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>> greg: swallow a little bit. talk about a ringing endorsement. please vote for my husband, he's really not that bad. i get it, it is hard to nail trump when everyone has a job and the u.s. economy is humming and peace is breaking out everywhere. what is left? the psychological and hypothetical. first, the psychological. >> restore the soul of the nation battered by an erratic, vicious, bullying president. >> greg: [laughs] because things are going well, the tag is about an emotional feeling toward a president. could you imagine any other country saying please get rid of our leader because he's a big meanie or coach saying joe is taking us to the championship but he's a jerk, so cut him. if this were a good idea, every brilliant mp would be out of work. the dems can't separate transfers narrowly from how well he runs the country. they conflate words with deeds and the real world from the trump show. it saves them from having to come up with anything better, which they lack. there is no big war but if what

-- there is no recession yet but what if there was one? the big rhetorical. it's been on our hypotheticals for three years. out at any moment, unstable trump could lead us somewhere really bad as he leads us to someplace good. as you scan the choices for president, you have to feel bad for the dems. they are playing pin the tail on the donkey in a room full of asses. >> dana: that will hurt. [laughter] >> greg: i don't even know it it means. >> dana: you've never played that western mark pin the tail on the donkey? >> greg: i have but i don't understand the joke i made. they are targeting feelings. >> dana: that's what elections are about. i imagine they chose erratic, vicious, bullying because they were poll tested and focus grouped to death in women are saying these are the things we can't take. the electability argument that his wife was using is that that

is usually motivate primary voters. it might motivate you in a general election if you're like one of the other but a primaries like you want your person. you're going to got there and support them. she's basically saying he's the most electable so vote for him. in his aunt, it is something different. he's trying to push out a character contrast. the other thing is he's the most electable now until warren and sanders, one of them has to go. when that coalesces, then they will also be able to make the electability argument. >> greg: they will mold intimate two-headed socialist monster and they will have 30% so they can actually go in front of biden. >> jesse: i don't even think if you add those two up that it gets to 30. i think it's mid-20s. >> greg: i think it's 35. >> jesse: i would be surprised if it's that high.

i think there are more moderates than there are crazy left-wing socialists. i agree with dana, i think electability and experience are overrated in politics. hillary was the most experienced and she lost. barack obama was the least experience and he won. donald trump was completely on electable and he won. you can throw that out the window. right now the emergent public believes someone that's experienced in washington, d.c., just seems like an insider that's been there their whole life. or someone that's electable like joe is someone that the pundits predict is electable and the pundits are always wrong, except me, of course. biden's big strengths are his association with barack obama and two, he's clinging desperately to that moderate lane by his fingernails. he has been piling up so many gaffes and having a lot of trouble with the small donors and they are trying to cut back his schedule because he's too sleepy. he's not inspiring. he doesn't draw any crowds. lismore and had about 12,000 the

other day. biden i think hasn't cracked 1,000 last couple months. so he's also promised to give health insurance to illegal aliens, eliminate coal and natural gas and raise taxes for the middle class. really, really body blows if you look at a general election. something he's going to have to deal with this winter when spygate is finally exposed, williams. he's going to have to answer, what did he know and went to the noid. if you knew anything at all if he didn't, where was he? >> greg: yeah, williams! >> juan: electability is the number one issue for democrats come out of this any question. cnn had 60% of democrats saying we want someone who's proven in their ability to win against donald trump. i think trump is mad at fox and fox polling -- >> greg: not me, juan. >> katie: you are his new

favorite, greg. >> juan: he is mad at me. and fox poll and we have four people beating him but the key for democrats is can you beat trump? this is interesting he is up right now in the polls. before he ran this ad, he had increased in the cnn poll by seven points, now up to 29%. sanders and warren at like 15 and 14, about 30% of that. the key for me is looking inside the numbers and when you look inside the numbers, what do you see? moderates, old democrats, some of the young folks but really strong number of conservative to moderate democrats who are backing biden. they see him as the alternative to trump. trump is the bully, has the guy who we can see is a nice guy, joe from scranton who can trust and who they think this is going to be a referendum on trump, that he allows it to be a referendum on trump because joe is not objectionable. >> dana: can i mention, also

kamala harris had had that bump and that a c is for julian castro who is now made the debate stage come up to 2%. and you should know he has put forward an animal welfare plan. >> greg: fantastic. >> juan: watching "the five." >> greg: this is a party, it's 2020, 100 years after women getting the right to vote and they're going to coalesce behind a white male born in the 1940s. >> katie: unbelievable. >> greg: that is when the war took place. >> katie: you said electability is important, that's true but it's always miscalculated. romney is an example of someone who beat barack obama. joe biden is not a nice guy. it's a myth that he's a nice player on the field. he's actually pretty brutal when

it comes to things he says on the campaign trail. if you can't get an endorsement from your wife or enthusiastic support and she has to say, hise issue among all voters, it might not be good as anyone else in the field that anyway? they have to talk about why his policies are better for democrats in the country. if they are not going to, elizabeth warren well. >> greg: my prediction is liz. >> jesse: i thought it was kamala. >> greg: liz has the energy. i will change my mind four times for the evening is over. what about you? have you got plans? >> jesse: i don't see how biden gets it. i think warren right now has a lot of momentum. >> juan: the thing about having the wife do it, you want surrogates who can inspire you and uplift you and it's a little bit of desperation.

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>> jesse: the left must be sick and tired of all this winning. after striking out on russian collusion and accusing the president of being racist, some of the media are trying to topple trump by literally cheering for a recession. watch this. >> i have been saying for about two years that i hope we have a recession. >> a recession will be very worth getting rid of donald trump of these policies. >> seeing that we have been an economic expansion for the better part of ten years, it's about time we get a recession so that when the president says this is the best economy ever, it's not. if we did face recession, it would be normal and it would be okay. >> jesse: trump hitting back. >> i think the word recession is a word that's inappropriate because it's just a word that certain people, i'm going to be kind, certain people in the media are trying to build up because they would love to see a recession. we are very far from a

recession. >> jesse: katie, the last two quarters we've had growth, no high gas prices, no bubbles in real estate or attack. low unemployment, strong wages. without saying yield curve, tell me where you think this is coming from. >> katie: i only took a few business classes are not going to throw the yield curve ball you. the very people who are recession hurts others in people who the media and democrats to stand up for they are struggling in a lot of ways because trump and his administration has been able to take away a lot of the arguments democrats have been making on the economy for years. wage increases were stagnant under obama and for a couple years before that. they have gone up. the middle class isn't bolstered. the tax code did affect middle-class families. they are having a hard time going into an election, racism

being thrown of the wall is not working. the economy is something people can gauge no matter who is in office and say are they working to make my life better? that's the argument elizabeth warren is trying to make and it's the argument president trump is trying to make but for people to say that we need recession to get trump out, it's disgusting because it actually hurts people. welfare, it hurts their families. it makes living really difficult. they should be ashamed of themselves. having a recession is like saying there's going to be another sunset tomorrow. of course. we will but hoping for a for political gain is pretty gross. >> jesse: the rest of the country doesn't believe it because consumer confidence is that an all-time high in retail sales and spending among consumers, two-thirds of the economy, very high right now. there's a big disconnect. >> juan: i don't think there's a disconnect at all. wall street is not the media. right now i've had a roller coaster market for the last month or so, especially the last week or so. it's evidence of people who are

in the money making business who think we are on shaky ground in terms of our economic future. >> jesse: i thought this was obama's economy. >> juan: it has been in terms of getting us out -- go >> jesse: but now that it's going down, it is trump's economy. >> juan: trump has tried very hard in terms of saying i cut regulations, cut taxes for the rich. most of that tax cut -- >> katie: "the new york times" did a fact-check on that. >> juan: 25% of the cart went to the 1%. here's the other tell. donald trump is going after the fed. jerome powell. he says it's the fed is the bigger threat to our economy than china. he says we need more tax cuts. i think he says let's think about cutting the payroll tax. he sees that there is trouble coming. he wouldn't be saying these things if he wasn't worried. the anxiety tells you it's not the media, it's wall street and

this is trump. >> jesse: i don't think the president seems worried at all. i think he wants to juice an already hot economy. >> dana: i don't think the media is as powerful with business or some army get out to be. businesses watch the markets. there are things concerning overseas, not necessarily in our country but like germany for example. obviously the trade wars a little bit of a concern. only fundamentals can cause a recession. the media can't cause a recession but i agree that cheering on a recession is not a good look for anybody. the republicans need more for messaging for just that the media wants a recession. i think that's the president talking about tax cuts, it goes right back to where the republicans are very strong and even if nancy pelosi will never allow a vote for tax cuts, for me politically that's why republicans should talk about all the more. the president, the week before the midterm elections in 2018 at a rally said we have a big

middle-class tax cut coming and he promised it. nobody ever talked about it again and now they are starting to talk about it and i think they are seeing what tools do we have come at a payroll tax cut doesn't help the rich. people who are actually working tough jobs, two or three jobs, they are the most bang the -- paying the most payroll taxes. >> greg: for the media, the recession is like beetlejuice. you say it enough times, may be the monster will appear. i kind of disagree with you, dana. i know. no, no, no. you and i both read a very important book called "influence." we know that a lot of the structures in our country are psychologically influenced. the media psychologically influences a lot of things. our markets are affected by optimism and fear. trump has benefited by an

optimistic population. people are excited and they want to invest. if you can mess with optimism, you can mess with the markets. if you can instill fear, instill the idea -- the police, they created this idea that all police created brutality wherever they went. they are doing it with race. everyone is a racist. they can influence our culture. i think they can influence the economy and i think it's selfish. they are doing it because they hate this guy. under president obama, usama bin laden was killed. that was a very proud moment. i didn't say damn it, i wish they hadn't gotten him because i can't stand obama. it's kind of the same thing. i want a bad economy because i hate this guy. it's very selfish. >> jesse: juan is so rich that he can afford to ride out a recession. he's made of money. brand-new details about the days leading up to jeffrey epstein's death.

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katie, does the fact that he was signing a will to days before he died, does that convince you this was suicide? >> katie: i'm not convinced of anything yet. i'm amazed that you can do this kind of business from prison, you can turn over your will and get in touch with all the right people and make sure everything goes smoothly and find all the paperwork. but it does seem more logical that it was a suicide, considering it happened two days before and that he was taken off suicide watch two weeks prior to that. the timeline of events and the pattern of behavior certainly suggests that. however, the lack of other evidence and transparency from the prison, still don't have video of what happened, no witnesses. a lot of that, there's lots of questions about exactly what happened. >> juan: jesse, the legal team says they still have doubts about the suicide conclusion coming from the autopsy. they don't offer any reason. what is going on?

>> jesse: i don't think they have to offer a reason. i think they just have doubts. if standards to knock out a well while you're holed up in confinement. you have nothing else to do except talk to your lawyers. the will porous the money into a trust so in a way it can protect it from lawsuits and things like that. the fine art might be auctioned off. indeed people will get a chance to place a bid -- the clinton oil paintings wearing the lewinsky dress. we will see what a goes for. my main concern, isn't hanged or hung? what is the properties? everybody at the table. >> katie: hanged is reserved for a person. hung is reserved for objects like pictures. >> juan: that's not what -- dana, let's move along. there's lots of talk about

people who are tied into this. she was taking a picture, they are saying it was a set up. you have a man who was a model scout in france. questions about his behavior and what he was doing, even possibly sending young women to epstein in this country. do people all tied into this case think they are scot-free? >> dana: i think they are probably very worried because while epstein was alive, there was a possibility that they could talk about him. the focus, now that he's past, your people under the bright spotlight of the u.s. attorney's office or the federal prosecutor saying we are not going to give up on this which means -- they are embarrassed. epstein was under their charge, under the bureau of prisons. he's no longer here so the victims can't have their day in court. he can't have a day in court, he

can't defend himself. it's a $500 million state with all these lawyers and these things. i don't know if there's going to be a victims compensation fund and i'm skeptical about the well. he was supposedly, even though we don't know where his money came from, a financial planner. he was somebody who was advising people on finances. i would like to know what his will said before the world that he signed on that day. if you are that wealthy, i'm assuming you have some sort of will, some sort of financial plan and he didn't have that. how he changed it for the last minute is curious to me. >> juan: greg, the prosecutor say they're going to continue the investigation despite the death. do you trust that? >> greg: i think i'm interested in the people that were accused by the primary accuser, virginia -- these powerful men. she has litigation privileges.

any accusations made are immune from defamation actions which is interesting. what are you doing that case? they have to be accused in public in order for you to be able to sue them. i am interested in that because those are some pretty serious charges. nobody is really talking about that other than the people denying it. >> juan: they cannot sue for defamation? >> greg: it has to be done in public, it has to be a public slander, not court proceedings. >> katie: you're talking about other men. >> greg: the people that were named. >> juan: they say nothing happened. but they can't sue her. >> greg: no, unless she slanders -- if she accuses them publicly. i'm not a legal expert. how did i get here? it is hanged. >> juan: do you think the fans are going to pursue this or do you think it's going to blow away? >> greg: it is about a will.

william jefferson clinton. >> dana: where there is a well well. >> jesse: the reason he may not have planned an extensive well is because he didn't have wife or children. >> dana: i don't know. the whole thing about wealth management is not figuring out a way to deal with taxes. >> juan: remember what you said. we don't know how he got his money. it's a puzzle. this guy out in ohio, how can you say yeah, i meant to mention he stole millions for me. how does that happen? >> katie: to your question about federal prosecutors, they have been pursuing this because they went to the island and got more evidence, even though there's questions. the victims that were the lawsuits filed before epstein died got the phone call that the indictment had been dismissed because when the person dies the indictment is dismissed.

on jeffrey epstein. will bring charges and prosecution but you have to remember how long this took for them to get jeffrey epstein on indictment. the bar for a proof is high. >> juan: give me a date. >> katie: i can't. >> dana: could be a really long time. one of the things some of the lawyers are recommending, likely had in the recent past, victims compensation fund but that means people have to agree to be part of it. it could take forever. >> juan: i was hoping that you would get a case, as greg was saying, you could have everything in court. everyone can say this is transparent. it doesn't seem to be the case. doesn't seem like that's anywhere near taking place. i think politically, jesse, this is not about anyone party but it could damage people in charge. you know which administration is in charge in the moment. >> greg: yeah, better scrub

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♪ >> katie: a popular trend among teens flame supporting almost 100 people in the hospital. some patients saying the vaping gave them severe respiratory problems. doctors haven't been able to figure out the specific cause. the cdc is getting involved to investigate the potential link between electronic cigarettes and these mysterious lung diseases. these symptoms from shortness of

breath to extreme examples like this. >> it felt like i was genuinely having a heart attack. like i was having a heart attack. i freaked out. they said your long has collapsed. you have to go to surgery. >> katie: greg, these are people who vaped but they are not conclusive on whether vaping is the cause of the symptoms. >> greg: it could be the type of product they are using. it could be the thc. the media loves to find something and go "disturbing trend. we have to remember that it bears repeating that if vaping existed 50 years ago, a lot of our relatives would be alive right now because vaping is nicotine without the tar. it's the tar that kills people. people get injured from airbags, right? but your big save lives. you have to weigh the benefits of the risks. vaping is pretty new so maybe they will find out there is stuff is wrong with it. i would like to think this is

saving lives and i think -- it got me to quit smoking. i moved on to vaping. i don't even smoke anymore. i don't even vaped anymore. basically i sit by myself. [laughter] >> katie: teenagers are using this not to quit smoking. >> dana: a lot of the cases where there's been problems have been younger people like the young man we just heard from. i don't know about his case in particular but some are adding into the vape or thc, things they are not sure what it is, could be an allergy to those products and those things. what i'm concerned about is adults should not be barred from being able to buy a product like this because teenagers abuse it. >> greg: yes! >> dana: it's not the way we should do things. >> katie: do we need more government regulation on juul

and other e-cigarettes? >> jesse: they are probably going to say don't target kids with emotional flavors. >> dana: they already did this this. >> jesse: i act like 18 because i skipped smoking cigarettes and i went straight to juul and then i kicked it. greg is right, it's much better than actual tobacco. that stuff will kill you. it's not good for you. they don't think it's great for you. but as studies will show probably in ten years, couldn't be that good for your lungs. >> katie: the cdc is looking into it, working with a number of local health departments. the fda is also investigating, 127 reports of seizures after vaping. when big companies selling these products that people under 18 can buy, oftentimes as we know washington, d.c., comes knocking on the door. do you think they are going to

be holding hearings about some of these things? >> juan: of course. juul has already backed off the flavored smoke, especially for kids. they say it's like candy. it's fun. juul no longer sells those but other people have come into the marketplace to sell those smokes. my retort to everything you're saying is it still contains nicotine which is highly addictive. >> greg: so is love, juan. >> juan: tell marianne about this. it may be you think it's less dangerous than smoking a cigarette but it doesn't mean it's not dangerous. >> greg: weigh less. >> juan: certainly doesn't mean it's not addictive. they marketed as a safe alternative. in my mind, that's nonsense. it's a way to draw people, get them hooked. >> greg: blaming the juuls.

>> juan: the family jewels. [laughter] >> greg: this is the consequence of freedom. we know if we inhibit freedom it's going to have the opposite effect. people like to smoke cigarettes when you were told you couldn't smoke cigarettes and the drug war hasn't done anything other than jail people seeking relief. what are we going to do? tell your kids to knock it off and they're going to do it? i think what the doctor said that i thought was interesting was when he talked about, because the behavior is spreading, you're going to find more people than are allergic to it. so all of a sudden, peanut butter, everyone is allergic to it. sometimes better technology gets a bum rap. why do we have blimps but not zeppelins? the hindenburg, no more zeppelins. one is helium and one is hydrogen.

>> juan: i smoke cigars. we still have these things, gre greg. the thing is when you say to a kid cigarettes are not hip. they are in movies. but it's bad for your help. then being told that juul isn't as bad. >> greg: those aren't as bad. >> dana: pure pressure is something, i feel i'm not susceptibles to celebrity endorsements or comments but young people can be end of some celebrities that these young people admire say you look dumb when you do that, i wouldn't vape. >> greg: i remember a commercial. >> jesse: one is a celebrity and if he says no smoking, we should listen. >> greg: but he smokes cigars. >> katie: live and let live. up next, the most annoying thing coworkers do to get on your nerves. i don't keep track of regrets.

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>> dana: every office has one, a chatty coworker who doesn't realize or care how busy you are. they keep talking about their weekend more favorite tv shows. "the bachelor." scientific research says if this sets you off, you're not alone. a study says people find over talkative coworkers to be the biggest workplace distraction. greg, do you have an experience with this? >> greg: we often complain about smokers but at least smokers go outside the building and don't bother you. >> dana: because they have been banished. >> greg: it's not about talking about work. we are in these open plan situations, and i have office privilege. we all have offices. there's an open plan for everybody. work talk assimilates into the environment. it tunes out. you don't hear it when people are talking. it's the nonwork conversations they get into your heart and soul and make you murderous inside. it doesn't assimilate. you are working in the person

next year is going oh, i got a rescue dog. oh. you have to see pictures of my rescue dog. >> juan: talking about the person next year? a >> dana: in general. >> greg: i'm using examples of people i don't -- they don't work her anymore. going to see some band. >> jesse: this is someone on my staff who sits outside greg's office. >> greg: terrible! >> jesse: you have been talking about this for two weeks. >> greg: you are so bad. >> jesse: someone has been driving greg crazy. maybe there's a concert he or she went to. everybody knows about it. do i have to discipline this person? because greg is annoyed. or do i like the fact that greg is annoyed and gives us good content? >> greg: i can't believe you did that. >> dana: regardless of that -- >> jesse: you did it. >> dana: open plans are not good. if you have an over talkative coworker and they are negative, negative about the company, you

have to separate yourself from that. >> katie: definitely. if you don't respond, they notice but if you do respond, he can make you look bad. you shouldn't engage. the open concept thing, good idea for everyone to be talking to each other. every survey they take about open concepts, everybody hates it because they can't get any work done. it's distracting. >> dana: everybody gets in office. >> juan: i do like it. i have a t-shirt. i have t-shirts, it said "cool story, bro." i was -- in response to what i'm hearing, we are not robots. >> greg: are you sure? >> juan: i hope not, gregory. ideas come from good conversations. i want to know if jesse is having an issue so i can say well, jesse's going to be in the pits today. >> dana: jesse has no issues. >> greg: you never come down

and talk to me, juan. >> juan: awesome gossip -- office gossip is currency. it's very important that we know what's going on. >> dana: the worst thing about open plans, email notifications. ding, ding. you're at your computer. >> jesse: dana, you have a nice corner office separated from everybody else. you don't hear a lot of digging. >> greg: i like to close my door and have fictitious, loud threatening conversations on my phone that everyone can hear and then ended with "good day talking to you, mr. murdock." i walked out and everyone is changing. >> jesse: what did you take before the show? >> dana: "one more thing" is up next. i've always been amazed by what's next.

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he had no idea what was coming. this is incredible because mcneil had stepped in water, had keys in one hand on an umbrella and a cell phone in his pocket. it could have brought the lightning current right to him. 12 people, 12 americans have died from lightning since may. most of the men. romulus as he was saved by an angel and after watching that, i think he's right. >> greg: all right, jesse. >> jesse: do you consider diving a sport? >> greg: knoll. >> jesse: what about belly flopping? it is a sport in norway. check out these guys here. oh! hold the position that exposes yourself. and then at the last second.

i've never tried it and never will try it except maybe tonight on hannity if i fly off big time but i never do. >> dana: we should buy norway. >> jesse: we should. >> katie: as a diver for many years, i will say it's a sport. >> greg: katie, take it out. >> katie: there is a family in california who had an unexpected visitor at their house. greg, avoid this. a black bear looking for a midnight snack in the family kitchen in california north of lake tahoe. the teenagers heard the refrigerator beeping. they went downstairs and saw the bear rummaging around. they called the cops and the local sheriff's department stopped by to let the bear out and took a picture with the boys. pretty crazy bears can get in your house. growing up, there was a bear in our neighborhood. he went through the doggy door and he was eating the dog food.

>> juan: did they open the fridge? >> katie: he did. he could smell it. they are smart. >> greg: that was exciting. we end with a bear and we lead to a bear. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." >> bears are smart. welcome to washington, and bret baier. national rifle association says president trump has told the top official universal background checks for potential gun purchasers are off the table. that news coming shortly after the president held court on a wide array of topics, including gun control. chief white house correspondent john roberts was at the impromptu press conference. >> almost a full blown press conference. we were in the oval office for about half an hour. one of the questions that i have for the president, he seemed to back off on his earlier support following the el paso and dayton shootings for enhanced background checks, perhaps not universal background checks but at least closings