they're wearing. it's off-season, right? it's may. anyway, we're watching that. see if they can come to some sort of progress on talks that will avoid terrorists kicking tonight. here's "the five." the drama builds. >> hello. i'm jesse waters with emily, dana and greg, juan. this is "the five." democrats in the media are in full meltdown mode after the house judiciary committee voted to hold bill barr in contempt. they're furious that barr won't break the law and hand over an unredacted version of the mueller report. so now democrats are talking about it, talk about collusion. >> ever wonder what a constitutional crisis looks like? open your eyes. >> we're now in a constitutional

crisis. president trump appears to be heading to a constitutional crisis. >> i saw this coming and mentioned the constitutional crisis. >> we're hovering on a constitutional crisis. >> we're in a constitutional conflict careening to a crisis. >> do you agree that we're in a constitutional crisis? >> we are. >> that is what they're saying now. but back in 2012, democrats and the media were singing a different tune. reason when democrats walked out when eric holder was held in context over the fast and furious scandal? jerry nadler called it "shameful and politically motivated". here's what two other top democrats said at the time. >> contempt of congress. contempt of congress. not only to monopolize his time but undermine his name. >> some of my colleagues on the other side seem giddy about today's vote. after turning this investigation

into an election year witch hunt. >> the media had a different opinion on holding holder in contempt. >> looks like more of our broken politics and vicious fights now out in the open. >> every single republican voted to hold the attorney general in contempt over this crazy conspiracy theory. >> this is just theater. amounts to nothing. >> a party in the congress that says about nothing to create jobs or help people without jobs is to best way to do their job is to shower the obama administration with subpoenas. >> many have rejected congressional subpoenas. obama did it. bush did it over harriet meyers. and bill clinton did it when people wanted the whitewater documents. it was never a constitutional crisis until trump does it. >> for republicans, george w. bush, it was. that was -- you're not giving

information about seven u.s. attorneys that the president had every right to let go. a crisis means you can't handle it. are democrats saying they can't handle it? the reason i can't get too interested in this yet is because it was only two months ago that fast and furious got resowed, this is 2 1/2 years after president obama left office. we were midway through his second term when the harriet meyers stuff got resolved in the courts. i'm going to sit pack and let this go a little bit. >> okay. mr. gutfeld? >> yes. >> constitutional crisis? >> i was -- here's what is interesting about what aboutism. >> careful. >> when i saw the democrats talking about holder, it does sound exactly the same. i was looking at it and i go

well, if you feel strongly about holder, you should understand the other side doing the same thing. that was -- it's entirely -- that was a mirror of 2019. it's amazing. to me, this is why america hayes politicians, right? it's just like a ping-pong game using the same strategies and why trump won, he stepped out of it, outside of the political world. the real constitutional crisis is here at this table. those idiots at "fox and friends" cooked seafood and this entire studio stinks. my constitution is not going to make it through this show. i'm telling you -- >> it's not bad. >> if "fox and friends" were a person, there's a jerk that used that microwave fish in the office. this entire studio stinks. >> i thought it was william's

cologne. >> i'm sure ainsley didn't like it. >> i'm going to do something to their studio. it's going to stink. >> don't do it, greg. juan, it's a constitutional crisis when william barr follows the law. you're not allowed to release grand jury testimony. it's illegal. >> i love the cover-up. >> it's illegal. >> what is going on? is there a clear distinction? greg said it's a mirror of what happened in 2012. it's a carnival. it's not a mirror. what is a constitutional crisis -- >> we should put juan in the montage. >> they're right. you have a moment when the president -- republicans say they love the constitution. article 1 says congress is the first branch of government, article 2 the executives. the congress has responsibility of oversight for the executives.

every time this has come up as dana pointed out, the courts have ruled in favor of the congress. so to me -- >> so you think a judge is going to rule nor the democrats breaking the law? >> it's not breaking law. >> you can't release grand jury testimony. >> that's not the point. >> that's what they held in contempt for. >> the point is they should be negotiating. what the trump team what the barr team has done is shut down iced any conversation about cooperation and how this could work, how grand jury testimony could be protected. again, if this is such a favorable report to president trump what is he hiding? >> nice try. go ahead. >> i feel like democrats use the word "crisis." that means they're not getting their way. they act in hyperbole and not reality. remember when people would die from net neutrality? and the crisis at the border and

inflation was a million percent and cartels are choke holding towns? that wasn't a crisis. so i feel like it's only used if it benefits them and democrats only act when it benefits them. that's why when the crisis at the border was as knowledged, what have they done to do anything about it? this doesn't surprise me. >> we saw the montage earlier of the constitutional crisis. if you want a kick, go back to 2012. watch marco rubio and lindsey graham saying what is going on right there is unacceptable to the president of the united states -- >> that's what greg is saying -- >> talk about politics -- >> you made it lap back to my original point. you're welcome. the problem is it's terribly unpersuasive. the argument the democrats are doing is reminding america that they're losers.

they keep going back to november election when their party was brutally humiliated by the same guy over and over again. they relive this humiliation. a guy that walked into a bank and robbed them without using a weapon. when they bring this up, they bring up the fact that they're losers. they should use this tremendous energy they have and devote it to actual issues and ideas. that would be fun. maybe figure out how to get rid of this smell. >> maybe the smell could be coming from republicans that two years sat and rotted -- >> it's a fish head, juan. >> as if they said to the president, you can't be an autocrat. you're our republican but you have to be president -- >> what about obama? >> what about representing the people? they're not doing it. >> say it. >> our elected officials represent the people. the people on the hill right now are only representing themselves. >> they want to undo an

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only help him get re-elected. while we're unleashing a wave of prosperity, the democratic party is trying to return us to the failures of yesterday. >> while we're unleashing a wave of prosperity, the democrat party is trying to return us to the failures of yesterday. they want to do investigations instead of investments. they wanted to do what they're doing, which looks so foolish and maybe i read it wrong, but i think it drives us right on to victory in 2020. >> the good old days, the dems could say trump is a jerk and pretent that was a policy statement. now things are good they need an idea and they're struggling. it's their fixation on anger that may lead him to victory. that's what happens when the obsessed. they can't hear anything but

excuses self-delusions. reality intrudes on your fantasy. for the media, reality of the mueller report intruded on their fantasies of a different outcome. instead admitting the outcome is rule, one that was told plainly months ago, they denied it happened. it's like when science says smoking is bad for you. but the smoker says look at the old people that are still smoking. they look fine to me. so the media keeps smoking knowing it's hazardous to their 2020 health. i got a giggle, dana. that's all i need. i feel like trump is daring them to focus on issues. >> president trump is saying this. you don't have to take it from him. take it from nancy pelosi. the speaker of the house. she keeps saying the president is trying to goad us to impeachment. let's not go there.

she wants to turn up the heat slowly. then you have al green. he's very much for impeachment of the president. he wanted that january 22, 2017. he is worried that some on the left won't be enthusiastic to vote in 2020 if they don't try to impeach. the democrats are trying to figure this out. nancy pelosi has a hold of the reins. i don't know how old she can hold them back. >> seems like they're in a pickle. >> great analogy, greg. you stole that from medium. the democrats have a couple problems. the trump election and then no collusion. so you have a sick base that the reckless media and the pundits have allowed to manifest itself as angry and hateful. the rest of the country does not want impeachment. the rest of the country wants trump to investigate the

investigators and then you have a small minority of democrats voting in the primaries that want to impeach the traitor. they believe that trump hacked the election with the help of vladimir putin and trying to cover it up. at this point, you can choose if you're someone in the media or if you're a politician. are you going to allow the sick dearrangement syndrome to continue or continue to profit from it? they're profiting from it and they're becoming famous. now, if you look at the forgotten men and women in this country, those are the people that trump won, the democrats have still forgotten them. trump is hitting hard with trade and jobs and economic security. the democrats are talking about impeachment, contempt, racism and global warming. the democrats are now fighting against the past and donald trump is fighting for people's future. the future has never looked brighter. more americans now by 20 points think the country is headed in

the right direction as opposed to barack obama. his approval rating is at an all-time high and the media is circling the wagons around adam schiff, jerry nadler and the former fbi director who investigated both presidential candidates and botched both investigations. >> emily, believe it or not, jesse brought up a good point. all of these issues that the democrats are chasing are media generated. the media is running the democrat's campaign, i think. >> i agree. also i think in addition to the investigations spur ago victory in 2020, there's vindictive legislation happening at the state level. while our federal -- national elected officials are not doing anything, state legislators are busy. in this state, for example, two examples, one is the fact that a bill just got signed where any citizen's state tax returns can be given to three house and senate commissions for a

specific legislative purpose. the new york state senator that introduced it said this is our special role and responsibility and nadler blessed it and said great work around. thanks. also, with all of the crying for criminal justice reform that the left adheres too, why then did a bill just pass also in the state where you can prosecute at the federal level what the state failed to do? kind of a reconciliation of the federal charges, whatever. up till now you couldn't. that was unfair. now you can because they're trying to get back at trump's pardons. they're eroding -- >> i'm not going to lie to you. a lot of that went over my head. you're smarter than me. can i play you a little trump talk about the candidates? >> i have no choice. >> let's do it. >> you have a choice between sleepy joe and crazy bernie. i'll take -- let's pick somebody and let's start this thing.

and your man buttigieg. they say edge edge. he's got a great chance. and beto. is he falling like a rock. >> we can agree on this. 2020 will be a hell raiser. you'll have trump. he's the american heckler. for all of this. >> it's sleepy joe. crazy bernie. right, right. >> i'm already laughing. >> and deranged donald. what strikes me, you guys drink this kool-aid. i don't see it. only 40% of americans say we have a favorable opinion of this president. clear majority thinks that even all that you say is going well, they don't like him. >> that's it. that's the follow. you don't have to like somebody to approve of their job. we've shown that. they've re-elected clinton.

>> gallup has him at 46. >> higher than obama. >> he's still under water. most americans don't approve. >> higher than obama. >> he made be right about impeachment helping him. it lets him play the grievance victim game. >> where did he learn that from? >> the democrats -- the media going after him. do you think americans think there's a problem here? >> they're happy with how the country is going. you don't have to like your boss. you don't have to like your president. >> he said mueller is so terrible. mueller wanted the -- >> we get it, juan. two years, you don't like the president's personality but the country is going great. >> today he said that he never testified. >> he gave written answers. >> joe biden wants you to pay for illegal immigrants healthcare. hear from him next. ♪

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>> joe biden turning heads on the campaign trail. his comments igniting the debate over illegal immigration. >> i think that anyone that is in a situation and they need our help, regardless of whether they're documented or undocumented, we have an obligation to help them. that's why we need more clinics. >> biden saying that and border patrol calling new apprehension numbers off the chart. over 100,000 migrants turned away at the southern border in april. the highest in a single month since 2007. jesse, permission to try to make a sports metaphor. >> permission granted with apprehension. >> i believe biden is practicing prevent defense. okay? the competition is trying to say he's insufficiently liberal. he's toed the line on

impeachment. he doesn't want his left to get to the left of him on immigration. >> so he's dropping back to the end zone for the touchdown. >> trying to prevent the big play. >> i like it. >> i worked on that an hour. >> it wasn't a horse analogy but it was close. illegals already get free healthcare. if you're an illegal alien and you accidentally shoot yourself and you go to the hospital, doctors will take that bullet out. then we get the bill. so maybe he's saying if an illegal alien has a bad migraine and they run tests and hook him up and send blood work in, where does it stop? how many are you going to spend? do we get cat scans free for illegal immigrants? we can barely take care of our vets. healthcare premiums are up 45% through his administration. so he's out of touch with the

american people. that's something he used to be good at. >> reminded me of what you said about california. if you say everything is free, you won't ever stop the migrant flow. >> this is what is interesting to me. jesse, you're on fire today, i might add. this is a tactic to make it our fault, right? it's like so we have this problem with illegal immigration. you have the caravans. but it's not our fault when it's the incentivizinncentivizing. it's all fault because of this. it's ignoring the border and creating incentives to come here illegally. you're right. the e.r. treats everyone. it's insulting to people in america to act that people get turned away. people don't get turned away. it's a midst. e.r. is healthcare. the left likes to inflate it.

everybody is treated the same in the e.r. we have the lowest unemployment rate in history for hispanics. if you come in through the front door and do it correctly, you will get higher wages and you will get better control of your jobs and better benefits because of what? the tight labor market created by strong immigration policies. an adult way of thinking about it. >> some ways, juan, he's trying to marry what he sees as two major obama accomplishments and bring it together so it looks like he -- and he is a frontrunner on the issues, especially healthcare and immigration. >> well, first of all, we misrepresented what the man was talking about. he said clearly, people come here across the border is not the issue. it's people overstaying visas. the majority of the illegals in the united states. jesse is right. you get in a car accident, go to

the hospital. they'll take care of you. what is the result? jesse and his family pay more for his healthcare to pick up the bill. here's joe biden saying we need to be straightforward and honest with ourselves as well as compassion. he's saying let's just be transparent and cleared with each other. to me, this is terrific. on the border patrol stuff, you know what? trump is like a little boy crying wolf. he's been saying we have an invasion coming. we better send the military. these are families, unaccompanied minors. we need to do a better job. now the democrats are in a position. why would we help you after you used us to no good results --

>> they found a child abandoned. okay. never happened. made up. i made it up. >> it's your reality. boston red sox manager won't even go to the white house. you know why? >> that's my point. >> he's so demeaning of immigrants. who wants to play for him? >> it's short-sighted to act like the crisis occurs at the border without acknowledging the central and south american push factors. it's not hyperbole to call it a crisis. this is an indicator of how joe biden is campaigning the out of touchness that you mentioned. it's like he's campaigning in a different era. like what you say in l.a. doesn't get back to the rest belt. if he's extending an obama ten nate, how does he think that won't dilute his blue collar base? >> he said that china is not our competitor. so he's racked up a bunch of gaffs this week. >> and the first debate is six weeks away. >> i'm not going to sleep. >> it's going to be amazing.

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were identified what caused this. video games and marilyn manson music. marilyn manson was asked, what would you say to these shooters? he said i wouldn't say anything. i would listen to what they have to say. i applaud the kids. we should be listening to what they have to say. your thoughts? >> once again, politics turns humans to lesser versions of themselves. what kind of person introduces politics at a vigil? a politics. when you get to politics, it blinds you to the people around you and you adopt a cadence of a politics. there has to be a school or class that teaches you to preserve your humanity when you enter politics. don't change your voice. you know, don't adopt a fake accent. don't apologize for everything and don't exploit tragedy. i will say this. you can talk about this in a nonpolitical way. a really good debate or

conversation to have is the proven element that if you reduce the amount of media coverage of the suspect, you will save lives. because it has an impact on the copycats when they look at -- when they look at the killers, they look at other press coverage. so if you want to talk about something immediately and it's working -- >> i didn't even know the suspect's name. >> the media footprint has been shrinking. i think it's -- this kind of crime is always and persuasion. it's about what visual image ends up in a kid's head. a kid that is not fully formed. they see, oh, i can get famous. it's all about persuading somebody who is on the edge to do something. if you remove that persuasion, you save lives. >> dana? >> i would say as an organization, the brady campaign, think about this going forward, have a sense of timing and also i do think it's really interesting. we go back to this issue of mental health. we haven't figured out what to

do about it. some states have passed the red flag laws that can help. the other thing they could have celebrated and some did, the fact that in this shooting and in the last three that i can -- i believe the synagogue shooting, the one in north carolina and the third one, a fourth one that i'm thinking of in southern -- >> they took the risk. >> people went forward and stepped in front of the shooter or tried to tackle the shooter. it's different from flight 93 in a way. on flight 93, they had time to think about it. they had a vote. they called a vote. this was an immediate instinct in order to try to get after the shooter. a couple of them were in training to be in the military. so that was -- the timing was weird as well. >> this is what sets back activists when they use a one size fits all policy.

they don't look at what happened on the ground. sometimes it's a muslim terrorist. they say gun control. sometimes it's a stolen gun. gun control. doesn't matter what the answer is, always gun control. and they do the same thing with global warming. if it's hot, global warming. if it's cold, global warming. hurricane, global warming. raise taxes and regulate. that's why people lose trust in activists. the answers are always the same and they never look at the facts. sometimes they're different. >> juan? >> this event was created and sponsored by the brady gun control group. so there was no hiding who was sponsoring it and there's no hiding that senator bennett of colorado is for gone control and he spoke. what you have here, a situation that people are opposed to gun control and are upset at the parkland students, upset at new town parents, the kids walked

out. they must be pro gun. no. the kids walked out because they said no one is talking about us, nobody is talking about -- >> you don't understand -- >> putting words in our mouth. we didn't say that. you're saying stuff that we didn't say. why didn't say that. >> no one is talking about kendrick castillo, the kid that stood up -- >> that's what you just said -- >> that's what the students -- >> that's what i just did. >> the parents and the students wanted the opportunity to talk about themselves as having gone through a trauma and not to be used by a symbol by anybody on either side. >> he did it to me, too. >> it's my understanding that the kids weren't aware that there was a sponsorship associated with it. and also the sanitity of the vigil, it goes against the grain to be sponsored for anyone messaging whatsoever when it's there and prayer and honor and in reflection and in anything that those kids went to feel or say.

i think it moves the ball if we in any way further whatever agenda else other than listening to them and acknowledging a myriad of things associated with it like mental health. i agree that it's all knee jerk. >> sometimes a vigil is a vigil. you're there to comfort them. was it the paul wellstone and he passed away and it became a political rally. people thought it went too far. you have to be careful to treat it with respect. >> i think the message as always is to reduce the media footprint on these events. that's what drives copycats. it's a fact. it's documented. the less we create high drama and conflict over this, which feeds into this copycat stuff the better off. >> i think there's so many of these now in our country. you hear young people saying they're fearful about what can happen in school. for us not to hear that and say

oh, well, we're for or against guns -- >> nobody said that. >> young people are scared in their schools. that requires an intense deafness. >> from you especially. >> not me. i know some deafness people ringing in my ear. >> changing gears here. we hope our next segment won't bore you. we'll explain coming up. is is a. failure is not an option. more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at home, you're going to be too worried to be able to do a good job. i want to be able to offer all of the benefits that keep them satisfied. it is the people that is really the only asset that you have. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. bring your challenges.

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. >> welcome back. we know you're never bored watching this show. how could you be? if life can be stale, don't worry. you're not alone. a new study finds americans are bored a whopping 131 days out of the year. that's a lot of boredom. emily, this was a poll done by bolero, a bowling alley operator. people said movies cost too much, they'd rather have fun. they'd rather do something else. work is too stressful. when they get home, they're too tired. they're board. what do you tell them? >> they blew my mind. i'm never bored ever. there's always a ton of stuff do do.

if there's nothing to do -- i feel like all of it is great. >> you don't stare out the window. >> when i do on planes. it's beautiful. >> look down at the gorgeous -- >> i love it. i watch the birds. i sound like a crazy person. >> but i love it. it's great. >> all right. >> so jesse, here's the numbers. 2 and 5 said they prefer a night out bowling. remember, a bowling group sponsored the sorry. they would rather go bowling than exercise or gym. a quarter would rather be at an arcade than at brunch and 20% would rather have a sleep overthan going to the movies. >> these are obviously 10-year-olds getting polled. >> it's true. >> approval rating in the bowling alley. probably over 50. trump is president. how are you bored? turn on fox. he's entertaining. also, do what greg did.

got a guitar. dana, get a dog. go to a bar. go to -- >> go to a bar. >> get a guitar made from a dog. >> sure. you know, go to a different restaurant. drive around. get in trouble. there's so much fun stuff out there. >> wow. i'm not sending the kids to your house. >> drive around and get in trouble. >> yeah. a lot to do. >> so dana, one of the things that strikes me, we did a segment talking about social media and the fact that people are more disconnected. you can argue we're more connected because we have cell phones, social media. people are less engaged with each other -- >> yeah. it's a good sign that people are saying they're bored. they're so bored with social media, so that might be good. the other thing is, i would do anything to feel bored. >> right. >> i haven't been bored since i was a kid. i can't remember -- >> you're

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