reporting, as always. thank you, sir. that will do it, everyone. you can catch me tomorrow on "the intelligence report" on fox business at 2:00 p.m. eastern. i will see you there. "the five" is next. ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino along with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." a fiery moment of the white house today. press secretary sarah sanders fighting back against the media. >> as far as i know, i'm the first press secretary in the history of the united states that has required secret service protection. >> dana: will have more on that in a moment. president trump is back on the campaign trail tonight in pennsylvania, as a familiar foe emerges to counter.

president president obama sayinl stump for candidates this fall. >> thousands of americans would be alive today if not for the open border policies. of barack obama. >> they say that donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president. in fairness, he has spent years meeting with leaders from around the world. miss sweden, miss argentina, miss osher by john >> president obama is the founder of isis. >> the donald is not really a plans guy. not really a facts guy either. >> this is a president who doesn't have a clue. >> the guy says stuff that nobody would find tolerable if they were applying for a job at

7-eleven. >> dana: obama is endorsing dozens of democrats and making headlines for who he is backing and who he is not. he is throwing his weight behind a congressional candidate new mexico who wants to polish i.c.e. and stumping for herself acclaimed socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez. is this a rematch between donald trump and barack obama? >> jesse: i would love to see those two debates. it would be a bloodbath. i think the country rejected a third obama term when they rejected at hillary clinton. obama doesn't do very well when he's not on the ballot. he got shellacked in both midterms. him getting back on the trail activates the democratic base but also reactivates the public and base. they are going to be pretty fired up when they see him out there stumping. i don't believe the country wants to look backwards. i think the country wants to look for words. what we saw during the obama years were terrible economy, racial riots, and a lot of

consternation in the public. there wasn't a lot of good things that were happening. health care chaos, et cetera. now we are in the new environment. for obama to get back out there doesn't help. i think it hurts the democrats. it gives president trump a big punching bag. a very big target. >> dana: president trump does well when he has something to punch against. do you think the democrats will benefit from president obama being out on the campaign trail? >> juan: tremendous. 60% plus approval rating, high energy, and we know about his capacity as an orator or a campaigner. it's very strong. when you think about, on these endorsements come he's been strategic. he endorses candidates where his endorsement will benefit them. he doesn't endorse, for example, joe manchin and west virginia. a strong trump state. he doesn't endorse joe donnelly in indiana.

he is picking his spots. i think he is doing so very well. also don't forget money counts in politics. he's very good at raising money, and he's going to have his supporters and people who think he is still the cat's meow come out. when you talk about energy or something like jesse was saying health care and so forth. health care chaos is what we've gotten our you see the trump administration trying to provide these inadequate subpar plans. >> dana: some people like them. short-term plans. >> jesse: tell those to the people that lost their plans. >> juan: look at what the american people are saying. they are saying they want obamacare. >> jedidiah: they voted for trump. >> jesse: why did they vote against hillary? >> juan: they voted in 2010 in reaction to obamacare. remember it was being belittled and demonized at the time by opponents. boy, the american people's attitude has shifted.

>> jedidiah: costs a fortune. >> juan: there's an argument now about single-payer. >> jedidiah: that's even worse. i agree i think president obama does a great job as a campaigner. the problem is, he has to campaign now against success. he has to campaign against policies that have worked. he has to look people in the eye his taxes and gone down and have less regulations and they been able to expand their businesses. they have more freedom, administration with saying we don't like obamacare. we want to give you opportunities to get the health insurance that you decide is right for you. he has to say that gdp growth and the decrease taxes, that's all bad. what's he going to do? is going to do what he does best in pivot to republicans and trump, they hate immigrants, which is a lie. republicans and trump, all this nonsense. >> dana: it's a good point, greg. >> greg: jedediah.

>> dana: she makes a good point. can president obama go out there and talk down the economy? it's not a good idea to talk down prosperity. >> greg: we can tell by the montage that every obama said was scripted and everything trump said was off the cuff. it's in trump's favor. i feel bad for the democrats. it's like they dropped their iphone in the toilet so now they went to the junk drawer to get the flip phone. that's obama. he's the flip phone. they had to get something out of storage to save their party. >> dana: more like iphone 4 and hillary clinton -- >> greg: don't try to screw with my analogy. it's all i've got going. this is really about time off. the media and the comedians have been working really hard and they needed a much much-deserved snap. obama is back in town. they know he's off-limits. you can't make jokes about obama, right? no comedian is going to make a joke.

the media doesn't have to chase obama around. they don't have to howl and tim. basically it's a break for the comedians and a break for the media. because they can't joke about him. i don't lame obama for coming out of hiding. he's basically yesterday's special on the restaurant blackboard that trump came out in the morning and erased. >> dana: happier to have obama than clinton out there. >> jesse: absolutely. obama is much better than crooked hillary. it sets up the contrast. as opposed to a referendum. if there is no punching bag or villain for trump to run against, it's more difficult. when you have barack obama out there, the media is going to hoist those two guys in the center and make it a cage match. in terms of the endorsements, healing me of those endorsements because his former staff members were working for those candidates. i don't know how strategic it was. i understand why he didn't endorse cortez. if he had done that, it would've created a huge, huge problem within the democratic party. that would have been a major

blow to the centrists. they don't need that kind of fight right now. >> jedidiah: may be he watched some of our interviews because i watched them. seriously. when she is posed with a question that she has lofty ideas about, let's give him medicare for all. when you ask her how she's going to pay for it, her answer is absurd. when you ask about the israeli-palestinian crisis, she has no idea what she's talking about. this president obama, i disagreh him on a lot of stuff but he's not a stupid guy. >> juan: you say is obama going to run against the economy? obama is the guy who saved the economy. [laughter] it's republicans -- >> jedidiah: how did he save the economy? >> juan: he had a recession ' '08. >> dana: starting to come out of it. >> greg: bush saved the

economy. >> juan: let's look. >> greg: obama is responsible for everything good and trump is responsible for everything bad. i don't even agree with the reverse. >> juan: if you want to look at the economy, arrows and directions coming out of '08 what the united states has done sense, you would say that guided pretty well. >> jesse: the weakest recession since world war ii. >> juan: it was a terrible. >> jesse: usually when they are really bad, the recovery is really good. >> juan: on the economy, republicans had planned to run on the trump tax cuts. everybody is still encouraging republicans to say talk about the economy. forget about the demonizing of immigrants. forget going after the nfl players. playing almost kind of -- >> jesse: the other night he was talking up the tax cuts pretty big. >> juan: it's not working.

the american people say they haven't seen their wages increase. >> greg: who are these american people you've been talking to? >> juan: you should look at some polls. >> greg: know, the funny thing is you pick and choose poles and overlook ones about the, like the ones about russian collusion. they are not interested in the babel that you spout. >> juan: they are interested in whether or not this president was having some collusion. >> greg: the optimism has never been higher. that's not in my notes, juan. >> juan: why did you see so many trump officials come out today and say we are actively engaged in trying to stop the russians from interfering in the 2016 -- it's because those people understand the american people do care about the idea -- >> greg: polling shows that issue ranks less than any other issue. >> jesse: he wants to talk about russia because he can't talk about the economy.

>> jedidiah: honestly, do people have more jobs? are the unemployment numbers down? do people have more money in their pockets, more food on the table? you don't think so? i talk to people everyday who say they couldn't get a job five years ago are now they can. if he goes out and talks about the shrinking unemployment numbers, if he talks about providing more opportunities for people with health care or whatever, if he goes out and talks about low taxes and people are feeling the impacts in their pocketbook, that's all that matters. nobody is going to be talking about collusion with russia which there has been no proof of, if they can put food on the table. >> juan: i agree but i'm telling you you don't even have to say the democrats think this. republican strategist would like to get on the economy, pump it up. what they see is it's not working with the voters. trump is talking about -- >> jesse: i will leave you with one last headline not from a fake news article. cnbc says "worker compensation

at highest level since 2008." that is not fox news. that's not breitbart. cnbc. they know the data. >> juan: what you see is it's a very slow, stagnant -- >> dana: i hear what you're saying. it is still super hard to try to make that argument. obama might try to do it, but i don't -- >> juan: i don't think they are running against the economy. they are saying the real estate. the reason people are frustrated with the economy as they feel they are not getting their fair share. >> dana: i hear you. >> greg: those are generalizations that are not proven. what were you going to say? he cut you off. >> dana: i don't remember. the argument he's trying to make is hard to make when the headlines across all the papers are the things are better. it's like a feeling. president trump, they're going to have a battle. actually we don't even know exactly what is going to happen in october. that's always a month when there's big news on all sorts of

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>> greg: welcome back. it's time for greg is a hypocrite with greg gutfeld. today i'm going to be a hypocrite because what i'm about to tell you to do is something i should be telling myself, which is to be a nicer person. there's been a lot of fretting over the behavior toward the media and trump rallies, jeering and heckling. i don't think it's a big deal. if a world where an auto show, american is the loud car. the noise is part of our charm. no one is carrying the press into silence. believe me. they are louder than ever. much of the jeering is growing from a distrust of the media that under obama had cosmetic spine removal surgery to look better for that dreamy president. obama for them was like muzak on

prozac. now the trumpet here, the media is working overtime, things ignored under obama are crimes under trump. it's the contrast that takes all of us off. but we as americans can do better. heckling isn't a good look, especially when you are winning, and you are winning. the country is winning. let it go. you are scaring the kids. remember sean kelley, the pitcher who threw a tantrum as his team was up by 20. you don't want to be that guy. when you are in the lead, it's up to you to lead. elevate your game. at tonight's rally, turn it into media appreciation night. show them some love. that will probably freak them out even more. let's get right to the story of the day, my haircut. thank you. also sarah sanders was responding to a reporter that works for a three letter network who uses a lot of brylcreem,

won't name him. it's about the relationship that she has with the media and what its cost her. >> repeatedly the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger. the media has attacked me personally on a number of occasions, including your own network, said i should be harassed as a life sentence, that i should be choked. i.c.e. officials are not welcomed in their place of worship and personal information is shared on the internet. when i was hosted by the correspondents association of which almost all of your members on, you brought a committee enough to attack my periods and call me a traitor to my own gender. in fact, as i know, as far as i know, i'm the first press secretary in the history of the united states that has required secret service protection. >> greg: you know, dana, i know she's the flash point for the administration and that's why comedians go after her and things like that, but it does seem like it is different. >> dana: i don't think any comedian ever knew i existed. i kind of liked it that way.

>> greg: well, they couldn't see you. the podium was about 2 inches above your head. they called you the invisible press secretary. >> dana: they did. i was about that effective. >> greg: you were great, that's not true. >> dana: i don't know of another press secretary that's needed secret service protection. it is unnerving. some of the things she has set are true. the comedian they have at the white house correspondents' dinner, that woman was responsible for her own words. almost everybody, the official statement from the white house correspondents association was how outraged they were, how embarrassed. they rushed to say it was wrong, because they do have respect for sarah sanders. you can hear in her voice she is not having it. to your point about the rallies, you almost quoted somebody. >> greg: who? >> dana: michelle obama. when they go low, we go high.

being nicer. >> greg: i think somebody else said that before her. it is called turning the other cheek. >> dana: the ten commandments. these are age-old -- >> greg: the first tablet. >> dana: that was one of my corny jokes. i don't know if i'm helping here or not. >> greg: just don't swear. >> dana: the jeering at the press has got to be too much. >> greg: what do you think, jed? we make fun of the press. that's why i say i'm a hypocrite. people at the trump rallies don't have a tv show. they don't have the option to go off on people. when they see in unnamed anchor from a three letter network, they see him, and they do it. that's why when i'm passing judgment on them, i know i'm a hypocrite. i can do it whenever i want. i'm trying to tell them it would look better if you didn't. >> jedidiah: but they are mad. remember the demonization of the

tea party rallies? these people were destroyed for so long. they are tired of it. they are tired of people claiming to be objective journalists who have an agenda. they are tired of people making fun of them are reporters thinking these are trump supporters so they are this and that and saying negative things. they are tired of it. i don't condone any violence or name-calling. it undermines the cause when you do things like that, but i understand these people's frustration. i also feel like they have watched their politicians that they liked for so long -- sarah palin, president bush. these people were destroyed by most of the media. now they have a guy who's not going to take it. he doesn't want to take it sitting down. he wants to stand up. he calls them out, they are cheering saying finally somebody will answer these people. i get it, even though i don't condone bad behavior. i understand the frustration. you are right. we get to sit here with our microphone. their microphone is real life, and they have had it. >> greg: you just changed my mind about my monologue. everything i just said.

before i get to you guys, trump just tweeted about something. "they asked my daughter ivanka whether or not the media is the enemy of the people. she correctly said no. it is the fake news, which is a large percentage of the media, that is the enemy of the people!" juan, that's a good distinction. i've always said he is talking about the fake news, not the real news. >> juan: he is trying to backtrack, but is far too late. this is not about the trump base. i think it is about the trump cult. >> greg: you are calling supporters cultists. >> juan: that rally on monday. >> greg: you can do that to obama supporters. you forget the obama supporters. >> juan: you had a monologue. just a second. let me talk. you think about the idea that they would exclude a reporter from an open availability because the reporter dared to ask or shout a question of the president. you think about the idea they are limiting press briefings now

to the lowest number that we've ever seen. >> greg: the press has never been more vocal. >> juan: you understand exactly what this president is doing. >> greg: he is not doing anything. >> juan: what are you talking about? >> greg: listen to how loud you are. no one is shutting you up. trump is making you louder. trump is making you angrier. trump is making you talk more. >> juan: i'm trying to tell you honestly and say explain something which is that i think this guy who started with the enemy of the american people. that's what he said. he described reporters. >> greg: he was talking about fake news. >> juan: no. he said it in 2016. he said it again in 2017 after his disastrous performance with putin in helsinki. oh, i had a great summit. it was the fake news media. what's fake about that? we reported he said he believed putin, not american intelligence. >> greg: you're missing my point. the enemy of the people he is saying is the fake news, not the

news. >> juan: he is trying to walk it back now. even his own daughter -- >> greg: i remember the very first tweet on this. >> juan: this is a guy who was persuaded, 90% support among republicans. you get a situation where 90% of republicans think whatever trump says about collusion, i will believe it. only 5% will agree that the media is trying to represent the best of first amendment rights. >> jedidiah: because they watch the news. they turn on the tv and the vast majority of people and media are salivating, waiting with baited breath to do anything that they can say negative things about. not to say all the media are bad. >> juan: that's why, his son tweets out cnn sucks. he retweeted. he is trying to gin up the base. the nice, base. but you know what i really mean. >> jesse: obama didn't have to bash the press because the press loved him.

>> greg: he only bashed us. >> jesse: he bashed fox news. fox news is 5% of the overall media. 90% of the media coverage against this president has been negative. yet his approval rating is at 50%. there is a huge disconnect. >> juan: 50%. where did you see that? >> greg: >> jesse: last month. >> juan: he is underwater. real clear politics average includes rasmussen, by the way. it has a nine-point -- >> jesse: you are underwater too because you are all wet. look at this analogy. say i am an eagles fan. i wear my eagles jersey and i go to washington redskins game. i'm going to get jeered and heckled him people are going to yell and taught me. that's how it is. you put your jersey on, you come to an eagles game, they are going to do the same thing. what's happening at these rallies, the base is spirited. they have a lot of spirit. i don't agree with the middle finger. that's not right. but to yell at a reporter is not the same as some of the things they've done to trump

supporters. trump supporters have been assaulted. they have been punched in the face. a lot of bad things have happened. do not condemn those things, which the media doesn't do. maxine waters said what she sent, chase people out of restaurants. dana loesch has armed security. you should see when i go to a campus. i have armed security around me. we are all grown men here and women. we can handle some taunts. it's not that big a deal. >> dana: i have a great point about the media spends a lot of time reporting about the media. that's what they do. it's in their nature, they are missing so many big stories that they could! after president obama on, like these cafe standards, all the environmental stuff that used to be on the front page of "the new york times." the president is basically allowing his government to do all these great things while he provides air cover with his tweets. they are making a huge mistake by not focusing on the -- >> greg: that was a brilliant point. that goes into your brilliant point journal.

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♪ >> jesse: brace yourselves. crooked hillary is back. clinton is going from politics to the small screen, teaming up with her friend steven spielberg to executive produce a tv show about women's suffrage. they failed democratic presidential nominee tweeted that she is thrilled to be joining forces with hollywood. seems like everybody wants to produce movies and tv now. >> greg: it's amazing. it's at the great thing about being a liberal. when you lose, you still won. she's a feminist hero who turned a blind eye to his husband's unseemly shenanigans and his victims and also partying down with hurricane harvey weinstein. stephen should tackle that movi

movie. the democrats really did benefit from hollywood's silence over harvey weinstein, because that marauding money bag was able to fund that party with democrat cash. >> jesse: shouldn't hillary be able to do whatever she wants, not the twilight of her life. after years and years of public service. >> dana: absolutely. i have no problem. it's pretty ironic. hollywood also gave big contracts to the obamas. netflix is going to do a bunch of things. they don't bang down any doors of republicans name . maybe it's a cultural thing. that's fine. a movie about harvey weinstein would probably be pretty interesting. who is going to cast that one. >> jesse: i don't know if anybody wants that role. juan, what do you think?

>> juan: one of the realities of american politics is that people talk about the midterms in terms of could be a blue wafer democrats, and i see stories these days that say there's a pink wave coming. so many women candidates, republicans republicans -- problems republicans are having. i think she is an icon to those folks. she's made the case since her defeat that in fact part of the problem was people just are uncomfortable with a woman and trump who had no problem grabbing women and bragging about it. >> jesse: it's amazing that hillary lost the white female boat to donald trump. isn't that surprising? >> greg: because they are racist. you forgot. >> jedidiah: they weren't comfortable with a liar. she had lied repeatedly. she does happen to be a woman who'd lied repeatedly. >> juan: seriously? >> jedidiah: she was a known liar. she deceived the public. she lied about forms she had signed. she lied through her teeth. they know it. this is a film about the suffrage movement and fighting to win the right to vote. isn't this the woman who just told everybody recently that

married white women voted for trump because their dads and their brothers told them to. this is supposed to be some champion of women and representative of all women? she is one of the most divisive figures, on any issue. >> juan: how is that divisive? >> jedidiah: how is it divisive to save married women -- >> juan: she believed that to be true. >> jedidiah: it is insulting to the married white women who voted for trump. >> dana: women can vote for themselves. >> greg: you know, you really aren't think for yourself. my wife would be upset by that. >> jesse: nfl quarterback dac prescott facing intense backlash for saying that players should stand for the anthem. he is responding to that next. i've always looked forward to what's next.

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♪ >> juan: the nfl anthem controversy heating up yet

again. dallas cowboys quarterback dak prescott not backing down after he received backlash first thing stadiums are not the proper venue for protests. even though he also said he supports the message coming from the protesting. jesse, you're a football fan. we know jerry jones, the owner of the cowboys, said the cowboys policy is going to be to stand. the nfl said jerry, we have a stand-down agreement with the players. let's not have any more comments. now here comes jack prescott, the star quarterback. >> jesse: i hate to say this about a cowboy but i think he nailed it. it's the correct stance to take. he says he respects the anthem and believes that moment, 2 minutes at a football stadium, is a time of national unity. he says i'm not going to disparage anybody who wants to kneel. to say there's not a lot of social justice problems in the country the need to be addressed

and he would like to address them, just not during those 2 minutes of the anthem. now he's getting backlash. someone said he said this because he wanted to please his master, jerry jones. because he was the owner and he had to say this because he is under contract. i really dislike that. seems like anytime there's a black athlete who comes out against the liberal orthodoxy, they are attacked for having a different, independent opinion. it happens all across the stratosphere with clarence thomas, kanye west, ben carson. whenever you push an opinion aside from what the liberals want you to say, you are tagged as a race traitor and i don't appreciate it. >> dana: it is similar to what we said in the last block, hillary clinton sang white women only voted for trump because their husbands told them too. actually, guess what. news flash. it's 2018 and everybody can think for themselves. i think what jack prescott did show real leadership, and that's what quarterbacks do, right? they lead. >> juan: what do you think, jedediah? it's also the case that there is tremendous momentum among the nfl players to say this is our

moment to take a stand, stand together and call attention. our platform for calling attention to social justice and police brutality. >> jedidiah: that may be true but his statement was so noncontroversial. that was why i was surprised. i am used to the mob going after people when they come out and say something that really goes against the grain. this guy was saying, even part of his quote was i respect everybody and power to the people that kneel. this is what they believe in and they should be able to kneel. it was completely benign, and so you can't get away with even slightly saying something ever so different without having people on you. on twitter and social media, it's insane. if you can't have a nuanced opinion like this, i get where you are coming from but -- you can't have a conversation at all. he is still a guy entitled to his opinion and he said it so gently and so beautifully. it was like he had media

training. it was unbelievable. i don't know what else you could do. he handled it beautifully. >> juan: the other way to look at it is malcolm jenkins, who plays for the eagles, jesse steen, said jerry jones is a bully and he's trying to enforce his own orthodoxy on the players and not allow them their right to express discontent with social justice in the country. >> greg: i think that is an evasive response to what is a clear perspective, which is you just don't protest at work. no one is stopping you from protesting and showing up. you can go to the police station. you can go to the park, make a sign. but if you do that it were, you're going to be fired. i don't protest here in work, even when i feel strongly about many things. when i find interesting about the story was when the media brought up the social media backlash. his response was kind of like whatever. i think he knows the difference between real life, his family and work, and the fake life

which is hysteria in the mob. more people need to adopt that kind of perspective. the reason why this problem persists is that the two sides are talking past each other. it would be nice to have an actual meeting of the mines are not just a camera on kaepernick and a camera on trump. the solution is always to have people come together and chat. >> jesse: if jack prescott went to jerry jones and said here's my charity, here's my cause, can you cut a check? i'm sure it would be a fat check. >> juan: how far is too far and taking them perfect social media picture? people pushing the limits for death-defying photos. that's next on "the five" ." why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist.

♪ >> jedidiah: more and more people are going to extremes to take the perfect shots of themselves. check out these insane examples. in australia, so-called selfie bullies are being called in to help stop tourists like these from taking pictures on the edge of a dangerous cliff. cops are cracking down and finding anyone caught jumping the fence near the 160-foot drop. in the bahamas, an american

model was attacked by a shark and dragged underwater while posing for photos. the woman is okay after being bitten on the wrist. this is insanity, greg. this is also in my book. >> greg: nicely done. >> jedidiah: i took after you. >> greg: >> greg: i collect kilr selfies. >> jedidiah: is it narcissism gone wild? what's going on? >> greg: it is stupidity. i don't really mind it because they're not hurting anybody but themselves. when you marry technology to risk, often innocent people get killed. a third of traffic accidents are now due to distraction via technology. overtaking drunk driving is texting. that to me as a real issue because you're actually killing other people. this is darwinian. they are killing themselves out of their own stupidity. i am sorry that's happening, but i worry more for innocent people who are getting hit by cars because somebody is texting. >> greg: >> jedidiah: rua selfi?

>> dana: not very much. i'm not very good at it. they should learn about photoshop. kids these days are pretty good at computers. >> greg: you are saying fake selfies. >> dana: yeah, rather than being bit by a shark. i am -- i don't think any resources need to be spent sending cops to protect people from doing stupid stuff. >> jedidiah: i think these phones make us crazy? we have a mentor hands. we assume we have to be carnal chronicling our whole life. because we are addicted, this is what we do. we go crazy and we have done the best instagram page and it's competitive. is that what's happening? >> juan: i'm not sure. i heard what you said about narcissism. people just want to celebrate themselves or they feel the average person feels they can get attention or they can be special. >> jedidiah: instagram famous. there are people have famous just from their instagram pages. >> juan: it seems cheap to me.

anyone can do it if you want to hang off the cliff. is that really what you want to be known for? communis like -- to me it's like porn. we know people who've do crazy pictures. >> dana: i am saying i don't think taking crazy selfies is like porn. a >> greg: juan, that was aimed at me, i was just trying to make money in college. [laughter] >> jedidiah: you have young kids. what do you do in this age of everyone has to chronicle their whole life. people get crazy, they do crazy things. do you have to have conversations with your kids about this is unsafe. you shouldn't be doing this. don't stare at other people's instagram pages and tried to copy them. >> jesse: they are only six. they know how to work and iphone better than i do. it's humbling. i trying to take a selfie the other day at the gym and i was

like -- i did. all of a sudden, people were looking at me. >> greg: they should. >> jesse: taking a selfie in the gym, and it's so humiliating. >> greg: you should never do that. >> dana: don't ever do that. >> juan: the worst selfie ever was that woman los angeles who took a picture of herself with the older woman behind her. >> dana: she got fired. >> greg: we have to ask, why were you taking a selfie in the gym? were you flexing? [laughter] >> jesse: "one more thing" is up next. s not a bed. it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep number 360 smart bed intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to run the world. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999.

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speak up it's time now for "one more thing." >> jesse: very important day. the big mac turned 50. if you buy a big mac like we did, like this, they will give you a commemorative big mac coin and you can use this going to buy another big mac. they are flying off the shelves, they are all over the country. i just want to say, happy 50th anniversary to the big mac. >> dana: do you know who works at mcdonald's, robert gibbs, former white house corresponden correspondent. >> it has the picture of a hamburger.

>> dana: shocking. >> that'll pop eye joke. >> we just talked last week about vacation bible school, i love vacation bible school, instead of to my friend's son and allie, their oldest son decided to throw a vacation bible school for the younger children in his neighborhood. it was all packaged around his favorite word which is from 23. here we have some video of whit. >> what has been the most fun part so far? >> getting to do all the fun things with the kids. it's because some of the fun things have to do with crafts, they played their own version of duck, duck, goose called sheep, sheep, shepard. isn't that adorable?

congratulations, you did a good job. >> let's go to this. [laughter] >> you don't have it? >> i will do it. >> greg: thank you very much. delinquent moms, deadbeat dads, where there is nothing worse than dancing parents. take a look at this. that was at petco park in san diego at a baseball game. the kid in the middle. he is going through a living hell. his parents just dancing, or what they believe is dancing. anyway, he has to sit there. this will follow him for the rest of his life. >> dana: she's a good dancer. >> it's hard to take a picture of human kindness but i think we have got one, folks. take a look at this video. jordan taylor, employee at a baton rouge supermarket letting

a customer with autism helping him restock the shelves. he offered to help him and do it himself, and guided him for 30 minutes. his family is so touched by his kindness, they started a gofundme page to help them raise money for college. he says he lives a simple rule, always help others when you can. >> dana: that is so sweet. all right, jedediah. get ready to meet susie the kangaroo and below the wallaby. they are friends, they came to the haven wildlife shelter in australia as orphans and they have a bond with their caretaker they are always fighting for the tour, i understand because i was an only child and did not share my toys. in this video you can see susie and their little quarrel. ultimately, one gets to cabo. look at that. look at how beautiful. i always wanted a kangaroo.

>> never miss an episode of "the five." he's our bear. "special report" is up next. >> top intelligence officials say russia is still trying to interfere with the u.s. election process. the president's daughter quibbles with her father about separating immigrant children. plus, what direction will the democratic party go? we will hear, and also press for some answers. this is "special report." ♪ >> bret: good evening, i am bret baier. we are live again tonight in los angeles. we start off this evening in washington where an all-star team of american national security officials said that despite president trump's warning to