time tomorrow on fox news. i have matt rosendale coming up from his home state also andy budsner what he makes of the good jobs numbers and pat buchanan why it's the 60's all over again. see you then. ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with marie harf, jesse watters and tyrus. this is new york city and this is "the five." ♪ the break neck pace of the trump administration intensifies with the new high stakes foreign policy move. china is accusing the white house of launching the largest trade war in history for slapping billions of dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods. this, as our economy continues to boom. u.s. employers adding a solid 213,000 jobs last month. president trump explains why he is taking action against

beijing. >> i respect china and i respect president xi but they have been killing us. $5,507,000,000,000 in trade deficits last year. 507 billion. who the hell could lose 500. if you want to do something about it you get attacked. that's into the nice. that's not free trade. the war was lost on trade many years ago. >> kimberly: trump is also continuing to go after democrats by repeating his attacks on maxine waters and elizabeth warren. >> a vet for jon tester is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi,. [crowd boos] and the new leader of the democrat party, maxine waters. [crowd boos] >> she is a low iq individual, maxine waters. she is somewhere in the mid

60's. let's say i'm debating pocahontas. i will get one of those little kits and in the middle of the debate when she proclaims that she is of indian heritage because her mother says she has high cheek bones. [laughter] that's her only evidence that her mother said she had high cheek bones. >> kimberly: all right. jesse. [laughter] choose carefully commentary on that. do you want to go with china? tariffs? beijing? >> jesse: i will start with the d.n.a. situation a couple weeks ago we had our little d.n.a. tests and all got them down i was 99.9% european and .1% subis a heroin african. that would be like if i went into college and claimed i was auto minority in order to get a leg up in the admissions process. kind of in a way what elizabeth warren is being accused of doing at harvard as a professor. i don't know if she has any native american blood, her grandmother says she might have had indian blood. i'm not sure. there is only one way to prove it looking at her she

looks about as white as dana perino. >> dana: i was 100 percent european. >> kimberly: dana is the real deal. >> jesse: she has been talking about that for two weeks. >> kimberly: i have high cheek bones. the pocahontas nickname has stuck. and she has not been able to shake. this same with the low iq maxine waters. we saw this nickname deal in the primaries with, what was it sweaty marco or lying ted. and these go viral. it's hard for these people to escape that if i switched parties to the democratic party what trump would call me. running waters. that's why i would never. >> kimberly: you have thought about this. that's why you have to stay. okay. all right. so maria, what do you make of the situation? comment on jesse's soliloquy there? >> maria: not really. >> kimberly: do you want to

talk about china and the tariffs? >> maria: sure, i will talk about china and the tariffs. what's interesting is these tariffs with mexico and the eu have the real potential to hurt real voters across the country whether it's so soybean farmers in indiana who are starting to feel the consequences of this. my question for the president is when he starts to hear from these states from senators in the republican heart who are up for re-election or other members of congress that the tariffs are hurting the voters back at home, will they that change the caucus because the president -- if he puts these really tough tariffs on these other countries will come and negotiate and make better trade deals. we haven't seen any evidence they are willing to do. so the president is playing hard ball. we have no new trade deals in place and meanwhile there is great economic news as you mentioned that has the potential to be undercut in people's paychecks and wallets if the tariffs continue for some time. it's a political question at some point. not just an economic one for the president. >> kimberly: okay. the president, dana, has been pretty steadfast on his

talking points about the economy. about the tariffs that he feels it was unequal bargaining between the united states and china has been in place pretty much for 40 years where they have had these discrepancies where he feels like we have had sort of a disadvantage that we have been operating on. and so he is trying to correct that what do you think about the timing and the impact on the economy? >> well, i keep thinking that every morning we will wake up and find out oh, everything is solved and there was a big agreement overnight and everything is fine. looks like that's not going to happen. the other thing is there is a piece in the "new york times" today that reiterated the president floating that idea at the g-7 why don't we just take all the tariffs off? and ed faulkner of the heritage foundation said we would be for that actually, go with that why don't we try that with our allies. going to see most of them next week anyway when he goes to the nato meeting. i do think it has the potential to hurt people. it takes a long time to build market share especially if you are a soybean farmer or cattle rancher. it takes a while it can be undone pretty quickly. that's why i hope it gets

done. one of the reasons that we have a trade deficit is that we are a pretty wealthy country and we like to buy cheap things and china makes a lot of cheap things we like to buy. a lot of this has turned on its head. the president is about to embark on 11-day foreign trip. he has a lot of great opportunities but it's also fraught with a lot of challenges because my role is every time a president goes on a foreign trip, something major happens at home. so on monday night he will announce the supreme court pick and then he will be off and he will go and he will let the white house and the senate try to work on that nomination. and he will be out of the country. i think that's actually a pretty smart strategy. but then always something else happens at home. nobody knows what it's going to be. >> kimberly: we'll look for and this hear about it first on the daily briefing. >> dana: monday at 2:00 p.m. >> kimberly: hello, tyrus. tirtie.

>> hello kr.k.g. wthey need us more than we need. they benefit making a lot of the money at our expense. he knows he has got four aces in his hand. china knows he has four aces in his hand and on top of that the economy is great and, in fact, wall street shook it off and just kept going with the new jobs. so there wasn't a big like my dear colleague richard wait until midnight and those tariffs come in another one of those horror movies that's coming that never actually coming. >> jesse: richard's 401(k) went up big today. >> we have time. our economy is good. our jobs is good. china has a lot of exports. so they need us. this was a good move. let's just be patient and see what happens. >> jesse: not only a trade policy but it's a national security strategy with china because when we brought them into the wto they abused the system. they dumped all these cheap goods into the united states. they manipulate their currency. they don't allow foreign investment. they strict that and

building up their navy big time. all we are saying is, listen, we need to contain china. and we have got to have our allies in order to contain china and protect u.s. workers. ever since china got into the wto, the american blue collar men and women that worked a lot of long hours in this country have gotten hammered. the wages have gone down and jobs have left. trump came in to protect those people. and one of the ways to do that is to contain the rise of china. they are a big global threat. there is going to be a big clash of the great powers eventually. i would disagree with maria. you said that our allies and the people that we have been, you know, doing these little tariff wars with haven't really done anything. south korea caved on autos and steel. >> maria: we already had a deal with them though. there is no new deal. >> jesse: allowing new imports. >> maria: matt is new trade deal, jesse? >> jesse: they are negotiating new trade deeltsdz right now. france has agreed to pay more for the nato cost. germany, angela merkel said the other day it didn't get

picked up she is willing to drop auto tariffs the eu and japan have come in and encircled china within the wto along our side. so i think he is moving the needle on that. >> maria: but there are no trade deals we have seen put into place. he pulled out of tpp. he is threatening to blow up nafta and none of these other countries have stepped up bilaterally and said we want to do a trade deal with you instead. >> jesse: going to take a long time. >> maria: average men and women you are talking about, blue collar americans are the ones hurt by tariffs. people in places like indiana and missouri. >> jesse: i'm concerned about too there might be short-term page. i agree with that. >> maria: is this short-term pain going to get under the circumstances to a better trade policy in the end? >> jesse: i think that's the strategy and we will see what happens. >> maria: strategy most economists across the political spectrum think will work. >> jesse: strategists said a lot of great things were going to happen with the other trade deals and a lot of jobs left the country. >> kimberly: 200 billion in tariffs ready to go as well. dayna, do you have a

comment? >> dana: not really. a lot of these numbers get thrown around with the wto united states wins 99% of the cases. can we get to 100 percent? maybe. china is not innocent. especially when it comes to theft and technology. allies with nato. each that still is like, you know, giving nato a bloody nose on the way to a better trade deal? i don't know. maybe it will all work out. i'm hopeful. >> kimberly: okay. so dana is optimistic with her sunny side up. what do you say? >> i'm patient. i play poker. i have like two or three apps on my phone. i have no problem with signature and waiting. it's a poker game. >> kimberly: like baseball. i do the patience at the plate. i wait for the full count. i wait for my pitch. i love when it's 3-2 and the pitcher is sweating me. you should sweat me. >> sweating. >> kimberly: desperate mission to save a soccer team trapped in a flooded

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coach flooded in a cave in thailand as tragedy strikes. trace gallagher is standing by with the latest. trace? >> maria for the past four days the rescue teams in and around those caves in thailand have had very high hopes for getting 12 boys and their coach out safely. now that optimism has diminished a bit following the death of a thai navy seal. the 38-year-old expert diver was coming out of the cave around 1:00 in the morning when he ran out of oxygen and passed out. at the time, he was trying to establish an oxygen line into the chamber where the boys are trapped because the oxygen level in there has dropped from 21% to 15%. that's significant they are using canister to fill with more oxygen. highlights emphasizing for days even for experts getting in and out of the cave sex extremely dangerous. and most of these boys don't even know how to swim let

alone utilize dive gear through muddy water and narrow passageways. earlier on shepard smith reporting, i spoke with a former street service agent and rescue diver about the emotional toll of trying to swim out. watch. when you are nervous or anxious and don't know what you are doing and dark and murky and raging. a number of factors really negatively in my opinion for a water rescue. >> it's worth noting passageways are so narrow the help of rescue divers portions of the trip out like a mile, mile and a half where the boys would have to navigate the channels alone. for now, the rescue teams are waiting. but if the oxygen levels continue to drop inside the cave or the water levels rise because of these monsoon rains that are forecast this weekend, swimming out sooner than later may be the only option. maria? >> maria: thanks, trace. well, kimberly, this is a

horrific story it was initially happy when they were found because we didn't know for many days if they were alive. one case diver has called this rescue the underground i didn'equivalent of climbing mt everest. a five hour trip to reach them. what do we make of this and how can people follow the story with anything but extreme sadness right now. >> kimberly: it's heart wrenching and heart breaking when you think about somebody who is an expert in their field. thai navy seal god bless him such a hero trying to go this to increase the oxygen levels in there so these children would be able to survive and then he lost and gave his own life. that just goes to show you how dangerous and how serious and fraught the situation is. and you have to think that some of the best and brightest minds, you know, not just in this country but in the world are trying to put their heads together to work, cooperatively, and everybody comes together to try to save the life of

their children who are just really relying on us and poor things are so desperate in there to be able to survive. and you see these images if you look at some of the graphics that you have seen on the internet, on the web, in terms of the whole layout, the structure of it, you see how complicated it is, in fact, to be able to effectuate a rescue. and i just say to myself this is really a situation where, you know, they need like a miracle. and they need our prayers and they need everybody to really think in a creative, unique way to keep them alive so they can get them out. >> maria: that's a good point, jesse. they are now looking at alternatives ways to bring the group out. one option is possibly boring a hole down in the cave sort of like they did with the which i lane miners. one option was for them to stay in the cave, bring in supplies and they could stay there until the monsoon season ended and get out more safely now as trace

mentioned there is an oxygen problem. there is 140 cave divers around the world that are helping and people are trying to come up with solutions here which is a good thing there is a loft innovation in the world that maybe can help. >> jesse: they have the best and brightest out there, like kimberly said it's going to take a miracle. sometimes miracle does happen in a way it's a sad story but also very uplifting story because you see how much the world values life. and everybody comes together all these experts are volunteering time and money to go. in other countries are going. in bore ago hole seems dangerous because that could collapse it feeding them oxygen could only last so long because the monsoon season ends in october. that's three months from now. and there is just limited resources. if the analogy of being an underground mount everest. just think about it there is no guide. like these people are going in solo. it's dark, and then you have to train young starving, you

know, terrified young boys thousand swim and scuba dive on a level experts cannot handle. i'm praying for them as kimberly said. >> maria: dana, there are people from around the world from britain, from china, from the u.s. trying to help. these are boys aged 11 to 16. and they are 25-year-old coach. >> dana: i agree in terms of the only thing that we can do is pray for them. and to send positive thoughts because the rains are coming and mother nature has a way of reminding you we are not all powerful. that's why prayers are in order. i have a mixed feeling about following this so closely. i'm glad that we can. and we can know they are there. but i worry a little bit about the social media part of it for some reason it gets under my skin. >> maria: tyrus, what do you think about that. >> tyrus: as a parent it's difficult to imagine. the frustration and fear they are going through. and i'm hoping that they are able to communicate with

their children. because swimming as a guy who scuba dives swimming for a mile under water in the dark i wouldn't do it. to ask ask a small child to do that air deprived and afraid is just tragic. the whole scene is bad. i hope they are able to be with their parents at least communicate with them or something. >> maria: we will all keep praying for them and keep their families in our thoughts here. president ripping democrats over calls for abolishing ice. ♪ (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything

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borders which means lots of crime. we want tough, strong, powerful borders and we want no crime and we're going to protect ice. we protect ice. [cheers and applause] they protect us and we protect them. >> dana: also capturing the president's attention the fourth of july protester who scaled the statue of liberty because of his immigration policy. >> you saw the clown yesterday that scaled the statue of liberty. i wouldn't have gone up there. i would have get some nets and wait until -- she comes down. >> dana: all right, jesse, are democrats on thin ice? >> whoa. >> dana: thank you. >> jesse: well done. i will say this about the woman who scaled the statue. she is totally selfish and cost the city a lot of money. she divert the resources that should be fighting crime in order to bring her down. she ruined july 4th for a bunch of families.

3,000 families had to be turned away. 4,000 families already at the statue had to be shipped out of there, all because of, what? she disagrees with the immigration policy and she a kook. ridiculous person. >> kimberly: you would have left her up there, too. >> jesse: anthem kneelers kneel and say it's about something and everybody else thinks about disrespect. it's not a very good protest. the tactics are wrong. it goes the other way. remember occupy wall street started off we want solid wages for people and then they started fighting cops and blocking traffic? or black lives matter, yeah, against police brutality, that's a good thing and then they protest the macy's thanksgiving day parade and ruin the camaraderie for the families there it just goes in the opposite direction and it plays into the president trump's hands. he won on law and order and safety and security and respect for law enforcement. i agree she is a clown. >> dana: you like him drawing the distinction between what he wants to run

on which is safety and security and democrats sayinand sayingdemocrats don't o be safe. >> run on law and order and democrats have a party and let everybody in free and give away everyone else's money. republicans want to keep your money because you earned it that's why i'm a republican. protests are uncomfortable. this is why i disagree with jesse a little bit. any protest is uncomfortable there is a reason for it being a citizen of the united states you have the right to protest. her approach, climbing i probably wouldn't have done it but it got a lot of attention and people are talking about it. despite her weirdness and blamed it on michelle obama take the high ground so she took the highest ground. what are you doing? >> jesse: michelle didn't want any of that th.

>> tyrus: we have the right to protest and i would never infringe upon that no one was hurt i would agree with you as a republican and conservative she cost us a lot of money and hurt the city and i would prefer your protest be free of charge for me and my taxes is all i'm saying. >> jesse: get a protest. >> tyrus: not to melt the ice but ice is a tough job. they are following their directives saying we are going to take away ice is unfair to the men and women working their hinds off. have issues, maybe change policies and the ways things are done don't attack the institution. american citizens working hard and following directions. >> dana: maria, you are an expert in communications and you worked for worked for democratic administration. is this a chord on the violin. >> kimberly: i like that word. >> maria: i think the president knows immigration is a winner with him with his base and i don't want the democrats to fall into the trap of running to an extreme. look, ice is a problem right now because of the policies the president is having

implement as tyrus just said. if you want to change the policies you have to change the politician, right? >> dana: right. >> maria: i don't think ice the men and women should be target. we have a dozen ice members signing a record calling for ice to be reconstituted to take away from some of the things they have been asked to do under president trump which was not their original mandate. they were originally set up after 9/11 to help do things like fight terrorism. illegal immigration numbers have been steadily declining for a decade. we do not have a crisis at the border but we need better immigration policies and we need border security. the problem is the president runs way far to the right he runs way far to one extreme and democrats way far to the other extreme is bad politics and bad policy. >> dana: interesting. >> maria: no one in congress to help solve it. >> dana: independents are saying they agree immigration should be dealt with you about they just want washington to do something. do you think they will ever get anything done?

>> kimberly: very frustrating to me. i think this extremism, this rhetoric abolish ice, i think it's nonsensical. i don't like it. i think we should stand. i agree with your points that we should stand with the men and women working hard trying to do something to help this country in terms of public safety and enforce the laws. i didn't realize that it was so grease grossly unpopular to the law. should they abolish the police departments and abolish the military? it makes no sense. >> jesse: just the irs. >> kimberly: that's right. >> dana: that's a big problem. to get attention and get media attention you have to us into most extreme language. they say abolish ice and all of a sudden it takes on a life of its own and drags all the democrats along with it stay right there, the fastest seven is next. that's all i have. ♪ everybody are you with me ♪ let that cooler rock your

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♪ >> jesse: welcome back. time for the fastest 7. first up, send in the clones. 49 to be exact. miracle millie is the worst teeniest chihuahua ever. >> kimberly: tiniest? >> jesse: teeniest? [laughter] 48 inches tall and weighs the same as a large apple. creating a 49 copies based on her genes hoping to crack the genetic code behind her tiny stature. the pooch holds the new "the washington post" record for most cloned dog according to the academy of world records. dana, is this proper? >> dana: i'm not for it. i don't like it.

i think that each creature is created with an individual stamp from god. and i am not for this. i don't think you have to beat every world record? why do we need 49 of these same dogs? >> jesse: every record is made to be broken. kimberly, i think they should name the chihuahua tiny,. >> kimberly: not teeny? is that a thing? i thought i said the right way. >> kimberly: that's cool. >> tyrus: like taken or tooken. >> jesse: not exactly. >> dana: just like that. >> kimberly: okay. next up hooked on phonics on "the five" we are going to figure it all out. i think it's a little creepy. >> jesse: even i think it's creepy. you might want to clone yourself, jesse. >> jesse: 4 times. >> tyrus: i want to clone myself i want to raise myself in my own image. i would correct all the flaws everyone tried raising me. >> kimberly: wow. >> tyrus: spend a weekday

with me. think about it raise yourself, who would be more proud of you than you? >> jesse: never disappointed. >> kimberly: jesse has no problem with that. >> maria: what if hated yourself. >> tyrus: i don't. >> maria: what if you did? >> tyrus: i wouldn't clone myself. i love me some tyrus. >> maria: i have nothing to add to this conversation. >> kimberly: i can't imagine a little tyrus. teeny. tiny. >> substantiate out in vase and watch him grow. >> kimberly: have a hat on backwards like this. >> jesse: soap cutting is now all the rage on social media. one instagramer slices up colorful bars on camera? she creates a physically pleasant feeling for more than 10,000 followers. >> my name is kaelyn brady and i have a soapagram. i cut soap. i like softer soap nice

smooth cut and have a smooth sound when it drops. >> jesse: sound when it drops. >> kimberly: i think it's a little weird and fetishy or something. >> dana: jesse, were you hurting for material today? jess jis i didn't pick this up. >> kimberly: jesse. >> maria: can you make money doing this. >> dana: we have 4% unemployment rate. amazing how can you make money. unbelievable. >> jesse: economy commission is possible. >> dana: soap cut something a thing. >> tyrus: playing outside. >> jesse: at least they are clean. >> tyrus: not using the soap for that cut it. >> dana: very wasteful. >> kimberly: some people need that soap. >> jesse: i don't have time i'm going to move on. tyrus, i think you will really appreciate this video. here is a buffalo new york wrestler launching his opponent a dozen feet in the air over the top rope and

out of the ring. play it. signaling for it here. both men go to the corner. and outside. over the top of the outside. >> jesse: that was one of the best moves i have seen in a while. #oops. i hope they are friends because you owe him dinner. >> tyrus: if you go back in the beginning, homey a little better shape. it's a term, he is blown up. but they talked before they went are you sure the guy -- this was a mistake because otherwise you have to do this every night for the next three nights. >> kimberly: doesn't look like a mistake to me. >> jesse: who mistake was it. >> tyrus: the skinny guy the guy with the skunk hair he hesitates when he gets like no. then he jumps in the air. other guy is exhausted, two young guy trying to find their way to happen. mistakes happen. the why they are not on the

main stage yet. your opponent, he puts his body into your hands. and in my career i would never hurt anybody in the ring something i'm very proud of. do painful things. we know certain things are gonna hurt. that's extra. >> jesse: have you been hurt in the ring by somebody else? >> tyrus: i wrestled heath slater he kept popping me in the eye i was like bro, i swear. popped me again. one more time and he did it again and end up chasing him around the ring i'm going to hit you. don't hit me. he stiffed me a lot. wherever you are. >> jesse: you are scaring dana. >> dana: i thought it was all fake. >> tyrus: only thing we is fake is simulated combat. yes, maybe predetermined respect the wrestling biz. respect the magic show but it still hurts. >> dana: i respect it. please don't hurt me.

>> tyrus: the guy got thrown out because is he supposed to. but if he was smart, he would have sold it got counted out. >> maria: how i feel every day on this show. >> kimberly: then went and cut some soap. >> tyrus: it's a tough hustle. have you got to be shakespeare and have you got to be an athlete and heal quick. >> maria: that's what they say to jesse every day here. >> jesse: jesse, be nice to her because i'm not going to do anything about it don't go anywhere. fan mail friday up next. >> kimberly: fan the flame ♪ ♪ i needed legal advice for my shop. that's when i remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney.

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>> tyrus: fan mail friday is finally here. let's get to it. [laughter] that's it. >> tyrus: that's it? wow. facebook question from jack p., kimberly. >> kimberly: yes. >> tyrus: what vegetable did you hate as a child and still hate now? >> kimberly: here's the thing. does it count? i think. so i don't like beets, i don't like onions. >> dana: i know that about you. if you and i were to do a

test. >> tyrus: there is no assist. this is not waters. you are not going to interrupt everybody. answer b? >> kimberly: i have to pick one. good answer? >> dana: good answer. >> kimberly: it's beets. >> tyrus: democrat. >> maria: i will mix it up. i hate certain fruits. >> tyrus: that's not the question. you guys always change the subject. >> maria: i know. i hate mangos and pineapple. i hate all of that it makes me knox shut. >> kimberly: please don't say that i love mango e think are from my country puerto rico don't let me down. >> jesse: go with peppers. final answer. >> kimberly: survey says. >> jesse: i don't like the consistency of pepper, they are slimy. >> kimberly: i like them. gorgeous in a salad red, yellow, orange. >> dana: eggplant. not any of it.

>> kimberly: have you ever had eggplant lasagna? delicious. >> dana: hate bob ba gadush. >> maria: coming back. in and you? >> tyrus: i hate squash. >> dana: not the best. >> tyrus: just the name, squash. it's like deign isn't it supposed to be a sport in i'm a mashed potatoes guy. >> kimberly: i love mashed potatoes. >> tyrus: which is phenomenal but not the question. facebook number question number two from den net h. that is your morning routine to get ready for work. you will take up most of the time. you are very organized. let me learn some things. >> kimberly: so morning routine to get ready for work. for work or for the day? >> tyrus: whatever you want to go with. >> kimberly: all right. i would say 100 percent i have to eat a piece of is a lamby every day. become a ritual. every day. puts me in the happy space and whatever. and then i ea use my knew nutraa

face wipes. and then itty-bitty workout. >> tyrus: woman who hates wrestling. >> dana: i didn't say anything about that. morning routine 5:30 a.m. wake-up. start reading, read, read, read. peter brings me my carnation instant breakfast and tea with honey. i go for workout and come here for the shows. >> kimberly: can you have him stop by, dana. >> jesse: we don't have to get in until five, actually. i don't wake up until 5:30 a.m. i will roll in bacon, egg and cheese. hit the gym really hard. couple hours. shower, throw on a nice tailored suit and head in and prep hard. >> kimberly: what about the extreme blow drying that you do of your hair? [laughter]

true story. >> jesse: fake news. >> kimberly: no it's not. >> jesse: i started blow drying my hair but it's not an extreme situation. >> kimberly: i would say it is. >> jesse: it looks better now, doesn't it. >> kimberly: 100 percent. >> jesse: thank you. >> dana: i don't know how to follow that i wake up, i have my coffee. my husband makes breakfast is he a good cook. >> kimberly: what kind of things does he make? >> maria: scrambled eggs all kinds of stuff in them. gourmet scrambled eggs. really good cook. and then i go for a run and then i, like dana i read everything i can read and then come in to work. >> kimberly: i really like eggs also in the morning, hard boiled eggs, poached eggs. eggs over easy. >> dana: sunny side up? >> kimberly: sunny side up. scrambled eggs. >> tyrus: punch the snooze alarm usually wake one a mean look on my face. i'm lazy so i usually go to

coffee rainy where i have my three eggs over medium, bacon, double toasted. every other. hit the gym and throw dom down some weights and that's when i check out my phone after i'm done working out. >> jesse: we should work out sometime. >> tyrus: absolutely. >> dana: can i please come watch that. >> tyrus: you have to be this tall. it would be great. we will all work out together. >> dana: that would be fun. oh my gosh that would be actually very fun. >> kimberly: i got new workout pants with the pockets in them. >> tyrus: shhh, up next, one more thing is next. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: time now for one more thing. kimberly? [laughter] i like calling on myself. all right. newlyweds barely escape. this have you seen this on fox. i saw it tree branch falls while recording their wedding video. could you imagine? watch this. just look closely here. ah. so there you go. supposed to be all romantic and sweet. i don't know. i hope they are not superstitious because that might not be a good sign. just saying, right? the new bride suffered minor injuries and she was able to

finish the interview like a total champ which was amazing. she later said that our love is forever going to be stronger than the tree. >> dana: absolutely. >> kimberly: jesse, i hope have a good one more thing today. jess jets the answer is water worlds waters world 8:00. we have ben shapiro, herman cain and maria's favorite ladies diamond and silk. did you hear about this teenager he got his make america great again hat stolen from him and drink thrown on him. >> kimberly: not nice. >> supporting the president, you ain't [bleep] >> jesse: whoa. >> kimberly: not nice. >> jesse: kid is only 16 years old. he will be on waters world i"watters'world" in a world exc. >> kimberly: very nice. and get him a new hat. >> jesse: yeah. we will get him a new hat. >> kimberly: that guy lost his job. very, very mean.

not nice. okay. thanks, jesse. i'm glad i helped with you that. >> jesse: thank you, kimberly. >> kimberly: dana? >> dana: one more thing i have something to promote. tonight i'm going to fill in for martha maccallum tonight on "the story." >> jesse: and on sunday. >> dana: find i will fill in for chris wallace. my guest will be kay bailey hutchison u.n. ambassador to nato. the president is headed to do the nato thing. then i have lindsey graham on the senate judiciary committee. he will be there when the supreme court nomination is underway. and then alease hogie the president of naral. we will talk to her also about the supreme court. then i will go home to see peter and jesper. >> kimberly: tell them hello. we will be watching you on sunday. that's fantastic and tonight at 7:00 p.m. on "the story." outstanding, hello, tyrus. >> tyrus: hi. i'm excited one more thing keep that dog party going.

bentley is a 12-year-old maltese while his owner lexy was away at college parents took bentley on a road trip from florida to texas. as they traveled across state line photos of bentley in front of state signs he became a twitter phenom garnished over 8,000 retweets and a thousand likes. leaving the dream. >> dana: bentley the family and the dog are coming on the story tonight. >> jesse: four plugs. >> tyrus: you are plugging away. >> kimberly: dana and i wrote back and forth about this. >> dana: tyrus is on the are you going gutfeld show and jesse is on the greg gutfeld show. >> kimberly: where is greg? >> maria: everyone knows lebron is leaving and going to l.a. they made it official in cleveland. his banner has been taken down off of the side of this building. it's a nike banner. it was at the sherman williams headquarters building. if you look at the video, it

is massive this was put up around the time he won the championship. anyways for cavs fans watching this get taken down was very dramatic. >> jesse: what does cleveland have now? >> dana: the rock and roll hall of fame. >> maria: the rock and roll hall of fame. lake erie. the indians. >> jesse: cleveland native americans. come on. >> maria: brewing company. lebron is leaving. sad day for cleveland. baper is gone. have to all now root for the lakers. >> tyrus: no we don't. >> maria: maria. >> dana: not exactly sure they are a great team. [laughter] >> kimberly: dana, watch you tonight at 7:00 p.m. and sunday and, you know,. >> dana: and monday and tuesday. >> kimberly: dana is here every day. that's it for us right now

but not for dana. be sure to tune in monday because sean hannity joins us here on the five as our special co-host. don't miss it. "special report" is up next. hello, bret. >> bret: i think it's the dana network now. thank you, kimberly. this is a fox news alert welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. congressman jim jordan joins me in the studio five former wrestlers claims as assistant wrestling coach jordan knew about a team doctor at the school hot former athletes say sexually abused them and others. jordan insists those allegations are false. we will lay all it out with him here live on set next. but, before we talk to the congressman, chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel looks at the controversy surrounding this case. >> there are now five former ohio state wrestlers accusing republican congressman jim jordan of knowing about a team doctor's alleged sexual misconduct. jordan was an assistant wrestling coach at ohio state m