us and thank you for being with us great wet not your heart be troubled this friday night, the news continues and laura ingraham and "the ingraham angle" is next. monday, 50 days until you thingd bigger than life, death itself. good night. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with jesse watters, greg gutfeld, 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." you don't like remembering 19 years since they september 11th attacked and nearly 3,000 lives lost. memorials tell at the pentagon in new york city where joe biden and mike pence cross paths in a rare face-to-face meeting while attending the ceremony there. president trump and joe biden taking a pause in campaigning to pay tribute to the 93 euros and chick93president trump remembe

them. >> no matter the danger, no matter the odds, america will always rise up, stand tall, fight back. the only thing that stood between the enemy and the deadly strike at the heart of american democracy was the courage and the resolve of 40 men and women. the amazing passengers and crew of flight 93 are sacred task, our righteous duty and our solemn pledges to carry forward the noble legacy of the brave souls who gave their lives for us 19 years ago. >> greg gutfeld, i appreciated your take on flight on flight 93 and i'm thinking earlier today

about how they were really the first americans to take the fight to the enemy. >> greg: you know, they didn't go down without a fight and you know, i can't really think about that experience without getting emotional about it. all of us i think -- i was in new york when this happened. increasing the context for whatever problems you had in that day or month and they kind of evaporate. if you had a fight with your spouse or you had disagreements with coworkers, these things kind of disappear because of the abject horror puts everything in a weird kind of order. a priority in the words don't matter. it's the deeds. we said never forget and we haven't forgotten. but we have forgotten the role of the living, we have forgotten the role of the living

first responder, the first responders defined by getting there first. they get their first so you don't have to and when they get there, they never know what they are going to get whether it's a terror attack or a bank robbery, or a domestic of use called. they could end up dead, they can end up heroes, and a vilified by mistake. in the short time, it saddens me that we have gone 19 years from reverence and respect to demonization and maybe that's just what happens with time. but we said that we would not forget but we have. if we something really important and it's tragic. >> dana: jesse, i have always thought about the passengers on the flight is something that so american and not only taking the fight to the enemy and come before they rushed they took a

vote. they gave everybody a chance to have their say. and then they called loved ones before they try to rush and you know, their intentions were try to basically get the hostage takers out of the cockpit and try to land the plane and of course we know that's not what happened. but their intention was trying to live that day and they voted to try to basically take over the plane and had a very little chance of them succeeding. >> jesse: let's roll, i think those were the words and we heard them all the time whether it's in sports, parent telling somebody to get in the car, police on a raid about going in and serving a warrant. those are beautiful words and i think we will always remember them and i try not to think a lot about the pain and the suffering that people felt on 9/11, the people jumping out of the towers to avoid suffocating or to avoid burning up. i try to think about the positive moments and i really thought i saw a positive moment

today with mike pence and joe biden. touching elbows like that's when they were there and i think always about george bush's first pitch at yankee stadium and i watch that twice when i woke up this morning and you think about w and the rubble standing there warning abou everybody what whao come. we think about we did in afghanistan, but years later barack obama and the seals took him out. let's a great moment of unity for the country and i remember being a producer during the iraq war and watching the video of the iraqis topple the statue of saddam hussein. the feeling that we saw when the rope was wrapped around saddam hussein's neck before he was hung. those are very powerful moments a lot of the time and you guys have already mentioned people trying to politicize that you hear about the comparison between covid and the 9/11 death

count. i dismissed that. i don't think about that. i try to cherish the fleeting moments we have is a country the weeks are moments after 9/11 and the month after covid hit hard in late march and early april. the moments when there's a natural disaster in the hurricane in texas when people comes together. those are the few and far between but as you cherish the moments and think about the heroes, i think that is enough for us to sustain that fire within us. that lights the beacon on the hill. >> dana: i'm thinking today about how there's also economic adevastation and new york pulled back from that as well. think about what's happening today and not to make a comparison and i'm not necessarily, but my point is to say that you have seen it several times that the americans pulled together in the crisis

and is that including our entrepreneurs, the small business people, the banks pulling it together to try to keep this thing afloat. >> dagen: i've never seen anything like our country coming together and not just all 50 states, but certainly in new york city i would care that they and what greg said, the feeling of terror, horror, shock, coming flooding back at this time every year much quicker than i would think. in fact, because all the people of the u.s. came together, we came out of a recession in november of that year because we collectively lifted up not just one another and the nation, but the economy asell. i think today, of course, about the families grieve deeply and daily and i think about the survivors. a colleague of ours told us this morning that a close friend of his survived the collapse of the

towers, but lost all of her colleagues. and she came back to new york city today, today, for the first time in 19 years to hear the names being read out loud. i also look around me in the streets of new york city even here and all of fox news and think about just the brave among us, people are capable, regular folks of extraordinary acts of bravery encourage and heroism and true selflessness. i read those stories today. >> dana: juan williams, may be reflect on washington, d.c., and we talked about chick-fil-a new york city and of course there is the plane that hit the pentagon we should take a moment to reflect on d.c. and how it's doing again today. >> juan: 19 years, dana, in some cases that's a long time

and memories can fade but for me as a kid who grew up in new york city, love the city and now lived in washington. the memory does not fade and in fact i feel very real to me on this 19th year and you can't separate it in my mind from the fact that we are going through very difficult waters right now in america and terms of the pandemic. in terms of the economic upheaval and tried to come to terms with the racial tensions in the society. so i think -- we are very vulnerable right now and i think the memory of that tragedy today is just searing and it feels real and it's very real at this moment, very close. you talk about washington, and that was so scary, you know, where are your kids in that moment, cell phones went down and are the kids okay and can you get them from school? all that, your spouse, your friends, and you just feel like what is going on? are we goin okay?

the state attack, the capital is next, more planes are coming in the bravery that we learned about in terms of its is pretty amazing. i too was touched by the attack of so many politicians today getting out and going to those places. i was surprised that the president didn't go to his hometown, the lifelong new yorker, didn't go there today and i was just surprised. >> dana: i think it's a good place to be as well and here's the thing, we are okay and we will be okay. we have shown we can do it over and over again. up next, the latest on the race to the white house. ♪

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♪ >> biden was in michigan and he said i better get out of the basement this guy is starting to do very well. lying upon his lifetime of coldhearted betrayal, biden, nafta, the worst trade deal in the history of our country and he continues to embrace and promote nafta for decades and i told you, he just said it was not as good as the deal i made. >> juan: president trump going after joe biden on the campaign trail that's on the rally in michigan where he accused the former vp of selling out american jobs. president trump reacting to joe biden being pressed after eight interview. take a look. >> doesn't he deserve credit? better than nafta. speak out it's better than nafta, but look at what the overall trade policies have done with nafta.

we have the gigantic deficit in trade with mexico. not because nafta wasn't made better, because the overall trade policy and the deals made everything worse. >> juan: greg, i wanted to check with you and see if you gave biden credit for being honest in saying that he thinks the deal that president trump negotiated was the better one than existed previously. >> greg: absolutely, i was pleasantly surprised and i thought that biden did okay but that could be my fault for having such low expectations from him. that has to be the case and that you have to slow expectations and it's easy to beat them but i think the favorite part of that interview wit was his face. he had the look of a disappointing chemistry professor after student blew up the lab and firm on cnn veer from let's not lay a glove on joe strategy and kind of get

critical. but it's tough for joe because the opponent is now nominated twice for a nobel peace prize. first for israel uae, and serbia, and what's next? trump is handing out peace plans like pancakes at a firehouse breakfast. who knew? [laughter] who knew the evil orange godzilla is better than gandhi? >> juan: that be something. jesse, trump promises and you know, the emphasis up in michigan, wisconsin, you know, pennsylvania. promise to bring back manufacturing jobs. they said since that he is been in office the u.s. is down 270,000 manufacturing jobs. what do you think -- >> jesse: no, no, no. no. juan, that was the obama-biden administration that lost the

manufacturing jobs. the trump administration prepandemic -- juan i have it right here from the brain room. if you want to do a question mark >> juan: i had it right here from fact-check.org. >> jesse: ready, january to march 2020, plus 200,000 manufacturing jobs. i don't know about that, but these are statistics from the bureau of labor. >> juan: jessie, jessie, you're mistaking is that there were also hemorrhaging the manufacturing jobs and the total, the total as i said 270,000 jobs, manufacturing jobs lost since trump. let's not bore the audience. >> jesse: tell me what trump, i'm fired up, you're talking about the facts. all right. i see the manufacturing jobs were lost after the pandemic, but i said prepandemic they added 400,000, okay? if you go back and look at the

factories lost as by then champion the china trade deal, 63,000 less american factories since he champions of that. you know how many manufacturing jobs we have lost since biden backed nafta? 4.8 million manufacturing jobs since biden backed nafta out. under obama and biden, the u.s. offshore to 1.3 million manufacturing jobs. we can go toe-to-toe on manufacturing and factory all day, i'm not here to talk about that. he was right when he said that the usmca is better than nafta. nafta, the textile industry got shredded it, though low automobile manufacturing jobs wiped out. the supply chains scrambled and trump came in and re-condensed the supply chain here in america and more high-end industrial jobs here now.

because of the usmca, electronics, heavy machinery come up consolidated here in the united states. good of joe to acknowledge that. >> juan: okay, so, part of the appeal i guess from the president to the manufacturing workers in the midwest to say gdp has gone off but he promised the gdp 4-6% and never come close and i think it's about two and a half and what obama did at the end. what do you say to that? how does he appeal to the workers and say give me another four years if the past four years didn't deliver on the promise? >> dagen: american workers aren't paying attention to the gdb as much as i'm a numbers nerd, they care about money in their pockets and the safety and security and that's why joe biden is directly lifting all of those messages from donald trump. people care about the fact that wages for the lowest skill workers before the pandemic, rather than the fastest pace in

20 years, rank-and-file workers making more money in the wages going up faster than their bosses closing the income and the inequality gap something that didn't happen under obama. i just want to know, the democrats literally because orange man bad, trump bad, everything he was saying even one year ago, they would do the exact opposite. illegal immigration, cracked down on it at the democrats said we had need to have government health care for all of them. now why all of us on it and strolled on and saying, yeah, usmca is better than nafta. why is -- at this of "the wall street journal" front page and biden's new china policy looks a lot like trump's. that's because the swing voters and the people who have jobs in this country were not to gobbling up the garbage that the biden campaign that has been dished out last several months. >> juan: dana, part of the the

presidents economic pitch to voters coming back to that tax cuts, but at the moment and hasn't had much impact for people who are, you know, struggling with the facts, the economic effects of the pandemic in terms of the lost wages, economic turmoil, food lines as we have shown here on "the fiv "the five." how does he say you know what the tax cut was good. >> dana: i don't have the fact-check.org or the brain room information about the tax cut with me, but i do know that a lot of people say that the middle class benefited but it's interesting that schumer and pelosi want to alleviate taxes on the rich. that's interesting conundrum. u.s. ca, there's a ticket splitting here between biden and kamala harris because she actually voted against usmca and so they're not on the same page on that which is fine. but it makes people wonder if

you have biden as the president and she's the vice presidents, and her policies -- with a completely different than his? something to keep in mind. the last point, isn't it great to have a feeling that there's a campaign? they're doing interviews, out on the road. i feel like we should all be pretty happy on this friday that we are 53 days away from the campaign and it finally feels like it. >> juan: all right. i had on "the five," the biden campaign causing controversy after refusing to see if there candidate uses a teleprompter to answer some questions from reporters. that's next for you on "the five." ♪ who is usaa made for? it's made for him a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids become a member. get an insurance quote today.

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president trump but he's going to have to do it without us teleprompter. biden telling supporters he hopes the president beat him into a brawl during the first debate later this month. biden spokesman refusing to answer whether the democratic nominee uses a teleprompter to answer questions from the voters. and take a look. of >> digital pride in ever use a teleprompter answer a q&a? >> this is straight from the trump campaign. >> what it does is it's trying to distract the american people. >> there using it, and you say yes or no? >> they talk about it because they don't have a coherent -- >> answer, yes or no. of >> they talk about it every day because they don't have a coherent answer why donald trump we deserves reelection. >> jesse: do think the guy has the job today? >> dana: i think he has a job definitely, but i want to point

out that did you notice how a typos your look together? you know. >> jesse: i'm dressing like him? >> dana: i'm just saying that when you're not wearing a tie there was, you know, something going on. >> jesse: why is this about me, not joe biden using a teleprompter? or that his name is? i mean, he represent somebody in a basement and his name is doc low. >> dana: you never have to talk for anything, greg, because you fly right under it. >> greg: really? >> dana: i just wanted to say a couple things about the interview. one, he didn't say no to the question that uses a teleprompter and we saw the teleprompter. i mean, i think i would've tried to have a better answer for that and maybe say, yeah, or

something and push it back. at one point in the interview he says to bret baier i will send you the fact-check. okay, that's something we could do on the panel show but if you're the press secretary you are the fact-check. that's your job. you don't have to send the interviewer a fact-check. >> jesse: juan williams, joe using teleprompter become a bigger story because the flak went on fox and made a huge bust over? >> juan: i think it's a bigger story on the conservative side but what we really -- what's really going on is the trump campaign and being anxious about the upcoming debate. i think that they have thought biden would come across as the caricature of the doddering old man, demented like they have been pushing for so long and instead of what they saw the convention was a very good speech performance by joe biden. >> greg: have you seen the

videos of everybody talking about where it looks like biden's reading and then asked him to move it up and then reads the notes and have you seen those videos? >> juan: jessie, jessie come out you think politicians don't use teleprompter is every politician -- >> jesse: for interviews, interviews. oh, my god, i don't know, i've been around a long time i apologize. >> juan: that use cue cards, teleprompters. >> jesse: you don't use a script into a teleprompter for a interview or a q&a, juan, everybody knows that. greg, when you saw this -- 's before they prompt people on answers. remember, when you have now is the trump campaign suggesting that >> juan biden has drug enht because i can't believe -- >> jesse: we have the president on judge jeanine on 9:00 p.m. eastern let's listen to that. >> there's possibly drugs

involved and that's what i hear. i mean, possibly and i don't know how you can be so bad to where you can get out and sent it to new saw some of the debates with a large number of people on the stage. i mean, i used to say how is it possible that he can even go forward? >> jesse: greg, your reaction? >> greg: everything's on the table and they've been accusing trump of doing drugs for the last four years and being on adderall. that door is open and i love that interview with bret baier. bret baier looked like he was slow motioning turning into the hulk. [laughter] he was trying to get the question out and just getting bigger and bigger. >> dana: that guy acted like me why are there cigarette butts and how did they get there? no answer, but the strategy was brilliant and a spokesperson looked so bad that the biden doesn't look too bad. just think, the contrast was all that you needed.

>> jesse: dagen? >> dagen: the campaign seems like they're treating biden like he some sort of delicate figurine and that's kind of the giveaway. they need to work on -- i made a list of things. they need to work on him not using catchphrases like come on, man, and i truly don't get it. also, he has to avoid eye ticks and twitches and i didn't get that. he needs lots of sleep and caffeine and i have one for a while and it was really distracting and awful beer to joe by then, don't lock your knees because he will go over like a hung over bridesmaid and a lance wedding in the middle of july. >> jesse: just around the corner, we'll be watching. the major warning liberal cities can't control anarchy and violence. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance,

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♪ >> dana: a major warning to liberal savings struggling to deal with anarchy and chaos across the country. enough is enough and demanding a crackdown on crime and improving the quality of life for people. of one and 50 ceos send bill de blasio in action to clean up the city. will this attract the attention of liberal leaders? it's only when the money walks. >> greg: i think he checked out and i don't know when he's planning on doing and remember when you ran for president? he's insane. the deny lists say it's not happening and everythin everybos packed up and left say it's not

safe for women and children. it's like a worse demand reversed lottery and you never know when you're going to be the person that gets hit by a mentally ill male. severe drug abuse, roaming around committing bizarre random crimes and meanwhile we have a rich trust fund that brats who are planning to occupy vacant luxury apartments and planning to drop bricks on people from above. the doj has to get on top of it and yesterday, november is going to be really ugly because he will have a combination of election day uncertainty that can go for weeks and you've got the negative polarization of an entire voting block that's demonized and the application of local leadership. it combined together, the ultimate bonfire of depravities. i saw it with my own eyes and it happened in my neighborhood and it will happen again and the

businessmen, the people living in the neighborhoods, we have to get together because the government's not going to protect us. we have to do it ourselves. if >> dagen: dana, i see it myself too i had to run inside because of two different people this morning as i was trying to come to work. saturday morning, smeared all over the cvs, this is an only oasis for terminal's. it doesn't change? >> dana: the businesses banding together is a start and i think the letters should have been sent to governor cuomo and it feels like de blasio says i don't care. he is checked out, but governor cuomo, remember during the pandemic when he threatened to take over new york city? we talked about it just a little bit, but i sort of feel like governor cuomo does care about the city and i think he will listen to businesses.

i think that if we want to put pressure on anybody to make a difference, that is where the pressure should be. the governor's office. >> dagen: pointing out there's a "wall street journal" that came out that government who overrode the mayor on the shutdown and cause the problems in the city, the governor. it didn't fall on the mayor. >> jesse: juan says i was boring everybody with facts earlier in the show so how about colorful antidotes? backing me up yesterday, leaving fox and i saw somebody on fox. if somebody on the building. i have been here for 20 years working o for the company but there is a homeless woman who set up an encampment across the street from fox. you guys who am talking about, she lives across their period of times square smells like a men's

bathroom and there and then tempted rape on 63rd and lexington and that's outside bloomingdale's, everybody. armed robbery on 65th and lexington the other way. upper left side, vagrants shooting dope in front of moms pushing strollers. there is a windows smashed throughout midtown at very nice stars. in stores. counterfeiters trying to sell me handbags and they are very good deals and i'm being forced to buy really good knockoff bags. i don't want to give these guys any more money. >> dana: juan? [laughter] go ahead, juan! >> juan: back to the letter because i think a lot of this, to me, it's just so hysterical i don't know where to begin.

>> greg: wasn't hysterical? you don't live here. those businesses are losing their livelihoods. >> juan: i'm coming back there to be with all of you. >> greg: then you'll know, you'll experience -- >> juan: i know. >> dana: it's different, juan. >> juan: fine, i just think that the letter that we are talking about, signed by the big bank, the retailers, people from the retail, the smaller retail stores they want their customers back, they want people to come into the cities for the services and i think broadway wants its customers back. i think that is why you are seeing, they are saying, let's make things look better and improve the quality on the streets. that goes for democratic cities, republican cities, it's not liberal cities and don't look at lexington, miami, they cities have troubles too. it's not a one-sided situation.

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>> greg: what is a risk that you took when you were younger, when you were younger that has now paid off? dagen, you took a lot of risks? >> dagen: is some bad like rollerblading in new york city and getting my sweater caught on the back about bike rack and drag down 57th street. a risk is not being afraid of getting fired, not being afraid of getting fired. >> greg: i'm so unafraid of it it's habit to be three or four times. [laughter] all right, juan, what risk did you take that's paid off now? >> juan: gosh, i would guess from a very young age, grade,

and my junior high school paper, high school paper, i went to work at a big city paper freshman year after freshman year of college so i took the risk and i was going to do well in journalism. >> greg: that is now a risk. [laughter] not a risk back then you could be something. jesse, were you a risk-taker? >> jesse: my risks usually didn't pay off, greg, i'm having a hard time coming up with something. the one time i took a pay cut to work somewhere that got me the job here. so, i would say that paid off. >> greg: basically you got to fox and got a pay cut. >> jesse: the place i got before got the pay cut. >> greg: a way to cover yourself. >> dana: i'm the opposite of jesse, on the most risk-averse person you know. i think going to meet peter in new orleans the time he was back

after we met on the airplane, that's a risk that paid off. >> greg: that's a good risk. highly immoral because you two weren't married, that is disgusting that you would do that. this is a family show, dana, there's children at home. you know, they went on this trip, disgusting. i would have to say kind of like that leaving the country, if i had to move to england which was a huge risk, i would not have met my wife and i would not be at fox. you have to leave sometimes to come back as they say. i know where this is going, what product or item have you recently become obsessed with and why? jesse. >> jesse: because i'm so secure in my masculinity i'm going to tell you the truth. i went to sephora the other day and i got a bunch of creams like moisturizers and stuff. i hadn't been doing a lot of moisturizer up until age 40 or so and i found out that

moisturizers are very effective. >> greg: that's great. a call back to the duane reade story, dagen told us. what was the question? what products are you obsessed with? [laughs] >> dana: crest white strips but i use them so much my teeth hurt so that's why i'm irritable. >> greg: wow, i know what you're going to say. what? >> jesse>> dagen: palatine. >> greg: i'm telling you, that's the five for me, people watch the five, i watch palatine and i know everybody i know all -- all the information. >> dagen: the cody xoxo oh right. >> greg: they are my favorite favorites. i am so obsessed with them, it's not healthy. probably not healthy at all. juan, how about you?

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take a look. >> greg: a video? >> happy birthday, i have to ask you please quit sending the weird pictures and we kind of like it if you leave the horses alone. love you too. [laughter] >> dana: never disappoints, greg, never disappoints. you know, we have a special something for you that should be coming into the studio now. a very safe way. >> greg: is that they can? >> dana: it's not a cake, it something you will enjoy. ribs. all right, "one more thing" as well? >> greg: i'm going to plug my show which is tomorrow, september 12, dave, and it's on my birthday! go watch it for me and that's it for me because i'm going to eat. >> dana: and join happy birthday. >> greg: i love chinese food ribs are the best ribs! >> juan: happy birthday, greg.

sunday, sunday is also grandparents day and as you know, my grandparent grandkids e of my eye so i was thrilled when i saw this ad from generations united focusing on active roles with 70 million grandparents playing in their families. take a look. >> we are doing one on one at the end of my to back night, he's worth it. >> greg: le two of them. of >> juan: i'm a grandparent and here we are through the years, generations united, inviting grandparents like these two, hashtag love is great. happy grandparents day this weekend everybody. >> dana: looking forward to the pictures on monday. of >> jesse: classic a juan, "one more thing," got a love that. happy birthday, greg.

brazilian woman just broke the guinnes"theguinness book of wor" would you you think this was? >> greg>> greg: you broke it too early. >> jesse: her name is maya rivera, and served amazing weights. waters world will be live on 8:00 on the show, and i don't know if you knew who i was before he came over on the show and now he definitely does. let's put it that way. >> dana: oh, boy, dagen. >> dagen: happy birthday could delma, greg, foster teeth for you. the oscar mayer winner, you can basically sign u up to propose o your future spouse after one of the drivers got engaged at

yellowstone in front of the mobile. a piece of advice, don't do that. don't do that. >> dana: you could, but you should not. that's it for ♪ everybody is working for the weekend ♪ everybody ♪ >> rise and shine, welcome to "fox and friends" in the 6 am hour. looks like a beautiful day outside. a little dark. i never quite get used to the dark mornings the role in is we head into the fall. we have a big show planned, some great interviews, good stuff,