never ever support him for president. >> neil: he has been elected twice as mayor in miami, as a republican. >> no no, listen, he got elected by a total of 20,000 votes. he is the mayor of the city of miami. with the mayor of miami is the mayor of miami-dade. i received 500,000 votes. it's a little different. >> neil: all right, congressman. that will do it. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, dana perino, katie pavlich, jessica will know my jesse watters, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ breaking news, sources telling fox news that former marine daniel penny has just been indicted by a grand jury in the choke hold death of homeless man jordan neely aboard a new york city subway train. bryan llenas has a very latest. hey, bryan. >> we expected the vote to happen today and it did. according to the article

sources, the grand jury has voted to invite daniel penney, the marine veteran will now face trial for the choke hold death of jordan neely, 30-year-old homeless mentally ill man that witnesses say was threatening passengers aboard the new york city subway last month. we don't know the exact charges that he is being indicted on y yet, but he was facing a second-degree manslaughter charge. this grand jury had been hearing evidence and witness testimony on this case since may 31st. they weren't considering whether penney was guilty or not guilty, but rather whether there was enough legally sufficient evidence and reasonable cause to believe that a crime had been committed here. the bar for indictment is low, he only needed 12 of the 23 grand jurors to vote yes to indict, and they have, there will now be a trial. the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg said they believe there was enough evidence. witness interviews, photos, videos, in this case, to prove

that penny recklessly caused the death of neely by keeping him in the choke hold even after he stopped moving. which of the 11 days d.a.'s office to charge penny and the charge came only after days of protests in new york city come from activists who are testify s grand jury, which would have been a rare and bold move, but fox news learns that penny did not, in fact, testify to this grand jury. penny's attorneys did release video clips to the press a few days ago in which the marine veteran defends himself saying he and fellow passengers were scared of neely and he only meant to restrain, not kill, jordan neely. if he is found guilty in a trial, he faces up to 15 years in prison if, in fact, the charges second-degree manslaughter charge. >> dana: bryan llenas, thank you. just days ago, daniel penny was speaking out and defending his actions. when he claims neely was making threats.

>> the three main threats he repeated over and over was "i'm going to kill you," "i'm prepared to go to jail for life," and "i'm willing to die." we were all scared. mr. neely was yelling these passengers faces and they looked terrified. the reason why there is no video at the start of the altercation is people were too afraid getting away from him. >> dana: penny also saying the incident had nothing to do with race. >> some people say that this was about race, which is absolutely ridiculous. i didn't see a black man threatening passengers, i saw a man threatening passengers. a lot of whom were people of color. a man who helped restrain mr. neely was a person of color. and a few days after the incident, i read in the papers that a woman of color came out and called me a hero. i don't believe that i am a hero. but she was one of those people that i was trying to protect. >> dana: so this news just breaking. greg, to get indicted in alvin bragg new york, you have to try to stop a crime from

happening. >> greg: makes sense. by the way, penny is wrong, it is about race. that is what they are going to make it in the media about, race. i think the indictment is expected. this is a political case because we have politicized safety. the hard left has politicized safely fearful you can no longer defend yourself and no longer defend others because the person you are defending against his "homeless, mentally ill person." never mind he is also a violent, self-destructive felon who beat women and children. the spin will always be homeless, mentally ill, black man. and the only villains in these stories are going to be white. even though a black marine would have done the same thing as penny did because marines tend to do the right and the risky thing. and speaking of risk, we are really lucky that we will never have to be in this situation where we have to choose between saving the lives of others and a murder charge or a manslaughter

charge. but we should also be lucky that someone like daniel penny will be there because we are too check it or not to do what he does. people were grateful for his actions. one way to prevent this whole thing from other actions, alvin bragg should really think about this when he goes home at night may be locked up, maybe lock up in a prisoner in a hospital deranged felons, like the deceased. if you don't do that, then we need some sort of transparency. everyone who comes into contact with a person like that needs to know that. so if you are willing to let them out, these -- these wild, deranged people into the general population, then we have a right to know that, and that means if you want to give them the freedom, it should come with a blinking armband or a blinking ankle bracelet, right, because at least they are free vehicle that will suffice. a similar incident just happened this week and it is happening a lot, people trying to step in because you have brazen,

unstable individuals terrorizing people and the cops are either not there or their hands are literally metaphorically tied, once you take away the right to defend yourselves, after paralyzing the police, what do you expect? >> dana: i want to give credit for this phrase because it was not mine, paul morrow, who you have seen on the show before, all of the shows, he said, jesse, this is one of those cases where it's about class, not race, and it is the uber class versus the subway class. you have people do take the subway who know what it is like an have to deal with it every day, and so when this does goes to trial, if it does, the jury f his peers will be people who are made up of either a mix of those are probably more people who ride the subway daily and might be sympathetic. >> jesse: and the uber class used to be the subway class, but the subway is too dangerous, so now they are paying more to ride uber. >> dana: yep. >> jesse: they will probably erect a statue of neely. why not? he is a deranged, violent drug

addict. let's take down teddy roosevelt and put something up with him. i'm sure either it's trump or desantis, all of the republican candidates for president say they are going to pardon this guy if he is convicted. i am sure he's got a nice fat gofundme page going because he deserves all the help he can get. and i hope from the bottom of my heart that there is one new yorker with a heart on this jerry i can make sense of this thing. now let's look at it through race. let's do it, right? you have a white guy protecting black people from a black guy. and a black prosecutor wants to put that white guy in jail? think about that for a second. and it is a lot of these cases, it is mccluskey, rittenhouse, and now penny, they do not want you to defend yourself. they don't want you to even have a firearm. and think about being a marine. you sign up. you say, i'm going to sacrifice everything, i'm going to go do

push-ups every day, shave my head, put my life on the line, to defend all of these people, and this is the thanks he gets? he comes back and protects people the way he was doing in the marine corps and a slovenly prosecutor or political reasons tries to put this guy in prison. this is a miscarriage of justice if it goes down like this, and i hope everybody on the republican side makes that promise. >> dana: we don't have yet at least answers to a couple of things. i don't believe, jessica, we have seen the toxicology report of neely which might be good for everyone to see and it will come out with the jury, and also, penny had every incentive to fight this. his next court appearance is june 17, just a few days away. he could see time behind bars and this goes against him. you will see, perhaps, a landmark case in new york city. just because of the climate we are income of the crime situation we are in, and now, every once in a while, a case

like this comes around. >> jessica: there will certainly be a lot of interest in it and i think they set up to 15 years in prison, which is a really long time, but in defense of alvin bragg bringing charges and having to bring this to a grand jury, a man is dead. right? if this had been some sort of attack and jordan neely, when he was put into the recovery position, popped up and the cops came and they took him away, that would be one thing. but someone did die, and judge pierro, when we are talking about this, pointed that out, it obviously makes it more complicated to just go, daniel penny is a hero and walk away because there is one who is no longer alive as a result of that. whether his life is as meaningful to some people as a former marine, someone who served our country, i am not want to make that kind of judgment, this is someone who had a tragic life, we know what happened to his mother, chopped up and put in a bag, found on the side of a highway, it was in the top 50 most at risk list for homeless people.

had beaten up older women. so i happen to think, this goes to trial, when this goes to trial, they will rule in favor of daniel penny, that he did see a threat that he was protecting people and that it is a tragic mistake here, but you can't just ignore the fact that somebody died. and act like you should just put a metal on him and walk away. >> jesse: he didn't call himself a hero. >> greg: i'll call him a hero. >> katie: i would give daniel penny a medal if i was on that train. >> dana: there's one more thing. there were two people who assisted penny at the time. where they witnessed as the grand jury? are they going to be charged, as well? >> katie: we don't have the details of what the grand jury decided but we have not heard that they are also being charged as accessories to this situation. you know, jordan neely died as a

result of his behavior. he died because he was on the train threatening to kill people and people like daniel penny decided and the two others that they were not going to be the ones who were victims of that and they were not going to allow innocent women, possibly children, elderly people on that train to be victims of what he was threatening to do. and now he is being punished for it. and it is interesting to watch the argument play out and how the left sees heroes in jordan neely and giving people some kind of pass for this kind of violent behavior because they are mentally ill or had a tough life, and that is what alvin bragg thinks, that is how his whole criminal justice philosophy, that is what it is built on. versus daniel penny, who served his country, on a train, sees people being violently accosted with words and threats and decides to do something about it, and the thing that this will result in is more innocent victims of crimes because nobody wants to be charged with

manslaughter. nobody wants to be dragged through the media circus of the racial issue. and so, it only is going to result in a worse situation for people who ride the subway and innocent people are just trying to make an honest living and get to work. >> jessica: can i just add quickly though? i don't think people see jordan neely as a hero. his gofundme page, the point about gofundmes, daniel penny's has millions of dollars in jordan neely's capped out at around $100,000. people are not buying into this in the same way as other -- other tragedies, like what happened with george floyd, and i understand at the beginning there was a race to try to make it like that, but i think people see it for what it is. >> dana: all right. coming up, joe biden making the 2024 race about race. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: president biden and kamala harris ratcheting up the racial rhetoric at a juneteenth celebration at the white house. >> the past few years remind us our freedoms have been put at risk by racism that is still too powerful. to heal the wounds of division surveys no longer tears us apart, we have to choose to be believers in a dream, doers of the world. >> let us look at the sacred freedom to vote. the freedom that generations fought, bled, and died to se secure. the freedom that is under assault in states across our nation. >> jesse: it seems like joe biden isn't even trying anymore at the whole unity thing, but his white house thinks it is a priority. >> he's been very clear when he

ran in 2020, it was about bringing the nation together, right, the soul of the country, that is something that is still a priority for this president. he has had multiple remarks on that particular issue. >> jesse: greg, happy juneteenth. >> greg: yeah, why aren't we taking that off? >> jesse: i have it off. >> greg: as americans chemically don't take this seriously, it is racist, so i will be taking that entire week off. what a loser they are, that party is, a bunch of losers, because they have been at this for 50 years and they are saying it is not working. the more they work against racism, oddly, the worse it gets. it's funny that the rhetoric used by democrats becomes more intense, more extreme, the better race relations are. and that is because there is a fear that removing the division will do two things. one, you will have no need for consultants and activists and race hustlers and racialist authors. you need a war, no one is going to buy your bullets. and we stop fighting amongst

ourselves, we figure out, wow, this is not about race, it is of outcome as you say, the subway versus the uber class, and he focused -- the dems need to keep these divisions fresh or else they lose their power. it would be great to agree on the continued success of the melting pot, but they are saying nothing is melting. and you have to stress the separation. that is why you are seeing more segregation in colleges because of this tortured mentality. >> jesse: do you think the race card is working for joe biden and kamala harris. "the five" did not work in georgia if you look a governor kemp's reelection. stacey abrams and biden himself chased the major league baseball game out of state. that infuriated a lot of people there. there was all of these lies about jim crow 2.0, remember

that, fact-checked, that is not what that says. desantis won reelection by 61% of the vote and increased with african americans and hispanics quite a bit i don't think it is working, at least in the states where they want to be. the most recent ap poll, biden approval among black voters now and know my down to 58% in may, at 90% earlier in the presidency. what happened? i would say inflation, crime, immigration, and education, especially on school choice, covid policies, and just feeling like kids are not being taken -- well, they say that the government wants to basically take care of your children, whereas parents are saying we want to take care of y our kids. a lot of schools and black-dominated districts, the kids can't read and they can't write, so the parents are rising and want something different. >> jesse: you are the pollster at the table, or at least you say you are the pollster.

do you think independent white voters when they hear the democratic president call them racist and call the country racist, do you think that turns them off? >> jessica: i don't think that is what he is doing. i think that acknowledging that there still exists systemic racism and challenges for black and brown people in this country doesn't make it that white people are bad. it is just we are a work in progress and there is still more work to be done and that is what they have been trying to emphasize. their agenda for black americans has had a lot of wins, we have right now the lowest black on employment, but lower than the levels when trump was there, i know that is what you are about to come back with, the highest level of -- it didn't even work. you are still talking somehow. highest level of black entrepreneurship in 26 years, investments in hbcus, 100 million for black small businesses. >> dana: why are the numbers down, then? >> jessica: approval versus intent to support is also very different. they are not being given another viable option. and donald trump did perform better than black voters than

any other republican. it looks like is on his way to be the nominee. we will see when his indictment trial comes into all of that. there is something really crucial that republicans keep doing that is a major turnoff to the black community, and that is insulting kamala harris. so, you don't take someone who is so meaningful to that community, and say that she is a diversity higher. >> jesse: weight. can i speak for the black community first? >> jessica: no. >> jesse: allow me the floor. >> greg: he is 1%. >> katie: no one is getting it to you. to be have johnny go out to the community two times a week and they do not support kamala harris. speaking very broadly there. >> jessica: if you have one of the highest achieving black women in the country, now made it to the vice presidency, and republicans and people who talk about her on air say she is a

diversity hire, only got where she was going because she slept with willie brown, she is embarrassed. >> greg: i didn't know that. >> jesse: she slept with willie brown? >> jessica: is that not true? >> dana: they have not said that on air. >> jesse: is not -- >> greg: i love when people accuse us of spreading rumors by actually spreading rumors. [laughter] >> katie: do they get upset when tim scott runs for president and the women of "the view" attack him horribly or clarence thomas is called a traitor to his race because he happens to be one of the most successful black man in american history, and yet he is not a democrat? i don't know if i necessarily buy that argument that if you don't like kamala harris, who has been widely criticized by black media, charlamagne tha god, for example, broadcaster, not impressed with her record on criminal justice reform and joking about smoking weed, when she put lots of black men in jail for the very same thing. i think there is a lot of issues within her record as the

attorney general of california with that community and what she has decided to do now. >> jessica: but she was rallied around -- go >> katie: it out the strategy by the bidee vice president to use juneteenth as not a moment where they can say, wow, we had this amazing reconciliation in the country, we have moved forward together, how can we capitalize on all of the gains we have had? and yet they use it as a way to divide people, to act like we have not gone forward in this country. the final thing is that she keeps talking about, in her speech, that freedom is under assault and that it is for racial purposes in states across the country. she is talking about border integrity laws, and as you mentioned, dana, in georgia, they passed one and claimed it would disenfranchise black voters. black turnout went through the roof, it didn't disenfranchise anybody and it took away stacey abrams campaign talking point because it didn't turn out the way she claimed it did.

they could use it as a way to move the ball forward for unity, and instead they have to keep taking people back. >> jesse: i for one i'm so stunned about this willie brown situation, i'm going to have to research this. i might even have to do it on some o'clock. >> greg: get jessica on. >> jessica: i'm busy this evening. >> jesse: coming up, tiktokers are getting biden in trouble after the white house was forced to condemn a topless trans flasher. ♪ ♪ identical twins bethany and stephanie both struggled with cpap for their sleep apnea. but stephanie got inspire, an implanted device that works inside the body. there's no reason to keep struggling. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out...

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i said, unacceptable, it is not appropriate, disrespectful, and let's not, it really does not reflect the event that we hosted, to celebrate the lgbtq+ families. individuals in the video certainly will not be invited to future events, and this has not occurred before, right, this is not, this was not a normal thing that has happened under this administration, but we have been very clear about how we saw this particular behavior. >> katie: put the topless influencer is not backing down. >> i had zero intention of trying to be vulgar or be profane in any way. i was simply living in joy, living my truth, and existing in my body. >> katie: but sadly, this isn't the first time the white house got burned by the influencers. >> this is a day in my life at as a white house intern. >> i booked you a nail

appointment. >> i didn't tell you to do that. >> it's called initiative. >> it doesn't matter. >> i am here at the white house, i hang out a while. i'm glad he's here. >> katie: greg, as you know, at the white house, there's a whole list of rules you have to follow about what you can bring, what you can't bring, we have to do, now there's going to be fine print that says "please don't take your shirt off and fond yo" >> greg: the breasts are just like the biden administration. it is not about the transit is the art of elevation of the noxious thing called the influencer, it is somebody who monetizes -- for the viewers come here i go. it is about monetizing the social media following by building products but they build their following by doing outrageous, attention seeking narcissistic endeavors. it is the turf of every obnoxious bozo, really i think i should be doing it.

it is like, every time an influencer enters the picture, everything goes wrong. the problem with the white house as they are too stupid to know that. it is also a funny thing, number one, i wish this had happened on january 6th. because there wouldn't have been any outrage, of course, those to be 27 would have been real. these stories of trans are out of proportion to the real impact that issue has on american lives. you notice that, it is like we are talking with the tiniest numbers, numbers so small that we don't even know what they are, right, because they are afraid they will be really smaller and you will not have an issue to push. when you look at sports, bathrooms, military, beer advertising, now the white house, this is what happens when you elevate an identity beyond the proportion it merits. then you end up with charlatans coming on and trashing it, just like that. she is living her truth, but imagine is -- anybody could say

they are living their truth when they are doing something really awful. >> katie: dana, for me, it's just not about you. can you go to the white house and respect where you are? i guess if you're this kind of influencer, it is about you. >> dana: wonder if the bud light marketing director ever ended up getting a job at the white house feared what do y expect? tiktok influencers, the way they get views and monetized is by being more outrageous than the person before or the video before. and the biden campaign announced two weeks ago that they actually plan to run the basement campaign with the help of influencers. so i think they know exactly what they were doing. plus, this happened on a saturday. we don't get "this was an appropriate" until tuesday? i guess the white house isn't very proud of all of this. and on the rules thing, in a way, maybe you could have some pity. did no one ever teach this person that common decency governs a society? forget -- like, the white house

is a special, really important place in american history. and they would prefer to get likes and views meant to be dignified and gracious and to be in awe that they even get to be at the white house. >> dana: what would you have done if it happened under your watch? >> katie: it would have never happened. it would have never happened under dano's watch. jessica, there were children present for this nice viewing portion of the event on sat saturday. >> greg: but there was no breastfeeding so that was good. >> jessica: i was shocked. it seemed like a really bad look, no judgment, on the surgery itself, but obviously, you are at a very important event, and you are representing an issue that is incredibly important to your community, so you want to put your best foot forward on a day that is honoring people who are part of the lgbtq+ community, but especially for transgender people, who have gone through a lot in their lives to be able to get to the point where they are living their truth, as she said

it. the apology could have come -- it should have come right away, but the use of influencers is smart. i understand that this back backfired, but if you want to make sure that young people are getting out to the polls, you want people who they follow to say, these are the politicians i am supporting, these are the things they stand for, and you should become too. i believe, if there are republican tiktok influencers, there probably aren't as many as liberals, but they are going to be used by republican politicians as much as possible. all of those, the college campus kids we see, c.j. pierce, i think is one of them, kind of the same thing, you find someone who is young and connects with the community you are trying to go after. >> greg: this is a bad connection. by the way, don't you find it ironic that you commend somebody for living their truth, who has fake breasts? how is that living the truth by

deception? those aren't real. >> jesse: it is guy that got a boob job. >> greg: jesse's hair, he is not living his truth because that is fake. >> dana: they probably wish they had tiktok before this event. but they didn't do it, so. >> jesse: china got to see the moobs before anything else -- go >> katie: what did you just say? >> jesse: moobs. i love how they say it is unacceptable but it is acceptable if this person flashes your children at a drag queen story hour. they have books that they banned in florida of transsexuals letting it all hang out there. they are okay with that. they are okay with this at parades, they are okay with this in front of kindergartners. but not at the white house? how is that okay and your kids classroom or at queen story hour or the parade on public property but not at the white house.

you can't answer that question. >> jessica: yes i can. to be will give you the floor, ten seconds, go. >> jessica: people are making decisions about where they take their could come if they go to drag queen story hour, which is such a niche think of it is kind of a b.s. -- >> jesse: three, two, one. not quick enough. this was hunter's laptop on the south lawn. everybody has seen hunter putting chicks in choke holds, she's dangling job offers and cash in front of his workers. this is disc disgusting. >> jessica: how is that conceivable? >> greg: hunter called her after this. >> jesse: this is totally acceptable for the biden administration. >> katie: a lot of people saw this and thought it was from hunter biden's laptop. >> greg: how transco because joe biden? he doesn't sniff her hair? >> katie: 's up next, speaking of sniffing here, the summer of love turning into a summer of lawsuits for seattle businesses

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: the infamous anti-police c.h.o.p. zone in seattle was once called the summer of love by its mayor its mayor. >> it is more like a block party atmosphere. it is not an armed takeover. i don't know, we could have the summer of love. >> jessica: but now the love is gone. a pro black lives matter ice cream company is suing the city claiming they suffered losses and extensive property damage from the lawless photosphere to the suit says their constitutional rights were overrun by the city's decision to abandon the 10-block area overtaken by rioters. the business as the lawsuit is not meant to undermine the movement, but is about city officials failing to keep the neighborhood safe. >> dana: [laughs] >> jessica: katie, what do you make of this happening, and also, we were saying, it feels

so long ago. >> katie: a consequence for your actions. and the people that you vote for in places like seattle. i mean, c.h.o.p. zone, there were people killed there. this was something that was egged on by city officials in blue cities across the country. and here they are now wanting to sue, and it is not the city, it is taxpayers who live there who are now going to have to foot the bill for policies that these kinds of people vote for, so if you don't want to have to sue your city council or the city to get back money from a zone that gets taken over by leftist rioters, then maybe you should take the leadership who doesn't think the summer of love is the same thing as burning parts of the city down. >> jessica: yeah. well, greg, to their point, it really goes to the heart of the argument that it was peacefl that summer. it got a little rowdy. >> greg: little? i love the line, we don't mean to undermine the movement. you deserve it.

if you actually feel that way, once you remove justice from any community or civilization, you will have chaos and anarchy. many people on the left love to embrace the soft, cushy feeling of equity. oh, i am so good, the virtuous signals. but inside that velvet glove is a claw, dana, an evil claw, and you simply realize everybody else, your parents, your grandparents, were right. law and order may have its flaws, but these people in that c.h.o.p. whatever, c.h.o.p. town or whatever -- what was it called? they are homicidal fascists. they are just going to replace justice with their brand of justice, which is psychotic. >> jessica: dana, what do you think? >> dana: this has happened across portland, seattle, everywhere. i think there is nothing more satisfying than watching what goes around comes around. especially when there is a learning experience attached to it. do you guys remember the cafe in toronto that recently closed?

wanted everyone to just pay what they could. it was the big socialist experiment, and many had to basically shut down because oh, i guess this doesn't work. exactly, doesn't work, especially the people who invest in businesses, it is sad for the people who live there, who now basically have nothing, they work for many years and they don't have -- talk about equity in their businesses in order to keep going. a lot of people are deciding to leave if they can. >> jessica: final thoughts, jesse? >> jesse: this is a biggie. >> greg: oh, boy, appeared to be on if i don't do my job come i don't get paid. if that guy out there selling hot dogs doesn't -- so why is an entire city just aside for two weeks that they are not going to do their job? why are they still getting paid? it is not just in the city, you said it is in portland, it is on the border, it is on the new york city subway, the fbi teams that are looking into the

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because i think it is interesting that it is a couple of things. one, they think it is possible that they are teaching the young to hunt and they have realized that the votes are there but they also think it could actually be revenge. because they are tired of the things that have happened to them so they are biting off the routers, they know how to do that. one boat even sank. one guy, his boat got attacked twice, which means they knew exactly what they were doing. >> greg: interesting. this sounds like kind of a strange stephen king nautical novel, remember "christine," the cars, but it is whales. is "christine" a car or a dog? >> jessica: "cujo." >> jesse: what about killer bees. are there other things named "killer?" >> greg: killer mike, he is amazing. >> jesse: i mean animals. killer whales, killer bees, any other things you add killer to the front of that actually exist? >> greg: killer queen, a great

song by queen. >> jesse: god, you don't stick to the topic. >> greg: great album. >> jesse: what is a orca, by the way? >> jesse: it's a whale. >> jesse: then why are they called killer whales? >> greg: my point. >> dana: have you ever been to seaworld? >> jesse: i have come over rated. >> greg: jessica, why isn't there a month for killer whales? you liberals are in charge of doling out the months. >> jessica: we own the calendar. i don't know. this thing that it was potentially because of all of this trauma we have inflicted upon them and we know what is going on with all of the plastic being thrown into the sea that they are swallowing, people going after them, trying to get pictures, coming too close to them. >> jesse: the spanish are doing that. this is off the spanish coast. they are the literatures. >> greg: katie -- >> jessica: everybody litters. >> greg: i put a call into the cousteau institute and they said

joe biden is to blame for all of this. >> katie: we freed willie and this is how it responds. >> greg: will be is repeat offender. >> katie: these killer whales run to my shark cage diving dreams. they flip great whites over, and leave them there to die, so even great whites are afraid of killer whales beard >> jesse: killer candy. >> greg: not so great whites, you know what i mean? >> dana: that is tomorrow at the white house. >> jesse: guilty white whales. >> greg: i guess our great whites are a work in progress, jessica. >> jessica: you can't undo centuries -- for [laughter] >> greg: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money, but they did trust gold and silver. article 1, section 10. gold and silver.

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♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." greg? ask and you shall receive. >> greg: what? >> dana: yesterday you said you would like to have a court

sketch artist do you as the court sketch artist did. i got everybody's picture today. here you are. here you are, greg. go to him first. >> greg: guilty. >> dana: these are generated by a.i. jesse, let's see yours. okay. >> jesse: that's terrible. i look like italian mafia member. >> dana: that's a good one. katie, you here. >> jesse: katie? >> dana: that's an old photo like the white house there con democrat labor relations, everybody on court sketch. may i never have to have one in real life. >> greg: that is true. tonight we got the return of mike baker. michelle tafoya. kat timpf, tyrus let's do. this greg's guide to using your spouse's toothbrush. you know, my wife works abroad. so when she is away i use her toothbrush. she doesn't know what i use for. so, when she comes back, she doesn't know that i actually use it to scratch duck's back.

>> dana: that's a baby flamingo. >> greg: how did you know that? >> dana: i read it on your paper. >> greg: i find baby flamingos brush them and put it back on the thing i tell alaynena. gets fine hairs in her gums and has to go to the hospital. >> jessica: the sign feldt toot brush in the toilet episode was so good. ains. >> jesse: killer flamingo. mom texts you were over the moon obnoxious. apologize to her and your group. wow, awful behavior. purple hair and nose rings doesn't mean a person is worthless and not human. where is your humanity? yuck, jesse, please do your level best not to sink lower and then lastly homeless people are not homeless because they want to be. it's a terrible situation in which to find one'sself and god knows one's family. of course there are professional homeless. double heart.

tonight, "jesse watters primetime," middle squealers revolt against a school's trans pride event, that's what time talking about. >> dana: today is national flag day. ptsd a group of veterans marched across the country. 105 miles. happy flag day. >> dana: jessica, jesse owes you. >> jessica: an apology. >> dana: "special report" suspect next. hey, bret. >> bret: greg looked guilty in those. bye. good evening from washington. i'm brett baier. second degree manslaughter that from a grand jury in new york city. a marine veteran who applied what turned out to be a fatal chokehold on a homeless man causing a disturbance on a new york city subway train has been indicted today. charged with second degree manslaughter. a grand jury reaching that decision late this afternoon. correspondent bryan llenas is in new york with the latest fro