i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. this is cavuto "coast to coast." regeneron antibody treatment actually reduces risk. how that drug company is trying to expand access. u.s. cruise companies threatening to cruise over to another country if the u.s. doesn't let them operate here. i will talk to the mayor of miami on the impact. call it whatever you want. that is what democrats said about infrastructure. now they want to change the meaning of another issue. stay with us, hear about that later this hour. but first, the top story we're following today, president biden is just about to address the chip shortage with ceo's. he is going to be using this as on opportunity to tout his $2.25 trillion spending plan. fox business's blake burman is live from the white house with the very latest. reporter: david, yeah, we certainly do expect to hear to president biden shortly on that matter, tout the need for the $2.25 trillion american jobs plan as it relates to semiconductors or chips as we better know them because one of the parts of that plan is to invest in $

"your world" with charles payne in for neil cavuto is right now. good afternoon and see you back here tomorrow. >> charles: you're looking live at the white house where president biden and vice president kamala harris are sitting down with the bipartisan group of lawmakers. he says he's serious about reaching a deal on infrastructure, but some republicans say it's for sure. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." coming up, we'll speak with mississippi republican senator roger wicker in that meeting. first, kristin fisher at the white house with the very latest. kristin? >> charles, president biden just finished sitting down with this bipartisan group of lawmakers to begin the process of gauging the support he can get, if any, for his american jobs plan. what is really interesting here, who was not in the oval office for this meeting that just wrapped up. none of the four republicans at the white house today are known for brokers deals with democrats. there's no susan collins or mitt romney that said they tried to compr

"your world" with neil cavuto, governor kristi noem on that show coming up.t day, everybody. . >> neil: all right. how you feeling? apparently you're the more optimistic you've been in 1 1/2 years and you're proving it by spending money. you apparently cleaned up your bottom line and you're ready to get your bottom off the chair and into the stores and clicking online. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. this is literally "your world." this is you doing these incredible things. just to put it in perspective, this is the week, the month we learn consumer spending was back. consumer income was back. car sales were

david: welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. a busy two hours ahead as the stocks start off the week in the red. vaccine eligibility expands coast to coast to everyone over the age of 16. will a pause in the j&j jab lead to a pause of people vaccinated overall? we're live from a new jersey vaccination site with the latest. as restaurants return to put business as usual, many are struggling to get staff to return as usual. we'll talk to one restaurant owner dealing with a labor shortage fallout. the biden administration forcing new policies on immigration. get this, it has nothing to do with the situation at the border. we'll tell you about that coming up. our top story, we're following states expanding vaccine eligibility today to all ages 16 and over. as dr. fauci predicts the return of j&j vaccine later this week but how many americans will get the jab? fox news's lydia hu with at a vaccination site in new jersey. reporter: you can see some of the folks behind me waiting this is the 15-minute waiting area after they got their

"your world" with neil cavuto gets rolling right about now. see how the markets close. >> neil: you are looking live right now at globe life field. the toronto blue jays are taking on the texas rangers. in this particular stadium, they can fill it to capacity. 40,000 plus strong and apparently they already have the game but minutes away. what is at stake at a time when the economy is coming back and soaring back that has a lot of people at the corner of wall and broad saying, you know what? it's a good time to go post pandemic. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." first to the developments in texas. because they are going to be playing. signs of the governor of texas who has opted not to throw out the first pitch here. meantime, to grady trimble on play ball. grady? >> hey, neil. they say they do things bigger in texas and that's the case about opening day today. you can see minutes away from first pitch. a ton of fans still waiting to get in to this brand new globe life field. if this is a sell-out or anywhere close to it, 40,000 f

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." anthony fauci explaining what this pause will mean on johnson & johnson's one-dose vaccine. >> after 6.8 million doses have been administered in this country, there's a bit of a pause in the action here as they investigate clotting issues that have affected six people. we don't know in those cases whether they were directly linked to the vaccine. six out of nearly seven million such vaccines. but we should also stress here that they are not saying that this is going to lead to a vaccine shortage, that others from the likes of pfizer and moderna will more than make up that gap as the push to make sure all americans are vaccinated or get available those vaccinations moves on. they hope to see that in weeks. so what to make of this development here? we'll be talking to rand paul about it in just a second. meantime, i want to get the very latest from gillian turner and what happens from here. gillian? i'm sorry. kristin fisher. >> hey, neil. we both have red hair. it's a common mistake. t

i'm neil cavuto. let's get the latest from benjamin hall in london on the significance of this and what it means. benjamin? >> yeah, hi, neil. herd immunity is what every country has been striving for. it's happened a lot faster than predicted. according to the university college of london who has done this modelling, 50% of the population has been vaccinated. around 42% have been exposed to the virus and have anti-bodies and 10% have pre-existing immunity. according to their modelling, that suggesting taking consideration over those that no longer have the anti-bodies, herd immunity is thought to be 75%. other scientists say current immunity levels are only 35%. the main disagreement over how many people have already had covid. >> neil: all right. we've had some problems there. the significance of this can't be lost on people that have been waiting for herd immunity here. a success percentage or percentage enough of the population, it seems to have developed a resistance to this, an immunity to this

i'm neil cavuto. in london on the significance of this and what it means. benjamin? >> yeah, hi, neil. herd immunity is what every country has been striving for. it's happened a lot faster than

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." alex hogan is seeing all of this first hand. she joins us out of mission, texas. hi, alex. >> hi, neil. in the early hours of the morning, we were able to join border patrol and step into their shoes and see how they view this immigration challenge and what we found in the dark families and people traveling alone who banded together for safety in numbers. some of those people were seriously ill and needed immediate medical treatment. others were lost and needed direction, not knowing where to go. what we've seen also, the number of children increasing. there's more than 19,000 children who crossed the border just last month alone. border patrol council vice president chris cabrera said in the last 20 years, it's the busiest he's ever seen it's. >> the worst thing we can do is become numb to something like that. that is not normal. it's becoming all too common to us now. wee see these kids in situations like that. >> the tour was organized through a trip led by house republican whip steve scalise. the delegation will continue the

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i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." a message to governor newsome. angela isn't forgetting either. take a look. >> what this governor has put us through, it's traumatizing. you lose your income, you lose your job. you're out of work for almost a year, over a year and you get so far behind on your rent. you don't know how you're ever going to get caught up or where you're going to land once all of this stops. that is traumatizing to people. it's really traumatizing. so i just -- i hope, i hope and i pray that with this election, it doesn't become a circus and people take it to heart. they get up off the couch and they go up and get the job and cast the vote and don't forget. because while we were losing everything, he was eating and dining out at the most expensive restaurant. i have it on good accord that his kids skied at north star that never closed. his kids were skiing and getting personal teaching. we're at homeworking a computer because that's all that they have. our kids are not skiing, getting private classes. these businesses -- my fellow bu

i am david asman in for neil cavuto today. we bring you the headlines from across the country starting in georgia where the president says the state needs to, quote, smarten up to avoid more businesses leaving over recent voting legislation. why small businesses in the state say they are the ones striking out following the decision to relocate the mlb all-star game. and then to the white house where president biden is looking into what executive action he can take to cancel student debt. we take a look at who research suggests would benefit the most from mass loan forgiveness. and then to the southern border where another group of lawmakers are looking to get an eyewitness account of the conditions of the crisis. we will talk to republican congresswoman visiting the border today. >>> the top story we are following today, growing pushback in the peach state. small businesses in the atlanta area striking out following the mlb's decision to pull the all-star game from georgia over that new voting law. fox business' edward lawrenc

", i'm brian brenberg in for neil cavuto.ough news this afternoon when the 2020 census comes out, how the impact will spread all the way to washington d.c. >> plus restaurants struggling due to a massive worker shortage during peak season and that couldn't have been more clear in talladega this weekend, we report from the heart of the action. >> and a close call in space, how a piece of junk and the spacex dragon castle avoided certainty satesser. first, this hour, california may be losing its seat in congress for the first time in its history with population counts in the golden state on the downturn. let's go to fox news ashley webster with the detail. ashley? ashley: hey, brian, great to see you. well, listen, it's no secret that california is losing population. combination of high taxes, a high cost of living, and politic s is leading to an exodus of people who find once they move, guess what? they're paying less for power, property taxes, income taxes, gas, even car registrations, you name it, they're paying less, and no

i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." in a moment we'll talk to the vice president of the border patrol union. first, to peter doocy at the white house on what we can expect to hear from the vice president. peter? >> jerry, good afternoon. the vice president and the president of guatemala are logging on for this virtual one-on-one. the bilateral meeting will focus on the immediate relief needs of people in guatemala. this will take place from the vice president's ceremonial office as she explains why it is she hasn't been down to the border. >> martha: first, vice president harris says she's not gone to the border yet because we have to deal with covid issues. what is she referring to? >> well, i would certainly have to ask her team about that specifically. i would tell you also that her focus is not on the border. it's on addressing the root causes in the northern triangle. >> because the vice president has made out of town trips in the pandemic to new hampshire, california, connecticut, other states, republicans are not

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i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world" and a world of big spending in the works and some big tax hikes to go with it. this time wall street had a very different reaction. maybe sensing not all of this can go through. first, to blake burman to here get a look at exactly what the administration could be looking at. i guess, blake, detailing next week. >> there are the numbers, neil and the politics as well. we're told from the white house to expect when the president rolls out the plan next week it will include raising taxes on those that make $400,000 a year and raising the capital gains rate up to 39.6% for income over a million dollars. keep in mind, the president had talked about this during the campaign. so it's been modeled all right. here's some of the numbers. when look at raising capital gains to 39.6 and pairing that with tax treatments, the tax policy center estimates it will cost $370 billion over a decade. the tax foundation higher than that at $469 billion. for those making more than $400,0

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i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." first to jacqui heinrich following all this movement at the supreme court and now the push in the capitol is building maybe they hope a little steep. jacqui? >> good afternoon, neil. nancy pelosi is trying to swiftly stifle this effort as it could distract from other priorities and threaten to divide democrats. she says she has no plans to bring this bill to the floor while the president's commission studying this very proposal is still ongoing. the bill's sponsor expect that democrats will change their minds as more destructive decisions they say come down. congressman jones laid blame for the january 6 insurrection on the supreme court saying it's been dismantling democracy for years and paving the way for racist voter suppression and helping donald trump get into the white house. senator ed markey argued the supreme court's conservative majority is illegitimate. republicans refused to give merrick garland a hearing in 2016 holding the seat open, which president trump later filled.

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"your world" with neil cavuto gets rolling right about now.oking live right now at globe life field. the toronto blue jays are taking on the texas rangers. in this particular stadium, they can fill it to capacity. 40,000 plus strong and apparently they already have the game but minutes away. what is at stake at a time when the economy is coming back and soaring back that has a lot of people at the corner of wall and broad saying, you know what? it's a good time to go post pandemic. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." first to the developments in texas. because they are going to be

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world."up, we'll speak with mississippi republican senator roger wicker in that meeting. first, kristin fisher at the white house with the very latest. kristin? >> charles, president biden just finished sitting down with this bipartisan group of lawmakers to begin the process of gauging the support he can get, if any, f

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." we're all over the implications of something that on paper is jarring. in other words, to face taxes more than double what they are now. we'll also get into the notion of what is a fair share for some. seems like a moving target when it comes to the wealthy who again and again we're told must pay their fair share. blake burman at the white house on how they redefine that today. hey, blake. >> hi, neil. just to go through the cadence for a second. the american rescue plan was the nearly $2 trillion response to covid. the american jobs plan is the president's more than $2 trillion proposal for infrastructure to be paid for as he wants to raise the corporate tax rate. now the administration is about to put forth their american families plan to deal with things like education and child care in this country. the white house press secretary said that this plan is still being finalized and wouldn't comment on the idea that capitol gains for the wealthiest could reach 40% to pay for it. the p

i'm jerry baker in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." matt finn is following the trial from minneapolis. matt, in the last minute or so -- just lost him. we don't have matt. you probably just saw there that eric nelson, the defense attorney for derek chauvin just wrapped up arguments. the judge just said he had some discussions -- we're going to listen to what the judge is saying to the lawyers. >> you believe that the counsel made a misstatement of law when he indicated and argumented that the defendant had to intend to apply unlawful force. he had to intend that the force he was applying to be unlawful. that's not a correct statement. the law is dorn 887 northwest second 8, 26. the state need not show that the defendant meant to or knew that it would violate the law that is what mr. nelson argued before the jury. so we're requesting the court give a curative instruction to the jury as follows. that it is not necessarily for the state to prove the defendant intended to act unlawfully. only that the defendant applied force to another tha

reporter: welcome back to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm lydia hu.riticizing georgia's new voting law is growing. the latest just in is apple ceo tim cook speaking out cone demming this new law. this is of course happening after the new law passed just last week along party lines. a group of black business executives including merck ceo ken frazier and former american express ceo ken chenault is pressuring corporate leaders to speak out against it. companies doing so are getting blowback from lawmakers this is happening to delta. the status of major league baseball all-star game which is suppose towed happen in atlanta in july it is in doubt. let's address claims about the voting law. democrats say the law ends voting hours early. that is not true. the fact voting on election day will run 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. which is the same as current polling hours. the new law requires polls stay open 9:00 to 5:00 at a minimum. local officials are free to keep them open longer. there is also a claim that water is prohibited but actually polling workers are free

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." fixated on a development that has now gripped the nation's attention and the decision on where all of this goes due out in less than half an hour. let's get the very latest on matt finn in minneapolis on how this is playing out. matt? >> behind us is where the courtroom where the trial played out. you can see the razor while here as we've been reporting. the security has been intense in minneapolis. the past day or two, we've noticed it growing. there's national guard all over the city and including places like retail areas and high foot traffic areas. for a couple of blocks around the courthouse, really has been a ghost town. corporate buildings boarded up, stores boarded up. intense security, preparing for the verdict that is now here. operation safety act, which was combining local and federal authorities along with neighboring police departments, they'll give us an update. the jury is made of seven women, five men. the ages between 20 and 60 years old. 44 witnesses in 14 days of t

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welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto, and this is cavuto live, we've got a lot going on in this country that i think sometimes we forget the good news that we're forgetting in this country particularly when it comes to the virus and the vaccines and how close we are to fully a third of all americans getting vaccinated. stunning, fast, unprecedented, and real, and real good news. alicia kunia with the latest in denver. reporter: hi, good morning, neil you know, even as the u.s. is administered more than 100 million vaccinations, the cdc is warning americans as they get back out there, that we are very much still in a pandemic, and need to behave that way, nonetheless this week was witness to america's pastime dusting off 2020 with major league baseball opening its season to real live fans in the stands; however with limited capacity and behavior. at a chilly yankee stadium folks arriving showed either proof of vaccination or a negative covid test and if you haven't been to a movie in a year or what feels like one, check your local listings, because the movies are not just for netflix and

. ♪ ♪ david: and welcome back to "cavuto coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto today.ite house weighing in just moments ago on the backlash in georgia as more businesses are pushing back on the state's new election laws. fox business' hillary vaughn is live in washington with the details. i hi, hillary. >> reporter: hi, david. well, just this afternoon the white house is trying to distance themselves from the blowback of major league baseball moving its all-star game out of atlanta. but neither the white house or the ever walked back any of the misleading claims that they peddled about■ç the law that triggered major corporations chiming in against the law to also speak out against georgia's new voting lawment today the white house press secretary jen psaki would not say if the president regretted supporting mlb's decision after the fallout dealt a $100 million blow to atlanta's local economy. >> he would support that decision if that decision was head by major league baseball just like he would support decisions made by private sector company. we're not standing here a

we will be exploring that tomorrow on cavuto live. >> juan: hello everyone i'm juan williams along withith, jesse watters, dagen mcdowell and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: democrats and the media being accused of anti-cop rhetoric. it's over their reaction to a police officer fatally shooting an ohio teenager who was holding a knife. makai bryant. in new york city, demonstrators clashing with law enforcement and spray painting slogans like f the police on statues. democrats and the press

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welcome everybody happy saturday to you i'm neil cavuto and this is cavuto live today, we're focused on a couple of big developments not the least of which has been happening certainly on the virus front, as america continues reopening and promising signs now, with johnson & johnson drug allowed on the market, that the that will speed up even faster, but juxtapose to that, higher taxes on the way. much higher than earlier thought , a top capital gains rate of north of 43%, more than double what it is now. the argument has been for quite sometime for the biden folks that this will only affect the small slither of the population, about one-third of 1% of americans, but we've been crunching the numbers. it would appear that that, expands a lot and includes potentially you as well. we'll explain as will senator steve danicas of the great state of montana get his read on this what he's concerned about but ahead of that let's get the read from mark meredith with the biden plan that i guess is going to be officially debuted in the state of the union address next week, right? reporter: yeah,

welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. you're watching "coast to coast." my thanks for professor brian brenberg for subbing in my absence. always enjoy bringing the good professor. anyway we have this going on right now. the administration close to maybe, maybe signaling we don't have to wear the masks. there are caveats, the idea if you're vaccinated you can experiment with that. that is not definite. how do you prove that people who are not wearing masks have indeed been vaccinated? that is where vaccine passports are coming to haunt again. we'll see where that goes. we're also looking at earnings that continue to handily beat estimates out there. stuart said two big tech names after the bell today including microsoft and apple of course tomorrow by and large these earnings have beaten estimates handily, better than 30% more than thought so that's something in a quarter that you rarely see but at this juncture we're seeing it a great deal. so let's sort of get a lay of the land where things stand on the mask front, where we're going, certainly on the vir

welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto and i hope you're having a great morning and we'll have a great weekend but the issue right now, front and center, is this biden plan to get this bipartisan commission together to examine the supreme court and how it operates. now, some have interpreted that as sort of like a signal that he wants to pack the court or he's making a vow to progressives to do that and we'll be talking to senator mike braun of indiana, but in the meantime let's go to dave david spunt on how the administration is planning to address this. reporter: neil, good morning to you you hear a lot of talk in washington that presidential decisions could have impacts for decades. this decision, if in fact, there are justices added or removed from the court, really would have implications for decades. you hear a lot about nine justices on the court. there have been all different numbers of justices over the course of time since the founding of this country but nine have been on the u.s. supreme court for decades and in fact it was the late justice ruth bader ginsburg when she was on the c

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. stay tuned for neil. >> cdc and fda are working rapidly to investigate each case and understand whether there's a causal relationship between these blood clots and vaccine administration. >> neil: all right. from the cdc director, the pause continues with the johnson & johnson vaccine. one person died even though more than 6.8 million americans have received doses. this is a pause we're told and it won't last long. it continues as the cdc and the fda holds an emergency meeting on this to discuss what to do next. probably more importantly when to do it. we have tom price with us, liz cheney talking about these developments and much, much more. meantime, i want to go to my colleague and jonathan serrie in atlanta on what the cdc is thinking right now. jonathan? >> hi there, neil. the cdc has convened an expert panel on vaccines, an independent panel that as we speak is weighing its different options. they haven't taken a vote yet. they're laying out the potential scenarios, what advice

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> you want to make sure that safety is the importantis a very rare event. we want to be get this worked out as quickly as we possibly can. that's why you see the word "pause." you want to hold off a bit and very well may go back to that and with some conditions or maybe not. we want to leave that up to the fda and the cdc. so i don't think it was pulling the trigger too quickly. >> neil: so a pause, not a stop. welcome, yb

i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." peter doocy right now at the white house with the campaign to sell still more spending among a lot of doubters and not just republicans. peter? >> neil, republicans say they are skeptical the white house is going to be able to pay for this the way they say they want to pay for it. with increases in taxes only on the top sliver of top earners. >> whoever is the rich and paying their fair share, everybody is paying taxes is going to pay more money. so maybe if you're not paying taxes, you think you're going to get away with it. if you pay a electricity bill, you will pay more. you will pay more for this plan. >> they're proposing the biggest tax increase. when you talk capital gains, you're talking about everybody. you're not talking about just for so-caldwell think people. you're talking about everybody. >> the theme of the president's address is a look forward. hours after his justice department looked backward executing a search warrant on rudy guliani, his predecessors personal atto

. ♪ neil: welcome back, everybody i'm neil cavuto.never been this low, 57 6,000 in the latest week, continuing a trend of job improvement here, that in the latest month, saw very close to a million jobs added to the overall economy, so the trend is our friend and the markets are reflecting that as well of the nearly 10% pick-up in retail sales in the latest month, so, what do you make of the timing of a number of senate democrats who are looking to overhaul in unemployment programs to beef up benefits, extend them to more folks, and maybe provide enough for them not to look for work, because there's been a real shortage of available labor in a very tight labor market right now. let's get the very latest on all of this from jackie deangelis, following it closely in new york hey, jackie. reporter: good morning, neil, well i'd call the timing ironic let's take a look at the jobless claims numbers showing the new claims for unemployment last week fell to 57 6,000 that was much lower than what we were expecting 700,000 and as you said, a n

neil cavuto i will not ask you your preference but i will hand the show to you. neil: now i'm shocked you would be advocating for a low-priced retail establishment like costco, everyone thinks you're cheap but i know better. but that is good to hear. thank you, stuart. have a wonderful day, my friend. can't wait for your letter segment. we sent you a couple doozies, please, please air them. we have a couple developments on the housing front we want to let you know. everyone concerned about the corner of wall and broad. at the clip we're going it is impressive. march existing home sales did slide a little bit here because the number of homes on the market, they actually kind of limited here and that has driven up the price of a home to 329,000. that is the average. that is and all-time high for an average home price in the united states of america here. so you have got dwindling supplies. that is good for sellers if they're trying to unload homes. plenty of interest in the homes, price of homes going up but for a lot of people trying to buy them, it is a devil of

reporter: welcome back to "cavuto: coast to coast." i'm blake burman.me the cdc and the fda made recommendation to pause johnson & johnson covid-19 we heard from the head of the cdc. dr. rochelle walensky saying there are three reasons essentially why they made the decision. first off health care providers could be on the lookout. secondly there may be additional cases to report in the upcoming days, third, she says the pause will allow an independent committee to review events to determine their potential significance. that committee by the way meet as couple hours from now. dr. walensky saying this morning she believes that the decision shows the system is working. >> i want to share with you my confidence in the system we have in place. jointly cdc and fda were able to identify these rare events and act quickly to alert health care providers around the public. this demonstrates that the safety systems we have in place are working. reporter: over here at the white house they continue to maintain that taking johnson & johnson's vaccine off-line will no

bring in my colleague and friend, neil cavuto. it's yours, neil. neil: all right. thank you, stuart. i appreciate that. we'll see if we can keep that rally going, my friend. meantime we're focuses on a number of developments including attorney general merrick garland set to announce a probe in polices practices in minneapolis, after the verdict yesterday that electrified the nation. we have t.d. jakes on to talk about that. what he says the message of that verdict could be and the obligation on all of us to keep the calm. also talking to ben carson own the very same issue. and right now, on the vaccination front as well. so a lot coming up. meantime, we thought we would focus on a development here you're going to want to listen to real close because it could be real personal. at least a dozen governors are calling on the biden administration to slowly weed out gasoline powered cars with another 14 years. i mean not just a little bit. to make sure, they're not even sold 14 years from now. they're from states not big energy producers. that is probably more than just

we will be exploring that tomorrow on cavuto live. >> juan: hello everyone i'm juan williams along with sandra smith, jesse watters, dagen mcdowell and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: democrats and the media being accused of anti-cop rhetoric. it's over their reaction to a police officer fatally shooting an ohio teenager who was holding a knife. makai bryant. in new york city, demonstrators clashing with law enforcement and spray painting slogans like f the police on statues. democrats and the press being criticized for saying bryant was involved in a typical teenager fight and the officer should have acted differently. the columbus police union president he is pushing back against that much saying bashing the cops make the people that they protect less safe. take a look. >> it doesn't fit an agenda that's being pushed around this entire country, certainly in ohio, here in columbus. the same day we had this tragic shooting that the officer was involved in, we had a 15-year-old shoot another 15-year-old. in cincinnati, not far from us, earlier in