the reporting second to none on this whole drama. that's where we stand with a likely yes vote in the house, likely a yes vote with minor tinkering in the senate and we sign off on something both parties cobbled together. a preview of coming a tractions and the potential. here's "the five." jesse: hello everybody i'm jesse watters. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. somebody get him a therapy llama, the g.o.p. primary has barely gotten started in the liberal media is already freaking out over every candidate that declares. ron desantis is the latest public enemy number one after kicking off his first rally in

iowa. florida governor taking it to joe biden and his other republican rivals, listen. >> we must restore sanity to our nation. in the state of florida, held the line one freedom hung in the balance. leadership is not about entertainment, it's not about building a brand, it's not about virtue signaling, it is about results. we get distracted, we allow the election to become a lot other things other than bidens failures. if he's able to hibernate in his basement for the whole campaign and not answer tough questions we may be in danger of seeing a democrat sweep in 2024. >> jesse: remember when the media compare donald trump to hitler? donald trump is worse. >> ron desantis unveils his authoritarian manifesto. speak of this model of what this

dictator in the making wants to do. look at china, cuba, north north korea, or iran. >> grievance politics, divisiveness. >> both antidemocratic candidates they seek to be autocratic. >> jesse: if you think that's bad, the views host says republican women can't think for themselves. >> i think white women in particular want to protect the patriarchy here because it's to their benefit. they want to make sure their husbands do well their sons do well, their children do well, they want to make sure they do well. most of the women are married white women and they do fall in line with what their husbands are doing. >> jesse: first of all, thank you for protecting the patriarchy. >> jeanine: yes. >> jesse: on behalf of all men we appreciate that. >> jeanine: i love it when a woman says she knows how other

women think, and i hate it when they actually do it like that. she thinks we are all protecting white men and the white patriarchy and we can't think for ourselves. i wonder why at this she is capable of thinking for herself i'm not going to go there. the amazing thing is you have to wonder how did barack obama get elected twice? i guess those white women when they see a black person who is qualified, they clearly elected barack obama -- it didn't happen without white women. right there is the failure of her whole theory. the think about the left is they are so hate filled. desantis is a mussolini? government censored media is what joy reid says, government censored media is when the fbi meets with twitter and says don't you dare put anything in there about that russian disinformation at hunter biden laptop. they are so dug in on hating

what they created, it all started with hillary clinton and the basket of deplorable spirit h.maga is a connotation. but they aren't using hitler anymore, it's mussolini. >> jesse: do you think ron desantis is more or less dangerous than donald trump? >> i don't think of him in that frame, i agree with you i was little concerned about the language that she used around that, my wife is at home rooting for me. i would say couple things about ron desantis. he has not presented well in the first two weeks, i view him as a democrat in some ways can may be how some republicans thought about barack obama, they may not

have been for him but there was something interesting about him, something refreshing about the candidacy. he presented -- i think a lot of democrats, i'm one of them, thought it would present better at the start, he's come out at the very beginning said he wants to do away with the left come he's going to get the left in check, it's half the country. he's come out and said he's going to arrest teachers who teach certain books, certain books in their classes. arresting teachers i think is nuts. exacting revenge on companies who you have a different political view with come you may be running in the wrong country, there's nothing wrong with saying i have a set of ideas -- but be serious about it. i'm hoping that's where he finds himself, if he is the nominee i think both parties have to have strong nominees for the country to have a serious choice. thus far i've been disappointed, i wouldn't call him toy size mussolini and that kind of stuff but i have been disappointed in how he has presented so far

periods peter would happen if arrest donald trump? >> we've had this conversation if there's not facts, of course not. >> jesse: harold doesn't think desantis is fresh enough. >> big enough and serious en enough. i'm not talking about size and document seriousness. >> harold is a democrat and is probably not going to vote for ron desantis anyway but that's on the contest right now, the contest is amongst republicans the micro health and primary voters, they will decide if ron desantis is fresh enough for them and what they want to do. donald trump has such a commanding lead over all of them, this is just getting it started to kickoff for ron desantis was yesterday. i think, all of them, that montage we showed, their absurdity strengthens the republicans at this point because republicans are like

you've been saying that about us, ever since i got in the politics in 1995, as i recall democrats have been saying this about republican women. they never change, talk about not fresh, they've got nothing else. they don't want to defend their policies, what they try to do is make the other team more toxic and hope nobody will look at their policies and they will vote based on that, they had some success with that in 2022 but the republicans now have an opportunity to continue on. i would say to all of them come our poll shows him i think all the polls inflation emigration of the two top issues for republican voters and you still haven't heard a lot about that on the trail. >> you for a lot about disney and things like that. do you also think, on msnbc they will call a republican primary candidate mussolini but on fox if you have marianne williamson or rfk jr. -- we invite them on the shows and asked them legitimate questions. >> j>> greg: we have our way of

demonizing but we don't do it -- we are low-key in demonizing people. we will say you smack up socialist but we won't call you hitler -- i think it's refreshing they moved on from him, they probably had a morning meeting, none of the people know who pol pot is, maybe mussolini was tall and that's what they said pint-size mussolini. people have to wonder where the sunny hostin get her opinion it's obvious lee her husband. she has to tell her -- without it she's got nothing up there, she's not very bright. the problem with her as she as she went for racists. she injected the skin color into a fairly generic behavior, regardless of skin color, they listen to each other they have something in common they share

political views, she just didn't want to upset her husband by saying her husband makes her do everything, then she has to accuse him of being a racist because of he told her this is what white women do, then he's a racist. i think republicans have to ask themselves who do the dems want to run it against and why are they saying so? that is going to be the hardest question for republicans right now, you might know the guy you love has the primary in the bag because there's no primary or whatever but why aren't people going after the other guy as much? i don't know, this is the and think about while i'm watching this, knowing every single republican is good to have a rough ride because that road is going to be paved with demonization, hitler comparisons, mussolini comparisons, the coming apocalypse, chaos, destruction, doesn't matter who it is. while donald trump and i said it before maybe two hour drive, an hour to the beach it's going to be like that with all of them

pick out ron desantis it might be a 90 minute drive. either way it's going to be no day at the beach for anybody. republicans need to match it and be as fiery and as aggressive as they are because they're coming for the next. >> demonize tastefully. >> demonize tastefully. >> not clumsy like they do over there. >> up next, cricket james comey is back defending the fbi stonewalling of biden bribery documents. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv

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>> greg: republicans getting closer than ever to exposing potential biden bribery schemes, the walls are closing in! the fbi bending to pressure and will allow top republicans to view secret documents, it's said to show that vp biden accepted $5 million from a foreign national in exchange for policy decisions. james comey doesn't seem the document is big enough because he subpoenaed the fbi to turn it over to congress. >> they never would tell us whether or not they are investigating this allegation. this happened when joe biden was vice president's. he's a 75% of the way through his term as president and there were four years gap in between his vice presidency and his presidency, how long were they

going to investigate this? we are doing the investigation the house oversight committee, the fbi needs to work with us and be honest with us about what they have or have not done with respect to this investigation. >> greg: that's james comer, now it's time for james comey defending the bureau. >> director wray is a person a principle, i'm sure he's trying to ascertain what the right thing to do consistent with the department of justice policy and tradition. these are the kind of kerfuffle's that blow up every so often in d.c., now it has ensnared the fbi, it will pass, the notion of the fbi's some sort of leftist cabal out to get the republicans are so crazy it shows you how crazy our times are. >> greg: that is quite a tv makeover for the world's tallest fbi director, he looks like a cat burglar. >> jesse: give me the no shirt, no tie little casual move? >> i think he's a steed between era of bullets.

>> jesse: no he writes novels, i like my fbi directors who write nonfiction. >> greg: do you want to hear matt taibbi describe his writing? somewhere between a tooth cleaning and watching a fawn die on the side of the road to. [laughter] >> so he didn't like it. >> he didn't like it. >> jesse: this man has totally lost his mind for the media has picked him back up and rehabilitated him. he was fired in a disgraceful act. he destroyed the reputation of the bureau, trump smoked them out for blackmailing him with a fake dossier, kicked him to the curb, he immediately leaks and cooks up this entire two year hoax and sells his rights to what, some publisher? he makes a couple of million. than he writes a novel and the media is coming back why did you like to us for two years, let's help you sell some more books --

now he's claiming the fbi doesn't have it in for republicans -- they spied on trump, they arrested three of his campaign managers and they helped joe biden and they helped hunter. this guy with his outfits and novels, just go away. >> greg: these things never end. what about this document, why are they dragging their feet on this if it's nothing? >> the good news is we know it's something, they have admitted to now there is this document and what you just read to come of the whole idea of it being from the time he was vice president, four years in between -- she's in the third year of his presidency, this thing has been pending a long time, no surprise because the investigation of hunter biden which started as a money laundering and tax evasion violation case is about to run out on the statute of limitations which means they are not allowed to prosecute it's no

surprise they are slow walking this. there have been whistle-blowers who have been very clear, not one, not two but more than that who said they are slow walking yet, they are not handling it regularly and they are hindering the probe and they are labeling things -- this is what the whistle-blowers are saying -- labeling information and that 1023 as disinformation -- that's what the left and the fbi does. if they don't want to say -- they don't want something to come out as this information can we know that's what they do. let's talk about jim comey. i worked with him, he was u.s. attorney, i was at d.a. d.a., his building was right next to mine and we did cases together, i know him well he's very smart, he turned into a political -- when he decided hillary clinton is going to be prosecuted, no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute her, he knows he's lying to him as as number one trend. when they said to him with this durham report how do you feel about it, what of the fbi do wrong, he says we can double

check certain information in that affidavit to. him he said we didn't communicate clearly the status of carter page which is why somebody got indicted. he's a talker right now, riding fake books and fiction books. all of them are clearly left-leaning to protect the biden family. the department of justice, the fbi and this 1023 apparently is something that is huge because if you'll recall, it was a joe biden who went to ukraine and said i'm holding back a billion dollars in taxpayer money if you don't get rid of the prosecutor on that company two wasn't he leveraging our money to make sure his son's company that he was on would continue to thrive which allowed his son to continue to make $80,000? isn't that sounding like what this 1023 is? >> greg: at times you claim to

be a lawyer but we see no proof of that. it doesn't sound like this document is in serious trouble was had by your are sweating so profusely under my questioning? >> that and it's hot. this document to your point, it's clear there's something that exists here and there's questions leap from this, what i don't fully get is why they won't go over and view it in the secure place they can report back what they want to report back, they seem to be wanting the political show and i get the political show but this document contains what they are alleging and what some surmise and what your comments suggest them seeing it, then seeing it in person and being able to report what they have seen would be -- let me make my point can you disagree with me but a sitting committee chairman in the united states house of representatives and a ranking member of the red states said someone has been in the senate sees a document that says the

current president of the united states engaged in illegal activity while in public office, that is a huge, huge thing whether they present the document before the committee, you can disagree but we have never had that in the history and the modern history. >> jeanine: that's what i don't want to doubt. >> harold: let me finish my point. we've never had two sitting members of congress review a document like this that alleges what we believe it alleges to be able to see it. this would be unprecedented scum of the impact would be whether they produce it for the committee. >> jeanine: we had a mueller report we all saw and people have different takes on it, you cannot say i will rely on what they saw, you need to put it in front of the american people. >> harold: if they see it to report this is what it says. listen for one moment. >> they have oversight of the fbi commits the end of it. >> harold: if they see it may

come back and say this is what it says, i'll be the first to say with you release it. >> greg: can you break this tie? >> dana: i feel a little bit like the cats i used to have, we would tease that cat with a piece of string and just when the cat would get the string we would pull it and then do it again, over and over again until the cat got tired of it and went and sat by herself. i feel like it the american people are the cat. >> christopher wray is the one. >> yes, but also i think republicans as well. it is hard to follow this, different documents, different things, every day there's going to be something on the walls are closing in -- also inflation and immigration of the top two issues for the american people. the other thing i want to say today the white house spokesperson for national security john kirby was asked

about president biden and allegations such as these and he was very exasperated, he let out a long sigh and he said the president has already answered this he said there was nothing to it. that is not the case. >> greg: will you ever investigated for animal cruelty? >> dana: not yet. >> greg: i'm sure this has raised concerns for people at fox and i hope there is an independent investigation into what dana has been doing to pets for the last 30-20 years, you are timeless, really. up next, employees say they got fired for trying to stop shoplifters. ♪ ♪

>> greg: do the right thing and get punished. lululemon facing a lot of criticism after firing two

employees who reported and called in this robbery to police. >> no, no. >> get out! get out! >> dana: the workers chasing robbers out of the store before calling the cops and the thieves were later arrested to. lululemon claims it has a zero-tolerance policy for pursuing shoplifters according to the company, safety and security of the employees and guests is always lululemon's top priority and we have policies and protocols in place to uphold a safe environment. one of the fired employees said she didn't feel supported after the store had previously been robbed multiple times. the theft was for $7,000, two teens and a 20-year-old, they stole $7,000 worth of workout gear -- this is not like a teenager slipping a snickers bar into his pocket and walking out of a grocery store, this is

organized felony theft and the stores seem to not want to do anything about it. >> harold: i sympathize with this young worker i have a perspective on this that's a little different, my wife was in a lululemon store in new york city that was burglarized. she came out of the store -- it happened in a minute, she came out of the store called me and shaking and was told afterwards the store has a policy with a don't want this thing to escalate and they have insurance for this stuff, they don't want to endanger their employees or their customers. this situation here is unique because this employee said this is a repeat offense and what i don't understand about their policy, if the employee or a customer is -- feels like their life is in danger, they are threatened by someone, how do you behave? i get with the stores coming from, they called the people they robbed the store my wife is in an hour later, they have some way of doing it. they need to revisit the policy

but i get what they're thinking about. >> dana: i'm glad everything was okay but i don't want employees to sit there and think you're going to let all of's merchandise be stolen. >> greg: i think lululemon forgets there are people that want to work for you that take pride in what they do in keeping a professional atmosphere. i know that to some people when you go into a store -- people like the fact everything is neatly stacked in people try things on commits a nice place to work. then when somebody comes and it's like you're introduced to a new boss. the people that manage you aren't really your manager it's this group of thugs, they have more control over the store than you do, we keep thinking that it was going to be amazon that killed a brick-and-mortar stores, it's not. its thieves and insurance companies, thieves rape the

business and insurance companies say don't resist, he wants these businesses free fall it's not because of boycotts is because they have no solution or policy regarding what is really a fundamental breakdown in society. this is what happens when groups of people are told that even though it's against the law, we aren't going to stop you. the law is no longer enforced, it's over, these stores are going to go away because they don't have the balls to actually do anything about it. i think everybody should carry a gun, it's my opinion. >> we will continue that. >> greg: i thought i would throw that in there because i was boring myself. >> greg: they were arrested, felony robbery, you think it will do time? >> jeanine: i don't know who the d das, a normal they take it seriously, they are second offenders they should serve time. where did this happen? georgia -- they have a real

problem there. i want to speak to the employees who were upset about this, taking the pictures, it seems to me they were taking pictures -- this is not from a camera in the store. but for that employee taking those pictures and the one kid who came back and they got a full face -- when i was at d.a. we had a high intensity drug trafficking section where we could put faces in and it would be identified almost immed immediately. but for that employee, they want of arrested those guys but i'm an employee come i have to pay to be able to get to work, pay for parking, pay for transportation, then i have to pay for my lunch, then i have to work and if i want to get that shirt that i love because i work at lululemon and i love what they sell, i got a percent discount -- you are right i'm infuriated, you're right under the telemann's typically without even thinking about it, you don't have a right to take that and i am going to chase them, they didn't chase them with a

weapon, didn't chase them outside the store, the did the video and said come back. we lost a billion dollars a year in terms of thefts. if they think -- if they would rather lose a billion dollars a year let them go out of business as opposed to at least an ability to say stop it. >> what if lululemon or other retail stores were to give a spot bonus to anybody who was willing to try to stop a rob robbery. >> jesse: then i would be working over the weekends, i have speed, agility, catlike reflexes, i myself have been tempted to steal from lululemon. i went in there and got some christmas stuff for emma, $350 for a little jogger. i could've cleaned that place out to. the thing is this -- this is what happens when you make white people feel guilty about being white, right? you have all of this money, all of these successful businesses, then teens come in and rob you

and you say you're not allowed to do anything about it -- and a lot of prosecute, you not even allowed to film. that's what happens in this country, you have to treat everybody equally, doesn't matter who you are, what you look like, how old you are, if someone comes into the store he can be a white guy with a beard, if he's talking lululemon under his lapels you have to prosecute them. different laws for different types of people that's what you're seeing in this country, if you're not going to have a guy standing out there with something right here to prevent people from just fleecing you -- this is not like a couple dollars, this is seven grand from two kids. this happens all over all of their brick and mortar's you're going to need a bigger insurance policy, right now the numbers don't add up, you can't just write this off. now they know, you can go in and you can steal and they aren't going to do anything about that. >> now everybody knows. >> it's not policing, i think

it's 100% cotton. >> that stuff is so breathable, i bought thousands of dollars of lululemon pants, i wear them on the show for three years, they are comfortable, they hang nicely. >> the men's section is quite nice. speak of the pants, they taper, there is moisture wicking quality is. >> we don't need to know about that. >> dana: why some high school students are being forced to censor themselves. ♪ ♪ lls. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started.

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>> harold: high school debate clubs used to encourage a healthy and open debate of

ideas, student claims she was one not to bring a former president trump at a recent tournament. speak of a student like me going into debate debt-free and open conversations is being censored in this way, that is no longer debate and the naca must be recognized as an organization that is not allowing students like myself to express openly. >> harold: i saw when she was on your show i saw that interview and your encouragement of her afterwards was great, what have we come to one elements in the debate you can't mention a name? >> it's even deeper than that, a guy named fishback wrote a piece for barry weiss about this concern. basically the debate situation is -- the judges are usually volunteers and you think of a judge, you come in and it's supposed to be nonbiased, i'm going to listen to arguments and arguments and went to rule based on the merits -- that's how it's supposed to go. what has been happening is some of the judges are posting things

on line saying you don't bring up israel, you better not say that capitalism is good or it reduces poverty. don't you dare bring up president trump and someone said that to her not to do that. the topic was about joe biden's foreign policies -- she wanted to make a comparison to the previous administration which is what you do when you're trying to figure out some of these are good to. she mentioned there is going to be a new requirement with this association to have multiple lgbtq judges and that's going to be a requirement even though they don't require anybody to be faith-based or working class or anything else. it dovetails with the conversation we had yesterday with the graduation we had the student who was saying bizarre and horrible things, it's not just college were this is happening, now it's seeping into high school. >> in debates sometimes you are presented with the question they ask you to argue stuff you don't

agree with, what's your reaction? >> i was never in debate club in high school, i was heavenly not smart enough for that and i'm glad there are more now volunteer transgender high school debate club judges, finally we've broken that glass ceiling. you guys keep losing debates, this is on you, you guys always come to debates unarmed can be don't know the facts, figures come you don't know the historical context. that's why you're trying to shut down the debates, regulate them. by dennis skipping debates, the woman in arizona won because she didn't debate. can you even imagine kamala harris? not even a debate, how about a discussion? can you imagine kamala harris doing in our radio interview with bret baier? speaking of bret baier, joe biden wouldn't even debate bret baier on the super bowl. this is where we are going and

if you can't debate an issue that means your issue is weak and they know the issue is weak camino with the best way to do to avoid losing? is not to play and that's what this is. >> harold: i think president biden should debate and i think president trump should debate as well what are your thoughts on this? >> the issue was one of free speech and if we are going back to the fundamental rights, if we are going back to the idea that kids should be able to debate, understand both sides of an issue, the last thing you do is cut back on free speech and the fact there are arguments on both sides. it defeats the whole purpose of the debate, it really does. >> greg: their argument is there is no such thing as both sides of one side is deemed evil. the two size is within their one side and this whole thing is designed for replication. with see a team is radicalized and hits the real world, starts reading other books, becomes a

productive member of society. there will always be another radical to replace him or her because this is an idiot conveyor belt, and never ends, never run out of these destructive cogs, that means when one gets out you have to grab him and tried to get him back to normal -- slap him around. my special will be on fox nation where we go to separate towns. >> harold: up next, fans are sending thousands to see taylor swift but they can't even remember it. so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we thought we'd try electric unicycles. whoa! careful, babe! saving was definitely easier. hey babe, i think i got it! it's actually... whooooa! ok, show-off! help!

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>> greg: have you ever been so ecstatic you forget where you are? my taylor swift, especially shirtless. >> dana: it has not happened to me, i was interested because i couldn't understand how it could happen. i can also imagine paying that much for a ticket. >> jeanine: a thousand dollars, $3,000 for a ticket, they are so excited they are in a state of shock. >> jesse: my producer went to this and she said she could have sold it on the street for $18,000 per ticket. >> jeanine: why didn't she? >> greg: how old is your producer? >> jesse: she's in her 30s. >> greg: get rid of her. >> harold: if i wanted the ticket i would remember the show. >> jeanine: people doing more

stupid things for a selfie -- i love this. a group of tourists came dangerously close to being gored by a bison at yellowstone national park. how stupid do you have to be to do that. do they think they are going to pet this thing? >> harold: i want to have done that, i will remember the taylor swift concert. [laughter] >> jesse: where those american tourists? i feel like those might not have been american -- every american knows if you see a bison -- i call of the buffalo, does anybody know the difference? you don't go near those, they must've been from another country. >> jeanine: do you want to guess which country? >> jesse: i need to see the tape again. >> dana: it's cool to the

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♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." greg? >> greg: tonight another great show tom shillue.

emily compagno, cat, tyrus. tune in 11:00 p.m. or we are no longer friends. let's do this, greg what the heck is that. take a look at this weird animal. not that. [laughter] >> greg: does anybody know whether a that is? >> red panda only kangaroos walk on hind feet. very slow and uncoordinated. you have something in common with them. tree bark. >> knot a pouch. >> greg: not in my fact sheet. >> greg: they spend 06% of their time sleeping so harold, they are like you. >> judge jeanine: that's not true. get him. >> harold: let's get him. a 12-year-old from texas was

recognized as a hero for saving her family from carbon monoxide poisoning. parker saw her mom and brother losing consciousness at their home and called 911. carbon monoxide side is a silent killer. the gas odorless and colorless. the family had accidently left the car running in the garage. she was honored by the city of fort worth for her quick-thinking and bravery and clearly had a little training. congrats to this little girl. >> congratulations. >> you are great. >> may 31st is today. skin cancer awareness month. and i did a short question with dana perino with my dermatologist dr. arash akinbon he was on "ame "america's newsr" today. pay attention. q and a shows you different kind of llweleyn that noma. >> jesse: that's your trunk. >> dana: two people an hour die

in the united states of skin cancer. very serious but also preventable. that's the good news. go and read these short questions with dana perino with dr. r. the doctor and find out one thing you should do, throw out your sunscreen from last year. it expires. >> harold: is that right? that's why i burn up so much. >> jesse: you burn? >> judge jeanine: yeah, he does. >> jesse: you are up. >> judge jeanine: i'm next. a teenager who was born in prison is breaking down barriers and is now headed to the ivy leagues. her name is sky castner from texas. she is attending harvard university this fall on a full scholarship. her mother gave birth to her while she was incarcerated at the galveston county jail. her father picked her up there from there and raised her as a single parent. she application letter to harvard. despite rough beginning sky graduated third in her class

with straight a's. i don't know how that's third. she plans to study law. >> jesse: you can get into harvard by being third in your class. >> judge jeanine: it is your turn. >> jesse: tonight, charlie hurt, dana perino, and tomi lahren and then we will have to toss it over to gillian turner. hello? >> gillian: hi jesse. i'm here, hi. >> jesse: all right. do your thing. >> gillian: thanks, guys. good evening. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. the republican presidential field now is about to get significantly bigger with new announcements coming from chris christie and mike pence. meanwhile, american business leaders really want to do business with china despite very tense and rapidly deteriorating relations between beijing and washington. plus this: tens of thousands of goats could be put out to pasture with extreme prejudice if a new weird california law is enforced. ♪