charles, always a pleasure. gary johnson on running for this senate in new mexico. he's here. that's going to be good. it's going to be fun. here is "the five" ." >> jesse: i am jesse watters with judge jeanine, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." we start with a fox news alert. stunning news out of washington. president trump revokes the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders reading a statement from the president explaining why. >> any benefit senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by

his erratic conduct and behavior. mr. brennan's lying in recent conduct characterized by increasingly fringe commentary is wholly inconsistent with access to the nations most closely held secrets and facilities. the very aim of our adversaries, to sew division and chaos. >> jesse: brandon is a constant critic of president trump. here he is last night. >> i think donald trump has badly sullied the reputation of the office of the presidency. with his invective, with his constant disregard for human decency. as well as his befriending of autocratic leaders around the world and his continued pursuit of relationships to benefit himself as opposed to the country. i do think america's standing the world has also been tarnished. i think even more fundamentally, what he's doing here in the united states is very polarizing

and he is i think the most divisive president we have ever had in the oval office. >> jesse: reaction from john brennan on twitter. "this action is part of a broader effort by mr. trump to suppress freedom of speech and punish critics. it should gravely worry all americans, including intelligence professionals about the cost of speaking out. my principles are worth far more than clearances. i will not relent." the white house reviewing security clearances of top former intelligence officials and fbi employees, including james comey commander mccabe, susan rice, peter strzok, and james clapper. judge jeanine, i know you have been following. the situation closely. they say these people retain their clearances and consult with their successors. i don't think he's doing any consultation now. do you believe he has forfeited

his professional courtesy by the frenzied rhetoric he has been exhibiting on cable tv and twitter? >> judge jeanine: he has been engaging in a lot of frenzied behavior and criticism. here is the bottom line. you are not entitled to a security clearance. you don't have a right to have it. the president has the arbitrary right to take it away. how many people do we know, whether or not they have it or don't have it? here is a guy who has lied to congress a million times. that's no exaggeration. he denied the cia he was running improperly access to files from the senate stolen. we will talk about it later. >> greg: she is good. >> judge jeanine: the guy is, this truth to power nonsense that you need to be able to have this, it's really for institutional reference.

pompeo ain't calling the sky. i have no problem with it. >> jesse: judge jeanine brought up the fact that he has lied to senate staffers. lied to congress saying that we don't listen to americans phone calls. he also lied about the use of the dossier. said it wasn't really considered in the intelligent assessment, which it was. three things there alone, the guy proffering false information to congress and to the american people. he doesn't have a great track record when it comes to honesty. >> juan: i think he has a great track record i think he's a patriot. to me, i don't understand why michael flynn is not on that list. do you have any idea why? >> jesse: i think we know why. >> juan: and the republicans not on the list? comey doesn't have clearance. he put comey, mccabe. they don't even have clearance.

he puts them on the list because essentially you hear this from the democrats come he has created an enemies list. he attacks the press is the enemy of the american people. he attacks his critics. he makes people who work for sign nondisclosure agreements. transparency, huh? politicizing intelligence gathering. he doesn't consult with jim clapper about this. to me, this is like, so sad and so authoritarian and yet i suppose his supporters will save big deal. >> jesse: i think you meant coats. dan coats. dana, is this where? >> dana: it's not an exaggeration to say it is unprecedented. as the judge said, the president does have the right to make this decision. i look at it this way. why today? how do you solve a problem like omarosa. by having something to lead with today. this document is dated july 26.

they didn't change it when they release too. they've been holding onto it, may view because of brennan's comments last night on msnbc. they decided it was the last straw decided to move forward. but he did provide the white house a way to prove it to the story they want to talk about, and that is this issue. it's very clever, the use of the word erratic. it's not just a word they pick out of thin air. erratic is one of the words that you are asked about when you are going three clearance or when your friends and colleagues, former work associates, they will be asked, did you ever see jesse exhibit erratic behavior? it would be a towel there might be something wrong with them and they wouldn't be able to -- i think it looks like political retaliation. the president has the ability to do it, so if he wants to come up fine. i don't get is anything beyond this new cycle because john brennan is not going to stop talking. he's not even using is a cutie clearance anyway. >> jesse: greg, welcome back. >> greg: thanks for having me

back. your hair is as big as ever. >> jesse: you have been missed on your book to her. what you think about this latest clearance revoking? >> greg: i think when people say this is unprecedented, it doesn't matter anymore because everything since 2016 is unprecedented. also when you have behavior, emotional behavior, brennan's criticisms of trump are also pointless because we have been through that. he still won. you can still think he's a jerk. get over it. there's two big reasons. brennan is another person who's broken by 2016. he's the reverse version of the movie "big." instead of a child becoming a man, he's transformed for man to a petulant child by some supernatural surreal event which was the 2016 election. this has happened to a lot of people. he's fallen and he can't get up. >> jesse: do you think this is trump derangement syndrome? >> greg: absolutely. the second reason is and why his opening means nothing to me,

back in the '80s at the height of the cold war, brennan voted for a communist in the freest country we have ever seen. he has no standing to be critical about any russian meddling or any kind of russian policy because he didn't just collude. he cheer lead at a time when we needed people to be anti-communist. the fact that he got this far is outstanding. i look forward to his book because i know there will be one. the other thing, i understand the idea of pivoting. in trump world, news is bocce ball. a ball comes. one ball is omarosa on the next ball is brennan. you can't tell the difference between pivoting and just being another day. >> dana: i think it was quite strategic. >> greg: i think they do this every day. >> dana: you do this every day thinking you want to be proactive and you end up having to react.

>> juan: brennan last night, he is reacting to trump calling omarosa a dog. so what brennan says is he has failed, the president, has failed to live up to minimum standards of decency. it's dangerous for a president to behave in that way. >> greg: how dangerous? >> juan: how ugly, how disheartening. >> greg: words, words. >> judge jeanine: the problem is that you have brennan and clapper, the people who lied to congress, who anyone else will be in jail right now. these are the guys who are monetizing and politicizing. these are the guys who are actually going on television, and if you don't think that security clearance adds to their ability to be lobbyists and consultants and advisors, it's huge. they are monetizing it. michael flynn is not. he's hiding somewhere. >> juan: i'm not against monetizing. >> greg: how did he get on msnbc? >> judge jeanine: clapper got on cnn because he said he lied and said he never leaked

anything now we find out he leaked something to cnn he's getting a check. >> juan: forming -- 4 million people, judge, who have security clearances in the country. these guys aren't monetizing. >> greg: we need to build a wall. we need to build a wall. get around the people with clearances. >> jesse: he is leveraging his clearance in order to gain credibility. when he goes on television and makes these really outrageous statements. some of these statements. he says the president of the united states is a danger to national security. he suggested trump met one-on-one with vladimir putin because he was hiding something from his own security team. he says that president has no credibility, and he says he's a ponzi scheme artist, comparing him to bernie madoff, and he says it's going to catch up with him, making these veiled threat threats. >> dana: he doesn't need a security clearance.

it doesn't necessarily matter. now that has the reputation he has and he's done what he's done, he will always be able to be on television. he will always be able to write books. this doesn't change that for him. but i do think it's professionally embarrassing. >> juan: most americans agree with what you said brennan believes which is that trump was lying about his relations with russia and that trump is not -- >> judge jeanine: what? >> greg: surveys show americans are not the least bit interested in the russia story. you have to be skeptical of someone this emotional. brennan is an emotional wreck right now. there's something going on in his head that's not right. >> jesse: he's erratic. don't believe what liberal new york governor andrew cuomo said about america. wait until you hear this next. ♪

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he's raising eyebrows for these comments about america. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. we have not reached greatness. we will reach greatness when every american is fully engaged. we will reach greatness when discrimination and stereotyping against women, 51% of our population, is gone. >> dana: the governor clarifying their mark saying that america is great and we will reach greatness with full equality. steve: apologizing after saying this about republican senate it counted, she is currently a congress man, marsha blackburn. >> marsha blackburn, if he says

jump off the harahan bridge, she will jump off the harahan bridg bridge. >> dana: that is so rude. congressman maxine waters birthday is today. here is her wish. >> my biggest birthday wish would be that we are able to get a leader of this country who represents us, who has a respect of all of our allies. i would wish we could remove him from office. >> dana: actually the president wished her happy birthday today and said anyone who sees her should wish her a happy birthday too. meanwhile, keith ellison scored a victory in the minnesota primary race for the state's attorney general days after abuse allegation surface. he is being criticized with past appearances with controversial nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. i found something of interest, greg. a tale of two cuomos. in 1994, mario cuomo, his father, in the most eloquent speech of his career.

it was called that at the time, said america is the most magnus magnificent mosaic that is america. then andrew cuomo said america was never that great. >> greg: interesting fact. andrew and chris, right, brothers? the movie "dumb and dumber" is based on them. interesting fact. you look at this inflammatory rhetoric and you've got to realize we are being sold a bill of goods about this era being super divisive and awful and evil. i was at the nixon library over the weekend. when you walk in, you see their first year, 1968, in the museum. he walked through there. war, riots, domestic bombings, domestic terror, internal-external struts, communists. the only thing missing was asteroids and rosie o'donnell. it was a terrifying era. people have to realize that this is not an era of great conflict. right now we are in an era of peace and prosperity.

but we are being sold that this is the worst possible time to be alive when in fact, america is great. we have never eradicated more poverty in history. we have people working. we have the highest rate of optimism in almost two decades. the idea, i think he is biting into the media world that it's apocalyptic. all you have to do is go back to '68. >> dana: you sent me a text a new set of social media have been around then, the country may not have survived. >> greg: if twitter and facebook were around in 1968, we wouldn't be around now. >> dana: let me ask you, jesse, we are seeing this where a candidate and a 2020 hopeful says something quite provocative like elizabeth warren set about the police. then they end up having to walk it back. they backtrack or end up apologizing. are they just in a demolition derby to see who can knock each

other out? >> jesse: historically would think the democrats are ready to win because that's what usually happens in a midterm like this. they are ahead little bit on the congressional ballot. so you think if they nominate normal centrist candidates, raising a lot of money, and be anti-trump. they can't contain themselves because their base is so crazy and frothing at the mouth so much, they get carried away at these events and they say things. they think that the radical left wing base wants to hear it. then you get things like andrew cuomo who i don't walk this back less than 24 hours later. i agree with greg. i think america was great when we defeated the nazis, we won the cold war, we put a man on the moon, invented the internet and iphone and all that stuff. >> greg: don't forget tang. >> jesse: and you have a guy like keith ellison. he has massive amounts of abuse allegations he is dealing with. he supported a cop killer in the past. he's hanging around with louis farrakhan. you have this other guy, cohen,

he wants to push his opponent off the bridge. >> dana: he wants her to jump. just to be clear. >> greg: clarification. >> jesse: and then you have jon tester out there in montana, and he's hanging out with pearl jam at a fund-raiser with a poster that has a corpse of president trump. these people are following their left wing base off a cliff and all they need to do is keep it together and not screw up. they could actually win the house back. >> dana: can i get you needs, judge, judge jeanine. keith ellison is the cochairmen of the dnc right now. he is running to be attorney general of minnesota. what do you make of that? >> judge jeanine: to be attorney general for minnesota, you are saying with the domestic violence? >> dana: not only that, the stuff he has had about police in the past. >> judge jeanine: there is no question that to be the attorney general, you have to work with police. if you find them credible. they bring you cases. and i think what's happening

with the domestic violence allegations, i think it's going to hurt her more in the general election, although, you know, where he's from, it's going to be a problem. there's a real problem. when andrew cuomo says every american needs to be fully engaged, and i ran against him and i never said a negative thing about him since i ran against him for attorney general in 2006. >> dana: don't hold back now. >> judge jeanine: i intentionally don't. he won fair and square. that's the end. when he says i want every american to be fully engaged, greg, i want to ask you, what does that mean? with a diamond ring? fully engaged? >> greg: i have no idea. >> dana: clever play on words. juan. >> jesse: >> juan: when i see , i want to hand you a cane. it seems to me, if you are woman in america, the reason that if her dad had such success in the

1960s, you talk about it is so tumultuous, women said we want freedom. we want equal rights. the reason we have civil rights movement in the 1960s is because black folks said there is not equal rights in a country that was based on the idea of all men being created equal. so when you talk about america back in the '50s, i guess, i guess their people might say make america great again. are you trying to say we should go back to those days were white men ruled the entire universe and nobody else could have any fair standing? >> judge jeanine: do you agree with andrew cuomo when he says america was never great. you are saying yourself from the '60s that they made america great because they resolve the issue. >> juan: america has always been great because of the promise of america, by the actuality of america is we are a country had slavery's. we always worked to improve. the founding fathers blessed us

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♪ >> juan: former white house aide omarosa continuing her scorched-earth attacks in the trump white house. is she going too far with this latest charge? >> i don't want to see a race war. i would like to see things happen for the communities of chicago and flint come as we talked about on the campaign. to see the rebuilding of puerto rico. i would actually like to see the inner city youth get the educational tools they need and the funding they need. >> juan: omarosa also appearing not to follow her own advice when it comes to one upping president trump. >> there is one way to shut donald trump down, and that is to just don't give him the oxygen, and the oxygen comes from the clicks, the likes, the shock, the discussion. if you ignore him, you starve him of the thing he loves the

most, controversy and attention. >> juan: greg, i'm going to give you the first shot here. she says the president wants to sow racial division. she cites attacks on everybody, including herself, mentioning lebron and maxine waters. >> greg: it raises the question of what she was doing working with such a despicable character. especially as an african-american. what was she thinking? she is a horrible winner and a despicable loser. do you remember the tape she made one trump won and she made the gloating promise that those who defied trump were going to get on their knees. she was awful as a winner and she is horrible as a loser. the best lesson here, and i've mentioned this before, you have to choose competence over loyalty. just because somebody was good to you, you don't hand out jobs as thank you notes. we all knew, we were going the only reason he's giving her job is out of gratitude because she would say anything.

and she would kiss his butt because that's all she knew how to do. now she's fired. she is doing the reverse. anyone can fake loyalty. you can't fake confidence. i think donald trump has learned that lesson come as you noticed by the recent hires in the staffing is no longer that way. >> juan: i don't know. what did he say, jesse? only the best people. >> jesse: only the best. in a weird way, the media obsessing about omarosa and behind the scenes, the president is probably just ripping apart obama's legacy and tearing up regulations and putting through judges. who knows? maybe it's working. i think omarosa's days are over. i think this is the last day we are going to discuss omarosa on "the five." >> greg: are you telling the producers, just so we know? >> jesse: why, is she going to come out with another unhinged unhinged -- >> judge jeanine: she says she has more tapes. do you think we are going to an ignore that takes? of course not.

donald trump is loyal but his loyalty giving people jobs. jeff sessions, that was probably the worst error he thinks he's made since he became president. sessions is somewhere in a closet hiding. he did it out of loyalty. >> dana: why doesn't he fire jeff sessions? >> judge jeanine: why would you firer jeff sessions? it's going to start a whole nother jim comey. it will be another two years. i want to say something about omarosa. donald trump gives everyone a chance. people from the trump organization, low-level, he wants everyone to rise up. it's not about competence. it's about lunacy. he didn't even have to check her competency. he just had to check her mental state. >> juan: she says he has mental issues. i don't know these people, judge. you do. when you speak, i listen. >> judge jeanine: do you watch my show? >> juan: of course. >> greg: have you bought her

book? >> judge jeanine: you were yelling at the tv? >> greg: a lot of us feel that way, juan. >> juan: dana, the heart of her argument, she says, not only he wants to pitch his base, his mostly white vase come against successful black people. he has no blacks on his staff. what do you say? >> dana: the evidence is not there. i cover this every day. i do not see that with him. hiring for diversity, i think it's important for a lot of reasons. maybe they will take a look at that at the white house. that's up to them. but i don't think the president is wanting a race war. when she says that, she says herself make herself look even more religious. i think african-americans watching the news and paying attention to this, think she is cheapening the discussion. >> jesse: the ap said black

americans aren't buying her terms. she was so despised by the black community before this. they don't trust her. she worked for the gores and clintons. she got fired. in her book, she said she wanted to work for hillary clinton's campaign but it fell through, so she went to go work for donald trump. >> judge jeanine: that's why people in her community say she is an opportunist and an ego driven hustler. >> juan: i don't think there is much debate. i think you're right. charlottesville. some have left after charlottesville. yesterday, sarah sanders apologized for this business about lack unemployment under trump. >> jesse: she said she got the years wrong. she was trying to compare it. >> juan: why did you repeat it? >> jesse: it is one and a half

to one and a half. here's my point. lowest black unemployment ever under donald trump. not under barack obama. steve give him some credit. >> jesse: juan, didn't do you want a picture with trump? >> dana: oh, my gosh. >> jesse: i think you've got a picture with him. >> dana: oh, my god. >> jesse: is it on your mantle mantle? >> juan: in the fireplace. >> greg: you burned the evidence. [laughter] >> juan: you know who has the picture? the guy who takes care of the lobby. donald trump says i'm a big baby because i helped the maintenance man get a picture. next up, in massachusetts, the mere promising never to sip sam adams and again because ceo supports the trump tax cuts. drivewise.

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♪ >> greg: no monologue today. i took the redeye in and i'm kind of brain-dead. speaking of brain-dead, some massachusetts mayor proclaimed on twitter that he would never drink a sam adams beer again because the company's cofounder praised president trump's tax cuts. jesse, this is another example i think of how people get too close to the sun, the sun being politics. so something political happens and that affects everyone of their decisions. i don't like this comedian anymore. i won't drink this beer. >> jesse: don't criticize beer. can't we all get along? it's like the florida governor not drinking orange juice. it is stupid. is he going to drink corona? heineken?

it's american-made here and it helps your own state. >> greg: are you saying build a wall around corona? i love corona. a little bit of lime. it's delicious. judge, will this make more people drink the beer being slandered. >> judge jeanine: it is like chick-fil-a. the more they criticize. by the way, i love chick-fil-a. do you know it's on the corner? i honestly drink pabst blue ribbon. this guy, it's ridiculous. it's like football. they politicize football too. >> greg: what about you, juan? would you say, if a guy supports trump, also makes a coffee you like, would you stop drinking the coffee? >> juan: it's interesting to me. >> jesse: juan drinks kool-aid kool-aid. >> greg: oh! >> juan: i just started drinking coffee and now i'm a

big coffee drinker. what's interesting is just over the weekend, i don't know how this came into my mind. i was watching the news and there is president trump at his place in new jersey with a bunch of bikers and he's encouraging them to boycott harley-davidson. oh! so now the shoe is on the other foot. by the way, judge. >> judge jeanine: turn this way. >> juan: you play along. thank you. judge come up pabst blue ribbon. i drink bud. i don't think people who drink pabst and bud have been helped by the trump tax cuts. >> judge jeanine: are you kidding? >> juan: the neighbors who put up signs that said shame to that brewery, how can you can -- how can you be complicit? >> jesse: we are talking about

beer. you need to have one. >> greg: president obama did the same thing. >> dana: i'm curious how the democrats are going to spin that the economy is not good or that it's working against people. they are trying. i think in some congressional districts it's working. i just don't see it. also when someone tells me not to drink something, i will drink it. >> greg: that's right. now that i know that. [laughter] whatever you do. all right, people. you know what they are. they are going to new extremes to screen potential matches before going out on dates. we will have that story ahead. . and practice... lots of practice. get them started right with carnation breakfast essentials. it has protein plus vitamins and minerals to help kids be their best. carnation breakfast essentials.

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♪ >> judge jeanine: extreme vetting for dating? people reportedly paying an agency to scope out there potential dates' social media footprint before meeting them for the first time. vet your date promising to scope

around social media. online dating, it's something like a $1.5 billion enterprise. don't you think it makes sense that people would want to vet the people they are connecting with online? protect themselves from the criminals out there. >> greg: i'm on two sides of this fence. number one, i've read everythin everything. the day i was born, i would bett my parents. i miss the risk of a bar. going into a bar, you never know what's going to happen. you might meet an amazing person, a crazy amazing person. the fun thing about a bar, you get the feeling this could be a good night. you don't have that anymore online. you don't have the excitement. but i was so you don't need a vetting system to do this. you can do this on your own. >> judge jeanine: how do you do it? if you are communicating with someone online, there is cat fishing.

they are not was -- they are not who they say they are. >> jesse: greg likes to roll the dice. >> greg: i am steve, a 21-year-old mechanical engineer. >> judge jeanine: as a female, are you concerned? we are talking about women. [laughter] >> dana: i will listen. i met my husband on an airplane, randomly sat next to him 21 years ago friday. we have been married 20 years. i don't know about this but i've met a lot of friends. people have met their significant other online. i heard of a good tip that i will pass on. when you meet up with a guy come after you meet online, the first thing you do is you ask can i see your driver's license?

take a picture and send it to your girlfriends to say i want to let you know this is who i am with. >> greg: i don't have a driver's license. >> dana: is this a good idea? >> judge jeanine: the last person i went out with. jesse, when i was ada, all these women, lonely hearts. they would meet somebody and give them money, money, money, money. they would. >> juan: it's amazing. they send pictures to guys. when i was a teenager -- >> judge jeanine: i am talking to him. >> juan: go right ahead. >> judge jeanine: what they would do is they would give them so much money. a lot of senior citizens, they would end up losing their house. don't you think it makes sense that now that people are meeting online, if you have an affection for someone and you have been communicating with them and you think you are meeting this person or you are sending this person money, whatever, an engineer.

then you lose everything. don't you think it makes sense to vet them? >> jesse: extreme vetting. we should have done that with the san bernardino people. we didn't look at what they set on facebook. that could have helped a lot. i agree with greg. i like the whole idea of people going out to the bar. you don't know what you are going to get until you get back later. who knows what could happen. >> judge jeanine: did you ever see a movie, looking for mr. goodbar? >> greg: did you? >> jesse: i am trying to go along with the story. >> greg: you referenced a movie. >> juan: jesse. >> judge jeanine: what do you think? >> juan: first of all, it's an interesting dichotomy. what you are talking about is older women who get taken by cat fishing people. there was a story that said this woman was sending millions to a guy in australia. >> greg: how do you think i have for these mugs? >> juan: she said i am very clearheaded but i have a little

bit of dementia. oh, my god. i just think people necessarily should talk. you should meet somebody. i can't believe you have two-year relationships and you are sending a guy money. >> judge jeanine: it happens all the time. >> greg: it is loneliness. >> judge jeanine: all rights. "one more thing" is up next. if . little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla . it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have  a history of depression or suicidal thoughts,... ...or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection

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♪ >> jesse: greg. >> greg: thanks, jesse. i was away doing a bit of a book tour. we have pictures? this is a kid, i think this is the nixon library. don't tell me i don't have his name. that's totally wrong i don't have his name in front of me. this kid made a robot out of duct tape. i can't think of his name. it was in front of me! anyway. >> dana: we will catch it tomorrow. >> greg: quinton did that. see the guy in the middle? his first boss was my dad. he met me at the book tour. his name is mr. -- jeez louise. i was at the ronald reagan library.

[laughter] thanks to john high bush who runs the library. he's got a brand-new book out called the second coming. it's fantastic. so good that dana perino has proclaimed it great, as has peggy noonan. pick up this book right away. do you have anymore pictures? >> jesse: i think that about does it. >> greg: guess who i am with, jesse? >> jesse: scott adams. next time i run long on my 327. >> greg: isn't that great? >> dana: i wanted him mentioned earlier this week, i got lost in the other news, new jersey was hit with a staggering amount of rain and lead to a lot of devastating flash floods. northern break was one of the hardest hit areas. 7.8 inches of rain on monday. they had to evacuate 100 homes in one community. the u.s. coast guard were out

there helping everybody. the governor has declared a state of emergency and five counties. volunteers have been helping, and jim murdoch gave me that ti tip. >> jesse: juan. >> juan: i am all shook up. elvis presley is back on the big screen. the king's 1968 comeback special being shown and 500 theories across the nation this thursday night. thursday marks 41 years since he died, but it's 50 years since this special first appeared on tv. it revived his career at a time when he had been spending a lot of time making movies. the coolest part: seeing elvis in a black leather jumpsuit jamming. he was nervous. but as you will see, he gets it going and it turns out to be very special. the show got great ratings 50 years ago and put elvis back in music spotlight. >> jesse: this is a cute story. i don't usually do cute stories.

little girl, 6 years old, in utah. she got her parents' amazon account and ended up going on a $350 shopping spree, all toys. no one found out until the packages arrived. her cousin calls her a little scammer in the making. >> dana: did she get to keep them? >> jesse: she did not. she had to send them back. >> judge jeanine: i learned the art of self-promotion from greg gutfeld. last night, i was in washington, d.c., virginia women for trump, an evening with judge jeanine pirro. you can see all the women there. promoting my book. there i am. kellyanne was there. you can see a lot of people. here is my book. number one "new york times" best seller. i just want you to know i am

thrilled to be able to talk about it on your show. >> juan: we are thrilled to have you. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much. >> jesse: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." someone else that has great hair besides me. bret baier. >> bret: thank you. nicely done. president trump pulls the security clearance of a former cia director. attorneys make their closing arguments in the trial of paul manafort, and u.s. relations with a nato ally getting even worse. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. he called president trump's actions after his meeting with vladimir putin in helsinki treasonous. this afternoon, president trump revoked former cia director john brennan security clearance, citing "wild outbursts and erratic behavior." the move is