -- >> this is the deep hole, truth, truth that hurts you, because the truth is our economy is doing so much better than anyone could have anticipated after the '08 recession. >> you know what? your team won, barack obama, his failed economic policies. >> what failure? if it was failure -- i see. if it was failure, wall street would not be where wall street is doing so well today. >> as i was saying before i was

so rudely interrupted. >> by who? >> you. >> me? >> president obama and his policies squeezed the middle class almost into extinction. that's why it resonates when donald trump talks about that. >> the middle clas is not invested in wall street. >> can you just do us all a favor? wall street is doing well. >> thank you. >> no one else is participating in that. so unemployment doesn't matter. >> we're turning into a crazy show, people yelling, it's giving me a headache. >> ahead, fast food workers are about to feel the consequence of the fight for 15. as we've warned their wage hikes will soon cost them their jobs.

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confirming they have found the missing girl, there's her picture, karlee trench, she's safe and her accused kidnapper, which is her uncle, gary simpson now reported in custody. police had said simpson took the child out of school about eight days ago without authority. investigators couldn't figure out where he took her. earlier today they said they had information that karlee was in imminent danger. but minutes ago the tennessee bureau of investigation tweeted out these words, it's confirmed that carlie trent is safe. gary simpson is in custody. apparently one or more private citizens found them safe and presumably headed to a reunion with their relieved family. we don't know the circumstances surrounding the discovery of carlie trent, but she's safe and that's good news. let's send it back to "the five."

♪ ♪ that was good news. we've had a lot of debates recently about raising the minimum wage at this very table. and we're about to have another one. >> oh joy. >> this week wendy's, one of america's largest fast food chains, announced it raised its prices due to an increase in wages across the nation. the wage hikes aren't only going to affect the customer. now wendy's is rolling out self-service kiosks in more than 6,000 of its restaurants, due to the minimum wage hikes, they say. mcdonald's is also testing the self-serve kiosks. >> the good news is it will create a truly organic movement. by organic, i mean human-made. people will start going into restaurants saying, is my waiter going to be human. i want my music made by a real

band, not a machine. the robots will increase the value of human interaction and contact. i made a list, if people are always going to want to have human chefs, human entertainment. therapy and massage. sales and sex work. >> well, thank god for all the recession proof at this table. >> we need to focus on that. >> melissa? >> massage therapist, sex worker? >> nobody wants a massage from a robot. >> it depends. if they have good hands. >> kimberly? >> i want, i just feel like -- i always make up with you, i try. so the reality is the democrats both sanders and clinton are saying we need to get above -- i think sanders is up to $15, right? so is this in fact a consequence of raising the minimum wage? or do you think wendy's and

these other people are just saying hey, we can make more money having a kiosk. >> i think it's precipitated by having the discussions of raising the minimum wage. but also there's minimization. it's the wave of the future. it wasn't so long ago we were going through mcdonald's drive-through and there would be a call center from india. now robots. >> when you went through mcdonald's, it was a call center from india? >> yeah. >> burger king, give me the hat, the fries, whatever. they're like -- somebody taking the call -- >> it wasn't the kid inside the window. >> no, sorry to break this to you, juan. >> it's both. automation, people are demanding a higher wage. you're going eplace those human workers at $15 an hour with a robot. can i give you a little talking

point next time you get into this argument with conservatives. the 95 million people is who have given up looking for work. not all of it is because the economy is that bad. some of it is automation, people who did menial labor are being replaced by robotics. >> let me go to the pro here. i was, but melissa i was going to you because when i was looking at the numbers, it said less than 4% of the hourly workforce earns the $7.25 minimum wage. it's not a significant number of people. >> if you raise it you have to raise it for everybody above them. i talked to a senior vp at white castle. he said their profits are 1%. the profits are very, very slim. labor is their largest cost. if you make them expand they'll do things that are automating. wendy's, less than 10% are actually owned by wendy's, the

corporation, the rest of them are small business owners, franchise owners. this is like the little guy on the corner, who is trying to make a living and you're raising the wages on him? >> the same thing at our mcdonald's. the guy behind the counter. nice clothes, 7:00 in the morning. turns out he's the owner. he's getting squeezed. these aren't rich fat cats that are you know trying to squeeze the worker. they're not making a lot of money. if you raise the wage, yes, they're going to repeat the people with robots. >> those sliders are sliders. >> that's enough. those are all kinds of incredible things happening, plus games in florida where wounded warriors have been competing this week. wait until you hear why this swimmer gave her gold medal back. story you won't want to miss, you can see it here on "the

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all right. we got word from the "washington post," apparently they are watching the program. and they came back with their response about having those 20 reporters that were going to be

on donald trump to dig up all the dirt. and we had asked them all day long, what about hillary clinton, do you have the same number? kimberly, what did they say? >> our segment producer, they were avoiding the question. answering different questions. talking about jeff bezos, after we talked about this on the show. came back and said in fact they do have the same number of reporters assigned to hillary clinton. and they do to the donald trump story. and investigating his background. but let's see if in fact we'll hold them to that to see if in fact there are stories coming out about hillary clinton. and bob woodward said books, articles, all kinds of things about trump. let's see if the same thing holds true for hillary. >> they're not doing a book about hillary. they've got a deal for a book about trump. the part about bezos is interesting, he's the owner of the "post," he's the owner of amazon. apparently he was saying i want my reporters, want the "washington post" to do a better

job of explaining donald trump and then you marty barron, the editor of the paper saying we're putting all of these resources in to tailing trump. it's not just the "washington post" i've heard the same about the "new york times." >> if you're a great "washington post," fantastic, love it. read all the information. but why give us a hard time all day? why not just say -- all day. >> they're watching, they responded. do not give them a hard time. give them credit for watching and responding and coming out and saying this. by the way, i mean jeff bezos, he said we want the american people to know who they're voting for. >> give him credit. >> they're paying attention. >> i did give him credit. >> i'm glad, i want to read it. >> but amazon, you have to do the -- >> amazon prime. >> amazon prime, they would have gotten back to you.

>> you can get same-day delivery. >> you can get a pair of socks faster than we can get an answer. >> there's someone at the door delivering them right now. yes, we're glad they got back, but we were asking a very straightforward question. do you have the same number of reporters committed to hillary clinton as you do for donald trump. calls for a yes-or-no answer. people have been reporting on hillary clinton forever. >> she's boring compared to trump. let's face it. >> for the past 30 years. trump, he was the hot topic, now he wasn't. now he's in the press. it kind of makes sense that they would have more people digging. >> oh no, he was always hot. >> please, kimberly. calm down. >> oh stop. >> he's married. >> i know. as if. >> that never stops you. >> oh, my gosh. >> take that back. greg, don't send me pictures of

yourself. >> with the shorty robe. >> the leopard skin shorty robe and you asked for it. >> oh, my god. let's get back. >> the producer is telling me to wrap. one more thing is coming up next.

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one more thing. greg. >> it is time for -- >> greg's robot news. >> i know kimberly. it's getting worse. >> it is. >> it's going to get really bad. >> i can't wait. >> it is going to be such -- >> siri, the artificial intelligence element of your iphone, has an assistant named viv. that means this artificial intelligence thing has gotten so smart it can now hire somebody to do work for it. this is very scary. it's going to get worse. i would say by 2015 a.i. will be the farmers and we will be the farm animals. >> 2015. >> 2050. >> siri has gotten lazy? >> you know, they can hire. >> how interesting you see yourself as a sheep? >> maybe. >> i see you as a sheep herder. >> charming. >> what's happening?

>> and in very serious news here something very special and important happened today, because as you know on the show. we really do appreciate the sacrifice of our american military, the men and women that serve and recently we brought you the story about charles keating iv, the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. shot and killed by isis militants in iraq on may 3rd. he is being promoted posthumously to the rank of chief petty officer. he has been given now the silver star and the purple heart for his volume that are he showed. i want to say our thoughts and prayers are with his family and thank him for his service and the rest who served with him. >> all week wounded warriors from across the globe have been competing at the invictus games in florida. closing ceremonies are tonight everyone is talking about a 25-year-old swimmer, from team usa who was injured in the war in iraq. she won her fourth gold medal

yesterday. britain's prince harry presented it to her. she did something that took him by surprise. she took him off her neck and asked him to please take it back with him to england. she wanted him to give it to the hospital that saved her life after she developed a near fatal lung infection while in the uk for the 2014 games. when she asked him again, he accepted. a great story. >> real good story. so very quickly. this won't take long. donald trump stepped away from celebrity aprentiss to run for president. arnold schwarzenegger was named to replace him. nobody knows when it's going to happen. there's the first poster for the trailer. >> okay. >> isn't it funny? >> schwarzenegger is a big fan of this show. good luck to arnold on taking over for donald trump. >> he's going into tv and trump went into politics, he went from

politics to tv. >> it's like wife-swap. >> oh. >> okay so today is may the 12th and it is national limerick day. so to celebrate limericks, five-line poems with a funny intent and to entertain my colleagues, i decided i would read two limericks. this was the man from nantucket. there once was a man from nantucket. who kept all his cash in a bucket. but his daughter named nan ran away with a man, and as for the bucket, nantucket. >> when i heard nantucket, i thought were you going in a different direction. >> a wonderful bird is a pelican. his bill can hold more than his be limpb acan. he can hold in his beak enough food for a week, but i'm damned if i see how the helican.

>> real show comes up next. >> save us! a bromance or frenemies? donald trump and paul ryan get together on capitol hill to try to smooth things over. this is special report. good evening, welcome to washington, i'm doug mcelway in for bret baier. the highest-ranking republican in congress and the party's presumptive presidential nominee met today at a meeting that was part convenience and parter shotgun wedding. peter doocy on whether paul ryan and donald trump can overcome their differences, but we begin with senior national correspondent john roberts and what happened when the donald met the speaker. >>