in order for law enforcement to be successful in solving crime in this country, they need citizens. the american citizen is definitely necessary. when we look at the penny case, we need good samaritans. we need individuals to step up. when i hear about this racism in the penny case in new york in the subway case, where this man was choked to death unfortunately, there was no racism. there were people of every ethnic background on that train. they wanted help. they were very concerned about their own safety. >> sandra: glad to have you on. we are up against the top of the hour. thank you so much. i appreciated. thanks for joining us. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪

>> hello, everyone. i am dana perino along with judge jeanine waters, and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 and new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ daniel penny and his lawyers raising a toast to his freedom just moments after a jury in manhattan found that marine veteran not guilty of criminally negligent homicide in a choke hold death of jordan neely on a crowded subway. a verdict causing the courtroom to erupt and collapse from penny's defense as well as threats on penny's life from black lives matter leaders who just days ago promised riots if penny was acquitted. >> everybody else has vigi vigilantes. we need some black vigilantes. people want to jump up and choke us and kill us for being loud. how about we do the same when they attempt to oppress us?

>> the only crime that jordan neely was guilty of was the color of his skin. these wonderful white people, i hope they celebrate their christmas while the neely family is praying and asking god for comfort. [bleep] them, [bleep] america. >> says jeanine pirro will be sitting down with daniel penny for his first interview since the not guilty verdict. i cannot wait to see that. you can catch the first look right here on "the five" tomorrow in the full interview streams on wednesday on "fox nation." i am so glad you will get this chance to talk to him. you have been at the trial. you know the lawyers involved. you have followed every step of this. i think this is a result that many of us thought should be the case. as of friday, it was definitely not a sure thing. >> i think friday when they said that they were hung on the counts, but they would be coming

back. we were all concerned that it might be a compromise guilty verdict. the truth is that as you analyze this, the justification that they clearly had a problem with -- which is why they hung, they have the same problem. it's the same justification issue. without getting into the weeds, they finally, all of them decided that he was justified. it was a good day for new york. it's a good day for america. because people can come out and say, we need black vigilantes. people shouldn't be killed for yelling. they don't know the facts, or they are hiding the facts. this is a guy who had 42 arrested in a 7-year period. a list of the top mentally -- he had open warrants for assaulting women on the subway.

he fractured and 60-year-old woman's orbital bone. the bottom line is this. good samaritans can act now to protect themselves and others. i think that across the country, americans feel that we are back to law and order. as a result of the fun of the police movement, we don't have a police officers in the subway or in places where we need them. we've got to have people like daniel penny who will stand up for the rest of us. daniel penny who for the last year and a half went through. he faced imprisonment as far as i am concerned by a corrupt political prosecutor. a medical examiner who would wait for the test results. i wouldn't tolerate that as a medical examiner when i was d.a. we don't care how much drugs he had in him. this is a strangulation. without the all injuries that i won't waste your time with fear.

daniel penny however does face civil charges going forward. but tomorrow and today when i spoke to his lawyers and to him, they are trying to celebrate and take in the fact that the justice system work for them. >> he is 27 years old. >> 26. >> his life has been on hold ever since he stepped in. harold, how do you rate this result? >> it's good to be with everybody. today was which our justice system delivered a verdict. i did not want to see daniel penny convicted of even what was dismissed by the judge -- which was a curious decision by the judge in this case. i would agree with judge jenny. one of the focuses today, mayor adam said it well a day or two ago when he said, you know, we've got to figure out how we deal with the mentally ill in our community and our country. i think those who are protesting

today have every right to. i disagree with them. i don't think this was a racial issue at all. i think people are too quick to see ray spin rate is the only thing staring you in the face and you don't think about the issue, had jordan neely ben wyatt, obviously daniel penny is white. it's unclear to me that any of those people would be out there complaining today. it would be consistent if they believe that mentally ill people are being discriminated against. what we need to do is figure out ways to have a smarter communication of ways to be helpful and to perhaps spend more resources if we have to. i am an american. and a new yorker who is pleased that daniel penny is walking free today. >> there almost seems to be a little bit of frustration from some in the media that there aren't more riots and angst over this verdict. >> they used to be years ago, five or six or seven years ago, we would expect riots. those days are long gone. finally, this guy alvin bragg

and stop wasting our time and money. the one case, the political case got caused by a judge. the social justice case got tossed by a jury. he made up crimes. daniel penny was defending the public and donald trump is defending his reputation. thank god. i think donald trump is probably going to find a good way to commemorate penny. maybe we will see him walk out. maybe he will put him in the cabinet. i don't know. this is the type of situation where you are going to see these two guys together very soon. huge defeat for soros for funding people like this. huge defeat for social justice prosecutions for blm. no one is rallying to their side. no one is rioting for this. a great victory as judge jeanine mentioned for new york, for the criminal justice system here in new york -- which has gotten battered for america, for common sense. you can almost win this thing

hits, you are, like, we are getting back to what made this country great. things like this. and for a wild, it wasn't like this. now we are getting back. you know how much i hate judges and lawyers, but judge jeanine, this defense attorney did an amazing job. two of these guys did an amazing job. i never say this, but well done, well done. >> before i asked brian a final question, will any of the jurors do media interviews? >> i don't know but i certainly can do if they want to. one thing will only take a second. you remember some of the people holding jordan neely down where african american and hispanic. some of the people on the jury were african american and hispanic. this isn't about race. >> you take the subway or the chain. you know what it is like out there. >> i am always on the subway. a lot of times there's antics

going on. a lot of times it is crazy white people, too. you sit there and say i can't wait for my stop. this is a time if you really want to help, we are getting to know some democrats who have had it. robert holden, democrat from queens who stood up and said new york is got to straighten out. we've got to get rid of illegal immigrants a crackdown on crime. if you would take the next step and say, i call on the governor to remove alvin bragg. i know he was elected to office. he's been an embarrassment and wasted tons of money and destroying the reputation of new york city. crime can't be helped in many cases, but it can be enforced and stopped when it is enforced. we are not seeing that. people are fed up. this is the beginning of the end of the world d.a.s. elon musk is going to put some money into it like george soros did before and run some real candidates. just enforce the law and be tough on crime. first it was democrats had to

shake the d fun with the police. cori bush started it. and they have the book d.a. spirit you get the guy in l.a. and now, this guy should be next. next. it democrats want to rehab in two years, beginning to take america's trust back, get rid of this guy. >> thank you all for that wonderful block. we will sit down with daniel penny for an exclusive interview. a first look right here will be on "the five" and the full interview wednesday on fox nation. all it took was one powerful handshake to let the world know that donald trump is back.

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♪ ♪ >> the boss is back. all it took was one handshake. donald trump giving a firm but powerful handshake to french president emmanuel macron attending the notre dame cathedral reopening a paris bird world leader after world leader were lining up to greet the president-elect on his first trip since the election. trump meeting with ukrainian president . dr. jill biden appearing very friendly with president-elect trump during the ceremony despite her long history of making nasty remarks about him. as for why her husband joe biden wasn't there, well, it seems

like the old man is checked out. a democrat close to senior lawmakers telling politico, "and conversations that i am having them and him even mention the president. it's kind of sad. it feels like trump's president already." all right, i'm i'm going to start with you. what's with the handshake. is it a power move? >> i have been the victim of the power move. when he grabs you and pulls even if you don't realize it, it is symbolic because he is in control. look at france, they are throwing up tariffs against california wine. they are not really bearing there fair share to nato. they are assuming out of google. it is time for america to assert a little bit of power. i like what he said about prince william. he said he's better looking in person.

someone who has been the victim of that compliment many times, it is obviously in the royal families had. people say jesse, you look so skinny and person. thank you? what do i look like on television? i hate when people said that. maybe he's going to deport his brother. it is good that the president is demanding respect. because biden didn't demand respect. biden is getting lost in jungles and falling asleep and pardoning his son. they rolled out a red carpet for a sitting president. he might as well be a sitting president. he's dictating trade and immigration terms and taking meetings with ceos and world leaders. this guy is running things and he's not even there yet. i heard he wanted to light the white house christmas tree. >> you know, biden has 42 days left. they are pushing him to do all kind of things like executive

orders to stop trump and give more money to ukraine. now we hear the fda is going to make a move real fast to get rid of the color in candies, because it's got some kind of pesticide or something in it. should biden helpless party, or do you think he is angry and just say, you have been blaming me for the loss. >> i think it is fascinating that basically is take the wheel. there is nobody in charge. don't take it from us. look at all of the blind quotes from democrats quoted all throughout the media today saying, what is he doing? the last six weeks, the things they are doing that is really bad is shoveling out as much of the green energy projects stop as they can. you could do a little investigation as to who got rich out of that. that is a huge problem. it is incredible to see how biden ran in 2020 saying, world leaders love me and they mock trump behind his back.

world leaders say we don't even want to talk about joe biden. all we want to do is meet with president trump. they are doing this for their own benefit. they know there is a new sheriff in town. in their own countries, the strain of populism and frustration with migration especially in western europe is leading governments to be toppled. they realize that. they are trying to get on board. >> right about that. a lot of these leaders obviously -- they realize that trump has the power. they also understand that it is probably a good thing for them in their own country. what about jill and trump? jill is smiling at him. she and her husband called him "hitler" forever. donald trump says with his new

cologne, even your enemies can't resist. he turns it into a commercial. >> i'm surprised he didn't have one of the trump watches. they hit it all. they seem to be charmed and contrasted that with the vice president kamala harris. they seem to be an icy stare. she still hold some resentment to the fact that everybody stabbed her husband in the back. she filled the void. i am struck by a couple of things. it's not that trump was winning and it looks like he's going to win. he has one back. they know he's coming. they know exactly what to expect. two things are happening. they know what to expect and number two, they were so dismissive in the beginning. john kerry and francis saying don't worry, we are going to impeach him anyway. vladimir putin -- the whole world, who is this guy? america doesn't like him. they don't accept him. now that he has left and sees who replaced him, they are saying, i missed the other guy. a lot of his ideas were right

about nato paying their fair share and trying to get the abraham's going in the middle east. i thought it was very candid of him to say with his version of the oval office. the world is a mess right now. your government collapsed. germany is a mess. look at the middle east. in moscow with edwin snowden. who is running that country? all is breaking loose. iran has never been more vulnerable. when trump takes over, he's in an interesting spot. it's almost preseason. you get to plan exactly what you are going to do when you take over. i find it fascinating. i love trump's demeanor. he looked so confident but not cocky. he looks in control, taking it all in. this welcome jeff bezos to mar-a-lago. they want to see him fixing things. >> justin trudeau comes running from canada. you know, we are seeing now what a president, what a real

president does in terms of that time in the energy. our president goes to a g7 or summit of some sort. he can't even show up for dinner, he is so tired. this is the beginning where we all have to get ourselves exercised to keep up. do you agree with that or do you think joe biden -- >> i think this is what happens when you have a new president, and from this standpoint. for the world to see joe biden and president trump have that kind of interaction when the world knows that kind of things that were said about one another by each of them. for the world to even see when donald trump succeeded barack obama with the exchanges that two of them had. we had this peaceful exchange of power. i think it is a continuation of the day when joe biden and donald trump met in the oval office. peaceful and compelling a meeting as one would want in their presidents. i'm rooting. every american is rooting for

president trump at this very moment and be able to continue rooting for him. we have a messy world. i would argue that joe biden as we sit here today from four years ago, ukraine is stronger and russia is weaker. >> ukraine is stronger? >> than two years ago. the day they were invaded i recall coming on the show. this is not a statement about rooting for or against anyone. i'm only saying, president trump, their worldviews him him in a certain way. the world views him and respects him in ways that your question was trying to get at in ways that they didn't with president biden. having said that, i'm rooting for him because i want the country to do well. i think mrs. biden being there and their daughter being there was a wonderful thing. i'm glad to hear that prince william is better looking in person. i've had a few say that as well. the bottom line is we need allies as we try to counter north korea and iran and russia and china.

there is no one that knows it better than president trump. >> we need a president who knows how to get other countries to respect us. ahead, did they catch the killer? cops nab a suspect in the murder of united health care brian thompson. ♪ ♪ for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga.

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♪ ♪ >> that is some great camera work. huge break for the killer. announcing that a suspect has been arrested in the brutal murder of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. 26-year-old looking at him right now luigi mangione. pretty was spent hundreds of miles away from manhattan. eating at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. being spotted by workers, "the new york post" reports that

he is an anticapitalist ivy league grad. valedictorian of his high school class who liked quotes from the unabomber. here's what police had to say. >> officers recovered a firearm on his person as well as a suppressor. both consistent with the weapon used in the murder. they also recovered clothing including a mask consistent with those worn by or wanted individual. also recovered was a fraudulent new jersey i.d. matching the i.d. our suspect uses to check into his new york city hostel before the shooting incident. additionally, officers recovered a handwritten document that speaks to both his motivation and mind-set. >> that is what we know so far. treating the suspect like a hero. new yorkers held a look-alike contest. the washington square park. what else? taylor lorenz has been openly

celebrating his murder while suggesting other executives should also be targeted. so many executives are taking their names off-line on websites because they feel like they could be targeted. i'm sure they are getting personal security. before we talk about the inappropriate celebrating of the killer, can we talk about this anticapitalist? he had handwritings about his chronic back pain. he made his gun off a 3d printer. a tech wizard who graduated in 2016. it seems like this guy is divorced from reality living is best light. he doesn't realize on some level, killing somebody is going to put him in prison for the rest of his life. >> i am glad for everyone that is worried about this especially for brian thompson's family. they can maybe start to relax. what i find -- not worry that there's something else coming from them. i feel like there is a huge number of questions. a very smart guy.

valedictorian at his school. i don't know what snaps. maybe it is the back pain. there is so much that we don't know. what i am grateful for is he's a eagle-eyed witnesses who are willing to say i think that looks like the guy. they were able to catch him. >> i think he should get more than $10,000. >> i used to offer her money. it depends on how much money you get from people who want to contribute to crime stoppers. it's not like you have a fund for that. you have fund-raisers. i have to tell you, and dana is right. he's a smart guy. he's maybe too smart for his own good. he started playing a game. if that backpack was is and he had monopoly money and if the ammunition said did not take deposed them and whatever the third d was, you know, he thinks he is so smart covering himself up. he's really not too smart. he's at the hospital signing in,

flirting with a girl pretty takes the mascot totally. everybody in america saw that picture. everybody saw this. everybody saw more than that. why didn't somebody who is related to him or went to school with them until i got cousin somewhere in maryland somewhere. why aren't they saying something? it's a good day for america. i started by saying that danny penny was acquitted. this guy was arrested. i really believe that he is too smart for his own good. >> even though they had his picture. that's crazy to me. >> they told you he didn't have his name. >> they asked the head of detectives. you have his name? how do you feel about this perverse thing, people celebrating well health care companies in these bad cats deserve it? >> they shouldn't deserve it. i don't care what side of the aisle you're on.

i think they may not have known his name because he wasn't in any system. you can't see a picture and know the name. i think there's so many more questions. how did he know that brian thompson was going to walk out of that where he walked out at 6:40 in the morning. he had more information about where he was coming from. it seemed to be so much. maybe he could hack in. you don't know the answer. we are going to find that out. maybe there were family members that saw it and shared some information. we don't all that they know. there are so many more ques questions. the tragedy in uvalde happen in the school. we sat on the set and the judge and i said there are going to be some awful things that we will continue to learn about this. i don't think this story is over yet. to answer your question, we live in a really perverse and dangerous and awful place. when people are willing to say the things that people are saying online. for this person with taylor lorenz celebrating ceos, what

kind of society do we live in? i can understand you disagreeing with the company's policies. that doesn't mean that anyone has no right to go and kill somebody. this young guy right here if indeed he is the person and they prosecute him, i hope he is -- i hope he gets the death penalty. i hope he is prosecuted to the fullest extent. maybe you can get him to get in there and figure something out. >> finally, the last thing i would say is the only one person i know with jesse. i hope he is not pushed to make any -- moment to be -- >> i wanted to kill johnny. he assembled my chair which put me into the surgery. i was so wrong about this case. they came on and i said this guy is a pro. total professional by the way he acted. it turns out that he took his mask off to flirt with every

step. he keeps the murder weapon on him. and he has a manifesto. it is almost starbucks, you gote cameras. get a hot dog on the side of the street if you are not hungry. get a water bottle from the guys that sell these things this guy was obviously looking for notoriety. good, he's got it. he is a prep school kid. i don't think anyone is ready. maybe you are in a different way. this guy is not ready. he's too soft. he's going to get annihilated. if he's not going to get the death penalty, maybe someone will do him justice behind bars. that's all i have to say about that. >> you should stop there. >> people say that a lot. >> we will see if we find out more about luigi. >> we heard my people. that is unbelievable. the mob thing isn't hard enough to shake.

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♪ ♪ >> donald trump says he will make good on one of joe biden's biggest broken promises, uniting the country. the president-elect sitting down with nbc promising americans that his retribution will be a success. >> i'm not looking to go back into the past. i'm looking to make our country successful. retribution will be there success. the country is deeply divided. i'm not the president. joe biden is the president. >> you're going to be the president. >> when i am the president, we want success for our country.

but i say to them as i love you. we are going to all work together. >> he used the l word. he loves you. he said he will treat everybody the same. he said i want everyone to come together. she snuck in the present, and 2020, you lost. by that i say that? i didn't. why did you win this one? too big to rig. he was so mellow and confident. at one point he said if you would be fair, you would do so well. can we stop this? things are getting much more fair and balanced. people go unhinged. it really doesn't fit in any anymore. this is the people put him there with more votes than ever and the majority and all the battleground states. they really have to rethink their outrage. i don't know why he chose to do meet the press as his first

interview. gave her a big report. >> she asked him a thousand times, you're going to go after political enemies. she almost wants him to. >> she conducted herself that way at the debate as well. good for her that she had the interview and he did a great j job. it was interesting how they pretape it on the friday to air on sunday. all the news of the weekend happens over the 48 hours. i have always liked his -- i don't think it is a line. when he says, success will be my retribution, that is the best line. i love it. in his first hundred days, he's got a lot to do. a lot of his policies have supported 60-40 in the country. he can put a lot of points on the board very quickly by basically dismantling things that biden did quickly where he can with executive orders. the democrats still haven't found their footing. there are ways that you can be in the minority and try to block

shots. for right now, president trump has got a good plan. as got the wind at his back. >> i thought it was good. i agree with what dana said regarding. i thought it was good that he chose meet the press. i thought it was a smart move. he speaks right to a crowd. he believes -- what he really one back on his demeanor. i'm going to be interested in what he does right away on the border and inflation. hispanic and asian voters at a higher level than they had voted for for republicans including his face was because people are fed up with paying too much for things. people are fed up with the border that is not safe. invidious stock dropped a little bit today. trying -- china is opening investigation about antimonopoly. many believe it is because we are perhaps weeks away from banning tiktok in the u.s. if

they don't find a buyer for the company. they appealed to the supreme court. these are the kind of issues that presidents deal with. this is not unique to president trump. how does he handle these things? i'm rooting for him to handle this on the right way. i would love for shannon to have gotten it. reaching out and doing it first with christian walker is probably a smart thing. he's going to need a coalition of supporters in the country. even the republicans control the house and the senate. never hurts to have bipartisanship. >> you know, donald trump is going to fulfill joe biden's promises bringing the country together and being the adult in the room. joe biden spent 4 years with his vice president, trashing the president, calling him "hitler," calling him fascist. calling us fascists as well, extremists.

i think what the president-elect is showing is that he is bigger than they are. i am not surprised that he picked this particular venue. because he is a different person now than he was in 2017 without a doubt. there isn't anything that is going to unhinged him. he's happy to answer any question. he's not going to go back at you. he's going to sit there when you criticize him about tariffs, he's going to say they are a powerful tool for things other than just economics. he wants to work something out for the dreamers -- which is consistent with where he was five years ago. i think that he will bring a very divided country together. i think he will go down in history for that. >> at the inauguration ground is an historic, he is fine with that. that'll be the first test. >> i think they will give him a

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>> welcome back. time for up above the fastest." putting your marathon time on the resume a healthy fun or cringing flex. telling "the wall street journal" of a trend. people are listing their fitness achievements. did you list your fitness achievements? >> what is going on? >> one of the region's greatest soccer players. >> i ran one marathon, three hours and 43 minutes. i apologize. i would want it. if i was interviewing with someone and they told me they would run triathlons, i would love it. that means they've got to show up and be disciplined and focused and goal oriented. >> i absolutely agree. they are disciplined. they've got the mental strength. they understand responsibility, consistency, persistency.

i never saw anything like it. it was like she was obsessed. she got it in, in spite of the fact that she's got this crazy life. >> kids who play sports in college are able to adapt. >> across, i did many things. >> table tennis. i talked to a guy who owns a lot of companies. he only hires people from the iv link that played sports in the ivy league. everyone else in the ivy league he doesn't trust her they think their hand grenades. i don't necessarily care that much about a marathon time. i want to see how far he can throw a shot put. i want to see your bench. i want to see your measurements. only the guys. it would be inappropriate if i asked the women for the measurements. >> this is a awkward transition. >> when i first read it this morning, gosh, who does not appear listening to you, i kind

of get it. here are two things. i think because resumes -- there are so many resumes going out. you have to figure out a way to stand up. maybe that is a way to stand out. you can tailor your resume to the person you are trying to get the attention of. if you are sending it to me and know that i don't even run at all, i don't really know. if you are, like, i'm playing with brian and brian cares about this sort of thing. that would make sense. if you are applying in the bush white house, you would definitely put it on. that was good. that would be a conversation starter. >> trump wants to know your handicap. >> this is the time of year in transition. a lot of people are looking for new jobs are asking for mentoring. if you get some money on the phone, a mentor. i think i want to do this or that. i know somebody. can you send me a resume? the resume is not updated. update your resume before you

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tree in preparation for the big day. you love it when cops always do the right thing. >> jesse: woke up this morning the elfs in the same place i said he is lazy. >> mls final featured two players. sean and dillon starred first back line. mls history. lo2-1 gleangs. got to the finals not before he scored and made it 2-1. last minute two kids in the same town from the same family play in the second best team major league soccer. >> harold: who coached them. >> brian: i coached sean. played with brian. they have been in this building. >> dana: you should put that on your resume. >> brian: i will update it right after. >> dana: that's it for us. don't forget your hats and swag at fox news shop.com. that's it for one. >> bret: you cannot have lazy elfs they got to keep moving.