not fair to the united states of america. >> got it. we have reached out to senator feinstein's office. she's welcome to join us on the show anytime. congressman, thank you for that's all the time we have for today. neil will be back tomorrow. you can catch me weekdays at 1:00 p.m. eastern alongside john roberts on "america reports." and "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with judge jeanine pirro, tulsi gabbard, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the naacp starting a huge battle with four to governor ron desantis. america's most prominent civil rights organization issuing travel advisory and mourning black americans not to even go to the sunshine state. it's over what they claim is an

openly hostile environment for black and lgbtq americans and that desantis is making "aggressive attempts" to erase black history and to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in florida schools. the group's leader was doubling down on all of this earlier. >> the governor has perfected -- to gain c campaign contribution. we should not use race or othering as a tool to weaponize against people. unfortunately for a large percentage of floridians, that's what he has done. therefore we are advising african americans and others that if you travel to florida, beware that your life is not valued. that we have a political landscape that could cause harm. >> dana: team desantis responded to the travel advisory calling the whole thing a stunt.

byron mcdonald is slamming the move. >> it's silly, dumb, political. makes no sense. we should be focusing on making sure people have the opportunity to achieve which florida is actually doing in thriving and way better than other states. let's say new york or california or washington state. we are doing a significantly better job helping black american succeed and it's not just about me. it's all the millions of black people that live in our state. >> dana: jesse, how much do you think the naacp believes it's hurting desantis versus how much this could actually help them. >> jesse: it's a clever strategy. they were to that with the media. they know that desantis is announcing the governor, he's going -- he's running. they know this week and where it's going to happen so when you announce this boycott, you're basically telegraphing to the medium, whenever you mention ron desantis' name is running, 40 hours ago the naacp announced

a boycott. that is basically a subliminal message to black americans "don't travel. don't go there. ron desantis is going to harm you." that's tricky what they did there. aoc was just in miami partying. it's not like the florida gators freshman recruiting class is going to decommit and go to clemson. everyone is moving to florida. black population florida is exploding for good reason. it's not just the weather. they have low taxes, low business taxes, you can get concealed carry there. i don't think a lot of black parents want trans education for 6-year-olds either and who does the naacp want to be? governor? gillam? a guy who was a meth addict who had a secret sex life. everybody knows no one listens to these travel advisory anyway. i told everybody not to go to mexico. my own producer when to cancun. no one listens to this. the whole thing is based on the

smear. this ap african american history thing, they teach the civil war. they teach reconstruction. they teach the civil rights movement. they just didn't want to teach queer theory. it is the naacp trying to stay relevant and raise money. turns out the chair lives in tampa. >> dana: i don't think he's probably going to move. the other thing is they have more black-owned businesses in florida than california, on the, what do you call it? when you do the math? [laughs] >> greg: what are you talking about? >> dana: for the population. >> greg: percentage of population. there you go. it's weird, naacp doing a travel warning. is the aaa going to have a policy on reparations? the faa can give us their thoughts on new cash bail. you have to understand they are writing a whole stayed off. it's kind of -- it's kind of bizarre. you get the sense that it's not

about white people. it's not about black people. it's about white people. it's not racist but it is kind of racist. they are saying don't go there. you don't want to be around these white people? i think what happened was the naacp, hate to use the phrase jumping the shark but it truly is a stump that you do when you're no longer relevant. that was from happy days. this is true that we do when you realize you can't catch up anymore. the woke of out-woke you. you're trying anything. they realize florida is attracting so many people and this red stages keeps getting bigger and bigger so they created a amorphous, vague threat, like lack of inclusion in schools. so ridiculous. it's not a danger to you physically. but what if more blacks keep leaving? leaving terribly run cities and going to florida, what happens then? they have to stop by. this is not just about desantis. it's about keeping florida from turning super road and losing

all of these people other st states. >> dana: interesting, george, last night i watched local news here in new york and for the first 8 minutes the stories were about crime all across the city. i told peter, those were just the ones they were able to report on. random, random, random. the ninth minute was about "don't go to florida. >> judge jeanine: you would think that if the naacp wanted to issue a travel advisory to african americans, black americans, they would say you know what, don't go to chicago. don't go to baltimore. don't go to cities where gangs are more likely to kill you if you're black. but the truth is that the naacp isn't concerned about blacks. they are only concerned about a political narrative, political ideology. that ideology is ron desantis is a bad man and i think al sharpton said he was erasing african american history which is kind of rich coming from the group that's been tearing down

our statues and basically taking names of presidents off schools and high schools. but their agenda is not about being concerned for african americans. it's just political. i think that in recent years, so much has come out that i don't know if everyone else feels this way but i really feel like everyone gets it now. the hypocrisy is so great, so in-your-face, though bail has been pulled back. everybody knows that when people are in politics -- or are part of something that doesn't make sense, you know it's because they've got up a lipolitical payback. >> dana: we are waiting for call. i think they're going to add. let's do this now and then we will get to tulsi. the guest on msnbc's calling florida a terrorist state. >> i just took my family to spring break in florida recently and i think about all the folks who traveled there for her son enjoy and peace and restoration. to be reminded that this is

getting to the point where florida is about to be a terrorist state to many of us here in america. certainly as a lesbian, black woman, i don't want anything to do with the place and i think about the other people who don't want to travel there and its cover on behalf of the naacp. i thank them for issuing this brought guidance. >> dana: as jesse said, clever or sneaky. i talked to lawrence jones earlier today. he said now black kids don't get to go to disney either? this does not seem fair. the question, she said democratic strategist. what is the strategy? ron desantis increased vote totals with hispanics and blacks in this last election when he won by 19-point so i don't know what the strategy is. >> tulsi: it is an attack against ron desantis on the week he's going to announce but to your point, greg come about relevancy. look at where florida is versus where florida use to be. my grandfather served in the

air force, he was stationed at eglin air force base. my dad grew up there in the panhandle of florida. he was the only person of color in his class as a third-grader and he has told this story, he remembers it vividly. he is sitting in the classroom. the teachers asking the kids, tell me your name and where you're from. my dad says my name is mike and i am from s samoa? the teacher said is that in africa? all the kids laughed at him. he was chased away from white labeled water fountains. he directly experienced how things used to be so frankly there's that positive and negative to the story, the negative is the naacp's racializing and weaponizing racism for political benefit. the positivist, it's a testament to their success in the civil rights era that they have done so much good that the florida my dad grew up and is not the florida my kids are growing up

in today. you're not seeing that. >> greg: it is rent seeking. they have to create something where they are out of the job. >> dana: why don't you try to compete on the issues? labeling him a racist and saying don't go to florida doesn't mean you're going to end up it means your throwing in the towel, you're not going to compete in florida as a democratic strategist just explain. coming up next to the subway choke hold marine hitting back after being called a racist. him too. you'll hear from him next. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that...

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: subway choke hold marine daniel penny speaking out for the first time since his arrest him trying to clear his name. the avalanche of left-wing smears keep coming, like this one from reverend out. >> a good samaritan helps those in trouble, they don't choke them out. what happened to jordan was a crime. when they choked jordan, they put their arms around all of us, all of us have the right to live. >> jesse: the 24-year-old vets has his critics got it all wrong. "this has nothing to do with race," he says "i judge a person based on their character. i'm not a white supremacist prickles but penny said he would step up again to defend others and adds "i'm deeply saddened be loss of life. it's tragic what happened to him. hopefully we can change the

system that so desperately failed us." penny's lawyer telling martha maccallum he was only trying to protect others. >> it's absurd to say that danny penny thought he had the right to take anyone else's life. intended to take anyone's life. this was a situation where my client, who is just an everyday new yorker, who was put in a situation that none of us would want to be in. took reasonable steps to try to subdue someone who had introduced frightening, threatening environment. >> jesse: judge, can you imagine how much better things would be if al sharpton were just race baiting like he is. >> judge jeanine: that's what he does. the sad part about it is there are people who actually listen to him. you want to know where al sharpton was, where the family was, when jordan neely

needed them. and i was think about this. the whole thought that this guy is arrested 42, 44 times. ensure many more contacts with law enforcement. he is on a list of the most mentally ill, dangerous people in need of help. so he's out, no one is helping them. families lawyer not helping. al sharpton wasn't there for him but we put illegals in the roosevelt hotel and we have americans that we know are in desperate need of help, so much so that we put them on a list of the top 50. we just leave them out there. ultimately to die. he didn't get any help at all. he didn't get anything he deserved. i want to say one thing about daniel penny. i was impressed that they came out and said what he said. we did not do that. this is a guy, there is a lot of passion around this case. the issue of race, the more you know about daniel penny, the more you realize this guy is not

a guy who was concerned at all about race. he is a guy who is very inclusive. he always has been. everything about his life attests to that but there were other people in that train car. i believe an african american holding down jordan neely but was smart for him to do the interview. i think at this point, enough. you've come across has a very regular guy, 24 years old, fat from the marines where he was a sergeant, give him credit for that and he's in college studying to be an architect. he is a long island kid who grew up and did what he said he would do again. and that's a strong character. a >> jesse: to think you will ever get his reputation back? >> tulsi: i absolutely do. he is speaking clearly about what's in his heart and i think that a lot of people who can relate to him in the same way that i do. we are part of a generation of people who saw the attacks on 9/11 and were inspired to step up and commit to serve and protect. for those like penny who have

this protector mind-set, it's not something you just toss aside maybe when you take the uniform off. it's some of it's part of who you are. if he says somebody that is in danger or senses that there is a threat, he's going to put himself out there for -- without any care for his well-being. to try to serve and to try to protect. one of the most negative things to come out of this, what's happening to him, what message does this send to people if someone is in need of your help, they are going to think twice. am i going to get sued? am i going to get arrested for just a bit about trying to help somebody being hurt? >> jesse: subways are not going to get more peaceful after this. and people like al sharpton, dana, force people to deny that they are white supremacists. that's the point. they want you to say "i'm not a whites premises." >> dana: 's insects might event do not say anything. he would've wanted to say something. his lawyers might not have wanted him to. but this a battle of public

relations narratives out there and it's important he say something before the grand jury comes back. it's interesting that al sharpton said jordan neely is just like us. actually, no, sir. you weren't arrested 42 times. you weren't homeless. he didn't have all these problems. so no, you were just like him. we are trying so hard to make this a thing and it's not working. partly because the people who are on the subway who have to use it to get back and forth to work, they know these things are so random.ged took him onto a subway car and that guy ended up going to the hospital. he's going to be fine. there's a woman who waeady thers stopped. slammed into it. random, by a homeless person. there's no other protesting on their behalf. where do you go to get that sort of support? so all of this stuff walks right up to the line before someone

says i better put this person in a choke hold. the other thing i would say is the interesting thing, testimony from others in the car, i did feel like my life was threatened. i was grateful for him coming in. i imagine that will be presented at the grand jury and that we'll be able to get his reputation back. it will take a while. >> jesse: they can exploited on the front and on the back end. if he's found not guilty, they can protest and go crazy and foundries. >> greg: i was told al sharpton had changed, that he had evolved. i have heard people here go "he's a friend of so-and-so. he does the shows." if you're young, you don't remember how he essentially ruined how many people's lives who are falsely accused of rape-ig her in central park. then you have crown heights. calling people racist, whites and jews, sharpton has never helped a person in trouble he's

only helped himself after the trouble has begun. it's like you said. he wasn't there for jordan neely but he's there for the family just the way the family is. i think a great question to ask is why it is daniel penny have to bring this up to begin with? we predicted this. we did say that race will be injected in this by said this before. activists should ask themselves, what a black marine have stepped in to subdue a mentally deranged felon who was threatening others? if you say no, you're racist. you would assume a black marine would do exactly what the white marine did and if you don't believe that, you are the fricking racist. >> jesse: okay. up next, and ladies of the view melting down after senator tim scott gets in the 2024 race. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> greg: terrible. more republicans lining up for the chance to send joe biden into retirement. senator tim scott declaring his candidacy and taking lame it april ideology. >> joe biden and the radical left are attacking every single rung of the ladder to help the client. victimhood or victory? >> victory! >> grievance for greatness? >> greatness! >> i choose freedom and hope and opportunity. will you choose it with me? >> greg: and the ladies of "the view" aren't too happy with tim scott and are discounting his candidacy because they think republicans are racist. >> he came out and did that dog whistle. victimhood. as soon as you say that, you know what he's talking about.

i didn't like that. >> he seems to think because i made it, everyone can make it. ignoring the fact that he's the exception and not the rule. until he is the rule. then he can stop talking about systemic racism. >> clarence thomas syndrome. >> greg: god, what an inner circle of hell that is. george, the fact that you say don't be a victim. it's somehow a dog whistle for racism? and that success is the exception and not the rule? that's what they said. they are not white women. they are the exception? one of the been doing for the past 40 years? >> judge jeanine: the truth is everything that's being said now is not about reality. it's not about truth anymore. it's all about party. if they didn't have a political letter on them, they could have been supporting him and saying look to the african american community. you can come literally from slavery and be a united states senator and run for president. they are so hateful.

i've never seen a group so hateful as the group from "the view." they say that the republican party is rarely diverse. wait a minute. we have vivek ramaswamy running for president. we have nikki haley, tim scott. would you have? an old guy that everyone's afraid to run against, an old white guy on top of that. >> greg: they are propping up my old white guy and calling the republicans racist. i guess they assume that vivek and tim scott are all the new faces of white supremacy. >> tulsi: what did they say about the lieutenant governor of virginia? that she was a black mouthpiece for white nationalism or something. you can't win with them. tim is a good friend. i really like him and i wish him very well as he pursues this. speaking about the democrats and the dnc, if you listen to them, there is no primary. there is no opposition. they are going to try to pretend bobby kennedy is not polling at 20% because i don't want to have to put joe biden on the record to compare and contrast.

you have an record. voters have a choice. they're going to try to ignore him for as long as they can because they are afraid of him and they are going to do what they did to me which is pretend you don't exist and if people start noticing you then they will try to smear and cancel and destroy him at all costs. >> judge jeanine: i remember what hillary did to you. >> tulsi: exactly. baseless smears to get repeated over and over and over again by the propaganda media until people start to believe it and starts causing some real damage. >> greg: booked on the bright side, hillary didn't kill you. >> tulsi: every day, life is a blessing. >> jesse: that's the tulsi gabbard body double. >> judge jeanine: ai. >> greg: jesse, you were talking about tim scott and how excited you are and what a positive, powerful message he has is an unmarried 57-year-old man who can devote almost time to the office and not to be bothered by the annoyances,

pesky children, annoying spouses. >> jesse: you mean when i was telling you that i was off the trump train and on the tim scott train? >> greg: yes. >> jesse: choo-choo. with all due respect, i don't understand the tim scott thing. nice guy. but nice guys finish last. to ease your average republican senator. both with republicans and that's a good thing but he's got a good personal story and then the personal story kind of stops and you don't know anything else about his personal story. >> greg: you have a terrible personal story. >> jesse: i am just getting started. this guys not running for president. he's running for cabinet. people do that. you are in for a cabinet position or vp. i don't know, is trump flirting with the guy? he was saying nice things about scott and scott is going to say nice things about him but scott has got no shot. he will probably get fleeced by his consultant or other consultants will just say republicans aren't racist because tim scott is running for president. i don't really care about what

color tim scott's skin is nigh i'm sick of everyone talking about what color his skin is. every time you cover him on the mainstream media is about his skin. conservative media, his skin. i don't want to talk about his skin. i want to talk about the country. >> greg: and we talk about his muscles? is in great shape. jesse is very cynical. he believes the only people who should run for office are the ones who have it in the bag. you just want -- >> jesse: i don't even think he's a long shot, let's put it that way. >> greg: you know why. >> jesse: do you think he has a shot at being the president if you have desantis and trump of the primary? >> greg: he has a positive and powerful message, overcoming obstacles, championing individual freedom. he's not a victim. all of that can be discounted as, he's just a dog whistle of whites pharmacy. now you talk about success, that is supposed to be like an insult to black people. how did that happen? >> dana: one of the thing

that's impressive about him is how he lets it roll off his back. he was trying to put forward police reform in all the democrats turned on him. they could've actually had that accomplishment if they'd wanted it. he was there for the taking. he is well-liked. he's got friends all around the senate. optimistic. it's also helped build the party not just by being who he is but putting his money where his mouth is. he's raised a ton of funding for people who are running an republican races all across the country. and so he really -- he believes what he says. in any other race or any other primary or might've been a trajectory changing thing but because the media just wants to focus on the color of the skin and the fact that he is $22 million, they will say something positive about him maybe but president trump also said things are nice about him. the media and president trump are going after desantis and that announcement is happening this week. that's where the story i think lives right now. >> greg: all right.

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country. executive officials across the country issued emergency decrees on a breathtaking scale." gorsuch blasting everything from stay-at-home orders, school closures, and biden's vaccine mandates. have a couple thoughts, jesse. one of them is that one of the supreme court's decisions, why did they say something like t this. supreme court heard that case that had to do with the calvary church in las vegas. you have these 18 theater plexus and you can open. you've got these casinos. have at it that calvary church, only 50 of you at a time. seems like the religious freedoms were the ones were really. >> jesse: and they were allowing pot dispensaries to open and they were mandating churches only have attendance caps at 50. there were district courts that

pretty much rubber-stamped anything. they had kids is about natural immunity, church attendance, civil liberties cases and they said you know what, whatever the cdc says is fine. if you look at what they did in europe, europe did a better job than the united states early on in differentiating, protecting the older people but allowing freedoms for the younger people. they didn't close schools that will be close to schools. basically the court let the government do whatever they wanted. supreme court made a few decisions. could've been a little bit stronger. in previous pandemics, we have never shut down things ever so i don't know why they did that now. especially when there's a lot of controversy over the science behind it. >> judge jeanine: dana, it's not just controversy over the science. the truth is eighth-graders have

the lowest u.s. history scores in terms of math and writing and reading any of the educators are focused on woke ideology. >> dana: i don't know why anybody on the left would take on gorsuch on this issue. it's his opinion. and it's great that we can find out where our justices stand up things and he's not wrong. he's obvious he done a lot of research into it. if you think back, a couple things you mentioned, they would put planks of wood over basketball hoops outside in the park so nobody could play outside. they put caution tape all around the little wheelie thingamajig's on the playground. what you call those? >> tulsi: merry-go-round. >> dana: thank you, tulsi, for being here for me today. there was a priest using a squirt gun to baptize a baby because of the 6-foot rule which was also made up. it's good to know where he stands and hopefully will never have to go through this again though pandemics do come up from time to time so it's good to

have this background. >> judge jeanine: greg, they say is another one that may came up but do you think americans will fold the way they did during last pandemic? >> greg: it was a good test run. it's easy for neil gorsuch to talk about the lockdowns. his life is a lockdown. he wears a robe all day. how is that any different? the most shocking thing about all this was this intrusion that he talked about was supported by the hipsters. the cool people. the people in hollywood. he was the other older people that were like "i have had it." people like van morrison and eric clapton. it was unusual reversal. it was like, younger people made the mask part of their identity. if you refused to participate in their covid kabuki, it was an attack on them and they are most believed freedom was like a pile.

if you were free, then they weren't and so they needed you to take part in their misery and then of add to that the class distinction where you have people with wealth and status dictating the rules while they are violating them. it's exactly why they pushed the race card because if they push the race card, you don't know the aoc and gavin newsom are actually class oppressors. they are the ones that push this on you but not for them. no one notices that. they are too busy yelling at each other over their skin color. >> judge jeanine: yeah, and you know, tulsi, dr. fauci a few weeks ago said show me a school i shut down. show me a factory i shut down. i never did. after all the damage that we don't have to recount right now. does anybody ever get held for any wrongdoing? >> tulsi: it's frightening that the answer to that is probably know at this point. they continued to lie. one of the things that i took away from the statement that gorsuch wrote was fear.

he used covid as the example but really what we know throughout history going back to the cold war the post-9/11 now this new cold war is that when we have people in positions of power fomenting fear, it makes it easier for them to take away our freedoms. the big warning signal, the red alert for everyone, as soon as you start to see people in power over hyping a situation or a threat, fomenting fear, we have to go back and remember benjamin franklin's famous quote. those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety and security deserve neither security nor liberty. >> judge jeanine: well said. up next, irony alert. climate change morons damage the environment with their latest protest. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tulsi: climate change activists accused of causing harm to the environment during a protest. they poured vegetable charcoal into a famous fountain in rome. this was their way to protest fossil fuels. of flooding that killed 14 people in northeastern italy but now rome's mayor is saying this

stunt has caused environmental damage. the fountain had to undergo a complex cleaning of operation and they had to dump 3,000 liters of water. i was 21 years old and i ran for the state legislature in hawaii. my first involvement in politics was around clean water. for us in hawaii, there was a dirty politician greasing the wheels for a guy who wanted to build a landfill or one of our major water aquifers. providing clean drinking water for the people of hawaii and that's what got me involved so the of seeing these people and say we want to stand up for climate change and doing it by polluting water is glaring. i want to ask. you see this kind of stuff, i don't see what they want to accomplish. >> greg: it does hit close to home for me too. i do urinate in pools.

i see this, these creeps and they try to play up the human suffering. if they are being dragged away. they are hyperdramatic. they know there are cameras so they play it up. there will be rioters and looters for example that say i can't breathe but they always play for the camera as though they are the one suffering. we have to start factoring the suffering they cost whether it's a traffic jam that keeps people stuck in leo trying to get to the hospital or they lose their job. or the cost of destroying great art. it does contribute to human suffering. i think we have to be a little bit freer and more interaction reactions to these people so there is cost. >> tulsi: what do you think the cost should be? >> judge jeanine: the human suffering, we are all suffering. prosecute them. they know who they are. sue them or put them in jail. make sure that there's that attached the conviction for the cleanup and we shouldn't have to clean that up. plus, what is it about these

environmental activists? let's say that you are someone who is passionate about, i don't know, animals are you are passionate about this issue are that issue. where these lunatics always the ones who are destroying are pretty in paintings and damaging things. is there something off in their brain that makes them do this? >> greg: you are a doctor, jesse. >> jesse: it's like me too protesters molesting people that walked by, perfect analogy. i was at the mall the other day and there is a fountain where people were throwing coins into make-a-wish. jesse jr. and i did it. i went into my pocket and i grab some change and we threw it in but i have been to throw my key in with a couple quarters. i had to rescue my key. i reach into the fountain in the middle of a mall and start kind of grabbing at things at the bottom and i wasn't going for the change. >> judge jeanine: sure, you were. >> jesse: everyone looked at

me and they recognized me and they thought i was fishing for other people's wishes. i got my key. >> dana: was that your wish? >> jesse: i just wanted to clear that up. >> dana: there's not been any one of these protests that was persuasive and brought another person on unless you want to be part of the loser crowd. their parents should be fined. i am for that. some of them are underage. the thing i would say is imagine if there was conservatives that were protesting covid vaccine mandates and mask mandates and they put charcoal in the fountain. they would probably be at gitmo today. >> jesse: is that still open? thanks, obama. >> judge jeanine: i thought he emptied it out. >> dana: not quite. there's a few people left. >> tulsi: and "one more thing" is coming up next.

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day contain time now for "one more thing." greg. >> dana: peter and kat timpf, joe mac. it's been a while. feels like a year since i have done that. all the bears are taking our jobs. they are now doing sanitation work and where is this? i think this is north carolina. asheville. they have hired the bears to take out the morning trash. and they do a pretty good job for the most part. but then they will like get clumsy and drop it. autopsy. is he drunk. a lot of bears get drunk in the morning because what else is there. right, jesse? >> jesse: he is mad that they didn't mix up the reis cycling. >> dana: one more thing. percy had the best weekend

because his best friend came over from central park hugo. time of their lives at the beach. i love these dogs. hugo is one of the most german shepherds i have ever seen. miblegd michael and thee a took care of the boys this summer. they were pretty tired on the way home. i think we have a picture. can't get over it. percy and hue go. also on the way home. that was last night. my episode of everything will be okay podcast. latest one, i poke to jennifer pickens on traditions at the white house and how she imagines that work life against everything everyone is working on except jesse because he has it all figured out. >> jesse: a lot of competition in the watters household. lost a game to sophie bounced back and crushed them in monopoly. there is ellie scoring two goals in lacrosse game. but the main event ellie and sofiay's volleyball team won the long island cyo championship. beating 60 teams.

undefeated. there's the celebration right there. and they just want to thank greg gutfeld for all of his generosity. >> greg: you are welcome. >> jesse: $10,000 checks new uniforms for next season. i heard you are considering building a volleyball court for everybody. >> greg: i'm thinking of identifying as a young woman and playing on the team. >> jesse: they will not be happy to have you in the locker room. congratulations to everybody at saint pat's. hillary goes after joe biden's age. yeah, she will be on the show. >> one thing i have never seen surfs in the water is an alligator. alligator is chilling in the ocean, catching some waves. having a good time enjoying the summer just like everybody else. the locals who spotted him said he wasn't hissing, and threatening and really seemed to be having a good time. >> judge jeanine: that's it? he gets to hang? >> just hanging out. >> judge jeanine: back in march 2022.

a chino resident got into a crappy situation. engagement ring accidently flushed down the toilet. public works, they did what they could. they couldn't find it. fast forward a year later the ring is miraculously spotted by a crew during routine sewer maintenance in the neighborhood. >> after confirming it was his the ring was sterilized and returned. i just wonder they didn't say if they married. >> dana: to be continued. tomorrow. that's it for us, though. "special report" is up next. >> bret: love those cliffhangers, thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington i'm bret baier. south carolina senator tim scott elemphasizes personal story latt to launch a bid for president. suspect in the idaho student murders has a curious answer when asked to enter a plea. we will bling you there live. a major deal to help provide water to the parched american west. ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are

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