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perino here along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". it is the arch of the trade war just moments ago, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announcing a deal with the president trump that u.s. tariffs will be paused on canada for at least 30 days. trudeau said he "had a good cale with president trump and canadai is in them wanting a .3 billion-dollar border plan with nearly 10,00pe0 foreign landrd personnel toer work on protectig the border. he will also a point a fentanyl czar and label cartels asa terroristsha, president trump wreacted, we have a secured northern border and to end theng flow of drugs like fentanyl pouring into our country killing hundreds of thousands of americans while destroying families and communities across our country.

falling to the other big win, ump which was at a pausing 25%mt tariffs on mexico for one month, afteresir mexico's president agd to reinforce the southern border with 10,000 national guard members withuard the goal of stemming the flow of illegalexte drugs. here's president trump earliers. >> is there any chance that canada>> and --wi >> president trumpth: i cannot tell you what is going to happen .o we can alwaytos -- look what ii would like to see, canada becomt our 51st state. nobody can compete with ush us,e don't keep winning and doing well, we will not be the pot of gold and it tariffs won't be something for us for. but when you are the pot of gold, the tariffs are veryriffee powerful. >> dana: democrats are responding to the presidents tariffs with condemnation and plot comed arey. >> it will affect your, okay?co

most of it comes from mexico, coronameom m. it will affect your guacamole, what is it made of? avocados, mexico. >> you may want to call thiss gu donald trump super bowl tax, avocados, beer, prices will go up.ra >> the average american family reaswill have their caused incrd by $1200 for one year. >> dana: looking forward to this epic takedown of each other on tariffs all dayg . that started with you,d the governor of canada decided let's play balt's l. >> jesse: trump watches this trade war on>> friday, over the weekend all i hear from the likes of harold, inflation, recession, economic armageddonn, what happens e? c mexico pays, -- caves, canada caves, china says absolutely we will was -- by as much as we can

from you american farmers. the dow jones is essentially flat so heralds a portfolio remains unscathed. >> harold: as it is your. >> jesse: china waging economic warfare, had a pandemic that killed millions of americans, automobiles to chinao through statement -- mexico into the united states of america and s ofs are sending fentanylget and migrants to our country. don't let me get started on the canadians,dianold, you know whao with the dairy duties, also dumping cheap lumber which they subsidize. your friends into the rankingve industry cannot even accept deposits less than six figuresn. the also delinquent on or norad and nato. as he herded donald trump you caan youn solve this problem by becoming the state. p we areot the pot of gold because every other country needs us more than we need them. it's not like oh, my gosh,, you just went up to $11.99, $6.99.

american consumers have choiceso you pay, or you have all these people in the united states, i already seeing hyundain , audio and porsche make cars here. steve madden, moving almost all over the shoe manufacturing from china. same tsonga went to south carolina. it's greater for what does he call it? the most beautiful word in theue english language, tariff. >> dana: the second most bea beautiful word, harold. >> harold: couple of things, good to be back.ldck i think the president, i root for him and thisk th, i know the are many the in this countrymark including the president looks to the market, u.s. equity markets as a barometer of how the country isuntroing doing, get a scorecarrecad 4:00, we would do-

down at recession lows, much lower than the market closed. number 2, the president i think is feeling that justin trudeaui, and the president of mexico recognizes that, although around both parties determining, 10,000 troops under the border in was mexico, 10,000 in canada, was it worth the back-and-forth he hade i'm glad they got that. justin trudeau also acknowledging fentanyl, labeling these cartels as terrorists is o good thing. hopefully there is a press conferenced g. outlining all of this. we should not kid ourselves, what we are focusing on his china. unless china stopped sending it, unless we get na sppeda better h other things, this will not beeh worth much. the challenge with mexico, the tension is the border.huma it is fentanyl, human

trafficking, illegal immigrants. havwith canada the presidents f have an imbalance with trade, the questionon is, even if you have people build and manufacture in america, do we have the personnel, do you have the workers in our own country? trying to raise is a week or so ago, we are importing a lot of people in our country which is smart to do, ur c we should only import so many without c impactg the core of the country. if you're not going to produce good workers, indiana,lina north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, a people arree able o take these jobs to produce ando manufacture anked keep importing people and keep immigrating peopled ke, but i root for the president. as to believ thee if you ask mot were -- economists a, democratia conservative, liberals, tariffs are taxes on people.uc the good thing aboutks canada, d those tariffs been imposed this evening, you and i and most

importantly the working-class americans, they would be paying more tomorrow and the following day.re t so hooray for the president forgetting a 30 day pause on the increasey pa s. >> dana: one of the dynamics helping president trump, yes, it's a honeymoon period but it's also the contrast with the last four years. remember when president biden yelled into the report is in said i know more foreign leaders in any of you? port what good did it do? i think weeanine: are constantly reminded of the difference between biden and donald trump. every day as a how do we tolerate joe biden, given that the movement that donald trump has made intellectual weeks? this is crazy. donald trump is really the first president to use these -- this economic might to influence foreign policy and better the situation for american people.

the issue and started warning about tariffs, it's how can we maprotect jobs in manufacturing? and i agree with you on thatou . watching the democrats now to get an awful cargo and guacamole, all of a sudden they are concerned about grocerye prices.y thwe were did the last four yeas when americans could not afford grocerie fords, which is one of the reasons they lost the election. so politically and ideologically motivated,id you will never sync with the american people again r unless they get right with the americanpeop people. think about the fact that if you go to europe, you do not see american cars, in the united states, new york, mercedes, bmw, jaguar, volkswagen. why? because as far as they are concerned,e th they placed taris on american carserne, and we juy their cars. l it's timeve for us to level the playing field. b

your tariff toec all over the world with the president is doing it in the way that it's about a fentanylt in, it's aboug border, is about canada and mexico caving. and look at columbia. the first week, your not sendine us our criminals back, all of ad sudden they are sending the criminals back. venezuala, got prisoners back from venezuela, another taking them back. it's like donald trump says he will take it bace gok, and the so-called dumbest trade whereby "the wall street journal" is on a trade war,. >> dana: arousing theco democratmps complaining about eg prices is going to work. they do not care what egg br braces. >> greg: they don't have a lot lot i to a go on at this point. i always enjoy a good plot comedian, avocados, corona, first time i saw it. t he should commit to the bit.

thisfr is what you will miss frm mexico, explosive diarrhea. just to show you everything that you will miss. mond every monday you get the fro question from here and make up,e how was your weekend, did you watch the game, jiggleo wa apple picking, did you throughout that old bouton and jesse? imagine asking trump that question. how was your weekend? a guard venezuela to release hostages, mexico agreed to the border, a canada folder, columbia caved, got rid of usa aid, fired doj deep stators. and a guy canada to punch itself in the face. how was your weekend?ow this is a curriculum, is that the right word?kn requirement? for people who work in the weekends. the guy who comes in, got a big mug, decides to check his email,

government does not work on the weekend. elon musk, the early bird getsly the warm? it's the early bird that works we can get more worms and bakeshop. everything is happening so fast which i love with. i read somewhere that sonographers cannot keep up with trump, one biden was an office this an aquifer would run personal errandsn , between each word.g everything is faster, trumisp to compared to the previous tore administrationvi. and it's understandable and it's cohesive because every single action succeeds from fidelity to principle.ucce america first, people get that, and the one in charge is known nost to bluff. you put those things together in the world is your oyster, unfortunately democrats have a seafood allergy, could not get anything done. the lesson, big government and i

big estate is to be fast and agile.e that is ththe only way to outrua blob.on the question is is it always possible? for the previous administrations keeping the golden age from us? did trump just release the damda literally in california, figuratively all over the worldo i've never seen so when people say know you cannot do that, and then say yes by the way sir, i was wrong when i said he would complete his presidency in three months, it's now taught from once and it will be under bu budget. your phase heralds of! >> dana: still one of your f favorite lines of yours, have me laughing all we can. next, democrat leaders to be of no coherent message tome fight president trump were they sure can move, we will show you . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪eani >> judge jeanine: president trump broke with the they got of badly: them dancing to their own demise, meeting to the chairman, a full-blown parity, talk full of speeches through the party has learned nothing from their lossesrned, with awkward singin, dancing and gender confusion. the outgoing d&c tray could not even explain his own party's rules for the gender divisions. >> ouren rules specify when we have a gender nonbinary , nonbinaryr officer individual is accounted as fficeither male or female and te

remaining six officers must be gender balanced with the result of the previous four elections, our elected offices are ctio, oucurrently two male and t female. in order to be gender balanced we musbalaedt, we must elect --e male, one female and one person of any gended onr. >> judge jeanine: and if you needed more proof the jge j democratic party is a dumpster fire of epic proportions, more than 50 democrat leaders spoke with their "new york times" and reveals the party is struggling to find its footing.it with one lawmaker saying "we have no coherent messager sa".rt you think? they now will start with you. every week weather it's axioms, "washington post", "new york times",, the right of these articles about how we have to work anotheour messaging, be introspective, it's not that difficult why they loshat t.

>> dana: it's not, the democrats on a struggle bus and dan congressional was a really good. they pictou boring white guy for minnesota because tim walz worked out so well for them. it also shows the left-wing activism is much more influential, nona dan winkler of wisconsin and they wanted to somebody more radical, anti-trump and will not buck the party in anyway.ting at least they will keep goingth and the trajectory they have these appear with her want to make a point, not a difference.l i believe the only way they are e it come back is to find somebody who will buck the party, will be an insurgent. probably nobody on our radar.s and it's funny. >> judge jeanine: i was going to go right to heraloid.ng harold? >> harold: i do not disagree

with the dana, her analysis. the democrats do not have an economic message.t they are controlled by interest groups, it's embarrassing to watch. i felt bad for my friend jamie here is, i don't know what he was sayingy fr -- >> judge jeanine: he did not either. >> harold: we are drowning in cultural issues as a party. you watch these snippets, and he did not vote for kamala harris, you felt good no voting for kamala harris and democrats, watching their lack of coherence.ngarriwatc democrats have been here beforeh i was 22, the governor of arkansas had exceptional political skills and charted a path to get democrats and the country a lot of hope about a serious democratic party.la one nighcet -- i would argue the lifetime achievement, education gaps are bigger and prices of things are higher.thin in my mind it is a recipe for democrats to get our act

together and we listen to voters, connect with them, ibe would argue before there is an economic messagefo was with a dr frienddear in politics and he sd nobody will listen to us. they will not take us seriously if we cannot get right on these cultural issues and connect with peoplee of, the bread and butter things around the dinner table. i'm hoping we get a backward this week and was not encouraging. >> judge jeanine: in additiong. to be as a herald of says controlled by interest groups, is a congressman from texas, jasmine, and her whole messagerh deemed to be -- and i'm wondering how much of the party follows through that trump is psychotic, everything he does underlines white supremacy and hate -te s- how were they not figured out that does not work? >> jesse: t thshe related to jae crockett? .> judge jeanine: no

>> jesse: this goes back to barack obama obviously, he gets in and declares a culture war. starts printing money, picksers winners and losers, ferguson effect. rainbow coalition. what happens? they got whacked by trump. and then the china virus. then they bring in barack obama'ss use president t a deal with the radical left and lets t them do what they want. print 20, empty the jails,mon declare war on common sense. another cultural evolutione.. smacked in the face again by donald trump again! may have a malt -- boxer knocked not go cold twice, in the hospital pretty much a brain-dead because he forgot about the fundamentals. which is to protect the workers, families, borders and american dollar. they do not have media anymore, they lost their promoter, and he lost the casinn't o, because all

their donors one to the other sides . so i would hang them up herald! hang them up! pick a new sportnd ps. >> judge jeanine: no they have to state. >> greg: yes. j >> judge jeanine: udnotes refer okay. you ask me great can you summarize everything you have ever said? and i will.atic the democratic party greater the largest preference qualification operation in political history by being so offensive and , nobody will tell them to stop because he just avoided them. when you persuasion is based on fear that we will destroy your reputation, nobody will approach you and say look maybe you arede off-base because then you would be destroyed. you couple that with thed. matrx imploding,with everybody's an expert, and coercion, that means he cannot sell your bad ideas to

the public anymore through msnbc and cnn because they see through it. then they have this cost were after a decade of identityst f politics, you cannot divest from that. it is too much. it is a money pit. you keep throwing money in it, that combined, you quit issmal smaller and smaller units ofhe resistance because all the smart people have left and the idiots cannot go anywhere else.tuls it will take rfk and elon musk and trump, democrat and of course harold would assume. we don't want to crockett, you can keep those bozos.t but the bozo unit will gety smaller and smaller and why is that? high ground maneuverthat. republicans declaring themselves the party of common sense?s to every party has to differentiate itself from the other party, how do you differentiate from common sense? what's next after localism? p voodooar sacrifice?

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♪ ♪stit >> and this is a constitutional crisis we are in today..s >> just like elon musk did nothe create u.s. aid you does not have the power to destroy it and who will stoy itp him? goi we are! >> this is the beginning of e.ctatorship looks lik >> jesse: angry democratsit throwing a hissy fit after elon musk drop the hammer on thh hunter biden of a government agency is called usaid, staffers

got locked out of their headquarters as it gets rolled over in the state department. the agency supposed to oversee humanitarian development executive programs and some 120f countries, and in charge of oveu $70 billion of your taxpayer money. the trump administration argues it has become a clown car of corruptionbeco and sums it up ts ion way, usaid is a criminal organization, time for it to die. so even musk had a busy weekend? >> greg: it is pretty incredible, we can always judge the deception of something by the name and what the name a is. trying to make you believe. usaid is not about aid any more than the march brothers were -- wrote of the commonest manifesto. it's just the name. nate schmidtyou. -- if you're ls like me you just assume it's all like about aid. i the beauty part of this administration is it forces you

to learn about stuff you do not really want to. i did not know what the minimized loophole was, doncic across treasure is something.th but it's a massive deal for somethining -- for businesses, china ships 1.4 billion packages through this loophols.e, made in sweatshops for very little mo utney. usaid if you read about it, it's basically seems to me like as a front groubap that gives the moy to groups to do things that our government cannot do directly. it sounds a lot like ngos and legal immigration, and if you go where they are connected to you find out usaidto c doubles backo iour country weather it's c thesaurus 400 prosecutors.ou of course of the worst thing, equal health aligns, covid-19 virus and perhaps the pro-hamas protesters.gu sore i want to look at who s complaining and work backwards.

you may see a thread between the loudest voices and the beast behind. comedy looking at the harold ford modeling school, i think that's real. when people say it is a threat o sc democracy is really attracn to raucously, and the fear it's instilled by just saying open your books jus, that tells you everything.ng u if you are terrified by showing us how you spend your money, we know you are a crook .>> >> jesse: you can respond. j >> harold: i agree with greg,gr conflating what uhleinmaeec migt elon musk did bid when he wanted access to the treasury department materials, wantingdi for usaid toff shut down, two different things. he's not a government employee.h for him to ask those payments and understand how those workshi that was just wronged i think.nl he will not win with a personality contest what he will win intellectual contests.cont

i think slinging downin governments an ad continuing toh make it effective, he personifies that.s hemo has saved us money with his efforts to get us to explore, we're spending less with him doing more.ld that should be the model, firing people b and asking for materia. and at that donald trump ones elon musk to be a big part of thisbig , but most of his income comes from government contractsw which isit nothing is wrong wito that, he should not have access as the nongovernment employee. a evidence was a democrat and they put another democrat in charge of helping you to slink down the cost of government and they did inbe this way, i would be critil saying you cannot do it this way if you want to ensurf yoe its ge howe credibility--.cr for usaid not here to defend them butedity. was it say this,t have been 20 global health outbreaks over the last many years have partnered with partners to ensure it did not

get to american soil. >> greg:soil how much did it co? >> harold: elyria, polio,ol other places, integral in doing io that.e not saying they should not be e should notut w throw the baby out with the bathwater.an this organization existed for ae longert' time. vegans limit down and make it effective we can do that. what a thing elon musk and trump must take a step back and not be vindictive towards these organization, bes. >> judge jeanine: here's the problem. u.s. taxpayers monies should go for u.s. national interesties. to the extend their are u.s. national interests supported by natl inthis usaid organizationn 2023 spent 42, $43 billion on global humanitarian operations. we spent some of that money in our senior citizens, veterans, people in hurricane areas, the problem with this is this

clearly, i don't care how long this agency has existed,ho we nd information, we need transparency, in the 90 day pause it should not be a problem for the democratrobls always supporting transparency.alwa no agency should be free of the being monitored, and special interests end up taking over when nobody is monitoring the. and then when they think nobody is looking, eight -- it inevitably leads to corruptionci you see something started ouvet positively in the book being the common organization. when nobody is looking, that is a problem. let me finish. this country, this group has given money mostly to like an ngo, ukraine, ethiopia, jordan, somalia, syria, what is all this about?

and part of this stuff isn't ,rag shows in ecuador, nepal transit comic books in peru. that's keep telling that up, that is not do anything for my countr y.undi >> jesse: we are funding atheism in nepal that's interesting. >> dana: detective and how democrats are finding ways to funnel money to their causes,ht this may be another place for that. i think they're great things that actually do helomp a president with national security issueso for health diplomacy fr k could be very smart. i get that.co i think putting marco rubio in charge of it as ra smart decision. w if you think about what the bidestran administration was bragging about before they left, they were trying to get as much money out of the door as possible and they was setting it did lots of different things. green energy subsidies.

also trans issues, makes no sense. polio, malaria, things like that make a lot of sense? other things make people upset and i could understand why. i think "sesame street" in iraq is not a good use of taxpayer dollars.payenk a i think the pause is appropriate, but marco rubio will be semismart to handle ledecisions. last pointmy, it's not like thee guys are coming up with this on their own.up wk look to congress, and things we talked abouthat before every bk of this show, congress is dirtye or they are shoving things into these big bills for example "sesame street" in iraq, he will come up with is from thin air. they have basically been absentu >> harold: he cannot pause a law.o th

if you want to do this you should zero out of their bud budgets, no president has the power -- some of the spending myself . but presidents have the power th pause laws and undo it. this is a violatiooingn of the separation of powers, one of the country to succeed end of the country to last longer, you cannot do it like this. >> jesse: all here harold say is i want "sesame street" and iraq. >> jesse: up next, anti-icepr protesters trotting down freeways and burning the american flag.rs a ♪ ♪ shuhe ♪

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>> greg: thousands of anti-icers protesters waving mexican flags, blocking a freeway after burnino an american flag over the teekend, all to protes president trump deportation raids. ♪ ♪ >> greg: dana maybe it's me but if using a mixed message, waving a countries flag while demanding you don't get sentage, back then and burning the flag ofthe the place you want to stt at, it's likche a sink i'm smart and i watch it jesse watters primetime, they don't go together. >> jesse: x summation point a after the subtitle. g it's assumed is a good. >> dana: it makes you wonder of the acclimatered groups are working with themmig immigration groups to be the most hated groups of america. >> greg: who is behind this? is it usaid?

>> dana: i don't think it's them but i do think it is sorrows. -- soros. >> greg:>> g by they are fundedy usaid, seed is all making since judge, it's a tangled web of evil. >> judge jeanine: it is, as love that they love their country enough to waive their flag evi here but he don't loveo enough to move back home which would take about an hour and a half an. in the end, a lovely have a siga that says ice is not welcome here.ht i mean there illegal as telling us telling iced what to do in our cities before i will go on o whim and predict you will not be for this? >> dana: he actually agrees with what has been sai he d arod this table. >> harold: these protests may enbackfire and get the protestes deported sooner than the main have been deportedgh. this, your confound wendy here,d

if the goal here was to say we want tom homans and strategy of deporting the worst first and we are not the worst, we arer haworking and trying our hardest to become citizens and playing by the rules, they broke thee wi rules, i just don't understand the wavinghe of the mexican flag and the burning the american flagur. >> greg: you note -- they weredo called off or making arrests. the mayor cannot respond to a fire or a group blocking the freeway. >> jesse: water lay up.d [laughter] how are people burning anything in l.a. right now? [laughter]li >> dana: that is so true!ue >> greg: you should stop there jesse.

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♪ ♪ >> harold: welcome back everybody, men are being so then during hot yoga, guys arego , flocking to female dominant t classes and the woman are enraged. watch this.es >> man a, heavy breathing, grunting, slurping his water. it is a quiet yoga class, it's 7:00 a.m., why must you take more space? why musty be heard and seen? beginner you are a man but it'sr annoying and realistically hate it. >> harold: have never been to old: i'va yoga or pilates becauh ecl -- sound serious, what your thoughtsing ? >> greg: issued the only one? is it a story based on one persons th?er i will do a quicsok quiz, would

they have opposed to the same our rage over the man identified as a womantraghe and was wavinga drunk the locker room? a log of these people it's very safe and mundane outrage, but it would have been nicer the had posted outrage about a man saying they are woman going toua the actual safe spaces of high school college girls locker rooms, campgrounds, bunk bedrooms whatever you call themh jesse, wherever you used to live with. >> jesse: to livei was going ty the exact same thingg to but a little bit more flamboyant. wages steal my talking points! i was going to say ladies let me get this strait!es, this is me reciting -- let me get this straight ladies, why are you not for men in your spa hot yoga spaces what your for trans transit man in the same spaces? you don't need to this judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: here's the

thing i could care less what yon know what k i don't like about n in these classes whether it'she pilates or yoga?se they do not get it! it takes them too long! the instructor has to show them what they to do -- what to do, it slows down of the class.. >> greg: and then they take driving classes. [laughter]me. >> dana: this is why you need to take private classe mens. p if there was a trans person they would complain but on -- only anonymously. onym private hot yoga with the dana perino. >> harold: i do not want to topitoc like this again. "one more thing" is up nexthint. ♪ ♪

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great show, you got kevin o'leary,, tim and tyrus, let's do this! >> in-your-face harold! >> greg: man i have missed it, here's what you will love, at toilet. lost resident, is lost home has been found because it they discovered in medieval toilet in west essex england and it was part of a building, 1 of 2 buildings and archeologist have excavated and it's over 1000 years old. in 1000 year old toilet. >> judge jeanine: how do you know it was harold's? >> dana: the excavate the ask event. liquored these twins, bustard going into the room of a house or is being painted and this is the result.

just remember that is being caught red-handed! [laughter] today with tim, jesse? >> jesse: i asked if donald trump would name a body of water after me, turns out that there is arty is one, waters, in oregon, named in my honor though do not know at the time. we be a lake, never settle! tonight, 'jesse watters primetime' johnny went to the gulf of america to ask where the thought of the new name. >> congratulations yarn the gulf of... >> what the [bleep]! >> jesse: okay. >> dana: harold? >> harold: most apprising trade, happened, luka doncic for anthony davis, took the whole

gold by surprise. luka doncic is a young guy, per angle with lebron james. only players have a career average of 27 points, 7 rebounds, seven ss. but anthony davis going to dallas. >> dana: it was shocking! >> judge jeanine: alarm clock or alarm clock? triggered this very hungry chocolate lab, 7-month-old puppy were truly bring this is a bold to his owner and makes it very clear he is hungry by banging her in the head with it. >> dana: i think the dog should be disciplined. >> judge jeanine: it's an alarm clock! >> dana: great show everybody! it is they do for us, have a great night everybody. let me tell you, in all cases, they all want to