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>> we are in the midst of the fastest economic recovery in u.s. history. by contrast, biden presided over the worst, the weakest and the slowest economic recovery since the great depression. will be the greatest economic year in the history of our country. biden, and his very liberal running mate, the most liberal person in congress, by the way, not a competent person in my opinion, will destroy this country and destroy this economy, the stocks will crash like you've never seen before. biden's plan for the china virus is to shut down the entire u.s. economy, he wants to surrender our jobs to china. our jobs and our economic well-being. >> jesse: the biden campaign had some attacks of their own. here is kamala harris hitting trump on the economic recovery and his response to the to the coronavirus pandemic. >> donald trump has been an active failure, and incompetent

when it comes to addressing the severe job loss that has happened as a result of the pandemic because he has failed to address the pandemic itself. his perspective for too long is to talk about how well the economy is doing based on how rich people are doing. we need to talk about how the economy is doing based on how working people are doing. >> jesse: speaking of working people, greg gutfeld, happy labor day. >> greg: thank you. thank you. you know, first off, i've got to say, look who is in for dana, it looks like the barbie betelgeuse has arrived. [laughter] >> emily: don't listen to him. >> greg: did you escape from bubblegum prison? >> emily: you look beautiful. >> jesse: you don't have to save her, emily. >> greg: she looks like she's

on the smurf rugby team. all right, i will shut up now. i have more, by the way. you look like a spokesperson for candyland. >> emily: okay, you look... >> greg: it would be a great job because you are the actual size of the pieces from candyland so you could go there and have press conferences. should i address this topic or am i done for the a block? >> jesse: just give us half of what you were going to say, greg. >> greg: all right, imagine in 1906, the mayor of san francisco gets blamed for the earthquake. that's essentially what the democratic game plan is for the pandemic. they are assuming the public is so stupid that we didn't realize how great the economy was before the pandemic so when they bring up this argument, all it does is causes the republicans to point out the explosive job growth before and the job growth that's coming back. and it shows you that trump was really good, like a squirrel in which he stored all these nuts,

i.e. jobs. the winter came, the pandemic. instead of defending nuts on the street, he stored them further winter and saved our economy. >> jesse: wow, the squirrel metaphor. i haven't heard that one yet, greg. dana, i am going to let you respond to the personal attacks and then you can talk about the economic debate. >> dana: well, i wore the sweater on purpose because he said i would never wear it again and i had to prove him wrong. secondly, i just felt like today needed a little lift. the five of us working on labor day, here we are. it's good to be with you all. traditionally, the labor day holiday is the start of the campaign, when everybody in the country really starts to focus. i think people have been highly engaged in the campaign for quite a while but let's just say that that's true. if you're looking for signs of the country is returning to normal after dealing with the pandemic, you might look at the

campaign trail and say, things must be getting better because now all four candidates, the vice presidential candidates in the presidential candidates are out there, making the case for their candidacy, they are attacking one another and giving us a lot to talk about so i think in a way when i thought about that this morning, that is good news. i see that the president has a lot to talk about in terms of saying, remember how the economy was. and what i had to do, i'm telling you, i can get us back to that place. if he can convince enough people that that is true then i think he will be in a pretty strong position going into election day. there is one thing i think both parties need to focus on and it should not be a partisan issue but it's getting this legislation for an additional care is action done for people because a couple things i just want to point out, back in march when people were getting furloughed, if you made $50,000 or less, 40% of those people in america lost their jobs.

if you made $100,000 or more, only 13% of those people lost their jobs. so if you are concerned about that and we all should be, we should be focused on getting those people back, you have to find ways to work in safety, get people back to restaurants, gyms, all the other jobs that were lost to get the economy moving again regardless of the election and partisan politics, focusing on those lower income people is imperative at this point. for the good of our country and for the good of our citizens. >> jesse: yeah, but nancy is holding it up for i think checks to illegal immigrants and prisoner releases. emily compagno, i think one of the biggest gifts biden has given the president thus far is when he answered the rhetorical question about shutdowns. he said yeah, i'd shut it down and people already associated biden will shut downs because he wanted them to last throughout the summer. now they associate him with future shutdowns and the president is really dialing in

on joe though shut down candidate and i think that's going to hurt. >> emily: that's exactly right and taking back on dana's point, that's the kind of reverberation people have, they don't want to go through another shut down, we've already been through them, we know what it's like. it's not a good thing to remind them of it and to say that you would do it again. we know that the economy is the strong strongest topic the president has from a messaging standpoint and it's also what americans consistently rate him higher and have a higher trust in him over biden. if he can remind them that yes, the economy was superstrong but for covid and its rebounding fast, it's hard for biden and harris to argue against it and i think it's important that if people start to see a positive effect in their own lives, that will be huge for him. final point, i will say that when they hit trump and the economy it can sort of have the effect that it seems they are rooting against the economic recovery and so there is a warning for them and that that that can bite them and final

point, did you hear when the vice president reminded today at the maryland power cooperative, he reminded the audience there that senator harris was one of only ten senators to vote against the usmca. the reaction was palpable. it had a tremendous impact so i think we should look more to that moving forward, also. >> jesse: the democrats are doing something very tricky but i'm smarter than i look so i figured out what they're doing. it's very crafty. they don't rate a really well on the economy, they rate much better on handling the pandemic. so they don't talk about their economic policies because they are unpopular and radical. what they say is, in order to fix the economy you have to focus on fixing the pandemic. that's how they get around to talking about their economic plan, a little sleight-of-hand. i picked up on it, i'm not going to let it slide. >> geraldo: first of all, i

agree, we are in the midst of a sharp "v" recovery. a full point lower than it was anticipated and adding another million jobs. with the democrats are doing and it's so obvious to me, they can't attack the economy so what they are doing is conjuring up a story that the president called gis losers and attacked the united states marines because he didn't want to go to a ceremony, allegedly. this is a hit job, i want everyone to understand what's happening here. the president brought up the fact that the marines charged into their machine guns, can you believe the courage of these people? to say that he looked at gis as losers as a pathetic detour, a distraction from the story of

the american people resiliently recovering economically and for them to impeach the credibility of that as well shows that anything goes, anything goes, we are in labor day, now you can stab in the back, ice pick in the eye. you can call someone's lack of patriotism, i think it's going to rebound on them. the president with his charisma now is getting steam, i want him to not attack biden, i want him to go with his program, be positive, be kind to people, be understanding. i think that he can use labor day now to jump-start his campaign. >> jesse: he's going to have a big ad on the economy out coming up soon and hit hard the economic message. much smarter, and the special edition of "the five." including president trump accusing kamala harris of

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♪ >> dana: welcome back to our label day special, the biden-harris ticket is launching a new attack against president trump casting doubts on his efforts to safely develop a coronavirus vaccine. >> priority was to do whatever he thought was politically expedient and so no, i would not trust his word, i would trust the word of public health experts and scientists but not donald trump. he wants us to inject bleach, no, i will not take his word.

>> one of the problems as he said so many things that aren't true, i'm worried if we do have a really good vaccine, he's undermining public confidence. >> dana: and earlier today the president firing back. >> under my leadership we will a vaccine in record time, biden and his very liberal running mate, the most liberal person in congress, by the way. not a competent person in my opinion, would destroy this country and would destroy this economy. should immediately apologize for the reckless anti-vaccine rhetoric that they are talking right now, talking about endangering lives and it undermines science and what's happening. all of a sudden you'll have this incredible vaccine and because of that fake rhetoric. it's political rhetoric. >> dana: you hate to see it,

jesse, politicizing public health although it's happened on both sides and we are at a juncture in our country where we need this vaccine for all of us to get back to normal but the politics of this will probably not get better before the election. >> jesse: they are rooting against american science, ingenuity, health, the american recovery and what they don't understand is if they happen to win back the election they are going to be distribute in the same exact vaccine that trump's operation work stream created, so they are undermining the confidence in the exact vaccine they will be disturbing if they win back the election, which they won't for a whole host of reasons. if this is such a bad vaccine, why is china trying to steal it, why is wall street going berserk over every company associated with it, why are blue state governors lining up distribution systems right now to get it going after phase three trials are over? kamala harris has been caught flat-footed on this entire thing, she's only done one thing with the coronavirus, she

sponsored legislation to say that it was a racial slur took all of the chinese virus. that's chinese propaganda and then she also prays the w.h.o., also chinese propaganda, that's been her effort to help this whole thing and why is biden wearing a mask when he's 12 feet away from people speaking into the camera? i'm voting against the ticket because he looks goofy like th that. >> dana: look, i think, geraldo, democrats must know that their voters want people to be wearing masks and he's pretty consistent, he's wearing the mask even if you can't quite always understand him or hear him because the mask is blocking his lips. >> geraldo: he wants to be the grown up in the room, dana, no doubt about it but the democrats are spawning brand-new conspiracy theory now. that johnson & johnson and pfizer and oxford university are in on a plan to have a bad

vaccine distributive for the election so donald trump can get a couple more votes, it's absurd. this is one old man in ohio who will be first in line for the vaccine that comes our way. we do need it, it is desperately needed to reopen society, look at what's happening in colleges, kids are coming home infected and it's a big, big mess. we need this vaccine desperate desperately. operation work spee team at warp speed, there are so many candidates on the verge of launching, i think we are going to have this thing beat, i really do. in scant months. >> dana: greg some of the distrust of vaccines before coronavirus was already a big problem and politics and an election and virus that is devastating our economy because of the lockdowns and it's just, like, what are we going to do to try to message to people that it is safe, that you should get it

and to have people comply? >> greg: the irony is that the democrats are actually the party of antiscience, the ones that are trying to breed mistrust in any of these products, hydroxychloroquine, how they freaked out because trump was optimistic about that. trump is generally optimistic about the future, that's how he is and that makes him open to criticism. i will disagree with geraldo, though, i am optimistic about the future but i'm more optimistic about the therapeutics, not the vaccines. the things we are seeing, combinations of vitamin d and hydroxy working, the first randomized controlled study came out and had some amazing results so i think that's important. my problem with the vaccine and it's a problem that you face with every vaccine is if there's a small percentage of people who are infected that develop mild symptoms from an illness, does

the risk outweigh, the risks of the vaccine outweigh that? and that is something that will always be a debate no matter what side of the vaccine argument you're on. however, i am pro-vaccine and i think people who are of a certain age and have comorbidities really could use it but my money is on the therapeutics. >> dana: i know that there is a science reporter i listen to at one point and she said if you ask ten of your friends if they would take the vaccine you might be surprised that 5-7 of them would say no and i've been doing this survey and emily, i have to say it has been surprising to me and i think this is a huge public health communications challenge in the middle of a presidential election. >> emily: that's absolutely right and that's why the messaging is so important. especially one of cohesion and to me this is where the politicization flies in the face of common sense. of course we are rushing to find a vaccine.

we are in a global pandemic. with a global economic fallout. so for kamala harris to say the president is rushing it for political purposes, it seems unsupported, weak, and political for itself. for the democrats who are so anti-trump who ar that they woud turn their backs on the efficacy of a vaccine, flies in the face of common sense. end voters will see it through. >> dana: with every question they say they will follow the lead of a scientist. we will pray that everybody gets a vaccine when it was safe and available. protests continue to turn violent in cities across america. the late example again on "the five." ♪

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>> greg: welcome back, everybody. more protest chaos running wild in american cities, multiple arrests made in portland, oregon, over the weekend as riders clash with cops there. protesters descended on outdoor diners, forcing them to flee for their safety. and in new york city, wealthy student from the upper east side of manhattan arrested as they damaged businesses during a rampage in the city last week. president trump blasting the democratic city leaders for failing to stop the violence. he was the president. >> take a look at what's happening in new york and chicago. democrat-run cities, mayors that are running and governors that are running states so badly, mayors running cities so badly, there is no retribution. if somebody is breaking the law there's got to be a form of retribution.

we have now over 1,000 people, federal, in jail or prosecuting many people. >> geraldo: prosecuting many people at the federal level but at the state and local level not so much. i wonder, greg, what would you do if you are in a restaurant and black lives matter came and harassed rescue and intimidated and attempted to frighten you, what would you do? >> greg: i can't tell you what i would do. here's the thing that really bugs me. the media is pushing the study that says that 92% of all protests were peaceful, we have to debunk this now because statistically you don't need a large percentage to wreak havoc in a large population. you would say, the fatality rate of covid of 3% of infections or the media might put it, 97%

peaceful. it's only 3%. that's the first problem. the second problem is, comparing peaceful to not peaceful, what are they saying is peaceful? when a writer goes to bed, he's peaceful. when a nurse in a stops to eat a sandwich, he's peaceful. the idea that unrest has to be around-the-clock in order for it to be harmful is, even kamikaze pilots took a nap. the media is what is enabling this to happen by denying it. >> geraldo: thank you. and yes, dana, when you look at what happened in rochester, obviously an impaired individual running around saying he would spit at the cops because he has covid but the images of a naked black man in the street restrained with his fists over his head, we have to all agree that this is something that is

unacceptable. cops should not put spit stocks over the head of developmentally disabled people who are naked running in the streets, right? >> dana: well, obviously, the video is disturbing. but i think that we should allow the officers to explain what the situation they were dealing with and of course, the middle, the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic and obviously, it's terrible. the mental illness is terrible, the death was terrible. moving forward, you have the unrest, i think it's a shame that customers at restaurants don't have rights. because whereas the protection of the business owner or the citizen that just wants to go out and have a bite to eat? i talked to a lawyer today who was explaining to me that there are disturbing the peace laws, of course, the federal

government may be able to figure out some sort of a case because you have our sin, where is that all coming from? but i would have to come from the federal government and i think attorney general barr is starting to look at how to do this because one of the problems is, the state prosecutors or county prosecutors are not doing anything. the president talks about retribution, one of the problems is the officers are trying to do their jobs, business owners are trying to do their jobs, customers are trying to have a meal and nobody is enforcing the law to protect, to enforce the laws that are actually on the books. you don't need additional laws. you just need to enforce the laws that are on the books. somebody needs to get a handle on it. >> geraldo: i agree with that. in rochester you have a black mayor, a black police chief, the attorney general of new york is a black woman, how does it become racial when there is

black people on both sides? >> jesse: you know how it becomes racial, it's been racial since the jump. what you were saying earlier, he was also on angel dust. if he is naked, running through the streets and spitting on cops on angel dust, i don't know how you restrain people like that. if they put that thing too tight on him, that's on them and a horrible situation but these are tough situations to deal with. to quote emily compagno, i want to piggyback on what greg gutfeld said. on this study where they counted up all these protests and tabulated the riots and found that 7% of them were violent, that's like bragging that, oh, yes, my girlfriend only cheats on me 7% of the time. she's mostly faithful. 7% of the weekend she cheats but the rest of the time she's mostly faithful. that's like saying, you know, every time i drive my car, 7% of the time i wrecked it but i am a mostly safe driver. or saying, you know, every time

i leave my apartment, 7% of the time i get mugged. mostly safe neighborhood. come on. >> geraldo: we get it, we get it. emily, i want very briefly to ask you, how do we fix this? what we do? to get over this, where do we go? >> emily: there is an interrelated chain that requires showing up at every step of the way. arrests mean nothing without prosecution, prosecutions mean nothing without judicial discretion and actual deterrent consequences for a local leadership needs to step up with messaging that supports law enforcement and also supports law and order. that video in pittsburgh that was so hard to watch some of the despicable agitators harassing that elderly couple while eating and couldn't defend themselves, there were zero arrests that weekend. that's a local leadership failing to do the job of supporting law enforcement so every step of the way is where

people need to show up and realize that they are all related including the fact that law enforcement is not separate from the community. they are the same community. so when we talk about investing in the community and allocating resources back into the community, that includes law enforcement so they can do their jobs and so those videos are just the tip of the iceberg because as we were heading next. >> geraldo: okay, let me take a quick break your pay will be back, "the five" continues. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug

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once again, the big orange mean he has something no one had the guts to do before, eradicate a punitive ideology that ruins businesses and allies, a disease born from their hateful halls of left-wing academia, critical race theory undermines the positive core beliefs of america by redefining the nation as an engine of oppression. this leads to discordant schools, families, and now even work. the top attribute of a great employee, positive attitude. crtv replaces that with grievance and envy and what you are seeing on american city streets are its results, starting on campus and leaking into unconscious bias training and work, culminating in by writer is using this ideology to justify violence. they've been brainwashed for think you are unconsciously racist and they are there to wake you up. unconsciously racist means even when you say you are into rage

racist, the response is "you are not conscious of it." those who demand indoctrination operate on their own unconscious racism, they presume all white people are the same way, possessing white privilege. that is conscious racism. let's hope this bravery spreads in the survival of our country depends on it. all right, we will go fast here, good move on trump's part? >> dana: possibly although i do think there is going to be some pushback but i think there is not enough people that understand what crt is and it comes along this year as we been dealing with this project from "the new york times" basically trying to redefine the birth of america. i would say this, if there's not going to be crt which i don't necessarily think there should be, should there be better historical education in our k-12 schools and even in college? because i think over and over

again, we are trying to explain to our viewers who are already probably pretty well-informed about our nation's history and that as to be re-examined. education in our country, historic education in our country absolutely has to be something we deal with and that's not something the president can deal with, schools are run by public school districts and they should be at without understanding and learning our history we are going to be in a pretty tough situation like we are this summer. >> greg: emily, i think crt is one of the worst things that's ever been invented in my life and it creates an attitude that replaces optimism and desire for opportunity with grievance and envy, why would anybody want to hire somebody like that? >> emily: trying to apply it to the federal government, it's

trying to apply someone's individual paradigm to something that is not, i know what resource utilization looks like, it would be a colossal waste of time and a waste of taxpayer dollars and a huge study conducted of our mammoth federal government, the 80 and 90 plus percentage of employees, what they really want training and at what they think would benefit the citizens are things like technology innovation and reducing security and privacy requirements, things that would actually make a difference in how our government runs and how we see those benefits, not the sort of fantasyland stuff. >> greg: even liberals like this because they saw crt undermining the soft and hard sciences in academia and in fact everything with the ideology of race. >> jesse: i want to say something on behalf of white people right now. dana, hold my hand.

before now i'm scared. >> jesse: that was a test, it was a joke. i just was seeing if dana was paying attention. dana, you stopped me, good job. just being a jesse watters i feel guilt, i don't need additional guilt for my race. a lot of this has to do with money and power, the people who run these seminars, radical social justice warrior lawyers, you pay them to do the survey and is also a good way if you want t to to get people fired or promoted with things that are nothing to do with work produc products. >> geraldo: my problem with the 1619 project is its narrow focus, you know, i am over 10% native american which means that 10% of my descendants were here thousands of years before, latinos are the biggest minority group in this country, native americans have to be

recognized as well, we have this laser focus, this narrow focus on a minority that has been oppressed and justly needs recognition for that oppression and discrimination. so do other groups as well in the best way to do that is with everybody integrating together, not separating. >> greg: you got it. all right. more on "the five" coming up. ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein...

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also, what a great story you're going to tell your kid when he's like seven years old, did you know that your birth caused 7,000 acres of california to burn, 600 firefighters, a mass evacuation. this kid is going to have a complex for the rest of his li life. let's stop this. >> emily: not the birth that caused it, it's a selfishness of the parents. >> jesse: i blame them more than the data, there's no way the data wanted to do this thi thing. i also partially blame the baby. you can tell this baby has an attention-getter and it's not a baby girl. a baby girl would never be involved with arson, it's a baby boy for sure. >> emily: oh, my god. a caveat for you, geraldo, what are your thoughts on this? >> geraldo: i think people in california need to remember they live in a box of matches, my son and my two grandchildren, they

have a helicopter parked on top loaded with water, it's a horrible, horrible, terrible situation and just the beginning of fire season. >> emily: totally. dana, take us home. it >> dana: i think it's a criminal act and a shame that it happened, obviously but it would also be a shame if these parents ended up in jail because of their recklessness. i think we had to take this a lot more seriously and just get a freaking cake. pink or blue, it works. >> emily: totally. real quick, you guys. one of the world's best tennis players disqualified for whacking a ball out of frustration and accidentally hit a line judge in the throat. the star apologized online but not before he was ejected from the tournament. he claims he didn't know the rules. is the problem the rule, geraldo? >> geraldo: no. first of all, you are not allowed to act out in rage and

you're not allowed to injure an official. however unfortunate, he is the number one player in the world. >> emily: dana, you play tennis, what are your thoughts on this? >> dana: yeah, i don't play at this level but i've never hit line judge. i've never even had a line judge but i really enjoyed the commentary from john mcenroe who talked about how he knew what it was like to lose your temper and act on something, acted out in a way that makes things worse for you. i thought that was pretty good advice coming from john. >> emily: i feel like you can relate to that. >> jesse: i was a ball boy as a little kid and the players hit balls at me all the time, it's part of the game. >> dana: all right, greg, what are your thoughts? >> greg: it started young. i thought he should have been awarded a point. but anyway, i don't know.

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♪ >> jesse: time for "one more thing." greg. >> greg: time for this. greg's amazing contest. on friday i told you how i accidentally got two copies of the stooges album from a concert at goose lake from 1970. i have two so i thought i would auction one off. based on whoever wrote in with the best song choice and the best reason. jeff was the runner-up. he took his pregnant wife to a show and at 3:00 a.m. he snuck out the back, ran into iggy pop who was involved with a groupie and settled on the second. let me sign your stuff after

being serviced. the second place. "lust for life. you're going to get pictures. scott wrote to me his favorite song is "i want to be your dog. "he is the winner. i will not sign it because then he won't open it. that will be dropped in the mail tomorrow, congratulations, scott. i had 2,000 emails that i had to read. it was crazy. >> jesse: we are just auctioning things off on the show? if that's what we're doing, i need to know that's what we are doing. >> greg: fox has iggy fans, more than maroon 5 fans. >> jesse: lets go as fast as possible. everyone is going camping now since it's the coronavirus. crazy stuff is happening in the wilderness. check out what this camper did when he saw a bear.

he fed a bear food out of his mouth. the guys name. a bear feeding out of your mouth name. decoder jacks flirts with death in the woods. i guess it's better than lighting the woods on fire like the gender reveal crazy people. dana. >> dana: am i next? >> jesse: your next, dana. >> dana: i couldn't hear because of the laughter. your thing was so good. i don't know why dogs hate harmonicas but they do. even jasper hates the harmonica. this was him last night with peter while we played jenga. [laughter] 's the fight he would do anything to make that harmonica stop.

>> jesse: you really left us into your life. you and peter playing jenga with the dog. so adorable. emily. >> emily: i will never forget the opening scene of "white nights" when my calibration, put his feet in that ice bath. so dramatic. an austrian man broke a world record inside a glass box with ice cubes. he claims next year he will beat the record again in los angeles. that's 440 pounds of ice. >> jesse: i think all of those records are held by austrians. they are great at that. >> geraldo: it's my 50th anniversary tomorrow in broadcasting. i heard from past and present callings and others, including the man in the white house. he is the president.

>> 50 years as a broadcaster is incredible. what an achievement. i have watched everyone of them. i hate to say it. i don't want to admit it. he's really good at what he does. geraldo, i would like to congratulate you on behalf of myself and the first lady. >> jesse: congrats, geraldo. specia"special report" is up no. >> happy anniversary, geraldo. president trump has more insults for joe biden in china and promises a coronavirus vaccine soon. china rapidly expanding its military. we will look at what it means for the u.s. and the "whatever happened to" segment on animals with covid-19. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i am mike emanuel in for bret baier. president trump says the u.s. will return to unprecedented prosperity if he is reelected this fall. he says his november opponent