on memorial day, we have a special, craziness on campus. it's pretty good. have a wonderful memorial day. we'll see you tuesday. "the five" starts now. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm jesse waters along with kimberly guilfoyle, lisa fowler and this is the five. hillary clinton returned to her alma mater today to launch an out-all -- all-out war on president trump. >> you're graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason. >> jesse: i'm sure graduates would have liked to prefer to something more uplifting at their commencement. more on that later.

but first, we begin with fast-breaking developments on the manchester terror attack. president trump tonight is in italy for a g7 meeting where he earlier joined his fellow leaders in a joint statement condemning terrorism. british police made another the arrest in the manchester investigation today and authorities said they're confident most of the individuals involved in the attack are now in custody. but the situation across the bond remains urgent as investigators fear the terrorist who blew himself up made a second bomb that still is missing. british prime minister teresa may vowed to stand strong in the face of the terror threat. >> the murderous -- the murders of innocent citizens and deliberate targeting of children appalled people at home and around the world. we must strengthen our resolve to overcome this threat together and stand firm against those who want to destroy our precious values and our way of life.

>> jesse: one of the things she's been talking about in order to stem the rise in jihadi violence is when someone that is a uk vitsen goes to i -- citizen goes to iraq and syria and then they try to come back, there's got to be something done to make sure they can't just enter the country willy-nilly. sounds like a pseudo-travel ban, doesn't it, greg? >> greg: you know what? i think the terminology should be terror ban. that would work really well. >> dana: that's a good one. >> greg: yeah. if you're the haystack -- it's hard to find a needle in a haystack but if you're the haystack, at least stop the needles from coming in. islam phobia phobia. people are scared of risking the reputations of being branded as a bigot if they see something. used to be if you see something, say something. now it's if you seesay somethine called a bigot so don't! no one is judging the situations logically and they won't protest

when precious resources are spent on diversity training instead of training people on how to see and stop evil. >> jesse: kimberly, apparently there may be a second bomb. >> kimberly: right. >> jesse: we know now he had help possibly from his brother. the brother was actually on social media posing with the firearm. a lot of missed opportunities. now, they think there may be a second bomb somewhere, because they raided his home and they found a lot of evidence. there was just more than one bombmaking-type material. what do you think they need to do in order to really tighten this thing up? >> kimberly: do what they're doing quite honestly, because we saw kind of a flurry of activity right in the aftermath. right away, they were taking relatives, the father, the brother, you know, into custody so they're trying to tie up loose ends and go and fully examine the terror web, the tentacles to see who else are known associates, etc., that still may be operating or residing in the area, because if someone else is in possession of a bomb, they've got to prevent it they have to stop it.

so that's going to involve a lot of pouring through information, intelligence gathering, social media, known contacts. they'll put up a whole, you know board with everybody's, like, face, name, whereabouts, etc., to make sure and then they have to start flipping people and bringing them in and questioning them and gathering information because it's a race against, you know, the clock here to try to identify the individual. >> jesse: absolutely. lisa, what do you think? >> alicia: i think -- lisa, i think they talked about intelligence sharing and the importance of intelligence sharing among the g7 members. this was something discussed with nato as well in sort of leading this new counterterrorism effort, so you put that at the emphasis, they're really underscoring some of the problems we're having in the united states with these leaks. and the fact that this hurts a relationship with other countries at the this critical juncture where we have the same common goal of fighting terrorism. this is a big problem we're facing. obviously, britain shortly suspended our intelligence sharing.

israel has announced there's at least some changes in the way they share information with us. so i think that this leak and these conversations about intelligence sharing really underscores the need to stop these leaks. >> jesse: richard, what are the lessons you learned about this attack in manchester? >> richie: i felt th the -- richard. i felt the; isn't that correct? in that. -- i felt the snark in that. >> he's 80% water. you're 80% snark. >> enough about me. richard? >> here is the thing. lisa is right. we have to have international cooperation. >> can you say that again? i like the way it sounds! >> i think lisa is right here. we need to have international cooperation to make sure we stem the tides of terrorism. with that being said, international cooperation, for it to be possible -- i said this last night, i'll say it again -- that means our president has to cooperate with foreign leaders instead of bashing them. and let me go further. he got out there, first of all,

he didn't say i believe in article 5 which every president has done since the beginning of time. >> jesse: probably understood but carry on. >> how do you know it's understood? president trump, he's different. how do you know it's understood? >> the trump -- no way the trump cabinet will allow -- >> not to mention the fact a couple months ago on the campaign trail, he said nato was obsolete. i would expect him to double down on article 5. >> jesse: do you believe in greg's brilliant analysis about being a negotiator? >> greg: he establishes a point that creates a disruption that brings people closer to his opinion. he's for data. he decided to say we're tired of you not paying and he brought them to the table. he's a salesman. a salesman poses the question. >> kimberly: are with -- why are we saying, everybody, put your money in the till so we can combine resources, everybody pay your fair share if he wasn't adhering to the principle of article 5? >> jesse: richard? >> meanwhile, back at the ranch ...

i would love to hear him say that but beyond that i think this president cannot go around being our version of "the mean girls" saying this country's in. this country's out. what he's got to do is have complete -- . >> kimberly: what do you think happened with bringing over 50 arab leaders together and reengaging with saudi arabia? >> none were sunnis? there were no sunnis? >> president obama, the last time he visited. >> let me get to greg, um, ariana grande released a statement. she said, now compassion, kindness, love, strength and oneness that you've shown one another in the past week is the exact opposite of the heinous intentions it must take to about pull off something as evil as what happened on monday. now she's throwing a benefit concert for those people that lost loved ones. >> greg: well, you know, it's interesting. she's -- i say horray for maturity, because if we remember a couple of years ago about the incident in the doughnut shop and she said i hate americans, because she was referring to

obesity, because of the doughnuts and she apparently might have spit on them. she seems to have matured but the message she's giving is designed to hit all the right notes without offense. so it's honest but it's very very, very careful. it's -- it stays within the lines of the enter tan -- lines the entertainment world draws. you can't mention the cause. what caused this? because if you do, you step outside the lines. what's the space you're -- what's this face you're making? are you in trouble? >> you're drawing arbitrary lines, greg. >> greg: you know what i'm saying? >> no i don't. >> greg: the entertainer can't contribute to the cause of the attack. >> why not say radical islam? >> greg: not a bad idea. i'm not the expecting it from her. it was a perfectly-made statement that hits all the right the notes without defense. >> kimberly: it involves a lot of love. did you notice? was to instagram. of course, she's on the disney channel! that's what they do there.

>> jesse: what did you think about it? did you think she was too safe? think she could have gone farther in really putting a name on the enemy? >> yes, i think if she was a country music star it would have been a little bit more direct. >> greg: wait. wait. wait, you guys we got to be clear. she's devastated by this. >> kimberly: we know that yeah. >> greg: i want to reiterate. >> she's walking a fine line. >> greg is right. she's 23 years old can you imagine putting out 0 a concert and having something -- on a concert and having something like this happen in the name of evil and hatred? i can't imagine what she's gone through, obviously with the family -- . >> kimberly: i thought she'd be out longer to be honest. real, genuine grief and -- >> this is what we should do in response to terror, because that's what they want. they want us to cower to them. they want us to cower to hate. she's saying no. she's putting on this concert. so you know what? good for her. kudos to ariana grande. this is what she should be doing. >> a with you again! >> i feel like i -- i agree with

you again! >> i feel like i should be worried richard is agreeing with me. this never happens. i don't think this is a good thing. i'm a little worried. >> here is the thing, politics aside. first of all, this happened at her concert which has to be nerve-raking, all right? she's put out her statement and paying for the funerals but she's having another benefit concert. she's a class act. ariana grande, class act. >> greg: the bitter point, too, is that this is a group of people, islamic terrorists, who are striking out against fun and leisure activities and these a are -- the entertainment world, these are their fans. so they should be very interested in fighting back and saying the right things and standing up to this, because they are the targets now. it's not just -- it's not jus just -- you know, buildings in new york city anymore. you know, it's not just subways. they're looking at -- bataclan was a soft target concert.

the club in orlando, this is where young people go. >> kimberly: football stadiums as well we've seen, yeah. >> greg: i think entertainers and celebrities should be more outspoken because they're going after your fans! >> jesse: exactly. next, hillary clinton is not over her loss to president tru trump. we'll show you what she told graduates next. graduates next. ♪

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assault on truth and reason. when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. that is not hype wolly -- hype bowley, it's what au author tareium regimes across history have done. >> kimberly: that's a strong warning. one thing she didn't warn the grads about is wild speculation while in her time in college. >> we were furious about the past presidential election. with about a man whose presidency would end in disgrace for his impeachment for obstruction of justice. >> kimberly: she was referring to richard nixon. let's have a quick fact check, shall we? president nixon resigned and was

never actually impeached unlike mrs. clinton's husband who was the most recent president to be impeached. feast on that fact, greg. >> greg: yeah, i remember when i was a kid, now in our backyard, we had these dandelion greens. i don't remember if -- i don't know if you could remember, you could suck on them. you don't need them anymore because hillary is a walking fountain of bitterness. and i'm starting now to feel sorry for her. imagine being the quarterback of a losing super bowl team that spends months trashing the winning quarterback. it's the textbook definition of a loser. think about how heroic it could have been if she'd done a commencement speech about losing gracefully about giving the winner a chance before condemning that person? she could apologize for monica lewinsky for shaming her. why don't do you that, hillary in between coughs? she can't hear me. >> lisa: i think she needs to

spend more time in the woods. clearly she's not moved past the election or past losing. he find it hilarious she talks about the assault on truth coming from someone who systematically lied to americans throughout the general elects. she was supposed to beat barack obama in the democratic primary in 2008. she was supposed to beat donald trump. she didn't. she really is just a little bit bitter here. and look, the reality is, she needs to accept the fact the reason she lost is because she ran a horrible campaign never stepping foot in wisconsin. she spent more money pursuing one congressional district, one electoral college vote than she did in wisconsin and michigan combined in the final weeks which have brought -- which would have brought her 26 college electoral votes. she needs more self-reflection in the woods, in a more tranquil place and give it more thought before coming out. >> kimberly: let's go to my man jessie waters who spent time in the woods and was unable to find her. >> jesse: what was going on with

the hat? she's she looks french to m me -- she looks french to me. >> greg: that's how you're supposed to wear it, right? >> kimberly: she could have tilted it back a little. >> richard: that's -- . >> greg: that's what you focus on? her hat? >> jesse: she said i believe in america. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind, and the good will to lead. since then, she's blamed russia, misogyny, bernie and fake news. every time she opens her mouth, i think the american public says thank god she's not our president. the fact she brings up impeachment is kind of ironic since her husband was impeached for perjury and then she made fun of trump saying he likes to talk about crowd size. last time i checked, she couldn't fill a high school gymnasium. she also said that donald trump is assaulting the truth. hillary lied about her secret server and lied about been ghazi

being about a -- benghazi being about a video and lied by about a president talking about keeping her health care. she's got the no throgs stand on. she needs to go quietly so other democrats could come to the table and be the real leaders of the democratic party. >> kimberly: no legs to stand on so she needs a lounge chair in the woods and tip her hat back so she doesn't look too french. >> richard: i've got the two points. >> jesse: which one is right? >> richard: they're both right. a lot of politicians gave in political speeches this cycle. they all sucked. they were all smug. donald trump spent more time in the coast guard speech instead of honoring the graduates talking about himself and the fake news media. she spent more time in her speech talking about why she lost. she's pushing a political agen agenda. these graduations are about the graduates and their families. point blank. period. they're not about political agendas. every politician who spoke this

cycle was awful. they're all guilty. the second point is i have advice to democrats. all we've got to do here is sit in our hands and watch donald trump self-destruct. it's been 130-some-odd days, the highest his poll rating has been is 41%. >> fake news. >> richard: number two. >> jesse: higher than the media. >> richard: he's got a health care bill that's going to fail because the senate is not going to pass it, right? he's got four russian investigations all happening at the same time. all we've got to do is sit back and watch the the slow car wreck happen, democrats. don't say anything. don't jab at him. just watch. it will slowly crash into the other car and implode. period. greg gregg you're rooting for the destruction of our president? >> richard: no i think this guy cannot lead the country and he is showing it. we're 130-some-odd days in and it's obvious. >> greg: better off than hillary

man. >> richard: 60% of americans agree with me. >> kimberly: they need president trump in office as long as possible. they can't figure out anyone in their party that could run against him. >> richard: i don't know about that. >> kimberly: i just boomeranged myself. ahead, an outrageous situation in a college in washington. a professor threatened because he objected to an event that kicked white people off campus for a day. that story after the break. offs for a day. this story after the break.

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>> history could pivot in the direction of the values that you're standing here for. >> we're dying. >> what? >> we're dying! >> kimberly: terrible. professor weinstein now says the police are telling him he's not safe on campus. demonstrations at the college have only intensified this week. the protest occurred on wednesday in the library. according to the school, no one was hurt. nothing was injured. greg, what do you make of this? >> greg: these are fascist robots with no brains in their heads. they should never be hired for a job. fascism and racism are now the double major at the this university. it's like the horror movies where you find out that the phone call is coming from inside the house. the campus was supposed to be about free debate. now it's the seeds of

totalitarianism. the professor came out against a racist act. there's a day where they say white people don't come. they changed it so that white people could come and blacks could go. that's racist. he was calling it out. and this is what happens in a sterile environment free of libertarians and conservatives and it's all liberals. they eat their own. do not hire these kids! do not let them get into the real world! let them get jobs in the facul faculty. let them destroy themselves. they do not deserve your time or effort. they're disgusting crap! >> richard: oh boy. >> jesse: here. here. >> greg: you can't disagree with me. this is horrible. this is absolutely horrible. laes leise richard to that, -- . >> lisa: richard, to that. what did that accomplish? the students barricaded themselves in the library?

>> richard: the day of absence is the thing this university has done for years. this university is a liberal arts -- . >> lisa: they changed it this year. >> richard: what happened was is there was an a.p.i. student arrested at a party no other student was arrested. because of that, the university president created a board of students and faculty and parents to sort of -- asian pacific islander -- they created a board to sort of figure out how to deal with some of these proposals. one of the board's proposals is to change how they hire professors that's what teed off this guy. he sends an open email to the entire campus about the hiring of professors. students felt that email -- . >> lisa: his email was in response to the fact they've always had this day but the differences were this year they asked for white people to lead. >> greg: i read the email! >> richard: multiple e-mails were sent out by the professor. >> greg: the one that they are ticked off is about the one he reacted to the students. >> richard: in the interview on

you tubb, he talks about -- on youtube, he talks about -- this is called evergreen college for god's sakes. it's a liberal college. >> jesse: he's a liberal professor being eaten alive. >> lisa: what's this accomplish, richard? if you can't have dialogue, if they're shutting down this teacher and not allowing for discourse, what does this accomplish? >> richard: most of the kids on campus agree with student body. i think the university has larger problems on its hands other than the professor. there's systemic racism at this university. >> greg: i don't trust the word systemic. when you think systemic, you better have the the evidence. >> richard: systemic discrimination at this university. >> greg: really? explain. details. systemic means a lot! >> richard: they have problems with how they deal with sexual assaults on this campus. they also have problems on campus with how they [ indiscernible ] students. >> greg: sounds like talking points to me.

>> richard: talking points from where? >> greg: that's a good question from where? >> lisa: what's this accomplish, kimberly? >> kimberly: nothing. you have a professor like this who they're not listening, they're not being bright about or being reasonable. they're persecuting this guy. he was just on with tucker. our audience has seen him. it's horrific. it's an ongoing story in terms the students taking over this campus. we have rising intolerance and suppression of free speech which has now risen to the level where you're interferenc interference -- interfering with education and schools actually being able to run and operate and actually educate. that's the problem. and it's an issue of personal safety. i mean, can you imagine this professor? >> lisa: jesse, the teacher said the police told him he can't come to school because his life is apparently threatened. >> jesse: apparently after shouting at the professor, the

protesters marched out of the building and were met the by campus police. the students fearful for their lives began retreating toward the library and ultimately ended up in the trans and queer center unity lounge trying to stay safe. fearful for their lives. campus safety in my school told me to pour out the beer and go back to my dorm. but you know what? >> kimberly: somehow that doesn't surprise me. >> jesse: if whites still have to go to class one day, i support that. i've been working really hard. you don't fight racism with more racism, richard, but when i was in school, i didn't barricade myself in the library. i tried to get out of the library as soon as possible. >> kimberly: and out of class. >> lisa: doesn't surprise me. waters' world. we've got to go, we'll continue this discussion during the break. the justice department is vowing to challenge an appeals court ruling against president trump's travel ban. is the supreme court [ indiscernible ]

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>> richard: hash #i agree with sallyyates and the federal judges that struck it down. >> did you just say hashtag? >> i did say hashtag omments, ste >> greg: this is another example of how fear of discriminating good from evil will allow people to die. look, tramp made a mistake in the sense they shouldn't have called it the travel ban. they should have called it the terror ban or called it operation haystack which is all it is. find the needles and destroy the needles or make sure the needles don't get in the fact is though we are hamstrung by a mentality that says because we are bad, we can't chase the bad out, because at the heart, we're a flawed nation, and it really is putting us in a straight jacket. look, it is nuts. while we're trying -- all we're trying to do is protect our people. and that's somehow bigoted.

how can you be bigoted? how can you be racist against a set of ideas? religion is a set ofites ideas. that -- religion is a set of ideas. that is all it is. >> richard: trump is a walking con 42 diction. >> greg: i'm sorr sorry -- contradiction. >> greg: i'm sorry. in 20 minutes, i'm on vacation. >> kimberly: that's why you have the short sleeves on. you're flapping your wings. >> richard: what i will say is this and i'll make it pretty quick. he says you can't ban half of the muslims and say work with me at the same time. lisa? he did. that's why the court struck it down. >> lisa: clearly the leaders he met with wanted to meet with him in saudi arabia and these countries, jordan have this had a lot of positive things to say about this administration. look this entire conversation has been completely overblown. we're talking about a brief pause from countries that have already been identified as state sponsors of terrorism, safe

harbors of terrorism, attorney general sessions has identified 300 refugees in this country that are involved in some sort of f.b.i. terrorist-related investigations. we know that it's very difficult to vet individuals coming from war-torn places like syria. john brennan himself, former c.a. director, said isis was trying to infiltrate the west through migrants and through the syrian refugees. further, there's been articles about isis being able to print documents by taking over government buildings in syria and being able to print sireian -- syrian pass worts. why with all of this information collectively that we know would we not want to be careful about who we're letting into this country? >> richard: you say short pause. i say muslim ban. jesse? >> jesse: i say the supreme court will uphold the constitutionality and richard will cry his eyes out. whenever the president finds the entry of any aliens or class of aliens into the united states will be detrimental to the interests of the united states,

he made by prock andlajs for such a period he shall deem necessary suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants or oppose on the entry of aliens or any restrictions he may deem appropriate. >> kimberly: that's executive branch. at the president's grounds. >> jesse: what he's doing is judge shopping and filtering it up through the ninth circuit. >> richard: it's more to the ninth circuit and appeals. >> jesse: on ideological grounds. it was on ideological grounds. >> richard: you can say what you want to say. here is the thing. this travel ban -- . >> kimberly: you might want to ask the lawyer, the only one who knows about this bottom line is the u.s. supreme court will strike down the fourth circuit and the ninth circuit. we're witnessing in this country a huge power grab of the executive branch and the authority of the president and that is a huge problem, because they're trying to legislate from the bench and do the forum shopping which is not going to stand whatsoever. so they're about to get a big

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combreg gregg it's facebook friday, my favorite time of the year. -- gregg, it's facebook friday. my favorite time of the year. kimberly, this is from suzanne f. how will you spend the memorial day weekend? >> kimberly: are you asking? is suzanne asking? >> greg: i just want to know if you'll be in your apartment? >> kimberly: creepy. i'm going to be in the hamptons. >> greg: you're not a stereoty stereotype. richard? >> richard: going back to the nation's capital to hang out with friends. >> greg: what is the nation's capital? >> richard: washington, d.c., ever heard of it it. >> greg: never. jesse, plans? >> jesse: community service.

soup kitchens. >> greg: that'll never happen. we know jesse. jesse, you going to the hamptons too? >> jesse: no, i'm not. >> kimberly: he's got a preplanned vacation. >> jesse: i've got the receipts to prove it. >> greg: lisa? >> lisa: wanted to go to th the -- it's supposed to be raining this weekend. heading back to d.c. tomorrow. going to a cookout on saturday. >> greg: beltway insiders here at the table. i'm going to miami. i'm not a big fan of miami so probably spend a lot of time in the hotel room. >> jesse: you don't seem like a miami guy. >> greg: i've got my vices but not in miami. >> jesse: that was pretty funny. >> greg: that was terrible. going to go this way. anna marie. lisa, pay attention. >> lisa: i'm sorry. >> greg: that's all right. >> kimberly: don't get sucked into waters' world. >> greg: if someone narrated your life, who would you want

the narrator to be and why? >> kimberly: sorry you got stuck with that. that was not easy. >> lisa: man. i'm blanking on his voice. he's the best voice -- a male's voice. would that be weird? >> greg: lou dobbs? what are you laughing about? >> kimberly: that's your life. >> greg: lou dobbs is fox news's lou. >> lisa: there's a commercial on air. it plays on fox. australian chick. awesome accent. i think hers. >> greg: jesse? >> jesse: james earl jones. no-brainer. >> kimberly: he's not an australian girl. >> lisa: my mind is blown. >> jesse: self-identified as an australian girl. >> kimberly: that's what i thought you were referring to. >> greg: richard? >> greg: two, oprah winfrey or morgan freeman. >> greg: those are two obvious.

everyone wants morgan freeman. >> richard: i said oprah first. >> greg: i would want morgan fairchild. i bet she watches "the five." >> kimberly: really liking bonno these days. very nice picture with george w. bush. he's against, you know -- . >> greg: kimberly guilfoyle. i was going to say judge janine. i love hers. everything is out there. coming up, greg! or it could be judge napolitano. it's not in the constitution. it's not in the constitution. >> kimberly: who else do you have, dobbs? >> greg: i'd do more but they're not here anymore. joseph o. if you were able to be in one conversation in history, which

one would you choose? that's a good one. >> kimberly: these are hard! >> jesse: we did this one already. >> greg: did we? >> jesse: it was last week. >> greg: i teased it last week. remember, i teased it last week? >> richard: frederick douglas and abraham lincoln. >> kimberly: what? >> greg: historical one. >> richard: historic conversation. >> kimberly: we already did this. i said before ronald regan and margaret thatcher. i answered this last week. >> greg: don't challenge the questions of facebook friday. >> kimberly: i'm challenging it. >> richard: did you challenge alec trebek. >> lisa: president trump and president of china when they're eating the chocolate cake. i wanted to be there when he told the president that he struck korea? >> jesse: comey/trump dinner so

we can get to the bottom of that fiasco kim kim -- . >> kimberly: would you want to be one of the curtins in the background writing your notes. >> greg: i'd like to be in the conversation, a fly on the wall when they were hiring me. >> kimberly: should we amend that? what were we thinking? >> richard: that was clearly an historic conversation. >> greg: i just walk in. >> kimberly: then e-mails would say why. >> greg: for the longest time, they thought i was brian killmead. >> kimberly: he plays you sometimes here. >> greg: we have to go. one more thing, up next.

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>> jesse: time now for one more thing, k.g.. >> kimberly: thank you, jesse. unknown member of the british royal air force wrote a personal message on a missile targeting isis after the group claimed responsibility for the man chest err tack. it simply says love from manchester. i.r.f. confirmed to fox the photo is genuine and going vir viral. in a few minutes, if you could please come with me upstairs, i'm going to be hosting "hannity." you'll see me in this red dress. i've got a fantastic lineup tonight.

michelle malkin, herman can cane -- cain, dennis kucinich, joe concha, doug schoen. >> i've got joey jones, nat ideasman and nigel will be on. here we have the return of ... the worst thing about the prom are the promposals, stupid attention-seeking cliche idiotic thing where people have to make it a big deal to ask people to go to the prom. go to the santa monica recreational area. a guy is walking with his girl. hey, let's look over at this rock it says "prom!" how do you think the rock feels? can't you just ask someone out

these days? do you have to make a big deal out of it? i'm tired of it! >> jesse: greg needs a cocktail! all right. so waters world 8:00 saturday night. i talk to eric trump, business, politics, other things. roll the tape. >> my family is growing. my wife is expecting in september. >> congratulations! you need a baby name. jesse is a great name. >> i like that. >> other piece of advice, i've got twin girls. my golf game suffered dramaticly when you have kids. >> eric and i played golf together. we'll show you who wins and who looses. i really want to play golf with you, greg. >> greg: wouldn't end well. >> jesse: for you. richard? >> richard: mark zuckerberg spoke at harvard university's commencement. here's what he said. >> best memory from harvard is meeting priscilla. we met in line for the bathroom in the foho bell tower and in what must be one of the all-time

most romantic lines, i turned to her and said, i'm getting kicked out in three days so we need to go out on a date quickly. >> richard: at least the romance is still there, greg. i believe in good -- [ indiscernible ] >> lisa: dave, a 71-year-old army veteran is now going to receive his high school diploma and finally graduate. he wasn't able to graduate. during his junior year, he decided to enlist. there was mostly financial problems in his family. that was one of the reasons. he was able to get his diploma because of operation recognition who honors veterans over 60 years old that were unable to get their diploma get one. >> jesse: congratulations. happy memorial day weekend, everybody. watch us on monday. very special memorial day show. >> greg: unless it's breaking news. don't jinx it!

>> jesse: have a great holiday weekend, everybody. k.g. hosts "hannity" which is up next. . ♪ >> kimberly: welcome to "hannity." president trump continues his foreign trip by meeting with leaders at the g7 summit in italy. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for sean tonight who is off for the memorial day weekend. he'll be back on tuesday. president trump was made fighting extremism a staple of his overseas trip appears to have scored a big win with g7 nations agreeing to do more to combat terrorism. now, while the president is getting strong reviews for his diplomatic efforts, many in the mainstream media are still attacking him. take a look. >> the entire world's watching. and, of course, most importantly