>> neil: you know, that's your backstop, you will go ahead and do a lot of things because you know that support is there. senator vance, very good to see you. thank you very much. >> thanks, neil peered >> neil: separately, we reached out to elizabeth warren who explained why she is working owith the senator appeared fair and balanced. here "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro! harold ford jr., dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." things getting nasty in the battle of governors. slick haired leader gavin newsom is threatening to slap ron desantis with kidnapping charges for sending two plane loads of migrants to california's capital. news and furiously tweeting this

threat outcome "ron desantis, you small, pathetic man, this isn't martha's vineyard, kidnapping charges? the tweet then linking to a screenshot of a section of the california penal code. florida officials telling fox that they flew the migrants to california but got their verbal and written consent to do so. not so gracious gavin, who once boasted about being a sanctuary state, is also sticking his henchmen on desantis. taking this potshot at florida. >> we believe the state of florida and governor desantis is behind it, governor desantis has demonstrated his pettiness, his lack of substance, his xenophobia, and his discrimination and racism and his willingness to treat human beings, people, as political pawns. it is wrong, and we are getting to the bottom of it. >> jesse: while those two governors duke it out over the migrant crisis, the white house is getting mocked or complaining the migrant buses are putting a

strain on cities. >> bussing or flying migrants around the country without any coordination with the federal government, we have talked about this, state or local officials, as well, is dangerous and unacceptable, and we will continue to be very, very clear about that. it is dangerous and unacceptable because you are putting people's lives at risk. it is dangerous and unacceptable because you are actually putting a lot of pressure on the state and local -- and local -- local area. >> jesse: new york city is also getting slammed by the migrant crisis. so bad, mayor eric adams wants to pay new yorkers to house the cities migrants. >> it is my vision to take the next step to this, a faith-based locales, and then moved to private residence. there are residents who are suffering right now because of economic challenges. they have spare rooms. we can take their $4.2 billion, 4.3, may be, now, that we

potentially have to spend, and put it back into the pockets of everyday new yorkers, every day houses of worship, instead of putting into pockets of corporations peered >> jesse: all right, judge, there's a lot to talk about here but can gavin newsom bring up ron desantis on kidnapping charges? >> jeanine: no, that is ridiculous. i don't even want to waste time on that because it iron desanti? look, what is happening in this country is absurd. there is this overarching issue of chaos, where the left is basically taking down everything, all of the institutions, all of the different agencies are getting involved, everybody is fighting with each other. you got governors going after governors. you've got a mayor going after county executives, trying to move these illegals into the northern part of new york state. you've got everybody fighting with each other, and nobody is fighting with the president. all of us are waiting for someone to come in and say, the

adult in the room to say, children, stop fighting with each other. this is what we are going to do. but there is no one in charge. joe biden is literally aiding and abetting the entrance of foreign nationals into this country, about whom we know nothing. all right? and the idea that adams, the mayor in new york city, is now starting with this kind of leftist, socialist, marxist, we are going to put them in your house, what are you talking about, mr. mayor? you got half of the hotels in new york city filled with these illegals. you try and put them in the gyms at schools. now you're going to tell us we need to house them? and by the way, this whole idea of we can put money back in the pockets of everyday new yorkers, who are you kidding? first of all, if you house someone who was an orphan in foster care it is $40 a day you get. but you house and illegal, the charges are getting $125 a day. so, there's a little extra cash going in there, right?

what are they going to do next? are the left going to knock on my door and say, jeanine, you've got too many bedrooms here. i want to put illegals in your house. this is not the america that we voted for, that we were born into. and by the way, i think if you are a sanctuary state, if you promoted sanctuary cities, policies, or any of that, you should take two for free, all of you. >> jesse: dana perino, you are exhaling quite loudly, also, during that introduction. anything you want to touch on? >> dana: a couple of things peered first of all, i don't think ron desantis thinks of governor newsom as a rival. okay? i think governor newsom doesn't realize that nobody is paying attention to him. he is just helping ron desantis by reminding everybody that he was the one that was willing to do something to try to get the government's attention to do something about the migrant crisis. so i think that is ridiculous. plus, he is not even bold enough to say, desantis, you are guilty of kidnapping, and you are going to be prosecuted. instead, he used a little

question mark, like, kidnapping charges? like, oh. that is just childish, and i think desantis wins in that one. for a long time, conservatives have said, if you think open borders are okay, then why don't you come in nancy pelosi, have one of them living in your hous? they would roll their eyes at any concert or that would say that, and now it is actually their policy plan. this is something you can just imagine, an idea, probably should have gone by the wayside, but they are grasping at straws, but they are mad at everybody except for biden. and what sort of disaster could result from bringing somebody who is not vented into somebody's home? and we are going to give him $135 a day? i think jeanine is absolutely right. of the foster children in this country today. taking foster kids because of the money, absolutely do not. >> jesse: greg has already taken three illegals and, your money for the weekend. >> greg: we hang out, it is

incredible. karine is right. you do put people in danger when you send them. the best dating app, burying policies to outcomes in places where you can feel it which is what we have been talking about and they are flipping sacramento, they are flipping out over 16 migrants, right? i have seen 16 people in larry kudlow's hot tub. it's not a lot. didn't they fly private? they flew private which kind of sucks because i know, jesse, you still do coach and spirit. >> jesse: thanks. >> greg: when you're dealing with stupid people -- and gavin might just be the dumbest person in politics -- you do have to state the obvious that when people happily go with you, it's not kidnapping. adults go happily with you, it is not kidnapping. that is true, we are going to have to file charges against every major airline. it's kind of sad, like the judge

said, didn't want to comment on it because it is so stupid. a teachable moment. for gavin, it is not enough to have good hair or be hands on here i learned this early in life. you have to develop strategies and skills to be persuasive. you cannot just call someone a pathetic little man. and don't virtue signal if you have no virtue. that is the best part about this. they gained a lot of compassion over the decades with this since you are and now all it took is one slight push by the republicans -- something we were talking about -- this virtual sanctuary just crumbled right before you and it makes you wonder, should have done this first, and it puts -- it puts republicans on the high ground. why are you complaining, using a folds? it's like, they are trying to call the right xenophobics but they are flipping out. i give adams credit for trying to walk the walk, however, these are not good ideas. he is saying we are a sanctuary city, i'm going to try to live

by the rule of a sanctuary city. but if you agree to voluntarily house these people, who vets them? i do have three people staying at my house but i've vetted them, i got them off craig's list, but this case, who is vetting them? no one. it's crazy. what if they could stay forever? because you don't have any rules. >> squatters. >> follow the law! >> close the border. >> jesse: follow that. >> harold: so, i think this matter helps both of them politically in their own states and their own parties. both come i think today dana's point, desantis probably in exchange because he is an announced candidate gets a bit more credit because you are going to remind voters that he was probably the first, he and governor abbott, to engage in this little bit of a stunt. two, sadly, it is not advancing any solution. again, it is a political stunt, but it is not advancing any

solution. the politicians seem to be only out for themselves and trying to advance their own personal interests, and i would agree, who knows what governor newsom is going to do in this race or if he is not going to do anything in the race or if he is going to run. it appears the politics of this issue takes precedence and supersedes the substance of solving it. we have talked about for years on this show, i have been fortunate to be on this show now for a few years, and the fact that we have not built the wall, the fact that we have not reformed our asylum process, the fact we have not -- if we think this is a national security issue, then we are not but law enforcement and i.c.e. officers on the border, the fact that we have not figured out ways to address some of the worker shortage challenges we have come if we were to get serious about it, is really the thing that bothers me the most feared governor newsom and governor desantis have the potential come if they were to come together and say we are going to go to washington and we are going to ask, we are going to demand a meeting with president biden and members of congress and say this is what you need to be doing, they could be gathering all of the governors, not one governor

would reject the two of them saying, let's go and figure out ways to solve this. the stones, i'm not -- i'm not one -- >> jeanine: why do you think it hasn't been done? >> harold: if i were a governor, that is what i would be doing, and if i were a present, it's what i would be doing. i'll tell you why it is not being done, everyone expresses their own political interests. governor desantis get something out of it, so does governor newsom. is are you, me, every taxpayer. >> jeanine: the illegals because it is all on the states. medicaid, education come over in schools, hospitals -- >> jesse: you forgot to say it is good to be back on the table. all right, coming up, republicans say, forget stumbling joe biden. kamala is the real challenger. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son?

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♪ ♪ >> greg: some republicans are starting to think they are not running against the 80-year-old ice cream eating man in the white house, but rather his overly excited second in com command. >> a vote for president biden is actually a vote for president harris. we are running against kamala harris. make no bones about it. "the new york times" knows it. every liberal knows it. they know it is kamala harris that will end up being president of the united states if joe biden wins this election. >> greg: nikki haley isn't the only one who thinks kamala is important, the white house trying to bolster harris' image by putting her in places that make her seem important. "the washington post" noting that kamala was "symbolically positioned" between

kevin mccarthy and joe biden during the debt ceiling talks. but the white house is dismissing concerns that kamala will be needed in the future. >> what do you say to anyone who is questioning whether the president would survive a full four-year term? >> if you look at what he has been able to do, he has been able to push forward and get down historic pieces of legislation. he has gotten more done than any other president. this is a precedent that has been attacked during 2020, where people said, oh, he is not going to win, he is not able to get it done, there is no way he is going to be the next president, and he made it happen. >> greg: all right, so dana, i think they're jumping the gun here, talking about whether joe will survive the four years if he is elected. the primary is a year away. what are the odds that joe is favored to be at the primary? he is degrading faster than a people know my paper straw in a can of fresco. >> dana: oh, hate when that happens. by my count this as the 17 story

"the washington post" has run about a remake of kamala harris. it was planted by her team to show that she was instrumental in doing something. in "the washington post" rode it. she was symbolically placed for the deal, there she was in between -- did you hear anything about her at all at any time at all? even when it goes to the senate where she has all of the relationships? there wasn't any of that. maybe they're starting to realize the republicans will campaign on this point and say if joe biden is elected, every single day of the next four years could be kamala's inauguration day, and they are making it an issue. today, kamala harris was asked, do you think president biden will be able to fulfill a full term? they are not sure how to answer it. barring any unforeseen circumstances, i think the democrats are stuck with joe biden and he is going to be their nominee. they are going to have to figure out whether they can just try to make the republicans are toxic, that is okay again, or figure

out a way kamala can answer that question with some credibility. >> greg: i still think, jesse, the idea, they are forgetting there is a year away. we have seen the guy falling a lot. it is not getting any better. >> jesse: it's not for more years, is the next two years. nikki haley, this is a brilliant mind, and here's why. i spoke to a political call consultant, and he said the importance of framing the issues the number one thing in politics. what you want to do is you want to frame an issue that makes your opponent operate in a space that hurts them. so when a republican says we are actually running against kamala harris, what does that make democrats say? that makes democrats have to talk about joe biden's age, joe biden's physical, and joe biden's mental health.

it puts them in an even more awkward position because then they also have to insist and acknowledge that kamala harris is next in line. and they have to try to say she is ready for the job, or they have to admit, you know what, she's not ready for the job, and that makes a point about joe biden, that joe biden had the biggest decision he would ever make when he named his vice president. and you are basically saying that decision was terrible, so -- and it also makes black women extremely upset when you are having a conversation about kamala harris not being ready for the job. i think not only should nikki hammer this, every republican candidate should say this. we are actually running against kamala harris, and you just drill it into the voters minds, you drill it into the media's mind and the democrats mind and make the democrats and the media react to that. >> greg: all right, judge, i'm

going to disagree with jesse. i think the decision to choose kamala as vp was brilliant for joe because she is so much worse. you don't pick a better choice. >> jeanine: she was an insurance policy. >> greg: no one is going after joe if you have to deal with that. you are an idiot, jesse. >> jeanine: i liked what you said, the line nikki haley used. look, biden is older than 96% of america. did you know that? >> greg: wow. >> jeanine: and yet, jacqui heinrich asked the question, is he going to be able to get through all of this? agp, karine jean-pierre, gets all upset and says, i think the words were he was attacked during 2020, and he made it, he showed everyone was wrong, he got elected. well, that's a great reason to reelect him again, he got elected once. and if anything speaks to the issue that we talked about in the a block and the border and the incompetence of kamala harris is the fact that

she is the border czar, okay, she is the woman who is the border czar, we should be protecting, how about women, how about children? how about just say something, i'm a woman and i am a former prosecutor and i want to protect these women from being raped and protect the young girls from being molested, i want to -- no, she is too busy giggling and symbolically sitting between biden and mccarthy. i mean, give me a break. this is -- everybody said, when joe first ran, remember, he said he was with him to be transitional president. everybody thought one of terrible things. one, he was going to be different than donald trump beard or he was just going to transition so that she could be president beard well, they have proven their case. she could never be president because she doesn't even know how to be vice president. >> greg: she is not the border czar, she is bordering on the bizarre. we'll be right back. not before i talk to harold ford, with giving him the most important question,

all right, the real challenger is not kamala because if joe bows out, it is rfk jr., he is more like than kamala in the democrat party. more popular, sensible, and moderate than kamala and i secretly think you are closer to rfk jr. then you are to kamala because kamala is radical, you are not a radical, rfk is a moderate, don't you think he is the real challenge for the republicans? >> harold: you mean because he is running against joe biden? >> greg: if joe is not going to make it. i say the odds are joe is not going to make it to next year. one to drop out. >> harold: no. >> greg: i have to say something interesting. >> harold: i think jesse is right. what nikki haley is saying puts -- frame it, forces three questions asked about him, about kamala harris, and poses the question about rfk jr., also. he is pulling 20 plus percent,

and what it begs the question is do you find another democrat getting into the race if these kind of questions continue to be asked? i think for democrats to pretend that vice president harris, who was such an accomplished attorney general, whatever you want to say about her, she was not long in the senate but she was a tough on crime attorney general, she got beat up by some of the progressives on california because they thought she was too tough around these issues. we have said it around the table. if i were her, i would show up at the border. if i were her, i would show up mysteriously in ukraine. if i were her, i would lead an effort around the country the next 306 months getting ready into summer, almost already in summer, talking about ways we can help cities and municipalities with the kind of tools they need to hire more police, to get morale back up, and police departments around the country, and to get rid of some of the cashless fail, see if it is working. that is how you're going to show people you are ready. all of that is fine, but it is substance.

if we don't tackle it that way, i think what jesse said and when governor haley is doing here will have some traction and could end up impacting this race in ways democrats and we don't want it to. >> greg: heard it here first, harold entering the race. you hurt him, someone is coming in. we knew that. coming up next, there is no snacks in these mending machines. liberal columns doling out free crack pipes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make your dream car...a reality. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned vehicles are rigorously inspected to live up to the highest of expectations.

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free crack pipes, narcan, lip balm, first aid kit. cost $11,000 to install one but city officials argue it will save lives. >> this is a real practical step in our fight against the overdose crisis. this vending machine represents exactly that. we need to empower people, communities, our neighbors, with everything and anything that they need, when they need it, on demand, to save a life, to save their own life, to use it safely, and to be safe. >> dana: one of the machines getting cleaned out in less than 24 hours. jesse's team checked one out earlier. >> do you think your neighborhood is going to get safer? >> no, i don't think so. that's cracked. how the neighborhood's going to get safer with crack? >> it promotes more abuse, more misuse, and it doesn't help the people. >> i want this moved. i don't want this year. i think this is a horrible idea. >> dana: there you have it from the people. before we get into that, jesse, what is the lip balm for? >> jesse: at well, think your

lips get chapped from the crack. you have to moisturize, smear some lip balm all over your cracked lips. >> dana: what else did your team find? there was a consensus -- >> jesse: no one wanted. also found out when they showed up at the crack pipes and the condoms were all gone. that crack pipes and condoms and narcan and lip balm, plenty of left, so that you tell you everything you need to know. it is a busy neighborhood. this is not what you want to do. you want to make it harder for people to smoke crack. you want them to get off the crack. you don't want to make crack smoking easier. if your son was smoking crack, would you buy him a crack pipe for christmas? and say here, ricky. we know you are going to smoke it anyway, you might as well have a good pipe. of course not. if you send your family member to a drug rehabilitation center, they don't have free drug paraphernalia at a rehab

facility. this is the dumbest thing anyone has ever seen, and, you know, i just feel bad for the people in the neighborhood. >> dana: the other things they have in there, judge, vitamin c, first aid, wound kits, and covid tests, just in case, for free. >> jeanine: you know what i want to know, dana? i want to know who has the contract for those vending machines? >> dana: the same ones at the kiosk where the shoplifters. >> jeanine: that connect you with services in case you get tired of stealing. look, it's not bad enough we've got criminals running around selling drugs, it's not bad enough we are letting them through the border, it is not bad enough we are cashless bail, it is not bad enough we are going out and not being accountable for any of this, we are going to give them stuff for free. you know how you get it for free? you punching your zip code, or any zip code, if you are in the city, it is 100 at a couple numbers. 24 hours, the whole machine is empty. you know what is left? the fentanyl testing strips.

so, this bozo out there, the new york city health commissioner, comes out and says, we want to keep people safe. you may want to keep them safe, but they don't want to keep themselves safe. they are not testing to keep themselves safe, with these fentanyl strips. look, this is, if i ever wanted to be part of a nimby, this is the one i want to be part of. not in my neighborhood. get those machines out of here. they are normalizing their normalizing drug activity. >> dana: to that point, the community did push back when they were thinking putting migrants in school gyms and able to push it back. harold, is this another opportunity for the community to say, not so fast? >> harold: i would hope so. we deal with topics here that i think are beyond the pale of stupidity. i don't understand, as i listened to this young man, the health commissioner, with a straight face, and a community where i would imagine education

opportunities, job opportunities, investment opportunities, wealth building opportunities, not there. we are putting vending machines with drugs in them. we have sunk to a low point here. these are the kinds of answers that public policy makers are giving delivering to the public. they would be different if they were able to point to some data saying this helps people, then get the kind of health care and rehabilitative care they need after being addicted to drugs. but there is no data, no evidence to show. furthermore, the upper east side here in new york, three people between 70th and 80th on park saying this is a bad thing for our community, we wouldn't put it there. this is shameful that we have these kind of vending machines in communities anywhere in america, and in the city i call home now that we would allow this to happen. it's embarrassing. it's an affront. really, this is criminal, what we are doing to these communities.

>> dana: are we wrong? >> greg: no, all of our stuff in drugstores is locked up. all of this is out there for free. i need lip balm and toothpaste, vitamin c. very pale. and it's all out there. trust me, when you give three fe things to a drug addict, they just sell it for more drugs. the reason why that thing gets cleaned out, oh, my god, i need to take my vitamin c, they are going to try to sell whatever they can. so this isn't a solution because as long as the street drugs are the product as opposed to legal drugs, this will never get any better. we don't need to pay for crack pipes. out of the fentanyl strips. this is something i did not learn, i thought frontal strips were such a great thing, nobody wants to waste their drug on fentanyl strips. you test it on the strip, you can use the drug then. you want to use that drug. even narcan isn't working by

kind of working peer at all it is doing is doubling or tripling the number of overdoses because the person is revived and what does he do next? they do it again. there was a chart i saw, i think the city of portland, might have been seattle but i think it was portland, all of the little pinpricks representing every o.d., that was prenarcan, post-narcan, the pinpoints are now clumps. >> jesse: you have a safety net. >> greg: you have a safety net. it is nuts. $11,000 for lip balm. [laughter] i have decided i am taking migrants into my house, worked it out, $3500 a month. i want a free vending machine. good intentions, unintended consequences. we are run by just idiots vehicle the city is run by idiots. >> dana: we need a bumper sticker that says "don't make new york city portland" because it feels like i was with her trying to do. >> greg: it's too late. >> dana: of next, a military whistle-blower says ufos are real and the government is

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vehicles that have either landed or crashed. >> we have spacecraft from another species? >> we do, yeah. >> jeanine: [laughs] okay, i will start with you. how concerning is this whistle-blower account to the average american? >> greg: i feel that this story is a lot like harold ford jr. too good to be true. [laughter] the biggest problem with this whole ufo stuff, and it bubbles up every like 2-3 weeks, used to be a couple months, is how badly everybody wants it to be true. because we have such a decline in religious belief and people are desperate for something beyond this troubled orb in our mortal coil, and we are ready to embrace what is called likely woo-woo-ness of a story. we do that with ai. friends of mine especially love this idea because the possibility of being the biggest idea ever, if we do have alien life, there is nothing like t

that. since the beginning of time. so people want this to be real. this guy sounds reputable, but he is relying on other witnesses. he hasn't seen anything, so i don't buy it. whatever exists exists outside of our time and space, i believe, and maybe when we see things, it could be like little glitches, may be a system, you know, that you get on your computer, little weird things, it could be little system updates, beep, beep, beep. but there are no aliens. >> jeanine: all right, jesse, woo-woo. the whistle-blower claims there is an arms race where people who can discover, collect those ufo objects or the origins of them. >> jesse: there is. >> jeanine: this guy is in the military. >> jesse: if you are the pentagon and you have spacecraft, what you do, you hoard it. on china, russia, even france to have this stuff. reverse engineer the tech and then you give the patents to these defense contractors and they get rich and then they can

get some crazy spacecraft that we can fly circles around the russians with, and then you call everybody who is hot on the trail a conspiracy theorist, and that stigmatizes them so they don't get too close, because judge, what is the role of the government? one of the main roles is to make sure the population doesn't panic. if you come out and you say, you know what, we have been lying to the country for the last five decades, we have been collecting spacecraft and aliens for a while, what's going to happen? people are never going to trust the government ever again. there is going to be a run on banks. there is going to be weapons stockpiling. all hell could break loose. there is going to be mass panic. people took pills because during covid, imagine if you tell them there was little green men the government has been hiding from us. everyone is going nuts. >> greg: they lied about jfk. >> jesse: exactly, they lie about everything. >> jeanine: dana, despite all of these alleged breakthroughs, nobody has answered the question, have we had direct contact with any of these ufos?

>> dana: well, it's a secret office, apparently, at the pentagon, maybe elsewhere. i would say the pentagon she did say that there has been some sort of unidentified metallic orb spotted all over the world. it is not just an american phenomenon, there are people all around the world who believe they have seen things. i am going to wait until i need to worry about this. i think right now we have plenty on our plate. >> greg: hey, judge. before we go to harold i would like to volunteer to take three aliens into my house. [laughter] >> jeanine: you will make millions on what they tell you. if the u.s. is ahead of the rest of the world in terms of ufo sightings, you know, it is 300 times apparently higher than the global median. we've got 2500 sightings. >> harold: per 10 million people. >> jeanine: per 10 million. we are really on this, okay, so are we just obsessed with them or is this thing real? >> harold: i have no idea, but i think we can settle this. if indeed this whistle-blower,

the government refutes wants to refute what he says, come before congress and give us the answer and come before a closed hearing and give us the answer. i am like dana. i am skeptical about this. i love the movie "e.t." >> jeanine: i dukem too. >> harold: i don't believe et is phoning home any time soon. >> jeanine: you don't believe i? >> harold: it was a beautiful movie. >> greg: based on a true story. >> jeanine: did you have contact with et? >> greg: many times. >> jeanine: up next, after fixing its annoying auto correct feature. love... ♪ ♪ when they ask you where you get your edge. ( ♪ ) be sure to let them know. -hey dad -hey z. the lexus rx. never lose your edge.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." greg? >> greg: we have a great show tonight please watch. tudor dixon, jimmy failia, kat timpf, that's tonight at 11:00. let's do this. greg's baby elephants run funny. take a look at this. it does exactly what it said on the can. baby elephant said boy do they run funny. we don't know why they run funny. look at that they just run funny. that's the rose monday gifford zoo chasing each other around. >> dana: how cute. >> greg: i would take a few of those into our house. >> dana: your house is going to be crowded. >> greg: two of everything. >> jesse: we have father's day coming up around the corner so every dad needs a pocket square. look at this one i'm wearing and you can go like that.

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eighth grade graduation ceremony that he convinced his brother and a friend to walk it with him. in attendance and when she learned of the young boy's determination she offered him a full r ride to college. just have to graduate high school first. as for the other ride nfl player heard about the story and bought the boy's family a minivan and bike to get to school and back which is awesome. mike rowe works foundation. dirty jobs for girls. very good. don't say it. >> jesse: dirty jobs for girls. greg. go ahead, pirro. >> judge jeanine: okay. so 10-year-old grade cooler decides he wants to steal a car. he actually steals the car. they see him on the highway there he leads cops on a high-speed chase. did he a pretty good job. apparently he wanted to drive to detroit to see his mother. he was home sick so he took the

wheel of the car and then apparently they did something to the car and the car then kind of stopped and kind of crashed into the side rail and the kid then jumps out through the passenger door window runs away. they catch him and end up putting him in januviay. he just missed his mom. >> dana: they had on star that's how they were able to ca stop i. >> jesse: "special report" is up next with. >> bret: bret i'm fine with the pocket square. good evening. i'm bret baier. more potential legal trouble for the former president, now presidential candidate donald trump. new information fox news told the special counsel looking into the handling of classified documents has been convening a second federal grand jury in south florida. that panel has been hearing testimony the former president as mar-a-lago estate. an fbi raid there last augus