former nfl quarterback super bowl camp joe namath with us right now. joe very good to see you what do you think of that? >> well thank you, neil first of all and i have to agree with justin here. we've learned so much about brain trauma through the years, continuing to do a study, a lengthy study on how to help people with brain trauma and it's not just in football it's in every day life so we mode to find a way to help them. neil: are you worried about the future of football if all of a sudden this gets to be, you know , across a lot of parents, moms, dads worried about their kids that the future players are not going to be there? >> i'm not worried about the future of football it's not going away. it's such an entertaining sport, a great sport. we love watching that mix of violence and the guys in the uniforms. it's a sexy violent sport and it's not going to go away. there will always be the guys looking to take the risk. neil: all right but they are taking a risk right? >> oh, it's huge. it's huge. neil: let me ask you a little bit about vince mcmaho

henry is here and joe namath on the game winner and the fallout on the fbi and us. tomorrow. see you then. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello, i am dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse waters and greg gutfeld. it's 5 clock in new york city and this is "the five." talk about it all week. the full gop memo is out. catherine will break it down. >> this makes the case that the secret national security court was kept in the dark by the fbi and justice department when they sought a surveillance warrant for trump campaign aide carter page. they were never told the democrats put together the dossier christopher wray. -- christopher steele. he admitted the justice department official was desperate that donald trump not get elected. ohr was demoted over his contacts with steele. fusion gps directed the trump project. bank record obtained show he worked for fusion gps and began investigating trump as early as 2016. republican investigators said the court was never told about the dossier's political roots. quote: according to the memo, deputy director andrew mccabe testified in december last year

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i said, "joe namath." [impersonating richard nixon] "yes. how are his knees?" [laughter] leon: wasn't there another interaction you had with him? dick: that is only one. that night we waited and saw the shakespeare, and about 10 minutes after it was over, for some reason the room filled with a smoke smell. the alarming kind, like somebody was burning the newspaper or something. there was no source of it, the smell went away. up the aisle came kenneth timon, the great british critic, and i said to him, "ken" -- i knew him. [laughter] dick: "what do you think that smell was?" he said, "they let spiro agnew into the library." [laughter] dick: i love it. [laughter] leon: that sounds like he was quite polite to you. from listening to the tapes, that was not always his attitude toward you. dick: from nixon? leon: yeah. dick: the damnedest thing happened in montauk one day, i went to a seafood restaurant and it was one hour early and nobody was at the tables. there was this dark figure, it looked like an old seabird peering out to sea. it was mr. nixon and his lovely

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i said, joe namath. yes. how are his knees? [laughter] wasn't there another interaction you had with him? >> that is only one. that night we waited and saul theshakespeare, -- and saw shakespeare, and about 10 minutes after it was over, for some reason the room filled with a smoke smell. , likee alarming kind somebody was burning the newspaper something. there was no source of it, the smell went away. timon,aisle came kenneth the great british critic, and i ken -- i knew him. [laughter] >> what do you think that smell was? agnewaid, they let spiro into the library. [laughter] >> i love it. [laughter] >> that sounds like he was quite polite to you. the tapes,ing to that was not always his attitude toward you. >> from nixon? yeah. the damnedest thing happened in montauk one day, i went to a seafood restaurant and it was one hour early and nobody was at the tables. there was this dark figure, it looked like an old seabird peering out to sea. it was mr. nixon and his lovely daughter julie. to amuse the waiter -- i was not drunk. [l