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and i looked at him. he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes. i froze. my first concern was where is laurie? what's happened to lori? and as soon as i did that, i took a look, and more shots came right at me. and i lifted up my hands. >> jesse: we are also learning how others sprung into action to save countless lives, including an army veteran who charge the government after his gun jammed. >> he got in his car. he lifted his rifle, i punched the car. he dropped the rifle. he turned the ignition on. if i saved a life, i saved a million lives. i'm happy that i did that. >> jesse: and an armed off-duty border patrol fired at the shooter as rabbi goldstein described. >> miraculously, just

miraculously, the gun jammed. and in attendance at the synagogue, there was a border patrol off-duty agent with jonathan morales. worked for the board of patrol. please arm yourself when you are here. we never know when we will need it. >> jesse: we also learning just 5 minutes before he stormed in, the fbi got a tip about a threatening message she posted on social media. but investigators say it was already too late. so dana, important to narrate the villain in the situation, but also a lot of her roses ande discussed. >> dana: also some good timing. and i know that my husband i lived there for a while. there are amazing people there. it's quite a diverse crowd, right? you have the off-duty border patrol agent. it was very interesting to me to listen to the rabbi talk about

asking him in the past, if you're going to be here, please bring your weapon because we never know when you will need it. after the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh, the synagogue there in california did an active shooter drill. and it does bring up something that we have talked about, whether it is schools or churches, it is a soft target. what are we going to do? the fbi has 5 minutes notice. they can't really do anything in 5 minutes. the shooter was not well organized. or well trained. he had hate in his heart, and he wanted to commit murder. he didn't know how to use his weapon. you also have somebody who bravely and courageously fought in iraq for us and was able to take him down. but i think that we do have to think about a couple of things in addition to what greg also saw in the media.

this decision for soft targets, do you take that next step to go ahead and arm yourself? the police aren't always going to be able to get there, and you will not always have the benefit of having a former veteran in attendance, or an off-duty border patrol agent. to take him down. >> jesse: you mention of the media and sadly, greg, the media already politicizing this issue. let's listen and react. >> when you relate those two things, the anti-immigrant -- what happened at the tree of life, and then you couple that with the president's language, it's a big problem. >> the whole tenor and spirit of his politics gives these people what they see as a kind of permission. >> this is an epidemic, and we have a present too -- not only will he not acknowledge that we have an epidemic, he's providing the mood music for it.

>> jesse: that's disgusting. >> greg: yeah. i didn't see any of that. i wish i hadn't. basically, that does nothing to help anyone. to your point, there were a lot of heroic stories. they drown out the scum, right? when you hear about the stuff and reduce it to the desire to commit a crime, instead of hearing about the scum who did it, you hear about the people who share the risk. things like 93. if everybody rushes, you share the risk it, but the shooter loses. i want to point out a fact. the new zealand, a month later, he posted his open later dominic letter. so you cannot tell me this is not a copycat. this has nothing to do with politics. it has to do with the desire for infamy and fame. there is an equation to copycat crimes. spectacle multiplied by a

incentive equals bloodbath. because violence is on the decline, that means the media focuses pretty heavily on it. what crime is there? they might be local, they might not be, but there is less to cover, so you need to develop more coverage. you multiply that by the incentive for the spectacle, and you get copycat killings. so what we need is we need to shrink the media footprint. you know i month broken record on this, especially since this one was designed with the media in mind. they publish this manifesto. it's a copycat. they try to outdo each other. they try to outdo the previous guy, but luckily, people went after him. so i really do think it's idiotic to sit here and try to make links to -- we could easily link this to "the new york times." this cartoon, but we want to because we that's ludicrous. the anti-semitic cartoon did not

cause this. so let's just leave that aside and focus on the fact that these are copycat crimes aided and abetted by the media spectacle, and if we shrink it, it will decline. i don't know how far from new zealand to l.a. if you're thousands of miles. yet they are linked by the same -- when you link losers together, that is the consequence. >> kennedy: did you notice that at least for me, there was very little reporting on his name. >> jesse: i think we've improved so much on this by focusing on the heroes and not even mentioning this dirtbag. 80% -- we saw a lot of this. kennedy. >> kennedy: i want to focus on people like lori kaye. the woman who through her body in front of the rabbi. the man who is delivering the word of god to the congregation on the last day of passover. that level of sacrifice, that something that happens in the moment. you don't contemplate that. she didn't have any thought.

to her, that was a life or death decision, and it was a very easy one for her to make. that to me is so incredibly profound. it's impossible to put yourself in that situation, but it's tragic, and it's really beautiful to say that someone would sacrifice themselves in order to protect is what she sees the most sacred thing. also, oscar stewart, he was someone who relisted. he had been in the navy. enlisted in the army in order to defend his country. he ended up having the wherewithal to know that if he were within 5 feet of that shooter with a rifle, that he wouldn't be able to get to anyone else. those are two phenomenal stories. the >> juan: i just can't believe we are not talking about white nationalism. >> jesse: juan. >> juan: we have an epidemic of white nationals and terror.

if this was al qaeda or isis, we would be talking about fbi tax forces. we would be talking about running bombers over. what we have now according to the fbi, according to the antidefamation league, it's a tremendous spike, not only in the races activities, but anti-semitic, particularly directed against houses of worship. statistics show that 37% and the last year, in anti-semitic attacks. to me, you know, and i don't know who's to blame. i'm not going to point fingers, especially not at president trump, but i will say this. that you have a situation where the people who are on all of these things identify with trump and do think that they have been unleashed by this political environment. over the weekend in washington, a well-known bookstore, you had white nationalist just russian

to try to shut down a guy who's talking about a book. the book is called "dying of whiteness." killing america's heartland. to me, this is just so painful that we are in 2019 doing things like that. we can talk about what happened in pittsburgh. all of these things are related. to me, here in the united state united states -- >> jesse: and sri lanka, is not related? >> juan: right now, in the u.s., we are in a moment where we are reluctant to acknowledge that domestic terrorism -- >> dana: democrats have been reluctant to condemn anti-semitism, which i think is really critical, especially right now. >> greg: david duke supported omar on a number of tweets, and i don't connect that to her. i don't. >> jesse: it's important to point out that the shooter in new zealand at dominic and here also that they hated

donald trump. so, juan -- >> juan: i'm saying i wouldn't tie it to donald trump you'd we have more white nationalist terror then we have seen in my lifetime. and i don't see people calling it out. >> jesse: i think were calling out hate on both sides. >> juan: no, it is white nationalist terrorism. >> jesse: and we reject that, obviously. president trump and joe biden duking it out. we will show you that next. ♪ newday usa's operation home helps veterans buy a home with no down payment and not one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. and newday can say yes when banks say no. why rent when you can buy?

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president trump going after the former vp on twitter saying "the media fake news is pushing sleepy joe hard. funny. i am only here because of joe biden and obama. they didn't do the job, and now you have from, who is getting it done big time." meanwhile, biden hitting back just moments ago. >> i am making no policies. i am a union man, period. folks, if i'm going to be able to be donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. [cheers and applause] in pennsylvania. >> juan: this comes amid a new report that may explain why biden's 2020 run hasn't been addressed by president obama. he tried to talk biden out of running in 2016 because he thought hillary clinton was more electable. kennedy, i don't know if there is any doubt about that. it is the democratic establishment coalesced around

her pretty early. >> kennedy: yeah, it's so easy at this point to play monday evening quarterback. obviously, hillary clinton was in the most delectable candidat candidate, but she had nearly successful run. biden is much more loyal person been present up bottom, and we see that now because obama won't even endorse his supposedly good friend. his loyal vp, who served him proudly for eight years. so i think it's an interesting dynamic there. and it also goes to show, and we have seen this time and time again, president obama is really good at getting himself elected if you're terrible at getting other people elected. >> juan: jesse, i think lots of people on the democratic side view the establishment around hillary in 2016 as a gang it's good to have an open primary. this time, let low blows fall where they may, and we will get the best candidate.

>> jesse: when biden really needs the obama endorsement to come he can make that phone call. right now, it's a little bit too early for that to happen. when barack obama was thinking who is going to win my third term, some of my legacy, he didn't think about joe. who had been with him for eight long years. that's pretty significant. i just saw that rally. that really was weak. maybe -- there is not a lot of people there. they looked bored. he looked like he was trying to counteract the sleepy joe narrative that have been forming. he was stumbling all over his lines, couldn't read the prompt are well he was stepping on things. he just did not look polished. he looked extremely rusty, and a lot of the people back and hair and makeup said that he had fillers end. botox. a lot of people in makeup said it. they look at faces all day long. i will say this, though, about joe. he cannot get a crowd. are people going to drive miles and miles to listen to him? are they going to get joe biden

tattoos like they would with donald trump and barack obama? no. he doesn't give readings, sold books, get clicks. this guy is a candidate by default. and i think you're going to see that develop more and more. >> juan: so you don't think he gets the nomination? >> jesse: i'm not saying that, but i don't see the excitement there. there is no movement. there is nothing there. >> juan: you see, i happen to disagree. in fact, biden and obama get along pretty good, but do you think it makes a difference? >> dana: i also think it could hurt him. they're all a lot of people who think he was not progressive enough. biden is going to have to excite the base if he can on his own. in 2015 when the decisions were being made of who is going to run, joe biden had just lost his son. that was a very public grieving. we shared in that grief with him. it could be, the history books

my shirt was in the future, if president obama ever talks about her, what he was thinking. my friend, now might not be the time because you are not in a place where you can be able to carry a campaign off. i also think that for obama, he has only one chance to be a kingmaker or a peacemaker. why would he do that now? they have a long way to go in his primary. we could actually see a contested convention because of the way that new rules are, so he could be the person that comes in and says this is my person, or he could say between the two of you, were going to work this out. he only has one chance to do it. >> juan: do you have a favorite among these democrats? >> greg: oh, jeez. no. [laughs] when i was looking at the rally, there was a key moment there. while he was talking with this young fella -- [laughs] okay, that's how i felt.

look at that. let me tell you something. i don't think this is joe biden's fault. i think that president trump has ruined rallies and politicians for everyone. even when you hear a politician talk and that political singsong -- oh, talking link to this. and then talking like this. it sounds so fake because there is a guy talking to you. whether you like him or not, you can't listen to politicians anymore because he's destroyed that whole idea. alyssa milano give the worst advice. she use of all the democratic candidates should play nice with each other. no criticisms. okay, you know what that's like? that's like a friend to tell you before you travel to some kind of tropical jungle don't get the inoculations. you won't need them because if you aren't inoculated to the criticism now, and before e.u. phase trump in the jungle, you're just going to get eaten alive by every bug that you would never recognize.

>> kennedy: all of these campaigns are so passive-aggressive. singsong and sweet to each other, but then just put horrific things out. >> dana: it's going to be great. >> greg: alyssa milano is not a shrewd political advisor? she zigs and zags. if i hear to policy positions and i can't predict the third one, that somebody i'm interested in. >> juan: i think that's why you like donald trump. the recent poll so that more than 50% of americans say that they will not vote for trump next time. we will see how that works out. kim foxx, she could be facing serious legal difficulties. meanwhile, lori laughlin, she too has big plans to try to get out of trouble in her college admission scam. both of these stories bubbling

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>> dana: this is a fox news alert. deputy general rod rosenstein has submitted his resignation pure departure delayed due to the release of the mueller report. he stuck around for them, but his last day of the department of justice will be may 11th. mark your calendars. okay, big developments into stories we have been following. chicago prosecutor kim foxx could soon be forced to explain her controversial recusal in the jesse small , jussie smollett c. pushing for of retired prosecutor to investigate why they just dumb i could drop the charges against smollett. isn't it interesting that the only person who might not get in trouble over the case is jussie smollett? >> greg: one great thing is that he is able to tick off all

sides. i don't know anybody from the left, right, center, everybody is pissed off. this is true cultural appropriation. he still victim status from people who actually had it, and i was thinking of a new victim status. stolen valor, when someone lies about military service. there should be a charge of stolen victimhood when you steal from the victim's true experiences. >> jesse: elizabeth warren. guilty. >> greg: this is much worse. to paraphrase chris rock, he said if he had smollett's fame, talent, looks, he would be running hollywood. that's why it's such a crime because smollett didn't need to do this. >> jesse: i think chris rock is much better looking than jussie smollett, by the way and i say that with the strict record of heterosexuality. >> dana: i will agree with you you. >> jesse: i think right now,

we've seen in recent history, prosecutors, federal investigators, lawyers abusing the love here abusing the system, then when you call them out on it, they act like all the now. we seen mccabe, mueller, wiseman. these people have been abusing their authority, i believe, and then all of a sudden, when they get called out, they act like they've done nothing wrong. look what happened with ted stevens. these guys that went after ted stevens alaska were called reckless, and the whole case turned upside down. he went after enron. the supreme court just shot him down. totally unethical what he did. i hope now that lawyers, not a big fan of lawyers for a number of reasons. i just hope that they are held accountable the way that they hold other people accountable. >> dana: and she left a trail. they are text messages. >> kennedy: yes, i kind of question her ability to do her job. i think that is why she is being so defensive, and that's where the holier-than-thou thing comes

from. they are in really deep yogurt, it tends to be sanctimony. that's what she's doing here. it does a great disservice to her department and the chicago pd because the whole thing is such a huge distraction, and you're absolutely right. there is no accountability for just a small, so because people feel that there is some sort of injustice, and in the grand scheme of things, we will probably forget this in terms of people who are actually aggrieved by this, but you do want something to happen, and that's why you still have to wait for the federal papers. still very much looking into the mail fraud, which if you ask your friend, lori loughlin, -- the other thing is that kim foxx i think wanted to help make this go away, but she was so ham-handed in the way that she did it, juan, it is exacerbated. and you have the brothers suing his attorneys for defamation. possibly a special prosecutor. it's not going away.

>> juan: it is certainly not going away around here, but i will say this. a >> kennedy: where only reporting it because there was a development. >> juan: lots of people, especially trump supporters say this is evidence of phony charge that was originally tried to aim at trump supporter's. >> jesse: it was. >> juan: no, no, how about the police chief. i don't understand why you continue to go after robert mueller. >> jesse: look at him. he's bankrupt. >> juan: i don't understand this retired judge getting in the act. i don't know how that happened. but i do think this. i am happy that we would all come to know exactly what she did and why she did it in terms of kim foxx. i think it would be transparency, and i think that would be great, but i don't like the idea that someone goes through the legal process, is not charged, and yet people keep piling it on. at some point, you think wow,

that's not america. >> dana: one other topic. lawyers for lori loughlin, 16 other parents, formally entering a not guilty topic. learning about her legal strategy. she and her husband reportedly said that they did not know that the scams ringleader was going to use the half of $1 million that they allegedly gave him because, kennedy, that was also supposed to be for charity. >> kennedy: come on, man. if you want to donate to charity, donate through proper tutors to help your kids get good grades early on in high school. not when they are juniors and seniors. there a couple of twin dim bulbs. i know they're not twins. one is a year other than the other. what a shoddy defense. oh, my god, you guys, i didn't even know. that is her defense. it is pretty flimsy. should she spend 11 years in jail because she was part of it?

probably not, but at least felicity huffman had the dignity and the decency to say what i did was really stupid, and i'm sorry to everybody involved, especially my daughter. >> dana: and other students who are trying to get in there. >> jesse: personally, i like the playing dumb defense. i've used at all my life. because i can play it really well. >> greg: a little too well, jessie. >> jesse: i wonder what that says about me. if they can say i'm handing over half of a million, and there is no evidence to say that they knew precisely what it was going to -- just before they have the recording. >> jesse: she should get the chair -- chairmanship. this is all about status and influence, and elite colleges that shouldn't have higher status than say joining the military or being an entrepreneur. >> greg: i have more respect to say this guy served a couple years in afghanistan.

he started his own company over going to some small local college. >> jesse: she was the great entrepreneur. >> juan: anyway, i just think what you get here is people who see power and privilege slipping away, especially the very rich you want to make sure that their kids stay in the very rich category, and they are. by the way, the "dumb" argument, they may not know if it's illegal or legal, but if you are giving somebody money to get your get into college, that's cheating. >> jesse: he is a facilitator. >> juan: not a counselor. >> jesse: leave her alone. >> dana: they could have just put $500,000 in the stock market and land have a lot more at the end. americans are more stressed out than ever before, but don't worry. greg has like you are next. >> greg: yes, i do. ♪

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but when you keep asking yourself what's the point, even when things are great, you've got problems. but we know good news doesn't sell. the media is in the business to make money, so they convince us to ignore what we see and focus on what they feel. unfairness, anger, outrage, pain. to them, catastrophe is king as we hurtle some environmental, social, and political armageddon. social media spreads it. the difference between concrete evidence and contrary psychological spent has never been so bad. and it's making a sale. so the next time you're feeling really bad, ask yourself this. is it coming from inside you or from the damn airport tv? in life, you can turn off things that truly make you sick. the good news here, you can. i have a theory. we were talking about this over the weekend. >> dana: it was a delightful email exchange.

>> greg: and then i stopped. >> dana: you didn't email me back. >> greg: i know. i was drunk. we have so much the spirit it -- if you look in places like asia, where it is dramatically reduced. they are grateful that they moved out of it. >> dana: what you worry about, yes, i think that human beings are natural worriers. you have anxiety because that was survival of the fittest. so there is an illusionary part, but i also think there is a spiritual part. i will just be to the bible, and i'm sure this is true and other religions as well, but in christianity, what does jesus say? fear not. you don't have to worry. i got you. if you grow up and not, and you can kind of remember it as an adult, you have to learn it over and over again, which is why you continue to go to church and all that. i do think there is some

personal responsibility involved here. the media can exacerbate things, and i will include social media and that. we know that people are looking at their phones, saying my vacation sucks. my dog is not as cute as jasper. but i do think that there is something to be said about having some sort of grounding that allows you to turn over your worry so that you don't have to -- so that it doesn't consume you. >> greg: jesse, you may be the least stressful person i know. >> jesse: it's true. i got a puppy, and i really helped me out. juan just got back from billy's, and he has been much more chill. this country should be much more chill. weed is legal pretty much everywhere. i would agree people are not going to church, not getting married as much. everyone is afraid to touch each other now. physical contact. you can't do that anymore.

and the media is hysteria over global warming, the constitutional crisis at every turn. the social media aspect, and no one goes outdoors anymore. go outside. walk under a waterfall or something like that. see a rainbow. do some yoga. have a drink, take a girl out. you'll be fine. >> greg: you know, i still believe there is a vast difference between what is going on in life and how the media portrays it. i think we tend to exaggerate the negative because that media so negative. that's my theory, and i have proof. >> kennedy: that's why you need to unplug from the external world that tells you all of your problems are outside. and you sound like a damn hippie, but i actually agree with you. so much of this has to do with mindfulness and not being in the moment. social media -- that takes you out of the moment. and they don't experience things anymore. i was in france with my

daughters, and they couldn't use their phones or devices because i told him that it cost $1,000 per minute. not completely honest, but we went down, and we did things. we walked. >> dana: they will remember all of it. >> kennedy: the nice thing is that all you have to do is remember to get back into the moment, and there you are. >> greg: okay, jesse got up puppy. kennedy went to france. we now know what the key to happiness is. >> juan: what i noticed is that most of the people who are upset are they young people, and they are most apt into social media. everybody commented on it -- my sense is that you have a higher proportion of people who disapprove of trump, true. but i also think that the rate of change and consuming information is so great. we have more information available at every stage of life now. >> greg: too much.

>> juan: grandkids, they should not have any social media. it slows down your brain function, but i think people become addicted to you looking at the phone, tapping into facebook or whatever. so much news is kind of sad and depressing anyway. people get upset and think the world is coming to an end. >> greg: exactly. it's like the side effects in the drug ads. they are there, and they make everything seem like you're going to get it. all of the side effects. a new cringeworthy moment from hillary clinton that you don't want to miss. next on "the five." look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh...

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electorally. he slumped back in his chair and said oh, my god. this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i am [bleep]. >> jesse: i would listen to the. >> greg: even bill clinton is bored. that was really boring. >> dana: i think he was having an episode of some sort. i worry about him. not good luck. she had her all bad, saying this is so serious, and i don't save us just as a former candidate but as an american end of the former secretary of state. then she makes fun of it. >> kennedy: that's what i can wait for. >> jesse: look at you, kennedy. >> juan: i think the show is on comedy central. she's playing along with someone doing some funny stuff. and i think the fact that she would play along and expose

herself to this kind of critique that why are you reading it, i think that's a good sign. it might have helped her if she was not open to being funny. >> jesse: you call that funny? it's a good point that she is exposing herself. better hurry than bill because he's been doing it for years. it is funny that nobody knew what this show was. that's how love this couple has gone, that they are showing up on some guy that nobody says. i think his name is jordan. i bought a guitar over the weekend. i bought an amp. i'm learning to play again after a while. she needs a hobby. she should get a hobby. they should teach her to hobby page. >> dana: paint? >> greg: that's hobby painting painting. she needs a hobby. it should be painting. get her off the circuit. it's not good. >> dana: no. she needs to go somewhere and rediscover self-awareness because she has absolutely none. >> greg: that is true.

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you see joe on the left. chris is on the right. if you ever run into these guys out somewhere, you're in troubl trouble. i would be worried, if i was fox right now. at the 8:00 hour, talker, you're in trouble. >> dana: bring back the bow tie. >> greg: he thinks he's huge. [laughs] >> kennedy: well, it was mrs. kennedy goes to washington. i went to the white house correspondents dinner. it wasn't one where i ran into the greatest wattage. look at this. that is kj. he plays archie on riverdale. if you are my daughter, you sent me about 75 "omg" text. he apparently has like 50 million viewers. >> greg: that's not real. >> kennedy: not only that, guy benson was standing with me.

as joe biden and joe benson got a sideways view of us taking a selfie to gather. >> greg: you took biden selfie? unbelievable. >> jesse: set your dvrs. it never an episode. "special report with bret baier" is up next. >> thank you. we begin with several stories about terrorism. first off, authorities in southern california say that they have attached specific targets, and a military veteran who converted to islam is now in custody. trace gallagher and los angeles has been following the breaking details all afternoon. good evening, trey's. >> good evening, bret. it was supposed to be a white nationalist rally that was scheduled for yesterday. the fbi says the suspect, mark steven domingo not only committed the attack but picked out the location of the rally where he wanted the bomb to be a place. they say he went to home