>> neil: thank you very much. karl rove, we have a big show tomorrow. the prime minister of poland joining us. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino along with greg gutfeld, john rich, jesse watters. ♪ >> ♪ just know wherever you are, honey, i. for you -- i prayed for you ♪

>> dana: welcome to nashville. we are so excited to be here at the wildhorse saloon. we have an amazing crowd here for our big show and country music superstar john rich cohosting with us for the hour. he took a zero nashville for a special tour and that's coming up. not going to want to miss it. we have a very special guest. kathie lee gifford will be joining us on set. and we are also happy to have the joan joe denim band perform. john rich, thanks for having us. >> john: welcome to nashville. it's a pleasure to have you. this is how it feels all the time. loud country music. everyone is having a great time. patriots getting together celebrating the american dream. can i get a hell yeah.

>> dana: donna brazile, you had your 40th birthday and this bar. >> donna: you wouldn't believe this because i know i just look a day pass 25 but i celebrated my 40th birthday here in the city of nashville right here they wildhorse saloon. thank you, nashville. >> dana: jesse watters, you and i were here last year for the celebrity waiter event. >> jesse: i forgot nashville was watters' world. >> dana: it feels like gutfeld country too. >> greg: [years] yes, yes, yes. it reminds me a lot of berkeley. it's like the opposite of berkeley. it is berkeley's evil twin. i think it's unfair we are the only people in this bar who don't have a drink. >> jesse: four of us don't have a drink.

>> dana: we will let you guess who that is. we have a lot of fun and storm at first were going to get some political news. bernie sanders and last night's fox news town hall. the 2020 front runner getting combative after releasing his tax returns that showed he's a millionaire. watch. >> bret: your taxes do show that you're a millionaire. you made a million in 2016 and 2017. your marginal tax rate was 26% because of president trump's tax cuts. why not say i leading the revolution. i'm not going to take those. [laughter] >> i am... i pay the taxes that i owe. >> would you be willing to pay 52% on the money that you made. you can volunteer. you can send it back. >> you can volunteer too. >> that's what you suggested everyone in your bracket should

do. >> martha, why don't you? >> martha: i didn't suggested. >> dana: sanders said he never disparaged millionaires. >> bret: you do spend a lot of time vilifying millionaires. >> i don't vilify. to say the people have a whole lot of money, in some cases billions of dollars of wealth, they should pay their fair share of taxes. that's not vilifying. >> bret: a lot of millionaires and billionaires give a time to charity. you gave 3.4%. >> my wife and i do give money to charity. and we are proud to do what we did. >> dana: sanders admitting the taxes will go up under his medicare for all plan. >> health care is not free. >> martha: of course not. you just said is going to be free for everyone. >> it's free at the point when you use it. larry so shocked by this? are people going to pay more in taxes? yes but at the end of the day the overwhelming majority of people are going to end up

paying less for health care. >> dana: the talk of the town, not just the town but the country, one of the reasons we wanted to get out of new york city, get out of our bubble and see you wonderful people and talk about this, he is talking about a fundamental change in america and the way that we do government in this country. business and capitalism. >> jesse: bernie sanders is an ungrateful freeloader. [cheers and applause] thank you, everybody! >> greg: quit while you're ahead. >> jesse: bernie sanders should be thanking the american taxpayer instead of trying to shut us down. he's never had a real job in his life. we pay a salary. his health care, staff, travel, security. we pay for everything all he does as he goes around and makes promises that he can't keep and he spends money that we can afford to spend. bernie sanders has never saved

anything. he's never budgeted anything and when he became a millionaire, then he stopped attacking millionaires and started attacking billionaires. and the other thing is when he became a millionaire that first year, hayden pays for chair -- he didn't pay his fair share. he paid 1% to charity. he doesn't have a health care plan. all he does a scream about medicare for all. he doesn't say how the plan works or how he's going to pay for it. i think a lot of people should be nervous on the democrat side, if bernie gets the nomination, you're going to have four of donald trump as president. -- four more years. >> dana: donna, you want to respond and then we will get greg in here. >> donna: as you know, i am a quote-unquote unattached democrat. >> jesse: yes, ma'am, . >> donna: is it okay if i

touch you. i am patting these brothers on the back. >> jesse: joe biden rule. >> donna: it is the joe biden rule. i want to say i thought bernie did a great job. to be on the hot seat last night, i thought he got a warm reception from the fox audience. i also believed he spelled out not just his plan on medicare for all which is a plan that is supported by millions of americans but he also talked about his vision for the country. his vision i think is in the mainstream. he wants to make sure that we have a living wage. he wants to make sure the children have access to college, and yes, i have to tell you, jesse, because i read it, he has plans to pay for everything he has proposed. >> jesse: he has a plan and it's just to raise taxes. that's not a plan. >> dana: let me get greg on here. you can comment on the specifics. i wonder about his approach. he doesn't care if he's like. he's not going to apologize. he has just bernie.

>> greg: when we are playing the tape with the sound off of your watching, we have -- she's talking, he looks like someone at the counter complaining about the tuna fish salad. it would've been great to show the tape when i said that, but it's okay. i like that part where he got angry. he got angry when they asked him about his success. that's what it's like to be an american. all right? it's when somebody questions your success as though somehow you don't deserve it. at that moment bernie sanders went from a socialist to an individual who prides his liberty and that was gratifying. that would never have happened on msnbc or anywhere else. the real problem here is that every five years, we have to inoculate against socialism because it's not taught in the universities. basically capitalism is like a vaccine against the disease of socialism. it eradicates socialism, so you forget it's there and then it comes back, just like the

measles. just like the measles. capitalism enables socialism to exist, just like a vaccine allows people not to take the vaccine. >> dana: john rich, back in, we call it the green room which wasn't green but it was a lot of fun. we were talking about your perspective on this and how you're raised and how you don't want anyone telling you what you can't achieve. >> john: correct. i was raised by a dad who's a preacher and that was his passion. he wasn't going to make a bunch of money being a preacher but he was called to be a preacher. to fill in the gaps on actual bills of kaman, my dad was willing to do any job there was. i watched him be a night watchman at a bank, i watched him sell cars. i watched him give guitar lessons, anything he could do. he did make ends meet. he told me, he said son, i don't care if you're poor, in the middle, or if you're rich, always know that if you woke up in america today it's one of the

best days of your life because people don't have the right to chase the american dream around the world. work as hard as you want to end dream as big as you can and remember our constitution does not guarantee his happiness. it guarantees us a right to pursue happiness and in the pursuit of happiness should make you happy that you got the right to go for it. that's what it's all about. that's how i go at it. >> dana: all right, as you can tell we're just getting started here in nashville. we have a great show coming up. kathy leads -- kathie lee gifford joined us and john rich joins us on the party bus. we'll be back. hmm. exactly.

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♪ >> jesse: welcome back to "the five" live from nashville, tennessee, . democrats and the media are melting down ahead of the mueller report being released on thursday. democratic congressman steve: actually using the devastating notre dame fire to attack president trump. take a look.

>> at this president has done and what he's done to the constitution, the people's respect for our government, what he's done to the constitution and the rule law is as bad as that fired it to notre dame. he is torching the entire structure of government and the people's respect for it. he was not exonerated, says mueller. mueller was more about that than barr. "the five" was a hit man hired to do his job and he's doing his job. >> jesse: the liberal media lashing out at president trump and claiming that ag bill barr is behind some sort of cover up. >> he is panicking. it's a laughable freak out on donald trump's part. he is spitting out everything he can. >> a lot of people are on spring break. congress is on recess. they are putting this release as late as possible before easter weekend when they might get the least amount of attention. >> you've got to wonder why he's doing all this. what he's doing it now.

is it because he's got reason to fear what's coming? >> barr wants to use this process to try to play down the report heading into a friday holiday weekend rather than play it up. >> jesse: one of the reasons we wanted to get out of new york city and out of the city was to find out what other people across the country are talking about and it's not the mueller report. >> greg: no, they are talking about your hair. if your hair got any higher, it would have its own altitude. i don't know what's going on. the funny thing is, this mueller freak out, reports coming out on thursday. it's like the media, they are like drug addicts who found out there's a new cheaper drug on the street and they are getting the craving. they have the mueller craving. they should just quit cold turkey. the problem is they can't quit cold turkey because they sold their audience a bill of goods. they've made it sound -- they meet the mueller report into the big "game of thrones" but it turns out it's going to be like

bobby ewing's dream. you wake up and nothing's gonna be there and what are they gonna tell their viewers which are hemorrhaging? cnn law losing viewers because they lied to them about this. >> jesse: looks like the audiences as of cnn and msnbc are hooked on fake news, as greg says. they neither fix and they have to hear scandalous conspiratorial reports or they're not going to watch. >> dana: i think that's why you get the hyperbole. you have the comparison to the burning of notre dame which was felt worldwide. it was like a punch, watching that beautiful building, the place were so many religious experiences have held throughout the years, including people who were sitting right here. it gets to be a little over-the-top and if you cry wolf that many times and then there's nothing, then you don't have anything to run on. >> donna: i think everybody wants to see it for this coming friday, i have nothing to do. i don't have to cook. i have this remarkable chicken.

i'm on a crash diet. i have the munchies and i am waiting the mueller report. >> greg: see? i tell you. >> donna: i've got the munchies. 420 members of congress. >> greg: the mueller munchies. >> donna: i want to read it page by page. if you give me some liquor, i'll read it quicker. >> john: whoa, welcome to nashville. >> donna: i've been hanging out with you all day so i know what to expect. i'm glad it's coming out. i'm glad we get an opportunity to look at it and finally say once and for all the country was under attack. we know what happened in 2016 and perhaps we can learn from the mistakes of 2016 i don't let them get repeated in 2020. >> jesse: we do know what happened in 2016. trump won. [cheers and applause] john rich. >> donna: and we also know

that vladimir putin wanted trump to win. >> jesse: let's get to joan. >> donna: i want to get to john because i am enjoying him. he doesn't have to wear a hat or cover up that hair. i want to see it because i do believe at the end of the day we as americans must understand how to defend our country from future cyber attacks. that said, brother john. >> john: yes, ma'am. >> jesse: take it away. >> john: i think that's not what your average everyday american cares about. that's what i think. i think they care about what their tax rate is. i think they care about, did they get their job back or keep a job they had. if they did, did their wages go up? that's what i think when you go back to the bernie sanders piece how he sold all these books. how do you think people have money to buy all his books? they got their taxes? whether they know that or not, that's what happened. i grew up in a double wide trailer in texas, nothing fancy. i see all the stuff going on and

i know that's how the multitude of americans actually feel. they don't care about this report. it's a media thing that none of us really care about. >> greg: and jesse, you keep your hair and a double wide trailer. >> jesse: my hair is about as high as colorado. >> john: the higher the hair, the closer to god. >> donna: but it's all legally your hair. >> jesse: legal, not edible. >> john: come on down. >> greg: i think that violates some human resources law. going to end up getting sued. >> john: not in nashville. >> dana: here's what i think. this report when it comes out on thursday, you will have breathless reporting. i find it hard to believe that bill barr, the new attorney general who has this amazing track record in washington, d.c., came out so

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the president is on shaky legal ground. some in his administration believe it as well. members of congress oppose it. some of the mayors and others are saying bring it on, mr. president. what's your view, brother? >> greg: i take it you are referring to me, not dana. >> greg: i think no one can accuse anyone of illegality if they support sanctuary cities because by their very nature they are illegal. what i love most about this is donald trump is giving them exactly what they want and they are saying i don't want it. [cheers and applause] this reminds me of when somebody brags about their gym routine, what they can lift, what they can squat. then you asked them to help you move and suddenly they have a bad back. that is the liberal mayor. de blasio saying -- wait, you want the migrants to come here and now you don't.

why is it? because of trump. put your money where your mouth is. it's only an opinion -- it's not an opinion if there is no practical belief behind it. >> donna: these individuals have been caught at the border. there are not enough beds and with the president is proposing come out of retaliation because the democrats are not going along with his plan, to ship them to cities. it's costly. buses, vans, planes, airplanes, your private jet. this is the point. the point is, why not go to congress? if this is what the president believes? >> greg: any sentence that starts with "why not go to congress" doesn't end well. >> jesse: democrats do with they usually do. they got caught with their pants down. donald trump called their bluff and now they are shaking in their boots. this is what happens. for the last two years, democrats have there is no crisis.

we don't need walls. we need bridges. the caravan is just a bunch of women and children. we need workers. trump is trying to stir up hate and resentment and hates brown people. then trump said you take them, then. then what happens? they totally change their rhetoric when they get smacked in the face by reality. if that happened and they sent 30,000 refugees to midtown manhattan, what do you think bill de blasio would do? he would have a humanitarian crisis. he would have a political crisis. he can't even handle a snowstorm. [cheering] >> donna: it seems as though the president is trying to throw everything against the walls and see what sticks and this is not going to stick. >> dana: we talked a little bit about this yesterday. he is changing the debate. he hasn't been able to achieve similar things through congress. i don't see why the democrats instead of saying well, we can have that, and now they want an

investigation. why don't they just flip the script and save mr. president, sorry, that's never going to happen. sorry you can't achieve anything and you're the worst dealmaker ever and okay. instead they have to make a big deal about it and call for an investigation. >> john: i was going to say if you really care about the folks at the border, do you want them to stay in an overcrowded border town or do you want to sell sem to northern california. they can have a nice meal. >> jesse: i heard the wind in san francisco is really good. >> donna: sanctuary cities are all over the country. not just big cities. small and rural communities. it's true. i have studied the issue. sanctuary cities all across america. you know what, i want to say this. i think it's time that congress and the president get together and try to solve this immigration problem. >> john: i agree with that.

>> donna: kathie lee gifford is here. ready to join us live here in nashville. kathie lee, come on over. ♪ >> ♪ i was only having fun ♪ wasn't hurting anyone ♪ we all enjoyed the music for a change ♪ 's

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don't you hate that? calling you a legend. >> kathie lee: it means you're almost dead. >> greg: you are not there though. you have more lives than cats. i miss you. what if you been up to? >> kathie lee: not much. hoda is a mama again. i am thrilled about that. >> dana: you announced quite a while ago that you were going to leave "the today show." what's it been like in the last ten days? >> kathie lee: i think so. i'm not counting. i'd given my notice two years before because i knew that it was time. you run out of tick-tock in life and there are things that i wanted to do and i've been dying to do. you've just got to make time for certain things. i have been so blessed to be there for 11 years and make the friendships that i had. but it was time. >> greg: you are like a block away from us but you never stop by. we are down the street from you. >> kathie lee: like nbc lets me go over to fox. come on. >> dana: now you are free.

>> kathie lee: i am free. i can go anywhere. i'm going to do some porn. [laughter] why not? >> greg: that might be a first for fox news. kathie lee gifford announces she is doing porn. fox news. >> kathie lee: it just makes me happy to say that. i don't know why. it's so ridiculous. i love it. >> greg: why is it ridiculous? >> kathie lee: there are some strange, sick people out there. [laughter] >> greg: you are talking about jesse, by the way. >> donna: can i ask you a question. you've written so many remarkable books, including party animal. my godson is 3 years old and i understand you're about to write another book. >> kathie lee: i have two books out. one is called the rock, the road, the rabbi. it's about my rabbinical trips to israel and i have a book for

children called "the gift that i give." i love to write. i have a short film out right now called the god who saves. look, i segue from porn. >> greg: and children's books. >> kathie lee: it's a song that i wrote with an incredible artist. we didn't know where it was going to take us. it's 11 and a half minutes. it tells the story of hagar into ruth into david and their wilderness experiences. we shot it in israel about a month ago. and then mary magdalene at the empty tomb in jerusalem. it's having a powerful effect on people because it really -- that's the first time god is mentioned, named for him in the bible, hagar, look at it. everybody thinks the bible is this 5000-year-old dusty book that has no relevance.

hagar was traffic, she was slav slave, single mother. ruth was an immigrant, a widow she felt like she had no future and then david. he is supposed to be the king. he's is a anointed. if he had drugs back then, he'd be on all the drugs people are on. terrified, in fear, in despair. mary magdalene had mental illness. >> jesse: speaking of god, how is regis doing? >> kathie lee: regis is really good. he lives in california in the wintertime so i don't see them much. he comes back to connecticut and we hang out a lot in the summertime. >> john: i have to get a question in. how do you like nashville? >> kathie lee: the first party that i went to was your house.

>> dana: what's it like to have kathie lee in nashville? >> john: we love you because you're so genuine and you are a real country girl. this town has all the fireworks of entertainment and everything else but it's a down to earth country. we are right here in the middle of the country. >> kathie lee: you know what i love so much about it. what i do not miss about the northeast is the arrogance of it and -- i've got friends up there. i don't mean it is a blanket statement but as a culture. it's a gotcha kind of culture and after 35 years of it, i said you know what, i want to hang out with people that love god, love my wine, love music. love our country. >> greg: still making wine? >> kathie lee: ♪ you bring the whiskey ♪ ♪ i'll bring the wine >> john: let's get this going. >> greg: what is happening?

>> john: we are having a moment. >> greg: we are going to do this again. later tonight. up next. >> kathie lee: how is your wife, by the way? >> greg: she's good. she says hello. >> kathie lee: she is a mad russian. i'm not getting in her way. >> greg: john rich gives us a tour of nashville. the right gear... matters. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger, it's the right gear. with a terrain management system for... this.

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them a dime. i took them out on the town. >> dana: we are in nashville. we've been waiting for a year. we did the charity event last year. we brought back our pals. >> greg: pals? coworkers. >> jesse: why are you wearing sunglasses inside? >> greg: fans. >> dana: do you know who's picking us up? john rich. >> greg: he picked me up once before. >> greg: >> dana: off the floore floor, wherever we go. how are you doing? >> john: good to see you. how are you. >> jesse: is greg driving? >> dana: john rich, you really came through. >> john: nothing but the best. the first place we are going is a secret because i spent a lot

of time setting up. you're going to be surprised at the first place that we go. sorry you're going to have to wait. this is top-secret. we will be back. >> greg: hello. how are you? excellent. >> john: i worked up an appetite. we have this thing in nashville called nashville hot chicken. does that sound good for lunch? nashville hot chicken, here we come. >> dana: okay, okay. i got it. i need some coleslaw. >> john: how are you feeling right now? walk us through the pain. >> jesse: this is hot. >> john: how are you feeling, jesse? >> jesse: milk. >> greg: look at that.

>> donna: i'm actually sweating. ♪ >> john: are you ready to get some boots? let's go. here, can you spin? if we are dancing, i need to know if you can spin. on a count of three give me a hell yeah. cheers, everybody. that was a lot of fun, right? we packed a lot into today.

how proud of you are nashville, tennessee, tonight? come on. jesse, have to ask you, how is the recovery effort going on after the hot chicken? >> jesse: i don't feel so good. >> john: i think you did pretty good. >> jesse: for a yankee. >> john: you held in there and you did take on the ghost pepper. the virginia creeper. the scorpion pepper. >> greg: it's not about going in. >> jesse: what is it about, greg? >> john: as we know, greg has a completely different angle on this story. >> greg: i learned that long ago. >> john: how did you feel walking through our town? dana, i know that your country music fan. >> dana: kid in a candy store. this is my candy store, nashville. i love it.

having a tour from you. this happened and this happened and you took us down and we had some special secret thing coming tomorrow. this is one of the best days of my life. >> john: it was pretty fun dancing with you. did you have a good time today? >> donna: like my beloved city of new orleans, this is my second favorite southern city. i want to thank you, the people of nashville. you make it feel like home. >> john: god bless you. welcome to nashville. you're welcome back anytime. i think we are going to hit redneck riviera when the show is over. ♪ >> ♪ i heard some people talking just the other day ♪ ♪ and they said you was going to put me on a shelf ♪

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♪ >> dana: time for one more thing, i will go first, we want to thank the barcelona, the hospitality, and i also want to thank the ban, amazing performance. thank you. and we should think them not fox news crew, thank you so much. i have a quick one more thing, a call to honor has been put out in middle tennessee a veteran, he passed away, no known veteran nomadic relatives. they have issued the call for the u.s. army intrafree men charles billy johnson, a vietnam veteran is being less tomorrow morning. it will take place at the veterans cemetery, and located at 79 in nashville tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., known for his warm smile, kindhearted, and gentle way, and they are hoping that you will give him the send-off

he deserves. if you can make it to the funeral in asheville, i know that they would really, really appreciate it. all right, greg gutfeld. >> greg: i think we can all agree what you are really here for -- animals are great. animals are great. you know, when you are at a bar and you meet somebody and things just fall apart and you have no idea what you're doing. check out this dog, they like it so much, so much that he actually puts his entire head inside the dog's mouth, i believe that it happens right about there. doing a little bit of dental work. we have all had days like this. it never ends well. when you wake up and you wonder what the hell just happened, and that is why ♪ animals are great ♪ ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great

's before you forgot to point out that they are great. >> jesse: i don't know if i can top that one, but last night the nba had a huge night, the los angeles clippers pulled off the biggest come-from-behind victory in nba playoff history, down 31 points, and they came back and, at one point they had a .01 chance probability that they would win, like with what "the new york times" gave president trump of winning, but they did, they pulled off a huge victory, and i think one of thes was freaking out in the stands of a showing of the big man right there, losing his mind. a big win for the clippers, never give up, everybody. >> dana: that's how our fans are here in nashville. donna brazile. >> donna: i love nashville, i love country music, but you know that aretha franklin was born in memphis, tennessee.

one more time, aretha franklin, the queen of soul was awarded a special citation prize this week, making her the first individual woman to earn the special price since the honor was awarded in 1930. the award gave miss franklin a prize for her contribution to music and culture for more than five decades. the queen of soul may be gone, but she lives on forever! [cheers and applause] >> dana: close us up! >> donna: and >> john: i would like to shout out throughn my shirt, they put kids through college, my brand redneck riviera supports that brand, and i want to say to every single police officer, fireman, first responder, active duty, or veteran, god bless you for your service. we love you guys and gals. thank you. >> dana: we have enjoyed nashville beyond, it was a dream

come true, i hope that you will tune in tomorrow, because honestly, you're not going to believe how awesome the thing is that we will show you, we will see you back there. we will be in new york, "special report" is up next, we miss him very much. >> bret: hey, dana, i am very jealous of you in nashville. this is a fox news alert, i am bret baier, a billionaire financier epstein, already a sex offender whose plea deal in the case more than a decade ago was the subject of a bitter feud between congress and the justice department, the miami "miami h" is reporting that a woman claiming she and her sister were assaulted by epstein and a female companion in 1996. the story also include serious accusations against one of his attorneys, harvard law school professor alan dershowitz. correspondent phil keating is in miami with that breaking