please tune in. "the five" starts right now. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, lawrence jones and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." bernie sanders is back, the vermont senator jumping in the race for president, sanders came out swinging in his announcement, taking swipes at president trump and promising to finish what he started during his 2016 run. >> together, you and i and i and our 2016 campaign began the political revolution. now it is time to complete that revolution and implement the vision that we fought for.

our campaign is not only about defeating donald trump, the most dangerous president in modern american history. it's not only about winning the democratic nomination in the general election. our campaign is about transforming our country. >> dana: does sanders have a better shot this time around? the self-described socialist of his progressive agenda is becoming more popular amongst democrats. >> many of the ideas that i talked about, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, making public colleges and universities tuition free, all of those ideas people say oh, bernie, they are so radical. they are extremely american. people just want except those ideas. you know what happened? all of those ideas and many more are now part of the political mainstream. >> dana: sanders is taking shots at howard schultz, excusing him -- accusing him of

blackmailing democrats. he is claiming that schulte is threatening to run as an independent in order to force democrats to choose a more moderate candidate. >> why is howard schultz on every television station will? why are you quoting howard schultz? because he's a billionaire. a lot of people i know personally who work hard for living, make 40,000 , $50,000 a year. they know more about politics than with all due respect as mr. schultz. anyone who's billionaire who can throw tv ads on television suddenly becomes very, very credible. >> dana: okay, the moment we have been waiting for. >> greg: i am very excited. before i get into his chances, having a socialist call a capitalist dangerous is rich. the socialist who fails to see his platform only ends in misery. socialism is great and promising spring but has no idea how to fulfill the promise which is why it always ends up in coercion, misery, and only death.

you can look at venezuela, cambodia, cuba, east germany, romania. all of socialism is ugly and disgusting but bernie is likable. he's like your crazy uncle who washes his hair once a week, doesn't think it's valuable to wash it more. the conflicts with his own party. the left loves his ideas. tax and spend socialism. he has three strikes against him. old, white, male. he stinks of ben-gay and jell-o. >> dana: do you think he was under estimated in 2016 but now overestimated in 2020? >> lawrence: i believe people should take him seriously, because although he won't win, there's a bigger move it play. people have his ideas were funny before but then we have the aocs of the world, this new freshman class showed you can get elected on running on these

policies. but i have to blame democrats for that because they didn't define their message. they didn't connect with voters and so bernie saw a void with the iraqi people and he connected with those people, much like how he got donald trump because the traditional republicans didn't connect with the people at home. they wanted someone who was going to make radical changes. they may not win a presidential race but the next 20 years, they may be at play. >> dana: juan, is bernie in some ways this time around a victim of his own success? he ran -- the bernie brose were so excited. he gets frustrated because of the superdelegates and now he asked people to ideas but the dnc has changed the rules. if you're going to run in the democratic national committee primary, then you have to register as a democrat, something he's never done. >> juan: i think he will play. let me say i think the question, does he register as a democrat is an interesting one for me because i think for him, it would be an identity shift.

he's always been the vermont socialist. i think it is added to part of his allure in that he's willing to go there and not respond to the taunts from the far right about socialism. by the way -- >> greg: or just normal people people. it's not a torrent. it's a reality. >> juan: i don't think you want to say there are no normal people in done way, norway, england, germany, france. backing social security, medicare, ba. all subsidies -- all the government making decisions about how to help people. >> greg: in a decentralized system, it's different. he said that's right. you want to label these programs socialism. maybe they are not. maybe they are for people in our country who are struggling -- >> greg: i am for a safety net. i'm not for socialism. >> juan: there's a difference in time when we have rampant

income inequality. >> lawrence: what does that mean? what does it mean? >> juan: i will tell you what it means. lawrence, when you think about it, it's something like 0.6% of americans, the top 1% have more wealth than the bottom 60%. >> lawrence: you painted -- >> dana: like katie have the -- >> katie: juan, you are wrong. there are more millionaires and billionaires than there ever been. middle class and the median income has gone up in the gap is closed between the rich and the poor. back to bernie sanders -- >> juan: go ahead. let me say, talk about covering over reality. the reality is that right now -- i just did this last week in a column. 7 million people right now in our country three months behind on car payments, 40% of the country can't afford an emergency expense. >> greg: it's temporary.

>> katie: the jobs, 6 million jobs unfilled right now in america. aoc just ran amazon out of new york which is going to pay people $150,000 a year. back to bernie sanders, he's an authentic guy selling a fraud. it's a shame he doesn't wash his hair that often because he has lots of bathrooms and three different homes to wash his hair. this is a guy who is claiming that the government can take care of you who, back in his early days said redlines were representation of a good government functioning. people actually standing in line waiting for bread in places like nicaragua, he wants that kind of socialism. when you bring up european-style socialism, that's not what we are talking about. we are talking about bernie sanders who has embraced venezuela, embraced events at the definition of a good economy is when people are standing in line begging the government because they were starving, for some bread or soup, whatever is left over. >> juan: what he is saying is that a government response to human need is a good government.

>> katie: a government that allows people to get what they want and need on their own is a better government. >> juan: i am off marble when you're in a situation, like in america today where you have -- heightened income inequality. lawrence is onto something. don't ignore what he said about bernie being the exact opposite of donald trump. the populist energy in the country. >> dana: i'm going to ask greg one more question. one of the things he says about howard schultz, he says he's trying to blackmail the democrats. if i run, and he runs, he's going to try to split us which i think it's -- it's a strange thing for him to claim. when democrats are frustrated at howard schultz and they say you are going to help trump win reelection, could not also be said that no, bernie, you are going to help trump win. >> greg: the best thing that could happen for trump's for bernie sanders to get the nomination.

put an actual bona fide socialist up against a capitalist in the country they created the greatest economic system known to man. what an education it will be for people in college and high school to learn about socialism has done in all of these countries. he's not running just against trump. he is running against venezuela because while he's out there, venezuela will be crumbling. god knows what it will be like in 2020, whether it will be there or not. we want bernie to be out there and maybe he can choose another socialist. aoc is still too young. >> dana: we are going to talk more about that in the coming days, but coming up, andrew mccabe, peter strzok and lisa page and another bomb still issue no more excuses with cologuard. we all make excuses for the things we don't want to do. but when it comes to colon cancer screening... i'm not doin' that.

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♪ >> juan: former fbi deputy director enter mccabe making more explosive claims. mccabe saying top congressional leaders did not push back when he told them the fbi was investigating president trump. >> the purpose of the briefing was to let our congressional leadership know exactly what we have been doing. opening a case of this nature, not something that an fbi director, not something then and acting fbi director can do by yourself. this is a recommendation that came to me for my team. i reviewed it with our lawyers, i discussed it at length. >> did you tell congress? >> i told congress. >> did anyone object? >> no one objected. >> juan: 's mccabe defending his former colleagues lisa page and peter strzok against accusations of having anti-trump bias. >> lisa page and peter strzok are good people who serve this

country well. they made some poor decisions in their private lives and in terms of the communications they exchanged with each other that has brought incredible grief and scrutiny on the fbi. i'm sure they regret that. people make bad decisions every day. >> juan: what do you think? [laughter] >> katie: lots of things. i can't believe rod rosenstein kept his job after all this time. i am surprised he wasn't fired. the only reason that probably didn't happen was the politics surrounding it. my question friend or mccabe which hasn't been answered is what with the insurance policy? they talked about this. peter strzok and lisa page met in his office to discuss these things. what was the insurance policy? there are questions to andrew mccabe about fisa abuse and he's been accused by the president of breaking the law, whether that's true or not, we will find out. he's been referred to criminal investigation for lying. the big question is, did you break any laws when it came to getting information about the trim campaign. how did you get the information from the dossier and do you regularly use political documents from opposition

research firms paid by opposing clinical parties to launch counterintelligence investigations? >> juan: i asked you what you thought about when he had to say but i understand your defense. obviously he was interested in starting an investigation that couldn't be undermined or ignored if he was fired by the president. >> katie: he also said in a previous interview that he was trying to make sure that the russia investigation was on solid ground. so far they have no solid ground when it comes to actual russia. they have solid ground when it comes to personal crimes, tax fraud, taxi fraud in new york but when it comes to russian collusion, they have nothing nothing. >> juan: lawrence, when you listen to this and you hear him say members of congress had no objection to the fbi's actions, what do you think? >> lawrence: is not surprising. a lot of these people have been for the fbi abuse of power for a long time. my question for you, juan, as a democrat, who used a stand of

libertarians unquestioning authority, the size and scope of the fbi and the intelligence community, spying on americans, going after these which turbo witch hunts. >> juan: is a real threat. >> lawrence: you don't know what the real threat is. there's been no real evidence of it but you go on these fishing expeditions and democrats were against it. come on. democrats have always stood with libertarians on the size and scope of the fbi and any other law enforcement. >> juan: not in this case. >> lawrence: because of donald trump. >> juan: there was the threat that the president was a puppet of the russians. >> greg: wait, i have to address it. we are talking about the so-called real threat. this was a destructive narrative that hypnotized a large group of the public, in this case, this fellow is selling a book which is money milked out of conflict. the narrative created this. the narrative was it was an conceivable that trump could win

so it had to have been russian collusion and he's a dangerous man and a threat to this country. i want to look at this narrative that we keep hearing about. the narrative is that trump is mentally unstable, a russian puppet, and a bigot. you have seen what he has done to russia through iran, venezuela, what he did to diplomats and what he did to the oligarchs. he is no friend russia. you look at bigotry. right now they are launching a global initiative to an criminalization of homosexuality. if it's bigotry, trump is the worst bigot on the planet. do you want to talk about unstable? this is the most stable economy we've had in decades. we have low unemployment which is beneficial to women and minorities. another bigot, another terrible act of bigotry. minorities are seeing jobs. the narrative does not match the deeds. this is what happens when you live in your own movie. that guy mccabe lived in his own movie and his movie prevented him from seeing the deeds that we now see but now you're seeing it changing.

you're watching people realize holy crap, i have been living in a dream. >> juan: this sounds like what matt gaetz said the other day. i don't feel bad for republicans in congress to acting to undermine the fbi in this investigation. what? >> greg: it's a movie. >> juan: trump getting everybody out of the room so he can talk to putin. not a movie. the president tweets this guy can't go to the bathroom without command from leaking james comey. what do you think? >> dana: one of the presidential candidate said they don't feel a need to respond to every one of president trump's tweets and i definitely feel the same. i do think a lot of this goes back to comey's early decision about commenting on the clinton investigation while it was ongoing and having this

confusing stuff going on. the fbi, good men and women who work there, are like what are we doing now? we've never done that before. but also the behavior of hillary clinton made them have to investigate a presidential candidate. then there's the russia bit. i feel i could some ways comey is at the center of all this and when the histories written on this years from now, you will look back that he was a linchpin of it. >> juan: up next, seasoned journalist with some blistering criticism of the media. greg is going to tell you the story.

♪ >> greg: a a little melvin's in there. we all know what news is but do you know what's never news, when someone in the news tells you the truth about the news. >> the media everywhere is mostly liberals but in this

country, 85% of journalists are registered democrats. phillips just a fact. -- that's just a fact. the problem is the weight of these organizations on one side of the political spectrum, when you turn your computer or the tv, they are all saying the same thing. the weight of that convinces you that it's true. you don't question it because everyone is saying it. i didn't even notice that there was a bias in the media. if you read one story after another or hear it, it's all based on one anonymous administration official, former administration official. that's not journalism. that's [bleep] >> greg: like a listener that for hours. for us it was an obvious truth yet the voice of the hive is so pervasive it goes unheard except we just heard her loud and clear. you already know what the media is thinking, she is going -- they are going to eat it up. you're right.

whenever the emperor's new clothes are exposed, don't expect the emperor to tell you about it. the conformist media will sweep it under a rug so it's up to us to earn that rug even if it's on top of chuck todd's head. for decades the mainstream media defended their biasing the art liberally biased, just truth biased. of course the truth is always liberal. which is funny. as we lost count of how many times the media has been dead wrong on so many things from defending terrible institutions to reanimating bad ideas, the only reason, the only reason they never go called out is because they run the calling out business. the ideas they love, teaches lounges and saves basis, continuing to harm us and there's no speed bump insight. forgive us if we find logan refreshing. she told you what you know already, the media is about conflicts so there can only be two sides, the consensus among them and the marginalized you and all those ad dollars which

back the consensus that keeps rolling in. the profit model for the news division isn't news. its division. which is why in news there is no nuance. when it's embarrassing, there's not even news. it's either their side or the downside. all right, dana, i think she should be hired by fox immediately. what say you? >> juan: i thought it was a job interview. [laughter] >> greg: she got the job. bad news, juan. >> juan: bring her in. it will be a chorus. >> greg: he can't say that. she actually said she's realizing this and you can't just dismiss her outright for saying -- now she's part of the alt-right, juan? dana, your question before i yell at juan. >> dana: she is generation x's bernie goldberg. in 2001, bernard goldberg wrote a book called "bias."

he had left "cbs news." what happened three years later after he published it, the dan rather piece which is what -- trying to take down george w. bush with the fake documents about military servic service. she left cbs in 2018 and she is free, much like bernie goldberg became free. it was like the scales dropped from your eyes and you can see and you can say whatever you want. she did one of the best 60 minutes reports, not about politics. she followed her on a couple that focus on lions in south africa. it was amazing. maybe botswana. it was amazing. >> greg: interesting. i don't think bernie would ever wear that dress. >> katie: maybe not, i say the realize she didn't realize there was biases because she was out there doing real reporting. the biggest criticism of her today is that some people are writing about this interview which was done by a former navy seal, served in afghanistan and i believe iraq as well. he runs a podcast.

she talks about all these things she's doing, woman in her 20s, single, went into afghanistan along with the time that 95% of the country was controlled by the taliban. they were hanging women in the soccer stadium and she was going introduce him real reporting. she lived in iraq for five years. she was cleaning blot off the equipment when her fellow journalists were killed. these journalists in the media critics are criticizing her for calling out and telling the truth when she is exactly what they claim to be, the one running into the fire, like a firefighter. the one looking for the truth, the one doing the job and being on the front lines literally for her entire career. i listen to the entire thing, a three hour podcast. her story, she's getting a lot of attention for the media by his comments but the story she tells about afghanistan and africa and were coverage are incredible. >> dana: i subscribed to mike drop today on your recommendation. >> juan: there are a lot of journalist going into war zones and are often treated as just

the liberal media but they are in war zones on a daily basis. they are there tonight. sources. it's so important for any working journalist. >> katie: she knows that. >> juan: she talks about you can only get the truth on certain conservative outlets. it's not just fox. what about "the wall street journal." what about drudge. oh, my goodness. all number one despite whatever she has to say. number one. >> juan: both sides of the story. >> juan: i'm telling you it's out there and we live in an era where there's lots of nation journalism. >> katie: i am surprised you are not defending her. >> greg: do you want to hear what she says about trump? talking about the coverage of trump. >> all the coverage on trump all the time is negative. former executive editor of "the new york times" hasn't book coming out, jill abramson, she

says we would do i don't know dozens of stories about trump every single day and every single one of them was negative. she said we have become the anti-trump paper of record. well, that's now her job. that's the political position. that means we've become political activists and ascents. some could argue, propagandists. there is some merit to that. >> greg: i don't think there's any untruth there. >> lawrence: it's all the truth. the interesting thing about this, because he's the current president, i think people forget every republican goes through this. i think people hate him so much when it comes to the media that it's so out in the open now. quite frankly i don't think the media really understands that they are peaking aside. i think they are so blinded by their own disgust of the president and their own bias that they don't realize they are picking aside. one less thing, i think people criticize fox a lot but there's a clear line at fox, the news division and opinion. that line is open. they tell you exactly what they're going to do.

i think it's unfair for people to compare us. the opinion people aren't doing hard news. they are opinion. >> greg: cnn, i can't see where the lioness. you watch don lemon and chris cuomo. you can't tell if it's abbott and costello or straight news. i like abbott and costello, don't get me wrong. major update in the jussie smollett case. what police are saying next. ers, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. little things

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♪ >> lawrence: major new developments in in the jussie smollett case. mike tobin is in chicago with the latest. >> there's a lot of activity at the criminal court building at 26 in california. rafer weigle is outside the grand jury room. he says the attorney for the

osundairo brothers going into the grand jury room. the osundairo brothers were picked up as persons of interest, cooperated with police. they had a long interrogation and were released and after that the police said they won to have a follow-up interview with jussie smollett. what we have been doing here in chicago is waiting to see what will happen. if they will submit to the follow-up interview. no movement out of the jussie smollett camp and police said they have reasonable amount of time before they did something else. we started hearing from a guy who knows a guy that they were going to go ahead and go with this grand jury but now we have local reporters here confirming that the grand jury proceeding is now underway. the question of course now, attorneys say they will pick up jussie smollett if it's a true bill. we are waiting to watch the development. the other devout men came from a report to the associated press with neighbors in smollett's building saying that they had seen the osundairo brothers in

an elevator in smollett's building. the chief communications officer with the chicago pd told our matt finn they don't have any video of the osundairo brothers in the building with jussie smollett and the streeter bill high-end condos, parting buildings have tons of security. that was largely debunked. but now the attention is not turned to that report, it's turned to the criminal court building to see what comes out of the grand jury. >> lawrence: thanks, mike. dana, the police have said he's no longer a victim in this case. >> dana: now he's a suspect. >> lawrence: he's a liar. >> dana: he is going to have to decide how to get right with god and ask for forgiveness. he's got to get right with people as well. he took resources away from the police department and he also was willing to let innocent people go to jail and have their lives ruined so that he wouldn't get thrown off a tv show? this is insane.

maybe he will claim mental illness. maybe he is mentally l. i'm not exactly sure. he was willing to let innocent people take the fall for something like this. that is really beyond the pale, and i do hope they prosecute hi him. >> lawrence: katie, some of the reports are saying that this started with a letter that he may have sent to himself but could turn this potentially into a federal crime. mail fraud. the evidence shows the brothers may have been paid to write this letter which smollett went on national television to stay ahead of a stick figure hanging from a tree. a gun, and it also had maga. to dana's point, this is a guy who partly made of this entire thing, took away resources and smeared an entire group of people who happened to be trump supporters, the make america great again slogan. and then all of his friends in the media, all of his allies in hollywood amplify this fraud and

they haven't really apologized. they should. >> juan: who do you think the reporters are that mike tobin was talking about? >> katie: i'm not talking about the local reporters. i'm talking about the politically motivated activist democratic media complex who it amplify the story and from the beginning said how dare you say allegation? how dare you doubt what this man is saying. >> juan: i wonder which niche media celebrating this. >> katie: it's not a celebration. it's a vindication. >> lawrence: it's not a celebration but we do know is that the media rushed to judgment. celebrities went to instagram posting photos and they are sorry, that it's awful when it didn't happen. they should have waited for the facts. wouldn't you agree? >> juan: yes. but i know a celebrity. i know greg gutfeld. he didn't rush to judgment. he said we should wait. i said we should wait. i think most people said if this is true, the naacp later said

you can't treat them as a bad guy and have all these political judgments being made about him y was wearing a maga hat. let's wait. >> lawrence: you can go for the facts, just like the local journalist did in chicago. >> greg: so many shoes dropping right now i feel like i'm in a footlocker during an earthquake. why would someone do this? why would some successful, young, good-looking man would do this? the behaviors rewarded by a salivating media. what does it say to you when there's so many fake hoaxes going on that demand for these stories by the media exceeds the supply. they can't find real hate crimes, so the media genes it -- gins it up. this is why i think we are doomed. it's a never ending cycle. the media pushes the hate

narrative. people respond with fake hate crimes. the media eats it up and then when you find out they are hoaxes, the media just stops reporting it and then it happens again. it's hate crime amnesia. i will say i have a solution for smollett and everybody out there. i have created a disorder. attention starved disorder. that's what you've got. that will be your way out. we will forgive you. but just don't do it anymore because there's going to destroy the country. you're trying to divide the country. smollett's crime was trying to divide a country and create a race war. >> juan: a spike in hate crimes in this country. >> greg: not true. >> juan: according to the fbi. >> greg: i can explain to you in the break. >> lawrence: a woman is begging to come back home, saying she made a mistake. here at next.

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♪ >> katie: an alabama woman who claims she was brainwashed into joining isis in theory it is now begging to be allowed back into the united states. listen to what she told "the guardian."

>> i don't know. i thought i was doing things correctly. when i came here and i saw everything with my own eyes, i realized i made a big mistake. i know i ruined my future. >> katie: lawrence, while this woman was overseas, she tweeted anti-american things, trying to recruit other isis supporters. she went over there five years ago when isis was at its peak. the varsity team. now that they are being completely demolished and squeezed out, she wants to come back to america. >> lawrence: if she comes back, we're going to send her to guantanamo and get all the information we can. we don't negotiate with terrorists. you don't get it kill innocent people and then decide you are brainwashed. this is a problem. we should set an example for her because there are a lot of americans that are here that are homegrown terrorists and want to do the same exact thing. i think their way to send a message is letting her coming back and sending her to cuba.

>> greg: you know, i imagine when she comes here, what her first job interview will be like. what did you do before you came here? i was in isis. >> katie: there is a gap in your resume. >> greg: in the resume, you put "beheadings." i don't want her back because we will celebrate her. we are a fickle country. if you will get netflix, you have people swooning over ted bundy in obscurity is what she deserves. i do believe in forgiveness, and people do bad things in war. the problem with isis, it began evil. it wasn't like she joined a revolutionary group and they turned to atrocity. they started at atrocity. she joined something that was atrocious. >> katie: she tweeted about killing americans and other people saying go on drive-bys and spill out their blood, rent a big truck. we saw tax in europe devices

affiliated people running over scores of people. she wasn't just someone who went over there to be in isis wife. she was part of the recruiting and the advocacy for terrorist attacks in europe and the united states. >> dana: and she speaks very well and she sounds very humble. you can get suckered into it. i think there has to be consequences for terrorism and i realize that she's a young mother but look, she made a choice. the problem for us is going to be that this is not the only one. you have to punish this one. isis is not an isolated thing. isis is one version. there's going to be another isis and there's going to be another one. they are going to start a caliphate someplace else. if she gets to come back and relive her life in alabama, does it mean people in the future, if they go fight in the new isis wherever that might be that they get to come back to, i don't think so. there of the governments, you can't say they weren't warned. seven years ago everybody talked about, what are you going to do in these people go over there

there's no passport control and they're coming back and there's 800 over there and the president is saying you european governments are going to have to take your people back. you're going to have to do something about them. people usually work on a deadline. they have no plan. she's not going to be able to come back for a while. >> katie: the consequence for treason is death. what do you think the consequences for this woman should be? >> juan: i don't know that it's treason. she's an enemy of us. she sided with the enemy. i don't know that she killed anyone. but president trump is your turgor urging the europeans to take back former members of the terrorist groups and put them on trial. that's the standard he would have to adhere to in this case. >> lawrence: not here. >> dana: you take an enemy combatant to guantanamo bay. >> juan: you could.

>> lawrence: we have to be conscious of the ideology she subscribe to. in her eyes, we are infidels. she could be a sleeper cell coming to this country to commit more attacks. >> juan: the interesting thing about us is we as americans to believe in redemption. >> dana: i would rather take care of the refugees in that horrible situation in the refugee camp in syria. i would rather take care of the people trapped an innocent and that were trapped in the middle and someone who made a conscious choice. she lived in america she chose to go to syria. >> katie: she's a traitor and she help them advocate attacking people. "one more thing" is up next. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough.

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>> dana: it's time for one more thing. greg, kick us off.

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>> katie: kids, do you want to see why kids are great? i'll provide that for you. a four like an employee that's been making its rounds and bringing smiles to patience. a lab or doodle saved last year, helps keep patients calm and make sure everyone's not going to freak out because you're going to see the dentist. he said everyone has made friends with him and one patien patient, now she actually looks forward to the dentist with how much she loves dogs. i'm recommending be sure to check out jillian kerry deli kerry -- singing and performance of her song "good at looking good." we'll see her tomorrow night performing as well. >> juan: how about a moment of joy on "the five?" this video is pure joy.

that young man is wyatt, four years old and has a birth defect. being limited to a wheelchair didn't stop him from getting on the trampoline. as you just heard, he's even telling the trainer, go faster. by the way, the video has gone viral and the gym, tnt fitness and gymnastics, is getting request to host more disabled kids. why you might get a kick out of that video, your cake is no match for wyatt's trail. >> dana: lawrence? >> lawrence: kids are great. you may think you like beyonce or love beyonce, but you have nothing on this little girl right here. check this out. two your old baylor mooney of utah while holding a corn dog. she's dancing and eating just like beyonce.

a beautiful little girl who has spirit. >> dana: a song for next time? ♪ kids are great katie? >> katie: i know it seems like being a sports analyst is the coolest job in the world, but it comes with some hazards. >> tonight we go inside the glass presented by toyota. my goodness. >> katie: didn't even flinch. that's nhl analyst pierre mcguire. found out there is a thing being too close. almost taken out by the flying hockey park. lost a couple of teeth, may be a broken nose. >> greg: what an opportunity for a lower third! >> katie: this is the tampa bay lightning's home game against the columbus blue jackets. this has gone viral. >> dana: this is why i don't go to a baseball or hockey game. i don't pay attention. i'm talking too much.

>> juan: that happens here at the garden when they announce the knicks at the half. >> dana: never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. bret? >> bret: thanks. bernie sanders launches his presidential run. president trump denounces he tried to get a loyalist in charge into investigations of his own conduct. and what would the green new deal due to america's economy? we'll take a look. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. bernie sanders is giving it another try. the 77-year-old self-described democratic socialist will run for president again as a democrat in 2020. sanders said since his veiled attempt in 2016, many of his ideas have become part of the political mainstream and is