nasty question and he said i know exactly where you live. have a nice day. anyway what a strange day, a strange world. so much going on. paul bremer is here today. here's "the five." >> hello. i'm jesse waters with emily, dana, greg and juan. this is "the five." fox news alert. a high stakes meeting with president trump and congressional leaders just wrapping up at the white house. tensions escalate between the u.s. and iran. less than a week after the u.s. accused iran of using mines to atank tankers, iran shot down a drone. the u.s. said it was flying over international waters.

the president not mincing words when asked about it. >> iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters. it's all documented. >> how will you respond? >> you'll find out. you'll find out. i have a feeling that it was a mistake made by somebody that shouldn't have been doing what they did. i find it hard to believe it was intentional. i think it could have been somebody that was loose and stupid that did it. this is a new fly in the ointment shooting down the drone. this country will not stand for it. >> lawmakers on both sides offerings warnings of escalating tensions. >> i think it's a dangerous situation. the high tension wires are up in the region. we have to be strong and strategic about how we protect our interests. we also cannot be reckless in what we do. i don't think the president wants to go to war. there's no an tied for going to

war in our country. >> so here's what iran needs to get ready for. severe pain. we're not going to let them disrupt navigation of the seas, attack our allies and u.s. interests without paying a price. so if they're itching for a fight, they're going to get one. >> all right. lindsey graham said this was a defining moment of the trump presidency, dana. the $180 million drone, you don't want to go to war but you have to do something. >> it's a dramatic escalation by the iranians for sure. earlier in the week they sabotaged oil tankers and not u.s. ships, but still u.s. interests as the president said today. so you escalate that when you hit a u.s. drone. $180 million. that's real money. it was unmanned. i don't know if the iranians knew that. but had it been manned, then today might have been a different story. right? that's what i'm saying. dramatic escalation. we've been here before the iran,

going back to ronald reagan days. operation praying mantis. i don't know if you remember that. i knew a little bit about it. the difference between then and now, we don't actually -- you're not able to see the weapon. that is cyber. cyber capabilities. i ran is good. we're better. when the president asked how you rerespond, you'll find out. i wouldn't be surprised if the united states had in some way already reresponded but in a way that you can't see. in a way that might be crippling to some part of the -- like send a message. the last thing is, even if it was unintentional, the president saying they didn't mean to do it, i that is giving them an off ramp. like you don't want to do this iran, do you? we don't want war but you can't do this to us. still someone did it. in the power structure that is iran, i'd be very surprised if

the higher ups didn't know about it. >> someone has to be held accountable. juan, should we have hit iran with crippling sanctions, the trump administration has knocked out their banking sector as well, their exports of oil is off 50%. their economy is shrinking. you think they're lashing out at the united states to divide the europeans from america, to create some sort of wedge there? >> this is an important point that you're making, jesse. we need the alleys at this juncture. the allies stayed in the iran deal when the president under president trump withdraw. a lot of the allies blame the united states for having created this crisis by putting so much pressure on the iranians that we no longer control the levers of pressure. we can't up the sanctions because they're at a maximum point. the problem today is the president i think is in an intriguing political position. the politics of this is he ran

as an american first guy. he's a guy that says, you can -- the critics might say he's an isolationist. others said he's looking for america's interests first. enough with the wars and america getting involved with wars and america intervention. we already have a war in afghanistan as nancy pelosi said. you say it on the side. she said you know what? there's no appetite on the part of the american people for another war. i think president trump is in that company. but i'm not sure about john bolton, his national security adviser. i'm not sure about the pentagon. when you hire generals, it's like hiring a hammer to ask you what to do with the nail. hit the nail. >> i don't know if every general would agree with that. >> but what we have here the president saying, iran, you made a big mistake messing with the united states. on the other hand, he said it could have been somebody made a mistake. so i think lots of people here have different ideas what is in

the president's mind. >> a lot of things you can do short of war. that's where we turn to our global affairs analyst, greg gutfeld. >> yeah, we've been having problems with iran over four decades. i don't think there's a contradiction. trump always has the off ramp. he turns up the heat under the pot and offer as way out. iran feels so old to me, the neighbor down the block that has always been there and we always had an issue with them. but nothing really ever happens. nothing ever changes. i'm going to steal my talking point from our prompter operator, this is now just a video game. this is good news. we're in a time where it doesn't matter how large your population is. the population is no longer expendable in war. it's about the machines that you have.

drones are now replacing bones. i like to do rhyming there. so stuff very u.s. stuff. fortunately for us, we have the best stuff. if we have the stuff up there, doesn't matter what they have down there. we control them. if we have a sky of drones. so how do you retaliate? right? how do you retaliate to something that isn't human? they took $160 million of machinery from us. we have to do that, which means hitting some parts of their navy or refineries or whatever. you retaliate. but it's good news. i think we're moving away from hurling bodies at bodies. that's good. >> can i disagree slightly? >> no, we can't. >> we want to get emily in. iran for so long, they have been using civilians.

they're terrorists. >> that's the big thing. they had an isis thing that we didn't cover in pittsburgh. >> yeah. >> a syrian refugee that was allowed admittance and plotted for a serious attack in pittsburgh. emily? >> we should be deeply concerned at the audacity of this. this drone is a $2 billion platform. it's also not stealth. it's the size of a 747. so their argument that it was in our airspace, absolutely not. it's not stealth. it was in international airspace because otherwise it would be totally obvious. clearly they're escalating their message internally, provoking us ant don't think we'll respond with strength. there's many ways that we can do so. dana outlined the cyber capabilities. that is crucial. they can ramp up their capabilities of choking off the

financial mechanisms that support the irgc. that's the big thing, the irgc. it would behoove ourselves to use our support in yemen and neighboring countries to target those supported networks. >> shepard: we can sell a lot of arms to the enemy -- >> hold on. >> i just worry -- >> don't say behoove. >> i'm being behooved about -- >> i had a behoove moment. >> thank you. what happened in the senate, the senate blocked the trump administration from selling arms to saudi arabia. i think -- you have to understand, there's concern that the u.s. would use saudi arabia, which is the iranian's local enemy as a proxy in that war. the saudis used our technology to bomb innocent people in yemen and the saudis have a problem with the assassination of khaishoggi. this is so complicated and so

explosive. >> a big meeting tuesday. the jared kushner meeting to talk about peace. so maybe you can have diplomacy. >> hopeful that it works. >> you believe that? >> you behoove me, jesse. >> joe biden refusing to apologize for remarks that he made about segregationists. greg breaks it down next. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ instate-of-the-artn technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $359/month for 36 months.

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>> greg: so it begins.

at joe biden talked about working with segregationists democrats, dana, a civility that no longer exists. the knives of the new and improved democrats came out. >> vice president biden shouldn't need this lesson. at a time when we have from the highest offices in the land divisiveness, racial hatred and bigotry being spewed, he should have the sensitivity to know that this is a time i need to be an ally, a healer and not engage in usage of words that will harm folks. >> to coddle the reputation of segregationists of people that if they had their way, i would not be standing here as a member of the united states senate is i think -- it's misinformed and wrong. >> greg: what a message to democrats. don't work with other democrats. biden's response? >> apologize for what? corey should apologize.

he knows better. there's not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole career, period. >> greg: period. so is biden a racist? no. is cory or kamala think he's a racist? no. do they care? no. is it about taking him out? yes. even sparticus knows what joe meant, that he can work with anyone, because progress gets made and the proof is ney are not around anymore. such truths don't matter. one thing we can learn from the dems, power lies in misinterpreting words in their very worst light. meaning if i can twist what you say to something evil, you bet i will. that's why everything you say is taken out of context and recast as awful. that's why jokes are take as literal facts. it's where voice ago need for a

border makes you a nazi because nazis are historical conveniences. thanks to the modern smear machine, anything you say can be used against you in their twisted court of opinion. i don't feel bad for joe. he did the same thing against trump. now biden's own party is doing him in. if the leftist wing can smear anyone, karma is a stench. wanted to use the other word but i didn't. in case you forgot, joe has done this to other people. this is what he said about republicans. >> unchain wall street. going to put ya'll back in chains. >> greg: what is good for the goose is -- >> juan: good for the gander. >> emily: you know what that is? >> greg: it's a male goose. >> dana: we googled that.

>> greg: thoughts? >> dana: when biden said that, it was about mitt romney and paul ryan. so not too long ago but feels like a lifetime ago. joe biden has basically been on a script since he launched his campaign. a lot of interviews. kept the price at bay. it's been hard for the other democrats to figure out how can we take them down. they're finding their moment. you can bet this is going to be a big topic next week. he has to keep answering things like this over and over again. his pitch for himself is that i am the experienced one, i have the temperament that you want and i am a moderate deal cutter. that might work in a general election. but would it work with these other democrats and the primary voters? i don't know. >> greg: juan, two questions. doesn't seem that kamala or cory

are playing for his v.p. spot? you think he's toast or -- >> juan: you say do i think he wins the nomination? >> greg: yes. >> juan: polls though that the support is from black voters. a lot of this may be to undermine his stance with black voters that associate him with president obama. that affirms the point that you made in the monologue. this is a time of interesting racial discussions in the country. you have that white supremacist group and the president refuses to answer for the -- >> greg: why should he? you think they're innocent? >> juan: i don't. >> greg: you brought it up. >> juan: i'm speaking to you. this weekend, the democrats are in south carolina where a high

percentage of the democratic voters are black. so to me, this is like the good and the bad biden. i think it was terrible judgment on his part to use this as an example of how he works with people that he may have disagreements with. but joe is 76. he's been around a long time. he had to work with segregationists. i don't think this is a sin. what is the big deal? >> greg: so jesse, this is the contradiction. >> it's a gaffe but he's trying to brief a point. i'm showing that i can work with the worst example >> jesse: he cut his teeth in the good old boys club days in the senate in the 70s and 80s. the fact that he served in the senate with segregationists shows you how long he's been in politics. the guy he's talking about, eastland from mississippi was born in 1904. so he gets in there in the early 70s and he has to work with these people.

their positions on segregation, they ended up changing and growing and evolving. >> juan: eastland? >> jesse: yes. a lot of these people in the democrat party saw the light at the end of their careers and what is the right thing to do with segregation. and joe was there for that. he's a civil rights pioneer for that people are trying to impose like a 2019 morality on the reality of a 1972 america. you can't do that. i don't doubt the sincerity of kamala or cory but looks opportunitistic and looks like a cheap shot. as you said, a fight for black voters in the democrat party. they make up 25% of democrat primary voters. it's no surprise that those two people are trying to peel away the black support. i don't it will hurt him. he just got a shrewd of endorsements in south carolina today. i think people trust joe. he was the v.p. for the first

black president. second black president if you include bill clinton. >> greg: bill clinton would. emily, the democrats have run out of republicans to call racists so they're returning to the people that invented it, the democrats. >> juan: a good theory. i think it will be interesting to see the level -- what outweighs what. what is more important to the african american community, the association with president obama, in that administration, or these kinds of gaffes. i think it does beg the question, in what world did that comment benefit the either african american community or the 18 to 49-year-old demographic which he needs so desperately? if anything, it does continue to relay the fact that he's out of touch with current times even if you can argue why are we imposing today's morality on 1972 or 6 or whatever because it's relevant. quick secondary point. it's telling that his staffers are coming out after the fact and anonymously reporting to

multiple news sources we're telling him not to say those gaffes and not to say these things. because it's self-preservation for them and telling that it's potentially a dysfunctional and unhappy campaign. >> jesse: didn't hillary praise robert byrd, a clansman. she didn't get hit like that. >> greg: connecticut officials are saying the death of several tourists in the dominican republic is fake newses. we'll tell you why next. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy.

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>> juan: fox news has confirmed that a 11th person has died in the dominican republic. this comes as health officials lashed out at recent reports exposing the death of a dozen american tourists while visiting their country. officials calling it fake news and hysteria aimed at hurting

the country's tourism. the fbi is analyzing alcohol samples from one hotel mini bar to see if tainted booze is to blame for a string of tourist deaths. so government officials are using the #befairtodr to combat what they call hysteria. you can argue however one life is one life too many. tourism makes up 17% of their economy. it's not like it's 99. how do we respond to that? greg? >> greg: i like that. the d.r. needs a d.r. i don't think the dominican republic wants -- they shouldn't be the mayor. you want to be roy snyder. the media can help by shine ago spotlight but they can hurt. the early stages of this, nobody knows what's going on. i sympathize with the dominican

republic that it's not all hysteria but there's some hysteria in this fog of war. everybody is rearranging the words to different equations without getting at the truth. i think "the five" should go and do on location show at the d.r. >> jesse: lift the boycott. >> greg: yes. jesse has to lift the boycott. >> jesse: if it's all expenses paid, i'm in. >> juan: but don't drink from the mini bar. >> emily: i got an ear infection. >> dana: that's it. >> greg: i sympathize with them because a lot of stuff is not true. but there's something there that they have to solve. >> juan: it's their possibility. >> greg: exactly. >> juan: i don't think they have been transparent or clear with people abouting what's going on. we all agree -- we've said on this show, it's a small percentage of the total number

of visitors that go to the dominican republic. so i don't think we've been unfair. i'm not speaking for jesse. but i do think to me like for example, on this david ortiz shooting thing, now they're saying it's not david ortiz. it's a another target. are you covering something up? it's like malaysia, the missing plane. the answer is with the malaysian government. the dominican government should be to use, your analogy, more roy schneider and not the mayor. >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: i finds it distasteful that they're using the phrase fake news. where did they get that from? >> greg: i don't know. >> jesse: irresponsible. so i believe this is a caribbean inside job, tourism terrorism. sabotage some would say. i looked up the numbers. the d.r. brings in 6.81 million international tourists a year.

the number 1 tourist destination in the caribbean. second, cuba. main suspects. hear me out. the guys from the agency in the d.r. say this. a tourism atakata. the p.r., puerto rico, was just hit by a storm. they're losing out on tourism dollars. suspect number 1. number 2, cuba. obama opened up the island. trump closed it. >> greg: thank you, obama. >> jesse: those are my two main suspects. keep this investigation going. >> greg: obama? you let out haiti. >> juan: are you serious? >> jesse: juan, people are dying. >> juan: you're serious. >> emily: dana in the library, colonel mustard clearly. >> dana: with the mini bottle of scotch. >> jesse: just wait till this plays out. >> dana: i would be interested in the p.r. firm.

i bet they're american. that would be fine. this is american jobs. we're talking about. the other thing not only is the government -- just take a little semblance of we'll check it out. we'll check it out. instead, it's like -- and you had the one billionaire from down there saying it's actually americans that cannot handle alcohol or all you can eat buffets. >> emily: don't test us. >> dana: there's a response besides we'll check into it and we're sorry for your loss. >> greg: you're a lawyer. what do the families get? what right dos they have? if my relative died there, what can i do? >> emily: it depends. they need the information -- >> dana: the fbi is getting it. >> emily: so after that, we'll find out. basically has to do with whatever that met of death is. this can be civil suits against the resort. >> dana: emily, they said that

we need to go to nancy pelosi who is speaking right now. >> the iranian attack on an american asset that has endowed us to who motivated it, was it officially sanctioned or a rogue attack, whatever it is, it was iranian. however we go forward from here has to be strategic and smart and close in alliance with our allies. we have common interests in the region. we know that the high tension wires are up there. we must do everything we cannot to escalate this situation but also to make sure that our personnel in the region are safe. >> and you're pushing for -- if we were to launch military action -- >> one thing that i can say -- i was just talking generally. in terms of -- it was a meeting

in terms of what we were told. but on every occasion that we're engaged with the administration in terms of our national security, we make it very clear that in order to get engaged in any military activitieactivitiee to have a authorization of military force, a umf that is clear in our caucus and even among some republicans. i don't speak for them. but also with our democratic colleagues. >> are you personally convinced based on the intelligence you've seen that this was an iranian attack in international >> yes. >> [question inaudible] >> they said they will do that. the briefing that we had this morning is -- for the time that i was there, they had increased

the number of people that were in the meeting to be briefed. and therefore, they decreased the level of information that they gave us. at one point that i cleared the room. by then, i had -- we had our gun safety event that i had to be at. so i don't know what they gave after i left. it was well-into the briefing. so what will they give to a broader -- i don't know how much more than is in the public domain, but nonetheless, we want to be current and we want the confirmation of it. that is our members of congress have to make a decision and fully briefed on what the prospects are and what the possibilities are and what the choices are. >> do you and the administration agree on iran? >> they didn't say yes or no. just made our statement. >> so you're talking about the

escalation. are you advocating any particular actions? >> no. i don't know what the array of options are from the department of defense. the president knows. he did not share that with us. >> thank you. >> [question inaudible] >> i hope that's right. we tried to -- look, three things to remember. we must -- this is a dangerous situation. we're dealing with a country that is a bad actor in the region. we have no illusions about iran in terms of their ballistic missile transfers, about who they support in the region and the rest. so we have an untrustworthy adversary. the high tension wires are up in the region for a lot of different reasons.

some bilateral, some religious, whatever. the high tension wires are up. third, we must act in a way that does deescalate and does not escalate the tensions and the situation there. again, i come back to where we begin. we must be fully engaged with our allies as we go forward. i'm hopeful that you're right about what senator mcconnell said about what the president's response might be, but i have no idea. they may have had their own conservation. measured by what measure, we'll see. >> you think the white house will consult with congress before taking any action? >> i cannot really predict what actions the white house will take. they did consult with us today or inform us of -- we had an opportunity to share our

thoughts with the administration. president said we'll have more meetings like this. i don't know what the sequence of that will be. thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: that was speaker nancy pelosi. this is after the white house invited several members of congress, leadership from both sides of the aisle to the white house situation room and in which -- in a meeting that the president participated in. she said that she wants to continue to be fully briefed, remain fully engaged with our allies. the other thing that is interesting, we recognize we're not dealing with a responsible adder is vary and we need to do everything to deescalate. it's a dangerous situation. but in situations like this, jesse, i'll go to you, you can see bipartisanship because this is when you're being attacked by an enemy. >> jesse: yeah. iran is one of the few countries in the world that brings republicans and democrats together on capitol hill when it

comes to a threat. she sounded hawkish for nancy pelosi. obviously we want to consult with our allies, we want to deescalate, we need congressional approval. it was a strong statement from the speaker and she articulated the threat that iran poses with ballistic missile transfers and the export of terrorism. but i know that there's -- people understand it's not going to lead to war. gas prices are not going to go through the roof. the market was up today. you'll see a slow response, a sharp response and turn the page. >> dana: perhaps targeted. one of the thing she did say there and a bone of contention, since 2001 when the authorization to use military force was provided to president george w. bush, she's saying that the administration needs to come to congress to ask for another one. republicans have in general been reluctant to do that. you think that there do before their july 4 recess? >> juan: i don't know that we

have weeks. they have to do something in short order. it's not just republicans or democrats. both sides are reluctant to say i signed on this in a time when most of the american public doesn't want war. i thought pelosi was responsible. she showed that we have a united front when we have polarized politics in the united states. in terms of the options, she said they did not delineate what the options are. dana, earlier you spoke about retaliating inside iran. they may think that wait a minute. >> dana: with cyber capabilities. >> juan: here's another option. because iran is a player in terms of terrorism, they have assets in syria. we could put flags on ships that are not american ships, an american flag and say if you attack that ship, you have crossed the line. we can set the terms of engagement. >> dana: and in the united states, we have a government where we tried to be as open as

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>> juan: we heard the warnings before about how using your smart phone can cause health issues. listen to this. new research suggests that overusing hand held devices is causing humans to grow horns on their skulls. yes, horns. the frequent forward tilting of the head is causing people to get horn-like bone spurs on the back of their skulls above your neck. i'm going to you, my young friend. how you feeling today? >> greg: horny. [laughter] >> jesse: one of the reasons i got that chair in my office, greg, it produces perfect erect posture like this and i don't have to hunch and grow horns. i have a solution. my assistant johnny will carry

around my phone now. i won't be hunching. i will be saying johnny, did i get e-mails? he will relay to them and he will punch the numbers back. he will grow horns. >> dana: the elites will avoid the horns. >> jesse: yes. have little phone minions. >> juan: so greg, you're on the edge of tech. what do you think about this? >> greg: okay. before i -- dana -- >> dana: i have breaking news. >> greg: we have a relationship with technology. i don't think it's a relationship anymore. it's a communion. i think that we have cyborged. we have all the knowledge ever in the world in our hand and it's changing us and we will evolve 50,000 years we will look different. >> jesse: i thought the world was going to end in 12? >> greg: only for a few people. perhaps you. >> juan: it's not only changing

us but our children. children are growing up with this and having unintended consequences. >> greg: it will take a few more generations before we -- >> dana: breaking news. i had to look at reason.com. robby suave, he just wrote a piece saying that story about kids growing horns because of smart phones is fake news. >> greg: why? >> dana: he says the study wasn't saying the posture because of the phone but a long period of time with books and the way you're at your desk. most researchers say that new technology has something to do it but the research doesn't show that. >> jesse: you're saying the "washington post" got the study wrong? >> dana: that's what robby is say. >> jesse: fake news "washington post." they got that wrong, they have a lot wrong about this white

house. >> juan: okay. all right. >> emily: i thought it was interesting this could mirror the movement in the 70s that put flowing your teeth on the front burner. now it's a part of our regiment. >> jesse: we didn't used to brush and floss in the 70s? >> emily: it wasn't as mainstream and widespread. and now books or technology, we decompress and it reminded me of the tones? you know what i'm talking about? >> jesse: when you read the story, did you go like this? >> emily: yeah. >> jesse: did you feel anything? >> dana: i have a lot of money going to pilates to make sure i don't -- >> emily: i was born with mine. >> dana: it's starting. you're the youngest. we have another story. >> juan: we do. check out this story. a new product could make flying on airplanes more crowded.

at the paris air show, a satellite seek was introduced. passengers would lean on a seat like a bike seated. leg room is only 31 chews. with the new seat, it would drop down to 23. so emily, what about it? would you do it? >> emily: i think any. i can find anywhere. i'd try anything if it was a dare. i don't want to. i use the flights to sleep. i have to have space to curl up. i don't think hanging -- >> juan: what if it's cheaper? >> emily: it's not worth it. >> jesse: did you see that? watching the windows. >> juan: with the hand. so you wouldn't -- you'd say no even though the flight out of seattle oh. >> dana: for six hours? no way. >> emily: if i had to, like the

whol whole world -- >> greg: can i do the fake news? it's like the four day work week. nobody wants to -- no airline wants to go first with this because it's so -- the posture is so demoralizing when you're looking at -- it's going to have literal class warfare, first class and second claire and steerage. you know that feeling when you get when you walk past first? that is the feeling that causing revolutions. >> jesse: especially if your famous. "water's world", i'll be in the back. >> greg: that's the feeling. it's the envy that drives marksism and socialism. >> dana: that's why china, just to change subjects is worried that they have created because of not doing complete and total communism and having some capitalism, they have created a middle class of hundreds of

millions of people and now they have a little money and now they're mad. the chinese government can take it away from them at any time. there could be a revolution. >> greg: interesting. >> dana: thank you. >> juan: what happens when the accountants find out? i'll be standing in the amtrak cafe. >> greg: at least your feet hit the ground. mine won't. >> jesse: you can't put a blanket on you. you can't watch "the five." you can't put the tray up. you'll be so stiff. you'll go to the bathroom to sit down to be comfortable. >> juan: wow. would you take it if it was the last flight out? >> jesse: i would. >> dana: and he's going to the d.r. for sure. >> juan: one more thing is up next. stay with us. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers

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>> greg: time now for one more thing. if you are a cop, you are always on duty, even in australia. i guy is holding a press conference and a man starts running away. what does he do, interrupts his own press conference and tackled him. that guy has been very, very rude to someone's daughter in an appropriate, so he prep cuts the press conference short and basically goes low. >> . on tucker tonight, i'm defending my title against emily campagna. so tune in tonight. dana? >> dana: have you been able to get this song out of your head? take a lesson. ♪

shut up about politics ♪ >> america loves this song. look at this, it says top music downloads. number two, "shut up about politics." right there. all the proceeds go to folds of honor. we love that song. also tomorrow on a country music note, fox and friends has the stomach to make a summer concert series. the charlie daniels band. it's the 20th anniversary of the song "the devil went down to georgia." >> i don't like it. >> it's a great song. >> i don't like devils in my music. go ahead. ♪ >> as you know i have a house,

anyway, i noticed some things were happening at my house so i installed a camera. and look at what my pool boy, reggie raccoon, has been doing? so i don't know how long he's been doing this. but i find it deeply offensive. look at him. and that is why, my friends. ♪ animals are great, animals are great ♪ >> fire the pool boy. >> juan: today is a bittersweet day here at speak 26. one of our producers is moving out to the dana perino show, "the daily briefing." >> greg: moving up? [laughs] here we are at the 2018 major league all-star game and here is deb with cupcakes from the show staff earlier today.

she worked for fox nearly ten years, and she really will be missed. stop poaching the talent. >> first, quick, set out to jason doyle. and secondly, we wanted to use def leppard music. but they refused to let them use the music. you should read "the new york times" about it. , that's definitely go. >> charlie daniels or def leppard?

>> i don't know. combine them both. >> >> juan: i know "the devil went down to georgia." >> greg: never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> u.s. and iran on the brink. joe biden refuses to apologize saying segregation of senators were able to get things done with civility, and a shocking claim stuns the court in a trial of a navy seal accused of murdering a terrorist prisoner. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington. on mike emanuel in for bret baier. a tenuous situation is more pressure rest pressurized tonight. iran says the drone was in