it and a lot of breaking news. we appreciate it. neil will be back tomorrow. in the meantime, "the five" is next. thank you very much for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with kennedy, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fox news alert. protests underway in louisville, kentucky, after one officer was indicted in connection with the death of breonna taylor. ex-cop brett hankison festus three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment. the grand jury did not charge any of the three officers directly in taylor's death. matt finn is on the ground in kentucky with the latest. since i have n in about two hours. what is the latest?

>> we were in frankfurt, the capital, for the attorney general press conference and now we are back here louisville. our reporters is among the protesters. i am here in the downtown area. a large portion of downtown has been entirely blocked off, barricaded by police. heavy trucks and physical barricades. police only letting an essential personnel but the big news today of course is that not of the officers in the breonna taylor case were charged with murder. one former officer, detective hankison, was charged with wanton endangerment, three counts, much lesser charge. many people on the ground and across the nation not happy with today's outcome. the attorney general says 2 out of 3 officers involved, cosgrove and mattingly, were ofteauthorized to use force. they were returning fire because they were shot at first. kentucky attorney general's has three officers were not involved in obtaining the actual warrant. the only have the information

relayed to them about carrying out. evan earns shows that the evidence truck officers knocked and announced that breonna taylor's apartment. it was not unknown knock warrant according to kentucky's attorney general. the attorney general says it was corroborated by witnesses. saying breonna taylor was shot six times, not five times. one was considered failure. the attorney general says his office could not definitively conclude who fired the fatal shot. fbi says it was officer cosgrove. in statement the officers reported that after they entered breonna taylor's apartment, forcibly entered, a male, bram and travis barker was holding a gun but his arms were extended and that walker testified or told police he fired the first shot, hitting an officer in thes responded. here's breonna taylor's attorney responding to this short while ago. >> she's in her apartment. she's in the sanctity of her home.

the place where you expected to be safe. >> the kentucky attorney general says he is a black man speaking on behalf of his entire team. as a black man, he understands how painful this is for the black community which is what he said his team investigated every fact. he said the scrutiny his team has received is "misplaced" because they were looking for the truth which they believe they arrived at. the kentucky attorney general sang twice today that criminal law is not always meant to respond to what he calls a tragedy. >> my heart breaks for the loss of ms. taylor. i have said that repeatedly. my mother. if something were to happen to me, would find it very hard. i have seen that pain on ms. palmer's face. i have seen that pain in the

community. >> the attorney general of kentucky did not comment on the makeup of the grand jury, the age and race. he said the case is so sensitive, he's not going to do that. he said he is going to start a task force to investigate warrants such as knocking and entering in the breonna taylor case to determine if there is legality and how unnecessary they are moving forward. he said celebrities and influencers are going to try to imply that they know kentucky law better than the attorney general and his investigators. he's urging people not to give into those influencers attempts to capture emotion. dana. >> dana: matt, if you'll stay with us. want to go to jeff paul in louisville, following the protests. >> dana, things are taking a turn here in louisville after several hours of peaceful and very spirited protesting and marching through the streets. you can see what is set up here about half a mile away from the

mayor's home, several police officers out here and that sort of where they drew the line. marchers came right up to that line and they wouldn't let them through. there was some sort of interaction between police and a few of the protesters and then the police officers started rushing through this way. they push them back. i will step into the street. they push them back that way down the street where we assume and haven't been able to make it over there yet but we assume the majority of the protesters now remain on that side of the police blockade. about 12 people i would say were arrested out here. they had plastic zip ties around the back of them and they were carted out of here in some big police vans and really what's interesting is we've got this curfew tonight that's been implemented at 9:00 p.m. we'll see what the rest of the night holds because there is still several protesters out there seemingly wanting to get

closer and closer to the mayor's house. after the announcement was made today in the breonna taylor case. dana. >> dana: jeff, thank you. we will take it around for a few questions. matt, can i start with you on something. the attorney general was asked what it was like when he met with breonna taylor's family today. he spoke very movingly about how was it was extremely difficult. we lost matt. that's a great question than i wish we could get an answer. when i was going to ask and jeff paul, maybe you have an answer. he talked about how he had met with breonna taylor's family. have we heard directly from them and not from lawyers? >> i think there was a small statement put out by the sister of breonna taylor, if i remember correctly. i've been out here running around with protesters. we don't have a lot of cell phone signal. i believe one of the sisters put out some sort of statement about, she doesn't know what to do next. i believe.

don't quote me on that. he >> dana: all right. >> you can tell people are thinking of that family. >> dana: matt, you are there. we will let kennedy ask a question. >> kennedy: matt, good to talk to you. stay safe. there's a 9:00 p.m. curfew but what are police doing specifically to make sure that there is not violence and property theft that might be a little different reaction than some of the cities we have seen throughout these troubles and riots over the summer. >> let's walk, we are in downtown louisville. we've been here for more than a week. this city over the past 24 to 48 hours has been so heavily boarded up and shut down, at least in the square mile radius. we watched as hundreds of businesses boarded up here the past 24 to 48 hours. we showed you a short while earlier, there are only certain ways in and out. police are forming these very intense barricades, only letting

essential personnel in. there's large trucks at the end of this road. that scene is reported all across downtown louisville. also jeff paul is walking among the actual protesters right now. i am hearing that arrests are being made. there are human barriers being formed already. beginning yesterday morning police started to close off the streets. businesses started boarding up and there was some local reports and reactions saying hey, this is too strong of a reaction. apparently the police department and the mayor, want to be completely prepared for this decision and here we are. many people are unhappy. you can imagine that the protests which have already started are going to go through the night. hopefully they do not become violent. i have covered protests in minneapolis, portland, seattle, many cities. unfortunately as the sun starts to set which it will begin to do in a short while, things could take a nasty turn. i will say that authority seemed very much prepared here in louisville. >> dana: i think we have time for one or two.

juan williams, did you have a question. >> juan: matt, as i understand, the decision made by the attorney general, he mentions the use of a gun by the boyfriend. that gun was legally held, is that right? >> that's my understanding. the attorney general said today that the two officers that were not charged were authorized to use the force they did because investigators believed kenneth walker fired first at them. kenneth walker testified that he fired first. they were returning his fire. >> dana: all right, matt finn, thank you. i'm sure will be in touch with you for the rest of the evening. jeff paul, thank you. we will monitor the situation in kentucky but switch gears. joe biden blasts bernie sanders. will that hurt him with the far left? michael bloomberg could be in legal trouble with what he is doing in florida. one day

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joe biden trying to win over moderate voters by attacking socialist senator bernie sanders. take a look. >> if you could address the camera directly, talk to the voters worried about socialism and you raising taxes. >> first of all, i guarantee, i promise. i've never broken my word. anyone making less than $400,000 will not see one single penny in their tax raised. number two, i beat the socialist. that's how i got elected. that's how i got the name nomination. do i look like a socialist? look at my whole career. i'm not a socialist. >> jesse: florida's attorney general calling for an investigation over allegations doing our mike bloomberg is buying votes in the state. the former new york city mayor raised millions of dollars to pay fines for felons so they could cast ballots in november. florida congressman matt gaetz saying it could be criminal. >> i believe there may be a criminal investigation already underway of the bloomberg

connected activities in florida. it's a third-degree felony for someone to either directly or indirectly provide something of value to the impact whether or not someone votes. to the question is whether or not paying off someone's fines and legal obligations counts as something of value. it clearly does. >> jesse: all right, juan, florida statute 104.0461. third-degree felony. he can't do that. you can give someone a thing of value to influence their vote. and mike steen confessed that they have, they admit, they are saying they are not playing fines for all felons. just black and hispanic felons as an incentive devote for joe joe biden. mike is not going to do well in the slammer. >> juan: he's not going. >> jesse: it's not legal. >> juan: of course it's legal.

was not legal is that after the voters of florida said felons should be allowed to vote, you get republicans in the legislature changing the rules. you've got to pay off the debts. it's like an indentured servant. the voters of the state of florida in a political action intended to benefit donald tru donald trump. >> jesse: like sheldon adelson in nevada saying i'm going to wipe everyone's gambling debts clean. as an incentive to vote for donald trump. >> greg: that would work on me. i'm in the hole. bingo is killing me. the dems must be proud to be the party of felons. that's what bloomberg has inaccurately painted the mask and we know why he's doing it, so biden wins florida. he assumes that felons will vote democrat and he has put that front and center in everybody's brainpan.

this after the democrats, prominent democrats were bailing out rapists and murderers and rioters. they don't give a damn. they only care about the criminals. joe biden says he beat the socialist. yet he absorbed all of his principles. he's like a political pac-man. he gobbled up the candy. just takes all their principles or their policies. if you're the front runner he would stick to the issues in the stances that got you to the front, not just wilt and subsume. is that the word, dana? subsume. i got it off the word of daily calendar you got me for christmas in 1993. he absorbs everything because he has nothing. that's the sad thing. he has nothing. >> juan: he has enough to say he's not the socialist. bernie is a self identified socialist. the joe we know for so many years as you like to point out is a moderate democrat.

>> greg: you have to deny that you're losing. >> juan: the candidate being backed by the communists, the russians, oh, gee. >> greg: hunter biden? >> juan: donald trump. >> jesse: what about the communist chinese? >> kennedy: russia are not the only commies on the planet. you have commies that have a much march bigger economy in china. i'm more worried about them and their election to tinkering frankly. >> juan: the fbi says the russians are the primary actors. >> kennedy: and i trust the fbi. i want to get back. >> jesse: let kennedy speak. >> kennedy: i like the idea of beat the socialist of some of millennial drinking game. if joe biden keep saying stuff like that he's going to get canceled because aoc came out last week and swore joe biden is

going to go so far left after the election we have nothing to worry about. bernie sanders is writing a lot of his platform. joe biden is not a guy. joe biden is a comedian bernie sanders has a very important seat. >> jesse: do you think the bernie bros get angry and sleepy joe? >> dana: i think the bernie bros are fickle fans of biden and next tuesday will have the first debate. a lot of people are already locked into their positions. republicans are locked in, democrats are locked in. i don't think there's that many persuadable voters out there. >> greg: i am undecided. >> dana: really? [laughter] i think the progressive left, if they are watching this debate and they are not satisfied, that might be the most important constituency for biden. >> jesse: good point. if trump tries to pin him down to being a socialist and he spends the whole debate protesting, i'm not a socialist, the bernie bros go quick. >> greg: like the trump

supporter -- the bernie supporter with the bow tie that started voting for trump. you're going to see that. voting for trump as a vindictive response. >> juan: it's a binary choice. you get biden or you get trump. >> kennedy: astute analysis. >> juan: for people on the left who are concerned, they have to be aware that it's part of the republican strategy to try to get a wedge between them and biden so they want to promote people in the green party. jill stein last time or they want to promote kanye west. they are still time to get him on ballots. there is a clear reason, suppress the votes. >> greg: more candidates suppress the votes. i had no idea. you have no evidence. no evidence. >> kennedy: it's not suppression. >> jesse: we are not doing the trump campaign. >> jesse: juan, stop talking. republicans are doing a very

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lavish spending wired mountains of cash, meaning they shared the exact concerns trump had when he made that part of a phone call. when your dad is the number two guy, hunter could look out for number one. making millions he made more doing nothing then you make in a lifetime of working hard. the white house ignored the lunacy of the vps son sitting at a board of the company owned by a corrupt oligarch while the white house try to deal with the corruption. joe should have stopped it but he didn't. treasury records show potential criminal transactions between hunter and his family and ukraine, russian, russian and chinese nationals. some linked to prostitution and human trafficking. the dems response. this probe, wasted effort that could have been directed at covid. this from the clones who embraced a phony dossier for years and then gleefully shelve the pandemic aside to indulge their impeachment fetish. speaking of clouds with fetishes, the media have already buried the story. it's a hatchet job, they say.

dems call it a witch hunt. who cares. what goes around comes around. this ain't the steele dossier. it's the real dossier. no wonder it's not leading the news. so, juan. this is great. we have russian sex trafficking, money, this is the dossier you wanted all along. it is just the wrong guy. >> juan: wow. you hear people go off and slander someone and i think wow, that was awesome. [laughter] that was really something. the reality is senator johnson of wisconsin who lived this effort, i mean, he said we are going to show that joe biden is unfit for office. the report comes out. 80 pages, everyone's looking around. there is nothing, zero to indicate that joe biden did anything wrong. zero. your fellow republican mitt romney said -- key is not my fellow republican.

>> juan: taxpayer dollars and the calendar shouldn't be used to attack a political point. if you want to look at someone whose children have ties financial ties to foreign governments, jared kushner and qatar. what about eric and don jr. selling real estate all around the world? what about ivanka and getting chinese patents to sell shoes? oh, oh. >> greg: oh, m oh, my god. how sexist. woman selling shoes. >> juan: i enjoy listening because i think boy, if this was a construction site, you could see right through the holes, the peepholes. >> greg: you wouldn't have had to do the what about-is in. >> juan: if this was something that was real, you would've exploded. you didn't have anything. >> jesse: if this was a construction site you would be working very hard. that was not good enough, juan.

the difference between the trumps on the bidens, they trumps were working for their father was president, not right with their father became vp. i think the democrats, most are democrats because of the perks. could you imagine being the son of a vice president and getting millions wired to you by putin's billionaire friends and then taking millions more from companies for chinese communist businesses and then spending that money on prostitutes from an eastern european sex trafficking ring. the media makes that story about republicans abusing power. juan, if you don't think politicians should be involved in presidential politics, i guess adam schiff's house intelligence committee shouldn't have been involved or john mccain's passing the dossier to jim comey. i guess that's totally different. also remember the meeting don jr. had were no money or information exchanged hands, you wanted to send him to prison. little hunter takes millions for

what? we still don't really know what the money was for. he is not an expert in anything. here's the actual thing that reflects on joe. the fact that this was all going on, joe didn't care. he didn't ask. he didn't want to know. or he asked and he didn't do anything about it. it shows you with the administration is going to be like. >> juan: you are desperate tonight. >> jesse: do i look desperate? >> greg: dana, there is coke, prostitutes. i don't know whether i should be outraged or jealous. >> greg: did you read every word? >> jesse: gutfeld is like, where is hunter? >> greg: you almost kind of admire that he got away with all this stuff in plain sight. >> dana: here's something i think it will be interesting. imagine next week chris wallace pulses the first question to donald trump and he asks about coronavirus. president trump says actually i want to talk about hunter. it will make joe biden so mad. remember he has shown his real

temper. he does have a temper. joe biden does have a temper especially when you talk about his children. substitute, search and replace hunter and put don jr.'s name in there. you can imagine what would be. >> greg: last word, kennedy. it's amazing how this russian story has to be fake but all the other russian stories are real. >> kennedy: if it's russia and it has anything to do with 2016, it's bad, corrupt. that is the real vile swamp and it's amazing to me that so many people want there for opposition research and free money. i look at joe biden and think he's no different than the parents who try to get their kids into usc even though they were dumb dumb. lori loughlin is going to prison because she and her husband spent $500,000 trying to get their ordinary children into an

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♪ >> juan: welcome back. there's a major confirmation conflict brewing in washington. republicans moving ahead with their plan on the supreme court vacancy. democrats vowing to resist it.

reports indicate the fight could begin soon with confirmation hearing starting in early october. that means a final vote would be at the end of that month. president trump promising voters they will be very happy with his eventual supreme court nominee. >> i will soon be announcing that nominee. you're going to be so happy. the appointment of a united state supreme court justice was much more important to the voters and i thought. they are right because they will set policy for 50 years. >> juan: kennedy, let me begin with you. every poll i've seen indicates and it's not just reuters but even rasmussen which often tends to lean republican. everyone of these polls show a strong majority of americans say trump and the senate should wait until the election. >> kennedy: i think a lot of democrats feel that way. democrats we doing the exact same thing. if they had the presidency

animal geordie in the senate and this little time they would do the exact same thing. everyone has turned into a hypocrite. all you have to do is look at some of the tapes from 2016. every democrat exhorting the president to make your constitutionally bound, to make this decision nominate a future justice for the spring court so that the senate can advice and consent and eventually vote on it. it sucks for democrats. it puts you in a tough spot because i don't think packing the court is what joe biden wants m i also think ultimatelyt politicize is something that should be outside the traditional legislative politics. >> juan: i think most republicans in the reuters poll said they were opposed. dana, i think the democrats criticism is there's 42 days to go before the election.

republicans in the senate are rushing through even though they don't know who the nominee is. >> dana: there's plenty of historical precedent where you can say she was confirmed in 19 days and he was confirmed in 32 days. democrats continue to argue process over substance. the republicans message is we are going to change the court for the next 50 years. it's a stronger argument. if you are overlooking who votes mainly because the courts, just get it done whenever they get it done. i will say the democrats on process, it's like biting off their nose to spite their face. senator chuck schumer, the minority leader, has put in place and thing today call the two hour rule which means the senate cannot do any business after 2:00 p.m. the problem was as senator marco rubio pointed out at 2:00 p.m. today they were supposed to have a briefing on election security and interference for the guy in charge at the dni's office, homeland security. they couldn't have a briefing. there wasn't a briefing on election security because they

are throwing a tantrum about republicans being in power. democrats are in a bind. if they would do a better job spending their time talking about the consequences of a conservative court rather than the process because they will lose on the process. >> juan: would your hair be on fire? would you be off in the wild of this was obama or this was biden, forcing this through? >> greg: i totally understand it and that's why there's absolutely no conflict here. we are pretending there's a conflict. there's a tantrum. we already know the outcome. it's a two-step dance. one side asks nice questions. the other side grills and they vote straight down party lines. people wonder what rand paul might do. we know is what yves -- we know he's going to do. they get in and we realize we wasted five weeks, more than enough time. you could do it in two days. you could do in one day.

have the up-and-down vote. it's a woman so you can't portray her as a gang rapist beer guzzling he then. i guess you could say you want abortions in the back alley, helping the democrats, or she inspire the handmaid's tale which is false. they keep saying that. there's no conflict. whoever it is. judge jeanine. >> juan: we don't know who it is but to pick up on dana's point, if you look at the consequences of a court that's a 6-3. democrats say trump wants to use this to attack mail-in votes when he loses the election or they are going to go after pre-existing conditions by doing away with obamacare. >> jesse: i'm not going to assume trump is going to lose the elections i'm not going to agree with the presumption you're making. i want to know which republicans you're talking about that are telling the reuters pollster that they don't want the senate to confirm a new -- juan, if you believe republicans in america don't want a

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♪ >> kennedy: welcome back. it's a climate crackdown in california. governor gavin newsom signing an executive order that bans the sale of new gasoline powered cars starting in 2035. juan, you are alive when they invented cars. what does this mean for a giant state like california that is based on car culture. people love their cars in

california like no other state. >> juan: most valuable car company in the world, tesla. electric cars. i think it's the future and i think in a big state like california, trying to encourage car manufacturers to head in that direction. i think many car manufacturers, gm, they are all heading that way. it's not a big deal. >> jesse: we use to argue with one about the green new deal and juan used to say democrats don'e internal combustion engine. literally a year later. you know, tesla is only $100,000. it's affordable for the middle class and poor people. it's a war on the middle class, on the poor. it's virtue signaling to borrow greg's term without the virtue because gavin newsom is not even going to be around when they have to enforce it. >> kennedy: do you know something that we don't? >> jesse: he will be alive. if you think you will be

governor. >> kennedy: is the people's republic of california. if there was any state where they could amend the constitution to make an emperor, it would be the golden state. >> dana: california cannot dictate interstate commerce just because they're huge state. courts improve in this. they keep trying and the automobile industry is like look, we want to get to lower emissions but you can't push us this far because you have to remember safety. it's a big consideration. when it comes to tesla, i know elon musk is working out of batteries of the car would only cost $25,000. my condition: no more federal taxpayer dollars going to these companies to make cars that cost $100,000. >> kennedy: well said. taxation and theft. greg, you will only drive gas powered cars. especially in 2035. >> greg: because of how much i love gas. why do liberals always, the first instinct is to ban

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♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing." [laughter] >> jesse: i had something in my throat.

>> dana: are you okay, jesse? i gave him my pen. >> jesse: what else do you want? >> dana: i want you to do your "one more thing." not right now. i'm going to go first. i want to talk about a project called new york in bloom, put together by an amazing photographer named melanie. it highlights the beauty and color that still exists. beautiful, limited edition scarves based on photographs she took of the city over the last few months. wearable art. they look amazing. you can do them as face coverings or framed on a wall but i'm going to wear mine. i'm going to have jasper reminded a portion of the protests go to nyc covid-19 response and impact fund. she's amazing, they are beautiful and creative. look at that. it's amazing. greg, your turn. >> greg: try blowing your nose in that thing. >> dana: don't ever blow your

nose in this thing. >> greg: what do you blow your nose in? one announcement. i started a new website which i have moved all my stuff into that website, the reason being i got tired of trolls. i decided i needed a website that filters them. you won't see me on twitter responding to people anymore. it's unhealthy. >> dana: i agree. >> greg: the people that go there will only be fans which will be great. go to ggutter.com. i am doing a live signing lou dobbs. we are like batman and robin at fox. >> jesse: will you wear the tights? >> greg: of course. let's do this. ♪ animals are great! ♪ animals are great! >> jesse: pulled the plug. >> greg: it is a tortoise and

a dog. >> jesse: we have a tortoise and a dog, take a look. >> greg: the tortoise is pretty fast. fast enough to scare the dog. i've never seen a tortoise move that fast. >> jesse: you should have saved for another day. >> dana: juan, euronext. >> juan: my favorite baseball team, the washington nationals, have gone from world champs to chumps. first place to last place. oh, my god. last night it was different because i got to see the nationals play the phillies, jesse's phillies, there was a magic moment. take a look at a game-winning extra inning home run by a rookie. that was yadiel hernandez's first home run. he's the oldest player in major league history to hit again -- a

game-winning home run. the reason he is just getting to the majors at 32 is a wonderful back story. he defected from cuba in 2015, put himself at risk to get here. he spent the nationals minor-league systems incentive as you can see, his teammates were excited to win a game but even more excited to see a dream come true for that young man. >> kennedy: i bet he's voting for trump. >> dana: that's great. jesse, now it's your turn. >> jesse: the redskins and now the nationals. sorry, juan. not good for the philly teams. our friend and music star has a new song coming out friday. here's a sneak peek. ♪ >> ♪ be strong when times are tough ♪ >> jesse: i taught her how to sing like that she's doing pretty well with my musical instruction. the song is available called

"strong." it's about jillian's mom's journey fighting cancer for the past four years. you can get it anywhere you get music. where'd you get music now? >> greg: the trunk of my car. >> dana: [laughs] >> kennedy: a halloween candy. >> dana: apple music, things like that. kennedy. >> kennedy: combined harbor waters and jillian's talent because that would be the ultimate. an incredible rescue of a horse named lola. she was not on showgirl. she bucked her rider and fell down a ravine in orange county. her owner was terrified. some first responder spring into action and airlifted, i guess she got a mare lift. >> greg: get off your high horse. >> kennedy: i don't want to beat dead horse. she was reunited with her happy,

happy owner. >> dana: you don't know what happened. it's usually not the horses falls. that's it for us, everybody. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: kennedy, why the long face? thanks. good evening and welcome to washington. i am bret baier. why we are awaiting a briefing at the white house from president trump. when it starts, we will bring it to you live. first this fee of louisville is bracing for major violence after a grand jury indicted just 1 of 3 police officers involved in the death of breonna taylor. that former officer is not facing a homicide charge. protest began in louisville before the announcement and they have intensified elsewhere. over the fact that none of the officers were directly charged in taylor's death. matt finn is in louisville with the latest very good evening. >> good evening. the big news today in the breonna taylor case, none of t