this tomorrow. special interview tomorrow with kentucky republican senator rand paul. he has vowing to block mike pompeo's nomination. he will join me tomorrow on fox business network. have a great night, everybody. here is "the five" ." >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." you are looking live at capitol hill where we are awaiting a senate foreign relations committee vote on the nomination of mike pompeo for secretary of state. no democrat on the panel supports his nomination. neither does republican rand paul, meaning pompeo won't have enough support for a favorable recommendation. but majority leader mitch mcconnell still intends to hold a full confirmation vote this week on the floor.

three senate democrats so far is that they will back him. joe manchin, donnelly, heidi heitkamp. they went has praised them but blasts the point less obstruction of the rest of the party. >> when it comes to director pompeo, it's absolutely outrageous that he would not move through quickly. he is extremely qualified for the position. not only the white house but all of america should be calling on the senate to actually do their job, do what they are required and expected to do. that is to help government function and help on the safety and security of our country. i think frankly for particular members of congress that it's very hard for them to justify voting in favor of someone like john kerry and not following suit and voting in favor of mike pompeo. >> jesse: the president adding adding: "hard to believe obstructionists may vote against mike pompeo for secretary of state. the dems will not approve hundreds of good people,

need more republicans!" kimberly, west point guy, harvard guy, incredible credentials. sarah sanders made a great point. john kerry was confirmed, same thing with hillary. what's going on? >> kimberly: an extraordinary individual with an incredible background, history, qualifications, dedication of the country. steadfastly proved himself to be more than worthy of the position. we are lucky to have him. you have the democrats completely with the wool pulled over their eyes because they only see obstruction. they just want to be able to step in the way of a fine american that should be serving the country and continuing in this capacity. sadly, out of pure politics, there is no other good answer, motivation. they are objecting to him. why? to try to prevent president trump from putting through his agenda. despite the fact that

president trump has made tremendous inroads in foreign policy and national security, showing strength and resolve in syria. showing strength and resolve with iran and north korea, making manifest change. something no other administration has been able to do the quite be able to figure out the situation. this course correction in national security history. nevertheless, this is someone he needs to be able to do new with the mission to be able to do this and serve the cia and now can do this in the state department which is sorely in need of some structure, discipline, focus for all of the hardworking people to get smarter and put it in place. what are we doing? we are delaying it. who was it hurting? the country and the american people. >> jesse: it is. i don't understand the reasoning, as kimberly said, has to do with politics. we researched it. dianne feinstein said i sense a certain disdain for diplomacy. i don't even know that means.

how is she sensing that? >> greg: comparing john kerry to mike pompeo is like comparing a stick of driftwood to an iphone. one is irrelevant and the other thing you can do so many things with. it's a clash between adults and children. the children burdened the world with infantile tribalism. it's a team sport. with pompeo's involvement in north korea which is incredibly important, the democrats trying to block it and rand paul trying to block it, it's like during the olympics, trying to take out your star teammate who is in the middle of something. they are trying to pull a tonya harding on nancy kerrigan. they are the verge of something big which is denuking north korea. >> kimberly: my knee hurts just from talking about it. >> jesse: why are you trying to pull a nancy kerrigan, juan? the opposition to mike pompeo. >> juan: you can start with rand paul.

start with the republican. it's the reason you won't get past the committee. >> jesse: he didn't vote for him for cia. >> juan: i am saying he is a republican who was very clear who has principled opposition to mike pompeo because he feels that pompeo is indifferent to privacy concerns and has demonstrated this in the past. he's more concerned with security and going add it in a flat way that might allow americans 'privacy and liberty to be infringed upon. you can understand that. >> jesse: i can come up from his perspective. >> juan: for the democrats, you may have seen, senator booker of new jersey who asked him about his position on gays and pompeo was like, i don't approve of gay sexual behavior. you have every right to say that. the question is will it become part of american foreign policy dealing with countries where gays are killed or persecuted.

>> greg: the left didn't seem to mind that before. >> jesse: we are hearing that the senator from kentucky, rand paul, is a "yes." >> juan: it changes the equation. >> greg: he is watching "the five" ." >> juan: if it is 11-10 and you get the republicans back, you will get the support coming out of the committee. donald trump predicted this, he said he thought rand paul would come on board. the iran deal which is coming up shortly in may. you have pompeo, a long-time harsh critic of the deal and also in terms of dealing with north korea, he has been a really hawkish person. in combination with john bolton who has no objection to a first try, i think it puts a lot of people, and attitude as you described it, this guy is not about diplomacy. he is about running people over.

>> jesse: being a dove has got us where we are now where they are on the verge of a nuclear weapon capable of hitting the united states. >> katie: mike pompeo has done the job of secretary of state by going over and meeting with kim jong un, right? he's been in the position, not officially, but he has done diplomacy at thighs level possible when everyone is criticizing him, saying it should be done at lower levels. mike pompeo is a guy who can get the job done, essentially no matter what it is. he's done that throughout his history. whatever position he's in, he's been successful at all of those professional responsibilities. he knows what it's like to be responsible for human life, what is at stake for the country. it's an issue that's been severely politicized for the sake of being against the president. democrats want it both ways. they've been criticizing the trump administration for destroying the state department not having diplomats by having a bunch of empty poster on the world, and yet the president has sent a number of nominations other than obstructed around the

world. then you have him saying, or nominating my pompeo who at his confirmation hearing said that he's wanting to make sure posts were filled. democrats have to make a choice. you are either backing the state department and national security by confirming pompeo that allowing him to do the job to make sure the diplomats are in place, or you have to take a step back and understand that if you don't allow them to get into place to do the job for america to represent our country and the interests of the united states can with any cap beat criticizing at both >> jesse: two papers that have been critical of president trump, "new york daily news" and "usa today" editorialized in support of the confirmation. one of those reasons, they believe pompeo is going to come in and re-energize the state department and all levels. kimberly, i went to play some sound. you touched on it, some of the democratic opposition and what is driving it. let's listen to the senator from arkansas, cotton. >> the democrats on the foreign relations committee are engaged

in shameful political behavior. 15 voted for my pompeo last year to be the director of the cia. most of these democrats don't have a problem with my pompeo. they are struggling to get over the election of donald trump in 2016. or frankly they face elections this year in 2018 and they are afraid of scaring the moveon.org or code pink crowd. >> jesse: it's a midterm situation for some of them. >> kimberly: it's such a political artifice. they are trying to push their agenda, talking about the midterms. trying to make it a problematic situation for the president. you are hurting the country. would you really look at your intentions, motivations and the outcome, how is it going to in any way help the country move forward? this is someone who was highly capable. not inflammatory or is any problem. juan you're trying to say rand paul. rand paul was like, yes. >> greg: he heard juan.

i wonder. it's, this is all about team sport politics which i think is going to go away soon because we are seeing these cracks in this prison of two ideas. i wonder, it's like if this were a democrat and we were on the verge of making the world safer, right, north korea. this is a big deal. it's a really big deal. would you do this to the democrats or would you want to take part in the win and sam want to support this guy because we're going to change the world rather than say no, i am going to burn the place down because he is a republican. >> juan: i don't think that's the issue. i think the issue is do you normalize trump's behavior in every case and say if you disagree with him, then people will say you're not a patriot. the state department has been totally dismantled. people are at low morale and hurt. we don't have diplomats in place. then you say well, but we are going to get mike pompeo. he will bring something back. come on. it's like blackmail.

>> jesse: i think what you are trying to force peace in the peninsula. leading that overture if you're not gonna let them get out of committee. >> greg: it's about us, not trump. it's about america. >> jesse: we will bring you the vote out of the senate foreign relations committee as it comes in. up next, the national waffle house shooting suspect in custody. before he was captured, the mayor was calling for gun control. those details next. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance.

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>> juan: a fox news alert. the manhunt is over. police in nashville believe they have the waffle house killer in costa d a tip led to the capture of travis reinking today arrested in a wooded area near his apartment this afternoon. for more, let's go to jonathan serrie live in antioch, tennessee, . >> good evening. travis reinking was arrested not far from the waffle house where there early morning shooting took place, claiming four lives. a tip brought authorities to a wooded area behind an apartment complex. detectives walked up on the

suspect. he turned around. they recognized him immediately. they ordered him to hit the ground, and he obeyed without violence. they say they searched his backpack. they found a handgun along with some ammunition. he offered no statements to police other than to immediately request an attorney. they took him to a nearby hospital for evaluation. he was no stranger to law enforcement. in 2016, authorities in illinois reported that reinking was delusional and that he was being stopped by singer taylor swift. following year he was arrested by secret service for refusing to leave a secure area near the white house. after that, authorities seized his weapons, put them in the custody of his father. police say the father later returned the weapons to his son. for that reason, the father may also face potential criminal charges. back to you. >> juan: thank you very much. the conversation once again has turned to gun control in the wake of this shooting.

here is the mayor of nashville. >> for a moment, let's be honest about what happened. last night, innocent nash villians were terrorized by a man with an ar-15. let's be honest. some people see these weapons as having a purpose of terrorizing other people. it is happening too much. enough is enough. we need comprehensive gun reform to address mass shootings, domestic shootings, accidental shootings and homicides. >> juan: mental illnesses also at play. the suspect is said to have been very unstable. let me ask you, greg, what do you make of this latest shooting and especially the mayor's comments? >> greg: i know the mayor has to make the right comments. i don't know if it was the right comment to make when an armed fiend is on the list because the only wise move as home defense

because what we've just shown is that the police let everybody down on this one. they knew about it. secret service knew about him. they gave the guns back to his dad which was idiotic and the dad gave them to him. it's about the mentally ill having guns, not the law-abiding citizens have guns. law-abiding citizens, they are the only ones to separate yourself, protect yourself from that guy. i know people say there's too many guns but i need a mathematical equation to tell me what to many is because if the amount of guns is directly correlated to violent crime, wise violent crime decreasing which means to me that it is correlated. it's inversely correlated. >> juan: the contrary argument would be that we have seen the style of gun, the ar-15 type of assault rifle used in the texas church shooting, las vegas, orlando. katie, how do you respond? >> katie: how did they stop

the texas church shooting? the guy went to his truck and got an ar-15. >> juan: i think the guy went in his car. >> katie: he got an ar-15 and stops the massacre. >> juan: the massacre had already happened. >> katie: he stopped the guy from continuing the master, -- massacre massacre. go back to the issue at hand and the comments by the mayor. the hero is james shaw that we should be talking about him. he put his life on the line to prevent the shooter from killing other people. it's extremely frustrating over and over again to see the government come at a number of levels. the fbi, with all due respect, the secret service. i don't know what else they could have done. his dad is an idiot for giving him back the guns. there's nothing you can do to take that human error out of the equation.

it's infuriating to go back to the idea that regular, everyday americans who just want to defend their families have to be paying the consequences for other people's, especially government, bad behavior. when you look at the issue as a whole, yes, ar-15s are used in a lot of these crimes but handguns are used in the majority of mass shootings according to the department of ham homeland. you are vilifying a weapon instead of dressing issues. we have to do something. we have to do something about people who are screwing up every single time and regular people are blamed for their mistakes. >> juan: one angle, the gunman mr. reinking, he went to the white house. wanting to meet mr. trump. he said he was a sovereign citizen and apparently this is some very far right group.

not to be confused apparently with militia men but a far right group. is that your understanding? >> jesse: and extremist ideology where you don't respect the government, you don't believe in taxation or private property. you believe only the property you own is sovereign and the government has no right to infringe upon it. it's a kooky philosophy. he tried to talk to president trump. you don't do that by breaching the white house gate. they pick him up there. he had an ar-15. this guy has been in a public swimming full. he came in with a woman's dress on, took the dress off, swam in the pool and exposed himself to the lifeguards. he left the house with a gun, wearing a pink dress, threaten somebody else. he was a danger to himself. he was suicidal. he obviously had mental illness. the fact that the father was given custody of the weapon and knowing all you know about your own son, to allow the guns to get back in the son's hand is a dereliction of duty. the guy is an idiot.

i would agree. you are right too. if this guys hanging around in the mirror is saying you have to ban guns, what's going to protect you from the waffle house killer running around with a gun? it was a total disaster by the mayor. he did not inspire any confidence at all. again, just put another exclamation point, if anybody has not seen the video of the press conference where james shaw explained how he neutralized the shooter. it's an amazing story. >> kimberly: got good coverage yesterday. you see the narrative shift conveniently to ideology and political blindness. trying to blame it on the guns. this is about human error and failure to catch and failure to act inappropriate way. the father should have culpability here. if you know your child, son, relative, neighbor, coworker has a problem, mentally ill, step up. i say something, notify authorities.

and do not give them the weapon back. that's where this fails. also the sheriff is misguided and the situation. trying to be politically astute and say the right thing but the right things are said to after you investigate everything. get the facts out. there was clear demonstrative evidence of mental illness that played a huge role in this shooting and what happened. >> jesse: he thought taylor swift was stalking him. >> kimberly: similar to the jodie foster case with ronald reagan saying he was obsessed with her. now they are bringing up -- >> juan: even as you are talking about this, most people with mental illness are not the ones who commit these crimes. you are focusing on mental illness. >> kimberly: in this particular case. >> juan: president trump is the one who undid a regulation that president obama had put in place to try to limit the access that the mentally ill have two guns. >> kimberly: that is erroneous. >> juan: we are going to stop here for a second and take a

look at the warehouse where french president emmanuel macron is about to arrive. you can see president trump and melania trump, the first lady, standing. i guess they are standing there on the east wing awaiting the french president's arrival. looking forward to the first state dinner in the trump presidency. it will be held. like a king when he went to france, here is macron. he's about to step out of the car. >> greg: how long is the handshake going to be? >> juan: they had a famous handshake. mrs. trump is in charge of the first date dinner, kimberly. >> kimberly: yes. that's the tradition. we will get some news out of it in terms of how it went and how it was handled. i'm sure they will talk about the decorations. >> juan: she didn't hire a consultant to do it. mrs. trump who had a great deal of fashion experience, is taking that responsibility herself.

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kanye west caused a stir by tweeting praise of black conservative candace owens. the smears that followed proved his point. the thought police want to suppress freedom. condemning quest for liking someone with "antiblack positions." a cowardly job at owens. joy reid mocked those lauding the bravery, revealing jealousy of owen. tom arnold. he unleashed a sexist attack on candace. we can't show you the tweet. here is candace on "fox & friends" discussing it. >> i think it's pretty typical of the left. the truth is the left wants to strap black people to this idea they are victims. that's what it comes down to. they don't want black people focused on the future. they want them focused on the

past. they would like black people to be government dependent. i think that's what kanye west and myself represented the black community and that makes them very nervous. >> greg: these attacks on her proof that what kanye did was a big deal. he challenged the mob. he knew the tweet would attract pitchforks but he did it anyway. he sacrificed himself to the mob to show it's possible and it's inspirational. as for the attacks, the goal is to stigmatize. smears shutdown debate. west must be punished for the strategies to ruin everyone by connection. if you like candace, you are worse than candace. in reality they both transcend the orbit their critics still live in. kanye is extra dangerous to the left. blacks leaning right, he is confirmatory. after shut them down. he didn't even endorse candace's beliefs. just her guts. in attacking him, they are attacking the very concept of free speech. there is nothing scarier to a leftist that a freethinker.

west is one, so is owens. networks should hire her. katie, i will room want to read you a couple tweets. >> katie: are probably retweeted a few of them. >> greg: "demonization has metastasized. we have freedom of speech but not freedom of thought." to paraphrase it, i think he has taken the red pill. >> katie: maybe that's what's happened. when he says i like how candace owen thinks, though with the left has responded to it with the thought police and the aggressive nature of what they've been saying. terrible person, can't believe you would do this. horrible threats quite frankly against candace at once for what she said. they are proving his point. they are proving exactly what he is sane. there is no diversity of thought. we can't have a diversity of opinion. people can't be who they are in the problem for the left is when people like candace owens speak out, they debunk the narrative that you have to be all about

identity politics. the republicans hate you because you have a certain color of skin or because your woman. she's a threat to them and she's getting a lot of attention which is a very good thing. >> greg: kimberly, also tweeted a ton of scott adams videos. it's all coming together, isn't it? for me. i'm in the eye of the storm. >> kimberly: don't be a weatherman. the accuweather center just crashed. i like candace owens. i think she's fantastic. speaking with her at the young women's leadership summit in dallas. i think you have to be fearless. as a latina, people try to criticize me. why are you so conservative, what's wrong with you? think for yourself, et cetera. these are my thoughts and opinions and my beliefs. based on my life experience. i think it is so courageous when

you're able to come forward and step up and say what you think and what you mean, especially in a minority community where people want to prejudge you, categorize you, what label you are put you in a certain category and say this is how you should think. this is how you should feel. this is how you should vote. this is where you should put your money, et cetera, based on perhaps what they think is their prejudged determination of where you belong, like in a box. they want to put people in categories and boxes instead of allowing them to be individuals and expressive. it's extra when you're a woman and sticking up for these, let alone a minority or latina or black female in america. >> greg: to kimberly's, don't you think, for many years we've been in this prison of two ideas, left or right. republican, democrat, pro-trump, anti-trump. these are examples of people stepping out of that polarity and saying i don't have to be that way. shouldn't we be encouraging that

more? >> juan: it doesn't apply to this case because candace owens is someone who is taking money from the nra for her turning point organization. therefore the question arises, are you simply endorsing it because that's where your patron is or someone who has done business and appeared on info wars, the alex jones site. it raises lots of red flags. i think for people on either side because alex jones is a conspiracy theorist and the like. he's the one that's now re-tweeting. yes, we love candace. wait a second. when the far right gets a black boy singly we disagree with some of the orthodoxies on the left, they raise her up and celebrate her. we have found a hero. >> greg: do you think she is an imposter? >> juan: i don't know what she is. >> greg: you're smearing her. you are calling her far right. >> juan: i am not smearing her. i'm saying there is legitimate questions and you just want to ignore the questions and celebrate her as a freethinker.

>> jesse: we are not necessarily the first ones to celebrate her as a freethinker. that was kanye west. that's why we're doing the segment. >> juan: the same guy you put down when he said george w. bush was going after black people. >> jesse: i never put him down down. read some of these tweets. the man is a modern-day philosopher. people on the right and left. >> juan: very convenient. after kanye said this thing about president bush. >> greg: we weren't on the air air. >> jesse: it was very cool to hate on kanye for a long time. >> katie: i would like to hear what kimberly has to say. >> kimberly: thank you. the comments you made, juan, intended or not, were disrespectful to her. let me finish. she's a woman, a freethinker, independent, well educated. you suggested she was transactional. but she would foster thoughts and opinions and viewpoints based on currency exchange.

>> greg: we have got to go. we have to move away from this really boring argument. president trump, what is he doing, planting a tree? the producers, fill me in on what's going on. >> katie: i think they are in the rose garden. >> kimberly: with melania, the first lady. >> katie: >> greg: reporters arg to ask them questions as they plant a tree? we are going to get some experts. i'm being told it's a shovel. >> katie: how do you say shovel in french? >> greg: i have no idea. >> katie: they are in the south lawn of the white house. >> jesse: 's saying trump is digging himself out of a hole. >> greg: [laughs] >> greg: that is the biggest hole i've ever seen, that's what trump will say. >> juan: the french president

in washington. they are going to tour the white house. later they will have a tour of american monuments in washington before ending up at mount vernon for dinner. of course the relationship between france and the united states, quite historic. they are going to have a meal that emphasizes french and american fusion cuisine, something kimberly would love. >> kimberly: i would. the first lady putting on the dinner, choosing everything herself, not hiring an outside expert to consult. symbolic, the first date dinner. choosing france to be there. macron is very symbolic. he is and we are an ally with the united states. he did some of the sunday news talk shows. chris wallace here on the fox news channel. the two of them are getting along well. this is important. strategic partnership as a relates to europe and they faced some of the same terrorism problems we face on our own soil domestically. >> juan: they are going to talk about trade.

i think they have differences over trade, big differences over the iran nuclear treaty which macron wants to be continued in the president, president trump will have to make a decision in early may as to whether or not to have buy-in. >> greg: trump got us out of the horrible climate deal. i think it was the paris climate deal. >> jesse: the president of pittsburgh? >> greg: i am glad we dumped out of that debate. next, president trump taunts the dnc for its collusion lawsuit against his campaign. we will be right back. excuse me a minute...

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over the course of the last year, we've seen i think a mountain of evidence of collusion between the campaign and the russians to basically affect our democracy. i am punching back not only for my colleagues. i am punching back for democracy. that's what we believe in us democrats. elections should be fair. i understand people may agree or disagree but we are fighting for them. >> katie: kimberly, mr. perez wants a jury for this. >> kimberly: well, let's posted. zero shot of that. he's quite earnest and sincere in his total disregard for the president and for the president winning the election and being in the oval office. he is playing strong and aggressively to his base. that's what they want to hear on the far left. he's got to go with that mantra, the rhetoric to be able to hold his position, and he is trying to drum up support for midterm elections, that's what this is

about. >> greg: this guy should sue the moon because he keeps howling at it. he should sue anthony weiner. he caused comey to do the honorable thing and sound the alarm about the classified info on his filthy laptop. the person who helped elect donald trump wasn't russia. it was anthony weiner. thank god for anthony weiner. >> kimberly: he was like a sleeper cell. >> katie: juan, what's your response? do you support the lawsuit? >> juan: i think it's a good idea. president trump isn't doing anything from stopping this from happening in the midterms or 2020. the question is, is it going to happen again? he would help all of us would say we don't want russia interfering. >> jesse: obama never helped it either. the democrats have nothing left. no leadership, no money in the bank. all they have our boycotts, protests and lawsuits. they are broke, and this is a fund-raising ploy. it's probably not even going to

work. >> kimberly: . on the other side, they are going to say okay, get it on the other side. >> katie: moving on. it's a boy. will and kate introduce us to their little prince. up next.

♪ >> kimberly: time for the cutest edition of kimberly's royal news. ♪ prince george and princess charlotte of britain are the proud siblings of a new baby brother. the world met the little prince earlier today. he is unnamed for now. perhaps they will consider the fine names of greg, juan, or a dark horse, jesse. not easy to balance. quite heavy. this is spectacular. everybody loves the royal baby. they came out today. they look fantastic. you can't believe she just had a baby. i wonder what they are going to name him. they have been busy. >> katie: they have been busy. she is amazing, beautiful. she wore that dress is a tribute to princess it's very sweet. we wish them all the health and love in the world.

>> kimberly: absolutely. skipping greg. jesse. >> jesse: i studied hard for this segment. i think it has a lot of impact on regular americans. the only thing i could come up with that's insightful, if you are the third son, third in line for the throne, it's got to be the sweet spot. no pressure being the first in line. the second, anything could happen to your older brother. third. you can do whatever you want. you can misbehave. you still have the trappings of the royal family. >> kimberly: you really did think about this. >> jesse: i did. if i was born in a royal family, third. no pressure at all. >> kimberly: that's the way you roll. all the benefits, no pressure. >> juan: you are the first son. >> jesse: yeah, but i am not royalty. >> kimberly: which would you want to be? >> juan: you want to be the guy. big shoulders. take it. this weekend was big because i heard my first son and his wife are going to have a baby. >> kimberly: congratulations.

>> juan: it's wonderful. even if they weren't royal, congratulations. >> kimberly: that's the thing. brings us all together. greg, who has the utmost respect for the crown. >> greg: i would like to offer support to everyone at home who must endure these stories as if royalty reproducing is somehow an achievement. >> kimberly: i want you to kneel. >> greg: i don't have to anneal. i am standing. >> kimberly: "one more thing" is up next. at'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna go outside? you gotta go tinky poo-poo?

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it's a story of triumph and tragedy but it's not over yet. president donald trump hopefully will pardon this fine american had put him back in the ranks where he belongs, one of boxing's greatest. >> jesse: may be stallone could get him to pardon cohen, right? >> juan: take a look at this picture. it's a throwback. democrats and republicans gathered as one. four generations of american presidents and their wives was taken, the photo was taken saturday at barbara bush's funeral. former president george president george w. bush, his son, his wife laura. the younger bush has his arm around hillary clinton. president bill clinton stands behind. joining them is president obama and his wife michelle and current first lady melania trump. the only living presidents missing, jimmy carter and donald trump. it's a one-way american politics out to be. one country, one family, one people out of many. >> jesse: nice picture.

missing valerie jarrett. she was president for a while. >> greg: oh! it's time for this. greg's terrible diet news. as you know, i'm an expert on terrible diets. there is nothing worse than stuffed animals. let's take a look at this dog. a st. bernard. he had to go in for what they thought was cancer surgery. his name is mazie. 8 years old. they found it wasn't cancer. he'd been eating teddy bears. we all know teddy bears have lots of carbohydrates. they don't digest easily. i would say do not eat teddy bears, dog! >> jesse: that's how you lost weight. >> greg: i did. i stopped eating stuffed animals. i would just gorge. >> jesse: moving on. greg knows what it's like to make a joke people don't really like. an accent i felt kicker posed for a prom picture with his daughter and said this.

wishing my beautiful daughter and her date at beautiful time. people got mad saying it was inappropriate. he had to apologize. the daughter and the date were in on the joke. if you believe you have to apologize. >> greg: you have to apologize for everything. sorry about that. >> katie: i went to arizona to visit my family and do a project, conservation project with the arizona desert bighorn sheep society. they are i am in my safety gear. we built a 10,000-gallon water catchment for the sheep so we can conserve their territory and the animals. they can live there and have a good life. i know how to weld. slowly but i know how to weld. you can see the tanks. that project at the end with the

roof. great time with good people getting out there with their local community. >> jesse: you are a do-gooder, aren't you? that's not how i would spend my free time. everybody is different. "special report" is next. bret baier. >> bret: thanks, jesse. this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington on a busy news day. nine people are dead, more than a dozen wounded after a driver jumped the curb in a van in toronto this afternoon. plus an intensive manhunt comes to an end as police in tennessee capture a man wanted for the murder of four people at a waffle house. here in washington, a rare moment as president trump's pick for secretary of state is up for a vote before a panel considering the nomination, and it's very close.