certain blue states to get back into gear. people are going to stand for it. they want to get back. they're not going to stand for it. they want our country open. i want our country open. i want it open safely. don't forget, people are dying the other route. you can go with the enclosed route. everything closed up, you're in your house not allowed to move. people are dying with that too. you look at drug addiction. you look at suicides. look at some of the things that are taking place. people are dying that way too. you can make the case it's an even greater numbers. some would say it's a situation that some people and i've noticed that some states could be moving to more quickly. at the same time, safety. safety is paramount. people are dying in the lockdown position too. everybody understands that. they are just starting to find out. look at what's going on with drugs and loo look at what's

happening with suicides. please go ahead. >> reporter: mr. president, americans have been self-quarantining for several months now. social distancing. yet we are still seeing about 20,000 new cases a day. 1,000 to 2,000 deaths. is there anything else the administration is planning to do to get these new cases under control? we seem to be on a plateau. >> president trump: the numbers are way down from what they were two weeks ago. the numbers are really coming down. very substantially. this weekend was one of the lowest we've had. the numbers are coming down very rapidly. all throughout the country by the way. there may be one exception. all throughout the country the numbers are coming down or trickle rapidly. i think you see that, admiral. >> reporter: 130,000 cases through august. do you agree with those models? is that your expectation?

>> president trump: the models haven't been exactly accurate. they are done by think tanks and universities. some of the models have been way off. a few of the models have been accurate. as far as the models are concerned, you go by the model, we were going to lose 2.2 million people. and because we took, we mitigated. we did things that were very tough for our country to do frankly. we had to turn off our whole magnificent economy. we had to turn down the whole country. the lowest of all the models. if you look at, i guess 120,000 people would be the low side. there is nothing low. nothing low. one is too many people and i sang all the time. one person to lose for this is too many people. it's a disgrace what happened. but if you look at the models, we are at the lowest of those projections. but the models are not models done necessarily by the white house.

they are done by many people all over the world. if you take the most respected of those people, many of those models are wrong, i mean, they've been wrong as far as the u.s. is concerned because those numbers are nowhere near what was projected potentially. >> reporter: expectation about the death toll is going to look like by the summer. >> you know what, i don't want to think about it even. i know we are doing everything we can. we are doing a good job. we are acting early. we acted early and keeping china out of our country and banning people from china coming at other than our citizens which we obviously had it taken. they were quarantined, watched carefully. we had about 40,000 people coming in from china, from asia. we had to obviously take the people. can you imagine, if we said you're a u.s. citizen. we're not going to take you. that doesn't work. i was with ron desantis. he said they put literally the people who came from china in

quarantine for a substantial period of time. that was a big decision. i think we saved hundreds of thousands of lives by acting very early. when i did this, i think the admiral can say, everybody was against my doing it, everybody, everybody was. the professionals, the doctors. i was pretty much by myself on that one. it was a lucky thing we did it because we saved hundreds of thousands of lives. please, go ahead. >> reporter: thank you, mr. president. earlier today the vice president urged governors to have their nursing home residents tested. why not just mandate that? why not require it? have you considered that? >> president trump: i would certainly consider that. i would mandate it if you'd like. i think it's important to do and i think frankly some of the governors were very lax with respect to nursing homes. it was obvious right from the beginning. the state of washington where 26 or 20 people died very early on,

and i would've said nursing homes and i did say nursing homes. many of the states aren't doing that. i think all of the states, they have the capacity to do it. they should be doing nursing homes. that's of real vulnerability. >> the two staffers that were announced last week is testing positive, are you aware of any additional white house staff? >> president trump: no, not at all. i'm only aware of people who thought them were tested. the tests were negative. and they are quarantining anyw anyway. please go ahead. >> reporter: i wanted to ask, are you now or are you considering separating some more with vice president pence as a precautionary measure? >> president trump: well, first of all, the job he's done on task force, the job he's done frankly is the vice president of the united states has been outstanding. he's a warrior too, just like

doctors and nurses. i mean, he's working so hard and he's coming into contact with a lot of people. but again, he tested negative. we have to understand that. but he comes into contact with a lot of people. it's something probably during this quarantine period will probably talk about. i have not seen them since then. but i would say that he will come here and i will be talking about that. yeah, we can talk on the phone. >> reporter: for the admiral, the president just said that dr. fauci, dr. hahn have tested negative. why do they need to be isolated? is there some concern that they could be spreading the virus in summary, is there a concern about that testing? why do they need to isolate? >> this is a fundamental concept and i'm happy that you brought it up. it underlies a lot of the questions. if you test negative at that one point, it just means you tested negative for that point in time. we know that the incubation

period back for this virus can be many days. so the cdc guidelines really say if you're in close contact, just testing negative on that one day doesn't mean you won't be positive later on. so the prudent and recommended thing to do is to solve isolate yourself for the entire period of incubation and really then some. that's what they are doing. it's a precautionary measure because they were negative. we hope they remain negative. if they turned positive in a day or two or became symptomatic, that's still possible, even with a negative test. >> president trump: go ahead, phil. >> reporter: mr. president, in one of your mother's day tweets you appeared to accuse president obama of the biggest political crime in american history, those are your words. what crime exactly are you accusing president obama of committing into you believe the justice department should prosecute him? >> president trump: obama gate. it's been going on for a long time.

going out from before i got elected. it's a disgrace that it happened and if you look at what's going on and if you look at now come all this information that's being released and from what i understand it's only the beginning. some terrible things happened, and it should never be allowed to happen in our country again. you'll be saying what's going on over the next, over the coming weeks. i wish she would write honestly about it but unfortunately you choose not to do so. john, please. >> reporter: what is the crime exactly? >> president trump: you know what the crime is. the crime the crematory office to everybody you just have to read the newspapers, except yours. >> reporter: if i can get clarification. the numbers of tests have been going up. you said twice that every american was attesting that a test. that's not the case. 1.9 million tests per day is far short of every american that wants to test. >> president trump: i will say just from listening and hearing what you do, what we all do, not

everybody should get a test because they have to have certain things. they are going to know when they're not feeling right. those of the people it will be getting the test. admiral, i will you take it from there. >> everybody who needs a test can get a test. we have plenty of tests. right now in america anybody who needs a test get a test in america, with the numbers we have. if you're symptomatic with a respiratory illness, that's an indication for a test and you can get a test. if you need to be contact tracing, you can get a test. and we hope -- not hope, we are starting to have asymptomatic surveillance which is very important. again, that's over 3 million tests per week. that is sufficient for everyone who needs a test, symptomatic, contact tracing. into our best protections the asymptomatic kind of surveillance we need to get that, and that's the way it is. remember, i work at hhs.

i work there every day. i don't get tested every day. i get monitored for my symptoms. do i have symptoms? i wear a mask when i go in. that is a safe work environment for the environment we have. if i became symptomatic, i would get a test. if it were positive, i would isolate and there would be contact tracing to stop it just the way it was done here. if i'm not symptomatically, i do the precautions, as everyone has recommended in phase one, and that's the essence of safely opening america. >> president trump: john, the numbers are coming way down in the coming down rapidly and that's a beautiful thing to see. that's pretty much universally all across the country. they're coming down very rapidly. very important. please go ahead. >> reporter: for the admiral, americans who are going back work shouldn't expect and shouldn't need, shouldn't want to have the same thing that people coming to work here at the white house avenue, which is the ability to get tested regularly regardless of sympto

symptoms. >> let me clarify. people who come into close contact with the president get tested on regular basis. if i were not in close contact with the president specifically, i would not get tested, like most people here do not get tested. it's a very specific circumstance. when i work at hhs, i go there, i don't get tested. i do the exact thing that we ask americans to do. monitor your symptoms. if you are symptomatic, self isolate, get tested. one of our community based testing sites, your hospital. there is even at home testing that's been authorized. and cooperate, that if you need to be contact raised, be contact tracing cooperate with your local public health. not everybody who walks in here gets tested every time they do. if you're symptomatic here at hhs, at a meat-packing plant, at a school, you need to get tested. >> president trump: the meat packing plants are doing very well, great testing around those plans and were finding out who

are the problem and they are being quarantined and the meat-packing is moving along very nicely. but they were trouble spots. they were hot zones definitely. you know one thing i think it's very important, just to finish. we have now, nobody says it. they just don't want to write it. by far, more tests than any other country in the world. not even a contest. the quality of our test since the best anywhere in the world. that's very important to say. >> reporter: to make sure i understand the white house's position, are you saying that right now you feel there's enough testing, adequate testing across the united states. do you feel it needs to be ramped up and by how much if so? >> i think we have been clear all along that we believe in the data indicate we have enough testing to do the phase one gradual reopening that has been supported in the president's plan and the task force's plan. it has to be a phased reopening.

nobody is saying turn the light switch on and everyone go. then it would be really impossible to control the spread of the virus. you know, there are many, many models out there. the rockefeller foundation published their recommendations about 3 million tests per week. that's exactly what we're doing. if you look at our agent-based models, it's far below that. if you take these center at harvard and correct their missed assumptions, the sensitivity of the tests in the mitigation process and how many people get hospitalized, you get about that number. now, i'm not going to come here and say we can absolutely swear, god's truth, that this is the number we need. but we know we have enough to open and we are going to be very careful. our surveillance programs, and with the data coming into inform us even further. >> let me add a little bit to that. most days i don't come to the white house to work. i go to fema or hhs. let me talk you through the

protocols. i would never get tested if i wasn't coming to the white house. every day when we come in we get our temperature taken and we get asked questions about if we have symptoms. if you don't, then you enter the workplace. there is hand sanitizer all over the place, and rooms made for conference rooms they put pieces of paper that say don't sit -- every other or every third seat to separate people. there's a lot of precautions that we are taking in the federal government separate from testing of those other precautions that the agency, admiral giroir and i are working on every day. >> president trump: if people want to get tested, they get tested. we have the greatest capacity in the world, not even close. if people want to get tested they get tested but for the most part they shouldn't want to get tested. there is no reason. they feel good. they don't have sniffles. they don't have sore throats. they don't have any problem. if they do feel there's something happening, they have the absolute easy -- in fact, ron desantis of florida, the governor, doing a fantastic job in florida.

he said he's got a little bit of the opposite problem he's got so much testing that people sit around and wait for mabel to come in. they have an over capacity. there are numerous other states. that's a good problem, not a bad problem. >> reporter: you have said many times that the u.s. is doing far better than any other country when it comes to testing. why does that matter? why is it global competition to you if every day americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day? >> president trump: well, they're losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's a question you should ask china. don't ask me. ask china that question, okay. we asked them that question, you make it a very unusual answer. behind you please. >> reporter: sir, why are you saying that to me specifically. >> president trump: i'm not saying it specifically to

anybody. i'm saying that to anyone who would ask a nasty question like that. >> reporter: it's not a nasty question. >> president trump: anyone else? in the back. >> reporter: i have two questions. >> president trump: next. >> reporter: you called on me. >> president trump: you didn't respond. >> reporter: i just wanted to let my colleagues -- >> president trump: ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> dana: welcome to "the five," busy day of news. white house wrapping up a news conference on testing as more states began to open up. president trump saying every state now has the capacity to do the amount of testing that south korea did. it comes as coronavirus concerns have hit the white house. staffers that are being asked to wear masks in the west wing unless they are at their desks. two white house employees tested positive, forcing some top

officials like dr. anthony fauci into a modified quarantine. the president reacting a moment ago. >> president trump: i don't think the system broke down at all. one person tested positive, surprisingly. because the previous day tested negative. three people that were in contact, relative contact, who i believe they've all tested totally negative. but they are going to for period of time self isolate. it's not breaking down. >> dana: i'm here with all of my friends at "the five." let me see if i can see them. i have jesse, greg, juan. greg, let me start with you. thoughts about that and testing. we talked about this for five weeks ago saying what's the deal on testing? we got more answers today. >> greg: one of the confusing things and we have said this before. all good things could happen sooner. why wasn't this happening sooner? i don't think it's possible. we keep hearing so many things

about testing and then we just don't see it. we don't understand it. it's one of those things. i don't know if it's going to play that big of a role right now and getting us back to work, because it's so confusing. i do find the binary nature of this debate right now to be somewhat arbitrary. if trump had actually been screaming for an indefinite shutdown, i believe the other side would say you are destroying the economy and you're targeting the poor in the week. but because he wants to open the economy, you get the reverse. you could easily flip the script. all you have to do is take trump to the opposite narrative and have everyone take the opposite point of view. i go back to this all the time, people need to understand risk. i pretend that i have a risk risk-ometer and it beeps the closest i get to death. when i step in the tub, it

beeps. when i step out, it stops. when you're passing a truck on a narrow road it beeps high. every decision in your life has some sort of rest. adults manage risk. that's all we do. children can't manage risk. it's why they need supervision. we do not need supervision. what we need is our brain to be a risk-ometer to think about how we reduce risks in all areas of life. illnesses that do not have a vaccine for a long time. maybe tess will have false positives and false negatives. maybe the tests won't be -- they just won't be there for you. you have to manage your risk. we are adults. >> dana: right. jesse, there's so many different types of tests. antibody tests. have the vice president's press secretary testing negative one day and positive the next. there's a lot of things we don't know. the media today at the

white house, they were very, very interested about white house precautions about not wearing masks if you're in the west wing unless you're at your desk. and the ability for people that are near the president, something they made clear, you're getting tested regularly if you are in contact or near the president which makes sense to me. >> jesse: these reporters are so dumb and nasty. they're acting like they're president of the united states is just some average guy who doesn't need extra protection. if you're 25 years old and you live in idaho and it's time to go back to work at the restaurant and you're perfectly healthy, you don't need a test. but if you're going to the white house and interacting with the commander in chief, you're probably going to need a test. they are acting like it's a scandal of people around the most powerful man in the world get a test. people that may be have to go back to work in a county with one case don't need it. there's a huge difference.

like greg said, they are trying to scandalize something that's just not necessary. the federal government hasn't been perfect on testing, i would admit that. but what has the federal government ever been perfect at? we wage war and collect taxes really, really well. other than that, it's usually kind of mediocre. this is a state thing. private labs are going to do this stuff. the former president came out and he couldn't build a website that worked in two years, now he's criticizing the president now for not testing 300 million americans in two months? it's insane. they can't even count how many illegal immigrants are in this country. they can't even do an accurate census. they can't give health care to veterans. and now you're saying everyone has to get tested day after day? it's impossible. >> dana: dagen, do you hear from businesses that they want more testing in order to get

people back? is that some sort of condition they are looking for? >> dagen: you hear a lot of businesses that just want to reopen and their employees are hankering to get back to work and get back on the job because there is valuable and reward for working in getting this economy back on its feet. to greg's point in terms of risk assessment, what people on the ground understand, business owners understand, the risk of keeping these businesses closed for an extended period of time. they see grocery stores. the cvs is open. home depot is open. they are crowded. they are like, why can't i get back to work? if we use the same precautions, because the result, the risk is incomprehensible. misery, poverty, and even death if we keep these businesses shut down which we will end up in a great depression. on the ground you see already

factories closing for good. the lenox china factory in north carolina is closing for good. restaurants of the been open for decades, closing for good. we cannot afford to lose these jobs forever. that's the risk that everybody understands. >> dana: it was sad to see that one business owner in utah, spray paint on a supply would "we give up" because they are not able to keep it open. they're going to close the business for good. maybe last word from you, juan, about there is the idea that mom-and-pop shops are saying if you can shop at walmart, why couldn't you also shop in my store which will help us keep open? >> juan: i think everybody wants to get back to work, dana. i think the situation at the white house that we've all been discussing is a concern because if it's the case that at the white house where everyone gets tested because they are trying to protect the president can't

get the virus under control and you see more and more people coming down with it. they vice president having to isolate and all that. dr. fauci himself. then i think people think gee, what's going on specifically with the testing out here? what does it mean in terms of us moving forward? again, it's the idea and i think it's unsettling that the white house which should have all the ability to take these precautions and remain safe is it self struggling at this moment. as you know from the west wing, the west wing is tight quarters. most offices in this country are tight quarters, it's not like a walmart or cvs where you can walk away from somebody. >> dana: the west wing, i was there. it's not like people are working on top of each other. it's a small space but there's also not that many people that actually worked in the west wing itself and very few people allowed in and out. >> greg: to be fair, dana, you are very tiny.

so it seemed large see you. for everybody else, of a normal size, it's very tiny. >> dana: story of my life, you're right, good point. the battle of the president, you heard a little bit of it there in the press conference. former president obama blasting the doj to drop the flynn case and now president trump is responding. we will have more.

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in his response. >> obama gate. it's been going on for a long time. it's been going on before i even got elected and it's a disgrace that it happened and if you look at what's going on and if you look at now, all of this information is being released from what i understand it's only the beginning. some terrible things happened and it should never be allowed to happen in our country again. >> dagen: jesse, take it away. >> jesse: i mean, this guy has got some nerve, barack obama. when you have evidence that they planted evidence. they hid evidence. they concocted evidence against the trump campaign. this was a frame job from the very beginning. there was never evidence of collusion except all the obama intelligence officials went on tv and said that there was collusion. yet under oath they said they sought no evidence of collusion. and then you have barack obama in the oval office basically telling the doj and the fbi don't tell the incoming president about what we have

been doing. keep it secret. telling his holdovers to do that. this is like internal affairs catching dirty cops. and then everybody's mad at internal affairs. this was a corrupt presidency. remember in 2012 they tried to cheat in the election with the irs targeting and they cheated in 2016 and now they're caught red-handed and they need to pay a price. >> dagen: juan, why would the former president belly flop in the middle of this? >> juan: because i think people are so concerned, dagen, about the idea that our justice system, a country based on laws is now all about politics. i mean, in the flynn case, stop and think for a second. flynn's new lawyer, very smart. because they are talking to an audience of one and they know that one person has a ba in his bonnet about president obama.

so says immediately president obama was keeping an eye on mike flynn. and he goes and he says well, it's obama gait. in fact, you know -- >> jesse: sally yates said it. >> juan: flynn was doing things like trying to help a critic of the turkish government out of the country as part of an illegal lobbying operation. flynn was seen in russia with vladimir putin. >> dagen: that wasn't the charge. >> juan: flynn is a guy who was talking to ambassador kislyak about sanctions on russia for interfering in the 2016 campai campaign. this is why obama was aware. >> dagen: greg, let me .1 thing out. in the audiotape, president obama refers to perjury. that wasn't even the charge against michael flynn. he is a lawyer and he didn't know it. >> greg: the irony is that the

role collusion and conspiracy with people seeking out the collusion and the conspiracy. i understand how they can't see it. a person cannot see that they are committing conspiracy or collusion or obstruction if they believe it's part of a greater crusade. trump was not part of a greater crusade. they were. their crusade was to get rid of him. they wanted to pull the levers of power that weren't in the voting booth to get him out. the thing that gets me crazy is the media should be for the underdog, right? here's a guy who was legally harassed for years, guilty basically trying to protect his family from ruin. you would expect the media to see them as a hero and cheering him on to return and seek retribution from those in power but why are they doing it? it is there guy, obama. better be, they hate trump. c, they wanted this to be true.

d, the industry is broken. it's gone. take it out of the woods. it's done. >> dana: i would say a couple things on the communications. as soon as this call that president obama howled with his allies was leaked, wow, who would do that? and then the reporter is michael isikoff. michael isikoff is one of my old nemesis is from way back when i worked at the justice department. he used to call every friday night when he worked at "newsweek" they call it friday 5:00 and say hey, we are going to blow up your world on sunday. we have got a comment and then we would have to work all weekend and he's always been an investigative reporter. then i see that the press secretary to the former president is asked about the sleek and she says nothing in that article is inaccurate. which to me says it wasn't a leak. he was given to michael isikoff to get it out there so there

would be some sort of obama era push back against the story except i don't think the obama team recognizes just how damaging this is. and that leaky calls like this to say they're concerned about the rule of law is not going to cut it. they have a lot more questions to answer. let's hear them out. would love to hear them. they can't continue to whisper these leaks and think that it's going to cut it for them. his legacy is at risk. >> dagen: thank you. trump calls out the liberal media after they got caught pushing fake news with some dishonest editing. i don't keep track of regrets and i don't add up the years,

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screws up again. president trump demanding nbc fire anchor chuck todd after "meet the press" edited bill barr's remarks on general flynn. watch. >> history is written by the winners thought largely depends on who's running the history. >> i was struck by the cynicism of the answer. it's a correct answer, but he's the attorney general. he didn't make the case that he was upholding the rule of law. he was almost admitting it was a political job. >> jesse: but here is bill barr's full response. >> well, history is written by the winners thought largely depends on who's writing the history. but i think a fair history would say it was a good decision because it upheld the rule of law. >> jesse: nbc later apologized for the dishonest editing on twitter. so juan williams, you have some journalistic chops.

"meet the press," the pristine "meet the press" on sunday for nbc. how bad is this? >> juan: it's bad. they made a mistake. i don't think there's any question about that. think of you listen to the full statement made by the attorney general, he clearly said it was about upholding the rule of law in his opinion. here's the thing, they acknowledge the mistake. and then they corrected it. we all make mistakes in the business of journalism. i think the problem comes in when people either try to deny it or try to hide it. in this case, nbc did neither. they admitted and they owned up to it. to my mind what i am troubled by is the idea and i think you said this to me last week, you said you know what, winners write the history. okay. and even if you think that in the current writing under bill barr that somehow justice has been upheld, i think it's important to note that when it

comes to matters of law, what happens with people testified, when they admit to guilt in court twice on two occasions, it matters. no matter if you're the winner or loser. fact, admissions of guilt should matter, as should evidence introduced. but apparently that didn't matter to a man who was supposed to run our justice system. >> jesse: welcome i think it was obama's own ag, eric holder, who dismissed the case of perjury against a republican senator, mr. stevens but that's neither here nor there. greg, juan says this is a mistake but all of these mistakes keep making the president look bad. is it really a mistake again? >> greg: they all go in the same direction. it's true. everybody makes mistakes. we can forgive but when they uniformly going one direction, something's wrong. when people gripe about trump being obsessed with the media, he's only doing the job that the

media won't do. you know, they don't actually believe -- would they have apologized if they weren't caught? i'm wondering come part of the great thing about social media is that there's a lot of little police officers out there who had it. they seeded the media is broken and their holding their feet to the fire. i personally think choked has blood on his hands. remember he said that last week? >> jesse: tim russert would never make a mistake like that. >> greg: he suggested that trump had blood on his hands last week. tit for tat. >> jesse: dagen. >> dagen: four years of pedaling a phony russian collusion fable and now some networks were like, we are not even talking about it. let's move on. why are you talking about the flynn case? you can't believe. a mother used task, why do those people on those other networks always look like they are

smelling something. i can say definitively to her, it's because they've been packing up for years a bunch of hot garbage in the air must be ranson. -- rancid. >> jesse: we will finish with you, dana's. it looks like this interview was done on thursday with cbs with bill barr and on sunday "meet the press" ran it. they had three days to make sure was right. >> dana: to greg's point about social media comments like all these people out there able to make citizen's arrest now over the internet because they see something wrong. no, i don't think nbc would have apologized if they had been called out for you. i feel bad for peggy noonan. i know peggy. i haven't talked about this but what a position to put her in. if you are the anchor of the show on your producers put your contributor in a position like that, it's really wrong as well. i would imagine she probably wasn't too happy either. >> jesse: he really set her

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♪ >> greg: sorry, dana, this is america's dog. i know it's in singapore but if i had my weight control every parking street in our country. because as i said before the only way to save the world right now is a robot takeover. they are better at being humans and dogs. this remote-controlled robot dog currently enforces social distancing at a singapore park. it's sensing where the pedestrian is and then lays a recorded reminding them to give us a instance. if the person doesn't cooperate, the dog will think it's metallic teeth into the flesh of the pedestrian and rip out a solid pound of thigh muscle, leaving the person to die. it's corpse later devoured by squirrels. i'm not sure if that last part is true. but what is? the box camera would record how many people are at the park and because it's a robot, it will

never have to relieve itself. making it the perfect companion for jesse who would pick up the poop and throw it in the neighbors yard anyway. god bless our future robot overlords. remember it was i who chose you over the stupid human so kill them all but spare me. dana. it's time for jasper to move aside. this is my kind of dog. >> dana: well, it will not shed, that's for sure. i have to tell you if i saw that at the park. some people are just scared of dogs anyway. i am more scared of that. and i all so i'm kind of creeped out by the surveillance, i've got to say. >> greg: i am -- pro surveillance. juan, i think is a private security tool. it's not going to be a government thing. every celebrity is going to wanted to chase off groupies and stalkers like me.

>> juan: [laughs] i think you are the celebrity, greg. i think it's interesting, at least this is safer for the police. the policeman doesn't have to put himself at risk. also given what's gone on here in this country, you can't say that the rich are being treated differently than the poor. the dog is indifferent. it doesn't matter who you are, privilege, elite, or not, the dog is going to report there were too many people together. finally i think it's important that we all keep in mind the cameras are everywhere. dana's point about privacy. i think, so we could dress him up as a cat, cop, i don't care. it instantly camera watching you. >> greg: makes an even hotter about it, dagen. the great thing is you don't have to feed it. it's a cheap date and achieve dog. >> dagen: chief and its owner won't call the cops on you when you yell at it to eat dirt after it tells you to put a mask on.

>> greg: jesse, you're going to get one of these. i know you are. >> jesse: the first time i looked at it, i wanted to kick it. be that would last in singapore but if you have that thing in america, it wouldn't last 2 minutes. kids would be tackling it, running their cars over it, throwing it into the pond. they would be stealing it and selling its parts. that would never last in this country. >> greg: i have four in my basement. the 27 is up next. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. it does help us save. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ ♪ round and round! ♪ what comes around, goes around. ♪ for bundling made easy, go to geico.com

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around quite a bit but the true heroes are people like you on the front line and what you do every day. >> dana: melissa works at new york city's mount sinai hospital. she is a former college softball player and huge derek jeter fan. after thanking melissa he said he hopes to meet her and her family in miami or new york of course, that was nice. i have a different subject or promote for you, great show on fox nation called "hero dogs." it's not about robot dogs. it's about real dogs. first-hand accounts of courageous canines that observed on the battlefield told by the heroes who fought alongside them. you can check it out, grader sean fox nation. grant, euronext. >> greg: here comes the dog lady. i have an article on foxnews.com called "escaping the kids table." check it out. let's do this.

it's got a dog. ♪ animals are great! ♪ animals are great! if you're going to go out as people go back to the normal lives we hope and you're going to the beach, be like this fella and social distance. check out this guy. he's relaxing. he's not mingling with people. he's having his best beach life, enjoying himself. they should really keep away from him and just throw the food into his mouth. it is a corgi. corgis are cute. tiny little legs. little legs. >> dana: the queen loves them. the fox nation show is not mine i'm just promoting it. by the way. i'm going to be a viewer. >> greg: okay. >> dana: i am not hosting. jesse, go ahead. >> jesse: the fake news media have struck again. everybody knows the mom texts. it's been stolen. watch.

>> we have been asking our celebrity guests to read real text messages from the women who brought them into the world and the result is mom texts. >> watching the movie "giant," and she texted me and said he had a big head. he was attractive. >> jesse: i mean, it's not even funny and they took it. >> dana: nobody will ever replace and waters -- ann watters. >> juan: i'm with you. the world of entertainment lost two wonderful people is weekend, one of the original rock stars, little richard died at 87. you know him from tutti-frutti and lucille. also jerry stiller. if you may remember him from appearances with his wife on. sullivan but for the younger generation, take a look.

>> festivus is not over! let's rumble! >> juan: that was on "seinfeld." he went on to do >> dana: juan, i've got to run. never miss an episode of "the five." bret baier is up next. >> bret: we will get dagen next time. breaking tonight, president trump says anyone who wants of coronavirus test can get one. the president held a briefing of the white house short time ago. it comes against the backdrop of new infections among administration employees, new reopens around the country, and new severe criticism from former president barack obama. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening. it's the first time in two weeks here that we've had a specific coronavirus briefing. the president touting a massive increase in testing that his