ceremony at the white house. he tweeted i love you. rest in peace. our thoughts and prayers are with the trump family. five starts now. jesse rogers along with juan williams. this is the five. joe biden exceeding expectations with his big speech of the d&c. democrats breathing as i ever leave that biden didn't blow it. on a wide range of issues. take a look. >> the current president american darkness for much too long. i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness.

character is on the ballot. compassion is on the ballot. decency, science, democracy, they're all on the ballot. we would get control of the virus that has ruined so many lives. our current president failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he has failed to protect us, he has failed to protect america, and my fellow americans, that is unforgivable. >> president trump firing back today disputing the doom and gloom depiction of america. >> the democrats held the darkest, angriest, gloomiest convention in american history. they spent four straight days as racist and a horrible country that must be redeemed where joe

biden sees american darkness i see american greatness. >> i think the reviews are in, this is being compared to the martin luther king i have a dream speech, tear down this walt mister gorbachev speech, but even better than anything barack obama himself delivered. i think donald trump might have to concede now. >> this is the problem with exceedingly low expectations is every now and again your opponent meets them and when the expectation is you won't remember your name, where you are, or what office you're running for, by that measure, we exceeded expectations. i do think republicans are better off not arguing about his lucidity, but he's been in politics since martha and i were in elementary school. since we were in elementary

school, joe biden has been in politics. whatever great ideas he has, why hasn't he done that yet? he was in the u.s. senate, whatever your great ideas, joe, you had half a century to do it. >> i don't know about you, martha, you were there. there were some people in the crowd, what was it like? >> there were. they were careful about the crowd that they brought in for security reasons, but i think it was a pretty imaginative way to pull off an event like that during covid. it's still strange to everybody to watch other candidates go out there with their masks on, and last night if anybody had shown you that picture a year ago, you

would have wondered what is going on? why are they all wearing masks. we've all sorts of gotten past that. i think this speech was very capable. i agree with trey that the bar has been lowered dramatically by joe biden competition. the president has talked endlessly about how incapable he is an owl and 50 is to hold the office. so aof modicum of a decent good speech, which is cally what we saw, it was a capable well delivered speech, i don't think it was something you're going to find in a book of the top 50 speeches in history, but it was a solid speech and a good moment for joe biden. this is the easiest night, it gets harder from here. he's preaching to the choir, he gives his speech, everybody surrounding him is just all full of wild and light and not darkness. after this, the bar gets higher. a gets more difficult.

he was holding his breath during the entire speech, let's react and you can. >> it was an extraordinary speech. we were prepared for it furby terrible speech and as long as he didn't bear them some self we were embrace it. >> i guess some people around here might have egg on their face for questioning his lucidity, i think clearly this man spoke with power and emotion and for democrats, clearly came across as someone who will be able to put up the fight and withstand what we expect will be an onslaught from the trump campaign. you know, it was that climactic moment of the democratic convention, jesse, and he really scored big. the election is now a referendum

on trump, and that is what he wanted to frame it as prayed the speech was very clear in saying joe biden is the antithesis of trump. think about it, he is order versus chaos, kindness versus cruelty, unity versus division, he says he will protect america and trump has failed to protect america specifically from the virus, so too me, that is the purpose of the speech, and he did it. he conveyed that to america and played up the person he is as opposed to trump, appearing caring person with empathy with an understanding of what it feels like in this time to feel alone or feel like the light has gone out and understand the importance of jobs and family and school. those are just terrific points for him to hit and he has hit them all big. i just think it's about bringing

america back two normal. joe biden sent a clear message. you have a binary choice, trump, or back two normal. >> would you agree with that assessment? >> absolutely, if i were high. their was nothing unifying in that speech my bar for him was low, and he plunked it. i have a lot of funny jokes i could tell about joe, but this isn't funny. this is a very fragile unstable time. we had the twin dimmick, we have a pandemic that is creating so much anxiety in this world, we have a george floyd reese riots and crime wave which is creating much anxiety which is being denied by people like juan. so do you think providing a three -year-old incentive into huntsville in order to push a lie that helps your divisive race baiting narrative is healthy for america at this point? this country could erupt again any time in this feeble happily

flicks that match on a mountain of dry tinder with his fine people helps and let me remind you the fine people hope help has been the amount by everybody including even yes, cnn. there are transcripts and there are videos that showed that trump he was talking about the debates regarding the monument. yet biden pushes this relentlessly. i'm not sure if he believes it or if he's just stupid or mean-spirited, but this kind of deception is camping up the odds for racial conflict in the future. what are people are playing of is congeniality, but he's lovable, this is a lie they can cleave a country, and it grosses me out that nobody is talking about it. the media won't talk about it. its grotesque that it could just fly by, even on our network.

its horrible. in my view, he has disqualified himself from being in the public square forever. >> in the history of saying things like that you know what he said about mitt romney wanting to put black people back in jane's. >> exactly. >> that's a wrap for the democratic national convention now it is donald trump stern. the president giving a preview of what to expect next on the five. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. when their growing family meant growing expenses, our agents helped make saving on insurance easy usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa i may not be able to tell time, but i know what time it is. [whispering] it's grilled cheese o'clock.

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>> now that the democrats are done, its president trump stern prayed all eyes turned to the

republican national conventions at the kickoff on monday. what does the president need to do next week the powerful message. they campaign official has some thoughts. >> he is basically continuing to dig his own political grave, so the question is, is he able to change next week? our those voters going to hear something new, something more hopeful, something more disciplined, or will we hear about hunter biden and the fraudulent, barack obama is a criminal. is based will love that, but the rest of the american people will tune him out. >> the president has been giving us a taste of what we can expect next week. >> it is just a trojan horse for socialism. right inside if you would like to the taxes are going to be raised. >> if you want a vision think of

the smoldering ruins in he's spent the last half-century in washington selling out our country and ripping off our jobs our opponents prevail, no one will be safe in our country. no one will be spared. >> martha, let me begin with you since you were there last night. you know, the democrats in some way they key to expectations in the midst of this virtual convention format, the bar has been set pretty high, so what do you expect next week from president turner trump in terms of themes for his convention? >> this was a really warm and fuzzy convention, that the democrats put on i'm not that's what everybody is looking for. a lot of emotion, a lot of all of that. i would expect you to see a different tone. the president has said since he ran in 2016 you don't like my

tone. he goes on to list the things he cares about. i think that the attacks that were leveled against him during the democratic national convention were really nothing new that we didn't hear in the last round when he around. all of these things are baked in the cake i think. people either love president trump or they don't. keep in mind a few things, the polls are now tied in minnesota and in pennsylvania. this is narrowing. we are going to see alice johnson, she will take the stage and talk about prison reform, she's going to talk about real things that happened over the last four years they changed her life and change the lives of many others. you're also going to hear from nikki haley and these are going to be important speeches when it comes to speaking to suburban women across this nation. my guess as they're going to make a forceful defense of president trump in terms of

things that matter in their opinion to women and the things they see as accomplishments he's made. i would look for it to be a little more on the substantive side which you would expect because you have a presidency with record and you've got things to point to rather than things that are aspirational which tends to fall in the more sort of emotion of yield. >> jessie, do you think that in fact the republicans might start putting out the word? trump is better when he's just off-the-cuff, he is not so great at doing scripted presentations. is that going to be a way to lower the bar for a drum? >> i would like to take issue with the fact that you set high expectations with the dnc. were you watching the same convention? it looked like the high school a/v team put that together. the bar is pretty low and i think the president will exceed those expectations. ended earlier, i need my beauty

sleep. california isn't voting for the president anyway i would say 10:00 p.m. tops, you're out. also musical acts, i'm sure kid rock would be available, that gets people fired up great also don't be afraid to deploy your secret weapon. she is a different in the swing states. the president has momentum with the virus. the cases, the hospitalizations and the deaths have been trending down for four straight weeks and the democrats want to keep you locked down, shut down the schools, the president needs to say this is a story and they are staying in the way of the american comeback. also the success he had in the first three and a half years, it's historic when you think about decimating isis. trade deals, you can just go down the list and it's a huge. remind people where we were and where were going to continue to

grow. they have to aerate. i would put a nice montage together and see who you're really running against. you not just running against biden and that makes the trump voter believe that they are underdogs. that is a good way to fight. joe i think needs to be defined and has been defined effectively after the last month, this is a lifelong, washington, politician that has retained e*trade the country, all talk and no action, left this country open for china and illegal aliens to prey upon it. he will be a puppet for the radical left and has no clue what is going on. more importantly,. >> i think one of the presidents traits is he is the showman and we saw that in the last date of the union. , on down and here's my guest

and all those kinds of things. what do you think about what kind of joke and the president put on? is it all going to be about grievance and the minorities will come in dear suburbs, we're going to do? i put it into this question thinking i'm going to let it slide, but i'm not, i'm going to call you out on that lie. do you notice when trump talks about. >> you go look at it. >> juan, let me finish. when trump talks about foreign adversaries like china and iran, it's a same weight democrats talk about american citizens. trump is suspicious of external threats is a reflex to protect the citizens here. they need to preserve their power, so he needs to remind america that the left is no solutions, only destruction. they want to defund the police

during a crime wave, they want to keep travel open is the pandemic started, they have no compassion for workers who want to get back to work. they want more chaos and they will deliver that, who is the autocrat running for president? trump will let fêtes decide when to open up in phases or joe who keeps pushing mask mandates. he finally needs to make a distinction between real unity and false unity. the dems are pitting race against race, trump or from the start was about uniting american citizens. >> okay, so if you were there producer for the upcoming republican national convention, what would you do? >> i would acknowledge the fact that republicans six out of the last seven so if that is your track record, you might want to consider changing something. you can't run the electoral college gauntlet every time.

i would have the speakers that lead up to president trump count his successes in contrast him with biden. there is a reason why we have introduced as there is a reason that humility is a virtue i would tell the president to let other people tout your successes, you need to set the tone for the next four years. people are fearful and apprehensive, you have a unique once in a historical lifetime opportunity to be the commander-in-chief in the leader of the free world. tell them what you want to do in the future but out let other people tout your successes and let other people rely on joe biden. >> that was good advice. ahead, democrats claiming trump is trying to steal the election. how the president is responding. that is next for you on the five. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique.

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>> i'm really worried that there will be direct interference with the elections through the manipulation of the postal service. i don't think there's any doubt that a person should have that there is a deliberate effort to sabotage votes by mail. >> hillary clinton doubling down that president trump is trying to sabotage the election by recapping the post office. the postmaster general pushed back on the democrats claims while he testified today on the senate side he said the post office will support mail-in voting and earlier president trump weighed in on this controversy. watch that. >> it's a disgrace. they will send in their vote. they will send in the ballot and then they'll vote. what are the chances that some

states so efficiently oh, gee, you can't vote, we just got your ballot last night at 7:00 p.m. think of how ridiculous it is? >> lots to talk about here. one, let me start with you. i want to start by playing a little bit of those. i thought it was quite striking and i thought the postmaster general came across very sort of credible. here he is. >> moving forward in trying to have any negative impact on the election is an outrageous claim. >> there have been no changes in any policies with regard to election now. this is the man brought into this job in june, he has spent 30 years in running three different logistics companies, that's what he was seen as someone who would help to make things more efficient with regards to the hysteria i heard this weekend about post office

boxes being taken out. in the obama image station there were 14,000 mailboxes removed. the male situations country has changed dramatically over the next several years with amazon and everything else. is there a little bit of embarrassment on how hard this has been pushed after this morning's testimony? >> i don't think so at all i think martha even to hear the president talk about hysteria, i don't understand. it's like he's now backing away. that's what's clear. he said to that if they don't get the money, they can't have universal mail in boating. i don't want them to have it paired that's what he said. i don't have to go to hillary clinton. >> i think that's a curious statement. to get that is curious statement.

>> i think he is talking about he doesn't trust universal mail and voting. >> is whether or not you trust the mail in voting, and whether there's been any intentional manipulation of the post office. >> there is no evidence for its. >> no evidence at all. ron johnson, this is ron johnson's committee, he wanted to get the folks in here to hear from the postmaster general today before he goes in front of the house on monday so that is sort of a sneaky thing for him to do, it may have been a good thing to do to get people to hear both sides of this thing. >> it's always smart to go to the center before you go to the house. the house was a little rowdy or. i think they are better off saying we want you to vote, but we want the election totals to be credible and reliable. we know that there were in north carolina because of voter

harvesting. we know that it took forever in new york with the election to get the results, and we still don't know who won the iowa democratic caucus because of alleged technology, that's been months and months and we still have no idea who won it. where you've been willing to avert early. >> there is plenty of voting for anybody who doesn't want to go to the voting booth to get an absentee ballot. that's the way it's always been done, there's plenty of time to do it. that way you're requesting it, it is one person, it's one vote that comes back to you in your mailbox. when you look at this situation, some people will look at this and say both sides are trying to prepare for whatever outcome we get in the election so they can say it was rigged as the resident has said.

gig i know with the democrats are trying to pull here. low turnout elections, democrats don't perform well, they know this is a low turnout election because of the covid situation. ryden has no base, his voters are less enthusiastic to go out and lack and young people are not as jazzed about joe as they were about barack obama. so how do they juice turnout? they tried to impeach the president and that failed. then they tried to write these lack wives matters protest to victory, those kind of transform into racial riots and then that backfired. now they have to manufacture turnout this way. they have to pump out tens of millions of ballots into these voter rolls, into these states they've moved, they may not even want to vote, may be the planned unbowed and now they've got a bunch of biden vote potential

allergies. those are potential biden votes. either through ballot harvesting or they get forced back. they are now tasked with handling tens of millions of ballots. there doing it by hand, and they can challenge signatures, they can see who people voted for. you now have a situation where you had in florida in 2000 committee have that all over the world where they are going to cast lawsuits, extending deadlines, and the minute joe biden gets and if they don't get that many votes, they scream, they cry, and trump's second term is delegitimize. that's the game and everybody can see it. >> we have the election that's been done in new jersey and its accounting on the precinct side that gets more difficult. the mail system seems like they have no problem, they deal with

more mail on a weekly basis with no issues. some slow issues, but nothing surmountable in the next several month spread. >> i need to address just a using the phrase old people, we call them polish now. >> bullocks? no. >> is that about word? >> yes, it's a bad word. trump is correct to be suspicious of anything the democrats are doing. they had a slow rolling coo before and so this is his way of getting ahead of the game. i don't know, i don't care. >> thank you. >> martha, i just wanted to say, there are five states where we

have mail in voting. i think to or three of them are run by republicans for there is no evidence of any fraud or any problem. >> they cleaned up the voter role. to get mail in and walk in, you had that option. coming up next, protest our band outside, while the this cdc's spike in violent crime that is after this.

>> democrats are being accused of hypocrisy for protecting themselves, but not their constituents. protesters are banned where the chicago mayor lives, while the city sees a spike in shootings

and murders. lightfoot defended the move for a take a look. >> this is a different time, and i am not going to make any excuses for the fact that given the threats i have personally received, given the threats to my home and my family, i'm going to do everything again to make sure that they are protected. i make no apologies whatsoever for that. >> greg, you are a high profile and have no doubt received threats in the past, is there a campground where you live? >> all of those threats come from one though, and i know where he lives. this is the pure hiccup chrissy of the left they have this prime and mob violence, as long as it's not in their leaky suburb, it came to her leaky suburbs and now she thinks get special production because she is a public figure. my neighborhood got ravaged, i have to bring this up because

it's very important, my neighborhood got ravaged, and half of it is so boarded up because of the looting. there shootings have doubled in new york city. i wonder has de blasio rethought his criminal strategy? i don't think so. a, if trump wins, if they're going to be a police force out there that's going to be willing to keep people safe from the far left rioters, and what about the floyd verdict? we don't know how that's going to go. if that doesn't go the way people wanted to go, what's going to happen more american chaos. the media will pretend it doesn't happen. >> if the mayor of chicago has a right to the safety and sanctity of her home, to do her constituents also have that right? >> i think we all do. think that's the idea. and in chicago by the way, the law says you are not allowed to have protest in residential neighborhoods.

under know that's constitutional, but that's the line they say they're a bolding. i live in dc, and right now there is a fortress basically around the white house. you can't go kinko in lafayette square because they say it's for security reasons. they want to make sure there's no security issue. so if this extends across-the-board, and you see this in other cities in terms of mayors and city council members, i think the whole point about hypocrisy is pretty weak. the idea is that we should all feel secure in our homes. >> martha, you are a straight shooter, do you see any duplicity between the mayors not wanting even peaceful protest, but shops are being set on fire in the city? >> i do. why does she get protection, and she's not pushing for protection for these other stories, the people that own their businesses their whole lives, they've got

to start over where the urban families who don't have police on their corners the way they used to or some of them have just adopted a different posture because they're terrified of what may happen if they show up for the call and something gets misinterpreted which does happen in some of these cases. so, those things need to be recognized for this is also the mayor who went to get her hair done because she said i'm the mayor, so i get to do this. one thing about washington, dc, and jackson square in front of the white house, i was just there the other day. erin in that area a lot. it breaks my heart. the reason the whole thing is cordoned off is because it's been destroyed. the windows are broken and everything is boarded up raid graffiti is everywhere. they tried to pull the statue down in the middle of that beautiful historic place.

until we figure out a way to keep those areas safe, those fences are going to stay out. it's a crime, it breaks my heart to see it. it really really does. >> jesse, i will give you. >> you got a bunker too. >> nice job come out one. >> if one of those radical black lives matter ever get a hold of trump, he would be dead, that's why there is a difference. if you're a suburban couple wearing a pink polo shirt commit you're not allowed to secure your property. the other hypocrisy is this, chicago has tried to prohibit you from owning a handgun, they're trying to prohibit you from owning an ar 15. they don't protect businesses big and small, and they don't prosecute the looters and the rioters and the people that attacked police officers. that is the hypocrisy. >> we are going to end the hypocrisy because fan mail

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it is my castle and it would be nice if they just realize hey, you know, sometimes he just wanders around and ask a little nutty and that's okay. >> someone who's at the wrong house and would really stay with my next-door neighbor. >> there you go. >> i was going to say where clothing. he's got to put on a shirt. i'm talking about obviously dobbs, but i won't go there. this is another good question, what are you interested in that most people aren't. i have to go to trade for this because i'm looking at him and i know there's something you're interested in that other people aren't interested in and i am dying to know. >> i love greek mythology, i could read it all day long.

i don't know why, i just love it. >> okay, juan, don't say ice cream because we know you like ice cream. >> aren't most people interested in ice cream? >> it something you like that most people aren't. >> i think it's box scores. i really can spend time reading a box score. >> okay, jesse, you are pretty much like the average guy, you're interested in everything guys are into, right? is there anything odd? >> who do you think i am? i mean commit your opinion of me as about as low as the expectations for bidens speech. fantasy football, i'm just kidding. recently, i get in there, i look

at likely voters, register voters, the trendline, that's what i'm interested in paired. >> what about you, martha? >> i've been watching drive to drive, i like formula one racing. its cool, they go really fast and there's all these interesting families and legacies and dynasties there. i like british royal history which i know you're super into. >> we're going to do a whole special, we're going to cohost the whole thing. next time there's a big event, you are coming with me. >> the only thing i could think of. >> we won't even be in the same room. i can only think of a smr videos because nobody knows what those are so i'm going to go out there >> no idea. >> that's good. check them out. one more thing think is up next.

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