>> neil: bring on the virtual fans. thank you. the president may comment on this in a press conference this 30 minutes. here comes "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i am jesse watters with dana perino and greg gutfeld and dawn williams. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." busy hour of breaking news. president trump set to hold a news conference to address his comments about mail-in voting. the president warning of an election day disaster if everyone votes by mail. >> you could have a case where this election won't be decided on the evening of november 3rd. but 2 months later. you know why?

because lots of things will happen during that period of time. especially when you have tight margins. lots of things can happen. there has never been anything like this. right now we have to live with it. we are challenging it in many courts across the country. >> but this morning the president encouraging mail-in voting in florida saying that state's system is safe and secure. the other big 2020 storyline: will joe biden step on the debate stage? some on the left say he should not. his wife jill telling dana perino he will be there. >> you know, joe is anything but that characterization. we have been campaigning. we have been listening to the scientists and the doctors. they have told us stay home and be safe.

i think donald trump is really about joe's age? >> a little younger. >> joe is a moderate. that doesn't mean his ideas are not progressive and bold and forward thinking. but he is not someone who is left. not someone who is right. he is moderate. that's who he has always been. >> okay. shame on dr. jill biden for dodging "watters world." dana, what did you think about the campaign sending jill biden out there to make the case for her husband? >> the spouse with give you a different look and feel for who you might vote for in the fall. i think that is true of melania who is a fantastic partner for the president and so dignified and gracious and beautiful.

she has a joy when she sees children. and michelle obama. laura bush was a great help to george w. bush. the reason jill biden is out today. her book is coming out in paper back. "where the light enters." i asked her about the trump campaign attack that donald trump obviously joe biden is an empty vessel for the far left. her answer is that joe biden is a moderate. joe biden says he will be the most progressive president in history. i think they do see themselves as moderates. possibly in policy and maybe even in tone. the other thing she said is he is close on a vice-president choice. >> they could be moderate and progressive depending on who you

believe. greg gutfeld an interesting thing i noticed with the media. the media reports something like mail-in ballots are bad or dangerous or can lead to delays. trump will say it can be bad, dangerous and lead to delays. and the media will say oh, no, trump is fear mongering about mail-in ballots. they do this with everything. they did it with will the joe biden debate thing? >> when trump says something they might agree with they have to take the opposite side. i am offended with jill biden. don't you hate people who only do your show if they can only sell a book.

dana winning the miss peptol-bismoll award. >> it's your least favorite shade of pink. >> i am trapped 2 trees have fallen and i can't leave my house. it always happens to me. the concern for mail-in ballots is real. you can't keep bait and switching it with absentee. this is a capacity issue and a scrutiny issue. it's not a corruption issue. you have to treat it like the hospital capacity in covid. you have to flatten the curve so the demand on the postal service is not overwhelming. the problem is it's too late. even they admit it's too late and a lot of ballots won't be counted. democrats and republicans, this is not corruption.

it's about capacity and we are all be screwed. the point about the debates, i believe the democrats will start attaching conditions to the debates to make it harder for trump. they will have the debates be finished by 4 p.m. before it gets dark. you can phone 3 friends. it will be multiple choice. you can wear an earpiece and there has to be bowls of ribbon candy. >> [laughing]. >> there is a corruption component. the law firm that hillary clinton paid to get the dirty dossier by the russians. this same law firm is suing a bunch of states to have battle harvesting in the election so

someone besides you can deliver your mail-in ballots to the place it's counted. they could have paid partisan political operatives picking up ballots in bundles from apartments to bring them to be counted. that's like asking the democrats to do this on an honor system where trump's presidency is on the line. juan, i don't trust it. >> well, you know what? you should encourage the idea that someone would help focus in a senior citizen's home get their ballots counted. the ballots has to be signed and have the proper address. there are safe guards in place. the question raised by greg is about the magnitude of the mail-in ballots. you want to make sure that people get their ballots to the proper place to be counted. the thing we started off today is my concern.

trump is tweeting it's safe and secure do-or-die a mail-in battle in florida. -- ballots in florida. he said it's not safe and secure to do mail-in ballots. how is it safe and secure in florida but not in any other state when there is no evidence of any kind of fraud anywhere? i think he just concludes that it's okay if he thinks he can win the state. i think he thinks he can win florida. hang on. i am finishing! in theaxios interview he made a distinction between mail-in ballots and absentee ballots. but there is no such distinction. they are the same thing. >> no, they are not. they are not. >> i am an absentee voter and that's a mail-in ballot. this whole thing is a ruse to inspire distrust of the election

so that trump can raise a ruckus when he loses. >> are you saying you juan williams of fox news you don't know the difference between an absentee and a mail-in ballot? >> i am certain there is no difference. >> it depends -- it isn't clear in the states. some governors are talking about sending ballots to everybody and asking them to mail it back in. some states if you want an absentee ballots you have to have an excuse. in texas you have to have an excuse. others just say you want an absentee. >> jesse, what you just heard was there is no difference. >> no, no! the difference is, juan, for an absentee you have to go out and request that ballot be sent to

your house. >> [overlapping talking]. >> the difference is the republicans have cleaned up the voters rolls. >> [laughing]. >> that's the difference. >> jesse, that is just total nonsense. let me explain. no, let me explain! >> [overlapping talking]. >> you have said enough. >> you have several states that say you have to request. but mostly it's universal. >> no, you have to request a mail-in. >> any time you hear democrats ranting and raving and clutching their pearls and getting the vapors about something trump sa said, it's a necessary distraction because he is on to

something. the liberal states are incomptent with a mass mailing of ballots. they have no way to figure out did we send them to somebody who moved out of state? did the dead get ballots? how many ballots were sent to a family of 1? was it 5 or 10? these states have no idea what they are doing. donald trump called them on it. they will make it about him. the media, they are just the ventriloquist dummy. they are still down the path. if you believe in the integrity of this election and you go to a grocery store during the pandemic. put your mask on and line up and vote like we always do. >> don't go anywhere. sean hannity is here next. >> ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back. joined by the one and only sean hannity the author of a book. "live free or die, america. a world on the brink." you have not had a book since 2010 and i was in washington, d.c. when that book came out. what do you want to accomplish with this book? >> i score i would never write one. i know jesse got his and doing great with his new book. i felt this was building. this moment is going to be big. this is a tipping point. i didn't know to be honest.

i had no idea that biden would swing this far left. i think it's a sign of weakness he had to adopt to bernie sanders economic plan. trillion dollars for the new green deal. amnesty. the agenda is frightingening. i believe this is a tipping point moment. newt gingrich and i have been friends since 1990. he thinks is the biggest election since 1864. if they implement those plans, bye-bye american pie. >> greg gutfeld a question for sean hannity? >> yes to, his point about joe biden. biden just got the endorsement of the revolutionary communist party head.

what next is isis and maybe the red hot chile peppers. >> [laughing]. >> i know not to doubt you. in 2016 you were on a lone path. even i was one of the people that was probably mocking you about that path. >> no, no, no. no probably, you were! you absolutely were. >> [laughing]. >> by the way, i will say something. i said this to glenn beck today. i get it because donald trump was a deal maker. a guy in new york donateed to republicans and democrats. he wanted to keep his buildings going up. that's the way the game is played. i said i hate the game. he was pro-choice at one point. greg, think about this. he is the most predictable president if you just listen to him.

he fulfilled his promises. i am watching a guy that is transformational and he is hated. they are trying to destroy this man. biggest producer of energy and tax cuts. building a wall. he found a way. coronavirus, 10 days after the first identified case, travel ban, first quarantine in 50 or 60 years. it's a different thing. i understand why you felt that way. i threw it all on the line. i tell my audience the troth. i have known him for 25 years.u. i have known him for 25 years. >> that's why this book scares me because you were so right back then. >> there is an optimistic side and pessimistic side. the greatest country good gave

man. the american people will decide in 91 days. this president will cement all of these great successes. i love the greatest record breaking, shattering every unemployment record for every american. i think these 4 years, he's the guy. biden scares me. it's biden, pelosi, schumer and aoc. that scares the hell out of me. >> in november 3rd, the president is in and all of the mail-in ballots come in and they go to court. 3 weeks later, finally joe is over the edge. you have joe biden in the oval office. pelosi at the gavel. what does that look like? to the rest of the country? >> let's take personalities and names out of it. what he is saying he will do if

hey enact bernie sanders economic plan and aoc, he is pledging trillion dollars from taxpayers to the new green deal. promising amnesty and promising to raise taxes. we know what he did with foreign policy. he didn't even want to kill bin laden. freedom is one generation away from extinction. i don't want this american generation to be the generation that doesn't preserve liberty and freedom which created wealth and a standard of living we have shared with the entire world. that's because of liberty and freedom. that goes away in the name of false security.

let me add one thing. every time people say everything will be free. i don't have to worry b again. all of the pressure in my life is gone. how does that obamacare work? did you keep your doctors? millions lost them. are we paying $2500 less a year. no we are paying 200% more and 40% of the country, jesse watters, has only one obama and biden care exchange option. how did social security work out and law and order work in the liberal cities and education? the most fundamental things you see a deterioration. an education for our children. if you don't have those 2 things and the liberal cities that they bailed on, you have failed on every single measurable level we

ought to be succeeding on. they would rather attack trump than protect the people in portland, seattle, chicago, and new york city. it's scary. >> juan williams a minute left. >> saved the best for last. >> i did. >> sean, if i get the idea of your book right, if biden wins it would be the end of the world. isn't that trump's critic said that 2016? will you move to canada while america goes marching on? >> no, i will fight for liberty and freedom until the day i die until somebody takes over my show. i am the old man here. i will say this, i have a whole chapter, socialism, tell me where is worked. how is east germany versus west germany and venezuela versus

cuba? the promises sound so great but they are never fulfilled. we give up liberty and freedom. i hope all of you will join me on my virtual signing tonight on my website. >> i will never have a book to sell so i won't suck up to you. >> [laughing]. >> just kidding. >> you can join me tonight. be my special guest. we have a live signing after "hannity." >> sean, we have this giant government now because of the way that we have decided to fight the coronavirus pandemic. we have a budget deficit that is 6 trillion dollars. this is the new era of huge government taking resources away from the private sector and our freedoms in a way. regardless of who is in the

white house that hurts. >> i am an economic conservative. the country demanded we be shutdown. the worst pandemic since 1918. we can't calculate how many lives were saved because this president put a quarantine in effect and the largest medical mobilization in history. we bailed out europe after world war ii. we'll are capable of coming back. interest rates are throw. i asked the president about the plans. the penny plan. he said what about a nickel plan? once the economy comes back. i didn't think we would see these numbers on jobs and retail sales and other things until august. we saw it this june. it won't be a full v, but

perhaps half a vand the american people have the confidence we will get to that point. therapeutics. we are on the verge of a vaccine in 9 or 10 minutes. that's beyond historic. president trump's operation warp speed. i believe we will get there. >> sean hannity a live signing tonight right after your show. new book is out now. thanks. live free or die. >> let's not die. let's live. i want to argue with juan williams for decades to come. i love this show. >> we appreciate your support. ahead on "the five" greg challenges the left's narrative about rising crime in american cities. you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper.

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>> an explosion in murder in large democratic controlled cities across the country. it's frightening and disturbing. it's also disturbing the argument to dismiss all of this. when you bring up the death toll they say why are you politicizing this? what are murders up and not other crime. maybe it's time to ask an expert ran talking heads like me. according to an associate law professor, it's about the reporting of crime in today's world. murders are 100% reported. past national crime surveys reveal half of victims, of non-murders don't report those crimes to the police since many don't believe their cities will do anything. fewer people with faith in their city government make it appear

that other crimes are in decline. here's why: even in they nap the perp, in new york, he is on the streets the same day. when the law says names and addresses of victims? wouldn't you remain silent? murder is up. everyone else is too terrifyed to trust the system that used to protect them. that sucks when the only crime that will be recorded is your own murder. if you are dead at least the democrats won't be running your town any longer. >> why did the media make excuses for this stuff? >> because it means laying blame on the left wingleaders who run these cities. we are talking about places like

new york and chicago. is this is true, greg. the reason people don't report crimes. in new york, the manhunt -- manhattan prosecutor stopped prosecuting them. they are not going to jail so why call the cops? it's a downward spiral and we are witnessing it right here. >> i didn't understand this until i emailed back and forth with this professor about the discovery reform. prosecutors have to turn over the information of any people relative to the crime including the victim, the police officers and the er. >> yes, that's letting them be

intimidated. it's not just about the reporting. burglaries are down because businesses are closed. maybe rapes and robberies are down because night clubs and bars are not open. there are not welcomes walking around being preyed on. the drug money is tight so there are gang shootings. and also bail reform they just let people out. they let people out of prisons because of the pandemics. you close churches. instead of trying to spin the crime wave, they should just stop the crime wave. how about that? >> that's a good point. do you see any way out of this soon? i am pessimistic. if no one is taking it seriously how can it be solved?

>> i have to be hopeful and i hope that's the case. one comment, the statistics show what is going on. it informs your family and friends and your neighbors. a friend of mine his wife was trying to get to the hospital to see their daughter this new york. only one parent could be there at a time. she leaves the apartment building and a homeless man grabbed her by the hair and tried to drag her. the doorman saw it and ran the guy off. he brings the guy back n inside. he didn't call the cops. why would you? this is the kind of thing you see all the way around. it's not just murders. it's the little things that build-up that ruin a city. >> yes. to dana's point, a gang in

a neighborhood is exercising more power during this environment, and you are a a victim you are less likely to report it because they are running the place now. >> i don't buy this. i want to make sure i understand you. you are saying all crime statistics are wrong except for homicides. there is no evidence of that. i saw a report that said the rate of violent crime fell from 84,000 in 1993 to 23 per 1,000 in 2018. the nation over the last 30 years is a much safer place. murder in chicago. there has been a spike but it's 8% of the city's census track so it's a limited area.

what you are arguing -- >> a democrat city. >> allow me to finish. this is based on how you feel and not based on fact. it's self-fulfilling if you tell people someone got murdered. people will hear about it. the facts are there is no crime wave in this country except in donald trump's mind. >> whoa, juan! murders are up 25%. >> i said there is no crime wave. >> shootings are up 25%. >> [overlapping talking]. >> all right, all right. >> the murders you are talking about take place in a limited area. >> who cares? if it's in a limited area, it's those people, right juan? i get it. up ahead the left is outraged by

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wait, what'd you just call me? bigfoot? ♪ my name is daryl. new controversy with comments about his administration's response to the coronavirus. take a look. >> they are dying, that's true. it is what it is, but that doesn't mean we are not doing everything we can. it's under control as much as you can control it. this is a horrible plague that beset us. >> you think is as much as we can control it? >> first of all, we have done a great job. we have gotten the governors everything they needed. many didn't do their jobs. some day we will talk about the

good ones. >> greg, it is -- it is what it is. doesn't that show a lack of empathy and understanding? >> if you are not very bright, perhaps. president trump has probably done more than anybody to figure out a way to get this country back on its feet. if you have never offered any practical advice you don't deserve a place at the table. you have to take risks and benefit choices. analyze the risk and see what happens. he banned travel. everybody gave him crap for that. he will get crap no matter what. the fact is nobody has any other solutions and there is no control group. can you compare it to america in a parallel universe? you can't. i have yet to hear anybody give advice on how to do it better. i have not heard it.

>> well, joe biden can send it directly to you. >> i doubt that. >> [overlapping talking]. >> he has abdicated control in terms of dealing with the virus? >> well, that's a tall order of hog wash, juan. it is what it is represents america in a way. americans will only tolerate, whether they are right or left, so much deprivation of freedom? will the individual be responsible and keep your distance or go to a boat party, number 1. number 2 this president lined up hundreds of million of doses in advance of potential vaccine. glaxo-smith-kline, operation

warp speed will fix this, mark my word. >> dana, what we know is of course that two-thirds of the american disapprove of the president's handling of the virus. about the same amount that don't trust anything he says. what can he do about this? >> well, years ago, it is what it is was a banned phrase. the biden campaign has an ad with it is what it is like the republicans went after obama for you didn't build that. it's one comment in one interview. i think that the white house has the right idea of getting the president out there. i don't think a 40 minute long interview is a good idea. i understand the part about banning the travel.

good decision. it was criticized at the time. right now people are like where is my unemployment money? what is going on with the schools? what will happen in nursing homes? those are the three things i would focus on reless -- relentlessly. >> any way the president could turn this around? >> you get the vaccine in a short period of time and the economy comes back and you have schools opening safely. that's success. obviously your heart breaks for one single death. there was mother nature. there was no way any politician could beat the coronavirus. you have to deal with it the best you can. for people to say the travel ban was bad and we were impeaching the president when the coronavirus was coming, and that this guy will have a faulty vaccine because he is rushing

it. we love the guy that put covid-19 patients in nursing homes. spare me! we have a moment to come together as a country. that's gone. we will rely on the scientists to get us a vaccine and get us out of this. the american people are responsible for washing their hands and wearing masks and social distancing and they are doing a good job so far. >> thanks. coming up. one of the nfl's top stars says the league should not play this season. that's next on "the five." career welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either.

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>> jesse, does it work? >> i don't know. i agree with juan a little bit. this is a full contact sport unlike baseball. odel can say this because he has a guaranteed deal and endorsements. he can opt out and still make a fortune. a lot of other guys don't have guaranteed money. they have to play. i think america wants to watch them play. i am ready to watch football. >> we don't want to watch it if they have to suspend games if players get sick. >> the broncos have a new misting booth to walk through before you go to the field. people are trying to do the right thing. they could give a shot. >> a disinfecting booth? >> yes, you walk through it and get sprayed. >> i need one of those of the i like that. >> i have one in my bedroom. >> i bet you do.

>> i am sure you do. >> greg? >> well, dana is right. we should have been paying more attention to innovation. the obstacle is politics. the media was just obsessed with kneeling. you got that but you won't see a lot of it. >> that's sad. i want football. "one more thing" up next. at philadelphia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over 145 years ago and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection.

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