♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> on this day, 75 years ago, 10,000 men shed their blood and thousands sacrificed their lives, our debt to you is everlasting. today we express our undying gratitude. the sacrifice that they made did not just win a battle. it did not just win a war. those who fought here want a

future for our nation. they won the survival of our civilization. >> greg: it's the 75th anniversary of d-day. you see all those vets? they may be in their 90's but we are in their debt. the lucky survivors of the 73,000 plus americans liberated europe spent their last day on those beaches. as always we must remind ourselves that the lives we lead are based on the lives of others. if you are living a prosperous, peaceful life in america, they built that that includes our freedom to pursue happiness and especially the god-given right to be stupid and self-obsessed. we owe that to them, too. the leisure time and carefree existence that allows us to be shallow that was made possible by boys who never saw what we experienced. boys who never dated, never married because they never had a first kiss or found a girlfriend. they were never liked on facebook or shamed on

twitter. their life experiences ended so yours could begin. so what have you done with it? have you saferred that gift or wasted it? in the lives since theirs, we see people addressing the faults of those from the past. we are the enlightened generation, shedding the sins of those who came before us. we, the young, superior and open-minded scoff at the old, frail and infirm. do they know about our wretched past? and if they do, why haven't they done anything about it? turns out they already did a lot. they faced real aggressions. so others could complain about microaggressions. that's not a good look. especially when you see it from the beach in normandy 75 years ago, a place that was nobody's idea of a safe space. i really enjoyed that there was one moment today featuring a 93-year-old vernal flirting with the first lady. i just can't get tired of this. >> hello, how are you?

[laughter] >> greg: juan, do you hope that at that age you will still be flirting with -- [laughter] >> juan: so much for picnics at the gutfelds. if i come over and start flirting with your wife. i think you will punch me out. but, the president was quite presidential in that moment. quite deferential to the vet. and i think he was quite good in his speech. i thought it was one of those moments, jesse was just joking with me that he had the presidential voice. >> he sure did. >> he was on the the teleprompter and he was on message. there was even people here at fox making fun of some of our rivals at the other networks because they, too were praising the president for his presentation today. one thing that struck me, greg, as much as you like the old guy flirting.

i was just at the fact that this 75th answer anniversary will be the last one for so many of the survivors because they are in their 90's. they're not going to make the 100th, so i think this is a very special moment for them and you know, i just -- you know, if there was one thing that i would say, i just wish trump had stayed on message and stayed in the presidential voice. i just didn't like the -- you know, taking shots at schumer, nancy. i just think it wasn't necessary. >> you are asking a little bit too much, juan. >> greg: to juan's point every year a little bit of history leaves the planet. what do we replace it with? what do we do to make sure those stories. >> katie: that's the big question. we have to continue repeating the stories and talking about who these people were. and i think when you look at d-day and overall you look at world war ii. you reflect on your own family and you are proud of your own history of your family. my grandfather fought in world war ii in the pacific and actually met my grandmother in australia after he got malaria and was

in the hospital. heard her there and came back to the states. she waite waited in arizona for him to come back from the war. >> thank god for malaria. >> greg: i think that's the only time you will ever hear that statement. in terms of paying it forward it's interesting to seat people sharing the story of d-day today and people who aren't. it is so important because you look at the humanity of the people that day who knew they weren't going to get out alive and look at the fact that there is not that many of these veterans left. it just reminds you of you who quick life is. but the sacrifices that they made for our freedom and for the freedom of future generations. they knew it going in that day whether they were going to make it out or not. >> greg: you could say they fought a world war for waters world to exist. >> jesse: that was my favorite monologue they fought aggression so you could fight microaggression don't let that get to your head. >> greg: i have a microhead. >> jesse: this is one of those wars where you are not going to see this again for america because of the

advancement in military modernization and technology. you are not going to see a mass casualty incidents happen like that so quickly just breach ago beach it was like a meat grinder they advance and so courageous. because of that sacrifice, like you said, we can fall off a cliff taking selfies. the media can complain about a dinner. the so trivial and kind of puts things into perspective. one of the things i have started to do with my daughters who are 7 is whenever we see a veteran at that age, you know, 90 years old. he has the hat on if it's in a parade or out on the boardwalk or something we will go up and just shake his hand and say thank you. and it's important for him to hear because you want to know that people are grateful for your sacrifice. but it's also important for the younger generation to thoughtfully and respectfully say thank you to that generation as well because the greatest generation enabled

generations of americans to prosper. >> greg: jesse's point is you may never see that again. that might be a good thing the way we fight wars. do you think we would still keep a secret like that? i mean operation overload was based on deception. >> dana: did you read i think it was just released letter that general eisenhower released to his wife. six things happening and had to be very vague about it of course it's not in an email it's in coded language because it was a snail mail operation. i think some of the weapons we face now are possibly more deadly. you've talked about this for years about the possibility of marrying up a bioterror agent with some sort of device. that is -- those are things that we will have to deal with. what this jennings also did is they went to liberate. but also to conquer an idea. >> greg: yeah. >> dana: because they conquered that idea we have been able to live in peace and prosperity. one of the ways we have to

honor their legacy is by continuing it. like right now we have -- we in america and i think joined by 50 other countries are supporting the right side in venezuela. we have not talked about the fact that there is a horrible dictator in sudan who has been basically violently going after civil protesters down there. there are things happening all over the world. human rights, et cetera. i know that we can't do everything. but we did stand for the -- a new moral standard for the world. and it still is upheld today. >> greg: well, the crisis at the border now a quote full blown emergency. the alarming number is next. ♪

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♪ why not me on a rainy day ♪ why not me to love your cares away. >> dana: the crisis at the southern border intensifying as over 130,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended just last month. that number the highest monthly total in over a decade. the crisis now being called the full blown emergency by u.s. customs and border protection official. listen here. >> we are in a full-blown emergency. and i cannot say this stronger, the system is broken. nearly 680,000 people have been encountered so far this fiscal year on the southwest border. we are well beyond capacity in all of our southwest border custodial facilities. >> dana: the president addressing the border crisis earlier today calling on mexico and democrats to step up. >> mexico has been making for many, many years hundreds of billions of dollars. they have been making an absolute fortune on the

united states. they have to step up and they have to step up to the plate. and perhaps they will. the democrats congress has been a disaster. they won't change. they won't do anything. they want free immigration. immigration to poor into our country. they don't care who it is. they don't care what kind of a record they have. it doesn't make any difference. they are not going to be changing anything. we go to them. they say let's fix the immigration laws. they just want to do badly. the worse it does, the happier they are. >> dana: jesse, by any measure, this is a crisis. when you have this many people coming across. we had the health and human services secretary on today. they will don't have enough beds. they are asking for emergency money. they will can't spend money that's not appropriated to take care of the problem. and congress is really not moving anything. >> jesse: not just congress. it's the democrats in congress. nancy and chuck could fix this in a heart beat. they could change the asylum laws if they wanted to. they could fund more wall if they wanted. to say but they won't. you know, juan can come out

here and he can say it's not an invasion, but that's just a word game. you know, he can say trump created the crisis. you know, that's not true. you can say oh, you know, we just give them more beds. that's just a band-aid. that's not addressing the actual issue. and a real reporter went up to a democrat on capitol hill and said are you okay with a million migrants coming to the country unchecked? is that okay with you? that would actually spur some movement. they won't do that because they are on the side of democrats. the only thing that's really worked so far one judge said that some of these migrants can stay in mexico while they are processed. another judge said yes, the national emergency does allow the president to move money for the border wall, fine. that will probably get blown out by another judge. and then this tariff threat. this is the only thing that's actually gotten mexico to get up to do something. the delegation scrambled over to the white house to try to negotiate something and they actually did send the mexican military to the southern border with guatemala to stop the influx of those migrants from coming through.

>> dana: mark morgan the acting ice director also took on new congresswoman for talking about ice and its abolishment take a listen and i will get your comments. >> if you talked about abolishing ice. it's absolutely irresponsible. let's talk about a homeland security side investigation side of ice. last year alone, 34,000 criminal arrests. 5,000 gang members arrested. thousands of says cases of child smuggling exploitation, human trafficking. they seized $1.2 billion in u.s.s. currency from illicit activity, yeah. i would like to talk to that young congresswoman and have her tell me what's going to happen ice is abolished on. >> katie: look at what democrats have been saying. had you nancy pelosi defending ms-13 when president trump criticized. you had voting this week on a daca amnesty bill that has tons of loopholes for criminal aliens who have violent criminal records and people like aoc who want to get rid of ice when really

their sole job illegal immigration is to go into the country and into the interior and have deportation orders out. most of them have criminal records. and so when it comes to solving this problem. the white house keeps talking about democrats and not getting on board with any kind of legislation, but the fact is that lindsey graham has introduced an 11-page bill that actually solves this current problem it. doesn't mix in a bunk of other issues like daca or anything else. it is specifically focused to the issue of raising the asylum bar. making sure asylum claims from such americans are done in mexico and also allow being families to be detain ford 100 days instead of 20 so border patrol can process them floorly. 24 idea they don't want to do anything in terms of democrats is ridiculous because it is a serious problem. >> dana: john sanders, greg, the cpd commissioner said the system is broken. if he is saying the system is broken. shouldn't you take him seriously. do you know worked there.

>> system. you don't even cross the t. because the thing is we go to that initial-though initial clash, republicans advocate a system, a process for just about anything. and that always requires rules and discipline and having to put your foot down. but the media portrays that as intolerance, right? it's like you are the parent. you are the mean bad daddy. the result is inaction. and then later crisis. and 34,000 arrests. child smuggling. human trafficking. that's a crisis. the democrats will only see a crisis if it benefits them. remember, when we saw that child in a cage that was a crisis until we found out that picture was taken under obama. then it became a joke. it was funny. so, when children die, children's death is linked to trump it is a crisis if they just die it's not. >> katie: not having enough rules has enabled inhumane system children brought and die overcrowding of the

system. >> >> dana: what do you think president trump can do differently if anything to bring democrats to the table? >> jesse: we only have 30 seconds. >> juan: i know how we play here. i'm kind of numb, because obviously the numbers aren't good. let me just say, you know, this is most illegals in 13 years. we have had though more -- we haven't had more, you know, under obama or under president bush. but i think what we are seeing here, one, this is not about democrats, despite what my colleagues at the table are talking about, because republicans right now are really fighting trump on the idea of imposing tariffs on mexico as ineffective and, in fact destructive. >> jesse: he donel that. >> juan: let me finish. how long do you guys talk before i get the chance and you want to interrupt me. >> jesse: go ahead. >> juan: secondly, i think trump's get tough policy has not worked. he can't solve the problem -- this is not a wall problem. this is a problem where it's very different from mexican individuals crossing the border illegally.

what have you here are families and in specific high numbers of children seeking asylum. so, it seems to me it was a key campaign promise. and he had two years of republican congress. he didn't solve it. he has exacerbated worse than this problem. finally what we have in terms of a deal now, and i think they are getting close to something. is coordinating a regional approach that would require central americans, not the mexicans, but the central americans who are seeking asylum to land in the first country that they touch and that they would make the asylum claim there now, the aclu and others are saying hey, have you got to stick with the law. and the law is that you have to have those asylum seekers protected and safe wherever they're. so we're going to see a lot of churning. but this is not a democrat-republican issue that some people kind of easily that's what it is. >> jesse: why hasn't nancy pelosi joined the republicans to solve the asylum problem. >> greg: they can't be seen

to cooperate. it is a political problem. >> juan: the house under nancy pelosi with the support of i think seven republicans yesterday passed the bill to start to deal with this. >> katie: nothing. >> juan: nothing, zero. you want to blame republicans? >> dana: obama did have the majority for two years in his presidency and he didn't do anything to solve it either. >> juan: it was a different issue then. >> dana: no. actually he got additional help and support. >> juan: obama had more deportations and arrests. oh, what's obama doing? >> dana: we are going to move on. joe biden facing swift and serious backlash. what's causing the uproar? we will have it next on "the five." ♪ talking about cars and dreaming about women ♪ never had a plan

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law, as you know, which blocks taxpayer funding for abortion. biden facing swift and even fierce backlash from other 2020 democratic contenders. >> he is absolutely wrong on this one. i hope that joe biden re-thinks his position on this issue. perhaps he doesn't have all the facts, perhaps he doesn't understand who the hyde amendment hurts most. again, it's lower income communities. communities of color. >> is joe biden wrong? >> yes. understand this: women of means will still have access to abortions. who won't will be poor women and working women and women who can't afford to take off three days from work will be very young women. who will be women who have been raped. will be women who have been molested by someone in their own family. we do not pass laws that take away that freedom from the women who are most vulnerable. >> juan: that's a pretty strong argument from

elizabeth warren. the question is, you know, most americans don't know what the hyde amendment is. it is shocking but, you know, it's only like 30% who know that there is a hyde amendment and what it does. now, here comes elizabeth warren saying hey, this hurts poor women. dana, how would you respond? >> i would say well, you voted for it several times because the reason people don't know about it is because it's been in place for so long. basically americans said there is enough of a rift here and the hyde amendment said no federal dollars, no taxpayer dollars if you believe that abortion is murder. then your federal tax dollars will be separated. okay? and then that's how you are able to pass every appropriations bill for the last 25, 30 years. so anybody who is running for president who is actually in congress now that has actually had a chance to vote on appropriations bill has voted on it. that doesn't mean they have to like it. only way you have been able to do it. that's why it was so surprising six weeks ago or so when the biden team said

through a written statement, remember, this wasn't an off-the-cuff gaffe. in a written statement that he was no longer for the hyde amendment. wow that's big. now they want to change that his campaign is keeping anymore bubble wrap to protect him from everything. they cannot continue to do it. that's unsustainable. >> jesse: pop that bubble wrap. >> that's exactly right. >> juan: at some point he will have to make some kind of statement. >> dana: it's happening soon. first time he has taken it on the chin from other democrats. the criticism about the crime bill came from donald trump. his lead is actually sustainable. he is actually 22 points ahead of us. we have to hit him on something. if we are going to go down the road of having a big abortion debate in 2020, the hyde amendment just might be one of the things. >> juan: we are going to have a huge debate about abortion in the 2020 election because of the conservative push to undo laws state by state that allow roe v. wade. jesse, i'm struck by the idea that you know, if you

make it impossible for poor women to have abortions, i think they then end up having legal abortions and back alley abortions. >> jesse: yeah, we have been hearing about back alley abortions for decades and i don't think those happen. i honestly do. my heart goes out to those people. i think that's extremely rare situation. back to biden, juan. he is running as a 2004 national democrat. remember those were were the days when the democrats got smoked on wedge issues. and the democrats at least had to pretend to understand that traditional america was not going to move on certain issues like guns, taxpayer funded abortions. >> gay marriage. >> that's a different thing. celebrating columbus day. you know, now people want to celebrate indigenous people's day. now reparations are something that these democrats are talking about joe is going savaged at the debate. find his footing and fall flat on his face. permission to make an

analogy, greg. joe biden looks like when you take your grandfather to a club past midnight. he is exhausted. his clothes don't match anybody else's. drinks are expensive. he can't hear a thing and everybody is mad stepping on their feet. that's what's happened to joe. in a way i feel sorry for him. i instead a little way. >> i'm not sure what the strategy is back and forth. joe biden clearly and with the democrat polling shows donald trump. means you have to be in the mainstream of america when it comes to controversial issues, including abortion. so it clearly went back on the hyde amendment. said he no longer supports it. he wants to support the far left of the base that supports abortion up to the day of birth, which is far more extreme than protecting life. and the majority of women in this country think that there should be restrictions on abortion up to -- like after the first and second trimester. so they're looking at the numbers. and trying to balance out, we have a primary. how are we going to satisfy the left while also trying

to win a general election when republicans have been fighting on this issue and president trump isn't afraid of it in a way that a lot of other people have been for decades. for elizabeth warren to lie and say that if you keep the hide amendment poor women can't get abortion well, planned parenthood gets 500 -- $500,000 or $500 million every single year from taxpayers for other services for women's health. this idea that you can't get an abortion because of your income level just isn't true. >> juan: greg, you know, the difficulty here is i think there are lots of people who are worried that this is a healthcare issue. but it's now become a political issue. >> greg: it's not a healthcare issue. never was. that's rhetoric and robotic rhetoric being used by all the candidates. biden is a coward for falling for it. this is not making abortion impossible for the poor. it just means you can't take my money to pay for the abortion. that doesn't make it impossible. it's interesting that kirsten gillibrand's big beef is that the poor aren't having enough abortions. that's the beef.

okay. the hyde amendment to your point is necessary to prevent war. the hyde amendment allows pro-lifers to reconcile their beliefs with reality. it's legal, i'm a pro-lifer. i get it. but i can't be part of it. right? i can't be part of it. call that abortion pass victipatch massivism.you bill me angry. look, you have abortion. you won, all right? if you expect me to pay, you will lose. because half the country will not do this. and it this will lead to bakinger division than you will ever see. in times of slavery you could oppose slavery by buying products not made by slaves or not moving to states where there wasn't slavery. that put off war for awhile. have you got to empathize with the pro-lifer on this who feels the same way that they don't want to be part of ending the life of an unborn child. asking me to pay for that would be asking me to pay for your elective choice.

your right to own a slave. right? because that's what i feel that it is it isn't a moral thing. the fact that bernie sanders says there is no middle ground, what he is saying is he is removing the dialogue between thought and violence. what he is saying that if you would disagree with the idea of me paying for your abortion, that's immoral. that's not an eligible opinion. what do you have left? but have you violence. you have to have the hyde amendment here so the people who are against abortion can at least still be against abortion. you have got to let them have it. >> juan: i appreciate your point. i think on the slavery thing if you ask slaves they didn't have any choice. >> greg: near do unborn children. >> juan: if you ask women. women say they have a right as. >> katie: not all women. >> juan: one thing i would sty awful you is i think he is running in a democratic primary where most people clearly support abortion rights. he has to win that to get. >> greg: don't have to pay

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>> become shell new report politico nancy pelosi clashed with judiciary chairman jerry nadler over whether to begin impeachment hearings against president trump. because of instead of impeachment she wants to seat president in prison. politico reporting, quote nadler pressed pelosi to allow his committee to launch an impeachment inquiry against trump. pelosi stood firm reiterating that she isn't open to the idea of impeaching trump at this time. i don't want to see him impeached, i want to see him in prison. pelosi's comments reportedly happening during a closed door meeting with top democrats on tuesday night. you know what this sounds like to me? she is just throwing the left a bone to make it seem like yeah, i want to get

trump really badly. >> dana: there is a school of thought on the left that they won't be able to impeach because the senate will never vote along those lines. >> jesse: also on the left. that's a breaking news alert. >> dana: keep pushing on the court system. once we beat him out of office then he will go to jail. there a school of thought there. the thing is about -- i believe that she said. this they are not really denying it. i can imagine it. the thing is that that democrat debate is in three weeks. remember when newt gingrich called was it mitt romney a liar at the debate in south carolina? remember. >> juan: i remember he attacked me. >> dana: where do you go from there? if nancy pelosi the leader of the democrats is saying i want to put him in prison. ing what what the other democrats are going to try to do to top that so they can get a headline. >> juan: let me interpret for all of you. she is not saying anything about impeachment.

i think what she is saying really we need to beat him in 2020 and then once he is out of the white house, and with all his protections, that that point we can look and see what prosecution is possible. >> dana: didn't i just say that? >> juan: i'm agreeing with you. that's the interpretation. it's not saying throw him in jail. only politician i know that talks about throwing their political opponents in jail. oh, i know his name. won't mention. >> jesse: lock her up. >> juan: peggy noonan in the "wall street journal" said let's have the house censor him. you can have condemn him. everybody is looking for some way to deal with this issue but we don't have an answer? >> prison politics now. >> democrats are going to go to the debate and say trump should be in gitmo and that's the only reason they should still keep it open. that's where they are going to send him. >> jesse: she probably leaked it to politico. >> katie: she probably did.

i'm letting you know you should really be in prison. >> greg: everybody wants somebody to be in prison, flight. >> jesse: at this table? >> greg: you know how i feel about maroon 5? i would like to see maroon 5 in prison. maximum security. away from think recording studio. i think she threw it off like she just threw it out there. you know, i used the same philosophy words vs. deeds with trump that you do with pelosi. people just say stuff. they say a lot of the stuff. it's off the cuff. >> jesse: let's lock hillary up. he didn't do it. >> jesse: he didn't say that. >> juan: he didn't direct anybody who lock her up. she should be behind bars. >> juan: i think you missed some of these rallies you love so much. >> jesse: you love them too. mystery deepens in the dominican republic as three americans die at the same resort within days of each other. details ahead ♪

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♪ ♪ >> katie: chaos in the caribbean after a third american therapist died at respiratory therapy as two others. mystery deepening after a 41-year-old woman suddenly collapsed and died after having a drink from the mini

bar. death happening five days before an american couple at the same resort were found dead in their room. the deaths leading to an active investigation by the u.s. state department and we have since learned that in 2018 another woman died at a second location of the same resort chain. so, dana, the fbi is now investigating. >> dana: and the state department, too. >> katie: the resort says there is no connection between the deaths and the local authorities also say this. but they have also asked for the assistance of the fbi. >> it's worth looking into because it does seem a little suspicious. i'm also very cautious. i don't want to jump to any conclusions but i haven't booked a trip. [laughter] >> katie: greg, you said you were in the common ca common caa dominican. what was your experience? >> i wonder how many i do in wow many tourists die in the united states. a lot of people disappear.

i feel bad for hotels, all of them suffer by these stories. right? >> katie: yeah. >> greg: i don't know if it's a trend yet. there is something that will explain this. i don't know. it's probably a perfect time to book a trip. >> katie: that's true. >> greg: what a terrible twist. i hope they find out what's going on because, you know, it's scary. that's why i don't travel. >> katie: that's why i don't travel. >> greg: i stay in high room. >> jesse: dr needs better pr. getting slaughtered. all these poor people work on hotels no one is going to book a vacation. i just got back from there over the holidays. some maid stole 300 bucks from the hotel room. you can't drink the water. you have to drink out of water bottles. can't wander past the beach some guys really aggressive. my buddy goes down there all the time to play poker. >> i thought you said they needed better p.r.

this is honest show. it's really dangerous when you are not on a major resort. my buddy goes down there a lot and he pays for private security. the guy tried to pickpocket him. beat the pulp out of the poor guy for a pickpocket. money makes the rules down there. there is really no law and order. they really need to get their act together. >> katie: i don't know that that is going to -- survive this situation. >> greg: jesse's travel tips. [laughter] >> katie: given all of that bad p.r., i went online and looked at the reviews for this resouter, they are actually 4.4 out of 5 stars. the resort says these things happened at two separate locations within the resort. again, they are insisting that they're non-related. again, we only have the initial results from the autopsy about respiratory failure. and, again, we just don't have a lot of information yet. >> juan: my friend katie pavlick went down there.

>> katie: i did. i'm here. i didn't drink the water though. >> jesse: that's what's what gets you and a major prostitution problem down there and a lot of cocaine as well. you have got to be careful when you go down there. you really do. >> greg: you seem to know a lot about the problems. >> jesse: my buddy goes down there all the time. get get yeah, your buddy. >> katie: asking for a friend. >> juan: not a senator from new jersey or anything. i happen to agree with you, dana, greg, i think we don't know a lot. sex, drugs, rock and roll. people on vacation do risky things and engage in risky behavior. i know my wife didn't want to go to jamaica. she didn't want to go because of the drug violence, et cetera. we have gone now for several years and had a splendid time but you don't wander off and go on your own in the way that you might in the u.s. wander around. i will say this. i was shocked to see there was a story, a different place though where a family went in a room and they just sued because there were

pesticides used below them and caused them to have seizures. brain damage. i mean, it's unbelievable. you really do have to trust but it's, you know, how can you know? >> greg: you have got to do your research. it's boring. but you have to like -- before did you go somewhere, you have got to look pretty hard. there is some pretty frightening stuff. horrible event in tulume entire family died of carbon monoxide. >> dana: that can happen anywhere. go to the interior department website. look at our national parks. there is so much to say. don't go away. >> katie: you don't have to get all of your shots. south after infantry can a pretty cool. >> jesse: they have a lot of problems with south africa. [laughter] a lot of problems down there. >> juan: oh my god. >> greg: what tips do they give people when they come to america? you know. >> jesse: don't go to the west village. >> greg: that's where you live. >> jesse: not anymore.

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didn't go as planned for boston. check out this footage, this is the dog. that was the demonstration for their new dog. now if they were smart, they wouldn't have said -- they would have said it was playing dead. but instead they just let the dog die on stage like this. they laughed at a poor robot dog. what's next. we always have to exit that. or the robots get mad. >> i worry when i see you blowing up at the end. they are calling this the catch of the century. take a look at this pizza parlor security video. if that went too quickly for you, we will slow it down. what you saw was a worker at a california pizzeria catching a

flying hot pizza. he bumps into his coworker's arm as she pulled the pie out of a 500-degree oven and without missing a step he snatched it out of the air and slid it onto the counter. he didn't warn his coworker that he was behind her and others are concerned, as gregory, that he wasn't wearing gloves. stop your whining. that's one lucky pizza. >> i would eat it off the floor. >> the pizza guy at my restaurant video, and -- well this is why we have security cameras so we can humiliate workers. >> i wants to build an entire tray of mimosas on a guys white pants on father's day on sunday morning. >> and that man was karl rove.

>> good story. and i said, the podcast is up and we will talk a little bit about d-day which is moving, the remainder are veterans. they ranked the 2020 democrats in four tears. tiers. also, happy birthday to my husband. he's a great husband and a great best friend and we've been together almost 22 years. happy birthday peter. >> happy birthday to peter. >> it's his personal d-day.

>> all right, okay. well you know the weather is very hard to predict. the other day, a huge blob appeared over southern california on the national weather service radar map earlier this week. so while some of them thought the rain was coming, they got their umbrellas out and they thought it was a rain cloud, spotters on the ground confirmed it wasn't a cloud of water, it was a swarm of ladybugs. meteorologist joe didn't drea said the army of bugs appeared to be about 80 miles wide. but it's massive infestations. can't they just be called nongender specific bugs? >> they are cute but they get away with a lot of being cute.

mosquitoes -- just because they are cute, they get killed. >> that's because i because of malaria. >> set your dvr is a never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> bret: president trump on her d-day troops who he says when the survival of our civilization 75 years ago today. house speaker nancy pelosi says she wants to see president trump in prison. and a one-on-one interview with new york mayor and democratic presidential candidate bill de blasio. this is "special report" ." good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. if president trump is honoring allied troops who launched the largest air and seaborne invasion in history 75 years ago on this day. d-day. the president called the men who stormed the beaches of normandy on june 6th 1944 among the very

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