powerful chemicals.ca maybe with hillary's bleach. that's about it for us to make her each night at 8:00 for the show that is the sworn enemy. tucker is back on monday. have a great weekend. "the five" is next. his musical >> dana: hello everyone. i am here with kenny, jesse watters, and this is the five. ♪ from fire and fury to lock and load, president trump sounding more alarm today. the war on kim jong-un, his country will face in our complications.a he tweeted, military solutions are now fully in place for like a loaded should north korea act unwisely. he found that this afternoon with this. >> i hope they are going to fully understand the gravity of what if said. and what i said it's what i mean. hopefully, they will understand

exactly what i said and the meaning of those words. they're very, very easy to understand. >> dana: and then he elaborated. >> this man will not get away with what he is doing. believe me. if he utters one threat in the form of a threat. by the way, he has been uttering it for years, and his family has been uttering it for years. or if he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else that is an american territory or ally, he will truly regret it. he will regret it fast. as before few hours later, he had a threat from his new jersey home alongside his top advisors. >> nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump. that i can a tell you. hopefully it will work out. this has been going on for many years. it would have been a lot better arto solve this years ago before they were in the position they are in. we will see what happens.he

we think that a lot of good things can happen, and we could have a bad situation. we thinkf a lot of good things can happen. if anything happens to guam, there will be big, big trouble in north korea. >> dana: i just asked, greg said they'll be getting schematic >> greg: buyer and fury, like a load. thosee are talk norse to he is using our language, which is not political language, but our language. his blunt, hard. he is in a different position, and every president -- north korea has always been a part of the employee orientation. every time you have a president, you have to go do the north korean thing. he is doing it in a different way, because i think he is seeing a different way of doing it. getting the sanctions agreed upon by three different factions. it was a plus.

basically, he is speaking to north korea in a language, their survival as a language. they are bluffing. he is calling their bluff. itit is something -- we are not going to do anything until they doo something. are they going to do g somethin? i think we sit back and be calm about guam. >> dana: and if nothing else we can do. >> kennedy:rl earlier today i was talking with "the wall street journal" and i said, how is the mood there? people have lived with this for a couple decades, so they are not that worried. i think there is multiple levels of communication going on back channels, front channels. you say this, i say that. one of the things he said today i thought wasch interesting, jessie, they're asked a question about what if kim jong-un said this. and a president trump came fromm a briefing said, i don't think it was he who said that. he is very specific. kim jong-un has not said anything for days. until i hear him say t that, i m not going to react. i thought that that was an

interesting thing. maybe a signal to kim jong-un that there is an opening. >> jesse: trump takes this personally. hei believes that kim jong-un hs disrespected trump. disrespected america, and disrespected our allies in the region. an president trump is big into respect. i don't think he is doing anything differently than any other american commander in chief would do to protect our allies and territories. he is just saying it a a little bit different lee. he is using more colorful language. do not want to block the ultimate bluffer. this is his game. he is a real estate tycoon in manhattan. this is what they do and flush things out. this how they evict people. this is how you negotiate contract. i don't think kim jong-un knows what he is getting into. what he is doing which is very smart is saying you will not only threaten san francisco or california. it will not threaten guam. nobody knows anything about gua

guam. in america. the fact that guam is being protected as if it was a state. as if it was our core ally in the region. it draws a a line so far. >> mo: where military there. >> kennedy: it is so much closer to north korea. >> jesse: that is where we have the b-52s. ofe the b-52s. america? >> mo: >> greg: youam have seen waterworld. >> dana: and there someone who had all the questions you want to know about guam, because she grew up there, and i don't know. in case you're wondering. >> jesse: i think you will do a "waterwold" ." >> greg: i know someone who will want to go there inn mid-august. >> kennedy: can i say one thing about the plums at chemic i do think there has been some

successes aside the saturday. trump said he will not get back put north korea. basically it would stay neutral. something that was a signal to the north koreans. again, is a administration talking through all these different players on a different path. maybe then he had seen before. i think there's more diplomacy going on than meets the eye we see the present make comments like that. >> mo: and i think china stepping up inat that way is significant. i hope kim jong-un listens to what you said. ili think, i also agree the president is his game. this is how he talks. he talks big in the hopes that he can intimidate or persuade, be attending on your vantage point, right? the problem is, i don't think that kim jong-un knows that. i don't think that kim sees it that way's. talked abouty. last night. he is the kind of guy, who you come back with the same kind of

language, and it may escalate. >> greg: does kim want to find out? this is the calculation. >> dana: in the way that the president hass talked using the exact same language. just in slightly different tone tones. essentially saying the same thing. president obama did appeared he's loving, hippie, president obama. if they act, he will be annihilated with our military arsenal. before an attack would not imminent. the intel now shows this is coming to a head. >> kennedy: and this is coming to a hit, because they've given us a time in a place. the president is surmising this with more psychological strategy that we have seen presidents do in the past. i think people should have a more strategic patience in this country. see that my work, because were also seen the aftermath of this that there are diplomatic back channels. there is a dialogue, and i think that is most interesting thing.

get back to something you said at the a beginning of the show, greg. you're absolutely right. s this is the part of the presidential orientation that every administration despises. i would say, let north korea -- it is part of the three failures. peace in they, middle east, some sort of friendly relationship with russia, and disarming nuclear north korea. every administration tries to do something about the three, and have all failed. >> greg: you think president trump cannot bring peace to the middle east? jared kushner is going there next week. >> jesse: it is in motion. >> mo: number four is health care. >> kennedy: don't forget balance a budget. >> dana: can we play for you, greg, oliver north about sentience connect >> greg: i'm not sure. >> the problem with sanctions and that they take too long.

the bottom line, this needs to be shut down and days weeks months. not years. >> dana: president trump said today at a press conference, they are considering more sanctions and at a higher level. >> greg: sanctioning who? before he did not say. possibly more with kim, because one of the things he likes to do to keep people around him happy is give them gifts. lots of gifts. if you cut off his ability to do that, the people in the military will start to get antsy and turn ona him. >> greg: it you have to sanction and hit everybody. including, and i said this before, north korea is bad but so are its parents. you have to hit china. you have toed hit the banks. the easiest reflex is to attribute rationality to north korea. we have done it all falls. i know this guy is nuts. embracing the assumption that he is rational rights of any of these options.

none of this stuff is going to work. he's a crazyt person. there is a rationality behind this blessing. >> kennedy: it speaks to his control and his authoritarian control over the country, where he uses propaganda information and prison camps in order to keep his society in line. it is interesting, because you looko at other regimes that had dictators in the past, and they have sorted this hegemonic goal. they want a big landmass. even a caliphate. more more land. and kim does not operate in the same way. he wants unification of korea on his term so south korea comes part of north korea, but i think that's one of the big things. there are two things to make this time in our history with north korea it very difficult. one is what you said. we have to put pressure on china. we realize that in a way that was not as evident and passive

ministrations. >> jesse: he does like his liquor and video games, and his movies d. >> kennedy: and dennis rodman. >> jesse: is more about survival. they are about 20 20 million as a $1 billion ancient? dug another round. >> dana: and we have not talked about, and i think remaining calm is good, but there is also a huge international, event happening and that is the winter olympics that willnd take place in south korea. >> dana: that will be fascinating to see how the next couple months pay play out. you have athletes from around the world to come here. o those that do go, right? >> greg: you cannot allow north korea teams to participate. >> dana: >> mo: you cannot allow north korea to allow all these athletes behind this section of danger. that would be the bigger concern. >> jesse: canceled the

olympics. here's why. every two years. i liked it when they were both every four years.r then i look forward to them. every two years, i get exhausted by it. >> greg: it hurts our ratings. let's be honest. you have to appreciate it. i think christmas should be every other year, but that's y a different thing. >> dana: we have more to come. the president had some words today that he is talking to tough i north korea. stay tuned for more that i had. ♪ am and new favorites like dueling crab legs with dungeness and snow crab. it's happening right now right here at crabfest. red lobster. now this is seafood.

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careful, very planned in our rhetoric. >> jesse:, mr. trump had this to say to her and others. >> if somebody else uttered the exact same words that i uttered, they would say what a great statement appeared what a y,wonderful statement. i will tell you. we hadad tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what i am saying, because they are sane, finally we have a president that is sticking up for our nation. frankly, sticking up for our friends and allies. >> jesse: rush limbaugh certainly supports that. > now, members of congress ae worried that his blunt and provocative warning to north korea could lead to war. what does this mean? it means that went-ism has taken over. wimpism and pajama boyism has taken over. north korea is on the butt of a

pig? are we worried about a zit on a pig? >> jesse: colorful language. his president obama -- if he has threatened with fire and 30, i think pajama boy, leap off the couch, greatest statement ever by a commander in chief. >> greg: i want to address the thousands of people on twitter. i have to wear glasses. so people on twitter, stop making fun of my beautiful glasses. my wife picked them out. now to the serious stuff. i get theth sense that the media fears trump more than north korea. they also fear donald trump been right. i thing a it bothers them. susan rice wrote a piece in

"the new york times" that described his language as colorful, kim jong-un, but trumps as dangerous. it is an interesting thing. they have to settle down and get used to the fact that this is how he operates. this is how he negotiates. this is the language that hee uses. relax. russia is right. you're talking about 25 people in a a dark prison. that is north korea. a very tiny. >> dana: 2,080,000 people and prison crimes. >> can i say that susan rice, james clapper, and john brennan can go away. absolutely go right. they are no longer in power. their opinions are no longer acquired. they can go away. they are not helping. how would president obama would like it if john ashcroft was floating around their ideas and slapping of diplomatic tunes on sunday talk shows? go away.

>> jesse: the obama people did not have a lot of success all over the world. specifically with north korea. for susan rice, who has very little credibility at this point to come out and criticize president trump for mishandlingm a threat that her administration dumped in his lap is a little irresponsible. >> mo: everyone has the right to their opinion, right? >> greg: i disagree, moe. >> mo: i don't think there's a lot of people who were clear about their opinions while he was in office. she has the right to voice hers. i have got mine. my opinion? is that this president with the way he is escalating the rhetoric makes me a little nervous. right? i disagree with rushe limbaugh. >> jesse: north korea is a zit on the butt of a pig.

we can talk about how we got there. >> mo: every administration leading up to this bears responsibility. 100%. democratic and republican. escalating a war of words with the person, who thrives on that. i just do not know if that is the right way. i hope there is a multifaceted strategy here. i believe some of the people who he surrounded himself with. people like l haley who are proving themselves quite good. who navigated that screw to counsel. what we saw out of china. all of that is very helpful. when the president continues to escalate the rhetoric the way he did, not only would north korea, but tossing out the notion of military action against venezuela. >> greg: i loved that. can i tell you why? ti'm so sorry.

there are two things. i hear that phrase, good cop, bad cop, in this case, you have a lot of good cops and one bad compared you have president trump and his cabinet. this is a strategic way of talking. the venezuela thing is to say to the world, we can handle north korea with one hand and do stuff on thend other. it is saying, north korea is a priority, but we have other stuff to deal with. it is a psychological trick. it is a persuasive trick to say, don't worry about it. >> jesse: closing argument. >> dana: if the regime in venezuela gets nervous and backs off from hurting innocent people. i don't think the president is actually contemplating military action in venezuela, but if they are worried he is one, but should he?

i get that neo-con label. i was labeled that during the campaign, i amor for that. so when you become theu president, you look different at things. the reason i think we are going to have to trust them, because he is the present that we have. with reddit is a solemn obligation is to protect the united states, and he is doing that. he will do that in his own way. he is trying to buy really goodh people who has been dealing with crisis is a maybe not just like you have a maybe not just like poll that says 82 fear north korea nuclear war. that is a healthy fear as long as it does not get in the way of your daily life. we will have to trustas the president and he is not given us any reason not to. >> jesse: and he spoke to the leader of guam today. good morning. today.

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>> dana: sammy hagar. not my choice. national movement to change the names of names. it has now hit school district in portland, oregon. the centennial school board said to change the name of three elementary schools with the word lynch, the name lynch. with growing concern about the word and racial connotation. lynch would, lynch view, and lynch meadows were named after the lynch family who donated the land for the school over a century ago. here's a school board chair. >> we are doing what we believe is right for sugar. we have children of color and other cultures. we want to make sure they're able to cross the threshold of those three schools. and be comfortable in herh surroundings. >> dana: so great, do you think they're doing the greatest

service to children to not teach them to differentiate between a verb and a noun? >> greg: i don't think you should stop there. they should go after loretta lynch, mary lynch, jane lynch. who does this satisfy? it satisfies people outrage were looking for cause. they are operating under thetr false belief that these words are personally attacking them. it is fake outrage syndrome. makes you feel good. i believe it is an actual sickness to feel strongly about something like this. meanwhile, portland. they are upset about words and what is happening in portland rental? hotbed of, of vons. you're going after benign words that you're confusing with a different connotation. it is sad, pathetic, you should not be teaching kids. >> kennedy: there is a high school in portland called

benson high school. before benson, as you know, was a sitcom in the 80s. and i think that attributes people who are saddened by his passing. >> kennedy: think about people who have been so upset by the idea of an american teenager decades ago been caned. caned with a read. >> dana: that is another word after.go there is hanging rock state park in north carolina. this is h how countries fall. this is the beginning of the end. if you're out in portland, and you're feeling rebellious, because young people, the teens of today are going to be way more conservative than their parents. you should go to itunes and download everything you can from dusty lynch, be the most rebellious act. >> greg: deleted back to country music.

>> jesse: if i was black and went to lynch school. went to lynch school. upsetting, but i would be thinking of what is for dessert. what are we doing at recess. these kids are in elementary school. they're not worried about the connotations of lynching in the 19th century. it is crazy. my mother is a child hipsychologist. obviously, she worried what would happen to me. she said one of the keys to a successful child, and successful adulthood, is resiliency. if you're resilient. understand drama. withstand uncomfortable things. nobody wants children to be uncomfortable anymore. nobody wants people to feel anything other than perfect happiness. if you feel uncomfortable, unsafe, or there is a thought that might be a negative thought. protect people fromom negative thinking. where the term "snowflakes" comessn from. it is here. people melt at the slightest bit

of temperature. >> kennedy: everyone is unique, and they do melt quickly. mo, tell me you will defend us. mo: . i am a proud liberal. person of color. i am -- this is ridiculous. >> jesse: we don't need to hear the psyche. r closed. >> mo: i think outrage is overhyped. they change it from lynch view to patrick lynch. they just not rename the other the third point, i would make, respectfully to all my conservative friends. for all the talk about, here we are talking about it in new york city what a school in new portland, oregon, should or should not do. it is local. let them decide appeared at they're getting the pushback they're getting, great. >> kennedy: it is almost legal precedents is that we are allowed to pour over to examine

what is going on in our own lives. and make appropriate remedies, so we do not fall prey to that political issue. >> jesse: dana, this is how the nation crumbles. lynch, shots fired. >> dana: eight jesse, be careful what you say. >> mo: i will stay quiet. >> dana: president obama has been living it up inn retiremen. there is word he may be coming out pretty soon to help save his thinking party. that is next. ♪

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you and president obama's effort to keep the white house in november fell short, but he apparently fired up and ready to go to help save the democratic party. reportos that he will reemerge into the political scene this fall to help democrats rebuild. dana, you work for a president at the end of his term. is there anything wrong with p e president coming back? >> dana: everyone can make their own choice. and the thing that president bush said ateg the end of his term, he does not crave the attention for something new. he created the center in dallas, and he rarely speaks out on anything political. the only time that he was about to when president obama didth nt suspendas the cia interrogators. but vice president cheney did that. i think at some ways, president bush chose a different path. >> greg: he did go on a trail for candidates later on. fund-raisinge. >> dana: also, he was an

unpopular president when he left. it was not like john mccain wanted to campaign with him. john mccain made sure that president bush did not go to the last g.o.p. convention. if you remember. >> kennedy: it is interesting. there is a difference between a past president keeping his party together. especially when you're seen two in civil wars and both parties you have the standards gaining momentum as we see a single sie pair, unfortunately, on the horizon. there is a lot of worry for establishment democrats that th. standards will eclipse and actually cost them more elections. whileor it is popular with a vol minority, a millennials and younger borders, it is not necessarily that resonates with the criticalth part of the country. they still economically hurting in response to populism. his pretty centric. if they take on the

bernie-behemoth, you'll see a change in the democratic party. they can remake itself before 2018. >> mo: you see a map that is difficult for my party heading into 2018 with a lot of defensive seats that they have to take care. you also see as former presiden, who isai opposed to president bush, is popular right now. how do you see that dynamic plano? >> greg: it was his party's fault, he was their only star and they did not go to the trouble to build a bench. theree is no bench behind him. that is how bernie sanders was able to pop in, because they did not have anyone else. they cruised on his charisma. and now, you are seen a lack of vision and new ideas that the democratic party sounds old and stale. they have old and still candidates. i would love to stop talk about president obama. we will get criticized are talking about. he is there, because that is all they have. in the previous segments we played van halen with sammy

hagar singing lead. that is the problem. barack obama is the david lee roth, and he cannot be replaced. david lee roth van halen. the true van halen. >> dana: then hillary clinton is the garyll sharon. >> greg: beautiful! >> jesse: obama is one that steals your girlfriend and gives you the relationship advice. the governor's seat, the state legislator, and things illustrate great analogy. cruise on his charisma. that exactly right. that is exactly right. the guy had it all and he won real action not on his accomplishments. he won reelection because people thoughtec he was a decent man ad they did not like thathe romney. policy he's enacted, all failed. foreign andl domestic. they are left holding nothing, and he'll come back and be a onnching bag for donald trump?

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♪ built one of the greatest movies ever. facebook friday. one of my favorite things in the world. >> greg: this is from michael g. who was the first famous person you met in person? great question. >> kennedy: in person, i have two. i have three. terry porter, the portland trails blair. to blazer. andro mc hammer. parking garage at the marriott hotel right on broadway when i was in high school. made a theater trip to the great white wade.

tickets to broadway. >> greg: you have the best story with michael jordan. >> kennedy: plain dice of the main men's room floor. >> dana: why were you in the? >> kennedy: i won the game. that is important part. >> mo: wit marsalis. we used to play this gig in d.c., i went on my 18th birthday. i got to meet him but he called me on stage and played happy birthday for me. >> jesse: i met dr. jay at a sixers game. for those who do not know. not a real doctor. he gave me a check update. gave me a check update. got his autograph, but then i lost it. >> dana: i grew up in wyoming and colorado. there's not a that many celebrities. i met john l.a., i think. correct for the denver broncos.

i think john elway may have not come out. what a wide receiver, sammy. i met him. >> greg: i would save me. i met myself early. we used to go to car shows. my dad would take me to car shows. kent mccord and martin milner. come on people. adam 12. adam 12. i got autographs from both of them. >> greg: i have no idea who that is ha >> greg: you are like 12. a lot of tv stuff. famous talk. i will start with you with dana. what is your favorite childhood star and character? do not say "little house on the prairie."ar >> dana: but that was my favoriteteai show. >> mo: >> greg: what is a womano works or?

>> dana: i like her. melissa francis. there was laura, the older one paid what was the middle one? >> greg: wow, this was her favorite show. >> dana: we would get dropped off on the bus at three, 40, in the show was atm 4:00. it was a 20 minute walk, so i would run. i would turn on just-in-time. because we did not have dvrs. jessica makes me want wyoming sounds really fun. sorry, dana. dukes of hazard. bo and luke. uncle jesse too. b5 "dukes of hazard" >> kennedy: i see different stroke. also, "dallas." i loved the billing. my mom would let me stay up late. we would watch it together.

fantastic show. she would not let me stay up for not landing. >> greg: the riddler and the original batman. i also liked don rickles. >> dana: rickles is the man. >> greg: what fictional character, jesse, would you like to meet? >> jesse: [laughs] i g would go with the hobbit. >> greg: any fictional character. >> jesse: at the hobbit. >> greg: i would get a big trouble. >> dana: frodo or golem? >> jesse: frodo is not golem. he took the ring from golem.

i read the books, the "lord of the rings." >> kennedy: i think i would like to meet jane eyre. >> jesse: you are so smart. >> mo: i am reading "harry potter" right now, so i am all in on hagrid. >> dana: i this is tough. my favorite cartoon, i would love to meet "the fun songs." [laughs] does a flinstone park. >> greg: you know who i met? i met homer simpson. i did aa show on fox. judas reagan had a show. i did the show. the guy sitting next to me is dan. when you ask people to do voices, they do not like doing

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>> dana: it is time now for "one more thing." >> greg: texting a friend of mine about dinner. people are asking, why are you eat wearing glasses? i usually wear contacts. my show tomorrow night is going to be a great one. that is an actor from justified." it's going to be a barn burner as they say. metaphorically, we are not going to burn an actual barn. >> dana: that is not allowed. bo, we're talking earlier about nono bench for the democrats. there was hope. kansas, there is a fresh face that is running for governor. he is 16 years old. apparently in kansas, there are laws. that is jack ferguson. his running mate is alexander klein. they are 166 and 17 years old. they are democrats. under the rules, they are allowed to run. the national government governs association said, okay. do they have a chance?

>> dana: get into the game. >> jesse: those kids are going to be on next saturday night. this saturday night, we have this guy. it's >> it's the hot sauce on my ribs. [laughs] she's the bacon grease in my collard greens. she's the fuse that sets off -- dynamite! a >> jesse: that is jimmy walker, a big top supporter. he will tell a lot of comp jokes. >> dana: is that the interview where you talk about and coulter? also havewe professional cobblers that are now cuddling people who have anxiety about the trump presidency, and they will show use how to cuddle on sent. >> dana: that is shameless.gs

in these offices, people no longer have offices. they're waiting in cubicles. harvard business school head a harvard business school head a u.s. and the u.k. if you move your chairs closer to the high performer, you will actually increase your own output. >> dana: everybody wanted to sit next to me at school. i believe it. >> jesse: out >> kennedy: i want to sit next to you here. >> dana: at one time they copied my name and my spelling tests test. >> dana: the retired navy. a hero of the battle of midway. just received an honor that is incredibly rare for living veterans. the navy just memorialized him. 75 years after midway by naming a building after him.

chief stewart, we salute you. >> dana: the oldest world war ii veteran is in the hospital. has pneumonia. let us all stay up prayer. set your dvrs. never miss it episode of the five. but wede can. still this is a fox news alert. tensions are high between the united states and north korea. over the rogue regimes continue aggression. welcome to the special edition of hannity. the trump doctrine, president i am jeanine pirro and for sean hannity tonight. ed henry is at the white house tonight with more. add? >> the third straight day where we heard of president trump deliver strong rhetoric. what is really new today was that he and his top aides balanced all that with efforts to work the diplomat excited. the president talked about bringing peace. the critics