fans. >> they are becoming new fans and quoting it. it is very recognizable and obviously you can go and have a lot of fun and you can dine. >> neil: looked forward to more "golden girls" national day. a live show tomorrow to celebrate. we should have maybe like a -- i don't know, pop up "your world"day, just a thought. here is the home xp 30. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everybody dagen mcdowell, joe jones, katie pavlik and tyrus. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." democratic mayor is not happy after getting just a tiny taste of biden's border crisis and a busload of migrants arriving in washington, d.c., from texas early this morning and the mayor

muriel bowser fuming and asking for the national guard to be activated after illegal immigrants started jamming up the homeless shelters. muriel bowser is calling it a humanitarian crisis and lashing out the red state governors. >> it is obviously politically motivated and the reason we are different and this is that people aren't coming to d.c. as their final destination. what we are see is they are moving on to their final destination through d.c. >> dagen: the white house accusing republicans as using migrants as a political pawn. >> what the republicans are doing and meddling in the process and using migrants as a political process is wrong. >> the white house reference would be for small town in arizona to take care of these migrants rather than a large metropolitan city. >> that is not what i said. that is not what i said.

they are sending migrants to cities on purpose using them as a political ploy. >> dagen: but texas isn't backing down. governor abbott blessing migrants to the nation's capital. and others in the g.o.p. are pulling out the d.c. mayor for complaining. >> it is interesting the mayor in washington, d.c., which is where i'm sitting right now complaining about 4,000 people and two buses that governor abbott sent to washington, d.c., since april and running to the pentagon, oh, my gosh, we need the national guard! cry me a freaking river, welcome to the party, powell. >> what has happened because of their actions, every single community in america is now a city. this is a national crisis. >> listen, you play a stupid game and you win stupid right prizes. they will get every ounce of what that means.

>> dagen: katie, d.c. just like d.c. they are here illegally. >> katie: it is interesting to listen to her speak about the finalization is not dcs if that is okay. as long as she is not dealing with the problem, it's fine if other people are dealing with the problem. it is interesting the mayor of the nation's capital is not wealth planning these people open arms with everyone that crosses the border should be looking to stay in whatever community they choose. it is not true to say the republican governors are sending people all over the country. the federal government for a year and a half has been sending them flying illegal immigrants by the thousands to sit is across the country in the dead of night because they know they are doing something wrong. they complete these transactions completely for cartels because they get them to the border the smugglers and pick them up and ship them off on planes to communities around the country. looking back at the headlines

2018 when president trump decided to send the national guard to an international border, the mexican border, the united states are amazing given the mayor of d.c. is asking for now. he said he is militarizing the border, xenophobic, racist, and this was not something the military should be used for. democratic governors like the one in oregon refused to send the national guard to be a part of securing the border for the national guard. most recently texas governor greg abbott using the national guard to build fencing along the border because the biden administration refuses to finish the federal fence as cartels continue to cross it by billions of dollars off of human smuggling. so, it is ironic. it is interesting. i'm very interested see dominic to see how this tent city in washington, d.c., plays out wite national guard and essentially processing these people in the capital. but they are living by their own rules now. this is what they were perfectly fine with before. >> dagen: right, it is

startling, it joey to see how i use mayor eric adams in new york city how they completely erased things that they said a year ago where mayor adams was running for the job and saying illegal immigrants are offered here but we will offer you so many services. now he is complaining all too well about being inundated and blaming the callousness of border states to push these people out and push them to new york. some reason illegal immigrants are homeless and not winding up in shelters is dhs, biden's dhs is giving them the wrong defamation information and illegal migrants don't know where they are going. we want you know 4,000 people lose their jobs every time one party takes control of the house over the other, right? 4,000 people, that is what she is calling a humanitarian crisis? i would think 40,000, 10,000 my 15,000.

to your point, go to texas and see what one municipality of 10,000 people were doing pure their own population doubles, triples, quadruples. that is what they are dealing with with this national effort for the democratic party to open our borders, d.c. shouldn't have to deal with that. i didn't understand her point about it being a transient place. i don't know how that made them different other than she's acknowledging that these immigrants actually do want to go to places in the northeast. or on the east coast. i'm in a town took out a 40 or i-20 and came over and went to memphis, tennessee, that area and over to florida or north carolina. people affect me they look surprised when i say i town in north georgia was southern spanish. and the immigration doesn't just affect taxes or should only affect for us on but it makes no sense where illegal

immigrants are endnote municipality for 4,000, 40,000,e without jobs come into their community and that is the adjustments endemic injustice of the border. and the to bring people into the country with no means or opportunity available to them because they are not in this country but here illegally. well, we will do a quick two years and figured out. >> dagen: harold, there are 9,000 that always come illegal immigrants who got out of custody and got into the country and two fiscal years so to joey's point, 4,000 mayor muriel bowser was upset about that. where do you think these individuals will go? sanctuary city. i don't disagree but i would add a few things. first, this has existed a long time and worse than it has been ever. when i was in congress and grappling with this issue, two, democrats have an understanding that this issue whether it is

right or wrong, fair or not, we will get blamed for a lt of this at the presidential level, even though it's been a problem that is persistent. i have five elements as part of the deal. i don't know how she should do this no politician should yell and scream but that is a good game. i like to see how things get done. the democrats wrapped in a go sheet and build a wall. republicans you have to negotiate with democrats and send more judges and the asylum process. both should be willing, both parties to send tyrus and many people like tyrus who are trained and smart down to help law enforcement there at the border. or we need to invest in that hemisphere in some way though. not silly things, again, not what well thought out things but we spend trillions to stabilize the other parts of the world. and then finally the drugs and the gangs worry me even as much if not more so than some of the things you guys eloquently set already.

we need a fentanyl test for spirit if this is coming from china, going there and coming to the country we have to figure out ways to stop it. for me it is not democrat or republican but right or wrong or stupid or smart. the wrong s and stupid or smart as a country and perhaps i think both parties have planed but biden and the team emma we are in charge and we have a greatery >> dagen: it is speed iran open border and loud until next profit from human suffering and misery. fentanyl and human trafficking. >> human trafficking >> tyrus: only his border will be affected. i talk about the unaffected and always like to tell you what to do until they are affected and she is affected now. it is a mess. and we live in a time we change the meaning of words because recession doesn't mean we session anymore and apparently

sanctuary cities doesn't mean section where he see these anymore. we will play the games that republicans are not very good at this but i will try purity will not be build the wall but we will call it build the aquarium so we will build a nice aquarium and they have already started building the aquariums in arizona and they are not finishing the walls but none aquarium. >> in the desert. >> tyrus: build the aquarium to keep the fentanyl out. #aquarium. >> joey: we change words all the time. >> i'm being funny, build the wall and i don't care what you call it, take credit for it and then back up our law enforcement, treat ice right and do your part. you will be a sanctuary city be a sanctuary city. >> dagen: i was going to say actually use the right word, but people outside of where we grew up, they don't use don't know we are using the right word.

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>> if you listen to delusional liberal media, it is apparently joe biden's best week ever. declaring that the president is back in the game the same week they entered a recession. they said, somehow someway joe biden is in the game after enduring a brutal year dominated by economic angst, legislative setbacks and disapproval ratings and on the verge of a turnaround that could alter the trajectory of his presidency.

and also things turning around for biden but it comes with a major caveat. >> if disarrayed the past six months, nutty stuff, it looks like you have a president with get a bill done, covid stuff done and the american people on climate. that is a presidency. you have to past six months of nonsense. >> katie: dakin, talking to politico about his outlook with president biden. >> dagen: what is van jones talking about? so all of this spending brought on this skyrocketing, raging inflation. the spending out of the white house, and then the jay powell central bank that was just come again topping up all the spending and using the economy. they want more that clearly gives the federal reserve to fight inflation but at the same time, just in the last week, the chips bill in the schumer

mansion in richmond grain monstrosity combined more than $700 billion in additional spending. additional stimulus. so, you are feeding the beast at the inflation. you are not helping the feds fight it. also, extending the student moratorium on student loan payment, again inflationary handout to wealthy doctors and lawyers. the more that the biden administration keep spending and feeding inflation, the harder it is for the central bank jay powell to fight it. and the higher the rates go. we are looking at like a leveraged economy entering armageddon where you have a collapse in housing and a collapse in all assets. you have a recession that doesn't run two quarters but runs literally years. instead of a recession, inflation recession, i call it the never ending circle of sucker to do. >> katie: at the white house is saying a transition to stable

growth now that the economy is contracting, which is negative growth. >> tyrus: hashtag says no one. i feel like the new speechwriter worked for the detroit line ends and we will put years never close to the playoffs and it's good now. sorry, dear i had an affair of the last six months but the rest of our marriage is a wonderful. this is the problem, and i think van jones has a great voice and i have a lot of respect for him but literally three weeks ago he said the president failed black voters in the democratic party by not following through. what has happened since then? this is the messaging. start telling the truth because this administration, i can tell you you bad news in america can take bad news. be honest and quit saying things and painting pictures that are not there. we are in a recession and here's how. you will feel this pinch. we are fighting to the bill might do this.

whether you voted for them or not you can accept that but when you treat us like we don't understand and you change words and you comes on there like that, take out the last six months, you are the president of the united states. you don't get to do that. it is only people that talking to themselves. americans are not listening to that. you will see that november. >> katie: harold, despite joe biden being the least president since world war ii, a win on the chips bill. the senate, you know, looking like it is leaving democrat in nevada and georgia, now republican. but that doesn't mean there is a come back here when it comes to president biden himself. >> i didn't mean to be flippant. i like to call balls and strikes and his numbers are in the 30s, bad, however one election at a time in the country and generally a first time president is judged heavily how is party does in the first two years. now, in a generic polling come

amazingly too many and perhaps surprisingly to some including myself, democrats her head 2% to three points margin of error based on what voters a party person in august. two, in georgia and pennsylvania and in ohio and wisconsin, democrats are running the head in the senate. if democrats hold the senate and not at a seed or to or may be more, if they don't lose the house and even if joe biden and the 30s the narrative automatically changes. we know politics and have been in and around it and whoever we want to point we can blame. voters own elections. the narrative has changed for him. the chips bill, infrastructure and you can write a speech around it, tyrus, hey we did some things. the country, it took a while to get here but we found a way with guns. i have a deal on chips, infrastructure and working on covid. that still may not be enough but remember the presidency not one year and it's not one and a half or two years but a four-year deal.

if democrats hold the midterms comic you've got to think it bodes well for biden two years later. >> katie: joey, also though the democrats are running far away from joe biden. on the campaign trail with these people and don't want him to show up here of the media's defense of the white house language changing the definition of things like recession, there in terms of the narrative. >> joey: politics might be the one thing you can't score on defense. and fighting while recession isn't recession, you are not scoring points. you're not doing well. i will also say if you want to invoke georgia senate race to show how well the president is doing, you are carrying a lot of water. you get what i'm saying. the president is only the leader of the democratic party it seems when it's convenient for him to be the leader of the democratic party purity he doesn't carry the baggage of some of the things that feel like his agenda. the senate has a lot to do with it to make up and

mitch mcconnell got his handed to him this week through the bad tactics and not having his eye on the ball. republicans can say -- because the senate $2 trillion in spending but they won't do the pack this week because they want to be fiscally responsible. and i know there are things with that, but my point is regular americans don't understand every little nuance when it comes to how to build back. the two they do understand reaching the rich which the bill did appear that is a lucrative hide marked business loaded that needed no money in 17 senators, 15 of which aren't up for reelection signed on to it. so far republicans have joint democrats on $1.3 trillion in spending this congress. they could run on inflation, baby formula shortage, gas prices and they gave it away. and now they are running with the republicans. >> katie: the chips bill was actually traduced in a way that

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controversy, linda sanchez giving the middle finger to the republican dugout. she is finally offering an explanation why she gave the dirty bird and blaming it on -- you won't believe it -- sexism. it really struck a nerve when i heard authentic massage in this comment back to the dugout. in the heat of the moment i reacted and i have no tolerance for men who make women feel like they are unimportant and especially on the field. i will always stand against that kind of bigotry. and, i joined her in that, but i just don't know i believe her and that. tyrus my will go to you first. you probably know more about sports than anyone here. >> tyrus: my coach said what happens on the football field, and i smacked him in the helmet but i got a 15-yard penalty. it's not -- it's the second thing that everybody sees. so if that was said and that was your reaction, it is still your reaction that you are judged by. so that is on you. i'm probably sure when you are

winning by that large of a number and i've been on the good side of a blow out and i've been on the bad side of a blow out. the team of 10-0 doesn't have a lot of trashy things to say except scoreboard. so i'm pretty sure getting worked 10-0 then having to jog by the celebratory and everyone is in a good mood is probably why they got the bird. both the individual said that, obviously you know who it was because you just gave the bird to the entire group, but if it was just one here it's a one guy, one person was in there and up to 10-and everybody having fun. >> joey: it is important enough basically in front of all of your colleagues it probably is important to let us know what was said. >> tyrus: tyree irving flipped off the crowd and no one's called me these names and nobody cares. you are supposed to be a professional and you represent a

group of people and supposed to be respectable. >> joey: katie come is this what is happening in the beltway? >> katie: we have some fact-checking so my good friend has been a field producer for the congressional game for a decade. he was in the dugout when she ran by and put them off, nothing was said and everybody, he said, in the dugout was shocked. so, if she is not willing to put anyone on blast or said what was said, then i would say she is lying and she's trying to make up for her own bad behavior. >> tyrus: i drink to that. >> joey: and she landed on massage any maybe it is time for a change. maybe it is time for quality in sports and it should be the softball game. >> harold: i don't know. if someone says they were offended and comment was made, i know a word with trigger me as well but i'm not sure i would have done that with congress and

they have cameras on you and she's human appeared but i do think you are right, what was said needs to be revealed. >> dagen: if i would holler at you as you are running by my dugout and i would go get it, get it, hustle, you would not flip me off. >> harold: no, i would thank you. but something must have been said other than that. if that was all that was said, look, we get to the bottom of this. one of the reasons congress approval rating is as low as it is, they do stuff like this. people are probably getting high and doing their job. speak to quickly add one thing, the immediate -- >> joey: how did you say it? >> dagen: get it, get it, get it. constantly about the lack of civility and had this been a republican who flew the bird to the democrats dugout, it would be the not see far right ultra

maga and i guarantee the republican would get cold in front of the committee for flying the bird. where is liz cheney on this? where is liz cheney and adam kissinger now? >> katie: lighten up, it is a game for charity. a long-standing tradition in d.c. and one time people come together and have fun. >> joey: that is the point we take from this, all those opportunities are gone for people to get along. d.c. is failing us in our pocketbooks and filling us with their sports, i guess, too. and i can say the nationals are certainly. maybe they are just made form losing, moving on, stay right here. there is lottery fever and it has struck millions of americans trying to win back the billion. that is up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> harold: welcome back. time for "the fastest." first up will smith offering up his first on camera policy to chris rock for months after the slap around the world. >> oh, wow, wow! >> i reached out to chris and the message that came back is that he's not ready to talk. i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable, and i'm here whenever you are ready to talk. >> harold: katie come if someone apologize right away instead of waiting a few months, is it not a degree of sincerity

if they wait a long time or should we believe them less or more or what is your thing about this? >> katie: i am tired of the drama between the two but to answer your question, i would say apologizing quickly is the better, more sincere option. >> harold: tyrus? >> tyrus: no. every time i have seen this a misunderstanding. first of all, you don't wait four months to apologize and then secondly, you don't apologize like that. my behavior... what! take my man you know who i married to. my bad, i'm sorry. you know it wasn't you, it was me. you know, my bad. of course, chris should never talk to him. he humiliated him on a national stage and got away with it. he got an award for it and four months later and i hate to say this because it's affecting his bottom line to make these films he's not producing himself so therefore, you have that ridiculous apology, which he

wasn't even sincerely -- i mean, he is an actor. was he pretending like he was reading from a teleprompter? it was terrible, no, no, there is no apology. >> harold: joey? >> joey: there was a reaction to this and undermine something important to me which is mental health. but my reaction from everything that came out of his mouth sounded like it was something that kind of came from somebody he was talking to about the issues he is going through. so, my stomach this reaction was condescending so you step back and give the most grace you cannot. number one, he is a celebrity and i don't care about him at all and he doesn't affect my life. as a human being, i think he is still figuring a lot of things out. i don't think the apology is that sincere because i think he is a very confused person. i hope he figures those things out. he looks like someone trying to remember what he agreed upon with his therapist. that is okay because i get that, but i don't know if he has found those things to be genuine for

himself yet. and if i'm chris rock, i'm not touching that with a 10-foot pole. i'm staying away. i'm not making this argument or that argument and will smith i will let will smith be a human being. i don't know if he does but as a celebrity and i should care about this as a celebrity, i don't find that apology -- >> harold: day can come if you were advising chris rock, answer anything you want. >> dagen: chris rock does not need my advice, chris rock is doing and being chris rock and his best chris rock right now. and tony rock, his brother a big problem, will smith and will smith said, that relationship is damaged and irreparable. just real quick, i just want to know why will smith appears to be sitting in my plastic surgeons office? [laughter] and he said, i understand the nuances and complexes of what happened.

i've been slapped across the face, no nuance and complexity about it. the three up next, people are going nuts over the megan billion lottery. $2 billion be careful what you wish for. you can become a target for for filmic theft and other safety issues if you win. one was taken out by a hit man. tyrus, would you join "the five" producers, is that true? >> tyrus: i joined it and i formed a squad. we are watching, everybody. but here is thing, here's the thing you have to worry you can do work schools. work pools are safe. the workers aren't going to kill you over money. you just don't do this with family. it is the family members plotting on you. >> katie: they only let you win because you can be their bodyguard. >> tyrus: you think i am guarding anything? i'm guarding my bank account. i'm going out with a blaze of glory. >> dagen: tammy bruce gave me a ticket.

so if i win... >> tyrus: that is awkward because she will want it back. you will get a phone call. >> joey: i will tell you right now if i win i will buy school lunches for kids in georgia. >> katie: oh, wow. you won't see me monday. i play scratch tickets. those are fun. >> harold: i play everyday i wake up. i'm a citizen. >> dagen: i will start calling you reverend. >> tyrus: i'm going to buy the moon. >> harold: katie, what are you going to do with it? >> katie: good deeds, just like joey. >> harold: i will join you. i will feed a lot of kids in my home state georgia. #fanmailfriday is up next. ♪ ♪

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break from work? so if you could take a year off, what would you do? >> harold: i would teach, i would teach a lot of schools uptown all year for free. man. >> tyrus: when you go to the ocean, do you ever get wet were walk on water? [laughter] >> dagen: get fat and i would work, rescue animals, dog rescue, probably traveling in puerto rico or china, korea two rescue dogs. that is what i would do. >> katie: i would travel around the country and go to a state i haven't been to yet. i would see my family and write a book a about the road trip around america. >> harold: i would hunt everything that i could hunt. everything that flies, crows, walks, i would eat it. >> tyrus: what would you do? >> joey: what would i do?

>> tyrus: i have to raise kids. [laughter] i would show up at work like no, no, man, i'm going to hang out here a while. i have some stuff in the office i'm working on. i will see at the subway. all right, one more question from moose. what is your favorite midnight snack, katie? >> katie: cheese it. the five what solid? >> katie: morning, noon, and night. >> joey: chocolate milk all day. >> katie: i don't eat after 8:00. >> what about you? >> tyrus: if i'm allowed sherbet ice cream or pop tarts. >> katie: sherbet? >> tyrus: rainbow ice cream is better than regular ice cream because it is sherbet. i don't know the science or the true -- that's how i deal with it.

>> dagen: scoop sherbet and a half a cantaloupe. >> tyrus: i said nothing about -- [overlapping voices] >> tyrus: next question... it's friday. as you get the weekend started, what is your ritual? do you have a ritual to start your saturday? >> dagen: no, sleep. that is how i start. i will be pastel on the sofa in about 45 minutes. and i will wake up ugly with a little pool of drool. >> tyrus: harold, i'm assuming that you journey. >> harold: i get my music going in the backyard and the grill going. hannah burgers and hamburgers, hot dogs and steaks. >> katie: i like that. [laughter] >> joey: as a guy that works on the weekends, a ritual i fly from new york and on the weekends i get to go home friday

and then i mowed the grass. both of those things are deeply enjoyable. i really like cutting the grass. >> tyrus: actually do the same thing that you do, harold. i barbecue and it is my thing. the same thing, a steak or hamburger and hot dogs. it's a lot of west coast, it is my stuff. a lot of complaints, a lot of complaints. you want the food? it is my music on the grill. but it's outside, as long as it's outside. i'm just going to stop. i'm denying it and i have to put these on spirit i will try. >> what are you talking about? >> tyrus: they are too small for my face and i bent them crooked. all right, what is the duration of the longest flight you took, was it worth it when you got there? >> joey: 42 hours. i don't know, last august,

probably not. >> dagen: 14 hours to chile come a long way. >> tyrus: b6? >> dagen: i've never been on an airplane, no i'm kidding, i don't know it's been a long time that i've been very far. callie and that is like five and a half hours. speed to >> harold: it took 16 hours and once we landed, whicht there safely. >> tyrus: i guess i went to south africa to wrestle, but i swam with a great white sharks. and it was like 18 hours and australia, new zealand, 19 hours. i went there to wrestle. >> harold: were the sharks scared? >> tyrus: you know what, we just surprisingly agreed to keep swimming. [laughter] "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> dagen: time now for one more thing happy birthday daddy. my father mcdowel is 86. look at that good looking dude. here is him with my momma. that 19-inch race. daddy has a big head, thank you for passing on that gigantic noggin to me. he is an animal person. here is some advice from my father never trust anybody that can't last at themselves or who is fly is always down. is he cooking soft shell crabs for his friends on his own birthday and he is an amazing man. i love you, daddy. joey? >> joey: that one was fantastic. listen, last week i had the opportunity to come on here and talk about something really important to me called the you matter campaign through boot campaign.org. i bought everybody on "the five" today a t-shirt.

we have our t-shirts that say you matter. they come in red. i bought a blue one last week. i want to give you a report. this is for the fox viewers out there. because of you, after that, we had 98% of these people were brand new. we had thousands of new hits on the site. we sold almost 1,000 t-shirts, we raised over $40,000. that will fund 2500 hours of care for veterans who have done the most courageous thing which is to say they needed help for their mental health. if you would like your t-shirt boot campaign.org. thank you for participating and thank the fox viewers for being a are the pa of this. you made a huge, huge effect. >> dagen: reach out for help. i'm being treated for depression. i have shared that before. you are up, harold. >> harold: theeb your dad. one of the worst flights been on. singapore my buddy. congratulations she joined michael jordan and basketball

player 30 or more points in a professional game after the age of 40. some argue she is the goat wnba. i let people have that debate amongst themselves. she is rarefied air. congratulations. >> katie? >> katie: first off, i want to give a shoutout to a woman named edith who works at one of my favorite restaurants in arizona. she is a huge "the five" fan she got a tattoo to commemorate becoming a citizen in 201. edith, thank you for watching "the five." and there is a colorado springs bridal store that has found an extra special way to thank our heroes for their service something new boutique teamed up with brides across america to give wedding dresses to 40 military and to be. they donated 27,000 dresses. pretty cool. >> i'm going to venture in my first stand up variety show. wildly theater in the st. louis

area so please come check it out. don't miss it. and, check out the ultimate dad hat when your kid wants to swing for the 1,000th time you create a rope pully and relax while the kids play. this is brilliant. you know he was in dutch with the wife. >> dagen: i love y'all. have a great weekend. "special report" starts now. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, washington, d.c.'s mayor wants federal help to deal with bus loads of migrants being shipped from the southern border, the suspect list is narrowed in the investigation of the leaked supreme court decision on abortion. we will bring you an update and the republicans ask why are democrats pushing a massive spending bill during a recession? >> bret: but, first, breaking tonight, president biden facing pushback from his own party about re-election, americans over the economy and the chinese over taiwan. commentator with the state