pause, thinking about this. they have continued to say we are going to do it again. we are going to do it again until we have eradicated israel. that is the people we want to have a strategic pause with. these are the people that have not back down one bit. to give hamas an opportunity to refit and get back into their positions, i think, is a terrible mistake. >> thank you very much. i apologize for the truncated time. former delta force commander. he is the real deal. thank you for your service as well. a bit of a comeback today. interest rates backing up a tad. i could be a lot worse. a six-day winning streak. here is "the five." ♪ ♪

>> hello, everyone. i am dana perino. jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ one year out from the 2020 election and joe biden is losing stunning new poles and must win swing states painting a catastrophic picture for the president. donald trump leading president biden. he things to a narrow advantage in wisconsin. that is not all the damage. biden is bleeding critical supports of all aspects of his coalition. "voters under 30 favor mr. biden by only a single percentage point. his lead among hispanic voters is down. women still favored mr. biden, men preferred mr. trump about twice as large a margin. team biden is brushing it off saying there is no cause for

concern. barack obama was also losing at this point in his reelection campaign. speaking of the former president, his top strategist is suggesting that biden should drop out. >> the issue is not -- for him is not political. you can see that in this poll. there's just a lot of concern about the age issue. think he needs to ponder. just do a check and say is this the right thing to do. time is fleeting here. this is probably the last moment for him to do that check. it is probably good if he does. >> the media is also seriously worried about the sevens election prospects. >> these are alarming yes budget serve as a wake-up call that the biden campaign in the country needs to understand what the

stakes are. >> this is a wake-up call. this is frightening not just for democrats but for anybody who fears when they return to a trump presidency would mean. >> this has to be a political five-alarm fire in the white house. >> is great to have you back around the table. about 2 months ago, "the washington post" had a poll that had trump over biden by 10 points. "the washington post" even put in the reporting that this is probably an outlier. everyone should not freak out. it turns out several polls since and shown the same thing. "the new york times" saying that. do you think axelrod is speaking for many democrats? he is willing to say out loud what many democrats are thinking? >> first, there is a belief in the democrat party and the biggest thing that unites democrats is that they don't want donald trump as president again.

you now have polling, consistent polling showing joe biden not being able to defeat him in key states. the national polling is rel relevant. five or six states. arizona, the border has something to do with it there. the other states, the thing i found most interesting is that 22% african american support, the fact that trump was leading in the more diverse the state wants the more former president trump was winning. the second thing that alarms me as part of this is president biden is named his economic message and economic plan going forward biden economics. there's one cost in american politics. the economy is always the issue. even if national security and other cultural issues are part of it, it all comes back to the economy. the border can come back to the economy. we are dealing with in israel and ukraine. as i listen to david axelrod, i heard the same thing. i wonder if he is suggesting that the president's age and may

be a lack comfort with vice president harris as a backup to the president. those issues that democrats are heavy on democrats minds good thinking about running and obviously there's someone in the race on the primary side. you've got to think about how do you stir support in south carolina? how to use their support? new hampshire is an outlier because of the challenges and consternation between the biden campaign in biden choosing to put south carolina in front. i saw a poll that said like voters in south carolina have some reservation about president biden. i would encourage democrats to distinguish in 2012 on 2 france. we were not in 2 wars then. president biden ran on having this kind of experience. the person that was the front runner on the other side likely was mitt romney. he went on to be the nominee.

he didn't have some of the baggage that president trump -- this is not an indictment on president trump per se. he's facing a lot of legally. this is not just five alarm. they've got to think about pushing a reset button here. what is happening and what they are doing is not resonating with part of their base. the most important part of the democratic base are voters. >> the fundamentals of the race are strong which is a tell that they have a problem. what did president biden do today? he gave a speech in front of amtrak and talking about $25 million for amtrak which does not address anything that people are concerned about. >> very good to be back around the table. >> the immediate needs their own poll for a wake-up call. big mac is $18. they need to run a poll to know that joe is going to get

shellacked. i was all in on the red wave. i might need to temper when i'm gonna say about this. when i see a poll this good know i have a hard time staying away from it. this poll is good. this is landslide city. this is 300 electoral votes for trump. this is trump might win the popular vote. if he sweeps this battleground states. if you get a win like that, it doesn't necessarily just mean it is a rejection of bidenomics. it is an endorsement of maga. if you -- this is maga country. maybe chicago is maga country if these numbers shake out. you are going to have to then if trump wins, uproot everything about bidenomics. you are going to uproot the entire green new deal. this is a full endorsement for the president to lock down the border. the media is going to have to live for joe biden to win and lie much more than they

did 4 years ago. the media's you have to tell you that having $5 in your pocket is better than having $10. they are going to have to tell you that war is good where they can have to tell you the border is secure and crime is only a red state problem. i don't think they are gonna be able to -- they are not that good of liars. blacks, hispanics, and young americans. i am looking at young americans. this is the biden base that has collapsed. three years of joe biden's policies, it sunk in. blacks, hispanics, young americans. it's over. you cannot win and election as a democrat and tyler republican with hispanics. you cannot have a republican can we get win 20% of the black vote. it shatters your entire coalition. now, everybody sees what we saw from the very beginning. this was a corrupted detached

man who is a d.c. dinosaur that has no clue what he's doing. now you can even afford to buy a house. obama world is coming in coming in to try to save the day. it's not just axelrod. eric holder said the other day that these judges really shouldn't be throwing trump in prison on gag order violations. you are making this guy into a row. the second richest man in the world doesn't want to have anything to do with the second biden term. the cia is leaking that they don't want joe back in the white house. that's a lot of powerful forces aligning to get this guy out of here. getting push bulls from abc news, "the new york times." not looking good. >> the poll was before what looks to be more internal strife within the democratic party about president biden's strong for israel. >> you even had people on his campaign apparently wanting to write a letter to the commander in chief telling them to back off of his support of israel. >> young people do not approve

of his approach to israel. arab americans, 17% approval rating. this is before all of that. if i am joe biden, i'm looking at this poll, i dug through it today. we joe biden be good for the country? when you add up the very good and somewhat god, guess what total you get. 8%. 8% think he would be good for the country. you look at president trump. he would be better off 20% advantage on the economy. 9% advantage on israel before you get the black voters. i never thought i would read in the new york time about trump's support black voters. a republican in modern times. it is the kind of support trump is getting. a caveat as you have to operationalize these numbers. in pennsylvania, you have to learn how to combat 40 days of early voting. you have to learn to combat some of the laws they have codified

where mass mail out of outings -- you have to bank votes in the way the democrats do. right now, it looks like this is how low can you go for joe. you have got to operationalize as republicans. >> it is great to be back around harold. in some cases, joe is down to single digits. i think we know wet single digit is giving him finally tell him this is his second term? you think you will know that? in all honesty, it is not age. it's ability. his actions as predicted if you wanted a second term from trump, give the democrats a term in between. you give the country a break from the media's tds which really didn't go away. he let the democrats drive the car into the ditch. trump gave joe a stable country and joe set it on fire.

this is what happens when you choose nice words and no deeds over good deeds and mean words. joe was supposed to smooth out all of those from above lumps and our nation's fabric. this was a war for the soul of the nation. what did we get? we got more division and more war. more crime, more inflation, more unfettered illegal immigration. this is why would trump, you need to focus on the deeds and live your life. how do you do that? i had an epiphany and rode it down. i was listening to this critic talk about the opportunity cost of trump. his divisive personality takes your eye off the ball. that is the reason we got this hamas attack. critics admitted that its policy on the middle east was better and safer. it was his personality that was a problem. this is the epiphany. trump is not an office and they still obsess over him 3 years later. the opportunity cost actually

grew greater under joe biden. which means if you like trump's policies but couldn't handle trump's behavior, you should probably still vote for trump anyway. the derangement will persist. you have a choice. trump obsession, space session policies either way, you could replace trump with any republican. the derangement will take another shape or form. if you want real opportunity cost, think about what we were obsessed with under biden appeared we were fixated on the ukrainian border. fixated on identity politics and racism. meanwhile, we were scared to death. our cities were crumbling and we were plagued by crime. we got all of that. plus trump derangement without the trump policies. think about that. trump is not even president needs changing the behavior of democrats. they start acting like adults. they realize they can't fight 2 wars.

they realize that unfettered illegal immigration and a border collapse is not going to work for them. you can let felons run free. democrats are starting to act like adults. they are scared to death of a child is trump. >> you had this epiphany on a saturday night. >> this is what i do now. >> pro-palestinian protesters vandalizing the gates of the white house. ♪ ♪ what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. she runs and plays like a puppy again.

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hamas demonstrators marched right up to the white house gates. at one point, some tried to scale the fence and get on white house grounds. the mob leaving a trail of vandalism like these blood red handprints on the white house fence. not to be outdone, rashida tlaib is also doubling down on her hatred of israel. >> the american people are not with you on this one. ♪ ♪ >> we will remember in 2024. ♪ ♪ >> look who is back to playing the both sides game. former president barack obama is saying israel is also to blame for the war with hamas. >> nobody's hands are clean that all of us are complicit to some

degree. what hamas did was horrific. there is no justification for it. and what is also true is that the occupation and what is happening to palestinians is unbearable. >> all of us are complicit. jesse, are you complicit in the murder of innocent children in n their beds? >> i would probably arrest ob obama. that is what he does to his opponents. imagine how disrespectful you have to be as the former president. you have to give the current president -- especially if he was your vp. a little room to maneuver. we know how treacherous the situation has been. he doesn't have to say that. he can pick your spots. he wanted to come out and say this. he wanted to try to get to the left of biden. this is the second apology tour.

is he trying to help the legacy out? it doesn't make any sense to me. maybe move toward the new american street which looks like the arab street some days. i don't like what they did to the white house. i hate when they vandalized statues. this guy is the french national game into mount washington win the revolutionary war. he won the siege at yorktown. we put his statue up across from the white house appeared one of the biggest honors you can ever have. they defaced it. you don't think they know who did this. this is the most secure part of the world right outside the white house. they have cameras everywhere. they know who vandalize the white house walls, the statues. you can spray paint all over the place. you can leave cocaine in the white house. if you walk through the capital peacefully, they will throw you in jail for 9 months. i really don't like how they are treating the protesters.

>> i was walking through town. i see this picture. it is the missing sign that you see. he is nine months old. my daughter and i stopped and said this is who we pray for every night. these protesters are doing such a disgrace to these innocent kids in the hands of hamas. >> president obama is a cautious speaker. he's a careful speaker. he picks his words. i do think he also knew that it was going to be public. >> unlike president bush's remarks were leaked from a private event. he said he supports president biden. he said there is a guilty party, and it is not israel, period, end sentence. a big reunion this weekend with all of the obama staff. they were doing the groundbreaking in chicago. they were all gathered there. instead of being able to say

everybody here, we need to support president biden. he is saying these things. he also said the reaction on tiktok is too much and there's too much social media. he said some things we would probably all agree with. it is the point where he says everyone is complicit. no, sir. i think if you go back to the iranian point, who is backing all of this? who has the money? who was trying to help them? all of those things go right back to that administration. president obama basically gave permission to do both sides. not to help president biden. president biden is increasingly on an island with a support for israel. i hope that he can hold strong. x going to be very difficult for him to do so. at all also might be another reason for him to say, i'm not running again. because i am going to focus on making sure that innocent people

are protected and the little baby is found safe and brought home in that israel and the palestinians and find a way forward. we have to eliminate hamas. president obama was in charge of the war that went after isis. he's basically saying he wants to time biden and netanyahu's hands and what he gave himself permission to do when he was president. >> netanyahu, control your rage. it was jewish babies that were burned alive. >> look at the protesters. there is a difference between persuasion and brainwashed. persuasion makes you think about your stance. brainwash is an attempt to replace thinking. there was a great video i retweeted of 2 -- i don't know if they were women. there was a nonbinary thing going on. they had torn down a poster for a vigil for missing jewish children. the guy was filming them going, why did you do it? they go, please don't put me on the internet.

finally, they got her to say, why did you tear it down? i just didn't think it should be there. then she ate her bagel. she hates jews but love their food. do we allow -- do we allow the vandalism of our nation symbols -- we already did with blm. the liberals opened the door to this. i'm not sure it can be closed. republicans aren't there to stop it. they are a single parent with an unruly violent child where they can control it anymore. it is out there. obama is projecting. you know, none of us brokered the iran nuclear deal. or acted nonchalantly projecting moral relativism when it came to israel. a state surrounded by a multitude of arab states. part of this has to do with trump being successful with the abraham accords.

i think it is weird how the police could be more respectful of violent and vandalizing protesters than the ones who aren't. imagine if a police officer had pulled a january 6 then shot an unarmed female protester to death after breaking a window. you can do that with the so-called oppressors. you better not do it with the oppressed. they are just cheering for. that is okay. >> do you wish president obama would have been more clear? the one i do. i thought your take on it was spot on. prime time, you are always prime time. two things. we are going to leave here. i don't understand for the life of me by people who are standing up for the palestinians who stand up for them rightly so don't start while they are saying whenever they are going to say with the idea and then demanded that the hostages be

released. these are civilians. these are not military personnel that hamas came in and tug. these are children. these were grandmom spirit these were daughters and sons. these were people at a concert. we have to differentiate. to the congresswoman who says this is against the palestinians. i don't agree with that. i think it is unfair to say that without also saying, this moment is unlike any moment the state of israel's ever seen. i understand those who believe that we have not done as big a part perhaps have not done a bigger part as we should have this nation. in helping to bring about a two-state solution. that conversation and where we are today are different conversations. until the hostages are released, it is very hard to imagine just to put in perspective. if 49,000 americans were killed by an invasion of our country

and 7,000 americans were taken hostage in the same exercise, it's hard for me to fathom if the senate how i would not be behaving very similarly to how the israelis are handling it. president biden, i think what he is trying to do and are actually accomplishing in many ways in the middle east trying to curtail a little bit of the ferocity of the israeli response and at the same time allow the israelis to respond and hold the coalition together and hopefully don't derail the saudi israeli normalization path. i wish president obama would have given president biden some credit on that front and given us some answers as opposed to what he did. >> pray for the release of those hostages this evening. fireworks in the courtroom. a liberal judge threatening to throw former president trump off the witness stand in his civil fraud trial. ♪ ♪

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>> it's a scam. it is a case that should be immediately dismissed. >> the judge doesn't like when president trump explains what actually happened. this is a judge who clearly has an issue if you have seen his behavior with me. you have seen your behavior with the president today. he has a clear issue with facts that are not good for the case. >> then notified defendant takes the witness stand. donald trump testifying in a high-stakes $250 million civil fraud trial which could lead to the dismantling of his empire. trump sparring with a liberal judge to accuse the former president of holding a campaign rally. the judge has threatened to eject donald from the witness stand due to what he deemed were nonresponsive answers telling trump's lawyers, "i beseech you

to control him if you can't, i will." are you happy or sad that this wasn't televised? >> something on that in a moment. have you ever use that word beseech in a sentence in real life? >> only in the bedroom. [laughter] >> now you know, america. >> i beseech you, stop snoring, gus. exactly. he does snore, that little monster. >> i have been called to a traitor to my profession. i don't think courtroom should be televised. i am against it. i think it doesn't necessarily help anybody in the courtroom. i think that there are some good reporting that goes on in the courtroom. if you are president trump, look at the sketches. they look pretty good. i am always against that. i don't think adding cameras makes things better for anybody.

i think if you look at what happened in the white house briefing room from 197 when mike mccurry made the briefings televised on the day that the lewinsky scandal broke. he wishes he could have held off a little bit longer. everything is moving to video. i like the tradition and the solemnity of having it without. >> go back to the wide shot. you can see there is louis c.k. over on the right. [laughter] hanging out. be an opener there. jesse, basically the most formidable candidates right now. do you get the feeling that he is being targeted? >> yes, greg. first of all, every time i hear the word "beseech," i'm going to think of greg in the bedroom. thanks a lot. an excellent woman. she did great analysis. she will be on my show tonight.

the new york attorney general and showing up and just sitting in the back of this court room all day long. she is not even arguing the case. she's got a crime wave. she's got a white collar crime wave. what is she doing? nothing. she is sitting in the back of the courtroom every day watching her lawyers argue the trial. she's giving a press conference and calling the former president names. what a waste of time. the fact that no one has ever prosecuted a case like this and the history of new york state. it is crazy. >> it is crazy, harold. what do you have to say about letitia james? this is personal. this isn't really about her job, is it, harold? >> i follow this in the press. i read some of the motions because i was curious. three takeaways. i don't think most people know that the facts of this case --

the judge gave -- the attorney general argument wins. there has been fraud. they appealed. they lost the appeal. this is about the penalty phase. the only person who is going to decide has any say so and what the penalty for president trump is the judge. i would probably come out that's a little differently. i might be criticizing letitia james for bringing the case. he has every right to do that. i don't understand why you would go after the judge as viciously as he is. finally, people are criticizing letitia james for being political and campaigning on the back that she was going to go after president trump. i am like dana on two things. i'm old-fashioned about the courtroom. i'm old-fashioned. i don't think judges and top prosecutors out to be elected. i think we ought to have a different way of doing it. they run on an agenda. she ran on an agenda.

president trump said i will appoint judges that will undo abortion. he got elected and guess what. he did exactly that. the politics of this doesn't bother me as much as i'm not sure this impacts the president's politics for the real question for him is will he ever be able to do business in new york state again? i can very well be the penalty in this case. >> what advice would you give him when he's in the courtroom? >> i would advise them to ask for a better sketch artist. it does not look like -- i would just simply say this. letitia james to call someone a con man then got elected, then bring this case, then have a judge who says i'm not here to hear what president trump has to say. you are the judge. you have to listen to what the defendant says. this is a travesty of justice. that sketch looks nothing like trump.

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down here. i think it's going to be a renaissance for the whole neighborhood. >> we have talked about this a lot on the show. a leader -- is this the right thing and should this be a model for the country? >> it seemed pretty easy to do. they got up and they left. where did they go? presumably some kind of shelter. why wasn't it done sooner? what is the lesson for the other cities? politicians will tell you what they want to do but they never decide to do anything unless they've got skin in the game. apparently they got sued. the theory is, democrats only act on behalf of its taxpaying law-abiding citizens. they think they are going to lose an election or money. >> your thoughts on this. >> of the kabul that brought the suit have a restaurant. basically, they were at their wits' end. they had called the cities so many times. they call their congressmen.

they finally file a lawsuit. it did take them a while. it took them several months to get this done. they started in the beginning of may. they had to have it done by november 30th. i'm glad that they did it. other cities should absolutely do it. imagine you have paid your taxes every year. the only way to get something done is by suing the city. you have to hire lawyers. that is ridiculous. the city should have done this anyway. this is a good morning. it's a good opportunity also a warning for other cities. get ahead of it. do what the people are expecting. do not allow homelessness to take over your city. >> when i was in los angeles where i stated, i didn't see a single homeless person. when i drove to lax, i saw quite a few of them. when you are at the 69th and park avenue, you don't see a lot of homeless people. go 20 blocks south and a little bit to the west, you will see some tents. the same thing with

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>> dana: love that music. time for "one more thing." jesse. >> jesse: i was in california a couple days ago and i was speaking to california farmers my ag night event and i had no idea what a power house the agricultural industry in california was. it's where we get all of our food. especially the pistachios which i can't stop eating we will have the full report on california crops later in the week. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," the transgender manifesto. we believe has been released. 8:00. >> dana: i'm going to watch that for sure. for one couple in virginia, it was love at first sight when they saw a four month old german shepherd named daysy. the couple had to be first in

line at the shelter's grand opening ceremony. the only problem their wedding was scheduled for the same day and time. so they moved their ceremony up by two hours so they could exchange their vows rushing over to adopt daisy and became the special guest of honor. >> this is the sweetest story. perino on politics. a lot going on that podcast. it just posted. greg? >> greg: all right, trying to stifle a really terrible joke about that wedding. don't say it. >> dana: i beseech you. >> greg: great show tonight emily compagno, dr. drew, joe devito and kat timpf. it is going to be a blast at 10:00 p.m. greg's cats are jerks news. as you know cats are jerks. they tonight even bother hiding it anymore like this one. here is a proposal very important part of people's lives. [laughter] >> greg: the cat notices the cat's name is low key. belongs to the bride-to-be

sister. she did this on purpose. in indianapolis which i believe is in indiana, dana. it's a wonderful little town. look, so that's a cat being a jerk. >> dana: all right. there is a dog being friendly. >> dana: keep us posted on those jerk cats. harold? >> harold: this amazing scene unfolded in the nfl as houston texans played the buccaneers, got kicked out of game, bumped out of the game. here is the running back kicks the field goal, 29-year-old food goal. first time kicked a field goal. the texan got injured had to leave the game. his kicker's name is dari -- i apologize if i slaughtered this young man's name. i was listening to the game in the car driving back in. what a day for him and what a win for the texans. >> greg: kickers don't like that. >> kellyanne: beautiful moment

ramirez goes by t. a special needs student and he made a half court shot just before the. [buzzer] buzzer at liberty high school. so proud of you. >> dana: you go, boy. >> kellyanne: could you pick that shot? >> greg: pick it as an item we can't make jokes about and 30 seconds left. >> jesse: surely make a joke about someone with special needs half court shot. i have heard you make multiple jokes. >> dana: or about the wedding couple. >> greg: which was going to last longer the dog or the wedding? who knows? >> kellyanne: or the mean cats. >> dana: do you have anything to promote, kayleigh? >> kellyanne: outnumbered every day at noon. >> dana: i will see you on "america's newsroom." harold, are you going to be anywhere? >> harold: go blue. >> dana: happy to be here. >> bret: you are running out of things to say, dana. you didn't have anything else. >> dana: it's not usually anything. harold, do you have anythi