>> neil: all right, thank you my friend very, very much. chad in the middle of all of that. we will be monitoring all of that as the battle ensues. that of course, on fox business. much more. here's "the five" ." ♪ >> dana: hello everyone. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." ♪ >> dana: peace talks with the taliban are canceled. trump canceled. trump, pulling the plug after taliban leaders claim responsibility for an attack that killed a u.s. soldier and 11 others. the tally band, responding to the president's move by threatening more americans will die as a result. let's watch. >> is just another example of the president treating foreign

policy look at some kind of game show. >> donald trump is not afraid to walk away from a bad deal. >> this is the worst president when it comes to negotiating. it's more of his erratic behavior that people are tired of. >> i think the president was right to cancel the meeting. i think what he's trying to do is fulfill a campaign promise. >> for the u.s. to meet with the taliban and not have the leader of afghanistan to meet with the taliban am, it's something that's doomed to failure. >> dana: president trump, calling off future talks with the taliban, and defended trying to have them in the first place. >> president trump: they thought that they had to kill people to put themselves in a little better negotiating position. you can't do that. you can't do that with me. that's it as far as i'm concerned. i like the idea of meeting. i've met with a lot of bad people and a lot of good people during the course of the last almost three years. i think meeting is a great thing. i think that meeting with, you know, you're talking about war.

there are meetings with war otherwise wars would never end. you'd have them go on forever. we have a meeting scheduled. it was my idea and it was my idea to terminate it. >> dana: he is the decider. the tele- band was set up for an incredible propaganda opportunity at camp david. they blew it. so their arrogance might have done them in, but maybe that's good. >> a couple of things. the attacks were happening at a pretty steady basis. we were attacking them too. we can move about a thousand people over the last month. i think the taliban was getting a little belligerent. the president said that he wanted to meet with the taliban. they wanted to go have a ceremony, saying, hey, look what i did. the president said, hey i don't want a celebration. i want to look these guys in the eye and see if they are serious about taking the next step. it was his idea to go to camp david. it was pompeo who put the talks

together. they are not ready to talk peac peace. they were already successful. that was the talk in between sessions. clearly they did. >> dana: justly, there are two narratives. this war has gone on too long. we think this is the way forward. the taliban was basically saying, we have run off the united states of america. aren't we great. those two things were never going to be able to remain without colliding at some point. >> jesse: i don't like the symbolism of the taliban coming to camp david. it's hallowed ground. these people are barbaric. they make kim jong un look tame. they personally commit atrocities. they personally do horrible

horrible things. you can't even say them here on television. so to give them that camp david platform i think was a bad idea and i'm glad the president canceled it. we have had bad guys at camp david before. i understand the president wanting to withdraw from afghanistan. all powers eventually fight there and then they leave. we just want to leave on her own terms and i believe his strategists were trying to lock those terms in so they could leave with some sense of accomplishment. but also, not just leave afghanistan for terrorists to reconstitute themselves and make attacks here. want to be a long process and we need to do something to end this war and spent the tens of billions of dollars that we are spending there, have it spent here. >> dana: one of the things, is that they refused to acknowledge that the taliban was responsible

for 9/11. >> juan: we haven't set it, but this week is the anniversar anniversary. i think it's now at 18 years since 9/11. the idea that the president would invite these people, who were the host for the terrorists who attacked to come to this country. i find that incredible. i don't think that was pompeo. it was the president. no. i think you are saying, hey, wait. there were other people putting things together. i think he's the guy. he's the guy. he approved of this idea, which i find -- 's before there was a huge outrage against that. i don't think people also understand that this was not the right time. >> juan: book, i just think there's a huge difference between saying, we are going to put people on trial, versus what we saw here, which is bring them in. >> jesse: i agree. i don't think it was the right place to do it.

i think the american people want us over. i think trump has the right instinct there. but when you stop and think about the idea that you are giving credibility to people for terrorists and they don't even have a deal with the government. their own government. you saw what happened when the soviets pulled back. it just led to chaos and more terrorists taking root there. how can we invite these guys when we are saying to the people who are fleeing the bahamas and the devastation, oh, you can't come here. that's an outrage. >> dana: those are two very different things. i want to ask about the investment and return on investment that we have achieved over the last 18 years. the ability for women and children to be able to go to school and not be afraid for their lives, even though that's not true across the board. and also, to be able to prevent al qaeda from being able to attack us from there. that has paid offense some way.

because if you pull off of afghanistan, you expose the u.s. part of it may be to accept the fight against islamic terrorism would be a multigenerational struggle around the world. better to stay on offense then to retreat to playing defense on america's. far better to have muslim allies on our side. missile attacks do not stop al qaeda. to jesse's point, i know a lot of americans probably went, "oh hell no." >> all the president has to do is say, i'm going to draw down, but i can't pull out, because

that's what happened in iraq. i finish it in 2017. i got asked to become secretary of defense. he said, they told vice president biden and his dignitaries, they said, if you pull out, there's an al qaeda group ready to move in. they pulled out anyway. when the president pulls out, he's not not saying i want to dumb take over the country. that gives us an idea of what's happening on the ground love al qaeda and all the terrorist activities that are going across the pakistan afghani border. if you want to get more allies involved, absolutely. but the president just explained that it's not about afghanistan. it's about a spyglass into the terror networks that are existing and thriving there. we get countless benefits from being there and understanding how they operate. >> jesse: that's an important point is that you were leaving a counter terrorist in there to

launch operations and also gain intelligence. but also, maybe leave some smart people. maybe we could get paid back for all the work. >> juan: 18 years. 18 years we've been there. 18 years, three presidents. i think we've got 2300 americans dead. 3500, if you include the allied forces. i think it's time for us to think about how we handle this, because we are not there to stay forever. >> i know these are two different things, but we've had troops in europe since the end of world war ii. we've had troops in korea since pharmacist armistice in 1963. we don't call those forever war wars. >> dana: gun control, what they're up to and how president trump is responding. we'll have that for you straight-ahead. is a ♪ when you're not able to smile, you become closed off.

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♪ >> jesse: all right, the battle of gun control is starting to heat up again. 2020 democrats demanding action any brand new ad. watch. >> it has become so nominally common that we have kids going to school, wondered if they are going to be physically safe. >> learning about how to duck, cover, hide. >> for fear that there is a massive shooter roaming. that's wrong. that shouldn't happen in a country like ours. >> that's a tragic reality that exists today and it's deep. it's serious. and it's wrong what's going on. >> but that's not all. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, sending out a letter to the president.

by the way, the president loves when people eat demand that he does things. that could happen. trump says today is talking to both parties but wants to also protect the second amendment. we know mitch mcconnell says, i'll put up something that the president wants me to put up. that's the only chance at house of passing. so the president spoke to chris murphy, joe manchin, as well as crisp goons, indirectly or directly. do you think he wants to do something question works because i do. but like he said, he wants to protect the second amendment. the problem is that the people on the democratic side who are running for president or make mg it impossible for anything to get done in the house. that's fine. but the people running for president on the democratic side are talking about assault weapons band and gun confiscation.

first of all, that's never going to pass. the second one would lead to an unconstitutional bloodbath. you are going to have armed federal agents knocking on doors, demanding people hand over their legally purchased rivals question mike that is the exact thing that the founding fathers wrote the second amendment about. to protect us from those democrats, and those democrats are for . the real change should be focused on the local level. he has a new book coming out. i can't even say that on television. he was doing that in school. he was saying to the assistant vice principal, i'm a bad kid. i want to kill. telling teachers to "f" off. he was suspended every other day. he was talking about torturing and killing animals and doing this to people in class grade yet, he was allowed to stay in

the school and nothing was done. both of the types of things you need to focus on. stick a right, and if i was to carry that over, the date and shooter, who was on the kill list. >> what about the violent teen when he turns 18. >> dana: the issue of the buyback. i think the democrats would be smart to stay connected on things that they think the american majority would agree on. that is tightening up some background checks. you even have the governor of texas saying, "all right. i can be for that." >> jesse: you mean tightening up private sales? they go, okay. we've got to register this. that's a problem. register is a problem with

republicans. >> juan: i don't think so. in fact, i was looking at the polls back. 89% of americans believe that we should have background checks. we should close gun sale loopholes, private sale loopholes. i'm telling you that people believe in this. it's not a matter of registration. it's a matter of, we all abide by the same rules if you want to have a gun. its 86%. so it's even a lesser number. that's not the problem. easy access to the guns is a problem. i want to add that you have white evangelicals, people who are gun owners, overwhelmingly support background checks and closing these loopholes. it's unbelievable that the nra says to the president, oh, mr. president, you are going to lose. the president, afraid of losing, says, hey i'm not doing anythin anything. >> do get the sense, koons has been sometimes a critic.

maybe he wants to get something done, or do you think it's just show? >> certainly on expanded background checks, and kids who are exhibiting violence in school, gives the states an opportunity to implement red flag laws. what they are proposing is just grants to the states, to help them implement these laws. there's not a lot of research. it's very dangerous appeared we talked about this on friday in terms of due process. but these democrats, they are in a bind now, because clearly, many of them will not stop until there are assault weapons ban. there are still people in this country who are angry that they didn't get elected in 1994 after the assault weapons ban. there are many democrats who blamed that on them losing

paired one more thing. they are getting boxed in, because now you have these candidates who are calling for gun confiscation. assault weapons. if you read the quote. if you need me to read the quote from kamala harris. >> juan: by the way, do you realize that almost 60% of americans think we should have an assault gun ban? >> one more thing. until they read the way legislation has been written in the past. >> juan: it's literally boxing and president trump. >> it will basically ban handguns, semiautomatic handguns, the way some of this legislation is written. >> the question is if they can get a little, and not a lot, will they go for a little? maybe we will be able to get something done. you saw the stuff on the agenda. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. president trump blasts his latest challenger, hillary clinton. she is back on the campaign

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>> juan: sanford disappeared for days and claimed that he was on the appalachian trail. in reality, he was in argentina with a mistress. the president calls on the three stooges. >> dana: the president has a 90 approval rating. i think that some of these attempts are, where they are futile. we all know that. i do think that when it comes to sanford, he's a guy who has apologized. he has sought forgiveness. he came back and he won a congressional seat. he decided to resign. excuse me. he lost in the primary. but i believe in redemption and grace. i think that there is room in the republican party to talk about this. but i think running against the president is a futile act. >> juan: what we saw over the weekend is very interesting.

we saw that they both canceled their g.o.p. primaries. >> the president answered that today. i don't know if the president sees the irony. i don't think it matters, because these people aren't going anywhere. >> juan: all right. brian, if you think about it though, iowa and new hampshire. >> again, the president is not going to campaign there. he can't wait to get back on the trail. >> you want to see a debate with those three? i couldn't imagine. three people who know they can't win. i don't see that it's even

worthy of talking about for the most part. i think the interesting story is how you compete against the president. sanford is not back yet. i think it's interesting. he says, it's personal. i think it would be very interesting to see if the president can be, they can make some headway on the president by not attacking back. >> can you imagine when they are attacked by the president, if he just keeps it above the water. >> juan: would you watch a debate? >> i won't watch the debate right side of the window. >> i thought it was hilarious that mike sanford, who clearly has an overinflated sense of self, talking about, we need to have a conversation about humility. that was the height of hilarity.

i think he just wants to, this is his addition for southern charm. they need kind of an old tan dude with a lot of time on his hands. >> juan: up next, he may not be running, but hillary clinton, she could have a big impact on 2020. she is reportedly teaming up with elizabeth warren. she is advising warren on how to beat her democratic rival. what you think of that question my >> i think that elizabeth warren is so far left in terms of her policy. she has been in recent weeks, reaching out to the democratic party, saying, i'm a uniter. i'm going to win back the senate for the democrats. she's trying to woo and soothe people's concerns. >> juan: what's the problem with reaching out to someone who

is so popular among democrats? it was like what i think was rocky five. we don't need another rocky. and then we ended up getting one on hbo. i would say this. this is hillary clinton saying, however the winner is, i think please remember i was there in the beginning. >> juan: i thought elizabeth warren was reaching out to hillary clinton. >> i don't know. i mean, what are her big political strategies? she rigged the primaries against bernie. she lost the other primary against obama. she got wiped out by president trump. i want to call her, you know. >> juan: hillary clinton has proven able as a candidate among

black voters and among women voters. i think elizabeth warren would like to get both of them. >> dana: i think this is a sign of strength of elizabeth warren peered she's acting like a candidate. she decided to back hillary clinton in 2016 over bernie sanders, because i think, also, again, she knows that she's got that left side locked up. >> juan: finally, andrew yang, the democratic candidate, a new wave of support. check this out. watch him crowd surf. [cheers and applause] >> juan: jesse, it looks like. >> jesse: at least he has a crowd to surf on. i can't even get 12 people in a room. >> this is not cool. i've been kicked in the head with some vans and some doc martens enough to know that crowd surfing is not okay. >> juan: does this mean that

beto is out of it if andrew yang has all the young people? >> dana: he better enjoy it until he has secret service protection. >> could you believe this? it's outrageous. i think it's very important. if you give everyone a thousand dollars, they will crowd surf you just about everywhere. i would grab him and throw him down the street two. >> juan: all right. environmentalists cracking down on plastic bottles and straws. that's coming up. they want to ban one household appliance. you're going to find out which one when "the five" returns. ♪ ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet.

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listen. first, a scientist, floating this idea. he says people should become cannibals to save the planet. the professor claims eating human flesh is more sustainable than eating meat or dairy. if food sources become scarce in the future. and if taking away plastic bottles and straws is enough, dozens of liberal cities now demand that the gas stove in your kitchen. the plan is part of a larger push by environmentalists to crack down on the use of natural gas and properties across the country. i don't know, brian. >> how rare is it to see a blonde scientist from sweden? here's the thing. i have no idea what you're talking about. i do remember that plane that crashed in the alps. >> jesse: yeah. >> the soccer team. they ate each other. no one sighed, "wow. that was good." i'm thinking to myself, wow. this is a bad, bad move.

>> dana: know. please, let's not do this on friday. there's plenty of other things we can have. on the gas thing, natural gas has helped decrease greenhouse gas emissions in this country so dramatically, compared to coal. i feel like these people don't understand what they're talking about. >> jesse: speaking of, juan, i'm okay with saying your side as flooding the idea of cannibalism. >> juan: i don't think anybody. i mean, let's just give him the benefit of a doubt. we couldn't play the tape, because he wasn't speaking english. i don't know what's going on here. to me, is like a bad joke. i don't know what that is. >> jesse: it's on you guys. >> juan: i think the joke is out on the republicans. the republicans being like, oh, they want to control your straws. they want to control you eating meat. this is not about control. this is about ideas.

>> jesse: i'm sorry. >> juan: i think this is an idea of how we can all live better and how we can decrease the rise of gases that are hurting our climate. >> i'm a vegan. i don't eat animals. friends, not food. but i generally like animals more than i do humans. so i thought about this for a while. i know that you all reading this, at least thought about, "who would i eat?" >> just in general question my >> somebody in your life. family. >> jesse: i think i have the best, you know, body fat ratio. >> juan: you want more fat, not less fat. >> jesse: the marginalization? okay, then maybe start with you, juan. >> natural gas is allowing themselves to get lumped in with

oil. they are starting to advertise that they burn clean. we deserve, americans deserve all the credit for it. we should go ahead and start advertising. >> guess who wants to ban it? >> juan: instead of looking backwards, we should be looking forwards instead . we've got to go forward. the electric stove, for example, you would have less gas emissions. >> dana: 80%. the five you're right. but i think we need to look at innovation, new ideas, rather than saying, republicans have no idea. >> innovation is fracking and natural gas. they have fallen, what, 30% in the last 15 years because of natural gas. bernie sanders wants to ban fracking, but make everybody drive a car that isn't fueled by

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♪ >> welcome back. time for the fastest seven. check out this crazy video on a highway in massachusetts. that's a driver and passenger sleeping while going 60 miles per hour. that comes with an autopilot future. but you are supposed to be awake while you are using it. brian, do you know who's the bigger jerk and the situation? the guy taking a video in a car that doesn't have an autopilot. >> this is something we rarely do. i will say this. i think it's a publicity stunt. there's no way. that's what i thought. you know what, you're right. no one falls asleep like that.

>> there's so many incidents like this happening, because tesla is hungry for more publicity, as if they don't get enough of that from our taxpayer dollars. >> i think, you know, the reason you have a self-driving car is e while you cruise. i don't see anything wrong with that. >> juan: in my car, they have cruise control. whenever they put it on, i am more attentive. i don't want anything wrong to happen. okay, let's say it's true. i tend to agree with dana and brian. but let's say it's true. how reckless, how stupid. why would anybody do this? i wanted even be comfortable enough to fall asleep. >> what would you do? if you thought he was asleep, when you hit the car or

something? >> juan: no, i want to do anything. you might call 911. >> what about the guy driving like this with one hand on his phone. okay, up next, a high school going through extremes to crack down on vaping. educators in alabama taking the doors off of a boys bathroom stall to stop students from secretly smoking e-cigarettes. parents say that it violates privacy. parents want to know why students are getting singled out. is it that big of a problem? >> dana: apparently so. when the first lady is tweeting about your product and saying that she's concerned about the health reports and the dangers of this, then you have a very serious problem as a company. for the school, i guess they are exacerbated. they don't know how to stop this. but i agree with the parents. i don't want to have to be subject to open bathrooms

because of other people's behavior. i really don't. >> jesse: boys need their privacy to, juan. >> juan: i think vaping is extremely dangerous. the nicotine is part of it. young people are thinking, oh, i can do this without consequence. it is just tragic. this is wrong. they say, oh, we are not going to sell it in flavors to the kids, so somebody else is selling it in flavors. >> in michigan, they are selling it. they are doing a study now. take a pause. it's better than smoking. 300 people are dead. other people have these diseases. to me, when they find out how dangerous it is, it will be the least surprising conclusion to a study ever. >> juan: i agree. >> but rather than the parents getting upset about the doors not being on the bathroom stalls, they should do more to

make sure their kids aren't buying them. >> can tell you something, i hear in europe, they are very open. often times, they will keep their doors open when they are in the bathroom and they'll have conversations. >> what are you talking about? >> if you are in europe watching the show, right us. >> jesse: there's not doors in the bathroom stalls in your? >> people are less uptight about going to the bathroom. >> juan: jesse was telling us about the germans the other day. [laughs] >> jesse: i was? i don't even remember when i said that. >> juan: i'm not getting into it because this is a family sho show. >> anything more about vaping? >> jesse: i think it's disgusting. keep the doors close. >> $120,000 accidentally appeared in their bank account.

they went on a wild spending spree, buying a an suv, 24 wheelers, and a car. they are facing felony charges, trying to pay the bank back over $100,000 in overdraft fees. >> jesse: i think, what i do that? for something like this, i would say, no. if you are going to do something that even i want to do, that's pretty bad. >> i think that's a very good standard. >> and the bank tried to contact them for months and they were ignoring. >> dana: i'm glad that the bank did go up to them. i wish that the banks would also help people who are basically the victims of identity theft. because you end up being the person that has to pay all the fees and go through all the paperwork, and the banks don't really go after people that are stealing your identity. so that would be nice. >> jesse: but it was the bank's mistake, so they should go soft on them.

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out of tomorrow's white house meeting on refugees i just want to make sure one thing is on everybody's mind, and that his afghan translators. these are the people who assisted our troops in the middle east, many of them risked their lives to help american soldiers and our civilians that are helping overseas, and the best way we can try to repay their service is by issuing what is called a special immigrant visa and allowing them and their families to come to america. here's a statement from congressman michael waltz, a veteran of the war in afghanistan. he said afghan translators are vital allies in our missions in the middle east. these are people who not only stood and fought with us, they died with us protecting the u.s. unfortunately, translators are far too often victimized and endangered as a result of their service while waiting for their visas. they are very brave men and women, we cannot forget them, just everybody keep that in mind as they have this meeting tomorrow. >> great point. and the pictures. >> indeed. jesse? >> i would like to remind of her body of the bat juan and i made on friday. >> i will buy juan a cheesesteak

and i will say something nice about liz warren. if the eagles won, i get crab cakes and you have to say something nice about donald trump. all right, juan. say something is! >> first i want to say, if they had held that halftime lead -- >> i was worried at halftime, got to admit. >> here you go, these are delicious crab cakes. >> they are the best. >> the best crab cakes. >> you're very lucky. >> i don't know if they are not baltimore crab cakes. the second half of the bat i would say, you know what, even for me, i would say i admire president trump's bullying ability to nickname people. i think there's a certain element of genius and saying lying -- >> marketing. >> it's kind of like a sneaky way of complement to him. >> wait a minute, you don't think he comes up with awful nicknames that stick in her mind? >> i would agree with that. >> you should never bring fish into a studio. crab cakes -- congratulations,

jesse. >> my involves billy bush. he finally got a job again an extra. he paid a huge price for a tape that he did in 2005 with a host of the apprentice, the future president, president trump. it was leaked to destroy his career, they try to get from, they got him. here's what he said today in his interview about his comeback. >> you knew there was a tape? >> everybody did. >> i didn't. >> well, everybody at the network. >> everybody knew about the tape. >> and i was comfortable that it wasn't going to be weaponized. >> is that how you feel it was, weaponized? >> sure. i got taken out, but i wasn't the target. >> he said he changed anyway by 2016, but he paid a bigger price than anybody, you could argue and i hope his comeback is great. he's always been a great guy and he's extrema talented and i hope only the best for him.

>> agreed, me too. all right, juan. >> yesterday was men's day at church, trinity episcopal part in washington, d.c. the men's choir sang and i was asked to deliver the sermon. i spoke about the importance of christian men taking a stand, standing up, i should say, on divisive issues, that was the gospel lesson yesterday, whether those issues are political, racial, or moral. here i am with the chair of a men's group, warren graves, at one of the ministers, reverend michelle hagan. american church attendance, as you know, is down, , and it's especially a sharp drop among men of all ages. here's a friendly work for me, just like exercising her body, guys, just like exercising her mind, it's also critical to be in community with other people and exercise your spirit. >> that's beautiful. i would love to see her sermon if you can send it around. >> i read the collective sermons of the reverend, he's amazing. just watch this, down the south we call this getting the vapors. getting his nails clipped.

this has been on twitter for a few days, three days. 6 million views. >> he's got to get the oscar for the most dramatic actor, best actor in a drama. set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." hey, brett. >> bret: hey, that was a good one. president trump announces peace talks with the taliban dead and afghans prepare for renewed violence. congress returns from vacation with impeachment and gun control at the top of the agenda and an update on the devastation in the bahamas from hurricane dorian. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. tonight president trump says he is through talking peace with the taliban, for now. the president is blaming the terror groups continue targeting back in civilians and u.s. troops in violent attacks for the cancellation of a secret meeting this weekend at camp david. anil