as he said on truth social, i'm one indictment away from wrapping this up. >> neil: let me know if there's a cinnebon there. thanks, bret. good luck on the show. about an hour from now. those of you just joining, president trump pled not guilty and his poll numbers soar. that will do it for us. here's "the five."here now the . >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with shannon bream, greg gutfeld, jesse watters, and jeanine pirro. in is the five. former president donald trump arriving in the airport after his third criminal arraignment and trump pleading not guilty over the allegationings of trying to overturn the 2020 election and the former president denying any wrong doing and accusing special council jack smiths and engaging in "election interference".

the spokesperson for tram's legal team sounding off outside the courthouse earlier. >> election interference at its finest against the leading candidate right now for president. for either party. president trump is under siege in a way we've never seen before. he's by somebody that can't be bought by washington and independly wealthy and given up his good life to fight for this country, and that frighten as lot of politician who is are career politicians unfortunate limit we have seen them try and tie up and me as a attorney, i've never seen this, tie up one individual who's a -- who's running a campaign in a campaign, running for office as president and in court, in deposdepositions and destruct sd he -- distracted and not going properly run for 2024 and frankly it's not going to work. >> dana: that's president trump pulling up to the plane so they can go back to bed minister, new jersey.

shannon bream is with us. thankfully chief legal correscorrespondent and fox suny news host. there was no gag order on the president? >> not that i've heard of and that would be tenuous and what happen withs a gag order we've talked about it and discussed with neil last hour that every one of his rallies and speeches is build around this idea that washington, the establishment, the "deep state"is coming after him and he's what stands between the voters and those guys. it's unimaginable that a judge would tell him you've got a gag order tagovailoa can't talk about the case and that's the crux of what he'd give and a knock down, dragout legal fight with plenty of appeal ifs that happens. the purview is setting the parameters of how this works and looks like we're in hot pursuit. you can hear from the former president. >> dana: racing to where the president has gotten out of the vehicle and let's see here, just seeing shoes but this was, this

is called the press pool, jess cement they're there because as i've said on neil cavuto's show, i feel like the justice department has not won the news cycle the past three days and won on other networks but in the court of public opinion, i don't think this case land the way it would. >> jesse: usually he doesn't speak at the tarmac and goes back to bed minister and smoke and now it's drilling and i'm not sure it's liking the optics and not hearing from him and he's a significant buildup here. this buildup has been a little different than the brag and even the mar-a-lago case and seem as bit more and dark and we expect hopefully to hear from him. i'd like to hear from him, but everything that has come out so

far has landed with a dud. and the timing of all the legal actions benefited him and he's laying low and all of a sudden they bust into mar-a-lago and the whole country woke up and thought, oh my god, this is serious. no one like that had. then the republicans feed the house and then they get subpoena power and start finderring out all these sand louis things about the biden family. and what do you know the indictment. >> dana: statement is coming. >> jesse: let's listen. >> thank you very much. this is a sad day for america and it was also very sad driving through washington dc and seeing the filth and the decay and all of the broken buildings and walls and the graffiti. this is not the place that i left. it's a very sad thing to see it. when you look at what's

happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. this is the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. so if you can't beat him, you persecute them or you prosecute them and we can't let this happen in america. thank you very much. >> do you want these trials to happen -- >> dana: the statement, sad day and made a point on how filthy washington dc is and the empty building ands not wrong there of course. he says it's a political persecution of the person running against joe biden that this should never happen in america and yet, jesse, i'll let you finish your thought. >> jesse: chuckling at the graphic description of the venue having it befelty and he didn't leave it -- be filthy and he didn't leave it that way. he seemed loose. calm, steady, loose. this is his third indictment. i would have probably been

wetting myself but again, this is now something aft raid and after you find about joe biden and you looked at alvin bragg indictment and everybody was scratching their head but this doesn't even make legal sense. so that what's happens and then by the january 6 indictment, we're kind of tired of it and all of them on the media, they say oh my god, this is the biggest -- this is airtight. and then you look at it and everybody says h ho hum but the drama on the screen benefiting in guy and follow him around like the bronco chase and cameras in the -- pursuing him and reporters are tripping over themselves on wet tarmacs. and biden is on vacation and pass out of the beach. i'm not sure they're winning the media war. i guess we'll have to see what happens in the courtroom.

>> dana: greg gutfeld, you've been watching all day? >> greg: noted really. i've been playing with the dog. the value of something getting smaller with each iteration. and that's what you're seeing with the -- with these indictments as well as impeachments and they get smaller and cheryl and smaller and the value becomes less and they're more mundane and obviously here, they go too far. they go too far and they'll do it again and again and he's right. jesse's right, there's a pattern of indictment and always follows something else. if i was truck p's lawyer, it's so -- trump's lawyer it's so easy to say if it's a crime to say i've been cheated outloud than we better start building a whole bunch of super max prisons with an exclusive wing for obama, hillary, john carey, stacey abrams and throw in professional baseball players, high school coaches, high stake poker players. throw me there, okay. i sold, i sold the most books this week in america and the

times put me at no. 6. they cheated. they cheated. lock me up. go for it. i dare you. but the point is, is it irrational that an election can be unfair and it's rich for things that have been happening for the last four years and russian collusion and how hay hid the laptop and 52 experts, there's a lot of weird stuff going on, and i think real world experience teaches you that everything, every institution can be corrupted, can be exploited and the biden family has showed us that clearly that politickeds, everything, finance, i think what botteghine is the media spent decades saying he can be is rigged. the justice system, housing, finance, the defense industry, the cops, everything is broken, everything is broken. except the elections when wearing win.

then it's pristine and impervious to cheating and we don't know if the election by in large with 50 states was corrupted or whatnot. it's unprovable. but it's -- it can't be proven either way. i don't understand how you can actually prove this or read his mind when it comes to something like that. it's wishful thinking. >> dana: haroldford jr., people missed your voice and you're back around the table. good it to have you. what are the democrats thinking today? harold: i don't know. i listened to president trump and he has an amazing calmness and experience in some of these things in facing a lot of turmoil and a lot of difficulty as presidents are. he's innocent till proven guilty. one of the more refreshing things to hear jack smith say in his presentation and the rest of what he's doing a day or twoing a was that the president is innocent and they have to prove the case. two, i lost the race for the u.s. senate about 17 yearsing a, and it was a close race. there was those people, some of

my state and some of my campaign that thought we won. i could have gone around saying we won and i was robbed of the race. that would be fine and it would be protected speech. but if i picked up the phone and called three democratic election officials in counties saying find me 25,000 voteds. that's what's at stake here and i don't know all the facts. i was learned today as i listened to andy mccarthy, who i think is as good as anybody on any network, i only watch fox, but as good as anybody on any network analyzing that shannon's great and our whole team is great, but his experience in the justice department is fantastic. he has even indicate that had it may be that jack smith has more than we know at the moment. greg, i'd say one thing about the elections, i agree with you on so many things but on election integrity, remember 60 judges -- or 60 courts rejected president trump's -- your point is we cannot know if everything is done correctly and i would agree with it. >> greg: they didn't even look at it.

none of those guys looked at it. harold: that's not true. some of the courts d. it's so unfortunate and i think tragic that we oftentimes preface when talking about a court and a judge appointed by this person or that person. judges like anybody in elected office take an oath of office and fundamental to the oath is upholding the constitution and i believe any judge be they appointed by george w, hw, trump whomever they are and they're going to try and uphold the law. whether we like and agree with attorney general barr, he believes that president trump knew ease things. vice president pence believes when i say these things he believes that president trump knew that he had lost this race .x he was acting with some intentionality. these are things that they're saying and i would imagine that these people likely will be called by jack smith during the course of this case. one thing i do agree with whole heartedly as president trump said getting on the plane there

is this a tough day and terrible day with the country and i hope they're able to get to a trial as soon as it's suitable for both sides for the president to be prepared and seems if the government is prepared and i hope they're able to go through this in a way that delivers justice for the country and for those involved. >> greg: yeah, harold just attacked me like i've never seen in my life and i'd like to respond to him. >> dana: okay. >> greg: geopolitical the judges and jury and this is not normal. this case isn't normal and not like a fender bender between paparazzi and wayne newton and the president ovthe united states portrayed as hitler in the immediate .y the entire jury pool and judges are posenned and if you're a judge or jury you've begun for five years and i said this on the five, i think two yearsing a, i said if everybody's saying in guy is hitler, there's got to be something wrong if you don't rig the election and something wrong

if you're not biased and if you're on a jury and hitler is there, you don't care if he's innocent. that dude's hitler and that's for five years this guy has been hitler. there's no way that you can get around that and i think to your other point you can know that you lost an election and still think it was crooked. harold: but if i call people and say find more votes and i know we want it and that's the only point i was make. >> dana: ask legal eagle. she's here. shannon: there were a lot of cases not heard on the merits and motions and technicalities and a lot didn't get to merits and some did. i think the president's legal team, meaning president trump, felt like a lot of things were unresolved and efforts to get things down at supreme court. got to get at least four justice with this case and they didn't do it. they feel like there were a lot of angles and lanes that were left to them. but i think it's interesting that it seems that deputies are getting more and more concerned about what they've pushed for, when i think is to make trump

the nominee and think he'll be the easiest one to beat and see him judgerring and joking on social media and need that fourth indictment and they're getting nervous in play book today and there was a private lunch with president obama and presidents biden that was leaked where he warned him you've got to take trump seriously. why was that leaked and private lunchtime and have who leaked to play book and the left is getting worried about they've created this monster and want multiple indictments and tied up. >> dana: i imagine the leaker is somebody from obama's team that wants to make it clear he's warning him. one question -- harold: i agree tram subpoena a more serious candidate. >> dana: jack smith, wouldn't he have put all he had in the daytime of the court of public opinion being this unprecedented. would he hold back all these other nuggets.

shannon: bill barr is conned vince that had jack smith mas -- convince that had jack smith has more and there were 18 consecutive pages blacked scout a lot of questions of what else did pence say and what else don't we know that's been held behind closed doors for the grand jury and again, what you present to a grand jury and how you do it at trial, that's no one defending the grand jury. getting to trial, we'll see a lot more. >> dana: do you want to see democrats losing their minds? we have that here. harold: sure. >> greg: just walk outside. >> he makes the deal with smith. >> without jail time? >> without jail. he says, look, i'm going away and moving to saudi arabia. i just want him to go away and stop ruining my country. >> but there's prosecutors that would offer him a plea agreement without time if he'd agree to never run for public office again anywhere.

>> democracy itself is really at issue in this trial. if trump could get away with what he's done, what he's charged with here, then we don't have the democracy we believe we had. >> to me, this is really going to be about whether people in this country care about the facts and the law. >> it would be if the end of our democracy and donald trump was able to get back into office. >> dana: that was a sampling of the reaction. >> jesse: said off the midterms democracy was supposed to be over in republicans won the house and we don't have one technically right now if you listen. the view does not seem confident that jack smith will bring this home if they're fantasizing about a ridiculous plea and he goes and lives in greece. seems like tram's traveled more to arraignments than bindis traveled to swing states. he's been zigzagging all over the east coast and biden has been asleep or at least like in delaware reading a book it doesn't look good for joe biden

right now. i'm starting to agree with greg, i hate to say that. signs are pointing that he might not be the nominee and i want to bring up what you said about barr. some really smart lawyer earlier on fox said if they're going to bring in barr as a witness, they get to crossbar and say, okay, you told trump there was no election fraud. what did you do to investigate it? how many man hours did you spend and how much money did you spend in where did you go and what did the lieutenants tell you? you can't say everything is find and two weeks you checked for fraud. everybody has the right to be suspicious and a covid reelection blowing out signature and blow out all the deadlines and blast out all these unsolicited ballots into the ecosystem with no chain of custody, you're in the suspicious and a right to be suspicious and all the state legislators know there's no power to do anything about it. it was just done via judicial

fiat and zuckerberg lands a half billion layers over all these election volunteers all over the state worker. these people were activists and the president has ever legal right to call the michigan state legislature and can you guys look into this? maybe end an alternative slate of electors to me. it's not a big deal. what they did when a half dozen alternative electors came in. they had the real ones. then they got alternative ones and threw the others in the trash. that's it. it didn't mean anything. it just is an alternative elector. that's it. >> no president done that before and did it in 1960 and had an alternative slate. it's been done before. >> jesse: why can't you ask mike pence to do that? >> greg: mike pence said no.

an election from 1960 in hawaii. you're not jesse watters. take off that mask. >> dana: hawk had they been a state? president trump as you can see the plane lining up on the tarmac and he is about to depart back to new jersey. >> greg: can i make a point, i hate to do this because going to the view for political inside is like going mcdonalds for tofu, they said something that was true and that it's not about owe election or crime, it's taking him off the board. >> dana: they just want him to go away. >> greg: yeah and they're playing a team in which he's the best player they got, sorry. republican, where are the university of idaho roommateses? and so they want to take him off. they just actually told the truth. they're willing to do anything to get rid of him because they can't play fair. with harold: i agree without you can't do that because as a american, the constitution require as come things to run for president and it's not to be approved by the view. you have to be a certain age, born in america and a american citizen. democrats or anyone that wish something like that under political opponent is just --

that's un-american and you have to beat someone with talent. at the ballot box. >> dana: asking you about this, greg, the democrats are constantly so disappointmented and disgusted with republicans and listen to npr, they can't believe that republicans would stick h with him, even after all the indictments. even after all the legal problems and they stick with him and they cannot figure it out. >> greg: that's a terrible impression of npr. i can't believe. >> dana: i'll try better. but one point hi to speed -- i had to speed it up to get it over. >> greg: we hate him so much. why don't they hit him too? it's because you hate him so much in they love him because he scares you baa tase support hip. the more you throw the stuff, it's spinach to popeye and more indictments and impeachments and that's got to feel weird right now. first impeachment and perfect phone call and turns out he was

dead right. think about that. >> yeah. >> shannon bream, next step in the legal process. will his team make a motion to, what? >> well, august it'll is the next hearing so this judge is not wasting time. they want to move this thing forward as far as dc case is concerned but there's so many pretrial motions and i think venue will come up and going to try and mar-a-lago case because there's classified documents and so many things involve there had, you've got to vet before going to a jury. there's a lot of pretrial wrangling that'll happen in that as well. >> dana: what about georgia? shannon: georgia we wait because we're in a two week window from the special grand jury. that'll come. there's time. shannon: if there's a mug shot in california. >> greg: the most profitable t-shirt ever made.

shannon: we talked about practicing for the mug shot. would you? >> i thought and 23409 smiling and crazy person and smiling like i'm innocent. >> dana: up next, the story the media is not covering and the devon archer transcript revealing more connections to president trump and hunter biden's business dealings. ♪ [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-world day... a believe-in-myself day... a flash-my-new-teeth day. because your clearchoice day is the day

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shannon: the print of the business meet -- when anyone asked hint "can dc help" it was

asking if the big guy could help. the biden name was "defensive leverage for securing deals with driven partners". archer defining two dinner withs foreign executives and politicians 25 then vice president biden and his son attended. then hunter allegedly received a porsche days after one of the meetings and democrats still say joe and hunter have done nothing wrong. >> he wasn't just talking to the son? >> devon archer said they never discussed the business, that he wasn't involved in the business. >> over the course of ten year relationship, hunter may have put his father on the phone with any number of different people. >> nobody produced a single iota of evidence suggesting that president biden was involved in

any corruption. shannon: harled harold, would you put your parents on a speakerphone with a business call with associate s? what's the purpose of that? >> my dad is not the vice ft. and my dad and i have a business together so i wouldment but if he were in the official government pos position and thas the heart of the issue for me, this is bad and embarrassing. if you call your dad 30 times and he's vice president and you've got clients attending, it's an embarrassing thing to co. it's illegal if your father or mother or family member asks in that -- acts in that official government position to help you in what you're doing. if we were the white house, i wouldn't be as worried about what mr. archer said before the committee because as embarrassing as it may b they'll have to straighten out some inconsistencieses and what president biden said about not talking hunter about his business, if devon archer is right, clearly that's not true.

it's not illegal. the worry i would have if i were in the white house is that the investigation on hunter biden is underway and con going at the justice department. the one concern and only concern if you're president biden is were you -- did you do something on behalf of your son in your official position as vice president? and secondarily, are there records showing you may have been compensated for it? that's an offense that would cause, i think, a lot of alarm for democrats, republicans, indianapolis dependents and get the high -- independents and the eye of the justice department. >> we've seen this from hunter get nothing money from any businesses in china to there's no for pinocchio entry and the president didn't talk to hunt earn about the business to the president was in business with hunter. >> dana: when the goal posts are moving you know something is wrong and i think the deputies and white house try to continue and make this really complicated for the american people to figure out but america wasn't

born yesterday. it's not complicated. you also -- you know when you've done something wrong; right. one of the things they vice president have in the government when you become a commissioned officer protection at the white house, you go through the 14 guidelines to ethnicity cat behavior. and by my read, just looking at that, i would imagine that just by calling the president and vice president that violated some of the 14 rules. rules hunter biden himself is not under ethical obligation. biden .s that's why the obama white house was raising red flags. saying, are we sure. is everybody cool with this? know, we're not. it's wrong. if you're a white house spokesperson. you don't want to be asked if you're okay with that. is that how you'd do it? if you even have an instance where it might look like a

conflict of interest or someone trying to use you to get to someone and he wills show they have influence v you're supposed to report that under the strict reading of the rules. to me this is -- the white house is trying to say obviously joe biden, joe biden did nothing wrong. i disagree. i think the phone calls, the dinners. shannon: those are tricky. >> dana: the amount of dinners i didn't go to, partly because i wanted to go home. who paid for the dish s? shannon: good question f. you're a official at that level, you don't move around washington. jesse, it's not like he thought i'm out for a stroll and going to cafe mill leeanne know. there's a plan to move the people from point a to point b and devon archer said there were multiple dinners. >> jesse: e-mails shows joe was invited to a dinner and planned on eventment six alias

addresses and communicated on incremented apps and why would hunter ever put his cell phone on speaker with his father and start talking numbers. currently delivered offshore banking account information tie to do the biden house w w ways d means committee. that's not good and doesn't matter if it doesn't hit joe biden's bank account. if you're an old man, what do you do? try to get rid of it so the full family has it. try to give it away so your granddaughter and your grandson and your daughter-in-law have the money.

that's what aldridge people do with money and that's what owe is doing. joe is doing. shannon: greg, democrats are saying none has that smoking gun. there's no -- as harold said th- >> greg: the smoking porch. shannon: of course, but the president himself not tied to the acts -- >> greg: of course he .s he's the big guy. come on. that $140,000 porsche wasn't given to hunter for his amazing skills of predicting the weather. that's a quid pro quo. you should feel really stupid if you fell for that impeachment for that phone call. really stupid. do you remember how the media were just like multiple orgasms over this thing, sorry, shannon. her face ex-ploided and i remember all he was saying is there's something bad going on over here. you should look into it and guess what, now we're looking t into it and it's something bad. jesse brings up burisma

prosecutor. we had to accept this media story that there were all these people behind him getting fired. it's a tactic sounding like the letter, the -- the 52 intelligence. like the reason for wanting him fired was because people wanted him fired. that was the reason. that's not the reason. the reason was because somebody called him and said, look, we want to get this out of here. if we get him out of here, he get as porsche. you get something. we get something. so let's all get in this together. that needs to be proven but sounds obvious i this is no different. but their reasoning behind this was the same as the letter. the letter that said that hunter biden laptop was russian dis-info and get a bunch of people together and say they were behind it. it's the same trick. we see through you. you. shannon: the whistle blowers that came forward, fbi knew that was legit when the laptop came out and didn't say it publicly.

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>> you know no more. no more come here; right? harold: a bystander said the workers dis ' let the thief out of the store ordering him never to come back again. now in chicago, the mayor defended a swarm of teens who looted and destroyed a convenient store. the mayor insisting it was just a large gathering. >> we're not talking about mob actions. i didn't say that . these large gatherings. these large gatherings -- hold on a second, y'all. i promise you. we have time to talk. it's important that we speak of these dynamics in an appropriate way. this is not the office gate that has taken place. to refer to children, baby al capones is not appropriate. harold: chicago police arrested 40 of the alleged participants. dana, we talked about issue of crime a long time here. obviously we all want constructive solutions but one of those solutions has to be arresting people. prosecuting people and keeping them in jail if they're doing bad things.

>> dana: this is like the fourth story where someone is a victim of the crime and know the police aren't going to make it in time and not enough police and the other was in portland. that one was on earlier today. i don't know exactly if these guys own this franchise but 7/eleven has a franchise and imagine how hard those people that work there have scrimped and saved and they're trying to live the american dream and they're going to get ripped off by this guy? and they know the cops won't come and if they dorks there's no recall -- if they do, there's no recall. i remember lawrence jones has been talking about for a long time on cross could be triple-demic and other places he's been -- cross country and other places he's been reporting around the nation. unfortunately some people are going to want to take matters into their own hands. some might call it individual ve justice and others are saying this is my livelihood, business, stealing is wrong. somebody's got to do something about it. harold: we have a subway

situation with young mr. penny in new york and the bo day geopl day gather owner am a -- bodega attack and he should be absoluted. i for one absolute the stick. it works better than the carrot. politicians and bureaucrats do not understand the power and furry that arises from hopelessness. you know, we were in my neighborhood when new york was looted without any resistance, i de-blahs owe pulled back the -- de blasio pulled back the hood and i wanted to be the man with the stick but i can't be the man with the stick. all politician dos is throw carrots out there and now it's time for the stick. it's not vigilantism. that's justice. i've watch that had video a lot. it's therapeutic and every single person felt good about

it. does that make them batted? if you think that's bad, you're the ass because you're the one that defends that kind of criminal. the people that feel good is because they're so tire offed seeing the same old story. the person that works really hard, gating beaten up -- getting beaten up by a mob and mayor and bureaucrats defending the mob. what you get, i wouldn't say it's workers revenge. that's justice. i hope that guy when he left that store spread the word, don't go to that store. do not go to that store. by the way, you know what the guy was saying. dude, don't do anything, man. insurance will take care of it. that's how the system is corruptible. the system tells you insurance will take care of it. the thugs know that. so there's a corrupt system for you. harold: got to get more cops on the street. >> jesse: you have to create an environment where people want to be cops. right now you guys have destroy that had. when you say you guys, i don't

mean you personally, harold. but easier to talk like that. >> greg: you mean democrats? >> jesse: yeah, obviously. if 7/eleven fires this guy, he has a job on jesse watters prime time. i don't care if he can't cut tape or doesn't even know who trump s he has a job and health insurance on any show. i -- on my show. i think everyone should have a stick on that size. he went teddy roosevelt on him. speak softly and carry a pick stick. if you want to pull out a big pistol. that stick was very effective. it bruises and might leave a welt or draw blood, that's a perfect weapon for a convenient store defense. if you want cops to be cops, let them be cops. but these store owners now know you have to sit around then watch. who is going to sit and watch your store get jacked? no one is going to do that. sometimes men need to settle things like men. and that's fine by me.

harold: how do we get a better balance. jesse is right people becoming police and what do we do? >> dana: two, as a young person or any person want to be recruited as a police officer. there's defunding in some places and recruiting. if you're going to risk your life for not a super great paycheck for people that don't appreciate you when they've been decdisparaged in so many placesd to the point of insurance, you talk to business owners and it does not begin to cover the damage. all the time that they're out of office -- out of work that they have to close down all kinds of things, there's so many repercussions here and understand why people get frustrated. we don't want that to happen but i understand it. >> greg: harold, might i add tonight on my show i'll be playing that entire video and not blurring the man's butt crack. >> jesse: that is a tease. harold: that'll get you to watch. joe biden is recognizing his seventh grandchild but a new report says it might be for political purposes. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein

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son. >> i have seven grand kids, four of them -- five of them old enough to talk on the phone. every day i text them or call them. >> jesse: joe wants to meet little navy for the first time. change of heart is only political. hunter agreed to allow joe to speak out "in part because he told his father it would help negate a republican line of attack". this comes after a new report revealed hunter biden allegedly left $25,000 a month rental in shambles and even skipped out on rent. okay, greg. >> greg: yes. >> jesse: i'm wondering if this is the white house leaking this to make it look like oh, yeah, i would have talked to november i have when she was a toddler but hunter wouldn't let me. >> greg: yeah, maybe. the good news is that now that they can talk on the phone, they can participate in meetings so that's good. this is the grossest most entitled bunch of low lives under one roof.

if you ever had representers or sub-- renters or subletters. who does that? it's a reflection of their character. i had a sublet when i lived abroad, people appreciate and respect your property and then there's the opposite. the opposite are entitled scum bags and i'm starting to think the grand kid should not want the biden last name because what's it going to stand for? corruption, abuse, entitlement and ultimately criminallalty when they're behind bars? lock them up. >> jesse: dana perino dana perino. >> dana: i think that hunter saying it would blunt republican attacks is missing the point. the reason this happened was after maureen dad of the new york times put out a column said seven children, and the snack person and nobody cared about republicans and what they were saying. >> dana: that was making the

democrats uncomfortable and secretary uncomfortable and i can't imagine having to have them on the line. hunter, can i walk this way and by you. what's democrats are coming and politics are sleazy. i'm going to show sometimes that people should do when they're here when you're exactly right and one thing, that was maureen daud's sister. that cyst service connected -- sister is a huge supporter of bind. >> jesse: he's yielding time >> dana: that's great if he has a relationship with this little girl because he seems to feel very invested in the relatirelationships and there wt sad article talking about she know who is her grandfather is and encould your honoring him to be proud and excited he's the

president and this idea was that it would be sweet if that works. this idea of referring to hunter and what else are you deferring to hunter on. people will ask as a follow up as ethical question. >> jesse: all right, up next, one more thing. >> greg: oh, that's fun. ♪ .

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[sighs] >> greg: though goes on for an hour by the way. we will go right into bret baier's show. this is more interesting that a motorcade or a plane or the guy getting hit with a stick we need a panda with a stick auto 2023 will slam complimented a kid wearing 76ers jersey but the young kid didn't recognize him. watch this real quick. >> that's hilarious. >> thank you, bro. >> harold: caught up with him to tell him that's the jersey you are wearing. maybe next time the kid won't forget. >> dana: that is pretty cute. you know i love local news and team down fox 5 have beyonce on the brain. beyonce is performing this weekend. this is what they are doing. >> to the left to the left. >> everything you own. >> in the box to the left. >> in my closet that's my stuff. >> if i bought it don't touch. >> don't touch. >> could you walk and talk at the same time? >> i knew your face was going to

make that. >> greg: annoy me. >> trick questions dana perino with john roberts this week. >> the chief justice of the supreme court? >> the other one. >> our very own john roberts. >> jesse: whatever i was clarence thomas. "jesse watters primetime" johnny went out and asked about trump, i think, third indictment. >> are you okay with joe biden trying to lock up his political opponent. >> worse for the planet and country. >> why not beat him at the ballot box. >> i don't think joe biden would get the votes again. >> that's a tease. >> yeah. >> dana: anything else on the show? >> jesse: i didn't want to do the bear thing. they have been pushing this bear video. these bear vindios i shouldn't say i have a whole bear sessionment on my show. [laughter] >> dana: give the time to shannon? >> jesse: there is a bear video. steals this guy's golf bag. >> greg: that's a good video. >> jesse: hold on. here it goes. >> dana: must be food in there.

>> shannon: yeah, there is going to be snacks. >> jesse: i always keep a snack in the golf bag. >> dana: shannon, do you have? >> shannon: i can tell you in 10 seconds. 50th wedding anniversary farm are planted 80 acres of sun flowers as a surprise for his wife 1.2 million sun flowers. she says he loved it. he will not repeat it next year. met in local and fell in love. so sweet. >> dana: greg, are you going to give her a dirty look? >> greg: who? >> this is a sad day for america. when you look at what is happening this is 5% cushion of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> bret: former president donald trump the 45th president of the united states, moments after, pleading not guilty to four more of 78 charges he currently faces from now three criminal indictments. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the former president making his initial appearance in washington federal court today on the most rece