i saw what dana white said, i'm, like, my mom is not going to be in favour of this now.it, my first thought was, like, oh, well, he hasn't met me yet so it's fine. you just don't know. so, yeah, ijust felt like a matter of time before our paths would cross and i'd change his mind. and it worked. ronda became the first woman to sign a ufc contract. they say the supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. well, that's exactly what ronda did. with an impressive run of ten emphatic victories, ronda's rise and sheer dominance within the ufc seemed unstoppable, but, hidden from the public eye, ronda was battling something infinitely more challenging. every time you get a concussion, it's easier to get another one, and for, you know, ten years of myjudo career, i was experiencing concussion symptoms more often than not because i wasn't allowed to rest. i would get a concussion and then have to keep training and taking, you know, many impacts every night and just re—aggravating it over and over and over again, so, erm, it got to a point where when i came into mma

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. >> dana: mark meredith is live at the white house this morning. hi, mark. >> dana, good morning to you. for the white house, these widespread college campus protests are both a public safety issue but also a political liability which could stretch on for weeks, if not months. the white house says president biden wants to make it clear he believes that americans have a right to protest but that they will not tolerate violence. either way the images like these that we have been seeing on college campuses are creating headaches for the white house. the "wall street journal" saying today the situation holds many risks and few good options for biden, who faces the prospect of continued protests this summer. the president says the protests are not going to impact his position towards israel. pressure is knowledge for the white house to find a way to calm outraged democrats. we heard from college democrats of america posting online quote their vote is not to be taken for granted by the democratic party. we reserve the right to criticize our party when it

i think there's a lot i always saw dana white the other said this whole generation, soph, that's the bad news. the good news is, if you're not, you're going to succeed quickly. so, you know, they say the whole thing about, hard times make hard people. soft times make soft people. it's not their fault. they're born at time when we're not really at a war that's taxing more than 2% of the country, we still excel. economy excels. our debts are out of control. but still, everywhere you look, america already coming back. we just do the simple, basic things. we would be so further like control our border, support police officers, just basic. but we're still better on our worst day than any other country. and for people chanting death to america, i recommend one thing travel. and if you find someplace better, stay. you know what if you. so brian has to get up at two in the morning for his tomorrow so we have time for one more question. anyone okay. we've got a hand. right. but can i just say one precursor? i i appreciate the questions, but i don't think i have all the i'm just giving you so

dana: david spunt is there in washington, d.c. on the campus of george washington university just a stone's throw from the white house. morning. >> good morning, dana and bill. i'm about half a mile, a few blocks from the white house. you are looking at a picture of our first president, george washington, dressed in a head scarf, genocidal is painted on the actual base of the statue here on the george washington university campus. also shame on d.c. this has been a group that has been chanting probably for 40 minutes or so, probably about 200 people here. nothing violent at this point. though they are saying shut it down and talking about revolution. i want to point out the juxtaposition as we wait for the current president to speak from the white house. this is how the first president of the united states, george washington, is being depicted here today on the university named for him. dana and bill. >> dana: the president might want to appease these students but they don't care. >> bill: when donald trump was in the white house there were protests across the street in lafayette park on a consistent basis and they wer

. >> dana: jacque heinrich is live at the white house. what do you hear? >> i guess the president did telegraph that a little while ago, dana. the timeline the laid out in a letter sent by the biden campaign. june debate to be after the g7 summit in italy and after trump's trial in new york and the september debate to be before early voting begins. the president in his announcement video did not waste a chance to take a swipe at trump's court schedule in making that announcement. the campaign is rejecting the traditional format from the commission on presidential debates and pushing to have a television studio debate with only the candidates and moderator. the cpd schedule after early voting starts and the live audience detracts from voters and rules broken in 2020. could be a nod to reports that trump tested positive for covid before the first debate but didn't reveal it until afterward. a lot of frustration with speaking time limits and interruptions. team biden laying a condition that whoever hosts the debate this year should host a republican primary de

. >> dana: griff, thank you. >> bill: to the white house we go now. jacque heinrich. no word from the president on the growing campus violence. what will the white house say today and when, jacque? good morning. >> good morning, bill. who knows? we'll find out hopefully later. the press briefing got moved up a little bit. reporters will be allowed inside an event biden is doing in d.c. today. so far the president has been silent on this. white house officials have told us how the president feels about these things but gone to great lengths to avoid saying it himself. look at the video here. yesterday heading to a campaign event the white house had aides physically walking between the president and press as he made his way to marine one. at the event itself reporters weren't allowed inside. we've heard john kirby say biden believes taking over a campus building is wrong and andrew baits say biden condemns the use of the term intifada. biden is grappling with the divisions on display within his base. >> we desperately need the country needs clear moral authority. we nee

dana. >> dana: peter doocy at the white house, thank you so much. >> bill: let's bring in marc thiessenings are popping here and there. you have columbia's suspension of a big graduation, then this to dovetail what peter is reporting in "politico." pro-palestinian protestors are backed by a surprising source, biden's biggest donors. what is your take on that as we peel back the curtain, marc? >> you know, why are these protests continuing? they are working, right? joe biden -- what are these protestors asking for? they're asking for biden to pressure israel not to invade rafah, to push for a cease-fire, push for an end to the war. what is biden doing right now? he has tony blinken in the middle east now pushing for a cease-fire to stop the offensive in rafah and to end the war. exactly what they are asking for. we saw the "wall street journal" reported that they withheld a weapons shipment as pressure to stop the invasion of protest. if you are a student protestor and looking at this. >> dana: we have the headline saying biden's bad weapons to israel report says the u.s. put a hold last

before we do that we want to get to jacque heinrich at the white house. >> dana: do we have you, missacque? let's pull her up here. there you are. i couldn't remember where you were but there you are at the white house on the north lawn. >> yeah, just got back, guys, following the president. he is in delaware today. today is the ninth anniversary of beau biden's death. today they went to the church where he is buried to pay their respects and follows a visit the president made to beau's widow, who is also hunter's ex-girlfriend and she is expected to testify in his trial next week. >> she disposed of a gun that hunter is accused of buying illegally. president biden was at her house. >> he visited her days before the anniversary of the passing of his son and she is family. she was married to his late son and i think that is something also to mention as you are asking your question to me. >> they did not talk about her testimony? >> this was not about that. >> the trial is expected to publicize some unsavory and embarrassing details the famously private first family would prefer not to

we have a team of correspondents at college campuses and at the white house dana griffin, walk us through how things escalated at ucla. >> reporter: the escalation really reached a boiling point last night. let me go back it reached a boiling point tuesday, many questioning where the police was doing that altercation and then just before dawn around 3:00 a.m. we saw chp officers move in, dismantle the encampment that was set up here and this is what is left behind now, there's been a great effort to clear as much stuff as possible, and in the distance you can see the frontloader that's taking the piles of discarded tents and trash and loading it into these massive rollaway bins and there are several items still left behind. crews are now gearing up again, this new roll-away bin has been brought in, you can see the graffiti that was left behind. the arrest total at this hour is 209. they say the police presence just here on the campus at ucla from yesterday and today is going to be in the millions. we're told los angeles pay your bass was actually here during that raid at the command post

if they can't say that we see where the numbers are headed and looks grim for biden. >> dana: that is why the whiteouse signaled president biden will give an official president of the united states statement after this jury verdict? >> i think they are nervous. there is no other explanation for it. a confident campaign wouldn't insert themselves and entirely change their strategy how they handled this case from the beginning. at the very end. they are seeing the numbers sink and know they have one hook to try to get president biden back to the oval office and now they understand they will have to play it for all its worth. it is a very, very tough road for them to go and a lot of that is outside of their hands. >> bill: did you see the "new york post" cover? it was a classic. put it up. this is one of de niro's early films. you see it. josh, thank you for coming on and we'll see what we get. the president is with his motorcade heading east on 56th street. they head down to the east river and they will be at that courthouse in a matter of minutes. why don't we get a commercial break now and take thi

. >> dana: thank you. former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is here. i asked jonna earlier. you might remember this. some of the news that you had to deal with as press secretary. do you think stormy daniels is a reluctant witness today? >> i think she is a witness that has a beef with the defense, has a beef with former president trump. clearly there has been animosity back and forth between the two. i actually think she probably relishes this moment and enjoys this moment. i can't read the tea leaves, but i wouldn't classify her as that. >> bill: trump talked about the legal expenses how you list it. if you put down sheetrock as we heard from eric shawn's report you put down sheetrock or the contractor that. him talking about the case and whether or not they can prove it. >> they have no case. every legal scholar i see, maybe there is seasoned out there, some whack job, virtually everyone that i've seen has said there is no case. a case that shouldn't have been brought. the previous d.a. wouldn't bring it. bragg didn't want to bring it. then he broug

[applause] >> distinguished guest. >> dana: that's the president of kenya taking over the podium as president biden welcomes him to the white. we used to call it two and two. two questions aside at a press conference later today and you'll have that on your show. >> martha: around 2:30. >> dana: we'll get to this, too. >> i think we're putting a band-aid on a symptom instead of fixing the problem and that problem is in my mind the overwhelming numbers is the federal government's issue but we should be vetting the people coming through. >> dana: county supervisors in san diego have approved $20 million for a migrant center. jim desmond was the lone no vote and he will join us next. plus there is a hearing underway right now on capitol hill about anti-semitism on campus at public universities. we'll be right back. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping

the photographer goes in and takes a couple of shots and dana i can report to you red tie, white shirt monday. bret, back to the threat of jail time. the judge also said the magnitude of that decision is not lost on me. your continued willful violation of the court's order constitutes a direct attack and will not be allowed to continue. not allowed to continue. do you see this as a possibility that the former president would actually be jailed before this thing has gone to a jury? >> well absolutely the judge is boxing himself in his own corner at this point. he will be the one that is going to threaten and he is going to fine this limited fine and he is doing it with the underlying order being unconstitutional. how does anybody that is in the position of donald trump, who knows it is an unconstitutional order, how does he with all of his ability to communicate to the american people, how does he not make comments, how does he not talk about this case? he knows it will be an issue on appeal. it is the judge who has now put himself in this position and have to put him in jail because he

we're in the red, white and blue today here in new york city. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. it goes by fast. first debate happening june 27th, 131 days before the election. the second debate september 10th. >> bill: these debate developments happened on a lot of bad news for the president. the post putting the high stakes in perspective. joe's fail mary. while his rival sits in a courtroom for hours on end yet again today, dana. >> dana: kayleigh mcenany is here and we have fox team news coverage. eric shawn and william la jeunesse on my migrant numbers. mark meredith is at the white house where the lawn is green and nice. >> we try for you. the debate over presidential debates appears to be settled for now, both president biden and trump agreeing to two face-to-face meet-ups. the first one set to happen at the end of june. for months now we have seen the former president urge president biden to meet him on the debate stage and biden had said it would depend on trump's behavior and told howard stern he would debate. the first sparring will happen way earlie

. >> bill: now the first -- it is a white shirt and yellow tie. >> dana: i like a yellow tie. >> bill judge delivering final instructions to the jury before we speak before they deliberate. talk to j.d. vance inside the courtroom prior. good morning to you. one of the things you said, every single person involved in this prosecution is practically a democratic political operative. is that the way you see it? >> yeah, bill, unfortunately that's correct. you have, of course, the number three at the department of justice going to join the new york prosecutor's case to do this. a soros funded prosecutor alvin bragg. a judge who donated to the democratic party and biden's presidential campaign and you have the daughter of merchan raising almost $100 million for democratic candidates off of the very trial that her dad is presiding over. so why aren't we asking some very tough questions about the corruption of enriching your family from the very trial that you are presiding over? i really hope donald trump gets acquitted. if he does it will be a miracle because of how loaded this judge has b

. >> dana: americans looking for leadership as campuses are in turmoil. critics say they aren't seeing any from the whitepresident himself. let's bring in byron york. we looked at a list today. the past two weeks where president biden has been and opportunity to make commence about this. they have decided not to and issued many paper statements including a couple from the deputy press secretary about campus protests. but the president himself apparently not going to give remarks on this until next tuesday, may 7th. byron, what do you think about -- does the cat have joe biden's tongue since he seems paralyzed not doing anything. like he has to get talked into commenting on afghanistan, baby formula and all the big issues. america is like where are you, sir? >> let's just say this. the president always has the opportunity to make a public statement. all the office has to do is inform the press and they will be there. the president can always speak out about this. apparently joe biden, as far as the campus unrest is concerned, has made a decision that it's maybe it will blow over and the big problem for hi

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dana: the terrorists are in rafah. the president paused a shipment of bombs and learning the white house tried to hide that decision from the public. >> bill: the u.s. backing israel through thick and thin right now super thin for that country. campus protests may be causing the president to waiver. we have more on that that may prove that point. here is what he told cnn last night. >> president biden: i made it clear that if they go into rafah, they haven't gone into rafah yet, if they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with the cities to deal with that problem. we'll continue to make sure israel is secure in terms of iron dome and respond to attacks that came out of the most recently, but it is just wrong. we're not going to supply the weapons and artillery shells. yeah, artillery shells. >> dana: governor doug burgum is here to react. let's go to gillian turner at the state department with an update. >> hi, dana. officials tell us they have concerns that the idf has plans to use u.s. made weapons in rafah. a city packed with 1.3 million palestinians. approximately 60

june 27th, i'm going to get to co-moderator the debate with my colleague and friend dana bash moments ago at the white house, reporters tried to shout questions such as why he won't commit to a third debate and why a june debate? >> but with all the shouting, you couldn't really make out president biden's response. let's bring in cnn's mj lee at the white house and kristen holmes here in studio. she covers the trump campaign for us. first to mj mj. why was biden's campaign so eager to get this on the calendar so early in june yeah. >> what we saw jake was a total smack down by the biden campaign of the presidential debate calendar that the commission on presidential debates had proposed what the biden campaign said was that this idea that the first debate between the two candidates wouldn't take place until mid-september was just ludicrous. it was too late. it would the after some voters that actually participated already in early voting in some parts of the country. and jen o'malley, dillon saying in a letter to the commission that the calendar shows a series its limitations of the cpd's outdated app

. >> dana: they are sparring over tariffs on china and the economic rivalry with beijing. >> bill: we'll talk to larry kudlow and get his reaction. white house north lawn, peter doocy with the latest on the upcoming slugfests. will it happen? >> we'll see. this is coming a few days after some very unfavorable polling for the president and his team. they are looking for something to change the subject. they pass along a lot of fine print, including this. the first debate should be hosted by any broadcast organization that hosted a republican primary debate in 2016 in which donald trump participated and a democratic primary debate in 2020 in which president biden participated. neither campaign can assert the sponsoring organization is unacceptable. it will limit partners that the biden team wants to cnn, abc, telemundo or cbs. they want one-on-one for this debate. their plan cuts out rfk junior. it could also cut out micks. the campaign says they only want microphones active and turned on when it is a candidate's turn to speak. the trump team seems eager to participate. the june debate would mean trump is up at the republican nominee bef

the white house crossing out more biden screw ups then when dana had to proofread my last book.teleprompter. and not off the >> and when i was vice president, things were kind of bad during the pandemic. i am humbled. saving millions of families 800 thousands of dollars. cracking down on corporate landlord to keep rents down. mortality rate for black moms who have nearly three times more likely to die. because of insurrectionist who stormed capitol hill patriots, donald trump is that if he loses again in november there will be "bloodshed." the maa spirit. >> jesse: no wonder the big liberal pundits continue to have buyers remorse but are stuck with senile joe. >> the age issue is suffocating him. and he needs to bring up that only four years older than trump. >> a biden presents as ancient. like kiss, puts on the weekend face paint and it is 1976 all over again. >> i do think there is a level of panic out there because some people who look at facts and circumstances say wait a minute, how can this be tied? >> jesse: a level of panic, dana. >> dana: well, here's the thing. i don'

. >> dana: there is not a lot of curiosity from the white house but at least on the hill on that bipartisanommittee there is. >> martha: you remember the letters that came out with all of these scientists that had all agreed it was of natural origin at a point there was all kinds of evidence it could have come from the lab. devastating to people's lives still. still the impacts we feel from all of this. >> dana: i was on with a doctor last night he said the very thing. the chaos and all the mental effects from it, the education. you talk a lot about that as well not to mention the long-term health effects and the fact that china got away with it. that's all we have to say about it. there is a little more on this. watch here. >> the president has the authority to do something about this unilaterally. congress is a divided government right now. why isn't he doing anything? >> why should he have to do it unilaterally and not a legislative way? let's not forget that negligent -- wait. you are right. he took many executive actions before. in order to deal with what's happening at the border, in

the white house tight lipped if either one is on the terror watch list. >> dana: here is what we know so far. two jordanians are in ice custody being stopped at the quantico gate an unprecedented number of gotaways at the southern border. the biden administration won't say where they are from. >> bill: a record breaking surge of chinese nationals flowing through and assaults of border patrol agents are on the rise. meanwhile as the border crisis unfolds with no end in sight, you can add the safety of our military bases to this conversation. watch. >> is the secretary confident in the safety and security of u.s. military bases not only in this country but around the world? >> he is. >> you confirm he was briefed on this incident? >> i can tell you that he tracks many different things all around the world. i will -- i won't get into specific things he is briefed on a daily basis. >> dana: griff jenkins is following the story live in washington. i'm not sure why the answer from the pentagon wasn't just yes. >> the white house tight lipped. they have a lot to answer for. breaking news. we

. >> dana: friday at 2:00 here we go. >> wearing a white is a big deal be!hoices become more acceptable post memorial day. and the parade, i go to the parade. but i used to margin it, i was first trumpet, take that. i had a game. >> judge jeanine: for me, by memorial day, the pool is ready. you gotta take that tab off, than the heater does not working have to get it to work. and you gotta get the top but memorial day it's perfect. >> harold: love that, love eating and grilling, for me the great part tradition 11 maybe a lot of people, a love lacrosse. final four men's and women's college, you got uva playing maryland on the boys side and the woman society got northwestern and florida, and boston college of. >> dana: i love lacrosse. >> harold: but it's the final four so it's a big deal be when i also think of lacrosse when i think of people who cannot hit a curveball. [ laughter ] >> or people who don't like physical contact. [ laughter ] so judge, what is a favorite slaver of ice cream and do you prefer donna cohen or do you like it in a sunday's sake! >> j

just under redacted this week in the florida trial, the white house general counsel, obama's clean-up person, dana remus, she was at the genesis of the entire special counsel document investigation. all of these things are coming out. it's the same people from russiagate that tried to frame donald trump as n agent of russia are behind all of these charges. it's so third world banana republic. we were told the adults are in charge and donald trump was a threat to the institutions. the way this administration is shredding the constitution and the very foundations of this country was built on is beyond imagineable. all for what? for what? just to try to keep a guy out of the election. and donald trump's not you allowed to talk about that and this judge will try to he throw him in jail for pointing out that his daughter raised $100 million for democrats. they is a direct financial conflict that he should recuse himself for. it's just unbelievable to watch this happening in our done you tri. maria: it real -- country. maria: it really is. i think people are onto it. people understand what's happening t

. >> dana: president biden is reportedly planning to address donald trump's trial from a quote white house setting when a verdict is reached. rich edson is following this part of the story for us. he will probably not sell free on wednesday t-shirts from the white house. >> probably no merchandise involved with this one. the president is planning on speaking from the white house at the conclusion of his political opponent's trial up in new york. this is according to a report in "politico." it says the biden team is trying to finalize details of all of this. he intends to initially address the verdict in a white house setting once the jury makes a decision in former president donald trump's hush money case. the white house back drop is meant to demonstrate biden is not making a political statement when he speaks about trump's legal situation. the biden campaign is also considering using quote convicted felon donald trump to refer to the republican nominee if the jury finds him guilty. the white house has no comment on the report. biden campaign has yet to respond. biden has made more

. >> martha: so, dana, you know, this is an interesting moment. i think about the white house speech president biden gave the other day and the comparison between these philosophies of what all voters might be looking for, block white and hispanic. also interesting to consider no child left behind was -- which was president bush's signature before 9/11 and that's because what he saw as governor was the soft bigotry for low expectations for black and brown children. it's an issue not being solved over time. i also want to compare not just what trump is doing and what reagan did, that 1 is not like, okay you can see how it makes sense. compare biden's campaign in new hampshire this week which should be a lock for him, they had to go there because it is not a lot. trump saying let me try to widen this electoral map. they're looking at places like minnesota, virginia obama was able to say let me try to do this. imagine president biden saying i'm going to give -- do an event in misery pack alabama, arkansas. just because he thinks i might have a chance there because i've some

white and like girls. people watch anomalies in schools. catch dana can i patrick in motorsports and tiger woods in golf.fascinating. >> brian: great point. now let's move on to something extremely complex but it's changing we have got to stay on top of it. especially where you are from college sports rules the world northeast not as big. finding out a move not only with nil to get players imemergency and likeness arch manning at the top of the frame. earned $2.8 million last year because of his last name and potential but he barely played. but now they are going to do something else. the ncaa might be cutting a deal with the top schools in division 1 college athletics and they can share in revenue with the players? can you expand on this? >> yeah. and i don't even know it would include the ncaa. we might be seeing the end of the ncaa. what you are talking about is private equity come in. they don't get to take equity in a school, obviously. they say they make a deal. private equity group owns ac milan one of the biggest soccer clubs in the world saying make a deal with five of ten of the biggest college

the white house in cleanup duty issuing nine corrections to false statements that joe biden made in only one speech. cleanup in aisle four. dana. >> dana: a year's long tradition back in the big apple today. thousands of u.s. sailors headed to the hudson river as fleet week kicks off. >> this is fleet week. >> the first time since world war ii that a dozen navy ships have sailed into the new york harbor and been opened to the public. ♪ my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife... i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. ...look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, "i'm glad it helped." i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now and get 35% off your first order. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com ah, these bills are crazy. s

. >> dana: quick thing here fallen journalist memorial foundation announced last week the formation of a white myers. dee dee was the first woman press secretary she worked for bill clinton. we were able to get signatures from press secretaries dating from the johnson administration all the way through the biden administration. the foundation was launched on june 2 #th, 201. and there is going to be this memorial. you can see it there to honor fallen journalists and so it was fun to work with everybody there. >> greg: that's nice. >> dana: yeah. >> greg: mike turner, let's do this tonight one more time, kennedy, jamie lissow, kat timpf, lee zeldin. >> jesse: i think i saw this show. >> greg: it was bumped last night but it's a great one so watch it. let's do this. >> greg: guess the animal sounds. go around the table and, okay, we will start with dana. play it. >> judge jeanine: what? >> dana: oh, gosh, i think it's a wart hog. >> judge jeanine: that's it. >> greg: that's it. >> jesse: aunt eater. >> greg: kevin? >> kevin: wart hog. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: an emu? >> greg: let's roll the

dana: i bet he watched the knicks. >> bill: likely, i would say. not a great performance, i would say also. kayleigh mcenany is with us, former whiteress secretary president trump. we could get into legal matters but let's get into politics. trump will have a rally in the bronx on thursday, all right? roll this. here we go. >> we'll come into new york and make it a big play for new york. other cities, too. this city. i love this city and it has gotten so bad in the last three, four years and we'll straighten new york out. >> bill: so that was a month ago in harlem, all right? now the trump team saying 21, guys, both new york city and state at large have been ravaged by surges in violent crime as a direct result of biden's and democrats' pro-criminal policies. murders are up 23.1% from 2019 and felony assault is up 34.5. these upticks are devastating. get you a shot at that. what strikes me about the statement is that you have a clear contrast between biden's record and trump's record and no too far apart. >> that's exactly what this is designed to do. the trump team says we can win new york. anything is possible. biden took 61% of

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. ♪ ♪ [ ♪♪ ]yone >> i'm dana perino with judge jeanine pirro, greg gutfeld inii jesse watters and this is the 5e >> the whitehey are the ones driving this case. they are the ones doing all the talking. representative of the white house. just recently biden can't campaign's wheeze trying to hinder his opponent trying to hurt the opponent because they can't do it fair and square it's a law fair deferred world country way of campaigning.o it'sse sad to see what's happend to the country. g the country is going to hell because of biden.mo >> hnee sounded off months ago s the hush money criminal trial entered its final phase court h over for the day of of the judgh said he would make every efforto bto get charges to both of thed teams byay the end of the day oe thursday so they have a four-day weekend to prepare over resting their cases in the formerses president will not take the stand 8 days from now on tuesday closing arguments begin and it goes to the deliberation room coming as soon as wednesday the trail didn't come without serious fireworks rocking theou court the judge cleared up the group to reprimand of

. >> dana: we have word this morning that president biden, when the verdict is reached will give a white house address. white house official as commander-in-chief. president of the united states type address but in 12 minutes the biden/harris campaign will be near where you are giving some sort of campaign-related message and i wonder what you think about all that as the trial is underway and defense is making its case? >> well, i'm not real sure what president biden will say. i'm pretty sure he has a son who is about to stand trial. he needs to be really careful what he says about the justice system and the presumption of innocence in terms of president trump. i showed up last week being skeptical, suspicious of these allegations that the judge was sufficiently anti-defense. i watched two days worth of really pro-prosecution rulings and look, most judges lean one way or the other, pro-prosecution, pro-defense. i have rarely seen a judge more pro-prosecution than this one was last week. he cut the legs out from under the defense by not letting the fec expert testify. the exact same quest

>> dana: this was a speech that was a long way from hope and change. i don't understand. if i were ever to be in the white -- which i will never be. if the president of the united states has offered an opportunity to give a commencement speech, and it is an accepted offer, i would say, in no way could you make this about politics. commencement speeches are not about you or your campaign. they are about the students and the families who just made a lot of sacrifices and work very hard to get to this moment. what did he tell them? your futures are dire and dismal. i don't even know why you are here. why don't we all go home? i was miserable about it. i love a good commencement speech. we did hours last week. they were much more inspiring than this. i also asked this about every speech. why are you giving it? why did you give it this way? his base is crumbling in front of his eyes. he has to figure out a way to scare them into voting for them. the numbers are abysmal for him. in pennsylvania over the weekend, there was a piece about black voters in pennsylvania starting to walk away from the biden campaign.

. >> dana: the death of this -- of betrail is felt across america and with israel and our allies. the big question is can -- the biden whiteas to answer this. how is eliminating any strategic leverage on israel's behalf going to help get the hostages home? speaking of hostages. we bring then up. the president died -- does an interview and he doesn't bring it up. it takes a reporter to ask you about a hostages? we'll never do it because you don't do any different interviews. after september -- he did the one with aaron burnett. after israel's september 11th, joe biden said hamas is equal to isis. isis has to be eliminated. trump did that. israel wants to eliminate hamas. in an area this big. they're asking for strategic targeted weapons to do that work while being on the hook to provide all the food, water and humanitarian aid through the country that is harboring the terrorists. the palestinians, if you worry about them, they're being used as human shields by hamas. nobody is pressuring hamas. when i heard biden say that, i yelped. i couldn't believe that he actually did it. the fact that they hid it until after the holoca

but i want to start with cnn senior white house correspondent kayla tausche, who's covering the president's reelection. kayla, take us behind the scenes. >> well, dana, it's been several weeks now that president biden's campaign team and the president personally in an interview with howard stern, essentially laid the groundwork for his willingness to debate, saying that he would be happy to stand sayyed by trump and have that conversation. and then earlier today suggesting that he would be happy to debate the former president and his now gop rival, at least twice. and as early as june that is a detail that would allow voters to see the two candidates side-by-side in that debate matchup with several months before early voting begins. earlier today, president biden's team released this video on social media with the president himself trump lost two debates to me in 20 said he hadn't shown up for debate. >> now exactly like you want to debate me again or make my day pal i'll even do it twice plus pick the dates down. i hear you're free. i'm wednesday's and appearances on cnn today. biden's campaign official suggested that there was still a risk that tr

dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." operation old man is a go to the whitese is still cooking up new ways to hide or minimize president joe biden's advance 81-year-old age. but it appears to be backfiring as americans give another scathing assessment of his fitness for office. according to the latest survey, an overwhelming 81% say joe biden is too old for another term. we already know how his staff gives joe the shorter staircase for him to board air force one. how they deploy an army of aides to hide his shoveling. who can forget how they lace up the president and antislip sneakers as a way to prevent embarrassing falls. now, and team biden is admitting that the police how many words the man can say. >> the campaign is looking to shorten its speeches. biden selection strategy is less is more. tighten his pitch to voters with shorter, crispers speeches. >> quality over quantity. we believe that these touches, the smaller things that are guarding directly to the point of what is going on and the stakes of this election is going to be easier for voters to tap

white house. we'll continue watching that. in the meantime that will do it for us. here comes. >> everyone: the five". >> ♪ ♪ >> danallo everyone i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jonathan jeanine pirro, dan hurley, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. at 5:00 on new york city and this is "the five". >> ♪ ♪ >> dana: a category five salacious storm hitting the trump trial. jury finally getting to hear from adult from after stormy daniels after she gave testimony so raunchy it would make a point star blush and the mid--- media laugh. >> my basic feeling is, like, wow this is a colorful maybe hyper colorful witness >> daniels said she pulled trump of the magazine someone should spank you with that, i'm sorry at the -- >> he was wearing silk or satin pajamas. >> i'm sorry. [laughter] i apologize. i just had to laugh. >> no calluses -- >> i can't believe i have read this on television. >> better you than me. >> is not going to involve discussions of anything. [laughter] >> just read it. reader on the screen. >> dana: stormy daniels in at the heart of alvin bragg's fortified as this records case against telegram

white house says this is all corporate greed. how come there's only corporate greed when democrats are in office? >> greg: right. >> dana smell test and people in the bronx no. >> greg: there is the scent of a class issue here where they assign a moral value to the things you buy. you know, who eats fast food? not people i know. but i have a feeling a lot more people will be eating fast food, particularly the people at media matters who got laid off. [laughter] >> jesse: i didn't know that. >> greg: yeah. ahead, how dare a republican vote for a republican. but tv meltdown over nikki haley endorsing trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to the roots of our legacy. where excellence, comfort, and electricity... are forever in bloom. welcome to beyond. the mercedes-maybach eqs suv. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scena