spending measure to sort of keep the government lights on. they had just hours to go before the end of the fiscal year. the president is expected to sign it later tonight. but there's still a lot more left to be done and a lot of bruised egos on both the left and right within the democratic party. not really clear where they go next. we shall see. here's "the five." >> hello. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ deep divisions, big battles between democrats threatening to the real the government expansion plan. a plan that all of topic democrats would promise would transform the country in totality.

at this point, no one seems to know what is going to happen or how many trillions democrats will ultimately a great with each other. that they should spend. >> i plan on moving forward in a positive way. let me tell you about negotiating. at the end. that is when you have to weight in. you cannot tire. of you cannot concede. of this is the fun part. >> i don't fault any of them. and all they need to do is -- elect more liberals. >> that senator things looking more democrats is help you get something done. that is something that should be stated to the president because this is the president's agenda. >> i don't want to consider any other options. the president is also in it to win it. >> as for the moderate senators. they have become public enemy

number one for that many democrats. just watch all across the medium. >> manchin anthony matt are extending into play. they are the enemies write notes of the democracy. >> are pretty don't think it is an extant that are the ones that lobbyists love are in the much smaller underfunded bill. expected they are republicans. come on. >> that is your opinion. >> just look -- >> the fact that one person who is not affected by what will come out of this bill, he is not affected by it personally. but the people in our communities all across this country are. >> fascinating to watch this play out. it strikes me that there's this overwhelming desire for a win because have had a really, really tough month. between afghanistan and inflation and all of the failures that they have seen. every time someone says that,

i'm like, does it really cost three that have truly dollars to put something in the win column? >> they are not happy with 1 trillion plus win on infrastructure, bipartisan package out of the senate. a win part of the far left could be, your point, a loss for joe biden. i want to get back to the "star wars" cantina montage. the heck fest. they don't know what they are talking about. they are for this new age motor plan simply because the republicans are against it. they don't have any idea of the impact on the future of united states. they have no grasp of what distant it. chris haynes had this embarrassing all caps on twitter that got fact checked with actual figures. but it goes to kind of extremely harmful and disses on the right,

too, view, widely accepted view that if you are elected to office, if you are a senator elected work in congressmen elected by your district in your statement you are fully access to to ignore your constituents, ignoring your conscience conscience, and just along the party lines. don lemon, the men who cried laughing when that request was talking about the boomer who pressed it for trump he does not give a flying damn of that people. it goes to -- the people think it goes to craven paragraph that the democrats are desperate to cling to this control. look at chuck schumer. this plan, the three and a half trillion would hurt the economy of new york and hurt his -- the constituents who voted for him. he is more worried about oak a cure couriers -- a ponzo

protest. didn't have to best interest. and they have no idea what is in these plans. >> i want to play this soundbite. it was like he was talking from another planet and a lot of people, i think it made a lot of sense but he is talking about who he is who he has always been, and what he believes in as an american senator. watch this. >> i cannot accept our economy or basically our society moving towards an entitlement mentality. that you are entitled, okay? i'm more of a rewarding. because i can help those who can help themselves do so. >> senators from across the aisle to come to the republican party any day you want. here's what happened. biden is in public and bernie sanders is crazy. of you have crazy and unpopular get together and they are trying to new go through eight depina eight -- a 50/50 senate.

joe biden, s you read it, joe biden did not run on this. i can't even -- you know who could probably pick it up. even dan bongino can't. so if you look at what is in it, this is what kept billions the fact aoc's green army, feelings to predilections and to buy books. billions of freebies, you know? free babysitters, free lunches. three be subject -- it is like a market for welfare. so what are we here? martha? because georgia voters did not show up. and we headed democrats the senate. that is what we are in disposition. but the great people of west virginia sent joe manchin to washington and joe manchin physically went up there with a sword and sliced this socialist monstrosity in half. he says, no, no, no,

1.5 trillion, still wickedly expensive. but we are not going to give people free stuff if they don't actually need it. now disses joe. it looks like manchin is derailing this crazy train, thank god. they may get something passed. but it is not that type of money that we are talking about that 3.5. it is going to be less and thank you, people of west virginia and joe manchin is welcome across the aisle any time. >> i think the idea is sort of like not in fashion. and it is a basic common sense ideal. you know? joe manchin says, we should give things to people who maybe need a little help. but this -- you guys have to pay for everyone else's childcare. and you have to pay for everyone else's ability to stay home for 12 weeks a year. and i thousand dollars a week. you know, companies cannot

afford to do that kind of plan for. so i mean, do you think this was a folly? is this a bad way to go down the road? does this make sense? >> it looks like how and partially it always looks before beget to the finish line and nancy pelosi on the phone during the baseball game that she came to play and she usually wins. and she is going to figure something out. >> means testing. >> in some instances from the sure i think that there are certain things like with covid required to think that people when you have initial emergency like that, who earned under x amount, everyone should get it, irrespective of what they have. is it a respective or respective? i always get that went wrong. of what they have a double bank account. but joe manchin and christian seminar -- christian sinema do it regularly. the democrats have been there for a really important bill. and during the obama years.

in terms of west virginia voters and the arizona voters, you know, we did not applicable seats and things that we thought we could win. we got susan collins was going to lose. we do not win that see. joe manchin has performed an incredible feat that he wins by a lot in west virginia. i do believe there is any other democrat that could win that see. and self if you have to come don't of that to meet him in the middle of where he is and he has been saying to stuff it must that he is going to end up at 1.5 trillion, that is what you do see. there's still a lot of good stuff in there. >> yeah, i don't know. i think it is also a place like north carolina, virginia, texas, where people are starting to pull away from these ideas. and the support of these ideas when you look at their support for president biden. >> i disagree. shocker. there's no good stuff in there. this is a forest fire of -- you might as well fleshed your money down the toilet before the

government gets it. because it will actually be better spent. whatever the government spends money on, it destroys it. you have $3.2 trillion spending bill. to think we would ask the basic question. what are we buying? we are buying government. this government -- this government did not suck? no, it does suck. think about it. we spent a fortune on what? education. yet liberals complained about it. and what else this government have? outside of education? healthcare. dp about 40 to 40 project -- 25% of every dollar per public but they never have the big argument. they are like, let me scratch my head. i think big government is a good idea. and yet we want big are going to fix the bigger government that really sucked before. this is kind of a dump 90 up republican baby the private sector can do this better. this is the largest transfer.

from poor people and wealthy people to the upper middle-class. it could be a massachusetts family and you can tell yourself to about 20,000 and government benefits. perfect please explain to me in what universe that is a good thing to do poke means testing. >> it is like that in the united kingdom or france were lots of places. look at how and stimulated their economies are and how much they have declined for decades. >> we have 74 million baby boomers retiring. >> reporter: $100 trillion hold. >> medicare runs out of money. five years. >> we got to leave it there. coming up next, thousands of migrants underneath bridge pretty staggering numbers that we understand, according to the reports, are now heading north.

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that we pick you biden, months ago, and joe did not listen. that sound familiar to you guys? mentioned mick want them about what his top dollar number it was in july. what this he do all day? he sits in his soft chair and let's susan rice when the country. you think you can turn texas blue? that is the goal. it is going deep red in the short-term. poll came out. texas, it has been expected 30% approval with texas hispanics. only 25% of texas hispanics support what joe biden is doing on the border right now. is such a gift from the gave this guy joe is spitting on. let them stay in mexico and apply for asylum there. we have so much leverage over our southern neighbor. hundreds of billions of trades with mexico. we protect their security. and how about the vaccine

diplomacy? if i was joe biden, i would say, you are a country with 130 people. we just gave them a million covid shots. i would dangle about 20 million more shots over mexico city. i would say, we do the stuff you guys. all you have to do is stop the caravans. why doesn't he think of that? >> why doesn't he think of that? >> if i can think of it, surely joe can. >> there is a meeting next week. they are all heading down to mexico city to have a chat about what is going on. it will be interesting to see what the news is there. we are not sure if they will talk about immigration. they are going to be talking about immigration. and we can't just tell mexico to keep everybody. there has to be incentives to do that. we have to broker some sort of new deal that is going to

correct. right now, the biden administration is in court over the remain in mexico policy. they did not want people to freely cross or hang out at mexico frankly with the disease. but it will be interesting to see what comes out of that meeting. >> meantime, you want to talk about the demonization of border patrol demonization of border patrol. what does that do to protect enforcement? it discourages anybody from joining the patrol and it puts people back on their heels. >> i remember being in the federal law enforcement training center. the usually that because constituents. on the beacons to when you are up, you hang out. they were great guys and women who did it. you think. why don't you do this anymore? can we just please, i mean, stop this silliness that there's a southern border? what does a border? do you understand the definition of a border? it is a delineation write neck.

here's our country but here's yours. of the theory is, the content of walked back and forth -- and when you come in we will give you benefits as well. why are you even think it is a border? the borders not designed to be a suggestions. to the democrats on disk i get tired of this whole idea, budget shows. so the highest numbers we have with president trump and borders encounters. 60,000. we had about 180 temp of 200,000 a month over obama. what do can he can happen? we told everybody to come here. democrats are not done. you think the don't know this? this is clearly intentional. and we should stop pretending it is not. >> and speaking of which, according to mayorkas was about 350 to 400,000 migrants possibly.

in october. that is the -- expectable. >> exactly. i have a hard time, martha, organizing communicative small gathering -- family gathering to go to dinner. to go out to a restaurant. how is it that these tens of thousands of people managing to make their way from all these countries and such an organized fashion, making it into the united states? expect because now is the time. most of them have been in these countries for 2 or three years. and they look at what happened. they hear what mayorkas says. they see with their own eyes and that is that their relatives and people that the note are getting in and who can blame them for wanting to become? but the fact of the matter is that joe biden said during the campaign, we could in a heartbeat take 2 million. her numbers are too low in terms of who we are taking an. the strategy has been quite clear protectors to allow people to come. and partly for them, we had a drone at the southern border and

we had images that were captured by that on that started to change people's opinions. what is happening in texas is something that the rest of the country -- there are three very concerted congressional produced contested congressional races. when you look at hispanic voters who are increasingly wanting to elect a republican or someone who is going to take the border seriously, if you have a very interesting trend. the last election, president trump, more hispanic vote in the prior elections. and in that election, he got more than's previous republicans had before. so watch these trends because this is not something that is popular with voters who have been typically democratic voters. >> and talking about incentives, illegal immigrants can get more than $15,000. >> why wouldn't you come? >> 15 grant. expect it is a better place to live. there's -- more jobs, and you get more healthcare. >> i, you won't believe the

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♪ ♪ >> president biden's poll numbers are triggering for good reason. how he got out of afghanistan, and the covid confusion going on. it is easy to see what. get a load from disk -- of this. >> the president's poll numbers have dropped. what is his plan to address the issue because of how he will trust his opinion on this is the question people are following with the health guidelines. >> we think it is a reflection of people being sick and tired of covid and some of that is a reduction of people who are

vaccinated being frustrated that there's still the percentage of the population who are not vaccinated. and that is impacting their daily lives. >> they blame everything on covid. inflation, afghanistan, lockdowns. >> it is not the delta variant, actually. it is not joe biden standing in front of the american people and vilifying the unvaccinated and telling that vaccinated you have every right to be angry with the unvaccinated when -- if you are vaccinated. you are okay. you don't need to be angry and the unvaccinated. okay it was hunter's daddy telling the american people how to raise their kids. and the same time? you have an entire administration contested to reality and went they are cocking that situation, their got is to like about afghanistan over and over and over again, al qaeda, oh, americans can get airport if

they want our allies are with has become much more to the american people have to tolerate? when a three rug gets caught with his head in depth, width and he lies about it, that is. but not this old coot cutline over and over to the american people. stop acting like we are stupid. >> you got to stop holding back. you got to let us know how you feel. there's a lot going on here. contracted numbers. after afghanistan, his numbers went down. clearly not of covid. >> no. it is a full breath of issues. martha mentioned the impact of completion. 80% of the country is concerned about it. we talked about this last week and i mentioned that what i would do is actually own flipping poll numbers by saying i take responsibility for these decisions. i think that we are going to be better off. this is a rough period.

i am someone who listens to the public and i'm going to go back and i'm.look at my policy. and joe biden won a huge primary because he was the point i. he was the guy who said, they don't want free healthcare for people who are not documented. that really set him apart. at that opportunity, there's something in it more important, which i think is the trust issue. i think this is why biden won the general election. he was tested more to handle this. and now there's no trust the cdc pdf keep working biden administration at the same level. i think that is what is really hurting him. >> when is he going to half-staff moment like bill clinton had? the country did not vote for a leading leftist. >> you may have to the shiv bernie at some back.

but -- >> they will let him show up with a toothbrush. >> maybe send, went to the face. you are right. it was immigration in afghanistan that drove his numbers down. they were in the 30s there. it was the images that people, forget about three parts the economy, inflation. that is the labor shortage. his covid numbers have deteriorated. so he places a test fourth-quarter now because delta could go up. right now, delta is going down. that we had has hit is going down. that is good news. but if you could put a win on the border with these two spending bills he is doing and the infrastructure, that could give him a little of space momentum. this is a weak what did god. no political capital. independence don't want to touch the sky. not a chance. >> i would agree with jen psaki

to a certain extent. nobody access to that delta was going to happen. i think anybody who is president would have a little bit of weakness based on that number. when we did the fox pope, the largest amount of people's reasons, 22% i think was that they were concerned about his confidence. that is big. and then was afghanistan, i believe that next in my. that is not something that you can blame another wave of covid. that is a serious concern that almost a quarter of the people -- >> yeah. pre-existing notion. and if biden ran on confidence that that is why it is so destructive. next, a new warning about fictional and how that dangerous street drugs are becoming even deb dear.

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♪ ♪ >> the dea is issuing a new warning about vleit street fentanyl. the 13th alarming increase their. the agency says that majority of the counterfeit drugs are being manufactured in mexico with the help of chemicals supplied by china. martha, i want to start with you. 30% rise in overdose deaths. do think there's any hope that this will go down as life resumes more normally? you think this problem is here to stay? but i think it is a problem of what is coming across the southern border and is being perpetuated by china. these are chemicals that we have

known of a long time. it is a shame that you don't hear more about this in terms of pressure on china. when you have an open border essentially, and i know you talked about this yesterday. president obama, former president obama said, when you have an open border, it is not sustainable. it is not just allowing people to enter the country that are here illegally. it is what else is getting across the border. , if you are a bad actor, whether you are a terrorist or a drug dealer, or a cartel, you got a great avenue to get into this country. i interviewed a mom's a couple months ago, whose daughter had one pill at a party and died. this is a devastating problem. i don't think this is accelerated by covid. i think this is accelerated by what is coming in in these drugs. >> addie weaver talk about this in the break. it did not used to be this way. >> i had friends that did that and i never touched that stuff growing up.

>> i was not implying anything. >> i heard stories. no, it was like russian roulette. it does start in china. china is a police state. they know where these drugs are being manufactured. and they know deportes in mexico that they are landing in. i mean, the cartels, it up -- cook it up. that joke point is china. if you have 100,000 americans dying from federal, that is drug warfare. you can add that to third almost 700,000 americans who have died from covid-19. that is germ warfare. accidental, sloppy labs, still the same results. joe biden needs to take it more seriously because someone who has a son, hunter, it was a major drug problem, you would think this would be something close to his heart. you don't hear about it from joe

biden, do you? >> has definitely talked about this issue. we can certainly all be -- because at that china park, what would you recommend the administration? and this is a great thing to talk about in the mexico meeting as well. >> stop calling them overdoses. these are poisonings. and anybody involved in drug trafficking, anybody who is involved in the death of any american should be charged with and prosecuted for murder because that is what it is. this is a second plague brought upon us. by china. so and hundred thousand dead here from covid as you said. and now just the numbers are growing of people who are being poisoned by fictional that comes in from china. and then china marks this. there was the congressional. finding that beijing had failed to stop synthetic opioid regent united states even though a few years ago, a couple of years

ago, they banned the production and sale next of it. and then they tournament and mark esper. and our point man is john kerry got the stupidest person in washington, dc. and that is a tall order for a short order. but he is talking about tough choices. there are no tough choices. we stand up for americans and for the grieving families who lost people to covid and to 20 can poison. >> i want to get pupil perspective from the law enforcement angle. >> brought it up. this is the real border crisis. yeah, i understand that. but having been a federal agent. i remember one of my first counterfeit cases. how does this theft get in here? david willey could counterfeit. and we worked with that dea. and he said, the same, mules present across the border. they bring the drugs in andy green the counterfeit in and to print, if you read that, i think

it was a political article about -- and. at the terrorists were coordinating with the exact same meal. topics of this is what when i hear this whole compassionate -- the people -- open borders and compassion. no, it is about kids dying from fentanyl, our monday being raised by the terrorists getting access into the united states. is always about, give us your grade, you know, they read the poem from the statue of liberty as if that was the law. it is great. a country has a border for a reason so we know who at most important to get what is coming in. and right now, we don't know. >> adulting joe biden has mentioned the cartels since he has taken office. >> i have not heard it. >> i guess we have an activity for the break. straight ahead, everybody is talking about this crazy alligators video. but how does it end? find out.

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video. this was probably the most florida think you will ever see. but what happened next? they go back to get it. i mean, this diet has skills. >> the fact that he does it -- he doenot even have kicks on. >> i live in florida. it any given day. and they got palmettos down. you have to hit these things its bats don't work. >> there's no eighth degree of difficulty with flip-flops. you called them sliders. that is impressive. >> it is impressive. but i would have gone closer to the water. >> you would not be afraid, what you, jessica? >> jessica: i came across

alligators all the time in tribeca. i love the patience that he showed. he is sticking with it. and then he restored the alligator to its natural habitat. >> very environmentally friendly. you would probably make this into a purse. >> dana: i was thinking boots. you got kids about could you pull out a pistol and shoot the thing? that is not will smart but he is an army veteran. >> oh. >> thank you for your continued service. >> we are forever indebted. next, is it creepy or cool? amazon unveiling a new thousand dollars home assistant robot that is going to follow you around. it could be used to bring stuff to a polk room, video chat, play music and keep an eye on your house while you are away. are you suspicious that this think may spy on you instead?

>> oh, yeah. by the way could be careful when you go into somebody's home and you are looking, shopping for a new home. they got a drop cam on you and they can hear you. my dogs would destroy this. they would chew its pieces and it would freak them out. >> jessica, you might just slip and fall over this thing. [overlapping speakers] >> this combines two big fears for that mika home tech and robots. so absolutely not. >> what you would have to spend your? >> i would not think isn't as true the name of the dog -- >> yes. >> i don't even have one of those, you know, the thing that you talk to. it is bad enough that if i even think about something, it shows

up as an add on my phone. >> you know they are all listening to you. you know when you are talking about something and there's an ad. i'm strolling through facebook. no way this is not a spy. >> and it is probably chinese. go figure. this might be a little too low. americans checking their smart phones nearly 96 times a day. you are on your phone probably twice as much. >> i can show you. i get that thing on sunday. your average speed time is down to the night and a half hours. that is not a joke. >> you are battling for of the soul of the country. >> 96 is once every ten minutes. that is low. i think that is a very low.

>> unfortunately. >> you are doing a lot of online shopping probably. >> i don't think nine and a half. that seems intense. i have been trying to not look at my phone when i'm watching something. there are times when you have to put it down. >> i have no attention. >> i'm cutting back because i noticed i've, a double chin and kind of a triple to doing. i think it is from looking at my phone too much. >> you are supposed to hold the phone here. but then you don't want to see what i'm looking at.

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people knew already. there are lots of things. everybody sent their well wishes. i have gotten amazing cards, notes, tweets. lot of, i don't like your politics. baby will vote for trump. i want to thank dolores from las vegas who made me a crow shayed me a blanket. didn't know that. sent me an adorable journal which will probably be a sweet blog or wherever it's supposed to be. so thank you to all of you for making this a very special time in my life. >> this is awesome. i bet dolores is the type of person who can make that really fast. >> do you remember seinfeld, that episode? thank you very much for tuning in to the show.

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shopping for something. looks like a tub of caulk. nelson and rose. king majesty on social media. >> very stout. >> that is it for us. special report is up next. hello there, bret. >> bret: i don't know what i would do if i saw that coming down the aisle. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. breaking tonight, does she have the votes tonight or not? a question frequently heard on capitol hill in the past few hours all about house speaker nancy pelosi and a potential vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, $1.2 trillion without a massive reconciliation spending bill at $3.5 trillion. frantic phone calls, meetings at the white house and on capitol hill, progressives versus moderates. democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia put his foot