now, taiwanese are a resilient people. they're very capable, very bright people. given the right sorts of weapons, they can defend themselves quite well, but not against a 1.4 million person country. >> neil: you're right. we have to watch it closely. colonel, thank you very much, and for your service to the country. we'll go to "the five" right now. >> hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." well, it's cleanup on aisle biden, the commander in chief giving his first sit-down interview in seven months. oh, to be a fly on the wall at the white house. the president giving some revealing answers on the most important issues to voters that made staffers reach for their smelling salts. for example, biden downplayed sky-high inflation.

>> as you know, last tuesday, the annual inflation rate came in as 8.3%. the stock market skydived. people are shocked by their grocery bills. >> inflation is up hardly at all. >> you're not arguing 8.3 is not good news? >> no. but it was 8.2 before. you're making sound like, oh, my god, all of a sudden it went to 8.3%. >> it's the highest inflation in over 40 years. >> i got that. >> biden has used the pandemic as the legal reasoning behind why request he could cost up to $20,000 worth of student loan debt, but seems like he completely undercut his own argument. >> mr. president, first detroit auto show in three years. >> yeah. >> is the pandemic over? >> the pandemic is over.

we still have a problem with covid. we're still doing a lot of work on it. the pandemic is over. if you notice, no one is wearing masks. everyone seems to be in pretty good shape. i think it's changing. this is a perfect example of it. >> those remarks were apparently not scripted, catching several of his top health officials by surprise. they immediately wondered if they would say, oh, he was speaking in his personal capacity, like cdc saying kids should go back to school. judge, there will be incredible ads on the inflation is only up an inch. the republicans were given a gift there. >> a very big gift. everyone was shocked watching that. the second time i watched it, i was so shocked. oh, it's only up an inch. well, it's up -- what was it when trump left? 1.2%. now it's 8.3%. you should worry about the fact that wages aren't keeping up with inflation deal.

they didn't know he was go there. when he basically says, covid is over, therefore what i did with student debt is basically illegal, and since covid is over you can tell because people are not wearing masks. so, you know, there's your evidence that covid is over. but i think the real problem here is he's not feeling the pain. last month, a little bit from the month before, it's the highest covid -- excuse me -- inflation we've had in 40 years. even pelley was shocked by his response to that. i think americans understand now, having seen that, he's not someone feeling the pain. he doesn't think it's a big deal. >> jessica, i noticed that the chief of staff is usually a prolific tweeter. he was silent last night. >> taking a break. >> i'm not sure if he thought last night went too well. >> i would guess not, definitely out with the bragging rights, or

whatever, you know, when there's a good report, whatever what's going on. i watched the interview, made sure from the clips i hadn't gotten it wrong. i wish i had gotten it wrong, especially when we're in full campaign season, the polls are tightening, that's the number one issue, people are prioritizing it, talking about the difference between being able to afford groceries for the next two, three weeks, versus people who would typically be saving, etc. you obviously don't want something like that. we've seen this before with the president, that he gets indignant, right? he gets angry when people come at him, saying, aren't you too old to be running? he says, watch me. i've been doing it at the most advanced age of any president. it's obviously not a good thing for us in terms of what the gop is going to do with it. that's who he is, and has been consistently. he goes off book. he did it with taiwan, like the fourth time, he said, yes, we defend them, and everyone is saying what's the one china

policy? >> i can't imagine having to call "60 minutes" and say actually he didn't mean what he said. on the third time about china and taiwan. jesse, also answered a question about hunter. he said hunter is healed, and he's better. >> "60 minutes" broke the story that the biden has 150 flags from treasury that they have suspicious international wire transfers, and pelley gets joe sitting down in front of him and doesn't even ask him about that. so that was a lay-up. the minute i saw the interview, i thought, you could be president. >> yes. >> not only could i be a republican president, i could be a democratic president easily. here's what you do. if i answer like he should have, is the pandemic over, mr. president? this is what you say as a communications expert. you say the american people are putting the pandemic behind them. see what i did there? then you go immediately to start praising nurses, doctors, and

truck drivers, you say we're going to hold china accountable, restock the stockpile we have therapeutics. case closed. how is he not briefed on answering a question about covid? he wasn't asked about the covid leak or whatever. are you going to rehire the people you illegally fired from your illegal vax mandate? wasn't even asked about that. then the question he gets on inflation, dana, he starts arguing about 8.2 versus 8.3. the american people don't care about that, the numbers. he's supposed to be empathetic. they say that's joe biden's greatest assets. show us your assets, say i understand, i see the light at the tunnel. no. he says, we'll spend a lot of money on computer chips. people can't afford potato chips. it's the spending that got us in this inflation mess in the first place. if you're from philly, you understand this.

at the end of the answer, he says, you have to trust the process. now, if you're a sixers fan, they've been saying trust the process for over a decade. you lose, you lose, you draft good draft picks, and you'll make the championship. they haven't made the finals, dana. it doesn't work. these should be easy questions from scott pelley. he's working for you, mr. president. he's like the guy -- you know, dana, everybody knows a guy like this. hey, joe, here's $20. go to the 7-eleven. gets a six-pack. another hour goes by. joe shows up, no six-pack, no $20, but has a long story of why he didn't get it. >> that is that ever happened? >> all the time. >> he hadn't given an interview in over 210 days. that was his first one. many questions we would have liked to seen him asked, but he wasn't pressed on immigration. >> yeah, he wasn't. you know, i got to take this moment to defend him, especially

on the inflation piece. when he said inflation is up just an inch, he was probably referring to a chart. right? oh, look, that's just an inch. that's just an inch. >> maybe. >> i think you're right. >> thank you. >> i was good. >> i thought that was a brilliant joke, but screw all of you. i'm always overwhelmed when biden talks, because it's like the netflix menu, so many options, and they all suck. he basically said that trump was decisive. he thought the pandemic was over. there was no inflation. we forgot that if the pandemic is over, i mean we did mention this, that means what he did with the loan forgiveness, was what we thought it was, a trillion dollar bribe to his voters, that you and me, everybody else, has to pay for. all of this stuff is exhausting. it gives you so much material to work from it's almost brilliant, but do we get any clarity on anything, right? do we just listen to an

interview with some guy, along for the ride, who's got opinions about the pandemic and taiwan, and casually just throws them out there, and you have to come out and clean up after him, because we're not going to go to war over taiwan. we have this thing called strategic ambivalence. he's almost like a hood ornament for the pandemic, in that he's remotely working. that's always been the message, that he's really not president. he's not even present. he's there as a decoy, sent him out on "60 minutes," but he's a hollow representation to be filled when necessary with the right rhetoric. >> more to come on all of this, because it's just an inch. you know, an inch matters. >> oh, dana. >> coming up next -- >> dana perino! >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah, 5:09 p.m.

september 19th, count it! >> all right. coming up next, republican governors aren't stopping anytime soon.

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>> liberals continuing their illegal meltdown over illegal immigrants showing up in their ritzy towns. it took only two days after arriving for migrants to be shipped away from martha's vineyard even though the island is flush with cash and plenty of beds. turns out democrats don't practice what they're preaching, lobbing accusations, accusing republicans of human trafficking and crimes against humanity. the red state governors are as

defiant as over. >> they want open borders. they want you to deal with the open borders, but want to be immune from the consequences of these policies. >> now texas is saying, we're fighting back. we're going to send them to your neighborhood. we're going to keep those buses coming until finally this administration wakes up. >> meanwhile kamala harris might want to look in the mirror after making this accusation against republicans. >> i think the height of irresponsibility. frankly a dereliction of duty when you are an elected leader to play those kinds of games with human life and human beings. if you think there's a problem, be part of the solution. >> one border state, democrats telling kamala how it really is. >> the border is not secure. look, we get thousands of people along the border, you know, from 6,000 to 8,000 people a day. they're releasing people, and we

can send you pictures and videos of what's happening in del rio, the valley, el paso and other places. people are coming in. >> human trafficking, jessica? really? really? that's a question. really? >> oh, really? i don't know how those lawsuits are going to go, but i watched this happen. the people of martha's vineyard, not the fancy summer folks, the average median income is around $70,000, they're a majority minority enclave, except in the summer when rich people show up and ignore alan dershowitz. everyone got that joke. >> yes. it was an elitist joke. >> whatever. >> don't get distracted. just power through it. >> it's only monday. i didn't see the argument that they were behaving, you know, not commensurate with their values. >> they deported them in two

days. >> they sent them where they were supposed to going, which is boston. i know there's dispute about pamphlets promising them of eight months of cash assistance, job training, housing, etc., but these people were told they were going to massachusetts. >> isn't the vineyard in massachusetts? >> yes, but that's not what they were told. >> it's like being sent to new york and winding up in long island. >> let me power through. >> sorry. >> the performance of practice jokes on our enemies, that's a crappy place to be. i've seen how happy people are -- >> why is it a joke? you wanted the migrants. >> it's not a joke. the people are coming into the country illegally. the president has flown over 900 flights of the illegals into the interior of the united states. he doesn't notify the people, like in westchester county,

where i live. the airport is a mile and a half from where i live. i know cops. they tell me every time they fly them in the dark of night so no one sees them. don't act like if we don't offer them a job, give them the ability to get trained for a job, we're doing something wrong. i don't believe that there's any problem. there's no kidnapping. there's no human trafficking. it's a joke. that is forced. they came here voluntarily. they forced their way, if you want to talk about forcing coercion. by the way, the fact that martha's vineyard is $70,000 a year average income, what do you think those southern towns are that are being overrun at the border or the ranchers who can't afford to ranch anymore because the whole terrain of their ranch is destroyed. you know what, the liberals are the ones who do all the talking and do all the complaining. they talk the talk. they don't walk the walk. >> yeah. greg, you're right, judge. like they break into the country, breaking our laws. they don't get to -- i want a

flight to miami beach. you don't get to pick and choose. >> united states is the united states. they're happy to be here. >> right. >> i don't blame them. it's the greatest place in the world. whether it's that island i'm not allowed in, or anywhere for that matter. the republicans succeeded in doing what the democrats and media always say they want, a conversation, right? whenever we would talk about a policy, and talk about law enforcement, or justice, or we have to follow the rules, they'd go, we really need to have conversation. so now you have a conversation. the only way you can get the conversation was to shame and expose the liberals for their phony compassion. don't get mad over the issue. don't get mad about the people calling attention to the issue. 'cause after all, we're just raising awareness. raising awareness is, like, the greatest thing liberals have ever wanted to do from the beginning of time. what we're seeing right here is

not in my backyard, unless you're trimming the hedges. then we love you, but i'm so glad the leave blower is so loud so i don't have to talk to you. no, you can't use the bathroom. you can't have any water either. we love our migrants, don't we? yeah, you rich entitled freak. you panicked over 50 migrants coming over. when they're leaving, you learn two words, one of them adios, so you can hug them on the way out. that was so compassionate. kamala, what the governors did, what the democratic mayors, including the democratic mayor of el paso, did what she couldn't do. they moved the ball down the field. this is something she wouldn't have the bravery or the intelligence to do, because she's lazy, to quote the judge. these are the same people, you know, who volunteer for one day at the soup kitchen in 2015, and they still bring it up. they go, oh, yeah, you know

what, it was thanksgiving. it was so great. meanwhile for the rest of their leaves, they smear republicans for big bigots, smear border agents for doing their job. they're an embarrassment. an absolute embarrassment. my favorite story of the year, and it ain't no practical joke when you move the ball down the field, you mastered the art of the prop, the hands up don't shoot that never happened, right? using every criminal death, every suspect death, as an opportunity for reform. don't let a cries go to waste, you would scream. here's our crisis. we're not letting it go to waste. too bad. sorry. >> well said, greg. >> coffee. >> they brought in the national guard to deport them, and they have them in a military base. >> there's a republican governor up there, right? so i think he was probably empathetic to what the border states are going through, but he can't get the attention of the white house. the border, the representative from the border town, he can't

even get the white house on the phone. so i think one of the reasons this is happening is that the liberals are embarrassed, they're humiliated, fighting back, and they want to fight back about pamphlets. if this is not an argument about pamphlets, why didn't biden call the cabinet together when you had 53 migrants die in that truck overnight? what about the little girls we've seen, dropped over the wall, walking by themselves? some of them dying. what about that less boy that died? where's the emergency then? they only have an emergency now? that's why i think the republicans have been successful. now, all of these people, we should care about them all, whether they're at the border town or they're in martha's vineyard, and that's what you don't see yet. the last thing i'd point out, you mentioned this before, i can't remember the phrase you used, but the story is out of sight out of mind if the media -- if it's not happening in their city or in their own backyard. so now we are having the

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>> democrats are getting antsy for an answer from biden on his 2024 plans. last night's interview didn't clear any of that up. >> if i were to say to you, i'm running again, all of a sudden a whole range of things come in to

play that i have requirements have to change and move and do. >> in terms of election laws? >> in terms of election laws. it's much too early to make that kind of decision. my intention, as i said to begin with, is that i would run again, but it's just an intention. is it a firm decision that i run again? that remains to be seen. >> remains to be seen. biden's answer giving a hoard of hungry democrats at bay. gavin newsom is champing at the bit. in a new report, he's unequivocally running for president in 2 2024 if biden doesn't, with a fundraiser saying no ifs, ands or buts. hmm, jessica. i'm not sure i can take that strong language. do you think it's going to matter if gavin newsom if biden runs or not? >> i don't think anyone will challenge him. certainly no one who wants to continue to have a career in democratic politics.

there could be some looney-type person that does it. gavin newsom plays by the rules. he wants to continue obviously being the governor, you know, if biden doesn't step aside. i really wish the president, though, had been as clear as he had been in other interviews, where he said, i am running again, we're going into the midterms. he is the president of the united states of america. now it allows people to pick your favorite warrior. i'm going to be a kamala person. i'm going to be a pete person. amy klobuchar. >> jesse brought up kamala. do you think the reason there's not answering the question because she's a embarrassment?

>> no. it's not up to biden whether he runs again. i have a feeling someone will tell him. he could announce he's running for re-election, and the white house have to walk it back. the american policy on the biden campaign is he will not be running for re-election. imagine treating a woman this way. my intention is to marry you, but it's just an intention. is it a firm decision? it remains to be seen. that's not what the american people want to hear. it actually is, because it's the most unifying he's ever been. the republicans and democrats hearing that are, like, all right, that's the way to go. republicans not making this a story. it's the liberal media asking joe biden this question over and over again. it's the liberal media asking other democrats, if he runs again, are you going to support him? this isn't our issue. they've been wanting him for out for a long time. he was youthful beat trump.

he's like a tuxedo. you wear it on special occasions, but every day you look ridiculous. this is what's going to happen. he's not going to run. you'll have gavin newsom, bernie sanders, pete p buttigieg and -- >> what do you think, judge? >> my favorite part of this, my intention is, but is that a firm position, no. my second favorite line, do you have the mental acuity to do this again? he says, you watch. keep my schedule. his schedule?

he's been on vacation in delaware for 155 days. in addition to that, he says, it's a matter of, you know the old expression, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. no, i don't know that expression. he keeps putting his foot in his mouth this. guy is not total will you with it. you agree with jesse. i think somebody else is making the decision. i think it would be a mistake for him to run again. >> dana? >> i think it may be more practical why he made that answer. one is there are weird federal election laws, that if you declare you're running, all of a sudden you have to start counting the money you get for your general election versus what you can pay for your primary, and it gets a little complicated. i imagine also that the white house would like to have another one of those grand, you know, events like in philadelphia they hopefully would not do as badly as the last speech where they

advanced it differently. when he announces he's running again, if he does, they want it to be a big deal, not something you say on "60 minutes" while everybody else is watching football. >> they want to cure rate it, make it special. that makes sense. every inch matters. coming up, bill clinton says republicans are trying to scare the living daylights out of you. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavors (♪ ♪) breakthrough heartburn...

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>> former president bill clinton making a fold prediction about democrats' chances in the midterms, and dismissing parents who don't want their children learning woke nonsense in classrooms. >> we could hold both house, but we have to say the right things.

we have to know the republicans always close well. why? because they find some new way to scare the living daylights out of swing voters about something. that's what they did in 2021, when they made critical race theory sound worse than smallpox. it wasn't being taught in any public schools in america. they didn't care. they just scare people. >> but perhaps he should listen to bill marr once warning democrats that woke education is driving voters to republicans. >> i don't have kids. i know people who say i have kids. i don't like it when they come home and say they divided the class today into oppressors and oppressed. if i change my sex, i don't have to tell my parents. there's [bleep] like that going on that makes people go, i agree, donald trump is a creep. he's everything wrong that could be stuffed into one man, but i have other considerations. >> so there you have it, jesse.

education is on the ballot. the issue is whether or not it's going to draw enough people to make a difference. or is it an issue as bill clinton suggests of 2021. >> slick willy is his name for a reason, because if you look closely at what he said, he goes it's not the democrats have to do the right thing, it's the democrats have to say the right thing. that's the democratic party in a nutshell, right? it's all about the sales pitch, talking about the product. the product is terrible, lousy policies. if they can sell you hard, fool you, then it doesn't matter. you'll just buy a lousy product. he says the republicans scare? yeah, they do. they were right. we all said that biden would open t the border, trigger a cre wave. it actually happened. we were actually right. he says democrats don't scare people. democrats are constantly are saying republicans will put

blacks in chains, steal your social security. those things never happen. bill knows how horrible crt is, hispanics, black, and white parents are against it. marr knows it too. that's the threat to their power. >> yeah. that's one of the reasons that joe biden is not doing well, dana, with hispanics. this issue of critical race theory, this gender identity, apparently something like 70% of americans do not think that kind of education should be taught in grammar school, period. >> right. >> sometimes as jesse suggested, as bill clinton said, they say things that maybe aren't accurate. is critical race theory a problem in schools? >> like bill marr i don't have children, so i don't know. i only know what we cover and read, so yes. regardless of what i think, the parents think it is. in fact, critical race theory is also becoming an umbrella term for all the woke stuff being

taught in the schools. so everything is being put under that. so, for example, if you asked this question, do you want your 5-year-old to learn about gender identity from the gen z government employee? parents are, like, no, i don't want that. i think the gubernatorial races happening across the country, there's several competitive ones, that's where education could make a difference, because schools, there's not a lot of federal policy that could happen, although the department of education has a role, but schools are more local. that's why you saw the school boards change power this year. if that continues, republicans could take some of these tight gubernatorial races and tip them in their favor. >> greg, one of the thing that the democrats are saying, it's the republicans, you know, who are destroying books and banning books, you know, and the republicans who are the semi fascist. you know, all the analogies are there, but the books they don't want their kids to read have to do with -- you know, i put it on my show, crazy stuff about sex

that's totally inappropriate for grammar school. >> you don't want to get between a passionate and their child on those issues. watch out. i want to take issue with clinton, that republicans are good with fear. serious fear stoking, both the media and democrats over the weekend, they spent two days comparing trump supporters to nazis because they saw a picture of -- of -- of supporters doing the number one thing, putting it next to the nazi salute. this is what people do when they have nothing to do. i'm talking about lawrence tribe. we could have done it with obama rallies, blm, rock concerts, but we have better things to do. fear is an effective persuasion technique. 60% in a recent poll of democrats actually believe that trump supporters are existential threat to democracy. how did that happen, even after joe said he was talking about a couple republicans. it doesn't matter, because what

he did in that speech, the january 6th theatre did, propagate the idea that there's millions and millions of anonymous unseen masses of violent white people, right? it worked so well. this is the interesting part. it worked so well that pollsters can't get an accurate reading of republicans, because their beliefs are forced into silence. it's called the subverged voter, even worse than what he called the silent majority. the weirdest point about this is joe's speech, the january 6th mini series, was spent to scare democrats about trumpers, but instead it scared republicans. it scared them into hiding, because now they have a target on their back, thanks to captain unity. no one talks about that. can't you argue, in reverse, that that whole speech, the january 6th insurrection theatre was nothing more than insightment against a bunch of people that aren't going to vote for you and that was enough to go after them. that's what we're seeing right

now. i don't think bill clinton going down this road, but biden claiming for unity, smearing half the population, using fear as a tool, you got to call that out. >> all right, jessica. do you think that this is an issue that -- education specifically -- does it benefit the democrats or republicans? >> democrats don't hold a 10-point advantage on the issue of education, but that's down a good amount. republicans talked more about how they can improve public school education versus saying we want to take your dollars and let you go to a charter school, or catholic school system, they'll do better there. dems are interested in making public schools better. to this banned books thing, "beloved" by tony morrison, tell me about how that's drag queen story hour. >> i said this book. >> you said all of these books. >> that's the portrait of the life of a slave in this country. how does that end up on a banned

book list? those are things, people that are moni moderate, why is that d in? >> because people are nutty, not age appropriate. i have not read "beloved." >> maybe under read it tonight. >> no. you should bring more facts. >> you brought two examples that no one's heard of. >> dana was nodding along with me. >> oh, the nodding along defense. >> the point is that the books involve sex education, let's talk about that. it's inappropriate. it's everything under the umbrella. >> "beloved" is about race. >> it's everything under the woke umbrella. >> fine, to dana point, which is completely correct, everything is shoveled into this. crt means a specific thing, a legal framework, they use to analyze laws in this country to see where systemic racism had

been disadvantaging people traditionally. that's what it's about. it's not about a lot of things that republicans -- >> i just seem to remember, when your side denied that it even existed. >> right. >> now that we know that it exists, you're saying, whoa -- >> all about the laws. up next, a payday gone wrong. why some workers had to give back their bonuses. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪

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>> whatever happened to no take-backs? honda getting blasted after ordering hundreds of workers at an ohio factory to repay part of their bonuses. the company claims they overpaid many of the checks in error, and now need that extra dough back. dana? >> i think when you make a mistake like this, the executives got to pony up and pay it back, not the people who work on the factor floor. y floor.>> greg? >> no mistake by a corporation goes unrecovered, right? we all hear about this because someone leaked it. it's a shame we don't have this accountability with government. >> i agree. i think that's a wonderful point. you know, i feel bad for the

people on the floor. >> that's a lot of money. >> it's a kind of thing where you made a mistake, deal with it. okay? >> i think if i made a mistake, said a book was banned that wasn't banned, i would say after the commercial break that i was wrong. >> but? >> i mean so far we haven't found evidence that "beloved" has been banned. we're still looking. >> it's been challenged. we know that. >> we've not seen evidence that it's been banned. early stage of the investigation has -- we're still looking. >> no, no, no. "one more thing" is up next.

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my writers passed away rare aggressive form of cancer 34 years old leaving behind wife melissa and son jack who is only 2 and a half. he was based in texas, the biggest dallas mavericks fan. i recommend you check out his work a go fund me for his family and wanted to send my best to the sharks family. very brave people. >> dana: sorry to hear that all right. so it is national service dog month this september. and i wanted to share a progress report. remember the puby named dana. training to be a companion k-9 companion for independence. shear a little bit of what she has been learning. >> sit. yes. good, sit. [whine] >> yes, good dog. dana, high five. drop. >> dana: she drops that fast because she knows is she is going to get a treat. learn life skills all these other people goes on to get more training until she eventually

matched as a service dog. jen williams is raising her doing a great job canine companion part of that. they gave us socks and everybody gets one. i can't wait to see everyone wears these. all right. congratulations to puppy dana greg? >> greg: i know exactly where i'm putting. this my feet. tonight's show i got steve doocy. i don't know who he is. terrence williams, kat timpf, tyrus. it's going to be a great show. let's do this. huh? ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great. yeah. check this kind of interesting video out of brookfield zoo just outside of chicago. you got a begin bon, which is the monkey there. and otter becomes curious about the gibbon. we can't show you the rest of

the tape. they get physical turn madly in love and mate and create a mutant otter monkey called a fonky. we will be showing that tomorrow on "special report." >> dana: feel bad for the pr person at the brookfield zoo. he is going to have to check that one. judge? [laughter] >> greg: what are you doing? >> judge jeanine: take a look at my socks. >> jesse: nice. >> judge jeanine: okay. okay. so missing cat reunites with his family. but here's -- missing for four days. the cat used all its nine lives to figure out how to get home. when the cat got home guess what she did? rang the doorbell. take a look. [meow] >> judge jeanine: that's it. >> dana: that's pretty cute. >> dana: jesse, what do you have? >> jesse: after exhaustive 5-minute search we have yet to find any evidence that tony mori

morrison by any school district. this is not to say that that is not that true statement. we take this information very seriously on "the five." we want to make it clear that. >> dana: what's on your show tonight? >> jesse: this is johnny asking questions that relate to education in the united states. listen. >> greg: love it? >> it's the panama canal. was it a country. what country is the panama canal in? >> damn, man, i don't know. >> jesse: panama canal a tough one. >> dana: "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: we are all over the otter monkey. good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden has just returned to the white house following his attendance at the funeral for queen elizabeth ii in england. we will have a report on that in just a few minutes. first, the president making news over the weekend by declaring the coronavirus pandemic is over. he also told "60 minutes" in his first sitdown interview in more than 200 days the u.s.