dolly, nice seeing you again. that's what's happening in the real estate world. usually during recessions we get under a 4 million annual rate for housing. we're averaging about 5.5 right now. that could happen. it's a long way from happening now. here's "the five." >> hello, everybody. i'm jesse waters, along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." democrats are making it no secret that they're searching for a plan b. as president biden stumbles his way into becoming one of the worst presidents in american history. headline after headline show party officials fretting about joe's old age and plummeting

polls. who will succeed joe biden? >> well, you know, there's no question in my mind that joe biden is doing exactly what needs to be done for this great country of ours. we all know that our democracy is teetering on edge. we need a joe biden to get us through this rough patch. i think he's doing great with that. we know that this forecast includes vice president harris. i support her. and i'm just saying that if he chooses not to run again, first on my list after him would be kamala harris. >> democrats saying it's kamala's time to shine, never mind poor handling of the border. "i think she doesn't get to show the personality enough, so

people haven't had a chance to know her. most of the media is white and male, and their take on kamala becomes conventional wisdom." joy reid is right. here's the real kamala. >> i experienced great joy when i watched this brilliant, phenomenal black woman, jurist, be so smart, and just cut through the political gamesmanship that they were attempting to insight. >> dana, when she speaks so slowly, is she trying to think of things to say or is she trying to sound very thoughtful? >> perhaps a combination of both, right? >> okay. >> sometimes the sentences don't make as much sense as that one

did. it wasn't as much as a world salad as we've seen heard. interesting since "the new york times" first broke the seal, saying joe biden shouldn't run again in 2024, any of the democrats quoted since are, like, "but we have kamala so everything will be fine." there's none of that except for clyburn, trying to be the statesman and trying to be kind. evidence of that is they had to cancel a fundraiser because not enough people wanted to pay $15,000 for a photo with kamala harris. now there's an event in its place only charging $5,000. if you're trending down on the fundraising leading into the midterm, it's hard to imagine that goes back up in 2024. >> how much do people pay for a picture with you? >> 15 grand, but they get more than a picture, jesse. more like a video that goes on

for hours. when you showed that video, somebody had talked to her, saying "you got to pick your words more wisely." she uses words like car salesmen use cologne, hoping it masks something. remember the flying wallendas? >> yes. >> like watching a flying wallenda trying to cross a tightrope between two buildings. you never know if she'll make it to the other end. oftentimes she dis. i like when people say, "the reason people don't like you is because they don't know you." no. it's the opposite. they know you. it's like what they used to say about hillary, "people who know hillary, she's a barrel of laughs." yeah, till she kills you allegedly. we always talk about having a deep bench. it's a baseball term, dana. >> got it.

>> the deems don't have a deep bench. they baylor have a squatty potty, and it's full of crap. >> what do you think about clyburn not shutting down the kamala talk? all he has to say is "joe biden is doing a great job," and that's it? >> here's the thing about clyburn? he gave us joe biden. okay? given what we've had for the last year and a half, i'm not inclined to go with him, with his recommendation. you know, the best part of this is how we're going to talk about $15,000, $5,000. most of us at the table would get that much. you'd probably get 15, greg. >> oh, thank you. >> because of the video.

when joy reid said, "the reason people don't like kamala, they don't know her." here's the thing. i don't want to get to know her. i've seen enough. i want her to be a leader, want to admire her. i want little girls to look up to her and say, "i want to be a vice president like that." i don't need another girlfriend. i don't need to get to know her in order for her to be effective. the fact that some won't show up for these fundraisers, she's a total disaster. 64% of americans don't want biden to run again. that's a huge number. i can't imagine that last number i heard of her was 20% approved of her. i doubt she's going anywhere. i don't know why they continue with this charade, "oh, yeah, he's doing what's right, and she is too."

they're not. we're in a mess. >> she might be a hidden gem, though,. >> more on that later. joy says she's getting a bad rap because the media is mostly male and mostly white. what about dick? was he covered fairly by the mainstream media? same white male media didn't cover him very well. >> i think that -- i listen to congressman clyburn carefully, and it's hard for me to imagine the president not seeking re-election. some democrats are concerned about his age. i read a story yesterday, and this ageism stuff i don't engage in, but democrats need to stop worrying about the mental and physical acuity of the president. we need to focus on the policy acuity. if policies were working to the extent that some around the table would agree with, the polling suggests a lot of the

country wants it to be different, we wouldn't mind if you stumbled over words or stumbled up the stairs, but the country is set for a stronger set of policies at the border, on crime, inflation. launching attacks won't win a race in two years. you have to lay out a positive vision for the country. if you're able to do that, able to defeat an incumbent president, but you're not going to defeat a president by saying "he's bad, he's terrible, he's old." mondale lost saying reagan was too old of a guy. there's no question, democrats and biden have to get better. if they don't get better, republicans are going to be able to not only launch a serious campaign but maybe a winning campaign. >> maybe a winning campaign? wouldn't that be something? >> it would be something. you know, there's a point to -- maybe it's time for younger meme to be in office, you know. >> yeah. >> you know, somebody like me.

>> you know, i support you in that case. >> i'm not tall enough. >> yeah, definitely not tall enough. you do have a quick wit. that will get you halfway there. up next, dangerous left wing threats ramping up against the supreme court as we await a blockbuster ruling.

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>> left wing agitators promising a night of rage for the supreme court as biden and the democrats turn a blind eye. barricades are going up around the building with the justices poised to issue their ruling on abortion either this week or next. the group jane's revenge, issuing a call to riot against the top court if roe goes. so far more than 40 attacks on pro-life groups in chumps and protesting continues outside the homes of the justices.

republican senator john kennedy blasting the left over the tactics. >> this is driven by the woke left. when the draft opinion was leaked, the woker's response was immediate. they said, "we don't agree with it, so let's burn the place down. let's intimidate the justices. let's intimidate their spouses. let's intimidate their kids. what you allow is what will continue. the biden administration has embraced that. >> you could say it's hyperbole embracing, but definitely by their silence have given a complicit consent. what's next? are we going to have to supreme court justices move out of their homes and live in a compound? >> maybe live in europe and rule from there. it's absurd that the attorney general has time to go all the way to kyiv to talk about -- he was there today -- to talk about helping them, ensure there's

justice, but neither he, nor biden, can mention anything happening 10 minutes away from their offices. >> yeah. >> there's been no deterrent, right? these protests, at the justices' homes, they are illegal. >> right. >> so arrest one, have a little deterrence, show there's going to be pushback. they're not doing anything. what happens? all these people will continue to do it. those young women protesting there, with the blood on their pants, the baby dolls, they're being paid. that's their summer job. >> right. >> this is what you're going to see all summer long. >> judge, this is petty, but i'll say what's good for the goose, good for the gander. why not have the personal info of the illegal protesters public, put out their addresses? >> well, this is just -- this is a microcosm of what's going on in the country at large. you've got the republicans who for the most part, you know, and january 6th is a little different, and we all agree that

whoever violated the law should be prosecuted, but what you've got here, you've got the republicans who are not doing, when they're in office, to the democrats what the democrats do to the republicans. and it's, like, umm, in this gaze, you've got people yelling, we're going to -- if this decision comes down that says that abortion is not a federal right, then we're going to burn the city down. we're going to tear everything down. we're going to unleash the fury. what we're going to do its we're going to hit the streets. we said we'd riot and that's what we're going to do. that's what the left does. so in the summer of 2020, we had black lives matter burning down the streets and media say don't believe your lying eyes. summer of 2022, if this thing spins off the way they want it the same thing will happen. all a prosecutor needs to do its enforce the law. every one of those people in front of the justices' houses

until there's a decision is violating the law. how do you do that? as a prosecutor, what you do you go in and infiltrate. you send someone in to jane's revenge and you find out what is their mo, who is their leader, this is an organized criminal enterprise. nobody is putting up those flyers for free. >> talk about a miserable undercover job. it might be more fun to do a drug cartel or the mafia. you know, i'm going undercover for jane's revenge. >> the bottom line is no one is stopping them. so the right is saying, go ahead, step on us, burn our cities, our businesses, our precincts, go into our churches, i'm roman catholic, burn the tabernacle. they're okay. >> i don't think we're all okay. >> people in power are okay. >> what if jesse and i went road

tripping, went outside the house, set up a cooler of beer. what would happen, harold? >> look, i'm not an advocate of violence. >> nothing violent about beer. >> if you want to do that, i think you should do it. i might join you. there will be electoral consequences if the court -- if what we believe the court is going to do to roe. this is a 50-year precedent. i'm 52-year-olds. we've not seen a case like this in my lifetime that will stir the nation, that has potential to stir the nation like this one. this is not at all a justification, your honor, for any kind of violent act. i would agree, your recommendations an how to deal around this, infiltrating groups, is smart to do. i was speaking with a republican the other night who was frankly unaware of what's going on around roe, and was surprised. she's a republican woman. she said, look, if this is

overturned, this is going to make me rethink a lot of things. having said that, there's no excuse. i hope attorney general garland, the president, and others, if this decision comes down like we think it will come down, will encourage people to protest peacefully, encourage prosecutors to enforce the law. this is not a democratic problem. some guy in missouri, saying he's republican, running for the united states senate. i saw dan crenshaw get pushed up against the wall at a republican event, and his staff, because we have a sense in our country, if you don't agree with me, not only will i cancel you, i'm going to physically beat you, impose violence on you. politics is fought at the ballot box. it's not fought with violence on your political opponent. a great piece in the washington street journal with sotomayor speaking about clarence thomas, saying they disagree on things, but i like him, he's a friend of

mine, and i understand what motivates me. i wish everyone would read that and try to apply that to people who you may disagree with. >> harold, i ran that entire monologue last night. >> did you? >> at least i know some people don't watch my show. i'll try to let that slide, but it hurts me, harold. what do you think, jesse? >> i think that landscaping at that property is phenomenal. as someone who mowed lawns my whole life, that's beautiful. this decision is because crooked lost to trump. these were supposed to be her three supreme court nominations. trump got them instead. that's why we have this opinion. i think it was someone that sai, greg -- elections have canadiens. have you heard that one before? >> yeah. >> back in the day, you had a president who got elected, they

might send you to the jungle to shoot at the vietnamese. if something comes down from this court, if you practice unsafe sex, you may have to drive over state lines and get an abortion. it's overblown a little bit. as this case is about to be decided, get ahead of this. you need to sleep female federal agents into this jane's addiction -- jane's revenge, and pinch these guys before they can do anything. i think the fbi has a little hangover from the '60 and '70s. they're afraid to infiltrate the left wing groups, because all they do is right wing infiltration, and we know that. i would be able to do it myself. i'd thrown on a wig. we have hair and makeup. people here. i wore wires on "the factor." you get in, wear wires, and bust

these people up. >> i'm going to say something very selfish. you and i both know with our shows, that the days of rage, will create a lot of tape. people screaming and yelling. i mean, we need some of that. >> greg, i see the human angle. i don't see it as a tv producer. >> you know what? i'm ashamed of myself. >> you should be. >> i'm very ashamed of myself no what i just said. >> can i ask you a question? >> no. >> i'm going to ask you anyway. you just said garland is in ukraine. i know he's in ukraine. biden's wife is in ukraine. why are they all doing in ukraine? >> it's like san tropez. >> up next, president biden

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>> the biden administration appears to be ignoring a key policy that could help slow the record surge of migrants at the border, a federal judge ordering the administration to enforce the trump era remain in mexico policy, but new numbers show only a fraction of migrants have been put into that program. border patrol revealing of the over 1..5 million encounters since october, only 4,076

migrants were sent back to mexico. that comes as republican lawmakers say that the biden administration is drafting plans to bus migrants to american towns near the border. jesse, this follows a pattern, the biden administration will purposely have an issue, a policy they decide, afghanistan is one, gas prices being very intentional, if you remember, at the very beginning, the keystone pipeline, wanted to get to green energy faster. then they're, like,, oh, my gosh, look at the consequences of our actions. who would have known. >> dana, we had a million americans die of covid-19. joe biden just brought in a million illegal aliens to take their place. a million illegal aliens. that's the size of the city of jacksonville. that's not going to hurt inflation, is it? oh, my god. this guy is crazy. some will show up to the hearings, and if they do, because i said the un was training these people to

rediscover repressed memories. they'll say, in guatemala, people used to peg me with avocado. the judge says, you get asylum. if the judge rules against asylum, will they actually get deported? of course not. joe's plan to turn texas blue may backfire, because if hispanics keep voting the way they've been voting, they despise biden, 26% approval with hispanics. they hate him more than anybody. he could actually be digging the democratic party's own grave, if you can get hispanics voting at that rate for republicans. that's the electoral college right there. >> harold, do you hear democrats talking about that, the worries about the hispanic vote? >> without question. the data shows it. we've talked about it, you, dana on your show, just now. greg probably talked about it one night. i don't know, if you're serious

about politics, you have to be serious about numbers and outcomes and races. elections have consequences. they have consequences in policy. you have to step back and realize your policies aren't working. we will lose the midterms and credibility if this story is true, the way you framed it from the outset, dana, that the remain in mexico policy is -- >> subverted. >> -- and people are circumventing it. this isn't a hard thing to do. this is a national security issue. if we as a sovereign nation cannot protect our borders, how can you protect what happens inside of your country if you're not willing to protect there and take a firm stand there? take the politics out of this. this is a policy that has to be changed. i hope republicans are serious about it in washington. if they don't believe president biden is serious about it, they should have a gang of 29 to talk about what we do with the border. they can together on guns,

sounds like they have a negotiated settlement there that i hope they're able to present sooner than later. that same group should come together and make president biden sign it. >> i don't see any democrats talking about it. >> no. you have to wonder why. look, they're not stupid. there's a plan here. they're not telling us what the plan is. they've got 239,000 encounters in one month. 1600 were placed on the remain in mexico. i tried to figure it out. i was never great in math. although i was a great student, i have to admit that, and i figured it was like a half of a percent were sent back for the remain in mexico. that's a half of a percent. then when you have 1.5 million since he's come in to office, 1.5 million illegal aliens, let's call them what they are, since he came into office. then you have something like 4,000 we're told they have to remain in mexico. i don't even know what that number is, what that percentage

is. it's a minute percentage. they're fighting title xlii in the united states supreme court. they want everybody to be able to come in. when they come in, they're a travel agency. you want to fly to westchester county. it's my county in new york. if you want to take a bus, we'll bus you wherever you want into the interior. all right? so fares i'm concerned, as a prosecutor, they are aiding and abetting illegal immigration. it is an organized criminal enterprise the way they're doing it. full service travel agency, welcome to biden's america. no visa. no passport. no id. free exclusive travel. we pay for you. come on over. >> greg, it's weird that the biden administration, i know they want to placate the left, but they had a reason to use remain in mexico. sorry, it's the law. they even subverted that. >> yeah. i think we have these numbers, and they sound big and -- but there's no context for these numbers. like nobody's telling us how

many immigrants do we need? what is too many and what is too little? it's like without that piece of information, we're never going to get anywhere. that's part of the whole process that we've been thirsting for. this isn't about people, right? most of these people are law-abiding people that want another chance for their families and whatnot, or they're looking for work, which is not a bad thing in our society. but we don't know the number. there's one party that is deliberately kind of avoiding the process. we share the same goal of a happy society, but they don't know how to get there. i do think this is done on purpose in the sense that -- not moderate democrats, but the louder, more visible democrats, have a great excuse for not coming up with solutions, because you can't give solutions to a terrible no good systemically racist system. so they don't do it. this is why their border solution is no border. their prison solution is no prison.

their economic solution is get rid of capitalism. that's why you don't have solutions, because people believe at their heart this is a fundamentally corrupt country, so all of these things have to go. you need the democratic party to be rescued from the loudest voices in order to make any progress. give us numbers. get an economist to do this. tell us how many people will make this machine, this glorious machine, work. >> and give us a process for more legal immigration, so people can actually work. >> like when is enough enough? >> yeah. we might have that number. we don't look at it. i don't know. >> up next, a shocking role social media plays in the surge of teenager fentanyl poisenings.

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sus shocking numbers show 77% of all teen deaths were caused by fentanyl. 77%. kids are using apps like snapchat to buy the pills, and emojis are used for advertisements. >> i like to be a glass half full kind of person, think the good news this is -- i can find no good news in this story in terms of what we are actually doing to try to deal with this. the fact that the fentanyl pills come over. they're so easy to disguise. we just talked about the people coming across the border. multiply that by a gazillion when it comes to these pills.

they're everywhere in the country. then what do you do? we've interviewed people that have lost their children, especially during covid, when they're at home, in their bedrooms, 14-year-olds, doing school, they're bored. they heard about this. maybe they'll try it. the cartels are getting to the dealers, who are figuring out a way to send emojis to kids back and forth. the snowman thing. i don't think that solution is to make that parents are watching their children all the time on their social media. that is an idealistic goal. it would be great if it could happen. again, i'm at a loss. i think america needs a hero on this right now that has a plan, a willingness to do something. you're going to lose more people. 77%? that's outrageous. they should be leading every news program. >> greg? >> it's funny, because we spent so much time worrying about a

non-threat to kids with covid. we're talking about actual relative risks to something like this. right? you're talking thousands of people versus hundreds. actually less than hundreds. we don't know how far back fentanyl poisoning goes. we said, "fentanyl-laced pills," which means people aren't buying fentanyl. they're buying something with fentanyl in it. they included prince, tom petty. you go back further, and all of these weird shocking deaths, whether it was heath ledger, getting a massage at the time, or phillip seymour hoffman. i'm not going to name a bunch of people. maybe their families don't want to know this, but my guess almost all of them, specifically ones when they talked about overdosing on xanax, it was a

counterfeit pill with fentanyl in it. we've decriminalized this, killing people on both ends. it's like prohibition, alcohol is banned. then you said, no, it's legal to drink, but only bathtub gin. there's no commercially available alcohol, except by prescription. we're seeing people shunted over to decriminalized illegal street use as opposed to getting prescribed opiates. if we revolutionized our prescription model so many lives would be saved it wouldn't be funny. pumping kids full of adderall, ritalin, antidepressants, and they go on the street and die of this. there's a solution, it's really simple. >> joe biden has mentioned

fentanyl one time. he said it's taken the lives of thousands of people, especially our inquiry, and, quote, we're doing very little about it. that's the president of the united states admitting he's doing nothing about fentanyl. his son is an addict. he could personalize this, make it a big deal, but probably doesn't want to open up that pandora's box, bring up hunter, because it comes back to the big guys. i get it. let the dea chiefs do it. you make $50 million and do an ad campaign, right? what did they used to do with the frying of the eggs? here's another idea. you take a hand on the screen. there's 10 oxies. three are laced with fentanyl. then you show 10 kids at a party pop all 10, and then three of them hit the floor. kids understand gambling. they understand risk. are you willing to gamble with your life and take a drug like this? i think that would be effective.

>> judge, how would you do this? >> just say no doesn't work. as a prosecutor, what you've got to do its you've got to trace the pills from the autopsy report, you find out who the kid met with, you see social media, snapchat is a bit of a problem. social media, there is a trail. this is not something that you have to figure out, jesse, with all due respect. this is something that law enforcement has been doing for decades. i worked with task forces all the time, dea, national, local, state. you find out what's killing these kids and you go to the bottom of the pyramid and you pull the short hair until you get to the top of the pyramid. okay? let me tell you, i know how to do it. you put them in jail. then you stop it. all right? you start recognizing that we have a president who doesn't care. the reason he doesn't care is

there's an undeclared war by china toward americans, and they are sending these drugs and these fentanyl-laced pills through mexico. they're stamping them with xanax or oxycodone, whatever their stamping them with, and they're killing our kids. nobody gives a damn. open the borders. let them all in. our kids are dying. you know who's dying? the kids who are the age of kids who go into the war to fight wars. this biden is a disaster. he talked about it once, when 77% of our kids are dying of fentanyl overdosing, it's outrageous. >> laura ingraham is up next to tell us about the brand-new fox nation show. ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪

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>> laura ingraham as a new show streaming called "hidden gems," exploring american history and culture. take a look.

>> when do they start working on mardi gras? >> the day after mardi gras. all the props are taken off, the floats painted white, and they start all over again with next year's parade. >> do they use the original seven? >> everything else gets taken apart. we've been working in this cocoon. they'll come out one day and shine and go back and never be seen again. >> unbelievable. all right. so welcome to the show. it seems like an exciting series. one is mardi gras. what else are you doing? >> go to wyoming, the middle of nowhere, with a guy spent $120 million of his own money to build one of the most incredible military museums i've ever had the privilege of going to. incredible. also an amazing artist who we helped discover with some folks in new york, had appear to be autistic. it's an amazing american family success story. those are the first three.

pretty exciting. >> sounds uplifting. let's go around the table. greg, start with you. >> i thought hidden gems was about how to smuggle something within your person. >> that's number four. >> what constitutes a hidden gem? what would be a hidden something in your neck of the woods, like in virginia or d.c.? >> it would probably be related to the founding of america, a part of the founding that we don't quite grasp or understand. maybe it's james madison's house. we all know monticello, been to monticello, but what other founders? what made their life special? >> i have an easy one. there's a lot of people turning off the news. a lot of people are looking for at least something positive. was that part of the reason you wanted to do this? >> yeah. necessarily we have to hit all the stuff that's wrecking the

country. i mean, a lot of it is tough on the country, tough on the people, the families. the word "wonderous" is overused, but there's so much that's wonderous about the country that because of the nature of what we do we forget about. there's family stories, not only about our history, but people making new history of the country. america is always evolving. >> jesse? >> yeah? >> you travel the country, you're in wyoming, new orleans, what are the people telling you when you're talking to them? >> they usually say, "what are you doing here?" i don't know why they say that. "why are you here?" usually they say, "thank you." i know you get. they want a sense of hope, fun, debate, information. it's a service. you do a service. i think we forget about that when we're in the studio and we don't have -- greg has a live audience every day, so he feels it. you don't feel it in the studio.

it's actually positive shockingly. >> i can't wait to watch it. laura, we're friends. the things that you do for your friends, we have mutual friends, i want to that were you for that. >> god bless you. >> sounds like. thanks, laura. check out "hidden gems" on fox news starting tomorrow. "one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work.

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ann waters people know her as mom tech. happy birthday, dad, love you very, very much. i love myself because "primetime" tonight we have an update on adam schiff's role in the colbert insurrection. more details at 7:00. >> greg: going all in. >> jesse: no other way to go. >> greg: tonight on gutfeld 11:00 p.m. jamie lissow. kat timpf, that's 11:00 p.m. eastern. see how quick i was. >> jesse: if you could do that more often we would appreciate it. >> greg: you are a jerk. >> harold: put the jerseys up and went out in the community and so many people you look up to in any community. this team to do it. thank you, god bless you. >> dana: hidden gem. i think i have time for mine. right? laney hunter she is not your average bride. you will love this playing drums at her own wedding. she started playing when she was 12. she just started to pick up the

sticks. congratulations to her. she is married to her husband now. i don't have his name. >> jesse: it's her day. who cares? judge, want to slide in something quick? >> judge jeanine: i will wait until tomorrow. i would rather talk about you. >> jesse: you do that i like that attitude. more where that came from. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with our very own bret baier. >> bret: you guys are all hidden gems. >> judge jeanine: very good. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the texas public safety chief says the police response to the uvalde school shooting was a, quote, abject failure. accusing the school police chief of placing the lives of officers with bullet proof vests and shields before the lives of unprotected children. during that siege that left 19 children and two teachers dead. correspondent garrett tenney has our top story tonight. good evening, garrett. >> today's top cop testified that the gunman