the poor, housekeepers and their employers, people who take the bus or drive teslas and nobody in between. that's why normal people don't vote for them anymore. that's it's for us tonight and r the week. see you every night at eight. "the five" is next, don't miss it. >> hello everyone, i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle along with jesse watters. it's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." democrats have been obsessed with russia meddling in the 2016 election earlier this month. former fbi director james comey revealed some possible interference closer to home. come and testify before congress that obama's attorney general, loretta lynch told him not to use the word investigation discussing the clinton email case. the news that even prominent democrats. >> at one point, the

attorney general had directed at me not to call an investigation but is said to call it a matter. that gave me a queasy feeling. >> i would have a queasy feeling too. i think we need to know more about that. >> senator feinstein and the judiciary committee are now taking bipartisan action announcing today they are investigating quote alleged political interference by ms. lynch and the clinton emailt case. in related news, foxnews.com is reporting that the state department is investigating whether hillary mishandledig classified information which could lead to the former secretary of state losing her security clearance. to not adjust your sets. that was not a story from two years ago. this is actually still going on. richard, you did also have feinstein today say that she did not believe that attorney general lynch played any role in the clinton investigation. these letters are just a request for information to put to rest a speculation about the issue. what are you? >> here's the thing for it as of this before on the show. i think no justice department can be elevated above politics. they've all play politics and

history. i think this is very interesting.ve i think that loretta lynch clearly probably made somees mistakes and what she did here. i'll be the first to admit that. hillary clinton lost the election. just let her walk in the woods. >> in fact, as brett pointed out earlier, hillary clinton is actually quite active following the republicans with the deaf party. >> after all the stuff we've h gone through, he or she goes demonizing a group of people, calling us killers. that's not a good thing to do in this heated political climate. it's always about hillary. it's always about the clintons. and there the acid reflux of the democratic party no matter what. they just keep coming back up every year. there is another clinton problem. anyway. the letters are meant to put to rest a speculation. that is exactly what donald trump wanted from comey, and he didn't get it. we can say there's no there there.

this is truly the anti-transparent party. this is about using and manipulating speech to hide truth. they didn't want to say investigation, they wanted to say it's a matter. that was janet napolitano's way of replacing the word terror. or workplace violence. they have a real problem with truth. they have no transparency whatsoever. this proves the case. >> i just think you guys really like hillary clinton. including the president who continue to tweet about her after he's beaten her and defeatedd her. u.s. continue to talk about her like you're going on a date. >> what sort of legal trouble might hypothetically a former attorney general began for something like this? > loads. here's the thing. she's not going to make a case against her, now she? the last time she testified testified in the senate committee, she refused to answer the question. i think that she is going to say i'm not going to testify, she subpoenaed, if she's subpoenaed,

shall try to say for the moment or something. she's not going to to do it the and spill the beans on any of this whether there was any kind of inappropriate behavior or no not. as it relates to hillary clinton's security clearance, it's groundhog day all over again because we been doing this over again. time, they'll actually pull the security clearance. that would've been messy while running for president of the states. smashing blackberries and keeping a server up by the toilet. >> all true. speak to guys are obsessed. >> the toilet part. >> the calvin klein cologne. she still has security clearanc clearance. she still has it. it's unbelievable. >> they keep it as long as they don't abuse the privilege. >> because she's shown such a great track record of not abusing privileges. that reminds me of the person who graduates from college and they come back to college afterwards and starts hanging out of the party.

everyone's looking around like what you doing here? get out of here. it's time for hillary to get h lost. y?she could be in more trouble. to looking into whether she mishandled classified information. i've been saying this for a long time that donald trump needs to do this. i'm very glad he's been a listening. if they're going to play games of this russian investigation and all these conspiracies, let's reopen some hillary investigations. let's have the state department inquire about whether she mishandled information. what's fair is fair. let's look into loretta lynch. >> the state department is. >> but the boomerang on the democrats and then once again, if muller comes out and says no evidence that trumped anything wrong andd neither of his associates did anything wrong, you have who is in the crosshairs still? you have lunch in the crosshairs, hillary is still in thee crosshairs, she was left of the subpoena. clapper, samantha paris, everybody is now under suspicion. and the democrats have wasted

six months talking about russia instead of talking about these issues.us >> you probably had a drink with stephen king before he came to the show tonight. we can tell. because you're just spinning this crazy story once again, going back to how you started this. you guys are obsessed with hillary clinton. >> just like you guys aren't obsessed with trap. let's focus on the media really quickly. they've been beating up on donald trump over conversations. what are these? these are conversations. i don't think bill or the rhetoric talking about their favorite soaps on the tarmac. these so-called conspiracies are obsessionso are similar in that they're both about conversations. but when you look at the coverage, are they comparable? are they balanced? are the equal? they treated conversation with trump as obstruction of some kind of deep conspiracy but with hillary, it's nothing. nothing to see here, move along. >> at the same with lynch and

she got a pass. it will be interesting to see if she does actually answer questions if she asked mike answers them. i do think it's a little flimsy. one of the letters from the senate intel committee is based on reporting from "the washington post" about a document that the fbi even said in their own assessment isbi tht was bad intelligence and according to people familiar with its contents, possibly even fake to confuse the spi. >> so i think it was debbie larson that was emailing. >> the fox d.c. bureau said an investigation, they couldn't find that he actually said that. >> can we talk about how juicy it is before we knock it down? that talk about how juicy it is. >> let's do some fake news. >> before he starts, this is hashtag fake news.

>> of the dnc and debbie lost men sent the email to a think tank saying that someone in the hillary quentin campaign had said that loretta lynch was going to spike the hillary clinton email investigation if it got tooo heated. >> can you believe this? >> could be fake news. let's look into it. maybe they didn't want that. >> the good journalist nrdc bro indicated it was fake news. we didn't know what the story was pretty >> here some and you're going to like. this is based on a story that president obama and a lot more about the investigation attempt to interfere that we maybe have known up to now and the president is talking to our own pete on "fox & friends," he is going to have the full interview tomorrow but right now, here's a clip of the president responding to that. >> i just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time ago the election and he did nothing about it but nobody wants to that.bout

the cia gave him information on russia a long time before the election. i hardly see it. it's an amazing thing. in other words, the question is, if he hadd the information, why didn't he do something about it? you should've done something about it. but you don't read that. it's quite sad. >> now after the president says that, at least are we on the same page that russia tried to interfere in the election? it seems that now we can at least be on that same page. >> correct. >> amen. >> were to be go from here? >> the rest of it is all there k saying untrue, no evidence of collusion, no evidence of obstruction, lots of people coming to testify and so far nothing has surfaced. >> i think you're mixing two different investigations. their different investigations.

the sun investigation is not prosecutorial. it's a fact-finding mission about how to protect our election. the muller investigation could be a criminal investigation into what happened in russia and what this white house could've possibly done to cover itru up. because we don't know. it's hard to jump to an assumption there is no obstruction of justice until the investigation is over. figure talking to a prosecutor's right think i've got this covered. i love this. educate me about the law. what i'm telling you is that, he testified that he did not feel that the president of the united states was trying to obstruct any kind of investigation orru justice so wt happened, that i was just 5 minutes ago basically let go and fired them. did something else materialize in between that time that is going to be a game changer and tell you that there are actual fact substantiate this? was going to come from? >> let me be very clear here. it was the trump justice

department that appointed a special counsel in this investigation. therefore, his own justice c department thinks there is of theirer there. why else would he have a special counsele ? >> they don't point someone because i think for sure somebody is guilty. and they say there's been something, something some kind of suspicion or suggestion in the interest of justice and the interest of transparency, will go ahead and push this forward. it's very different from saying there is a lot of evidence like a panel of a grand jury. >> i say you're not going to find anything that trump has already said. he's the most transparent president in the history of the united states.s. you know his every thought. you t know what he is doing. you know where he's at because he's tweeting it. there ispa no cover-up because e refuses to keep his mouth shut. you know everything that's going on. >> give me one more second here. the president said during the campaigns that the election was

rigged against him. but what "the washington post" story today is saying is the election might have been right but into his favor. >> i can't even keep up with what rigging is going on. what i do know is this, president obama knew that the russians were trying to do something with the reelection and did nothing. hillary clinton had a secret server that was potentially have to nobody did anything to her. the dnc was warned about hacking. they didn't put up any defenses. and then they got hacked and didn't do anything about that after. he gave his password to a hack hacker and the password was password. how is this trump's fault again? >> he's the president. you guys continue to obsess about hillary clinton like how i started the segment. >> coming up, after johnny depp is apologizing for joking about assassinating donald trump, but is he sincere? that story when we return.

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>> >> right now, somewhere under a rock, kathy griffin is smiling. >> was the last time an actor

assassinated president? [cheers and applause] i want to clarify, i'm not an actor. i live for a living. however, it's been a while. and maybe it's time. >> he's drunk. anyway, that moment sums up depp's declining career. in a desperate attempt to be edgy, he figured he could win over the british audience with a joke about killing trump. when all else fails, go there. it reveals a truth about johnny depp. he's not a trailblazer, but an imitator. it's why hugh imitates keith richards wherever he goes. remember when rachel decided she was black? he is doing the same thing. he's culturally appropriating case record. he's a member of aarp, it's time to stop dressing like her mother's hat rack. he's since apologized and said

he intended on malice and he probably didn't. what he intended to do is maintain his relevance, clinging to a coolness that's dwindling. the easiest way to say stuff that hollywood things is dangerous when enough. the real danger is commented saying that you like product trump. but the bloated parrot that is data revealed that all celebrities do is copy other celebrities. act like keith richards, act like kathy griffin, drink like oliver reed. it was johnny depp? i don't think he really knows. i don't think it's a joke that's the outrage, it's the banality of it. how desperate must be you be just to say you want to assassinate the president just for applause?t johnny depp desperate pretty want so badly to be a rolling stone, but he's just rolling stonet. he apologized, they always do. they always do. >> he was like it went over your head. you guys didn't get it. it wasn't a real apology.

i think he said too much wrong. i think what's going on right now, i'm running out of things to say about celebrities talking about assassinating the president. it's gotten kind of old. there's a pattern now that's emerging, the hard-core hollywood left has an assassination fetish. there is a death cult surrounding the president. can you imagine if vince vaughn or greg got filled, entertainment right-wing celebrities started fantasizing about assassinating president obama? it would be earth shattering. >> i think we might have. >> they had ted nugent. >> we do this every night on the five. >> we knew we were going in that direction. >> i just want someone in hollywood to at least condemn this guy. can they condemn him? >> alcan done him and i'll

condemn ted nugent and i'll condemn all these people that are trying to resurrect their careers by trying to get to the new cycle by attacking a president whether it be barack obama or donald trump or george bush forth that matter, they're all bad, condemned. >> i take this seriously because and so should the secret service. >> it's the law. >> this is a problem actually. if you think the secret service is going to let this guy anywhere near the president. he's not kidding. he has actually a troubling past of addiction with alcohol, domestic violence, restraining orders, his ex-wife filed a restraining order. it was documented by an eyewitness, one of her friends, he threw a phone, hit her in the face, had a big magma wind, was swinging it trying to hitter. he's really got a lot of problems. he's getting close to broke and in a huge lawsuit. with his business managers and people that were handling his

money. the whole thing is a big disaster. this is somebody who is becoming a little bit unhinged. they take these types of things seriously and i think they should. nevertheless, hopefully he learned his lesson and sobered up a little bit about it. >> what you think? >> i like that your point that it was so banal that it gets to bele so retained, it fails to shock. that's what they're trying tofa do. kathy griffin as you can remember, held up a head of president trump. in the video where she talks the cameraman, she says you know we are going to get into a lot of trouble for this.h she intended to get all of this attention. i guess we can't say for sure, i i imagine that he knew he wouldn't play that big of a priceoh because in hollywood you won't really be condemned. >> it's true. that last line of. it was a joke, at the front end, and then he said i'm not an actor, i'm a liar. then he says maybe it's time. it was a joke up in the front,

but serious in the back. the reverse of a mullet. why do i even bother? >> you two are on the same wavelength. >> what does that tell you? >> up next, ainsley earhardt's exclusive, yes, it's an exclusive interview with president trump. he had a lot to say about former fbi director james comey. more when we come back. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands).

i realize that ah, that $100k is notwell, a 103fortune. yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. >> dana: >> president trump created weeks of frenzied speculation when he said he had tapes about fbi director james coming. he said he has no tapes and discuss the issue with ainsley earhardt. >> i didn't take him. you never know what's happening when you see that the obama administration and perhaps longer than that was doing all

of this unmasking and surveillance. i don't have any tape and i didn't sk hate. but when he found out that there may be tapes out there, whether it's government tapes orth anything else, i think his story may have changed. my story didn't change. my story was always the straight story. it was always the truth. but you will have to determine for yourself. whether or not his story changed. i did not tape. >> paying attention not? >> so he said he's talking about but he doesn't have any tapes. >> greg: i love it, i love it, i love it. he never said there were tapes. he just said i hope for comey's sake he wasn't recorded which was brilliant because of what he did as he ran circles around the media and the media spend how many weeks. then he said last week, you're going be very disappointed, believe me. this is what he does. when are people going to figure out this is what he does and he's really good at it, and i

love that he's giving her a tour of the white house. >> i've already said that i don't think it was brilliant. but i also think it's not a revelation that a molar incoming knew each other because as a small group of people that actually work at that level of the fbi and the justice department and they all sort ofh other. i don't know if mueller actually asked for the data of the people he was hiring. that might be a good question to ask him if hea didn't or if he did, why or why not. if there's truly nothing there, who better to have announced that then clinton affiliated folks? that will actually solidify it. president trump has set himself up so either way if it comes back but there's nothing there, the clinton people say it, done deal. if it comes up that there might've been something there, one of the satellites that you talk about a couple of weeks ago, that it's biased because they are clinton affiliated people. that's how i see it. >> you summed it up. i don't know if you can top

that. i'm going to give you a chance. >> as much ashe it pains me to say, i agree with dana. >> i am wondering about that. >> now you're in the doghouse. >> first to rip on her dog yesterday. >> it makes them feel better. it pains him to agree with me. >> i think you're exactly right. i'd like to advance the story line. i think what trump is doing as he is playing into a rigged system. member what he did during the election, the fbi investigation was rigged, the fake poles were rigged, the media is out to get me, it's all rigged, rigged, rick. when he said this mueller investigation up as potentially pilots, that plays into trump's army against the establishment. on the a coming tapes, that wasa bluff obviously. some people think it backfired because it washes special counsel.

other people think it made comey say things he would've otherwise said and made him more ominous. when he tweeted about obama spying on him, that was the unmasking scandal. when he tweeted that about mueller, he saidid something abt nancy pelosi, we love her, want her to stay there forever. great for the republican party, that's reverse psychology for the democrats. and other. democrats are scratching their heads like trump likes pelosi to? when we should get rid so that's what he does. of her. and it works.. >> how's it working out? >> if it launches an investigation against you that myers your white house and their entire agenda, that i don't think it's working. i would not painfully agree with dana on this point. i would gleefully agree with dana. the other point that i want to make is i think republicans should be very careful about this argument that all the

people gave money to hillary clinton. guess who us give money to the democrats? about the trump and jared kirchner. it's where they out to get the president to? because that was when they were business people. not when they were politicians. >> that's my point. everybody gives money. i would give dana money because dana is my friend. >> and data would return that donation because you're filled with scandals. >> just as much scandal as you. because the only person running for office is kimberly guilfoyle. >> and i will give it to kimberly. this is a silly argument and not to mention the fact that i guarantee if you look at the fcc filings, you'll find out in donald trump's history, he gives money to democrats. wedding ons were at his wedding. let's quit this argument because it makes no sense. >> going back to trump being the

most transparent person on the planet, he talked about they were at my wedding. what you expect? i need themck there. i do business. he's a real estate developer. i've got to get these people over here. >> he throws a little sugar here and there. >> that's all i'm saying. >> i'm not mad. do i look mad? >> i think we need a weekend. >> thank god it's friday. >> maybe we need to go rogue, facebook friday anyway. >> the show is going great. >> an unbelievable story of next. a democratic official is caught on tape saying that he is glad that steve's lease was shot. we're going to play it for next. you won't believe it. tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. i'm micah with safelite. customer: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most.

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>> jesse: more vicious rhetoric from the left. after a liberal activist went on a shooting spree on republicans. wounding five, including house majority whip steve's lease. mr. scalise is now out of the icu and is listed in fair condition. but phil montag who was recently chair of the chair committee had a different reaction to the shooting. >> his whole job is to kick people off of health care. i'm glad he got shot. i'm glad he got shot. i'm not going to say that in public. >> why do you sing it to us for? what are you telling us for? >> jesse: that's one of the most outrageous thing we heard on "the five" and we've heard some outrageous things. >> nebraskans are probably reeling from this but what's

interesting is you listen to that, his colleagues are saying how could you say that? saying that it's right that he lost his job. he wasn't the only one. just this week, tucker carlson had jim devine on. he was the one that had the hashtag hunt republicans. i do wonder about the democrats having a pause to relate some of the things that have been said. greg mentioned one yesterday about elizabeth warren saying the republicans want blood money for the health care bill. a lot of it is just so apocalyptic and over-the-top in our actually talking about someone who did get shot and thankfully his condition is improving, but it still so traumatic. that was only a week ago. it seems like a much longer than that because of the new cycle the way that they are. >> maybe he was just doing his best johnny depp imitation. >> how many lefties have said this is private and it was lucky they were and taped? he said what he really felt. a lot of people don't. it was taped. here's the issue with the democrats.

they can get out of this. this grumpy demonization, they've kind of neglected the young people so far. it's a party of children. it's a bunch of emotional, tantrum oriented people. the democratic party has to start telling its people to grow up. you're not a kid anymore. you have to start thinking is there feeling. rightgh now they're a bunch of babies sitting on splinters. >> greg makes a point maybe he says democrats in the privacy of their home feel and think this way. do you think that's a prevalent feeling within these democratic activists? that they are encouraging violence, they enjoy the violence, or this guy a one off? >> i take the railroad. never take the low road. i'm always on the right road.

>> kimberly was saying. >> she's going to take the high road, so i'm good. because you are on the high road. >> never mind. >> go ahead, kimberly. you wanted to make a point. >> i'm just going to say that i believe that people are inherently good, i think the people that i know that her democrats would never want this to happen to anyone. in democrat or republican, i think both sides are equally appalled by what he had to say. he should've been fired for it. it really is awful and he should think about that with somebody that if he was related to or his family member, he's not somebody that has the best interest of the people in his heart when he behaves in that way. >> did you see those activists and those students at evergreen college? a bunch of fascists. they would've loved this. you are reading the party a group of people who rejected bait and therefore think about violence because they take the stock between emotion and violence, they remove it. >> jesse: because there is no

legislative victories, the not fighting the real fight. not winning the debate of ideas part of the resortingiv to violence. >> first of all, this is a low level, not even a staffer. >> he was a member of the hillary clinton presidential campaign. >> no, he wasn't. >> yes, he was. right here. part of hillary clinton's nebraska campaign team. >> the campaign team has dana can tell you, everybody says they're part of the campaign team. the volunteer who stuffed the envelopes and packed precinct bags say they're part of the campaign. this is part of the problem that we have in this country. they need to take a chill pill and realized in a degree or rather disagree paid this a part of it. he is alone just as much as the people who say that hillary clinton should be shot for treason which members of the new hampshire house side who was a republican. we've got to take a chill pill altogether. we w can disagree on policy. wewe can disagree, but we are al humans of our all-american.

what you do when you fuel this he was part of the clinton campaign team as you create more hostility between these two parties. that's ridiculous. speak what do you have any chilleded tells? >> the democrats need to take three.se our interview with dennis rodman just back from north korea after playing patty cake again with ruthless tyrant kim jong on, prepare yourself for that up next. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful.

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>> dennis rodman will do anything for publicity. that's why were back to north korea. rama and his agent said the timing wasn't a coincidence. >> i know being there had some to do with it i addressed auto warm beer. i was just so happy to see the kid. later that day, we found out he was ill, nobody knew that. i was just so happy that he got relieved. the state department state department however denies that rodman had anything to do

with warmbier's release and so did mr. warmbier's father, .hat's your take on this malarkey? >> i think that i wish it were true that we could solve all our problems with north korea with rodman diplomacy. but alas, i think i might be dreaming if that's possible. said that he would try to capitalize on a situation like this including his agent going on national television and trying to take credit when the family is grieving. the family and the father specifically contradict his account of the event. i can't stop thinking about otto warmbier and his family and thinking about what we need to do as a country to let them know that this was unacceptable. >> got to put a stop on is north korea stuff. would he think about this? >> we do. i think rodman is a prop for an evil dictator and is either too dumb to realize he is a prop he doesn't care. he's an egomaniac.

rodman is only about rodman. in the 90s, he was all about dying his hair pink and the piercings and dressing up like a woman and putting lipstick on. he is a. i think he goes over to north korea because the only place he gets vip treatment since the 90s, and i do feel bad for the warmbier family because it kind of trivializes the ghoulish miss of the regime by having some washed up rebounding champ over there making no sense at all. spend a of the trip was sponsored by pot coin, which is as new currency for cannabis. >> sounds great. >> which makes it even more bizarre. what your take on the trip? >> this is not the first time that he is try to go over and use that as a publicity stunt for himself, but he was with her that effective, what about the other hostages that are being held by north korea? i really doubt that rodman has ever heard otto warmbier's name before last week.

>> if you find out he's telling the truth, i'll be the first to apologize but if he is lying and i believe he is lying, he is lower than a worm. which is his nickname. why did north korea keep him? he is one american i wouldn't mind north korea resting, but i guess they figure they can't put dennis rodman and, . >> didn't we say rodman if he really want to be a hero would go over there and just choke this guy out? if you really want to redeem yourur reputation, that's what e should've done. picoult he wouldn't meet with him directly when all this was transpiring. >> kim jong-un you said is a friend for life. he's a dictator who has suppressed other people, taking away from basic human rights. you think everyone is actually happy. >> people don't see the good side about that country. >> i wonder if rodman actually

addressed with kim jong il and his good friend the slaves that we talked about last night that are sent to gulf coast countries in order to build stadiums for big world events, they go home, 90% of their income is taken by the state. i wonder if he ever talk to him about those things. >> i think that kim jong-un didn't seem to be like a child who any pension, so he asked out by the launching weapons i can't go far enough. >> i think you got plenty of attention. he has a murderous lineage and his blood with him and with his father. it's unbelievable. >> the cousin of the brother that he had murdered in thailan thailand. >> the female agent that went i in. >> is a propaganda victory for north korea. > we're talking too much abot this loser. we really are. stated that the good point. one more thing is up next.

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>> serious question. >> it is. i never suited the widow. i sued him. >> she is suffering a lot of pain. >> no, she isn't. >> i almost got body slammed by jesse the body ventura. you're going to see that on waters weld the saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> i might turn in for that. >> you guys probably sought but it's so nice. in case anybody did not home, this will tug at your heartstrings. take a look at this photo all over the internet showing incredible acts of kindness. this is a young man helping in scared elderly man down an escalator. it happened last thursday at a mall in massachusetts. you see 23-year-old alonzo johnson, and he noticed the older man pause at the top of the escalator and was afraid to step on there to get on it. he told him i've been stuck on an escalator before so i'm worried about it. sophie offered an outraged arm and said to help you sir? and the rest is explained in the photo. it was posted w to facebook and has over 430,000 lives and

25,000 comments. which is why i believe in the inherent goodness of people. >> greg, how about you? >> is to do that to meet people. i have a problem going on escalators. it's a great story. it was a great story. so anyway, my show tomorrow night is a doozy, and i don't use that word lightly. charlie hurt. it's really exciting. he's got a new chair. everybody's happy about that. the armchair, we've got some great stuff we'reav covering everything. it's time for this. >> i hate these people. >> can you see what's in here? you can pretty much see what's in here, right? it's my hand. you can see my hand. so this is a bag that is used at a parma c. it's a bag that's used in a pharmacy. what do you do when you go to the pharmacy? you goou when you buy certain

things. some of the things you don't want people to see, some things that could be embarrassing, some things that can make people worry about you. i'm talking about a lot of the otc stuff with the big flashy names that have letters in them. anyway, this is walgreens, duane reade. real bags, double bags, but i'm walking from the broadway with stuff treating certain things, reoccurring things, and i'm walking around i'm checking out this. i looked down and i can see everything. the names of all the stuff. they don't need to see that. what are you trying to do, duane reade/walgreens beside take over the world and embarrass grade a celebrities like myself? [laughter] >> thiske is a great advertisemt for walgreens. >> should've asked him to double baguette. >> i assumed one bag would be

enough. i'm bringing my own bag. >> that's a solution. it's good for the environment. >> i've got one. yesterday, the washington nationals at jayson werth visited alexander shooting victim mike. here's a photo of them. visited him at gw hospital leaving him with some signed memorabilia which is currently not playing baseball. everybody loves him down in washington. a former congressional aide it is now a food lobby is pretty was there helping the republican members of congress get ready for their baseball game pretty he was released in the icu and is expected to make a full recovery after undergoing multiple injuries and that recovery. that was amazing. also a quick update that congressman scalise was released from the icu today. he is doing much better, long way to go but certainly a week later we have a lotg better mes than we did last friday. richard? >> big shout out to gw and all the staff there and go colonial. >> what does that mean?

stick about their mascot at the george washington university. >> you're one of those guys, one of those washington guys that went to gw? >> i am one of those washington guys. >> talk about the bubble. [laughter] >> meanwhile back at the ranch. the first ultra accessible waterpark has been opened. it is true. it is a $17 million san antonio waterpark, morgan's inspiration island. it has dozens of features. it is the most handicap accessible park in the country. it's a nonprofit park, and everybody who's disabled goes for free. they have everything from they allow you to skip the line if you have a child who has trouble skipping the line, they adjust water temperatures for folks with sensory issues, they even a referral to the water for people with immune issues. this is a big deal. all of the rights or wheelchair accessible.

>> i love water parks. i love them. i love a good log ride. >> i bet you do. set your dvrs and don't miss an episode of the five. >> the log ride is real. >> things for our friends on the five, this is a friday fox news alert. welcome to hannity. major breaking news today, we have an incredible important monologue about the chief purveyors of fake news and the destroyed trump media, people that youke don't know about. we will expose tonight and a special many monologue. first, the senate judiciary committee leaders are now finally opening an investigation into former attorney general loretta lynch is alleged interference with the fbi in their investigation into hillary clinton's email server. also tonight, a hannity investigation into the intense and dangerous hatred now >> hannity: from hollywood and liberal campuses against our president. we'll cover it all in the special