i think we are all better off working together and understanding it is a critical situation and we need to move forward together. >> charles: sarah, thank you much, we'll have more tomorrow on "making money." "the five" starts though right now. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with them like in pino, juan williams, dana, this is "the five" ." this is a fox news fox fox newr the hunt is on to find out who is this responsible for sending suspicious packages with a suspected explosive devices to several prominent democrats including former president barack obama and hillary clinton and also to cnns offices.

fox coverage. first let's go to brian near the clinton's home in westchester county with brand-new information on the fbi's involvement. brian? >> jesse, the fbi said the packages sent to eric holder, the obamas, and the clintons, george soros, and to cnn were all similar. they were all the same type of packaging. the potential explosive devices were packed into heavy manila envelopes with computer-generated headers. gail had six american postage stamps and all of the packages had the return address of debbie wasserman schultz and her name was misspelled. on tuesday night, a package sent to the clinton's was intercepted before it reached her home and chappaqua, new york, a screening technician spotted at where they checked all of the clinton mill. now, president bill clinton was at home at the time. former secretary hillary clinton had been campaigning in florida. in the meantime this morning,

this explosive device was mailed to cnn's headquarters in new york. it was just a former cia director john brennan, who was a contributor at cnn. it contained fires, an envelope filled with white powder. now, the time warner center was evacuated. it was part of the bomb squad facility to be investigated. here in chappaqua, we're 15 minutes away from the home of george soros, the billionaire philanthropist and mega democratic donor, and you will remember that on monday at a package was delivered to his mailbox. investigators are now looking at surveillance tape to deliver whether or not that package, which had an explosive device, was hand delivered, put into the mailbox, and not brought there via the mailing system. jesse? >> jesse: thank you very much. let's bring in john roberts with the latest reaction from the white house. john? >> the president saying earlier today that he is angry, upset,

and not satisfied at all with what has been going on here. the president also promising to bring the full weight of the federal government onto the investigation to get to the bottom of this and try to quickly find out who was responsible. when you take off the list of names of people who got these devices, hillary clinton, barack obama, john brennan, eric holder, maxine waters, george soros, they count among the the president's fiercest rivals or critics. the president was very careful to stay away from politics. listen here. >> in these times, we have to unify. we have to come together and send one very clear, strong, unmistakable message that acts with rights of any kind have no place in the united states of america. >> the president made those remarks this afternoon to talk about progress being made in the war against opioid addiction. that is a particularly favorite

issue of melania trump, the first lady, as part of her be the best campaign, and to the surprise of a lot of people, she was addressing this afternoon. she waited on the mailings. >> we cannot tolerate those cowardly attacks, and i strongly condemn all violence. >> the president will be leaving the mill house shortly heading for a campaign rally in wisconsin just south of wausau. the president urging unity against political violence in that same event earlier today. however, when he gets on the campaign trail tonight, he is going to be in a highly competitive state, one where the republican governor, scott walker, is in some difficulty. i think in a sense of political comity when it comes to defending these races may go out the window, but maybe there is a difference, jesse, i don't know, when it comes to the harsh rhetoric when it comes to the rhetoric to try to win, i'm not

sure how you do that. >> jesse: is a tightrope to walk tonight. we want to let the viewers know, john brennan works for msnbc, not cnn. a really sad day for the countr country, the president looking very sad and somber at the white house, now he's got a big rally tonight, turn out the base for the midterms. a tough situation for the country and for the president and both political parties. >> dana: >> one of the things hy number one responsibility is the people. i also think, this is a big deal. he had just had a briefing from the u.s. secret service, department of justice, fbi, and the department of homeland security. they are coordinating with the alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, and the nypd, washington, d.c. this is something that they train for, they planned for, it

is unfortunate. the good news for america is that the u.s. secret service, a very good investigators. they have great leads, the ability to track this down, plus, thankfully, because none of these dental ranges, they have the evidence to look through, find a fingerprint, cross-check with social media posts. i'm not trying to downplay it. it's extremely serious, there could be more out there, but the full weight of our investigative capabilities makes it all the more likely that this will be caught sooner than later. >> jesse: hopefully as soon as possible. what do you think about the targets here, all high profile, very harsh critics of this president, it just a series of male bombings to these individuals, does this make any sense to you? >> greg: you can draw a number of conclusions. you can say, well, this is somebody that doesn't make these people, but i would say this is not a normal act, so don't act like it's a normal act by a

normal person triggered by rhetoric. it is an act of terror by, likely, a deranged perpetrator or a group. but when i look at stuff like that, it looks almost always like it is a single person. but i am a weight-and-c guy. at times like this , you should have less speculation, not my speculation. the problem is, you are required to fill time and speculate, but i realize when it comes to mass shootings and suspicious packages and certain events, the first conclusion is often -- the first conclusion on twitter is never the right one. the guy that comes out first usually ends up looking like an idiot. you need less speculation, that's better. i want to say this is an illustration, how easy it is to disrupt a free society with fear and panic. one person or a handful of people can have an impact of millions with boxes, pipes, and postage. i think the upside of this is that it is so shocking because

it's rare, and we have to remind ourselves it shocks us, because back in the 1970s, this wasn't rare. this was a common problem. they were actual terror groups, domestic terror groups, more than a handful of them, who were setting bombs, pipe bombs, trying to kill police officers, this was a regular thing in the early '70s, mitt '70s. so this is a rare, disgusting events. it is an act of terror. but to go and try to speculate on anything without first having an arrest or suspect, i would stay away from it. >> jesse: i think recently trump family members received white powder in the mail, and trump cabinet members received ricin, but this takes it to a whole 'nother level when you look at the level of democratic officeholders, former president presidents, former attorney general's, and george soros is very, very influential

person in the democratic party in terms of fund-raising and things like that. what do you make about today's event? >> juan: when i listen to you guys talk about the rally tonight and how the president would have to walk a tightrope, what strikes me is that his rhetoric is quite incendiary at these events. i don't think this is representative of his supporters anyway, but i do think there are people out there who hear him very clearly when he says, oh, those democrats, lock up hillary clinton, barack obama, he is not really an american. these people want to do with i.c.e., they don't want borders. these are people who want to turn america into it -- the rhetoric. and he is the one who always said, go ahead and punch them. i'll pay your legal bills. the big problem around here is that we don't want to hurt anyone anymore. that kind of rhetoric, i don't care if you are republican are democrat, that doesn't cite violence. a number people on the left, the instinct, and i think it's a mistake, would be to jump and say, i know exactly the force of

this. >> jesse: you just did. you just said it's frederick. >> juan: i think you and dana both spoke to this. he uses fear to stir his face. >> jesse: you are implying that because this? >> juan: i am implying that is the society we live in today. i think it is when the pants are political opponents as people who are not americans, not patriots, not worthy, and then it invites the kind of loan actor, someone who may deranged, to participate in this. >> jesse: is there a line between this? >> emily: with all due respect to juan, it is irresponsible to make that assumption, that tither that rhetoric causes it. recently we had a former democratic staffer that was charged with multiple felonies for dousing three centers. you can't isolate not only -- that brings me to my next point, we shouldn't isolate this, or should we should include a

larger spectrum of what this act means. so there was an explosive device. there was also powder, as he pointed out. those are trick with different things. when i got my death threat is a federal acting director, i was able to call in federal service services, opd, they were active doorstep within 30 minutes. my point is, the resources, there is a whole spectrum of them, and they treat every threat. the word "credible threat," that's a misnomer. every threat is credible. nothing is isolated or ignored, and that speaks to integrity of the secret service and fbi. >> jesse: the secret service did an excellent job today and couldn't do an excellent job. more breaking news on the suspicious packages ahead. but first, democrats in a major flip-flop on immigration. we are going to show you the video next on "the five." ♪ so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it.

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>> what happens when democrats are in charge? sometimes they grow up. >> illegal aliens should not be treated the same as people who

enter the u.s. legally. >> i voted numerous times when i was a senator to spend money to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. >> greg: wow. who are these bigots and where they saw him into illegal immigrants. actually, they were being adults, because they were in charge once. now no longer in power, they depend on the republicans to play grown-up and they be the case as thousands of migrants come our way. fact is, they need republicans to be the bad guys, i.e., the adults, so they take stances they don't even like. we've been watching them off or emotionally lopsided views than they clear you and me for bringing up consequences. but imagine if there were no border constraints to stop the caravan. imagine if we just homed john lennon songs as we waved everyone through. of course, you would only launch

a dozen new caravans, each filled with knowns and unknowns. it's obvious. wait, that's already happening. that's a consequence. why aren't the democrats worried? because they know the republicans in the u.s. border patrol will end up being the bad guys. we always are. and bail them out. it's perfect for democrats because really, it's all about feeling good. it's all theater, and the evil characters or anyone who thinks critically, and a hero, the progressive who pushes emotion without consequence, and he wins because he can fake empathy, still have a border, and a villain to blame it on. it's great being a kid. you can demand the dumbest things and secretly hope your parents aren't listening. what do you think of my theory, dana, that the democrats need republicans to be the bad guys because they know that they are going to pull the band-aid off, they are going to ground the students, you know what i mean? >> dana: i was thinking about a blind taste test, just to

comments from republicans and democrats when they were in charge and then republicans and the george bush term, then president obama. blind test. read them. i think it would be hard-pressed to find any disagreement. that is what is so frustrating about this issue. >> greg: my theory, emily, when you are out of power, you can say things you really don't mean, then you get into power, suddenly you grow up and go, well, you've got to have a border. >> emily: absolutely. just to build on what you said in your opening, i think that the less framed, the coverage and conversation, either it is emotional and moral or you are totally devoid of compassion. and you can't have both. the irony to me is the fact that that all all-or-nothing approah does a disturbance in that compassion arena to all of the s included, and all the central american and some southern american countries that are affected in a multitude of areas, economically and politically and criminally. there are so many other issues

that i would think it would be the greater humanitarian and compassionate position to be honest and complex about that coverage and conversation. >> greg: jesse, i think there is a lot of dishonesty and pushing an event that has no positive outcome for the people involved. sooner or later they're going to hit something that isn't going to let them in. everybody else can walk away and do another story. this story may be over in a couple of days, but you know it? we have incited a couple of caravans and they are going to fail at some point. >> jesse: they are, and i'm the most compassionate guy at this table. >> greg: i believe that. at least the top five. >> jesse: yet i'm portrayed as mean-spirited because i want to maintain the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the united states and country that i love. i treat this country like a house. i want to know who is coming in, and i want to invite them when they come in, and i think every american agrees with me. and i want hungry foreigners to come to america and make money

and achieve success, but i also don't like foreigners controlling u.s. immigration policy. i'd like americans to control u.s. immigration policy. so when you see a bunch of impoverished strangers from central america kind of hostility rushing north, and they are chanting things about our president and wearing t-shirts that kind of are a little defensive and they are paying coyotes cash and when they meet up with a bunch of lawyers from the aclu south of the border and they are coached on what to say in order to get, a lot of americans look at that and are a little uneasy on that. all we are saying is, don't cut in line. come here in an orderly process. we want a fair and orderly immigration system. but we also want compassion for americans. yuma and, i think, arizona, being overwhelmed by immigrants who are just dumb to barbecue border patrol because they can't hold them. the townspeople of yuma are

feeling like, what is happening to our town? we didn't vote for this, where is the compassion for them? >> greg: juan, a second caravan starting, obviously they're getting encouragement by seeing this one, then they start another, so that is the consequence of this. >> juan: i think it is the consequence of the failure of this president to enact any kind of immigration policy. obviously the horrible things he was doing to children at the border has not acted as a disincentive. in fact, now we see instances like -- i wanted to say to you, greg, that to me, i was thinking to myself, wow, so i guess the democrats clearly are not people who are opposed to borders or opposed to keeping illegals out. what we saw at the top of this segment was democrats saying, we need borders, we need legitimate

protection, but maybe we don't need a wall that's not going to be effective. but the second thing to say here is that, again, you demonize people, and today, right-wing media fights were showing a picture of what looked like a beaten mexican cop, the picture was from 2012. >> greg: i didn't demonize anybody, juan. >> juan: it rather than saying that we have humanitarian crisis right now and that we need to hp people and deal with this crisis so that we don't have new lines forming, instead, the oakley emphasis is on, oh, the democrats are on the bad one. i wish republicans would say, you know what, i understand, that somebody is pushing a fair button, and it's the kind of thing that then leads people to conclude, oh, we should go after the democrats. >> greg: >> emily: , juan,

i think it's unfair to say that they don't want to change the problem. they have tried to change, and when you say that the ball won't work, i disagree with you. democrats don't want the ball because they know it will work. >> juan: it won't work. >> greg: if i wanted to grow why won't it work? >> juan: i'll tell you quickly. most people that come into this country, and overstay visas, they come on airplanes -- coats spewing the wall won't prevent people from coming over on an airplane. i agree with you. >> greg: is the democrats' dream of a midterm blue wave dream that? that's next. ids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees.

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>> juan: with just 13 days to go to the midterms, new signs indicate the so-called blue wave could come crashing down. early voting in key battleground states chose republicans turning out in much bigger numbers than democrats, especially in pivotal house-senate and gubernatorial races. all of this post-former obama officials now sounding the alar alarm. >> how many times are we going to do this? it doesn't matter what the early votes look like, it doesn't matter what the polls look like, we could lose everything. we lost everything two years ago. we could lose everything again. oh, my gosh. [cheers and applause] >> juan: so, emily, what do you make -- you see these former obama administration officials, you see democrats now, everybody saying, it's going to be close, we knew it was going to be close. are they covering their tracks? they were talking about a blue wave. >> emily: probably. i think there was a bit of danger associated with calling it a blue wave because that might lead to wake of or in

light of or ironically after the whole kavanaugh debacle, women are more than any other electio election, and no polls matter except for after the election. everything is always going to be probably wrong, a huge margin of error, we learned that multiple times, and i think the races that matter or will be fascinating are the ones outside of washington state, the legislators and governors, and i think that is where a lot of policy will be driven, especially with the climate we are in in terms of the state laws. that's going to be an interesting arena moving forwar forward. >> juan: a lot of concern about what the messaging is. the president has been traveling principally to red states, oftentimes to rural areas. he doesn't go to cities. it looks like he's saying, i'm going to charge up my base. are those the people who are voting early?

>> jesse: obviously it's the midterms, kind of an october surprise, not a political conspiracy with these mailings. it changes the dynamic and a huge way. think about it. right now it takes the caravan completely off the front page. it really puts kavanaugh more in the rear mirror. then the mob narrative, it doesn't neutralize it, but it slows it down temporarily. i think the president right now has to think to himself, right now, is not dominating. 99% dominating, usually never on the defensive, but he is going to be a little bit on the defensive after these attempted bombings because the media is going to blame him. if already started to blame him. he's got a choice. does he sit back and try to rise above it or does he fight back. he's going to fight back and say something and there's going to be a brick wall. you can see it now. democrats probably feel a little vindicated when they look at some of these attacks because they think, we've been saying that the president's rhetoric is going to cause violence and

because political civil war in this country, and look what is happening. republicans are probably looking at this and saying, probably feeling a little bit guilty, some right-wing psychopath and feeling depressed, kind of started to feel, with the trump presidency, but this brings a whole lot more instability to the trump presidency. they are a little unnerved with what is going on. >> juan: our local media maven is dana perino. dana, i wanted to ask about messaging. the democrats have been focusing on health care is the message, and it looks like they are continuing to do so despite the fact that it now looks like the senate really is going to stay red. >> dana: there are reasons for that. do democrats focus on health care for a good reason. every poll shows, including the fox news poll, it is the number one issue. i think republicans didn't realize that the issue of pre-existing conditions, no matter how many times they say, we are for covering pre-existing conditions, it is just a way for the democrats to get in there

and get under peoples 'skin. two weeks is an eternity. political winds can change. two thinks will be happening. president trump will continue to saturate the airwaves. it's a strategy that worked in 2016 and he's going to write that again. the 2020 democrats have realized that elizabeth warren getting that last week and trying to show that she is indian, native american, fl five. you don't see a lot of the 2020 democrats getting ahead of the midterm elections, going to wait until the starting pistol goes off. that will be at midnight. >> juan: what do they do for messaging, you've heard mitch mcconnell saying, yeah, the deficit is exploding after the tax cuts, but that is because of entitlement spending, not necessarily because of the tax cuts. how do you make sense of that? >> greg: we have incredible achievements you can point to,

who would have thought that donald trump, you've got nonexistent unemployment, you think it's a bad model, compared to what the dems have, which is nothing, those three stooges, those actually worked for obama, they remind me of guys with clipboards on the street trying to sign -- to help pay for the greenpeace tugboat. do you have a mentor? actually an electronic kiosk at the airport. had me take that seriously? that's hilarious. the democrats are in such a commanding position that if i were a democrat, i wouldn't worry too much about voting. it's in the bag. i would say, on voting day, if you are a democrat, start partying early, maybe start the night before, get hammered. it's all in the bag. don't go out.

>> juan: the latest form of voter oppression. hey, you young people, you white women, stay home, stay home. these guys have got it. they are going to the polls. randy developments on the investigation into who may be responsible for the packages seo democrats today. all that right here on "the five." we'll give you the latest. ways to lose stubborn belly fat.

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♪ >> dana: fox news alert. investigators are working to determine who was responsible for targeting high-profile democrats and cnn with suspicious devices. the nypd it says they appeared to be from the same person or persons, so how will the investigation play out? let's go to senior correspondent rick leventhal with an update. rick? >> emily, whoever made these devices only had to make one very small the mistake to get caught. it could be a fingerprint, spike of dna, fibers or traceable components. while the nypd may have been the

first to respond, the fbi will take the lead. its primary focus is preventing and investigating terror attacks and, of course, this device, described as a pipe bomb, could be described as a terror attack and appeared to be a legitimate threat, which is why i was transported by the nypd and a special truck known as a total containment vehicle to a facility in the bronx that is used to investigate and detonate suspicious packages and unexploded ordinances. in this case, they do not want to blow this up because it is evidence. the fbi will take possession and likely move it to quantico or they will examine every inch of it. what similarities does it have, not just to the other devices sent this week with devices found in past months and years, how sophisticated is it, was built from instructions on the internet or by someone with military training, and there is no doubt that there is already surveillance footage from facilities where devices were mailed from. one thing the fbi has proved

that it is very good at is investigating after incidents. emily? >> emily: rick, thank you for that. president trump is condemning the political tax while also calling for national unity. >> this egregious conduct is abhorrent to everything we hold dear and sacred as americans. we are extremely angry, upset, unhappy about what we have witnessed this morning, and we will get to the bottom of it. >> emily: so, jesse, will we have unity or is there going to be more blazing? >> jesse: well, i remember after the scalise shooting, there was a call for unity which lasted about a week. i don't expect this to last more than a couple of days. unfortunately, this country is so divided that something even as heinous as this isn't going to bring us together. with that said, everyone is speculating on the motives.

we still don't know the motive of the las vegas shooter, so for people to think we are going to get to the bottom of this now, they have no clue. these investigations couldn't go anyway. right now, all signs are pointing to some lunatic right-wing psychopathic loner or a group of people, but you don't know what the investigation could find. they could find anything. i think it's safer for everybody to wait and see what happens and then we can comment on the facts. >> emily: and so, juan, today we have had threats and suspicious packages to political figures and also in the media. and just recently we had the capital gazette newsroom being shot up and multiple people killed. how do you account for that lack of memory, that goldfish memory that the nation seems to have, that we could unity that jesse just described, why is that? >> i think it's pretty obvious we have a president who likes to divide people. but to me, the sad part is, if

you think back to something like 9/11 and all the flags we saw in every neighborhood, those moments of cohesiveness are easily dissolved when you have people who decide, you know wha what, it's easy enough to tellhe enemy, you mentioned the shooting at the "capital gazette" in annapolis. but there is a constant language from the rally. to me, this is disturbing. i'm with jesse on this one. i don't think we know what's behind it or who is behind it, but i can say i live in america today, we are not only divided, we are being intentionally divided. we talk about the russians going at the various fissures in american society, whether it be race or income or party. and this is where we are. and i think president trump thinks that pushing that fear button, telling lies about the caravan, oh, it's just fine, just a political tactic in a midterm campaign. well, no, it hurts.

>> dana: i just want to jump in here. we should not blame people for violence if they are not responsible for it. >> greg: thank you. >> dana: the "capital gazette," let's go back, this was a person who sent letters to the editor and was known to the "capital gazette" " that was not about political speech. that was about how a deranged person had a gun and how he was able to get in there. that was thought that was about. there was a tangential relationship to say, we shouldn't say the president is the enemy of the people. absolutely agree. but if we blame people that are speaking -- juan, last night, your "one more thing" was about the important of the first amendment and freedom of speech. speech is not action, speech is speech, and we have to given that in mind. there is a first amendment for a reason. let's not take the "capital gazette" example. >> juan: emily brought it up, and i think it's legitimate, by the way. when you have a president who

says, i really loved body slamming this -- >> dana: he didn't slam the reporter. >> greg: it's a joke. you are incapable of telling the difference between something serious and a joke. by the way, if you want to sit here and blame him for the rhetoric, it goes both way, sir. >> juan: what about it? >> greg: let me finish. you had your soliloquy. if you had your soliloquy. if you want to blame rhetoric, if you want to blame violence on rhetoric, everybody is guilty. you could go after the networks for specials on police brutality, linking back to the death of cops. you could talk about how much anti-drum coverage there is and you could link that to death threats against him. it's something that is so meaningless. if you blame rhetoric then you let the real people off the hook, and some of those people just happen to be fringe

frickin' cycles. you'll do this every day. you'll take everything you can and throw it on trump. it's so comical, it is funny. it's funny to me. >> juan: imagine that, because trump goes after democrats for turning into socialists, not only that, what about the enemy of the people, george soros -- >> jesse: if we're going to slam him, let's thank him accurately. >> juan: you close your eyes, "trump is just talking." >> greg: i was so good on trump when he was running. >> emily: don't go anywhere, you guys. we're going to lighten things up with "wild card wednesday" when we come back.

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report on public walkways. let's people figure it out, you can take a photo, get it cleaned up. was this yours? >> emily: it was mine. >> greg: you are bay area, you know, it's sad. >> emily: it took someone not from the bay who moved to the bank, a guy who moved to vermont to create it, he texted when you find, not only human feces, but needles. it was over -- let's see, i wrote it down. oh, 24,000 direct calls to public works. he created this app, and as my home cities across the bay, it's such a shame. >> greg: the whole city, it's full of crap. i had to take an escalator coming out of part, the escalator was broken, one of the tall escalator.

why, because it is clogged with feces. they had to open up the whole escalator. >> dana: next one, report, 25% of millennial say they are suffering from ptsd because of the 2016 2016 election. come on, guys. average stress hormone similar to witnesses of a mass shooting. that's an insult. >> greg: it's really pathetic. >> jesse: this is, like, a couple months after experiencing firsthand a mass shooting. think about how psychologically scarred that would be. a school shooting, watching friends getting blown away. that's how people feel about trump's election. can you believe that, it juan? how scary is that. >> juan: yeah, but i can believe it. >> jesse: no. are you suffering? >> juan: i remember election night. buddy, you're going to have a

rough four years. i think you don't understand, this gets back to what we were discussing earlier, how divided trump has made this. >> dana: and not have ptsd like veterans. we have time for one more? $10,000, coaches like personal trainers for your dreams. a growing number of people peope turning to sleep coaches to help catch the shuttle shut eye. >> greg: they teach you how to sleep better? this was mine. my sleep coach, better than that, like seven bucks a bottle. if you're buying a sleep coach, you disgust me. >> juan: i think you are right, what did you say, nyquil? >> greg: zquil. >> dana: mine was a weighted

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lucky kids in new york city. rapper and businessman sean p did eat combs is putting a million dollars into a new charter school. >> it's about educating our children and bringing them up as leaders, bringing them up to fight for social justice, preparing them for this world that we live in. because this will be the third charter school he supports. he already has one in bridgeport, connecticut and another in manhattan and harlem. the rapper says he wants every kid to have a good shot at making it in america. and sean combs, let me say, i salute you because you are exactly right to do is focus on our children as a key to america's future. >> wishing to have him on "the five" one of these days. >> if there's a new podcast we recorded today, chris stirewalt and me, and it has a lot of stuff about them in terms. and it jesse, pbs air the last episode of the great american rita.

it's very cute. but it was a contest, america participated to figure out which books do you like the most. to kill a mockingbird was number one, outlander, harry potter, "lord of the rings," and others. >> "to kill a mockingbird," my father's favorite book. my turn, the police are on the hunt for this man. british police are after this guy who stole some beers from a liquor store. does he remind you of somebody? everyone thinks it's david schwimmer. now, schwimmer actually responded to the story with this video, but he says, he has an alibi. he is actually in america when this happened. >> what about you? >> i don't know why everyone's pointing a finger at me. [laughter] >> by the way, they photoshopped that. why didn't they just go buy some

beer and re-created it, and you would have had some beer. >> that's right. greg gutfeld? >> my podcast is up, at foxnewspodcast.com. i interviewed one of the great writers of my life, about the new book "the republican river" which focuses on red states like kansas and nebraska, and why they are ready. if you want to get that, it's not attheriver.com. here, you can have my coffee. >> two vermont candidates who are running for the house eat drew national attention because after they had a two hour debate in a local library they asked if he were participants to hold on a second because i had something extra. take a listen. [singing]

>> it didn't sound good, but the point is that they did this duet and they were playing eddie vedder's "society," and one of the voters said it, he me a lot of hope. >> i'd like to see trump and biden do that after the election. >> >> capri: 21 is up next. >> bret: we begin tonight with what could be the hottest trend of domestic terrorism, package bombs. several suspicious packages were set to high-profile political figures, one in care of cnn over the past several hours. none of those bombs exploded, no one was hurt. the secret service says the bill and hillary clinton and former president obama were never in any danger from packages sent to them and intercepted by screeners. cnn evacuated its new york office is after a suspicious package was delivered and it discovered in its