for the left, they have made up their minds. they want to impeach him before the facts are in. >> neil: always a pleasure. governor bobby gentle of louisiana. "the five" right now. right now, now, now. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters, and a pillowcase is her parachute. dana perino. "the five" ." today 300 newspapers coordinated articles criticizing president trump just after he had accused them of coordinating articles criticizing president trump. nobody read them. if jerks like me were talking about, would you even know? another public display of the press exercising their right to irrelevance. remember that when the new times that you should vote for hillary and the rest of the media

followed? now they are saying that trump is blocking free speech as they all scream it in unison. trump accuses them of groupthink and they respond with groupthink. since the election, the media has been one malfunctioning car alarm. this after slipping through obama's terms, ignoring iran, doj, irs, immigration while dreaming of hillary. now he's gone mother dreams are shattered and now they are wide-awake because trump is their red bull. what phonies. they gave up trump endless airtime while reading their hands thinking it was okay because hillary had it. he wasn't the empty can you thought he was. while mocking trump come of both caring what you thought. in the red bull gourd your -- gored your butt.

they ignored the clarifications obvious to us. remember when one of us would criticize obama or hillary, we would be called a bigot. i remember it like it was yesterday, probably because it was. you pretend you are the victim. you are not oppressed, just depressed. get over it. all right, jedediah, welcome back to the show. i know you were in italy. i hear it's a wonderful place but that was your honeymoon. >> jedidiah: it was. i ate enough gelato for all of us. >> greg: i don't see it anywhere. >> jedidiah: it was fantastic. >> greg: is the press speaking truth to power or -- >> jedidiah: they are so nauseating. they say we had to write it because we wanted to remind people of the important role journalists have to play. maybe if you have to write an editorial, maybe you are doing something wrong. he doesn't criticize freedom of

the press. he's not attacking freedom of the press. he's attacking journalists who make it their job to every day go out and with baited breath wait for something to criticize him about. it's not about donald trump. they deeded to george w. bush, they needed to dick cheney and sarah palin. now they have a guy who calls them out and they don't know what to do. it's crazy to me, what you said before, the collective mentality, he is saying you guys are against me. you are on a mission to take me out. they are saying in response let's group together and collectively tell him no. that's the point. you are making his point. thank you, journalists, for making his point. i have seen him pay homage to many journalists. jesse gets a lot of love. many people have written books. he's tired of this. people out there are saying yeah, you know what, he's tired of it. he is speaking out. we wish other people would've

spoken out. when he says stuff like the press is the enemy, people are at home saying you know what, we have been waiting for someone to call this out for so long. thank you for saying that. it's not the press at large but when you are saying that i am an objective journalists and you are not in your making it your job every day to take down the guy in the white house, someone should call you out. >> juan: this is ridiculous. to me, when he calls the american press enemy of the american people -- fake news? >> greg: he said fake news. >> juan: he didn't. >> greg: i saw it. >> juan: the enemy of the american people. threatening to change libel laws. we have gone with more briefings at the white house. i think it's appropriate for the editorial section of these newspapers, not the new sections. it was the editorial to say you know what, we are not the enemy of the american people.

we are the american people. america is founded on the idea of a free, vigorous press. hang on. the legitimate purpose of the press is to be an adversary to people in power and hold them accountable. >> greg: like they were with obama. >> juan: they were. >> jesse: come on. >> juan: a guy who lies and lies, yesterday and talking about john brennan, rivera going the security clearance. he said it was about protecting national intelligence and then he tells "the wall street journal," which didn't run the editorial, saying it was about the russian investigation. someone has to be a watchdog and call trump on his life. you want to sit here and -- the danger of this, over half of republicans listening to this say they agree with trump. guess what. it invites the threat, this is one of the paper said, invites the threat of violence against people doing their job which is

to report the news. >> greg: you mean when auntie felt went after that reporter. jesse, i'm amazed that we are demanding the politicians tell the truth. it's incredible. >> jesse: obama lied for a whole year about being able to keep your health care. the position against barack obama. they loved barack obama. obama joked about it at the white house correspondents' dinner. you guys are my base and everybody laughed and was drinking champagne. stop pretending like they were tough on obama. they weren't. they would have a lot more credibility if every administration that came around, they were this adversarial. but they don't, they are not, that's the problem. donald trump has exposed them as dishonest democrat party hacks. the media right now are extensions of the democratic party. they give him no credit for anything good he does and deny him all credit for anything he does. everything is framed as

something is evil, wrong, backwards. he is not given a fair shake. when he says you guys for the enemy of the people, what he is saying is you are denying the truth to the american people. you are feeding them spin. you are feeding them dishonest propaganda to help the democratic party, and you are not shooting straight. why they get so upset is because their credibility rests upon the fact that they pretend to be independent. when he says you are not independent and you are lying about that, they can't handle it. they can dish it out but they can't take it. >> juan: the only thing he wants is the only thing -- the only thing he wants is someone to adore him and honor him. >> jesse: like obama -- they asked, what's the most enchanting thing about being at the white house? >> juan: let's think about this. number one talk show in america? rush limbaugh. so easy on obama.

number one newspaper, "wall street journal." so easy on obama. number one cable network, fox news. seaport america, not the media. >> juan: i am telling you, . >> greg: can i slow this down. like it's a happy place. dana, i'm convinced with the 300 papers doing this, it reached at least 300 editors. no one would know about this. >> dana: i will be slightly contrary in. you know i love news. i love journalism. i feel like i am an adult and mature enough to be able to identify when somebody at a certain other network stands up and makes a story about himself versus something that's amazing. there are some great -- there is some great journalism being done in long formats, new formats like on podcast. really good stuff. a lot of it doesn't have

anything to do with president trump. there is a lot of good stuff out there. let 1,000 flowers bloom. the first amendment includes the freedom of the press for a reason. i believe in the constitution. i think our founding fathers understood, as we have been saying, the adversarial relationship is going to be there. it's the most important thing. i don't mind if they did the editorials. it's fine. maybe it doesn't have that much of an effect except for maybe to get us riled up. but also he has gone after the media pretty viciously sometimes. deservedly. but he likes to call himself a counter printer. other people can be counterpunch ors too. >> greg: it was a counterpunch by mob. they all sound the same. it makes him look better. i still maintain he's talking about fake news, not real news. you wanted an example about the media and how they feel about trump and how they are in collusion with democratic party.

john, take it away. describe trump. >> i would like posters to ask him how many people in the republican party think would be okay for donald trump to dissolve their own grandparents. i am virtually certain, a donald trump related question. you get 10% that would say donald trump has the power to do whatever he wants. >> jedidiah: when the vast majority of the media as opposed to one side and a pretty consistent basis, own it. i feel like they should own it. when people are saying that there are objective journalists taking one side over another, that's a problem. it's the responsibility of any thinking person to come out and say it's not fair and balanced. that doesn't mean there aren't good journalists are that journalists aren't supposed to be watchdogs and that doesn't mean that everyone in the press is terrible. there is an inherent, consistent, motivated agenda driven bias in much of the media. it is incumbent on people to

knowledge it. you have to admit it. >> juan: no, i don't. >> dana: come on. >> juan: the example greg gave, john is there is a commentator, not a journalist. he is offering his opinion, watch the way we do. >> greg: we have never seen anything like that. >> juan: i will tell you on this network we set about obama. >> jesse: is there any balance on that panel? was there any republican saying one nice thing? >> juan: the editorial is about protect the idea that reporters can report the news and they are not the enemy of the american people. >> greg: that was one giant tantrum. >> jesse: they have been calling trump the enemy of minorities, the constitution, the rule of law, and the american -- trump hits back and says no, you are the enemy of the american

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population, is gone. >> jesse: the governor knew he stepped in it big time and quickly issued a verification saying america is great but that it has not yet reached its maximum potential. president trump has no choice but to fire back. "we're not going to make america great again, it was never that great." can you believe this is the governor of the highest taxed state in the u.s., andrew cuomo, having a total meltdown!" juan. even you have to admit what the governor of this great state said was pretty bad. >> juan: i don't think it was too bad. i think you made a mistake in saying it the way he said it. it's not that it's wrong. the fact is, and i know we love to discuss the constitution. the fact is if you go back to the constitution, women couldn't vote. i don't think it's 100 years since women have been able to vote in this country. >> greg: it's 2020. i don't want to give you a good

answer. that's what the democrats should run on. 2020. >> juan: obviously you had slavery. we've had amendments to the constitution. we have a country that has gone through some difficult times. everything from japanese internment. we have made tremendous progress. the thing about america is, and this is why i think he misspoke. america is great in america has long been great because it's a great idea, that we can come together. people who believe in political stability, economic opportunity. mr. trump, we believe in free markets. guess what. that's america. i think we are still a country evolving, working towards perfection. >> jesse: well, you said it a lot better than the governor said it. cynthia nixon, the liberal challenger, said he was trying to figure out what a progressive sounds like an missing by a mile. i think she nailed it. >> dana: you said he had no choice but to backtrack.

the only reason he backtracked is because there was an opposition research firm watching these boring videos of all these possible candidates and they pick it out. it becomes a national news story, then he backtracked. it's not like he did it right away. the thing is, if you are nakedly auditioning to be a 2020 democrat hopeful, you are going to be treated like a candidate. so these stories. remember romney's 47%? these things are going to happen. cannot forget. reminds me of john kerry, similar thing in '04. opposition research firms. opposition research guy on the campaign watches these videos and says says john kerry, the iraq war, i voted for before i voted against it. i think this has to do with 2020. not just the governor's race. >> jesse: i think it is going to dog him if it does run in

2020. >> greg: i'm a little overwhelmed. i am used to making fun of chris cuomo. now i need to go for the brother. they need to coordinate their stupidity. this is the thing. i agree with juan. i believe that everything person should have the opportunity to clarify what they said. but they don't give us that chance. if you screw up on fox news, you rarely get the opportunity to clarify. or if you are a politician, like 47%, or the folders of women. binders full of women. we knew what he was talking about but he never got the opportunity to clarify. juan eloquently helped cuomo clarify what he was trying to say, even though we know. would we be afforded that opportunity? i don't think so. i want everyone to get a chance to clarify something stupid they said immediately or a few days after. but i don't think they will ever let us have that. so why should i let him have it?

that's my challenge. to be more christ like. [laughter] >> jesse: that's what i think of. jedediah, what do you think? >> jedidiah: unfortunately his original sentiment is a sentiment to hear a lot near city. many people say america is not that great. go live in europe. it's better. or we have a long way to to go. he's used to having to appeal to new yorkers. he forgets that if you are thinking about a bigger race, you're going to have to appeal to the rest of the country. the way that juan said it is the way someone could run for president. the way he said it is the way he thinks he's going to appeal to a very left-wing base in the yard. there was a big mistake he made. he tried to correct it. >> jesse: i think the republican party in the bottom of us to get. that was their response. sensitive when you talk about america and having it be greater not great. i don't like it looks great on a bumper sticker. >> greg: not so great?

>> jesse: america is not so great. >> dana: there is a republican candidate running for governor. we tend to think if you live in new york it's just between cuomo and cynthia nixon but mark molinaro is the republican candidate. there is an alternative out there. you want to talk about media bias. that guy doesn't get any attention. >> greg: he should take advantage of this and take advantage of the other nixon. >> jedidiah: it's interesting to me, the people defending cuomo are the same people that hated on trump's campaign slogan. make america great again. we hate him for saying that. america has already great. now they have twisted and contorted to defend cuomo. >> jesse: didn't you point out yesterday that his father mario had a similar slogan, make america great again when he was running. >> dana: much more eloquently than his son. >> jesse: the cuomo brothers need to take advice from "the five." >> greg: let's get after it. >> jesse: president trump has

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♪ >> juan: president trump has a plan to deenergize the democrats before november's midterms. hit the campaign trail hard. he told "the wall street journal" "i think democrats give up when i turn up. if you want to know the truth, i don't think it energizes them. i think it deenergize is them. i think they give up when i turn out." in the same interview, saying he's planning up to 50 stops to ensure the republicans keep the house. dana, i want to ask you. i can the give three examples where he hit the trail hard. alabama senate would be number

one. pennsylvania 18. i think in california. >> dana: he's got a pretty good track record. 8 out of 10 in special races. he is willing to go out there help. he said he's going to do 50 stops. he said he will work six to seven days a week. if you are a republican running for office and you want president trump to help turn out your base, you're begging him to come there. there will be some districts where it doesn't make sense. i don't think he will take offense at that. he will say fine. send where i can be the most helpful. i also believe, he could be right that his turnout capabilities would swamp the democrats. however, i do think republicans should make a concerted effort, if they are thinking clearly, on get out the vote efforts. television ads not as important. democrats are registering new voters. new voters are very enthusiastic. they are going to show up no matter what. if democrats have more than

republicans, they are going to win. >> juan: great point. this week, we saw in vermont and wisconsin. >> jesse: and minnesota. >> juan: high turnout among democrats. >> jesse: i think he is trash talking here. he's also making it about himself. it's going to be a referendum on donald trump. he wants it that way. he is egging the democrats on. not necessarily sure if i believe that when he goes in he's gonna fire up the right but i'm not so sure he's not going to fire up the left. i think he is going to fire up the left. i agree with dana. they have to turn out the vote hard and spend a lot of money. he's going to spend 50 stops. do you know how many stops? he's going to be on tv all the time. in some districts, that's really going to work because it's going to raise money for people. it's going to energize people. at the same time, he's going to give the other side a lot of fodder. right now i think the congressional generic ballot on the real clear politics averages

only 4.8%. that does not indicate a blue wave at all. we are still in the territory of the democrats picking up may be 15 seats. that's not enough to win back the house. anything could happen. you could have the mueller stuff come out. you could have a trade deal fall through or come through. there's a lot of time between now and november. >> juan: what do you think the messages from president trump on the campaign trail, jedediah? >> jedidiah: the economy. if he is smart, he will focus on the economy and jobs numbers and things that have been good. the lessening of regulations that cripples businesses. i think that's a challenge for democrats, the economy. how do you run against something that's working? you have to find some creative way to say let's go in this direction, even though direction we are in right now is helping a lot of people. >> juan: polls say that the economy is not a big issue for voters, not a principal concern. but i suspect. here comes your biased moderato moderator. that president trump is going to

say those immigrants. they are all members of ms-13. we have to build the wall and lock her up and all the rest. >> jedidiah: i think he's going to talk about border security, for sure. that's what the base wants to hear. the weakness here, democrats need a positive message. the strength of trump is he's going to go in and talk about things that he said he was going to do that he's actually done. democrats are going to have to respond with something. i do think they are going to be excited seeing trump out there because democrats like to run against something. >> jesse: they are to have anything positive. >> jedidiah: i don't think republicans should be complacent. >> juan: i am not allowed to give advice to president trump on this network but my guru is you, greg. >> greg: for people who hate trump, the positive message that they are not trump. that's the positive. i don't think they get deenergize. i think they get energized when they see him. they get reanimated.

it's like a hurricane. it's like hurricane harvey or hurricane katrina. all hands on deck. everybody pigeon. he reminds them of everything that happened. i disagree. i think he has an energizing effect on the left. >> juan: what would you advise him to do? >> greg: i would use the same it advice is this young woman here. get out the vote. do not get complacent. don't think this is -- i am not as optimistic as jesse is. i think there'll be more seats to be lost. >> jesse: it's going to be razor-thin. >> greg: a lot of people aren't running again. >> dana: there are a lot of toss-up seats. probably 35 right now. that's a lot of toss-ups. if the generic ballot is whatever, republicans will do pretty well. one of the things president trump have to do you kind of have to scare your base into turning out. it's not just talking about immigration but it's if

nancy pelosi is back in the speaker chair, you are going to bet they're going to take away your tax cuts. job numbers are going to go down. scare your base that way works on the left as well. >> jesse: he's going to go negative hard really late. >> juan: we have socialists. >> jesse: just wait until october. >> greg: do we have another segment on trump? only three. >> juan: your kids are going to love this next story. stay tuned because i have a question for you. is it good for them 11 school district says let's cut back on the time spent in the classroom. on "the five" next. ife is here.. [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone,

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♪ >> dana: where was this when we were growing up? school district in colorado where i went to school is cutting its week to four days, slashing mondays off the calendar in a new designed to

cut costs and attract teachers. some parents are concerned. the district is offering child care available for children 12 and younger for $30 a day. several school districts in oklahoma, montana, and oregon have reportedly made the change. students in elementary school would start their day at 7:50 and leave at 3:30. middle and high school students arriving at 8:30 and not leaving until 4:30 p.m. what do you think? >> juan: i think young people really need to sleep more. getting up that early i think it's kind of crazy. i wish people were more sensitive to it because i think kids would learn more if they had a chance to get a good night's sleep. when i was looking at this, i noticed it's out west. colorado, montana, oklahoma, oregon. it's different in big cities like the one we are in, new york, or even chicago, l.a. then you have a larger population of poor kids, and when they are out of school, that means they are not getting fed. their attention span and levels of dysfunction in terms of

everything from the neighborhood violence to families. i think it affects kids. i think school is important moderating influence on so many of people. i am a big fan of school. >> dana: most of this is due to finances, trying to figure out ways to save money. they also have a teacher shortage. there has been so much population growth. >> greg: it's great. an extra day to play video games and get high. >> jesse: oh! >> greg: i am talking about the teachers. people forget how young teachers are. teachers play video games now. they are in their 20s. anyway. i think this is all about choice. it depends on what you do with the day off. steal a car and go to las vegas, that's a bad choice. however, maybe if you are required to pursue something that prepares you for life, like that extra day, you take course courses. or sports or acting or music, things that give you more culture. >> dana: all of these things

are great. jesse, your parents are educators. i wonder what you would think. it's also a little bit about the financial thing because all of those great camps and things you are talking about cost money. >> jesse: that too. if you have parents working in that child is off on friday, was going to take care of that child? >> greg: a whole new industry of taking care of kids. >> jesse: you are not in charge of that. >> jesse: we are competing globally against everybody. these students are doing great. they are reading and writing and applying to colleges. their test scores are out of this world. a lot of students in this country are struggling with basic mathematics and reading comprehension. i want our students to be as competitive as possible globally. everyone is fighting for talent. an extra day in school is great but i do agree with juan. kids are getting up way too early in the morning. >> dana: what do you think jedediah? >> jedidiah: i have taught middle school in haskell.

8:30 to 4:30 is too long. the school day doesn't end at 4:30. homework. activities. one activity, what's going to happen to teachers is that at the end the day, the last period, teachers are going to have not paying attention. they're going to stick a movie on. it's going to be like holiday because they're not gonna know what else to do. they think they are getting a good deal with having the friday off for a day a week off and it's going to become torture. i think it's recruitment device for teachers. they see that and say okay, four days a week. >> dana: i wonder if it will push some businesses to allow parents to do a four day work week so you could be home, work from home or have flexibility. the market might work it out. >> jesse: are returning into france? come on, dana. this is america. >> juan: i think they're going to say to the kids on that day you are expected to take computerized lessons.

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♪ >> jedidiah: we all know the pain of a really long flight. can you imagine it being turned around after about three hours all because of a stupid broken toilet. u.s. passengers on the way to france, their flight got turned away because someone apparently flush the wrong thing down the can. bravo's andy cohen was among the angry passengers. >> somewhere amongst these people is the [bleep] who shoved a large blunt object down the toilet of our flight yesterday that forced us to come back to

jfk. >> jedidiah: while. the reason for flying although i back was reportedly because it would be easier to fix the toilet here. greg, i know i'm going to regret this question but what could somebody have put down a toilet on an airplane to cause this fiasco? >> greg: let me check my list. they are the number into airline. [laughter] the impact of such decisions are different for passengers that it is for the company or the plane. you've got your vacation planned. you are packed near at the airport. you're looking forward to where you're going and then they turn the plane around and that impact is brutal. you are not dead, but it feels different for the airline. when they make that decision, they are still on the job. they're not going to lose any money. they go back to work. the flight attendant and everyone is working. it's like when we are doing "the five" and we get preempted

by a hearing. regis said. doesn't bother us. but the viewers at home are like i wanted to watch "the five"! i am watching the stupid hearing. we are sitting here saying we are still getting paid. that's what happens with the airlines. they don't see how much this matters. they probably could have just taken a poll and said we will take a vote. when you have one less toilet. are you okay? everyone would've been okay except for the guy who just had tacos. >> jedidiah: i'm not the best flyer. i got back from italy. after the fourth hour, i am pacing and going crazy. i'm go insane if this happened. would you go crazy or just accept it? >> juan: it's infuriating but it's typical. the airlines do things like let you sit on the tarmac and say we can't go back to the terminal because it's quicker for us when we get the okay to fly if we don't have to reload. yeah, but that's three hours from now on your three hours into it. people are jamming up the

toilets. they are still saying well, but if we... you are not living like a passenger. you are thinking like a corporation. >> jesse: what i would do, i would get the air marshal involved. that's why you have air marshal marshals. >> greg: 9/11 was for the air marshals. >> jesse: you take note of who went from there chair to the bathroom. you isolate those people then you start turning the screws and interrogating them. narrow it down and find out who is responsible. then if you have to turn around, you take severe vengeance on this individual so at least you feel better there's repercussions and the guilty man has been punished. >> jedidiah: recording the whole thing with my phone or posting on facebook immediately. you would get a new television show out of that. >> greg: it would be called "taken." >> jedidiah: dana, you sent me a message today about, people were complained that delta refused to help with three

booking the flight. >> dana: it's outrageous. peter is adamant everyone knows their rights when it comes to the airlines. passenger bill of rights. any time this happens to you, unless is whether or terrorism, the airline is legally obliged to get you on the next available flight, and if that's another airline. also you are supposed to pay for your hotel. and the ticket. he wants everyone to know that she writes. >> jesse: he gets the sixth man award on the show. >> jedidiah: "one more thing" is coming up next.

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we find suspicious. if it's not your purchase, we'll help you resolve it. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. ♪ >> greg: time for "one more thing." juan. >> juan: take a listen. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ find out what it means to me ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ take care, tcb >> juan: that's what america is giving aretha franklin. she died today at age 76. aretha has been part of america's soundtrack since the 1960s. she got her start singing gospel which led to her being the first woman inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. here she is singing one of my favorites, written by carol king . >> ♪ you make me feel like a

natural woman ♪ >> juan: i met her after she sang "my country tis of thee" at president obama's inaugural. what most people remember that day, her hat. her voice was one for the ages. rest in peace, aretha. your voice will never die. >> jesse: you're going to the vending machine and you want to get something to eat. there's nothing in there. maybe peanuts, maybe a granola bar. chicago has a solution. chicago is doing salad vending machines. okay. you can throw in for a salad, fresh salad at vending machines. they are called farmers fridge. they are blowing up all over chicago. people love them. 1 million salads have been sold through salad vending machines. in the very healthy city of chicago. >> dana: i bought one in

o'hare airport. >> jesse: was it any good? >> dana: . >> jesse: they were made for people like you. >> dana: i had a connecting flight going through chicago. i thought i don't want to eat -- i've been eating junk all day. there it was right by my gate. >> greg: great story. you should collect stories of things you eat at airports. leave it for the last chapter. >> dana: thank you. you are a best-selling author. guess what it's time for. dana's corny jokes. music related. why did adele cross the road? to say hello from the other side. [laughter] >> juan: look at that. >> dana: where did the music teacher leave her keys?

>> jesse: in the piano. >> dana: very good. what's the most musical part of a turkey? the most musical part of a turkey. >> jesse: the wishbone. >> dana: close. >> greg: the trombone. >> dana: the drumstick. >> greg: there is a part called the trombone. >> dana: i am expecting somebody to get this. what did jay z call his wife before they got married? what did jay z call his wife before they got married? >> dana: beyonce. fiance. [laughter] >> jesse: i am smarter than i look. you love the hair. >> greg: let's do this. greg's travel trips. i was flying a lot for my book tour. per my number one. number one with a zero

afterward, number ten. best seller. it's hard to sleep in a plane when you have a seat that doesn't recline or it's not a first-class or business class seat. i filmed myself and showed you the proper rate properly defaults up on a plane. let's take a look. this is how you usually do it. this is how everybody falls asleep on a plane. >> dana: do you have a pillow that you lay over? >> jesse: have you ever had someone like that fall asleep on your shoulder? >> greg: yes. >> dana: great video, greg. >> greg: it's fantastic. it's a hedgehog falling asleep. i dare you to find this on any news program. >> jesse: there is a reason for that. >> greg: anyway. jedediah. >> jedidiah: i have a video that's going to melt your heart. the animal sanctuary in morocco. it features some of their wheelchair dependent rescues playing a game of tag.

look at these rescues. they have a zest for life. we should only have such a zest for life. this sanctuary is amazing. they are home to over 500 animals. it's a "no" kill sanctuary. they take in cats and dogs who need special medical attention. i saw this i thought wow, how do these animals manage? they go on. they are happy. that's why i love animals more than people. >> greg: they don't remember. they just get on with it. they get after it. they don't think about it. after they have an injury, it's like they never had it. >> jedidiah: you can donate to the shelter. their website. these shelters are amazing. the work they do is life-changing for these animals. >> juan: i guess you have a dog. >> jedidiah: i have a dog and i'm going to get another dog

which i'm going to take on the airplane. >> greg: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." when it comes to news, he is on a tear. he's on our man, bret baier. >> bret: i get that you know my name but the rhymes are getting pretty lame. thank you. this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. breaking news from the paul manafort tribe. the jury has gone on for the night but not before they ask some questions on this, the first day of deliberations in the fraud trial. late this afternoon, the jurors sent a note to the judge with four questions. at least one of those is raising some eyebrows tonight. correspondent peter doocy joins us live outside the courthouse in alexandria. >> good evening. a big part of the >> jesse: strategy was to remind the jury that the mueller team needs t