left this evening. as always, thank you for being the area. with us. much it is reinforced heavily this show will never be the and very hard to climb. rage, hate, destroy trump media if you want to climb that, mob. we hope you have a great weekend and we'll see you on pretty sharp up on top, too. monday. if you want to climb that, you deserve whatever you can get. it is a very hard, it is meant, anti-climb, it is called >> hello, i'm jesse watters, anti-climb, it's a great wall along with emily, juan williams, and looks, i think it looks fantast fantastic. dana perino and tyrus. see-through, you are able to see the other side, which is this is "the five." important element. >> (question inaudible] >> you are looking live at >> pres. trump: california is begging for the wall in san calexico, california, where diego, people are pouring president trump is inspecting a through in san diego, going laws new section of the wall being built in california. he is continuing to make border security his top priority. houses. then you hear they don't want the president threatening to the wall. take bold action to stop a new they want the wall, if you took it down, they wanted it so badly surge of illegal immigration. and we did a greater job. trump giving mexico a one-year we stopped virtually actually warning to fix the crisis or everybody from coming over. he'll hit them with tariffs and may even shut down the border. tremendous success. california is always the first

here is the president. to complain and i don't mean the >> pres. trump: it's a colossal people of california, they are surge and it's overwhelming our fantastic, the politicians in california. they complain when forests go immigration system. the system is full, can't take up, they complain. take care of you anymore. whether it's asylum, whether their forests a lot betters. it's anything you want, it is the wall, they want the wall in illegal immigration, can't take san diego, but they are always you anymore. can't take you. the first one. our country is full, our area is they were the first one to pull full, the sector is full. the national guard and they need can't take you anymore. the national guard, especially in california. so we're proud of this. totally willing to close the as you know, this area is an border. >> that is a pretty big deal if area a lot of people used to he decides to do that. come through. dana, after the mueller report since we've had it up, kevin, came back, he kind of flirting not one person able to get with pivoting healthcare and through. these people can speak better quickly stopped. xhchlt on over, you are my >> dana: hot stove. friend. say hello to the fake news >> jesse: hand came off. fella. moving on immigration, i don't fake news. think he is choosing to move on, >> some of us are okay. the immigration situation is so >> (question inaudible] dire he has to do this. >> dana: immigration is constant from the campaign, actually for >> pres. trump: we'll see what 40 years we have not done happens, we will see what

anything with our congress. happens. i think it is very smart to get we may be going at a different, out of d.c. you will see soon, may be going i would have him on the road all the time. a different direction. >> jesse: that was your idea? if anybody wants to speak up about this. >> dana: get out of that time, we got this up, i'd like, go and focus and show the problem. gloria, if you would say a few the media travels with the president. we have known the president words. >> thank you mr. president. would make this border trip, been talking about it, that is chief in el centro, we are how you use the bully pulpit to appreciative of this wall. these men and women in this area focus. that said, i think this -- of two miles were experiencing high number of assaults and use everyday this week we had a different -- >> jesse: we have the president of force incidents. speaking live now. this was prior to this wall let's go to him. being built. >> pres. trump: i hope it works, this is 30-foot border wall, this is a concrete protector. the wall behind it, you see it pillar ball and you can see all the way down and we're going through it. for us, it is a huge advantage to be building, already built a to see what is on the other lot of it, it looks great, it's side. before, with old landing mat, we better and more effective than could not see the adversary, the previous wall and we actually can do it faster and it couldn't see the threat on that side. we would get rocked constantly, is less expensive, if you can items thrown at us everyday. believe it. better, faster and less with this wall, we haven't had expensive, other than that, who knows. those incidents, just here in thank you all for being here, two miles our assaults have

great stretch of wall. dropped by 65%, just in this see where it is going. this is going all the way up, area. that is very important to me as much is like this, we are a chief. i don't want our agents hurt, i different walls. we have some that are holding back water, obviously this want them protecting the country doesn't do that trick. and doing their job. we have a lot of concrete entries have dropped by 75%, divisions that hold back various just in this area. parcels of water, we have a lot yes, the wall is here and people of water going up. this is, i would say, majority have maybe around it are would be in, depending on breaching the area, coming around -- >> pres. trump: the only way they get in, by going around it, not over it. you have a lot of tremendous people watchings, they can't get ladders and go over. it is dangerous and high to go over it. when gloria says 65%, this is 100%, when they go down further, we are going further and further out, everyday building more wall and going further and further. you will be 99.9, i predict. >> we will. we have 11 miles, mr. president, thank you for that. construction starts with this type of wall in june of this

year. it will be. >> our fabulous partners. >> come over here. >> pres. trump: central -- you don't have anybody in hollywood that looks like these guys. >> sheriff from central valley of california and three other central valley sheriffs. we feel this impact 400 miles away. each of us experience crime by people in this country illegally. i want to thank this president for doing the right thing and standing up for law enforcement in this country. it is greatly appreciated, i want you to know that. >> good one. >> how are you? >> he got a good one. the >> great group of people. >> good seeing you again. >> say something, if you would like. >> we don't have in arizona, we border here with this county. together we're working to fight the drug trafficking and human

trafficking coming into this country. couple weeks ago i was in the oval office and issued challenge for congressmen and women and senators to come see the border. i appreciate our president leading by example and coming down here. you can see the benefit for the wall and hopefully as we progress with this, we will see effects in our county, as well. we fight human trafficking and drug trafficking. >> good afternoon, mark dappier, the largest county in the united states. the strategic deployment along the border will be part of the picture of border security, which is necessary for humanitarian reasons, public safety reasons and national security reasons. anyone who would suggest that we do not have a crisis on our southern border is being intellectually dishonest to the point of being dishonest with malice. we have humanitarian crisis, which is clear and compelling. we have compelling crisis of

public safety with human trafficking, drug trafficking, sex trafficking coming through the border. this is not make-believe, it is something we live with everyday as border sheriffs. we applaud the effort to secure the border, it is long overdue and those who would argue we don't have a crisis on the southern border need to come to my part of the world and see what is going on. 58 pounds of methamphetamine last month and 13,000 fentanyl pills. my deputies recover bodies every year in the deserts. do not tell me this is not a public safety crisis, not a humanitarian crisis and not a national security concern. this is very serious issue and it is time our government got serious about it. thank you. >> pres. trump: and they don't come here, people that are opposed, mostly democrats. republicans are for it, mostly democrats, they don't come here. we want them to come here. we could take you to sections, now it looks nice and calm, we have the wall. but if you would have seen this before we put the wall up, you

wouldn't believe it. we can take you to sections that are so dangerous you can't walk through them, okay. you can't walk through them. thank you very much. all of you. >> we also have chief burress. >> say a few words. >> good afternoon. director of field operations for the san diego field office. my aor consist of california, mexico ports of entry, along with airport, seaport in san diego. as we talk comprehensive border security, national security, at our ports of entry, we have last year, 79.3 million travelers come through the port. we did 50 billion of trade that came through our ports of entry just north town. that is what we see here. invest nment officers additional invest nment technology, equipment, x-ray scombment what we have, ability to scan, screen and inspect is investment how we do business and securing the

border and allowing for fasilltation for trade and travel. thank you for that. >> pres. trump: thank you, great job. >> we have been covering this -- >> pres. trump: thank you. >> i'm curious, so many cross illegally, how would shutting down the southern border help if they are crossing illegally? >> pres. trump: we will shut it down if we have to, mexico have been doing it easily, been doing a good job over the last four days. we will shut down if we have to, tariff the cars coming in, if we have to. but americas mexico has been doing a great job. thank the president of mexico issue the first one doing the job. he's helping mexico, too. not only economically and not because i won't be forced to shut it down or do tariffs, he is helping mexico. he's doing a great thing for his country. i want to thank, through your camera, thank him, the president of mexico, thank you. anybody?

>> we have seen the letter your lawyers have sent about your tax returns, anything you would like to say about it? >> pres. trump: nothing whatsoever, nog to say about it. i got elected, now they keep going, i am under audit, when you are under audit, i don't do it. other people are under audit and other people won't do it. they audit me all the time. i don't know if they audit you, i don't think these people ever get audited. they would be ashes frayed -- afraid to audit you people. other question? >> have you talked to barr? >> i don't know, he's doing fantastic job, he is so respected in the department of justice and by these people. it is what we need. he's a great gentleman. thank you very much, everybody. we'll see you back at the next stop. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> i appreciate your time, thank

you. >> that was president trump in southern california touring the new border wall construction and very powerful presentation bringing in gloria and other experts on the ground. one of the guys said if you are denying it is crisis on the border, not only are you being used properly. is something about feet on the ground, people living in the moment. what was starting to go south, i think the president was getting a loss for words there. he brought gloria in, phenomenal job. people can feel that, they understand that. take the politics out and go with facts and what is going on there, that was bipartisan straight up, this is how it is, how we are dealing with it, that is what the american people need to see. that was great information, if you had issues were listening to

stuff going on in washington, after seeing that interview, you would start thinking, maybe there is something going on, not just hyperboly. your pr was boiling. >> pumping. >> great hats. >> when you have a hat like this. >> you know what, i'm learning a lot. >> i might have to get one like that, people listen when you wear a hat. >> mess up the hair. juan, you heard from the people on the ground, rock throwing down 65%. when deployed strategically, it is very effective. >> juan: yeah, thank you president obama. that section of wall was paid for back in 2009 as repair job by guess who, president obama. >> actually we paid for it, taxpayers. >> i'm saying right now, you listen to this bluster and bluff coming from trump. oh, is trump putting up that wall? trump hasn't built any wall,

this is repair job funded by president obama. look, i think dana has a point, always good to get out of washington. >> dana: let me hear more about the point. >> juan: i'll tell you, important for him to get out. he's being sued by 20 states, including california over emergency declaration. they are asking for his tax returns and he's struggling with that one. just today he withdrew nomination of his ice director, guy up for that job. nobody is clear on it, except thinking steven miller, who is behind this, failed immigration policy, didn't like the guy. of course the senate -- >> jesse: juan, you said since it is obama's wall, you like it? >> juan: no, what i said was, no, no, you guys focus on the idea that you had security people saying before this wall was here we had a -- guess what, that is before the wall was there years ago.

j >> jesse: you are saying walls work? >> juan: we don't need to see the shining sea wall except in your imagination. >> jesse: we need to strategic l strategically, right? >> dana: we do. real-world application going on that crosses borders, the crisis is not limited to nor does it begin at southern border. one gentleman mentioned $50 billion over and across ports of entry, almost 30 billion is profit from -- for cartel and drug industry. since 2006, mexico has been mil against all drug wars locally. what do we think we are seeing? it is all the effects from that. not about simply human immigration crossing southern border, the push factor is coming south of the border are so strong and complicated and so now long-term invested that is what we're dealing with. i love the president brought in

broader conversation of including mexico in that, it is about time for some diplomacy, either help or stop it. >> important to hear the grizzly reality of the drug war, talking about they find 100 bodies a year buried in the desert. >> so the president, i would keep him out on the road once a week. when you are in the roosevelt room or the cabinet room and bring the cameras in or say he's headed to mar-a-lago on friday and talks to the cameras on the way out to the helicopter, it looks repetitive. you have to change the scene to change the story line. the i also think everyday this week he's had a different position on mexico. there was going to be closing the border, then not closing the border, tariffs, then not for a year. today he's praising the mexican president, maybe that work necessary terms of getting the mexican president to do more. i would do this, we know the answer to problems resides in

congress. focus like laser beam on congress, but make them follow you. get out there, get on the border or wherever, talk about healthcare, wherever it is going to be, don't do it from the roosevelt room, it is not effective. >> do you think this is a game-changer to get on the road, change the optics and force, maybe a democratic congressman or senator to visit and hear from the experts? >> go back to gloria, phenomenal job. it changed the conversation, from juan's expression, here we go again to what is she talking about, it is interesting. important to what we need. flip flop through the story. i would say, jesse watters hair is off to the right, i don't like it. it is off to the left, maybe you should change it. it is off to the left. he is listening to his people. he is criticized for not, he will say something, if we close the border, the economy will be in big trouble. okay, you got a year. i'm okay with that, he's known

for going off the cuff, known for getting emotional. we're going to do this. he is listening to the experts. >> it takes focus off congress. >> that is what they want. no one at this table has a congress tissui thfr shirt? >> who politicized this issue in the first place? donald trump said mexico was going to pay for this. forget that for a second. remember spending on a wall does nothing to stop infusion of families and especially families with children, not talking about invasion, we are talking about most of the people coming now, families with children. wall has nothing to do with that. it does nothing in terms of the ad added wall, in terms of detention facilities needed to accommodate these people at this moment, that is the crisis, the real crisis. >> the families are pawns are the cartels. that is a small portion. >> this is not mostly mexican, they are coming from central

america. there are different rules. >> that is why i focus on congress and fix that part. >> democrats want to do something about the facility, detention facilities. >> if they don't do something about the laws, they won't have to. >> trump has done so much to politicize it, he has us stuck. >> switching gears now. >> i want you to know, i had permission to hug lonny. he gave me permission to touch him. laug >> joe biden joking after several women accused him of uncomfortable touching. biden answered questions about the allegations. >> well, i wouldn't be surprised. i've had hundreds and hundreds of people contact me, who i don't know. you know, say the exact opposite. i'm sorry, i didn't understand more. i'm not sorry for any of my

intentions, not sorry for anything that i have ever done. i've never been disrespectful intentionally. the >> president trump is weighing in, he's trolling biden on twitter with this parity video. >> i hug people, i grab men and women by the shoulders and say, you can do this. and women, men, young, old, that is the way i've always been and i try to show i care about them and i'm listening. >> the former vice president quickly responded by calling president trump "presidential as always," what do you think emily? >> today we saw the old biden and new biden, he shined in my opinion, in front of the union audience. he exhibited what propelled him to success in the past, which was very relatable and comfortable and hey, we're all in the same boat, making that joke. after that presser, i was struck

by what i felt was him being arcaic, the definition of progressive, it seems to be changing, almost confused. it seemed while it might resonate with older voters in the democratic party, it didn't seem he had relevance that i can see that can galvannize the democratic party, needed to win the primary. i thought he was sadly out of touch. >>the interesting. jesse, i noticed all week that republicans have been in his corner on this saying maybe #metoo movement gone too far. i thought, interesting. is it the case that republicans may want joe biden, maybe nicked up and damaged as foil for trump in 2020? >> we like to see the democrats damaged if they run against trump, that is obvious. biden handled himself nice

today. nice ice breaker, the joke. he did the gaggle and seemed relaxed and confident and tried to make sure everybody understood he was not being perverted, that is what needs to come across, he is archaic or goofy. he did struggle when trying to define ideologically where he was, progressive, moderate, democrat, he stuck the landing and said i'm an obama-biden democrat, that is where he needs to stay. he's moving into the elizabeth warren territory, whatever she says doesn't matter, everybody just thinks fake indian. now if you get the constant trickle of women coming out saying he violated my personal space week after week after week, every time you see biden, you don't think about the speech, you think creepy joe. >> hmm. you know, dana, who strikes me here, this opens the door to a lot of questions about joe biden's past, obviously the

anita hill hearing would be large. also his support for business, the fact he opposed partial birth abortion for a while, the plagiarism charges against him 30 years ago. >> not to mention, he supported the iraq war. >> nice summary, juan, that was good. >> very water world. >> i'm rubbing off. >> that is problem telling people the facts. >> okay, juan, shut up. in 2008, you remember what was the deal between mccain and obama? mccain had a really long record and obama was like helping change. if you look at what is happening with the democrats, they might love joe biden and they might think he could be the best candidate, but he has all of these things that a new democratic party doesn't want. we say that on the show, every time the polling comes out about biden, we talk about things will be hard, he stays at the top in the democratic polls.

>> it is not close. >> it is not close. he might take a hit now. one other thing, i know where you are going with that, i agree. in the fox news voter analysis of 2016, whatever we called it at that point. one of the number one things in all of those primary debates and the voting is that republicans said we like him, trump, because he tells it like he is. we want someone who will tell us like it is. the thing biden could do is tell it like he is, but he's not quite there. >> one thing in the speech, though -- >> just say agree. >> i thought it was great, good for him, that is how you fight it. he is not being accused of sexual harassment, taking somebody in the back corner and saying he was inappropriate. they are saying i didn't like the way he hugged me. is a line there, different thing. good to fight back with a joke

and great to clearly not be creepy when there is children president. he had a good day, i was proud and happy. >> i wonder how democrats take it, though, right? >> look at that shot. >> where are we? >> put it in black and white, you ready, roy, i'm ready, ride in and get them. >> be careful with your comments about children when we have that picture up there. >> big upidate date on the f.b.i. on convicted felon pretending to be a boy missing for eight years. that is next on "the five." be a years. years. tmy insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands?

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growing after the teen turned out to be a 23 year old with a criminal record. brian rini has been charged with making false statement to federal agents after d.n.a. test showed it was not pitzen. >> they identified themselves to him as f.b.i. agents, they administered miranda warnings and warned him lying to a federal agent is violation of federal law. he again repeated that he was timothy pitzen. law enforcement confronted him with d.n.a. results and at that point, the person immediately stated he was not timothy pitzen. >> this former criminal own brother is blasting him for giving the pitzen family false hope. >> i'd tell the family i'm sorry for what he's done. for him, i wouldn't speak to him. i hope he gets help. i hope he goes to prison for this, at least an institution.

but, i have no idea. >> emily, talk to us about the legal trouble he could be in and should be in. >> he is currently charged with lying to federal agents, we know well, in plenty of legal stories in the news. to satisfy the element there is knowing and willful element to it. given his history of mental health problems there might be arguable defense there that he didn't knowingly, it wasn't willful, he didn't understand. he also, eluded there, extensive criminal record that includes violating probation many times and being mia. you might be able to argue, is this example of system failing someone? i honestly hate this story, it is so painful for families like that to have that pain resurrected in the form of someone who could be as simple as just a punk taking advantage of someone or up to person with serious mental health issues that need to be taken care of or needs to be on medication.

either way, our tax dollars are paying for him now. >> follow up on what emily was saying. it is eight years, could go to jail eight years on this charge. this guy is suffering from asperger, bipolar and maybe more, he is mentally disturbed. he said he watched a 20/20 story about what happened to timothy pitzen, the missing child and that then prompted him to do this because he wanted to get away from his own family. but there is no excuse. >> once again, jesse, there might be mental health problems here, there has to be consequences for people that put families through this. investigators don't have time for it. >> i would strap this imposture into a straight jacket, medicate him and institutionalize him. his family hates him, he is career criminal, hoax artist. i feel sorry for the guy, but he is sick and doesn't belong in society. the reason we got excited about the story in the beginning, we

thought the actual child had escaped after being abducted by sexual traffickers. eshs liz -- elizabeth smart, jaycee duggar, they live to tell the tale. if you are a parent, you understand how resilient your child has to be in order to get out of this and how important to tell them your phone number, your home address, all that stuff so they can get that trigger. >> quick last word? >> as a parent, this sickens me, the hope they felt, the moment that euphoric, my baby is home. >> yet they prayed for him. >> of course they did. >> in the press conference, they prayed for him. >> the best people get treated worse. i will not talk about him. my heart goes out to the family. i don't know if i could show that tolerance for somebody that did something disgusting.

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>> chicago not ready to force act actor jussie smollett -- threatening to move forward with a lawsuit after the actor refused to cover some cost. his attorney responded by saying smollett will "not be intimidated," this is your party, bro. i'll give you the you back, you need to pay. you need to pay this fine and let the people move on. >> uh-huh. >> this is your fault. no one is picking on you, you understand, you are responsible for this. jesse, probably been in some

situations. real life situations, you might have said something, maybe a small group of people thought about putting hands on you. >> it wasn't a small group, it was a large group. >> is knew i was going to the right guy. it is a lot of money. >> it is not for him. get up, pay up, get out of there. barkly hit him hard, he got racked by chris rock. >> out of his name, remove a vowel from his name sghchlt it was a big deal. he was making $125,000 per episode, he doesn't have a husband and no kids, should have a healthy savings account. right now his lawyer is probably $1000 an hour, burned to pieces in legal fees. pony up, walk away and fire whoever is representing him. >> juan? >> i think he was cleared by the

criminal justice system and the city is harassing the man. the idea -- >> poor jussie smollett. >> it is likely he made up this. again, once the criminal justice system cleared you, the politicians and police harassing this guy, i'm not for that. bad, bad way for us to go. >> normally i would agree, i feel as -- but this situation, this brother is wrong and he wasn't cleared, they made a deal. >> i don't care, the deal is done by the powers that be. and you know, the fact is he's apparently going back to the show. >> of course. yeah. ratings are everything, yeah. all right. legally. >> i respectfully disagree with what you said. >> you don't have to say that. >> i mean it. >> stop that. >> it is friday. >> that is gone. >> you don't have to be polite. >> the criminal justice system

did not clear him. when you said he was cleared by the powers that be, that is the heart of the issue. all of the powers that be disagree with the way this case was handled and resolved, even though it is not resolved. the chicago department of law, under the mayor's purview stood up and said, you will pay us back. they are flexing their muscle with how best they can try to discourage him, to use that word again, in the best way they know how. you owe us money, you were lying. he was charged and indicted on 16 counts. that deal was nonreflective of how the criminal justice system was playing out. i note department of law in chicago, almost 300 attorneys do litigation, transactional, it is huge representation of city of chicago, i love they are standing up now, it will be successful. if he fights it, there is more evidence that can come to light

that would be detrimental to him. >> speaking of huge and flexing your muscle, take us home. how do we do this? >> i think the police union is not going to -- is going to join the city, but they will take it from a different angle and go after kimberly foxx. she is the state attorney. we had a guy on the daily briefing sound bite saying, broken knee cap, one almost had his finger chewed off in a situation trying to deal with crime, they can't get felony counts against the criminals. yeah. see that face there. >> wow, she is not playing. >> wow. >> i don't know who had a worse face, her or juan. >> don't go anywhere, fan mail friday is up next. when we started our business

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>> fan mail friday. let's get to your questions. i'm excited. first question, what do you do you consider a bad habit. >> cuss. >> dana? >> you don't have -- >> i stole her answer.

>> probably don't have any. >> oh, gosh -- >> you got to be kidding me. she cares too much. cares too much. >> pathetic, i'm self-critical. if i said i had a bad habit of what i think it is, you will not think it is, it will be worse for me. >> sometimes she goes too far. >> she reads too much, bad habit. >> jesse? >> i think i'm selfish. i can admit that. >> is that habit? >> it is constant. >> can be, yeah. like -- >> i'm in therapy. >> i think like procrastinating, stewing, overthinking things, go with your gut sometimes and relax. >> characteristics, not habits. >> that's a habit. >> i have several bad characteristics. >> juan has been overthinking? is that true? >> i agree, he walks into work, overthinking a lot of stuff. >> awe. >> i would say talking with my

hands is a bad habit, i feel self-conscious lately. i get upset while driving. >> you have road rage? >> a little bit. maybe everyone else drives slowly. >> drive as fast as you talk. >> oh, another thing, she's mean. >> okay, what is your go-to rerun show when nothing else on t.v.? >> i guess, "silence of the lambs" is on or something like that sghchlt w. wow, dark. >> you said -- >> i was -- >> juan is going to eat my face. >> there is always a ball game on. >> it is not a rerun. >> strict playing. >> rerun? >> "friends" binge right now. >> you like watching yourself? >> seinfeld, or the other day i

watched "gilligan's island." >> i have a horrible guilty pleasure, "murder she wrote." >> angela landsbury. >> i'm obsessed with her. >> you can't do that -- >> i can do what i want. i'm a grown man. mrs. fletcher, her name drop suggest phenomenal. i do not miss the show. me and cain were working on faster than the speed of love. i will make it happen. i love that show. >> i did not see that coming. >> intimate and cup of coffee. >> new reruns, old, the original "90210." >> quick one. >> um, what is one thing your mom used to say or parental figure that you thought was really true? >> i don't like you. >> awe. >> 100%. >> believe it. >> don't be too big for your

britches. >> mmm. >> jesse? >> she tells me to knock it off and behave and be nice to juan. >> that is a nice thing. we appreciate that. >> have you got a text yet? >> not yet. we have a text. hold on a second. honey, mental institutions and straight jackets are the stuff of one flew over the coup's net. >> we made eye contact and knew you were going to get a text. >> juan, something your mom or dad? >> my mom more than dad. my dad was in business he was having to encourage boxers. he would say stuff like fire can burn your house down, but it can feed you and light your way, so use your fire positively. my mom, on the other hand was like, you got to be. that is not good enough. come on, man. i remember being in a play, i got a big part in a play and she

said, you are the bad guy, you shouldn't be the bad guy. >> awe. mine would be don't put off tomorrow what you can do today, the opposite. also the presence of -- nothing beats physically showing up. >> i had a bad mom. >> no, you didn't. >> one more thing next. ♪

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>> jesse: time now for one more thing. you guys, if you have watched the show, probably remember our friends over at robak. they love "the five" and we love them. if you catch me on the weekend i am probably wearing one of their shirts. they are about to roll out one of their performance polos, the pay tropical patron. just in time for the masters. portion of the proceeds go to organizations committed to introducing golf to veterans with disabilities: rhoback.com. check it out. do it for the troops. this weekend we are loaded. we have sean hannity, mark levin and lou dobbs from murderer's row if you will. >> juan: yes, indeed. >> jesse: go to and this collect it out. dana perino? >> dana: a mom burst into tears base her 13 years son was amazing. shy thought her son was joking when he told her they had news they would be over to go to someone's house. the family was in a new

situation where they were struggling financially. william got inspired to change his mom's life. watch this. >> i saw people on youtube and they get their mom a car and then just like surprise their mom with a car. and then i wanted to do it. >> dana: he found a used car online. he would trade his x box and do housework in exchange for the new ride. you are a good kid. >> juan: remember first magical musical moment? take a look at 11 month old thomas ocorso as he hears a violin for the first time. ♪ ♪ >> thomas' mom took him to music class for babies. that's when he heard laura start to play elvis' song can't help following in love. he fell in love bought music. and as you can see walked straight toward her totally mesmerized. she was his pied piper.

his mom took the video a week ago and since then viewed 3 million times. it's clear the world loves thomas falling in love with music. >> emily: new challenge. most of them involve dance. check out nick kosar who attempts to slide like this challenge and nailed it ♪ please don't do your toe like this. ♪ >> please don't do your toe like this. >> as a former state cheer and palm judge i will say he gets an a for effort and nailing it on that side. >> jesse: nice job down there. tyra? >> tyrus: i will never unsee that. tyrus attempt at podcast and of course the mothership greg gutfeld show and coming

soon nuf said. >> jesse: well done. hell of a hat. >> tyrus: thank you. >> jesse: that's it for us [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem]

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