dana? >> dana: jacqui heinrich, thanks so much.he white house press briefing has just wrapped up a few minutes ago, with kayleigh mcenany, the press secretary, taking questions about a vaccine timeline. our chief white house correspondent john roberts was there, and he is live with us here now. john, what was the update from the press secretary? >> dana, good afternoon to you. as you know, the president and his top officials and top scientists in the u.s. government have repeatedly denied that there was any kind of political pressure to get a vaccine approved and available before the november election. among those officials who have denied that there is any political pressure is anthony fauci, who i spoke to a couple of weeks ago on your program while i was subbing for you. but the white house probably not particularly thrilled with what dr. redfield and the cdc said today. he alluded to it at the top, that a vaccine may not be widely available to the general public until the end of the second quarter, which will put it into the su

karl rove, thank you. >> thank you, dana. >> dana: all right. next, new york's governor is pushing back after president trump put democratic run cities on notice. shouldn't we be focusing on the violence? save for your retirement, update your home, maybe buy a new car? record low rates have dropped even lower. use your va streamline refi benefit now. one call to newday is all it takes to save $3,000 every year. to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ensure max protein. ♪ where everybody knows ♪ someyour name ♪ant to go ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ applebee's. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. >> dana: president trump ordering a review of federal funding to democratic-led cities that he says have descended to anarchy. john roberts reporting live. john? >> good afternoon to you. the president has aimed his sights on seattle, portland, new york city and washingto

dana?dana: we will pay let's check in with the biden campaign, peter doocy live in cleveland, when will the former vice president arrived? >> we expect him to arrive sometime tomorrow afternoon, dana, and we've learned in the last 24 hours that biden is not going to be providing any sort of a sample for the performance enhancing drug test president trump said he wants ahead of time, the biden campaign explain their position like this. "vice president biden intends to deliver his debate answers in word, the president thinks is best case is in urine, he can have at it." debate prep continues at home in wilmington. biden and his senior campaign staff have let us know they expect a barrage of hurtful attacks from president trump although they doubt those attacks will have any kind of a positive impact. biden has not had an event in a swing state since last wednesday but he did come up to wilmington to talk about and implore republican senators not to move forward on a trump nominee unless trump

i am dana perino and this is the "daily briefing." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dana: president trump set tohe white house soon. we will see if the president has anything to say. he might. we will keep an eye on that. we have team fox coverage in cleveland. bret baier here with me and peter doocy. let's begin with the chief white house correspondent in cleveland as well. >> good afternoon. good to see you. it is believed that when president trump takes the stage at 9 o'clock in cleveland against joe biden, he will try to get under joe biden's skin and try to protect some sort of reaction on the part of the former vice president biden and force him into making an error. the trump campaign officials believe the best way to do that is for the president to go after biden's son hunter and the million dollars he made in business deals with the ukraine and china and what joe biden may have known about it. listen to what alyssa said. >> hunter biden had no qualifications to receive a massive loan, $3 million. there are real questions that need to be answered about corruption and pay to play. we will

dana? >> dana: jonathan hunt, thank you. showing the virus may be responding to social distancing efforts. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta with more. >> hi, dana, researchers compare samples that they took from some of the earliest covid-19 patience taken in the houston area and compare them to samples in this massive second wave going to the city, scientists at research institutions around the country look at mutations in the coronavirus, suggesting the mutations have not made the virus any deadlier but they have made the virus more contagious. "the washington post" quotes david moore saying, wearing masks, washing our hands, although things are barriers to transmissibility or contagion but as the virus becomes more contagious it statistically is better at getting around to those barriers. what's unclear is whether mutations will eventually help it evade vaccine. if that is the case the vaccine would have to be updated periodically as we already do each year for flu shots. the study posted on the publication web site is

dana? >> dana: i was going to ask you, is it safe to say this press conference at 3:00 will not be held in the rose garden? >> it will not be held in the rose garden. don't worry. i think it's going to be awhile before the heavy stuff comes in. >> dana: all right. stay safe and dry. thank you. >> all right. thank you. >> dana: let's bring in karl rove. he's probably someplace where it's not pouring rain down there in texas. good to see you, karl. the woodward book getting a lot of attention. mark meadows, the chief of staff, he talked about this with martha maccallum last night. let's take a listen. >> his access to the white house is probably something that i would not have recommended had i been in the chief of staff role very early on. but it's the typical thing that the president does. he believes that he has nothing to hide. that's the great thing about him. he's willing to talk to anybody about any subject no matter how difficult. >> dana: karl, these are tough calls. i thought we cou

dana. >> dana: okay. i love the few days before the first debate. they are always fun.u. the showdown over the supreme court front and center in washington and not just in the rails for the white house. it's also a big focus in the senate. as republicans try to hold on to their majority. let's bring in montana senator steve daines. senator, great to have you. tell me like for montana voters how did the news that there would be a supreme court vacancy before the election hit them? >> well, i will tell you what, it further crystallizes and brings more clarity what's at stake in 2020. in fact, the front page of one of montana's largest newspapers yesterday said ginsburg vacancy puts the second amendment on center stage. so this is all about moving forward with a conservative supreme court justice versus a liberal justice which obama would have put on the court or joe biden put on the court. i'm running against steve bullock who he would side with biden if he were elected and the liberals put a liberal justice on the court. you think about one of the biggest votes you cast

dana? >> dana: thanks, peter. see you next week. let's bring in larry kudlow, the white house chief economic adviser. we want to talk about the economy and the jobs numbers. obviously some numbers, absolutely going in the right direction this morning. let's get your overall reaction to today's report. >> i think the headline, dana, by the way thanks for having me on is the 8.4% unemployment rate. a lot of people, maybe most people said we wouldn't get to single digits by the end of the year. we got there in august, four months after the terrible pandemic contraction. the number itself surprised everybody on the low side. 8.4%. on top of that, the small business survey of households showed 8.3 million jobs added and the larger company payroll survey put up 1.4 million. big numbers. four months, although mr. biden seems to be critical of it, i'm not sure why. we put back 14 million household survey jobs. we've increased the payrolls by 10.6 million. the unemployment rate has dropped. this is just in four months. we're more than halfwa

i'm dana perino.for these parents and kids. >> bill: i was in ohio last week, they're playing soccer and football, all of it. >> dana: have a good show. >> bill: see you then. good afternoon, everybody. tuesday after labor day weekend. i'm bill hemmer. wait until you hear from the president, he's on stage right now, on cue, and expecting a highlight with the agenda. later it's on to battleground north carolina, two critical swing states in one day, both went right for him and 2016. election day is two months away, both campaigns are moving to a higher gea f

i don't know where to get it. >> dana: will show you how. >> jesse: dana. >> dana: queso. >> greg: iis at the club in the village. >> dagen: ada club in the village, this is underwear. >> dana: there's another book for you, jesse. >> jesse: what is this for? to prevent suffocation? >> greg: it's a face visor. >> juan: dana gave me sanitizer. i know a guy in d.c. who thinks i should drink this. >> jesse: cheap shot. >> juan: i will not put this in a neighbors receptacle. >> dana: dog bag. >> greg: those are for dogs. >> dana: do you need some? i can get you some. >> jesse: i don't have another book. >> dana: may be it didn't arrive yet. >> greg: thanks for the booze. >> dana: welcome back. >> greg: this is actually pretty good. >> dana: thanks. >> jesse: how much is that bottle? >> greg: 24. >> jesse: you know? >> greg: yeah. >> jesse: you are a cheap date, gutfeld. >> greg: protesters show up outside republican senators' homes. my father always reminded me, "a good education takes you many different horizons" and that sticked to my mind. so, when $1 a day came out, i said, "why not"?

dana? >> dana: no matter when it comes. love the briefing, so we will catch you there as soon as it starts. thank you. let's check in with the biden campaign. peter doocy, he's out of delaware. he's an arm in town minnesota. hey, peter >> dana, people are voting here in minnesota today. joe biden is taxiing, we understand his plane landed from delaware about 5 minutes ago. he is also now changing his position about something he says he wants. that is a national mask mandate. >> i cannot mandate people wearing masks, but we've just been told that we should expect another 215,000 dead by january. but if we wear a mask, we saved 100,000 of those lives. nothing but that. >> two days ago, in wilmington, biden said a mask mandate checked out. >> our legal team thinks i can do that based on the degree to which there is a crisis in those states, and how bad things are for the country. >> biden has been big on masks for months, but he wasn't wearing one last night for a meet and greet with some pennsylvania firefighters. most of the

dana?what the message should be. thank you, phil. after a month of planning for many school districts across the country, online classes didn't go so smoothly. watch. >> the wife i was too slow when i couldn't do any of my work. >> the server or whatever. >> we were looking at the schedule this morning and she had seven english. >> figuring it out together. their children just got out. >> dana: joined me now was the president of the american federation of teachers and welcome to the show. i started talking about the 9/11 anniversary and i know that you are a new yorker and maybe give you a chance to reflect on these last 19 years and where we are. >> thank you, and i was the head of the teachers union in new york city and many of my members were married to many of the firefighters who died that day, and it was amazing with the teachers did down a 9/11. we were in brooklyn trying to make sure every single person got out safely and we thank god got every single schoolteacher in every single k

dana? >> dana: fascinating. thank you, dan. of the two los angeles sheriff deputies shot in an ambush has been released from the hospital as investigators say they have multiple leads in their search for the shooter. jeff paul is live in l.a. with the latest. hey, jeff. >> dana, still no arrests in the case, but l.a. county sheriff alex villa nueva feels they are heading toward the right path. they are making progress and following up on several leads, but the sheriff says are a couple of factors in the ambush shooting making an arrest difficult. the fact that it appears to be random, and that there was zero interaction or confrontation between the shooter and deputies. they are having to rely on physical evidence, and that grainy surveillance video. what could help, the reward which was originally around $100,000, has now grown to more than $300,000. >> we've gotten donation after donation, now we have people donating for the long-term care. that has been increasing. definitely the outpouring of support across the nation has b

i am dana perino. and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ the candidates did not pull any punches last night and they are still throwing some today. we have team fox coverage, peter doocy with more from the biden campaign. let's begin with john roberts of course, already back at the white house. hey, john. >> and you are back in new york as well, dana. good to chat about the debate. the president leaving for minnesota and the next 45 minutes or so, he has a couple of campaign events they are. so far nothing in person from the president in the aftermath of the first encounter with joe biden. but he has been prolific on twitter tweeting up a storm. "nobody one sleepy joe is a leader including the radical left that he lost last night. he disrespected bernie effectively calling him a loser." the president continuing on "joe biden refused to use the term law and order, there go the suburbs, and packing the supreme court by ruining it, no fracking, energy jobs, it is dead if biden gets in. is that what you want

dana? >> dana: thanks, william.orted seeing a guy in a jetpack flying thousands of feet in the air. alicia acuna, what was he doing up there? >> so crazy. no details from the fbi just yesterday. this american airlines pot -- pilot had plenty of visibility when he said this. >> tower, we just passed a guy in a jetpack. >> okay. left side or right side? >> on the left side. just maybe 300 yards or so. >> okay. >> we've seen folks flying jetpacks before but usually in more entertainment or promotional style settings. not this high up and definitely not in such close proximity to a jetliner. in this instance, if there was any question as to what the american airlines pilot saw, another pilot that reported seeing the same thing. we reached out to the f.a.a. they said they told the los angeles police department and lapd said they did a flyover but didn't find anyone flying around. the mystery continues. >> dana: just keep your feet on the ground, people. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." john

. >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino along with jesse waters, juan williams, gut gull and emily compagno. this is "the five" in new york city. all eyes on a key swing state today. president trump and joe biden are holding duelling event in minnesota. the president is hoping to turn the state red for the first time in decades and joe biden is trying to stop him. here's the former vice president a few minutes ago. >> in the midst of this unprecedented crisis, trump has given up on pretending to do his job. as the president just started a week earlier in march than he did, we would have 36,000 more people sitting at the dinner table tonight. how many people across the table? how many empty chairs? because of his negligence and selfishness. >> dana: president trump is set to respond with a great american comeback rally tonight. this comes as they step up the intensity of attack in key battleground states. take a look at this. >> if biden wins, very simple, china wins. if biden wins, the mob wins. if biden win

dana? >> dana: indeed, thank you.ng no time for ripping into republicans are saying they will vote on president trump's supreme court nominee after blocking president obama's pick. >> i think it would be 100% inappropriate for president trump to nominate someone. >> can you spell hypocrisy? its blatant hypocrisy. >> the idea that mitch mcconnell could engage in the greatest act of hypocrisy in american political history. >> president trump hopes this will upend rac's losing, but is there any evidence it will? >> dana: can i have you listen to one more thing? this is joe biden on the vacancy and what he said over the years. >> once the political season is underway, action on supreme court nomination must be put off until after the election. >> if the president consult and cooperate in the senate than his nominees may enjoy my support. to jan this nomination to the senate is an exercise in raw political power. >> dana: there's plenty of material for the media had a look through, you said this and this this time around,

. >> dana: the focus this hour out west. president trump will meet with emergency officials in california as deadlily wildfires devastate communities. i am dana perino on monday with the "daily briefing." while president trump was landing in california joe biden went after the president over climate change. >> to give a climate arsonist 4 more years in the white house, why would anyone be surprised if we have more america ablaze? why would anyone be surprised when more of america is under water? >> dana: we have team fox coverage. peter doocy with more from biden. john roberts is live first from the white house. >> the president and air force one touching down just northeast of sacramento, california. a few empties ago. -- minutes ago. the president will participate in a briefing with firefighters about the wildfires in california and oregon and washington state. the president insisted that the wildfires in the west are the product of bad forest management. he is in nevada on saturday evening. >> they never had anything like

dana, is there something?the fashion of the day. >> greg: right. >> dana: i remember i wanted as a kid, jeans if you had a design on the pocket, those were really popular. so my mom and i told the story before, but my mom came up and idea with a design on the pocket and went to the sewing store and got those iron on patches. >> greg: right. >> dana: and she put a d and all of my friends had jordache jeans. >> greg: i bet that affected you. >> dana: and feeling fashion unfolding. >> greg: i can tell. nice try, jessica. what did a friend have that you wish? >> jessica: i ended up getting it but when tom got cheese came outcome everyone in my class got one and see my baby. and i had to give it medicine. and then i wanted one and i got it. and that my mom had mine and used to take care of them all day. >> katie: are you guys a little bit jealous of those barbie jeeps that you drive? but then when i got into high school, it just worked out fine. >> greg: excellent. i was jealous by my neighbor had a little brother.

dana. >> dana: matt, if you'll stay with us.ant to go to jeff paul in louisville, following the protests. >> dana, things are taking a turn here in louisville after several hours of peaceful and very spirited protesting and marching through the streets. you can see what is set up here about half a mile away from the mayor's home, several police officers out here and that sort of where they drew the line. marchers came right up to that line and they wouldn't let them through. there was some sort of interaction between police and a few of the protesters and then the police officers started rushing through this way. they push them back. i will step into the street. they push them back that way down the street where we assume and haven't been able to make it over there yet but we assume the majority of the protesters now remain on that side of the police blockade. about 12 people i would say were arrested out here. they had plastic zip ties around the back of them and they were carted out of here in some big police vans and really w

that could be a naked drone, dana.ome with sadition. get it over with. >> greg: emily, do you find this story is worthy of "the fastest seven?" >> emily: i hate drones. who really hates them, animals. they're party crashers. i always look into drone infiltration of prisons, which is a heavy pattern going on. >> greg: i didn't see that corner being broached. juan, what are your thoughts? >> juan: you know, i take it -- i'm interested in what emily said about jails. i don't know what that is about. to me, this is -- >> greg: you don't? >> juan: this is a serious story. is that what it is? drugs? yes with the baseball thing, what if they have lasers. remember, we were worried about drones and airplanes in l.a. a week ago. what if they had a bomb on that drone? we've heard about drones and privacy. i think this is -- i think the law will have to catch up with the technology. because this is not good. >> greg: i agree. i agree. finally, is your pet looking for a hot date tonight? sounds perverted. a new app called pinder co

this is a family show, dana, there's children at home.g. i would have to say kind of like that leaving the country, if i had to move to england which was a huge risk, i would not have met my wife and i would not be at fox. you have to leave sometimes to come back as they say. i know where this is going, what product or item have you recently become obsessed with and why? jesse. >> jesse: because i'm so secure in my masculinity i'm going to tell you the truth. i went to sephora the other day and i got a bunch of creams like moisturizers and stuff. i hadn't been doing a lot of moisturizer up until age 40 or so and i found out that moisturizers are very effective. >> greg: that's great. a call back to the duane reade story, dagen told us. what was the question? what products are you obsessed with? [laughs] >> dana: crest white strips but i use them so much my teeth hurt so that's why i'm irritable. >> greg: wow, i know what you're going to say. what? >> jesse>> dagen: palatine. >> greg: i'm telling you, that's the five for me, people watch t

>> dana: you're right. the polk county sheriff got a desperate 911 call, a family found a gator in their storage shed. so the deputy showed up and look at that beast. turned out it was a pool floaty. it was an inflatable. it was so realistic looking. the family was terrified. the sheriff came, conquered and took the wind out of him. >> jesse: "special report" is up next with bret. >> thanks. breaking tonight, president trump says he did not lie to the american people about the coronavirus. that statement coming one day after the president acknowledged that he underplayed the seriousness of the outbreak to avoid panic after saying as much at the beginning of the crisis on tape to author bob woodward. we'll hear more from the president, from joe biden and the top media managers for both campaigns a little bit later. we begin tonight though with this breaking story. microsoft is declaring the same russians that tried to disrupt the 2016 presidential race in the u.s. are at it again. but they're not alone. othe

dana. >> dana: am i next?ause of the laughter. your thing was so good. i don't know why dogs hate harmonicas but they do. even jasper hates the harmonica. this was him last night with peter while we played jenga. [laughter] 's the fight he would do anything to make that harmonica stop. >> jesse: you really left us into your life. you and peter playing jenga with the dog. so adorable. emily. >> emily: i will never forget the opening scene of "white nights" when my calibration, put his feet in that ice bath. so dramatic. an austrian man broke a world record inside a glass box with ice cubes. he claims next year he will beat the record again in los angeles. that's 440 pounds of ice. >> jesse: i think all of those records are held by austrians. they are great at that. >> geraldo: it's my 50th anniversary tomorrow in broadcasting. i heard from past and present callings and others, including the man in the white house. he is the president. >> 50 years as a broadcaster is incredible. what an achievement. i have watch

i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the president will meet with law enforcement in kenosha later this hour where we are expecting him to make an announcement on some relief being sent. but there is no planned meeting with blake's family. all this after joe biden condemned the riots yesterday and blasted president trump's response to the protests. we have team fox coverage, bret baier standing by with analysis, with more on what jacob blake's family plans today but we begin with mark merritt is also in kenosha to catch us up. >> in the next few minutes, expected to get an up-close look at the damage left behind after the several nights of riots here on the ground in kenosha. most of downtown remains boarded up. what we've been going through, also a curfew that goes ineffective night to keep people passive and o'clock back in their home. the president touched down a few moments ago in illinois not far from where we are here in kenosha. what he expects to see just moments ago. >> thank you very much, and we are going to b

permission to make a sports analogy, dana? >> dana: sure.ll right, let's see what you've got. >> jesse: so biden is playing for corners, trump's full-court press and he is fast break end. they have it tied, it's on skewed and that's a poll where they actually have a breakdown reflecting the 2016. and biden is losing hispanics. trump is doing much better with cubans in venezuela and has more work to do with puerto ricans in the orlando area for the president will win florida, i can guarantee you that. look how he's doing in north carolina over performing with his push for charter schools and if i'm joe biden i'm nervous. right now donald trump is within the margin of error and every single battleground state. he talk to the trump campaign and they are pretty confident. i don't think the biden campaign is not confident. that's by 450,000. north carolina, 230,000. pennsylvania 150,000. the president's approval rating is at 51%. democrats very nervous about that because at this stage in the reelection, bush was at 50% of rasmussen at this point,

. >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters, and martha maccallum. it is 5:00 p.m. in new york ci new york city. so one of the most anticipated debates in american history and it could potentially change the trajectory of the 2020 race. in just over 24 hours from now, president trump and joe biden will finally meet face-to-face right here in cleveland. calling for a drug test. >> i'm willing to take a drug test and i think you should too because he is at a very uneven -- everything wasn't great. wasn't terrible. he was okay. a far cry. you know what i'm saying. >> dana: and the biden campaign responding by mocking president trump's comments and his handling of the pandemic. so martha maccallum, set us up for just 24 hours away in a couple of hours and i don't think there's going to be a drug test, but there will be a test of wills tomorrow night. >> martha: i think we've always sort of devolved to this battle over health when you think back to hillary clinton

." >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino with greg gutfeld, jesse waters and juan williams and katie pavlich. this is "the five." we're seven weeks out from election day. joe biden is hitting florida for the first time since securing his party's nomination. biden on the ground trying to stop thepresident's surge. he's still leading in the state but democrats are starting to get nervous. biden is courting latino voters because president trump is making gains with that group. of course, there's no love lost between the two candidates. president trump mocking biden ahead of his trip. take a look. >> he's reading notes and reading teleprompters all the time. he doesn't read them well. the man is shot. we can't have a man that is shot. you know who is not shot? putin, president xi. joe is not equipped to be president. he's shot. >> dana: katie, great to see you. i was thinking earlier today that if you think about the battleground states of 2016, ohio and iowa, they looked close for a while. but then they broke in

i'm harris and "the daily briefing" begins with dana perino, now. >> dana: and senate republicans many right now on capitol hill after clearing the way for the supreme court. it comes as a republican senator mitt romney says he supports the vote after the election given the g.o.p. the backing and needed to move forward. >> i think at this stage it is appropriate to look at the constitution and look at the president which has existed over the process of our country's history. in the circumstance where the nominee of a president is from a different party on the senate, and more often than not the senate does not confirm. on the other hand when there is a nominee of a party that is in the same party as the senate then typically they do confirm. >> dana: let's bring in bret baier. great to have you here as this moves pretty quickly, the passing of the ruth bader ginsburg on friday evening, until tuesday morning when republicans are now saying they would have the votes to go forward with this even before the election. we don't have time and yet, but what we think about the republicans coale

dana, what about you? greg has been encouraging me to do for years, which is i got a handle on my schedule because i was forced to but i was so overscheduled outside of work with commitments for dinners and events and parties and things like that that it was overwhelming me, so now i haven't had that and i feel a lot better for it. >> emily: yay! those are all good things. good news about flying in the pandemic, delta and american airlines are scrapping the dreaded ticket change fees. how do you feel about that? they say they are going to be more flexible. what do you think about that? >> juan: did you see greg gesticulating and jumping before that last discussion? i feel that way about this because i get so upset. sometimes i'm late at the airport and then they want to charge me for changing the dash i think it's a rip-off. it's worse than the baggage fee. >> emily: nice, dana, what are your thoughts? 's stomach >> dana: i think it was responded to consumer demand for this was the number one requested thi

hopefully he will be unelectable anyway. >> dagen: dana, does this hurt biden? >> dana: possibly. it helps trump and trump needed a little bit of a boost. for joe biden this election is all about covid-19, everything. and he ties everything to it, the economy, health care, jobs and racial injustice, everything about his campaign is tied back to covid-19. and says let's stick to our knitting, and news happens. a little september surprise, we don't know what october could bring. i don't blame joe biden for not releasing a new list of, there is a fractious democratic party and you have a center left the group and then progressives, no matter who he puts out there it won't be satisfactory. plus conservatives have a long history of working on judicial nominations so they had a list that president trump was very willing to put forward. the thing about for joe biden is, if he wants to make the case about covid-19 and make the situation a referendum on covid-19, he should do it. but that means he has to make the case. we try to do that, they called the lid at like 9:00 in the morning whic

thanks, mercedes. >> thanks so much. >> dana: all right. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. i'll see you on "the five." i have to hand it over to bill hemmer. how is it going? >> bill: it's been a day already. see you at 5:00. thank you. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: a lot to get to. hurricane sally hurling to the gulf coast. category one hurricane expect to make landfall later tonight and tomorrow morning. forecasters warn it's a slow mover. could bring historic floating. a big storm. we'll get back to it. meantime, good afternoon to you on tuesday afternoon. i'm bill hemmer. we watched the president presiding over the signing of historic peace deals at the white house. the deal with n

>> dana: we've got "one more thing" next. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing," dana. >> dana:s debate with our exclusive fox news democracy 2020 life experience, so you get real-time facts and analysis of the biggest moments on your phone or computer while you're watching the debate on tv and also you can follow gutfeld on his thing. plus read and react with fox insiders, trivia knowledge. it's so fun because you're watching and participating. just had to open web news.com news.com/2020 live or open your phone to scan the qr code you see on your screen and jesse will explain the qr code in a little bit. don't wait until the start of the debate. get this going early. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight so scan, log on and we have a little extra time so i get to do another plug. very special. i want to talk about a book. it debuted on number one today. it's not in a book, it is steve and kathy ducey's book called "happy in a hurry cookbook by kathy and steve doocy." lots of fox people are in this book, lots of good recipes including my favorite, his simple salad dressing. it'

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>> well, i am with dana on this.t in criticizing large groups meaning they were affected by politics. like silent on the mass protests that burned mournt businesses. -- minority businesses. then you are no longer at the adult table when we are talking about this. i find it rich that the media cares president people they marginalized for the last 4 years. we don't buy your concern. you think these people are evil so don't pretend to care. >> i don't think that. but you think that, okay. d daggan yesterday, biden's spokesman said biden held rallies in march but didn't have the same information the president did about the severity of the virus. >> in march because he was listening to governor cuomo. vaccines are coming and this is not just from president trump. pfizer said it will trail data ready by the end of october. astrazeneca resuming the vaccine trials in the u.k. we will have multiple vaccine. maybe the biden campaign stop the fear mongering about frightening people about taking it. it's coming. it will save thi

what happened to dana's shirt? two weeks ago, dana wore this bright pink shirt on "the five." it since. i was able to track it down, do we have tape? this is a little bush baby, otherwise known -- had actually stolen dana's shirt and is wearing it while commuting to her job where she does telemarketing. she's a little bit worried because she's clinging. i had rest, what dana does when she's driving -- not driving, as a passenger because we realize she doesn't really have a driver's license. just so you know, that's where your shirt ended up. >> i almost wore that today. >> you will never wear it again. jesse. >> all right, so last week you might remember i wish my parents a happy 50th wedding anniversary and my sister and i showed some photos that my mom was appalled by. she texted me "good lord, children, wherever did you find those awful pictures"? so my parents sent me some other pictures on their 50th. this saturday, they were the outfits that they actually wore when they got engaged 50 years ago. now they are -- there's my dad. >> that's amazing! >> in a jacket, looking r

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i'm dana bash in washington. the white house tonight is in full defense mode, trying to debunk or defuse a new swarm of allegations, none having to do with the president's policies. this weekend, it's the president's personality or character which is the target of people who were once on the inside now speaking out. in one blow to the president's character, confirmation this weekend from a former white house official that president trump did speak in what's called prude and derogatory terms about u.s. military men and women who died fighting in america's war. this is cnn's confirmation of a report from the "atlantic" magazine which cited sources who said trump referred to u.s. war dead as losers and suckers. it's also a few days before three new tell-all books are published by people who were either close to the president or had extraordinary access to the trump white house. peter strzok, a former fbi agent who worked on the russia meddling investigation who was a big foil of the president's, michael cohen who wa

>> thank you, dana for your question. as a veteran, i find it outrageous that anyone would say that americans who gave the ultimate sacrifice were somehow losers or suckers. it is completely unacceptable when those words come from our commander in chief. donald trump must apologize for his dishonorable remarks. >> okay. well, i think you and i both know that's not likely to happen considering the fact that he is vehemently denying it, a, and b, i don't think we've heard him apologize much for anything since he's been in political life. but talk about the effect that this may have -- not on politics, but on the men and women serving right now. >> we know from a recent poll a few weeks ago that active duty troops prefer joe biden over donald trump. we know that donald trump has disparaged gold star families in the past. he called john mccain, one of our war heroes, a loser. by the way, donald trump can start by apologizing for calling john mccain a loser. he's on a video tape saying that. imagine if you're a deployed person

manu raju and dana bash. dana, thank you very much for joining me. my sister. my brother, manu, thank you for joining me. the best to your families. these are hard events, the passing of rbg, a famed jurist. now we have to look immediately to what's happening going forward and we will do that together. dana, what's the take in the white house? >> well, you just heard it from the president. the benefit of having donald trump as his own spokesperson is that he doesn't leave any question about what he thinks and what he's going to do. and what he said is that he's going to do it quickly and it's probably going to be a woman, which makes sense politically on so many levels. i think that manu will speak to this as well, but i think the thing to keep in mind, you talk about a collision, you talk about hypocrisy. chris, you know this as well as i do or anybody, and that is there is a cost benefit analysis for each of these republican lawmakers. it is very, very clear, frankly was the minute we heard the news that they believe the benefit of putting a conservative -- i

danae: con los sexto grado y le asignaron un proyecto de ciencia. damos esa ayuda para facilitarles. se cayÓ el internet, la maestra mandÓ un zoom diferente, la plataforma no sirviÓ. danae: cada clase tiene 10 alumnos, estÁn a 6 pies de distancia y con mÁscaras. entre una clase y otra tienen aproximadamente cinco minutos de receso. entonces, los involucran en actividades para que no se desconcentra. ademÁs, aprovecha para darles la merienda. aunque la destituciÓn recibe muchas solicitudes, ellos solo pueden acoger a unos 30 estudiantes en el programa de supervisiÓn virtual, pues no tienen espacio para mÁs. patricia: ahora vamos a hablar de los inmigrantes en centros de detenciÓn, en california. son organizadas por empresas privadas y cuentan ahora con una herramienta en caso de ser maltratados en esas instalaciones. el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ una ley que les permite demandar, si son vÍctimas de abusos y malos tratos. dulce: surgen nuevas protecciones para los inmigrantes en centros de detenciÓn y cÁrceles en el estado de california. el goberna

that guy and a trump supporter. >> dana: geraldo, what are your thoughts?o: well, i don't miss him. i think that jesse is way too compassionate. this was a confessed killer, he lived by the gun, you die by the gun. you pull a gun on a federal fugitive task force and you expect to survive. i mean, that shows that they are so living in their own bubble, you did not want to blame mayor wheeler, but they have allowed for 100 days this anarchy, this disorder, this disruption and violence and mugging, this usurping of private property, trashing everything. you know, defying the rule of law, killing someone in cold blood at point-blank range, this is where you end up. they should have happened 50 days ago, or 100 days ago. this was -- >> geraldo: this antifa fog is what the president is complaining about. they are bringing their violence with them, conspiring with others to disrupt and taking a naive innocent protesters and bending them to their diabolical purpose. this guy was a terrorist. and he died at a to death. >> dana: dagen, let's get a final thought. >> d

i am juan williams with kennedy, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld.t's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> president trump in north carolina giving a speech on his healthcare plan. the president promising to always protect pre-existing and accuses democrats of pushing socialized medicine. and the president ignited a fire storm about mail-in ballots. >> we have to be careful with the ballots. the ballots are a scam. we want to make sure that the election is honest. i don't know that it can be with this whole situation. unsolicited ballots. millions sent to everybody. >> the white house said president trump will accept the results of what they call a free and fair election. some republicans condemning the president's words while joe biden and the democrats are outraged. take a look. >> [muffled audio]. what country are we in? >> president trump, you are not a dictator and america will not permit you to be one. >> i would say to any republican of good conscience working in the administration, it is time for you to resign. >> t