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people are counted. it is really disgraceful. and it's not the founders what they had in mind. >> jesse: text like that not stopping. the trump administration from going forward. attorney general barr said doj has to work around to include the citizenship question. >> yes, we think considering all the options, and constant discussions with the president ever since the supreme court decision came down, and i think over the next day or two, you will see the approach we are taking. i think it does provide a pathway for getting the question on the census. >> jesse: okay, one williams, explained to me why democrats don't want the federal government to have an accurate read on who is in the country? >> juan: we do. i think democrats do very much. i think the constitution says very clearly and the enumeration clause, article 1 commit says clearly that it is an actual count of all the people.

it doesn't say citizens, it says count all the people. because it's for representation of congress and federal. it is an important issue. but once you start changing and playing games, oh, let's count representing the famous blacks, three-phase or don't count the indians, they are not -- they don't pay taxes to indians. no, what we have understood sense for all time is, count all the people. the entire population. >> jesse: but should give you a count of all the people. if you ask the question still. >> juan: know because what happens is and i think -- >> jesse's before we shouldn't s our people, is that what you are saying? >> juan: the impact, jesse it scares people often they think the government will use this appearance before it scares people. >> dana: it's like the argument they are making. >> jesse: at the census is scary. it is somebody going to come and get your grandma and throw her

out? space >> greg: throw up the granny. >> katie: hissed this is really about race maybe we should stop asking people about what their race is on the census which might be more racially prone than asking if a citizen or not. it doesn't have to do with race. so that is the first thing. the second thing, the supreme court when they came down with 5/4 decision they said it was legal for the justice of commerce department to ask the question but they just didn't like the justification for it which for conservatives, the supreme court said it was ridiculous. the legality of the situation. democrats don't want account, an accurate account of illegal immigrants because precisely what you said, juan. the census counts everybody in order to distribute power in washington, d.c. in nancy pelosi is objecting when she says it is trump that when certain voters and actually democrats don't want an accurate count because then it will display how many illegal immigrants are being counted for

democratic leadership and democratic positions in washington, d.c. because most of them live in blue places. but it's not about racism or about making sure people answer the census because they are scared. it is about giving a political power because the census allocates and they want as many people as they can get legal or not. >> juan: wait a second. let me quickly respond to katie. katie it's not about adding but about subtracting. if you count everyone. >> katie: you mean illegal immigrants wouldn't be counted in washington, d.c.? >> juan: in other words, that is what the 14th amendment calls for. >> katie: used to allocate in washington, d.c., when they are not citizens of the country. >> juan: that is your issue but i'm just saying -- and this is why three federal judges have ruled against it. >> katie: no one is saying they won't be counted. let's count them to see what kind of people around the country and doing it by race, citizenship and we are asking

that to make sure that representation in washington, d.c., for american citizens and not for 20 million illegal aliens in the country. >> jesse: i have an interesting poll. >> greg: that would be surprising. >> jesse: two polls met, actually. >> greg: one wasn't enough? >> jesse: the majority of hispanics. >> greg: so if you are against us according to nancy pelosi, you must be racist. if you are against this county which minority or for, you are a hopeless bigot and that is disgusting. first, the opening segment is part of question which is a pile of paper that very few people care about. welcome to a great time to be alive, right? it is not war, it is not pestilence. it's not people dying in the streets. it's about the census. but the big thing here that bugs me and you guys actually argued this quite coherently, it is just the race's mirror. okay? and so counting now is racist.

and is count, he gets an idea for a beer come is that racist? if you are filling out a job application is that racist? any time information asked, is that considered racist? it is so overdone now that it is becoming background noise. and i will make a deal. if we have been with the left of the moratorium on calling people racist i will stop calling people communist and socialist, okay? >> jesse: i can agree to that. >> greg: i know you will come about one minute, pelosi is the seasoned pro that understands working with people in the next thing, she throws on the social justice where your costume. it is like grant putting on school skates to -- her heart wasn't even in it. you could tell she didn't believe it when she was saying it. >> dana: i think there is a reason she wanted to do it because she didn't like the coverage from yesterday. this is about the fact that she

has a feud with aoc and the others. and that was the a block which is clever from a communication standpoint, i know how to turn this around. i will say trump is a racist. that unites with her and she's able to talk about this. i do feel if bill barr had been the attorney general from the beginning, the commerce department would not have made this grew up and they would not be in the legal jam that they are young. he's doing his best to try to figure out way to do this. but they are late to it, and we do need to have a count. i also think it could turn out that there could be some republicans who were kind of worried that you might not count all people and distribute it that way. not because of power in washington but because of money that goes back to the state. if you are in a state that has a lot of people who are here illegally and if they aren't counted but those are people that use the roads, they are on public transit, florida, absolutely. this might not be so partisan when actually gold gets through the wash.

>> juan: let me respond to greg on this race issue because it is explosive. >> greg: you think so? [laughter] >> juan: i think the constitution says you should have people of color and as for you, katie -- 's before are saying it's unconstitutional to ask an illegal immigrant if they are a citizen? >> juan: unconstitutional. >> greg: that is not true! >> juan>> jesse: you need to gok and research. >> juan: the 14th amendment clearly sets and the 14th amendment is the one that brought black into falsetto strewn ship says whole number of people in each state and let met quickly add, there was a top republican donor who sent a member to congress saying, here is how we can in fact dimie impact of nonwhite citizens voting. what do you guys want? >> jesse: or we can accurate

read who is in the country and illegal immigrants. greg says -- >> juan: -- >> greg: i was talking about the use of the race's mirror by nancy pelosi. you think trump is a racist and you wrote a whole book about it. >> juan: that is true but i am telling you that there is a white republican -- >> greg: but you know that is not responding to me. you think but you have no facts. show me facts that trump is a racist. go for it, go for it, start now. >> juan: i don't want to go back to central park. >> greg: he was also a birth or about cruz. >> jesse: arguing about his dad going to canada. born in canada. >> greg: once again, juan is wrong. the title of our new show. far left extremism. >> jesse: greg has got it up

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i'd rather not. ♪ >> greg: one of dana's favorite songs. something weird is happening in the democratic party. i mean more than the usual weird. this is a good weird. the whiny kids have made so much of a racket that the adults are finally waking up. first, bet bob johnson says this about the democrats. "the party in my opinion has moved for me personally too far to the left. and for that reason, i don't have a candidate in this particular party at this time.

i think at the end of the day, if a democrat is going to beat trump, that person he or she is going to have to move to the center. and you can't wait too long to do that." >> greg: he said this about the economy. >> i think the economy is doing an absolutely great. so african-american unemployment is at its lowest level, hispanic unemployment, women, so i give president trump and i have said this before, i give the president a lot of credit for removing the economy and a positive direction that has been a large numbe number of america. >> greg: that sound you hear is cory booker crying. and then there is jeh johnson come obama secretary criticizing his party's candidate for essentially proclaiming to smugglers that we have open borders. wow, where did these guys come from? a maga rally? so i applaud this because right

now the sensible democratic party is in hiding, terrified of the voices and unlikable mess of identities grammars that sympathizers who throw milk shakes for exercise. maybe these two johnsons will lead the way for others to stand up and shout stopping crazy. the bully -- if only people would listen. but right now the democrats are approaching cold status. one that rejects all mainstreaming shrinking in size as they alienate everyone who isn't woken up. for the new left, any deviation from resist makes you complicit and evil just been born to make a racist. but this strategy is for losers meaning if only four people by your tiny little definition or woke that means the remaining 340 million aren't. if you wish to condone -- condemn the unwelcome to say goodbye to all of them. you will be the world's smallest party one that no one wants to attend. you know, dana, if i were a team sport, i would have trashed the johnsons, right? i don't want the dems to list

them. i want them to keep going. and the identity path but i am a good person. i'm almost as good as ed henry. he is donating his liver. i'm donating my thoughts to the democratic party. speak to them before the show, we got an update that ed came through the surgery and did just fine. >> greg: i think my support got him through. >> katie: i cannot wait until he's well enough to laugh again. he will be watching. so the jeh johnson i thought was interesting because he was like stop. when he did it was right after the democratic debate when all but one or two people raised their hand saying they were for decriminalizing crossings at the border. and for president trump, he doesn't have to win all the african-american votes, but if he can increase his merchant just a little bit, that will help. remember, that bo did not turn out as well as for hillary clinton as barack obama. so that is an area where i think

that the republicans can make some gains if they want to focus a little bit. >> greg: jesse, can you name the city that johnson was sand? >> jesse: was it tyree? >> greg: it might be either that or vegas. [laughter] >> jesse: you never know. and something that i said two or three times already if you are a democrat running for president, you can't win the general with socialism and you can't win the primary without it. here is the conundrum, 60% of americans oppose giving health insurance to illegals. 60% oppose eliminating private health care. 60% oppose reparations and overwhelming majority oppose gun sanctuary cities. but the democratic primary left-wing voters support all that stuff. so there is a huge disconnect between mainstream consensus american thinking and democratic primary voters that puts them in a huge blind.

notice how they have tabled the traditional bread and butter, kitchen table issues, like jobs, wages, trade, manufacturing because the trump economy is so hot. and all of the mass of wage growth is taking place amongst the bottom half of wage earners, especially among blacks and hispanics. it is the bottom up recovery as opposed to the obama paiute for coverage mostly from the top. to dana's point, the democrats have not been able to recreate that obama coalition. hillary couldn't do it. they are trying to replicate it again. minorities, young women, millennials, they are just not going to be able to do it. so i just think trump scott this walked down to the max and barring an unforeseen, it is reelection in a landslide. >> greg: you are one of the people that talked about the need for a center lane and stuff like that. the problem is, the people who are supposed to be in the center or wiggling out of it. they should be like the johnson's and say, we want the

center lane. >> jesse: the johnson's. >> greg: the johnson's. we need a band-aid from johnson & johnson. >> juan: i can get them together. i will say, i thought your analysis was pretty good. the conundrum, but the thing is, jesse it's a democratic primary. you have to get the democratic nomination. >> jesse: i know. >> juan: this is no coordination a complaint by hillary clinton if you will recall. you have real factions in the party contesting to see who comes out on top. i think that is healthy but let me just say -- >> greg: has it moved to the left, juan, come on. >> juan: give me a second. i think the young people, greg, are pushing to the left. but guess what, joe biden remains in the league and the democratic race. why is that? the older folks, and guess what, the blacks and hispanic back joe biden. >> greg: i'm toast so tired of guessing. >> juan: may be the party has not moved so far to the left to my mind. the republicans under trump have

moved to the far left. >> juan: i think their politics reflecting what they are experiencing especially in the trump administration where you have families separated. >> greg: separating the families again, katie. >> katie: oh, my gosh, that old thing. this is a reflection of the democrats saying everything under trump is a crisis and therefore nothing is a crisis. when you have people like bob johnson and jeh johnson coming out completely destroys the argument that donald trump is a racist and has to be stopped at all cost regardless of all the other economic factors were policy positions. people like elizabeth warren, i will say, is putting forward a policy position while at the same time going after trump very personally. but when it comes to the politically correct nature and constant accusations of racism, it's like the democrats have not learned a single thing why donald trump one in the first place. >> greg: we are going to move on, shall we? new fall out sect against jeffrey epstein, the latest

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>> dana: trump distancing himself from his past relationship with epstein. speak to dominic >> i knew him like everybody in palm beach knew him. he was a fixture in palm beach. and i had a falling out with him a long time ago. i don't think i've spoken with him for 15 years. i wasn't a fan. >> dana: all of this, bill clinton's ties and clinton says he knows nothing about epstein's terrible crimes and they haven't spoken in ten years. clinton is saying they flew together for code times in a plane 2002 and 2003. and so maybe it was up to 26 or 27. where to begin. let me start with you, jesse about alexander acosta of the secretary of labor. basically defending himself and saying there is new evidence, but investigative reporters are saying, no, you actually had that evidence at the time. before he got a sweet heart deal. no if's and's whereabouts. he is too well-connected and hangs out with princes and

ex-presidents, billionaires so the fix was in. he would not serve any really hard time. it is sad because most people if they did what you did and they would be behind bars many, many years. >> dana: the other thing, juan apparently didn't share of the plea agreement with the victims which is a normal practice. that is another reason there is controversy. >> juan: the victims never got to speak. the way i think of it. you know, that is why, you know whom i don't want this to be interpreted in the way we argue, left, right but when the president doesn't say anything about the people who may have been victimized, you think -- >> dana: bill clinton in his statement didn't say anything either. >> juan: i think they need to understand the damage that was done. i appreciate your point that the young people, the young women hurt never got to have anything to say about what happened with acosta plea deal with epstein. but the point, the big point to be made here is that this is a guy as jesse said, a rich man

with great political connections and guess what? they were protecting, he was protected, i think to buy his rich, powerful friends and those rich, powerful friends according to many reports are now trembling that their names are going to come up in this new york case. >> dana: one of the big mysteries of all of this, greg, how did jeffrey epstein become a millionaire in the first place? he's been asked and nobody knows. >> greg: once it is interesting once you become a billionaire, you are a billionaire. but they don't say how did that happen? all the business journalist kind of miss the story. god knows what they were chasing at the time. obviously, climate change stories in here you have a guy who's got billions and billions of dollars and nobody knows where it came from. but think that this story is not being politicized. everybody has asked him to resign. we knew who he was yesterday right? >> dana: they brought it up several times and he's kind of had nine lives on the issue and

the tenth one though. >> greg: i have to hand it to donald trump. hillary clinton was in the white house, the story would be deeper than jimmy hoffa. the absence made this story possible the same way her absence made the harvey weinstein story possible because she was in the white house. that story would have been spiked like one of bill cosby's drink. >> katie: can you imagine the story with hillary clinton in the white house? the answer was, it would not have come out. but they are asking now for other victims who have been not part of the investigation. >> dana: they said like over 100. >> katie: they are encouraging him now because he's behind bars with federal charges, to come forward with more information. to seek justice for them and the other victims. the political side, there is more pressure, the tenth time essentially he's been able to get away with this. this will not go away overnight. this is not something a controversy today and that the white house can go forward with that won't go away because there

will be a trial. there will be evidence presented now that reporters will be in the court room, all of that will be and we have social media as well. back when the plea deal was struck early on in early 2,000. it will be proliferated everywhere. and acosta will be dragged down into that mess and the administration as well. and i don't think they want that to be part of their legacy. >> dana: i don't know, do we have time to play the other sound bite? james patterson is internationally known best novelist but he wrote a nonfiction book working with three investigators. on the daily briefing this is what he said about the issue whether alex acosta had the evidence at the time. >> in the book, we have the police and reviews of them when they were kids and what happened. and that is devastating. and the police had it all. >> but then you have to presume alex acosta and then the u.s. attorney, now the labor secretary had it too? >> the rumors, for sure, for sure they had the evidence.

that is why the police department was blown away when they heard and they hurt like everybody else, after it was a done deal. they were like, this is impossible. you can't have thrown away all of this. >> dana: do you think a last word to imagine that jeffrey epstein a year abroad having a great time never thought it would come back to haunt him? >> jesse: to the credit of james patterson who had all these documents and disposed it in the "miami herald" who did the investigative reporter and then who filed a lawsuit which released the sealed documents. it is a shame basically the southern district of new york to ask to do something before this came out. >> dana: we will keep on top of it. the next hearing is monday but next, where the next democratic debate could be even wilder than the first one. we have breaking information on that next. ♪ is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink

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♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back. remember cnn bashes donald trump as the reality to be president. well, the network is planning to return 2020 democratic primary into an even bigger circus by hosting a live lottery to pick which candidates will face off against each other in the second debates later this month. cnn is also taking heat for allowing john lament to be one of the moderators. so greg, john women is now the middle-of-the-road news man. and should be asking questions. >> greg: very objective but cnn is morphing into the game show network. they will have bright lights and everything. you know why? i will give you three choices to this metaphor. they are ratings -- ratings are falling faster than a safe in a roadrunner cartoon. hair and a barbershop, clumsy kids on a balance beam. so that is what they are doing.

i have a suggestion to figure out who should be in the debate. they should do a gender reveal and draft wheel of fortune. where a dunk tank like we did on "the five." remember when we did that? >> katie: dana, a life draw july 18th to notify the candidates. >> dana: look, that might be the most fair way to do it. very transparent because remember there was a question about how nbc was going to do it but all the campaigns had a representative they are and nobody complained about it. but the only thing to figure out which group is going to go. but the executive come i think they have the right to do that. >> greg: they should have based on race. have them run. >> jesse: have them run. a 30-yard -. >> dana: how was that based on race? [laughter] >> katie: all right, anyway -- >> greg: we are pulling the race card on you.

>> katie: all right, all right come right, help me out. [laughter] on don lemon being the moderator come i met the guy and he seems like a nice guy. he is an opinion hosed. he's not a straight shooter. and that was appropriated. and i would have to bash anderson cooper. anderson cooper's got to be thinking what the heck. where in my after all of this? >> katie: probably busy with his 20 shows. maybe he's too busy biking. >> jesse: as far as the lottery plus 20% of private time and our prime time audience nearly triples them. their top-rated show is only ranked 25th. they are in deep, deep trouble after the hoaxes have been exposed. so the problem with the lottery is this, it is too consequential of a debate. for the democrats and for the american people to have it left up to chance. they should do with the way they did it last time with the top tier in the bottom tier. it is a good gimmick, but you

risk not having two major dynamics. what if we don't get to see kamala harris in round 2? what if we don't get to see elizabeth warren go up against joe this time because remember she got shut out last time. if you leave it to chance, those two major things wouldn't happen. >> dana: they penned the bottom two. >> katie: they did randomly lose. all right, juan what is the resident democrat think about the way they are handling debate selection? >> juan: number one i am -- i'm amazed how much attention we are getting for cnn. >> katie: are they watching right now? >> juan: i will say this, it is transparent. great, let's see how you choose, right because nbc did it privately. okay so what is wrong? if they see some rating advantage to do it, go for it. i have no problem with it. regardless, this is not the real issue. the real issue is the debate showing up performing well and being prepared. that is what counts.

so to me, this is sideshow and entertainment. >> katie: greg, we will still have two nights on this depending who gets on the first night where the second night. but we will see if we get good candidates going up against each other. they are changing the rules by raising your hand. maybe joe biden won't actually have to look around to see what everybody else is doing. >> greg: i am obviously going through eric swalwell withdrawals. [laughter] >> greg: but i like they brought in the sawyer. jump and come the democratic montgomery burns. he's got all his money in every way that liberal would hate from coal mines to wall street. >> dana: the environment. >> juan: but you are worried though. you can't even tell them apart. >> jesse: you can't say that about these white people. hey, i'm telling you though, they want to impeach him so this will be more tension among

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♪ >> juan: instagram and failing anti-bullying feature aimed at flagging offensive comments. instagram's said this technology to recognize posts that could be hurtful and inappropriate. they will ask "are you sure you want to post this" that gives people time to think it over. under pressure to address or perceived bullying problems ahead of instagram, the company is making the changes even if it means losing users. katie, what do you think?

>> katie: i mean, in theory, it is a good idea because teenagers who are on social media applications, there is an increase in bullying and suicide as a result of bullying on line. and easier to say something on the internet when they are not in front of you into your face then directly to you. but the way that we have seen these companies moderate content is always strange, right? they will take away things that are not offensive or target certain groups of people that are not really bullies. and so, whatever. it is fine, but i just feel like -- >> dana: i think it is good to check on your impulse. i heard this, well, maybe you should think about that. >> greg: we should do that. >> dana: i want to know that jasper is not hate speech. that is the only thing i care about. we went to see come in fact, to pick up on kitty's .60% of teenagers say they have been bullied and we know about the suicides. but the way that they are doing

this is so interesting. it is not that there is someone watching. it is artificial intelligence and so if you right something like the word stupid, ugly, obnoxious, then that is when dana's point says are you sure you want to do this? >> jesse: you can definitely trust big tech. i think everybody does. i find motivates -- motivation by cyber bullying. >> greg: you do. >> jesse: i don't read the comments section but when i do on instagram, facebook it is positive. but twitter it is very mean. and i say to myself, they only hate me because they hate themselves. i tell myself that, but i like it when they make fun of my physical appearance. sometimes they will say josie, you are having a horrible hair day. they will show me a screen graph on "the five." what did i do wrong and the next day i will change my hair a little bit. or the other day, jesse you are really letting yourself go.

you need to use your skin products. so, that is the first season, boom, done. >> dana: the first season? [laughter] >> greg: you have to go to walgreens and sweet at the four seasons. i have to agree with you. i asked you this before, i didn't lose weight but when i started doing redeye and they were calling me a fat, sweaty pig -- which qualifies as bullying, lost 25 pounds. but to your point, this is an algorithm which means designed by people who will be decidedly liberal because they are liberal and social media. so if you say, let's say i right my can't be a friend with a trump supporter because he is a stupid, white racist, that would be fine. but i can't be friends with aoc fan because she is a hateful, racist, sexist ideologue. that will be banned. so bullying will then become in

the eye of the algorithm and imagine this being applied during election. every one of trump's tweets if this was on twitter would be seen as bullying and his entire presence. >> jesse: are you sure you want to send this? >> greg: to every young leftists sees everything as a micro-aggression. >> katie: right. >> greg: so what is saying what's up to a person with shortest micro-aggression. >> juan: there was news today apparently the president can't block certain people on his twitter account. josie, this could be a problem. >> jesse: why is that? >> dana: just mute them. >> greg: . >> greg: i mute you, juan. [laughter] >> juan: by the way, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> greg: that is micro-aggression and you are commenting on her age. what if birthdays make her sad? that was very nice.

>> greg: i apologize for another micro-aggression. >> juan: i can't even say happy birthday. >> greg: know you are assuming there is a move involved with her aging. >> juan: wait a minute -- for segment now. stay with us america. we will be right back. ♪

♪ >> time now for one thing. dana. >> this thursday is a very special day. the eighth anniversary of "the five" and we are going to be celebrated outside on the plaza, so you don't want to miss that show because we have some fun shenanigans happening that day. i also want to wish jesse watters are a happy birthday. very happy birthday! >> thank you! >> there is a cake that has been prepared. just for you. >> wow! >> oh, my god!

>> you've got to be kidding me! >> maddys cake that's where we got this cake. >> is that supposed to be him? >> this is the greatest cake ever! >> that is not you, jessie. >> i'm a little pale, but other than that it's perfect. >> it looks delicious, but you look like a robot version of me. >> a looks more realistic than the other one you got. >> what part of my cake should we eat first? >> where is the one i've been dreaming about? the back of his head. you cut it! >> holding the knife! [laughter] >> johnny, come on. >> take it from the head part. >> what about the throat, johnny, the throat! [laughter] >> so many more. >> a very special text send just to me for you. this is from jesse's mom.

41 and oh what fun, the only text today is about the politics of celebration and the love we have our son. happy birthday, mom and dad. congratulations to "the five"! >> that was very sweet. >> can i have a fork? >> happy birthday! >> no forks. >> get out of the shot. >> maddys cake. >> why my one more thing, here we go. jesse 's office news. it's not just a chair in the office. we have a bonsai tree in the office. here i am, look up beautiful and peaceful it is looking out of the beautiful and busy streets of manhattan. >> are you going to tell people why you got when? >> johnny got me the bonsai tree. he broke it, but we're going to get another one. i thought it looked really nice behind the trump-tucker interview in japan and i wanted one. there's johnny piecing it back together.

what a great guy. >> that was a great one more thing. >> you saw it on tucker's show? >> we were given free trees when we got our new offices and johnny took his varied >> and then it died. >> a tree thief a tree killer. time for this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great normal animals are great ♪ >> all right. i'm in between two jesses. it's a jesse sandwich. it's not an animal. you know what this is? superman putting his super can on jesse's absurd leather -- every now and then i find somebody and force them into jesse's chair. show the picture, you creep! never mind. >> diamond and silk in my chair a lot.

all right. >> all right, so you've heard of gender reveal parties. there are all the rage these days. especially on social media. this one, this one takes the cake. don't look at this, look at this one. that car was supposed to do doughnuts while pumping out blue smoke, indicating that a boy child was on the way, but the blue smoke soon turned black and the car, it blew up! investigators released a video as a warning to folks not to copy this stupid stunt. the driver was find a thousand dollars and had his license suspended for six months. let's hope that future gender reveals aren't so -- >> crazy. >> real quickly, there was a siegel found in the u.k. and it had a very interesting color. look at that. they thought it was a crazy different species of bird. turns out it was a siegel was covered in curry. smelled delicious but he was sent to the wildlife hospital where they washed him and now he's back to his beautiful gray

and white -- >> i prefer to mess orange. very trump-like. >> animals are great! >> set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> bret: jesse, happy birthday, and that cake is creepy. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. breaking news tonight. a few minutes ago a federal judge in new york denied the justice department's intention to put a new legal team to work on the attempt to get a citizenship question on next year's census. it changes the story. bring just minutes ago chief idols correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight from the north lawn with the early assessment of what this means. good evening, john. >> getting to you, brett. it looked like last week after the supreme court ruled that the department was going to give up on the idea of putting a citizenship question on the 2020 census, that was until president trump tweeted that no, that question is going to go on the census. the department of justice decided it was going to put a