an opportunity for the people to hear. so that we recognize that this massive transfer of wealth and opportunity into the hands of 1%, we can take a u-turn and make this country an economically just nation once more. >> neil: all right. we'll watch you very closely. marianne williamson, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> neil: here comes "the five." >> all right, hello, everyone! i'm dana pa reno along with jeanine pirro, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." the biden campaign has a pulse, yes, the president finally hitting the trail months after declaring his bid for a second term. >> i'm really proud about is being re-elected the most pro union president in history. we've got a story to tell. we've got a record to run on. we've got a fight on our hands.

and my question to you is simple. are you with me in this fight? >> dana: there's a long road ahead for the biden team. staffers are going to have to work overtime in order to make sure bizarre moments like this don't derail his message. >> a lot of you are tired. you're tired. i get it. try being 110 and doing it again. that scene in the john wayne movie "don't make me a dogfaced lying pony soldier" all right? god save the queen, man! >> dana: wasn't even in the movie. it was not. that's not the first time biden has confused people with his old timy expressions. media coming to his defense saying biden's quirky afronimsms are sometimes weaponized by republicans. biden has been using unique phrases for years. even some of his aides aren't sure what he means by them. there's other trouble brewing for the president. biden is struggling against his

top contender. >> a poll on a possible biden-trump matchup puts biden at 48%. trump at 44%. this is a poll, again, taken largely after the indictment. i mean, that's got to make you a little -- that's within the margin of error. that's a statistical tie. what's that say about biden? if he's barely beating or in some polls actually losing? >> it says the country is very divided. >> dana: greg, do you remember -- you can talk about anything, of course, i was just watching that. do you remember when president trump tweeted and cnn basically had like a major -- they called in all the analysts to figure out what could this possibly mean? but they think that biden's quirky afroisms are funny. >> greg: they bend over backwards to explain away what is a cognitive failure. listening joe talk about anything is like playing connect the dots with various things he's heard throughout the day. he's in a doctor's office. he reads the little like -- gets a crossword puzzle clue.

he puts it together with something else. and then he creates this kind of like mosaic of nonsense that just floats around and, i guess, what's left of his brain. i think when he said god save the queen, he's either referring to kamala harris or sam brenton, i think it's weird that the media only expects competence from republicans. i think if i were a democrat, i would be kind of insulted by this. i mean, with the exception of a hoodie and aviator glasses, these emperors have no clothes. everybody can see how bad it is and yet, somehow, they just write it away by saying it's his quirky -- you brought up trump. do you know that "the washington post" bravely did a piece, i guess had a historian comparing trump to brezhnev during the stroking decline. and yet, they won't do that here when in fact, their only resistance to trump had nothing to do with cognition or whether or not he was unfit for office. just because they didn't like his personality which is crazy.

a person can be obnoxious and sane. >> dana: the media wasn't just gushing about that. called for number one, if you don't mind pulling this up, this is about the president's reinvigorated campaign schedule, jesse, listen here. >> this number, 20 fund raise ares on the books between now and the end of june involving the president, the vice president and other top cabinet officials involved with this operation as well. >> wow! 20 between now and the end of june! that averages to more than one a day. that's a lot! >> jesse: the media is like happy that joe is talking to donors instead of them. like the media -- remember when the press said that, you know, that there's too much money in politics. now they're like go for it. go to another fundraiser. i can't wait to weaponize joe's gaffes. so fun to weaponize it. i can imagine joe biden kicking a puppy and coming up with the headline, republicans weaponize pet ownership!

like why does the weaponizer always sound more scandalous than the scandal? but here's the problem with these stupid gaffes and biden has this plan that he has with the media and he expects the media to never call his bluff. biden comes out and says something, we're going to build a train across the pacific or god save the queen or i don't know what my son does for a living, and you can't ask him about it because he won't appear in public for a week. and then when a week has passed and you get your shot, there's about 17 news cycles that have passed. so you can't even ask him about it. but if you do dare ask him about it, and you say, you know, joe, you were in connecticut. the queen is dead and you went to her funeral. you will be destroyed by the communication shop. you will be admonished, chewed out and isolated and probably will be punished. do you remember the kid in class that would misbehave and the teacher would punish everybody with homework? >> dana: was that you?

>> jesse: maybe it was greg. maybe it was me. it was a way to get everybody else to turn against the one person. and that's what they'll do here. if someone asks that question, joe is like, you know what? i'm not going to come out for two weeks now. and then no one is ever going to get to ask him any questions! think about this. they asked bill clinton, did you have an affair? they asked bush, why didn't you stop 9/11 and where are the w.m.d.'s. they asked reagan, you lost your fastball. they asked trump, why are you such a racist traitor? they can't ask joe biden, what did you mean when you said god save the queen? and that's what is going on. the press allows itself to be controlled. >> dana: if you could get me the full screen of the "new york times" report and i want to read it to jessica and have her respond. this is from "the new york times" saying some of mr. biden's allies say they worry that the president's campaign does not fully grasp the depth of his problems with democratic voters who have consistently told pollsters they would prefer that mr. biden not seek

re-election. do you think they don't grasp it or they're just saying, well, there's nothing we can do about that. we have to go forward? >> now you have donald trump already lost in 2020 and then he's going to be twice indicted and maybe thrice indicted by the time we get to the election. that's part of the calculus here. i saw a few people that had worked for the biden team and biden people talking about how the campaign was on a saturday afternoon. it wasn't a primetime thing. you come home 8:00 on a friday night and whatever it is and tune into it and how that's an issue. that you need to have excited crowds, not because i think crowds equals winning because that happened with bernie sanders. he had huge stadiums full of

people and hillary ended up winning the primary. >> greg: look at that quote. >> jessica: i'm trying to be a serious person. she did win by a lot. stop it! >> greg: and epstein killed himself! >> jessica: by a lot! what is really important is the other prominent democrats will be doing them. we didn't mention it last monday when gavin newsom was on with anity and we talked about that. that morning, gretchen witmer who people like a lot launched her pac. her pac will be raising money for herself and for down ballot candidates and the president and these younger democrats, the people like are going to be out and very visible and if he doesn't look like he has as much, there could be an issue. >> dana: one of the things that the biden campaign has said they want to go out there and finish the job and tell everybody all these accomplishments that they say they've had in congress are really helping americans. but i was listening to the big

democrat that is willing to basically say what other democrats won't. and he said that in all of their research they're finding that nothing is sticking. like there's nothing that a democrat can look at and say yes, the infrastructure bill really helped me. it's not working. >> jeanine: no one can really point to anything that's helping them. they get these platitudes from the white house. and i don't care if somebody who looks like a football player or someone is pretty. someone is smart. you can send out a whole cheerleading squad. and if the team is not, you know, together, then they're not going to win. and the whole idea of trump at 44 and biden at 48 is not because of a divided country. donald trump has been painted to be the most hated man, the most criminal candidate for president. the fact that he's even that close to joe biden shows how badly joe biden is doing. 70% of americans don't want biden to run. it's not because they don't think he's a nice guy.

it's because they know he is in cognitive decline. when you say god save the queen and you're in connecticut and you've already been to her funeral! what is going on in your head? this is what happens in nations like china, for example, you know, china the media comes out and they say, they say something like oh, let's see north korea, kim jong un is fit. he's handsome and strong and the crowds go yes, yes, yes! that's what they want us to do with joe biden. nobody is buying that crap. nobody. and let me tell you one more thing. this whole idea of 20 fundraisers. i mean, i did three a night and i was a local state candidate. that's nothing. but the fundraisers are important. because he doesn't have to do much more than shake hands and take a picture. if he gets involved in talking with people, talking with the press, doing a rally, having a roundtable, the man is incapable

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>> san francisco mayor london breed in total denial on the drug infested city she runs. the liberal leader freaking out of a reporter on "gma" said the

city was too dangerous to film there. >> several metrics of crime are flat or down. it is worth mentioning that we are not at union square or the westfield mall this morning because we have been advised it is simply too dangerous to be there at this hour. michael? >> saying a lot there, matt. >> that does say a lot. not to the mayor. london breed accusing "gma" of hampering efforts to bounce back from the pandemic and it ultimately hurts all san franciscons. the reality is the number of violent crimes is down so far this year when compared to the same period last year. oh, good. try telling that to this filmmaker who lost $30,000 of equipment after vandals broke into their car in just 10 minutes. jessica, i mean, don't say anything negative about san francisco. you may notment to hamper the comeback. >> jessica: this is air quotes. every block. >> jesse: hamper. >> jessica: this is bad.

i mean, there has to be some sort of come to jesus huge overhaul plan for this city whether that means like almost shutting things down and the government bankrolls businesses to keep them there for a while to make sure that you can actually deal with the crime, deal with the homelessness problem. but the c.e.o. of park hotels and resorts pulled out so he's not going to be paying like his $725 million worth of debt left to go. he has a hilton there and the park 55 hotel. and he says that because of the city's ability -- inability to overcome major challenges, he's out. they don't have business tourism anymore. i've been to tons of conferences there. no one is going to be holding it there anymore. and yeah, the stats might be one thing and i'm sure that she's right. but the spikes in the other areas, i'm sure are making up for whatever is going on with it being flat and the "gma" anchor is absolutely correct. total hub of san francisco was

being able to be at union square, being on market street and you can't do it anymore. she has to be honest about that and get gavin newsom down there. he says he wants to deal with it and he talked to hannity about it. come up with something. >> greg: something republican. you're admitting all the policies that you support have destroyed a beautiful city. >> jessica: you always go too far. >> jesse: not greg. never greg. she is juicing the stats, the mayor. if you have crime at an all time high and next year it's a little down, all time high doesn't mean it's good. >> jeanine: you're right. it's worse than that. she only referenced certain crimes. they have a 10% increase in homicides so far this year and they have a 14.7% increase in robberies. so she went to one crime and said ooh, it's down. stop gaslighting people. that's the problem.

that was worse than that. here's the crazy part of it. she's lashing out at people telling the truth, all right? they want the press to lie to you so you don't think it's that bad when they're essentially putting you in danger. they're putting up -- they're putting more energy into the cover-up than they are into solving the underlying crime. and that's what the left does. and if you recall, when was the last month, she had that press conference where she cleaned up the downtown meeting. she goes to the public safety meeting. it went for like 13 minutes and the woman threw a brick and she ran for cover as opposed as saying, she almost got hit by a brick. i got to take care of this. at least newsom had the decency to say, you know what? i own the problem. but it's a sad part of what's going on. don't you dare tell people what the truth is and for her to say that to someone on "good morning america," boy, she's delusional.

>> jesse: "good morning america" has had correspondents in, i don't know, kabul, baghdad. >> dana: matt guttman is one of their lead correspondents and he's everywhere. it's so weird because each night he's in a different place. they're usually war zones. or something seriously dangerous. so when he was told, it's too dangerous for you to go there, what that means is that corporate guys are checking it out and they have to tell them that you can't go there. that's how bad it is. and you go to ukraine. you have security. you can go to the border, you can do all these things but you cannot go to downtown san francisco. other thing is newsom in that interview with hannity said whole foods made a mistake and they had bad market research and put the whole foods in the wrong place. i was just this weekend, i was watching some "south park" and i remember, there was a whole episode about how "south park" wanted a whole foods and they did this gentrification plan to make sure because whole foods double checks everything. that's not true. last thing i would say for london breed, there is no harm and, in fact, i think there is

courage in asking for help. this is not something she's going to be able to do on her own. the governor is basically saying, he's kind of -- he's not saying i am going to take it over. he's basically saying i will help you. and you should take him up on it because the city is in a doom loop. >> jesse: there is courage in asking for help. >> greg: there really is. >> jesse: there really is. >> greg: i need help. being the mayor of san francisco is the easiest job in the entire world when you think about all the qualities that make something awesome, looks, location, weather, personality, quirkiness, food, god spotted san francisco all of those. that's there the moment you show up. so there are only two things left. keep it clean and keep it safe. that's all you got to do. and what happens, that involves actual work. and nobody wants to do that work. and nobody likes the people that do the work because they're, they might be cops. they might be blue collar. they might be not so liberal. we can't listen to them.

and then, you know what the other thing, when we talked about this crime stuff, i would go back five to six years maybe. what was the thing that we always got back. crime is not -- crime is a local issue. remember that? crime is a local issue. it would have been a local issue if there was local journalism. if there was local news and i know there is. but nobody is listening to them anymore. so when -- so london breed got mad because it's not local journalism anymore. it's national news because you're talking about commercial real estate, tourism and grisly crime and billions lost. if you had a strong local news, local journalism, the living conditions of citizens probably would have been addressed sooner and we were talking about this stuff forever. and they kept saying no, you know, really, that's a san francisco thing. that's a chicago thing. that's a new york thing. it's going to be a united states thing and unfortunately, we lost local news to the internet.

used to be -- there used to be a great paper called "the san francisco chronicle" i don't know what's left there. nothing. >> jesse: they need lots of junk jesse watters confronting souped politicians. >> greg: exactly. they need to come to jesse moment! yes. >> dana: what would jesse do bracelets on the way. fox store. don't miss it. >> greg: there was another joke in there. i wasn't going to make it. >> jesse: thank goodness for jessica's sake. coming up, sneakers squabble in d.c. lawmaker fighting for the right to wear his kicks on capitol hill.

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>> jessica: it's a fashion fight on capitol hill. a democratic congressman is pushing to end the draconian ban on sneakers in congress. they have a super strict dress code and refuses people who are dressed casually but the democrat says it's time to change that saying "no one is dressing like thomas jefferson anymore. it doesn't mean we don't understand the seriousness of the place but you can wear whatever suit you want or tie you want. it should be no different for the sneakers you want." the debate comes after democratic leader hakeem jeffreys got accused of committing a fashion faux pas

when he wore sneakers to the oval office. even prompted "the new york times" to ask the question "do dress sneakers belong in the oval office"? greg, you are a sneaker enthusiast. >> greg: i never was a fan of dress shoes. i always find even the phrase to be clumsy, yes, and the problem with dress shoes and i think everyone at home says the shoelaces always stayed tied and by the time you get downstairs they're flapping around. i like the good velcro shoe, so does john fetterman and he's violating all the dress codes, too. i'd be more worried about why we have so many knuckle heads and idiots in politics. why don't the talented people run for office? you ever wonder that? it's so strange. i don't get it. by the way, who accused hakeem of this? >> jessica: everybody. also, mccarthy has the in between sneakers, right, dana? so it's not a dress shoe and not

a sneaker. it's like a weird middle thing. >> dana: i like tradition. i like the dress codes. i think that it makes people pay attention to respect where they are and to think about what they're going to say. i think modesty is a virtue. i think suiting up is a good thing. i think what fetterman is doing is absolutely wrong and appalling. i could understand the dress sneaker, ok? i'm going to give a pass on that because a lot of them are on their feet six to seven hours a day. they're running back and forth around the hill. i think you could deal with that maybe just maybe. >> greg: is this being pushed by the shoe lobby? blame it on the shoes. >> jeanine: sneaker lobby. >> jessica: jesse, as someone who has chased down a lot of people in life to get an interview, you know the value of a sneaker. >> jesse: it would have been easier for me to ambush somebody with sneakers but it would have been more appropriate to do it

in loafers. here's why. when i break a sweat confronting these hooligans if i'm wearing sneakers or velcro shoes like little greg, then i lose a little respect. but if i go to a senator and ask them about legislation and i have lace up brooks brothers that i just had shined to the bottom of the capitol by my friend jimmy who i tip $10. >> greg: jimmy hates you. >> jesse: that's what you got out of this? >> jeanine: you never tip. >> jesse: i don't like what this guy bowman said, male squad. only male in the squad. whatever we should do to make ourselves more comfortable. that is wrong! that's why we're all taking painkillers sitting on the couch ordering seamless and watching amazon prime. we don't want to go down that road. we want to at least have a little respect for ourselves and history and the institution which we pretend to care about. >> greg: that was a pretty

strong opinion from somebody who doesn't care. >> jesse: i really don't! >> jessica: artificial stance. he didn't announce it. >> jesse: i do, i do, i do. just not that much. >> jessica: would this change bother you? >> jeanine: i'm more of a traditionalist. i believe that there is -- look, if you don't have respect and tradition in the white house, i mean, where do we have it? i also just disagree with you on this. i think if you're a reporter and you're running all over the place trying to catch up with people, you know, you got to loosen up the rules a little bit. i mean, you got a lot of running to do. you're going up and downstairs trying to chase -- >> jesse: that's his strategy, though, he wants to start by bending the rules for reporters and then he can do it himself. >> jeanine: mccarthy has the power to lift the ban. it has to do with age, i think it has to do with comfort. and we got so many people in their 80's, late 80's in congress. i mean, my gosh, you know, you've got grassley and

feinstein and mcconnell and bernie sanders. you know what? i got to give one person credit. i have to give nancy pelosi credit! the woman was like 84. she's in her high heels. she never stops but the dignity and respect for the position that she held! i think that this is also -- i think it's also a reflection of what we talked about last week with the millennials generation z that don't want phone calls and don't want formal e-mails and people tearing down statues and don't want history and we're coming out of covid so everybody thinks it's ok to be in your pajamas and sneakers. i don't. >> dana: i agree with her. >> greg: i disagree. i'll tell you why, politicians shouldn't have a lot of money. she has a lot of money. that's how she has her pumps every day. if i want to go and be a politician, i don't need to worry about how nice my shoes are. i should be a part-timer.

>> jeanine: you are so wrong! >> greg: you don't know what you're talking about. >> jeanine: i only ran for office five times. people make a first impression based on how you look. >> dana: especially your shoes. if you're a guy and your shoes are not shined, no thank you. >> greg: that's true. women look at your shoes and that's it. >> jeanine: shut that one down! >> jessica: also, manicures matter a lot with women. >> greg: can't spell them without man. >> jesse: you want men to have manicures? >> jessica: i want you not to have dirty nails. yeah. >> jessica: coming up, a landlord is banning tenants from cooking meat. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh

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perspective tenants from cooking meat or fish in their apartment. she says she doesn't want the smell drifting upstairs into her own home. some experts say the practice is not illegal and is similar to banning smokers. and that's not all the vegan induced craziness. peta is getting mocked after tweeting this gem. "supremacy is at the root of why people think it's ok to eat other animals." all right. greg? >> greg: yes. >> jeanine: who wants a landlord who monitors their lifestyle in addition to everything else what they eat when you pay $6,000 a month to live in an apartment. >> greg: i don't think people are paying $6,000 a month, right? i think when they're talking about landlords they're talking about apartments where people are, you know, like, you know, i had a landlord in allentown, that's what they're talking about. >> dana: this woman lives upstairs. woman lives upstairs.

>> jeanine: talking about a two -- >> greg: i'm always pro landlord on that. i don't like smelly things. i had great landlords in allentown, bob smith is great. let me park the car in the driveway. they're renting from people like me. i'm a mess and don't clean my clothes and my shoes smell and i leave things everywhere. the worst smell is cat food smell. so i think that if i were a landlord, i would ban cat food smell. >> jeanine: you have no problem with that. >> greg: yeah, by the way it is supremacy. of course it's supremacy if you're eating something, you believe you're better than them. >> dana: you have dominion over them. >> greg: don't say that word. >> jeanine: this seems like an episode straight out of curb your enthusiasm. scary part it's real life. >> dana: it's weird, i was trying to figure out if this was really discrimination or you could just have a preference for this. and the fact that it came down so quickly means that someone is

the legalese information with this did say it could be discrimination. it struck me as something we knew we could do as a topic but didn't bother me. and yeah, the peta statement is completely right. this makes us sound not fun. brian and i were talking about what's a thing in 100 years people are going to look back and say was so wrong about society and he's like 100% it's eating animals. >> dana: i agree. >> greg: and liberalism. >> jessica: we did not say that, actually. in fact, we said quite the opposite. >> jeanine: jesse, new york city human rights law has 14 characteristics that landlords are not allowed to consider in deciding whether to rent an apartment. and there's classic protections fortuprotections, age, race, sexual orientation. it appears they can deny this. >> jesse: the word discrimination gets a bad rap. racial discrimination is not good. >> greg: being discriminating. >> jesse: but you want to have

discriminating taste. that means you're able to discriminate whether something is better or worse than something else. for instance, if i'm renting to somebody and they are in the philharmonic, i don't want to have someone playing the obo at all hours of the night, an opera singer or what about a newlywed couple that will be banging on the headboards constantly? there are certain things as a landlord when you're with something else, you don't want wafting. i would never rent greg or anybody if dana cooked, i would not allow dana to cook beneath me. and that's probably within the bounds of legal parameters. correct? >> greg: how frequently they're going to have sex. >> dana: at least in new york you can order seamless. that means you're not cooking and you can eat the meat in there. i guess this is a very common practice like in india and maybe it works there. it's not going to work here at

least for a while. just finding your renters by word of mouth. in a vegan community, i'm sure there's a surfing the board chats. >> jeanine: in the vegan community, they have things like sauerkraut and kimchi. >> dana: smells horrible. very good for you. >> jeanine: coming up, bret baier has an exclusive interview with former president donald trump and he'll tell us all about it next.

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i wanted to get through the boxs and get my personal things out and i was very busy as you've sort of seen. >> according to the indictment, you then tell this aide to move to other locations after telling your lawyers to say that you'd fully complied with the subpoena when you hadn't. >> before i send my boxes over, i had to take my things out. these boxes were interspersed with all kinds of things. >> greg: co-mingle is the word, bret. what's the thing that you want to tease that happened tonight? what did you learn from this interaction? >> jesse: that's really nice. not the accordion, though. the accordion. but listen, he is very defiant, as you can kind of tell. he is very -- maybe he wasn't supposed to talk about all that he talked about. we went down to the weeds about this indictment, and i followed up, continued following up some of the things that are in there. and he talked about them. he does not fear going to jail. he thinks he is in 100% the

clear. and he believes it's all a political witch hunt, as he said before. but he says it in a little different way tonight. >> dana: what did he think about the growing republican field? >> he seems solely fixated on governor desantis. he talked about him the most. i asked him is that because he thinks he's the number one threat? no, it's because he's the closest to me. and he's not that close. and he pointed out the polls many times. but our policy, we went around the horn, you know, he's getting hit from the right on criminal justice reform. on abortion. and he really talked in depth about what his policy and positions are. >> greg: did you get into any foreign policy with him? >> tons. we went around the world, china, russia, ukraine, saudi arabia, he really went off on the biden administration on china and specifically the president's statements about the balloon being an embarrassment and not threatening.

>> jessica: if you covered it, what do you think he would say or what did he say was something that he would change about his approach from 2020? >> i asked him that specifically and he said i wish i could be less controversial. but i can't because the press won't let me. and the only way that he can get his message out is by being more controversial. >> jeanine: what is he relying on that he thinks will ultimately put him on top? >> well, he thinks that he's just a better candidate and talks about the issues if he gets substance out there and he thinks going head to head with biden will be easy once he gets on the debate stage. i asked if he'll be on the debate stage in august in milwaukee. he hasn't fully made up his mind. he's wondering if he should be up there because he's up 50 points, he says. >> jesse: you're moderating that debate. >> i don't know, am i?

hasn't been announced officially yet. >> jesse: i thought i was going to co-moderate with you. >> i assume i'll be somewhere around milwaukee at that time. >> greg: another clip. would you like to play another clip? clips are fun. let's do it. go for it, guys! >> should taiwan be independent? >> so if i tell you an answer, it's going to hurt me in negotiations on the assumption that i win. but i have a very good relationship with president xi. after covid came in, i didn't want the relationship and sort of ended the relationship. after having made one of the greatest trade deals ever made including u.s., mexico and canada. >> if china invaded taiwan, would you go to war? >> i don't want to say that. that hurts me in negotiations with regard to president xi. now, he knows what i do. and by the way, for four years, they didn't invade taiwan. and they never even talked about it. >> it was really interesting. he did that on china and russia

saying his force of personality on the international stage prevents these bad actors from acting bad. and he really talked about the negotiations that he thinks he can get done behind the scenes. >> greg: and the right answer is one that allows you not to give an answer, unfortunately. that is like -- that's his whole, you know, game plan. >> dana knows that, sitting on the podium in the white house when you have those questions that on foreign policy are nuanced, you only step in it when you have -- >> dana: to have you ask him these questions rather than the ones asking him in 2016 is very different than what he answers now. he has so much experience and knows the people personally, one of his strongest suits is his foreign policy and how he can go against biden on that. ron desantis, etc., don't have that. >> jesse: if the media would let him be less controversial. >> litany of things that he said. it's a long list. >> jeanine: does he think newsom is going to get in the race?

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>> dana: time now for one more thing. jessica. [laughter] >> jessica: greg fake puked and it was a roller coaster of a day for the mulligan brothers after a kind red sox fan handed charlie the fowl ball he had caught. he didn't understand the value. he chucked it back onto the field much to his brother jack's horror. when they heard about the sibling drama they sent up signed balls and jerseys to the

pint sized fans. >> we interviewed them this morning. charlie was a boy of very few words as in zero words. >> jessica: he just sat there? >> judge jeanine: that's so cute. >> jesse: jesse's bear news do. we have animation? >> greg: that looks like animals are great. >> judge jeanine: it does. >> jesse: a bear dangling out of a second story of a home. kind of like bret talking about the election. get me out of here. but he is not dead. he climbed back in and ate everything in the fridge. happy father's day to me. i had a great weekend with the kids. gigi was sleeping. she did not make it to brunch. there is the fam. tonight "jesse watters primetime" we did a father's day package with johnny. >> father's day arrived. what did you get him? >> which day was father's day? >> sunday. >> oh [bleep]. i got him love.

>> jesse: some love. >> dana: that's a good thing to get. greg? >> greg: tonight a great show. rob schneider, bill hemmer yeah your worst half, dana. guy benson, kat timpf. it's going to be great. tube in and watch it because you have a very special episode involving a monologue and a certain reporter that went after me. we're going to settle the score. little lady. we are going to settle the little lady score. >> judge jeanine: tonight i'm hosting the laura ingraham show at 10:00 p.m. make sure you tune. in the question tonight the u.s. expands troops presence in taiwan, is it it all for not or will we give it all up to get the chips from china? >> dana: actually i have time now so we can pull it up. baby seal near pacific beach in san diego. delightingsurfers by joining

them on surf boards and catching waves. look at that baby seal. isn't that cute? can you imagine? >> jesse: lazy. >> dana: smart, i would say. also, don't miss my latest podcast with jimmy failla incredible message for all graduates and that ends the season 3 of that podcast. all right. that is it for us. happy monday to you. "special report" starts now. >> greg: hi, bret. >> bret: welcome to "special report." i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from bedminster, new jersey. >> the summer home of the 45th president of the united states. the leading candidate in the g.o.p. nomination battle donald j. trump. we will talk to the former president extensively about all issues in just a minute. first, the other headlines today. >> a rescue mission is underway after a vessel used to take tourists to see the underwater wreck of the titanic disappeared in the atlantic ocean around 90. u.s. coast guard and canadian military are searching for the