and so you kind of can see the writing on the wall. where it's one thing to say hey, those prosecutors are way over there skis. this is a political prosecution. it's another if you have a jury of your peers saying hey, trump is guilty. that's harder to say hey, these average americans who just signed up for jury duty, they're totally bad. this is not our system of justice. i think that would hurt trump because 91 felony charges, it's just so hard to defeat every single one where they're such a high conviction rate in our system. >> neil: will watch it very closely. daniel lippmann, as they say. my walter cronkite impression. it's apparently not very good. always good seeing you. daniel lippmann. a quick peek at that dow. down day after four up days. stocks racing along on the notion that so far the economy is just about right. we'll see. here's "the five." [cheers and applause]

>> dana: hello, everyone! i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and tyrus. it's 4:00 in nashville and this is "the five." we are so excited. [cheering] thanks, everyone. we are as excited as you to be back in music city with an amazing crowd. great to have everyone. we had a wonderful time. how is anybody out there doing today? [cheers and applause] tyrus says i mean huge surprise coming in just a few minutes. we are here in town for the fifth annual patriot awards taking place right here at the grand ole opry house. the big event honors the everyday american heroes who have shown dedication to our nation. later on tonight, we'll be

presenting one of the awards ourselves. so somebody is going to get that from us. nashville, it's a great city with a ton of fun. you're going to have a chance to see all of us get a little dance lesson, as they say. here, take a look. hi, everybody. nashville. we are here to learn a little line dancing. see how everybody does. >> i'm jesse. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> jesse: are we ready? >> you are almost ready but you are not nashville ready. when we go ahead and get you some cowboy hats. >> jesse: is going to mess up my hair? >> we are going to start with the grapevine. does anybody know what the great vine is? >> dana: s. >> stepped out with your right, we're going to bring our feet together and add clap.

part two. we are going to take the right heel into the floor on one, back in on two. left heel dig on three, back in on four. try to put the whole thing together again. six, seven, eight. ♪ ♪ >> dana: jesse! getting ready to turn. turning. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you. high five. we have a surprise for you upstairs so i don't we head upstairs? >> jesse: can we line dance upstairs? >> dana: oh! how did you sneak in here? >> i was watching.

after that wonderful display of rhythm and elegance. you've got to be hungry. >> dana: i'm hungry. >> jesse: this is an appetizer. tyrus, that's what you eat for the entree. >> dana: this looks like hot chicken. >> jesse: i'm going to go in. >> tyrus: one, two, three, go. >> jesse: it's really hot. it's hot. [bleep] it sneaks up on you. >> tyrus: did it sneak up or kick me in the mouth? >> judge jeanine: can i have some water? >> jesse: you know what i need? i need a hat. can i get something like that? >> tyrus: would you all like cats like this? how about boots like this? i've got a place, time boots will hook you all out. >> judge jeanine: let's go. >> tyrus: this is big time boots for big-time people. >> judge jeanine: the most important thing we can do, dana,

is get skins. >> dana: you look at this. that one up there. >> jesse: dana, it's like cinderella. if it fits, it fits. >> tyrus: he's a northerner. i need a complete makeover. >> jesse: i want ostrich. >> tyrus: you are an ostrich guy. >> jesse: tyrus, do i look all right? >> tyrus: you are cowboy right. >> jesse: in my nashville right? >> jessica: we had such a good time. we ate, we shopped. we've got to go do "the five." >> judge jeanine: one, two, three. >> yee-haw! >> dana: that was super fun. big thanks to big time boots and wildhorse saloon which next year is going to be reimagined as is

inspired -- luke combs inspired entertainment and explains. tyrus, were you embarrassed? >> tyrus: i am a parent. when i see little people doing their best, awkwardness is part of the game. proud of you. jesse, your courage was amazing. >> jesse: as a white man without any rhythm, i thought i exceeded expectations. >> tyrus: which is crazy because that is the widest dance known to man. >> jesse: i still couldn't pull it off. >> tyrus: everyone was proud of you. >> jesse: thank you. >> dana: the judge got the award from the instructor as the best rhythm. >> judge jeanine: not everyone was proud of you, jesse. >> jesse: i had to let the girls win one time. >> judge jeanine: there he goes. thank you, jesse. we wouldn't be here without it. >> dana: jessica, what have you thought of the day? >> jessica: i have loved the day. the fried pickles were probably my highlight. the hot chicken. and the dancing was great.

>> jesse: we found out your kryptonite is hot chicken. >> tyrus: like i said, my foster parents were italian. that's as far as it went. what was the little johnnies? johnny cakes? phenomenal. >> jesse: they went down easy. >> tyrus: you eating a ton of johnny cakes was amazing. >> judge jeanine: wasn't too hot. >> tyrus: johnny was "just right." >> dana: we had a beautiful day weather-wise but the people, judge, they are amazing. >> judge jeanine: there amazing. we need to do this more often don't you think? [cheering] we need to go on the road. >> dana: it's great and it's wonderful to be here to be part of the patriot awards. this is where you have extraordinary americans who are finally being recognized. it's the fifth annual one i hope everyone's going to watch it on fox nation tonight. >> jesse: we will be watching. there was one thing i had to call dana out for and i just want to get the audience's opinion on this. we checked into the flight together and as we board, we are sitting close to each other, and i offered to put dana's luggage

on the top luggage stowaway and she wouldn't let me. now, if a man asks a woman, would you like me to put the luggage up for you, what are you supposed to say? >> dana: yes. however, if your friend and colleague who you need desperately on this day has had a long time ago back surgery and done very well with that. >> jesse: come on. >> tyrus: good point. he needed a double backiotomy. he said oh, my back, then he gets to sit at home for three months and relax. >> judge jeanine: you know who gets the kudos? dana does because she recognized her limitations. >> dana: i will tell you this. jesse did get my bag down for me. so thank you so much. you might be wondering why we have this extra chair right here. we've got a big surprise for you especially those of you who watch "the five" for a long time. country superstar and my

personal favorite dierks bentley is here. come on out. [applause] >> how are you doing? dierks bentley. we're going to have you here the front row. you had a chance to meet everybody backstage. everybody here knows. >> dierks: i love the video. >> tyrus: as i said before, guilty feet have no rhythm. >> dana: you have rhythm when you came to nashville years ago. it's changed a lot and it's changed you, given you a lot of opportunity. >> dierks: i have been here for 30 years in this building here right now backing up to the grand ole opry so this building is very special where we are today because this is where nashville's past, future, lives inside the grand ole opry in the home of country music. i love this town. i love seeing the video because i know all the spots. i used to go to wildhorse saloon with a fake i.d. so i know all those honky-tonks down there.

>> judge jeanine: can i ask a question, i first became familiar with you i think it was 2003 with a song "what was i thinking" which was hysterical. the lyrics. what's the story behind that song? >> dierks: it was a pretty wild night that night. still some pending legal -- i'm kidding. i don't want the judge to be like, i can't talk. that was a great song that i wrote with two of my buddies. part of the nashville songwriting process. sharing stories about your past and things you've done a little bit of embellishment. >> judge jeanine: the guy is trying to date. her body's got a heart like a 1. >> pepper in your tailgate and driving away with a girl. saturday night in nashville, tennessee. i say that all the time. >> dana: you had a big announcement today and we want to be part of it. >> dierks: dana has been on a

lot of my shows. >> dana: i am not a stocker yet. >> dierks: we come backstage and we have a few drinks. on stage singing but i host a big cocktail party every night. my friends come out and dana is one of my favorite people, favorite friends and i have these drink backstage. a drink company made in tennessee, my buddy josh alice. it's called withco, stands for "with company." my friends all of the country i get to see him in april for a walk on stage and nothing brings people together more than a cocktail pay whether there is alcohol in it or not. the good thing about withco, i discovered as a pilot, i fly my band sometimes to and from joseph. those of the nights that i can't drink, sadly. i'm able to use this with a -- make it a fake cocktail. i'm not sure what we have in these classes tonight. probably the real thing. [laughter] >> tyrus: i will take care of

that. give a bad back. >> jesse: is at a cocktail or a mocktail? >> dana: , a margarita. you use this. you can add soda water or add your favorite spirit. >> dierks: it's made in tennessee, all natural ingredients, it takes a while to make it come a little harder to make it. the older i get, i don't want to have anything that's not good for you. there's alcohol in it as well. you get the good stuff and you also get the fun of the spirit. >> jesse: healthy alcohol. if in looking for this my whole life. >> dierks: healthy alcohol, you heard it here first. >> jessica: do you bring it with you everywhere? >> dierks: that's how these guide discovered me. i have it in my rider on the road. we used two crushed limes for an hour and then you had the jalapenos somewhere. following on the ground and you still use it. 5-second rule. this just makes it all so easy. everyone gets a chance to be a

bartender. you can make -- we have nine different kinds, this is the agave margarita. we have in target, coming to walmart. >> dana: before we go, if there's people watching who've never been to nashville and they are thinking about making a clip, what are two or three things they must do? >> dierks: great question. i do have a bar here and i recommend that by before you go to my bar, you have to go to the old school stuff. robert's western world. she knows what i'm talking about. you can listen to classic country music. you can buy boots on the wall. get you grilled cheese bologna sandwich, a ppr beer, bison boots, listen to great country music. there's a place next to that, legends is another great honky-tonk. if you have time to head down to whiskey row. >> jesse: it looks like we have plans for tonight.

>> dana: his new album. "gravel and gold" is excellent. thanks for joining us. thank you. i appreciate it. >> jesse: these are really good. >> dana: much more to come live from nashville including another big surprise. before we get to that, a chaotic scene erupting in our nation's capital last night. anti-israeli mob clashing with police officers outside of the dnc? >> announcer: "the five" at the patriot awards. sponsored by...

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[cheers and applause] >> jesse: welcome back to "the five" live from nashville. pro-hamas lunatics causing anarchy outside the dnc. >> back, back. >> jesse: at least six officers injured after 150 israel-hating agitator storm the dnc headquarters unlocked the doors. protesters calling themselves peaceful as they flung for seven pepper sprayed cops. the chaos causing democrats inside to evacuate and house offices to be locked down. so far, only one arrest. the insanity continued today. one of the rabid protesters confronting the democrat who called their antics pro-terrorist. >> sir, sir, what is the strategy to do that? >> i've got to get your organization to call for hamas

to disarm. that's my strategy. >> call for netanyahu to stop saying that they are going to raze gauze onto the ground. >> jesse: blocking traffic in bridges. you know i feel about traffic. what should happen? >> judge jeanine: you have six cops injured. according to the capitol police, 150 people acting illegally. one person is arrested. here's a gem. they brought out the national guard on tuesday for the israeli peace march where there was no violence at all. no one got arrested. to me, this is just wednesday and biden's america. the sad part about all of this is their calling for de-escalation. they are calling for a decrease in the violence. we want a cease-fire. they are doing it violently. i mean, it makes no sense.

it's contradictory to do everything we are supposed to be doing. that is just tlaib and the squad and what they believe in. >> jesse: jessica, your party is running wild. what do you have to savor yourself question right >> jessica: we have talked about this before it's not my party. members of the squad did come out and defend it and say it was the right to peacefully protest of the ones who were peacefully protesting, that's their prerogative but that's not what was going on. i don't know what they thought they were going to accomplish at the dnc. it's a weird location to go and do this. i think the juxtaposition of the 290,000 people who were at the march for israel completely peaceful, who all went through and checked in, stood there and listened to speeches for hours and then you see this. just a couple days later. it was quite stark. i wasn't on the show right after so i just wanted to say that i found all of the speech is very powerful but in particular curing from the families who

also spoke about the innocent palestinian lives. this is not something that is lost on people, that there are innocent people on the other side of this. but a cease-fire is an win for hamas and that's just not happening. >> jesse: do you understand the fact, tyrus, the only one person was arrested after that kind of behavior? >> tyrus: unfortunately i do understand that we all understand it because probably that person was out by the afternoon. the difference between the two groups is belief and passion. if i care about something and i want peace, i'm going to push it. i'm going to be the biggest monstrous peaceful man because if i promote peace maybe they will too. but these marches aren't about the palestinians. these marches are about what we just saw. they want the police to engage with them. they want violence. you can never have a mostly peaceful protests of the five of us are up here and we are all peacefully protesting and dana decides to throw something, it's no longer peaceful protest.

we look at her and we are like, this is why you don't get to drink. [laughter] will make a joke but that's the point. it's the same protest that we saw with black lives matter. it's a professional protest designed to engage to get police officers to attack them. they get the video clip. we are talking about it as it happens. you take the sound out and you get a documentary behind it or you get the right network behind it and they'll talk about brutality as they fought for the palestinian children, the evil police department of america is attacking them and that's all there therefore. it's the same individuals. if you ever stopped up and say what are you here for, they will say you are a racist. i'm here to stop you. they have no idea what they are talking about. that's the sadness of it all. that's the difference between the two. >> dana: i have two things. one is, i think all those protesters would last about 18 minutes under islamist rule. all of them would have been

arrested and more for that behavior. the other thing is, something very strange is going on at "the washington post." they had almost 300,000 people arrived on the national mall complete with these 300,000 -- the largest march for israel in the history of the united states and it doesn't even meet the a section of "the washington post"? it's buried in the metro section. fine section, whatever but that's where you bury that news. then you have people attacking the dnc. this is the heart of washington, d.c., and it doesn't make the front page of the paper? something very strange is going on. but we are paying attention. >> jesse: we are paying attention, especially dana who never misses anything. coming up, from music city, uh-oh! even joe biden doesn't think he should be running for president. ♪ ♪

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[cheers and applause] >> judge jeanine: we are live in nashville with an amazing audience. let's hear it for them. for you guys. [cheers and applause] now, all right. now let's get to this. american voters are screaming from the rooftops again. give us anybody but joe biden. more than half of voters want to see the other candidates throw their hats in the ring for the 2024 presidential race. even the big guy himself seems to want someone else to run. >> i want to talk about governor newsom. i want to thank him. he has been one of a governor, man. matter fact, he could have the job i'm looking for.

>> judge jeanine: while gavin newsom measures the drapes at the white house he could face some fierce competition with this hollywood megastar. dwayne "the rock" johnson was on capitol hill mid buzz of a positive jewel bid. >> i have friends who support trump. i have friends who support biden. >> do you have really have friends who support biden? >> no, no, no i have friends. it's a good check. i have friends who are loyal to the party. >> judge jeanine: tyrus, i'll start with you. all right, the rock. he's an athlete, he's in great shape. self-made. he's a businessman. now he wants to throw his hat up and running for president. what we know about him? >> first of all, that's not what he did.

he went to the white house to work on trying to get recruitment up in the military. let's stay focused on what he really came to do. literally anybody who drives by the white house with their window down, are you running for president? they just don't want biden anymore. we came there to get our recruitment up because recruitment in this country with the exception of the marines is down astronomically. no one wants to be a police officer anymore. can't blame them. nobody wants to join the military. can't blame them. that's what he's there for. his time in the wwe, my time in the wwe and we have supported the troops at a high level. wwe he has been a great vehicle and working relationships. that's what he was therefore, how do we get recruitment up. everyone came up with a plan. get biden out. >> judge jeanine: okay. this is an official announcement. you are speaking on behalf of rock. he's not running for president. >> tyrus: i don't know what he's doing. i have enough time running this

juggernaut. maybe i'll run for president. [cheering] >> judge jeanine: that might work. all right, jesse, the next one is to you. take a listen to this gavin newsom. >> after today would you still approach president xi is a dictator and the term used earlier. >> he is. he is the dictator. he's a guy who runs a country. >> judge jeanine: that is blinken. biden call xi jinping a dictator and even secretary of state blinken. >> judge jeanine: everybody winces when joe biden talks. and xi is not a dictator. he is joe biden's personal banker. >> whoa.

>> jesse: what the roxette is interesting because there is no biden voter. i've never seen a biden bumper sticker. i've never seen a biden t-shirt, a biden hat. >> jessica: have you spoken to your mother? >> jesse: my mother isn't a biden voter. she's an anti-trump voter. that's what all the democrats were last time and everybody wants him to leave because he was supposed to get elected and then pass the torch. he's like the guy that arcade was too old to be there and he's playing little basketball hotshot and all the kids are like, hey, old guy, you said it was our turn next. going away. that's why people are frustrated. they want newsom and they are throwing up this trial balloon. let's be honest, kamala's popped. you must be upset if you are kamala hearing president biden endorsing devon newsom. -- gavin newsom. democrats will hold their nose

and vote for a old white man. sp five. gavin newsom, slicked back hair. >> dana: when he went there, joe biden was out of the country. what's he doing there? i think gavin newsom has been a very good surrogate per joe biden. if you're going to have a surrogate, somebody's going to speak on your behalf you could do worse than having gavin newsom do it and inevitably people are going to say are you just trying to run and undermine him? i don't think gavin newsom has shown is trying to undermine him. they have other -- other ways to do it, like dean phillips, the congressman from minnesota, definitely trying to undermine joe biden. gavin newsom might decide to run for president but he doesn't really have the support. there's not a groundswell of support for the party faithful. it's a most as if gavin newsom is trying to make himself a thing and the democratic party is not there yet. maybe they could get there. >> judge jeanine: do even though the democrat party is thinking? nobody is saying anything.

they're like, we are all supporting joe and nobody is saying anything. >> jessica: that is saying something and that's the normal thing to do. >> judge jeanine: 69% of the democrats don't want him to run. >> jessica: looking at articles that nate silver himself who was dissing joe biden a few days ago rode in 2011 about obama being toast, right? when mitt romney was up five points around this time and then lo and behold obama went on and very successful second term won that election. think he was being polite to gavin newsom perry being hosted in his state. they made a huge effort. they cleaned up. we joked about it. yes, they cleaned up. xi jinping couldn't of been that mad. he gave us the pandas. it's a big deal, we are getting more pandas. everyone should be excited. >> dana: if you have a meeting with the dictator of china and your deliverable is we've got a couple of pandas. >> jessica: there was more. >> dana: not good enough. >> jessica: i am very

outnumbered today. it's usually four against one but this is like 200 against one. >> tyrus: there is a democrat over there. get him out. >> jessica: someone was nice to me in the hallway. >> judge jeanine: on top of that, biden, you can't call it his administration but someone on his behalf said it was extremely wrong for joe biden, xi jinping's group said it was wrong for joe biden to say what he said to call him a dictator as soon as he left town. joe isn't doing so well. anyway, coming up from nashville, some big news on legendary music icons dolly parton and snoop dogg. >> dana: oh! ♪ ♪

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welcome back. time for the fastest. first up, you can't be in nashville and not talk about the queen of country music herself. dolly parton. someone popped the question to dolly. about whether artificial intelligence could ever replicate her unique singing style. here's what she had to say. "i hope nobody can ever replicate me or what i do. ai is a scary thing." dana, since this is literally your second home, you are a music icon in terms of listening. do you agree with her? >> dana: who could ever disagree with dolly? she is definitely america's sweetheart. i think she's right especially when it comes to creative people and creators. we already saw the world appended with streaming in the industry took a long time to figure it out. i'm sure there's people in this room that were part of that and now you have things like illustrators for example being usurped. how are they going to protect their own products and get paid for what they do? the other thing that dolly says,

she talks about the preciousness and uniqueness of individuals on how important it is and that robots could never replace us. >> tyrus: jesse, let me hit you with the scenario. you are on two number one shows. jesse watters is an internationally known man. cnn can't find a way to beat you so they create ai watters and you are going one-on-one. is this okay? >> jesse: my greatest weakness, narcissism. [laughter] so i think i'd be able to beat myself. there will never be another jesse watters. or a tyrus or anybody. because every human has emotion and some day you wake up and you're angry and some days you wake up and you're invigorated. that volatility emotionally allows you to create and have those highs and lows and able to express yourself in a way that a computer will never be able to do, tyrus.

>> tyrus: do you agree? >> jessica: about the narcissism, yes. >> tyrus: if we created a left-leaning ai jesse watters, could he beat the real watters? >> jesse: logically? >> tyrus: it's her time, watters. >> jessica: logically, yeah i think it's pretty easy for the left-leaning folks out there. >> jesse: can ai watters still interrupt her? >> tyrus: would he have blonde hair? >> jessica: he is perfect as he is. >> jesse: that's sweet. i love you. >> jessica: that's really sweet. and he said it in public. the thing i love about dolly parton and the way she talks about these issues she was feels like she's looking after who's coming next. and it's not about her. she has done and all. she never wants to be out there taking, you know, credit for things. she silently goes around doing good and inspiring people. all her work with the libraries.

i love that about how she was discussing this issue. clearly not preserving herself adjusting whoever's coming up next is going to be up against this machine. >> tyrus: judge, from a legal aspect, could jesse sue ai jesse? >> judge jeanine: honestly, yes. that's what the future is going to be because if you can finally identify who is creating the ai and that's where i think the problem is going to be. the genesis of the ai. you absolutely can. because of using your likeness and there is even in many states laws, civil rights law in new york which protects your livelihood -- coat your likelihood to make money for themselves when you're not gettg any payment. as a lawyer for jesse. no problem. i'll send you my bill later. here's the thing. dolly parton, she is right. she doesn't like this because she is, as everyone has already

said, an icon and she got to where she was, she worked very hard. nobody gave her a helping hand. she climbed up the ladder herself. her emotions, reactions, instincts are different from what ai may think and i would be -- i understand why she would be insulted that someone would try to do an ai of her. i respect that. >> tyrus: watters, always imitated, never duplicated. coming up we have another huge surprise from nashville. ♪ ♪ right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal.

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: welcome back to nashville. hours now the one that only pete hegseth will be ditching his jeans for a tuxedo as he hosts the fifth edition of the patriot awards which honors the incredible sacrifices of ordinary americans. pete, welcome to "the five." >> thanks for having me. you guys look awesome. >> jessica: tell us about what to expect. >> pete: it's celebration of america. if you are stuck in feeling down about the country which a lot of

people are right now, tonight will remind you why it's so special and that's why work so hard year-round to identify the stories of patriots, many of which are stories you've never heard. people who never ever sought the spotlight, they did the right thing for all the right reasons or community, their family, and the country into night the spotlight is going to find them and this is what hollywood should do. highlight real heroes. >> dana: i have a question. i know there's a nomination process and is whether you can nominate people. what's it like when the person is called and they find out they are getting one of these awards? >> pete: it's a really neat experience. you work really hard to try to identify those stories. we get nominations. categories like back to blue, word for courage, most valuable patriot, young patriot, salute to service. so when hubler could fit into those.

it steers, shocked. a lot of it maybe doesn't settle in. for me the favorite moment of the show is when the recipients get the award. they walk up on stage. the emotion overtakes them and you and everyone and then when they start crying, tyrus goes up to the stage. >> tyrus: all those people in the audience with tissues, i had your back. >> pete: there was an army veteran, a colonel who ran a roundtable who keeps stories of world war ii a life. he was overcome by emotion. have been doing it quietly for 25 years with no recognition. his community, reminding people of the service and sacrifice of those vets and then he's on stage going man, i didn't know anybody care this much. that's the point. before giving him that tissue, the best part about it was he said "thanks, tyrus." he tried to hand it back. whoa, you're good. >> jesse: pete, you moved out

of the northeast and took your family down here to tennessee. what is that extremes like gnome for you and your family? >> pete: the best life choice i've ever made. [cheering] i mean it. i'll talk about this a little bit tonight but we live in a time where when the world is swirling around you, it's time to go to the basics. it's god and your family. what am i doing to provide to the next generation of my kids? what school are they in? what church are we in? who are our neighbors, what is our community, what values are we infusing into them. i know we've got folks from all over the country here. you can find that all over this great country, even in blue states. it's wonderful to go to a state where those values are reinforced. freedom, great food, great weather, lots of open space. the second amendment actually exists. [cheering] all those types of things. middle tennessee has become our home and we love it but we really did move to a school,

little classical christian school that is the kind of education i wish i had. i wish more americans had. >> jesse: on the low taxes have nothing to do with it. >> pete: nothing to do with it. >> judge jeanine: pete, you were in the military. you've given so much to this country and you continue to do so. where does this core belief come from? >> pete: it comes from standing shoulder to shoulder with guys in the field from different backgrounds. different families, different economic status. you've got a shared mission so i stand on that stage and i set it last year, the guys i'm think about other guys i served with. the guys and gals will never give in recognition, they'll never get the spotlight. they'll never have that moment on stage but i want them to feel like tonight is honoring them because i know what they did. i saw it. i walked with them. we left guys -- we didn't leave any deny but we lost guys there. we are still losing guys at home, that's.

by honoring them and spotlighting them we hope it salute someone more time. [applause] think you all. thank you, guys. >> jessica: thank you for joining us. can't wait to see you later this evening. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪)

this is franklin graham. i had a veteran one time tell me, "is there such a thing as a bucket of hope?

"my bucket is getting pretty empty." and maybe you feel the same way when you look at the wars in the world, the demonstrations, the political chaos. you just ask yourself, "what hope do we have?" well, we've got a lot of hope, if we put our faith and trust in god. you see, god loves you. he made you, he created you, he sent his son jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died and shed his blood on a cross for our sins, and god raised him to life. if you are willing to trust him right now, god will forgive you. just pray this prayer with me. if you haven't done this, do it right now. just say, "god, i'm a sinner." i'm sorry. forgive me. i want to turn from my sins. i believe jesus christ is your son. i want to trust him as my savior. amen. you prayed that prayer, call the number right now that's on the screen. god bless you!

>> dana: time now for "one more" jesse. >> jesse: four time major winner rory mcroy had a tough hole today. sliced his drive. all of the sudden the ball goes, lands on a lady's lap. [laughter] >> jesse: he came over and he hit his 6 iron right off of her just kidding, no he didn't. he ended up bogging the hole.

fun watch. "jesse watters primetime" 8:00. we got dana perino, riley gaines and carley shimkus, check us out. >> all right, judge, okay. so check out this adorable k-9 nova from the essex police department from vermont. every day after a long day the a work she helps around the house by shoveling snow after a bad storm. local police joked that that may be the dog that was in the wrong department and should be transferred to public works. instead, he is really moving that shovel. >> dana: pretty cute. i also have got a horse. scotland's name is twinkle going viral for his side eye. he has some silly antics here. he loves to dance. and everyone who meets him says he is unlike any horse they have ever met. you can follow him. [laughter] >> twinkle, indeed. tyrus, what's you got? >> tyrus: first of all, cheers. >> cheers. >> tyrus: i love this as much as my new book.

nuf said. those who bought my first book thank you. buy again appreciate it. first book talks about me. this book talk about everybody else. >> by the way, the forward is done by dana perino. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: nice. >> dana: i thought it was a pretty good one. >> tyrus: phenomenal and billy corrigan and then, of course, tomorrow night i'm filming my fox nation special "tyrus here and now." we are pretty busy. >> dana: jessica? jessica jessica longer read than. this arizona. came out of retirement. teaches sixth grade. he got dtioned with breaking brpancreaticcancer. >> dana: what it is, indeed have. great night, everybody. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> bret: hey, danna, tell nashville i said