dana? >> dana: we will see him tonight on "the story" as well. thank you, john.et's bring in "special report" anchor bret baier. always good to see you, bret. the president knows that executive order is not as strong as legislation, trying to strike a balance here today to answer the call for police reform but also to let police know that he still does support them, what did you make of everything? >> yeah, i think this is a political move by the president to answer the calls for reform but also take the moment to kind of frame the political moment against defund police. defund police and that movement, that phrase is easy for the president to swing at and he did times in the rose garden today. the things that he's talking about, though, are things that are practical and that are a part of senator tim scott's push on the legislative side as well. it enables the president to be a part of the process by signing the executive order. >> i've seen some democrats on the senate side, i had a note here, actually criticizing senator tim scott's dedication to the sensitive

next up dana. >> dana: a couple of big introduce. john bolton will join me live and hose minority leader kevin mccarthy. i am dana perino and this is the "daily briefing with dana perino." we begin with protestors starting statues. national guard standing by in the capital. president trump calling them anarchists and accusing them of tearing down statues regardless of what they represent. he warns it won't be tolerated. john roberts is reporting live from the north lawn. >> good afternoon. the freedom neighborhood is vowing to pull down the statue you showed video of. the emancipation statue in lincoln park. norton supports the removal of the statue and urging the park service to take it down and place it in a museum. you see a shackled slave kneeling there at the feet of president lincoln. removing that statue through a process and tearing it down is what nearly happened with the statue of andrew jackson on monday night are 2 different things. president trump vowing strict penalties for people who damage national monuments. promisin

dana?ll continue to follow that alicia, i recognize very well the fireworks shops there on the border pass them all the time every summer when we went back and forth. thanks so much. >> sure. >> dana: and nascar driver bubba wallace is pushing back after the fbi determined he was not a victim of a hate crime. the feds also saying the noose found hanging in talladega was a garage door pull. todd piro has the latest. todd? >> dana, great to see you. bubba wallace saying he did not personally see the rope as it was discovered by his crew and later shown to him but insisting there is no doubt what it was. >> it's a straight up noose. the fbi has stated it was a noose over and over again. nascar leadership has stated it was a noose. i can confirm that i actually got evidence of what was hanging in my garage over my car. >> fbi says although the rope was tied like a noose. no hate crime was committed because video shows it hanging in the garage last year when was occupied by somebody else. nascar

dana. >> dana: thank you.ith me now is philip holloway, criminal defense attorney and former assistant district attorney. and former police officer, a great person to have here. maybe we should start with in a situation like this, philip, what is the police training that should be done? >> good afternoon, dana. i always like to start with the law. throughout the united states police training is acted on the law. the supreme court told us in 1989 that the federal benchmark is objective reasonable nests. bear in mind that what is objectively reasonable they tell us cannot be viewed with the 2020 lands of hindsight. they don't want any armchair quarterbacking. they say that it must be viewed from the perspective of the officer on the scene and what is often ate chaotic and violent situation where they have to make a split-second decision. when you bring that down to the state level, state laws are all different, but they all sort of also are centered on reasonableness. in georgia, the training council requires of

dana? >> dana: thank you.rtunately this simple life-saving practice has become part of the political debate that says this, if you're for trump you don't wear a mask and if you're against him you do. that's why i've suggested to the president occasionally wear a mask. even though in most cases it's not necessary for him to do so. >> dana: it's senator lamar alexander saying the debate on wearing a mask is turning political, but is it even legal to make it mandatory? 21 states and the district of columbia require masks for people and/or add in public spaces. let's get some insight from a former u.s. attorney brent tolman. great to see you again. we don't have your excellent city background, your room looks great as well. i know a lot of people have been wondering this, but we try to be respectful, we want to do what the government says we need to do to flatten a curve and not overwhelm the hospital. under legal authority is the government allowed to do that to us? >> your state and city governments do have the

dana? >> dana: killed while she was watching television. terrible. thank you. on this let's bring in ed henry, cohost of america's newsroom. this is quite distressing. you are seeing this all across the country and i know you see an increase in violence in summer, but i want your take on this. where having a situation where we have had all these protests, some that led to rioting and looting. we have no schools going on. camps have been closed, jobs are hard to find. and now you have a police situation and a level of distrust that is leading to more people being shot and unfortunately killed. >> you are adding the proper context. you add to the mix bail reform, criminals, violent criminals are often led out back onto the streets to potentially commit more crimes. the numbers of shootings right now in new york city is up 64%, may to may, may to may murders, up 79%. it's heartbreaking when you see that young child who was killed. i think the activist is speaking out saying, why is this not getting as much attention as george floyd's death? george floyd's death sh

dana? >> dana: brian, thank you. want to bring and fill up all the way, former district attorney in georgia and former police officer. very good to have you both here. the last hour, officer brosnan gave an interview in which she described what he saw, what he recalled from the incident. i want to play this for you about the issue of the kicking. take a listen. >> the crime? >> of the d.a. the officer kicked mr. brooks twice after he was shot and on the ground. did you see that happening? >> i did not. >> he got a concussion. he was thrown to the ground and shot by his own taser. he walks up and here's the shots. and is disoriented, not only from the concussion but by the crowds that have started yelling. he didn't see the officer's first encounter with brooks. >> dana: i want you to react to that, and overall, what is your feeling about the charges that were rendered last night? >> i believe the d.a. rushed the judgment in this. he didn't even review all the tapes and see all the evidence that was available. he made

dana. >> dana: bryan llenas, thank you.re are concerns that florida may be the new epicenter in the pandemic with the state health department reporting a record 3800 new cases of coronavirus today. phil keating is live in miami with this. >> a second straight record-setting day for new cases in florida, nearly 4,000 yesterday making two straight days topping 3,000. no experts worry that florida could become the next new york. the coronavirus epicenter. for those covid-19 cases are simply surging. in the county with the most in the state, miami is now getting tough with the public. >> just because we are all getting a little stir crazy adjusting to the new normal, that does not mean that we can start breaking the rules. so miami-dade, the education period is over. no more warnings. >> nationally striking numbers continue to be throughout the south and west 22 states now reporting significantly rising covid cases. while florida's governor refuses to mandate all people wear masks, county and cities are not waiting. monroe coun

dana? >> dana: thanks, mark. we appreciate you. thank you. >> if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> dana: president trump saying he will deploy the military if local officials can't contain the violence. let's bring in adam kinsinger from illinois. he's a lieutenant colonel in the national guard. thanks for being here. what do you know about other decisions coming? this one just out. the attorney general saying a half ago hour, there will be greater law enforcement resources and in support in the region tonight. the most basic function of government is to provide security for people. we will meet that responsibility here in the nation's capitol. congressman, your thoughts. >> look, it's 100% right. i'm going to say what's said every segment. everybody has a right to protest and be heard. it's terrible what happened. everybody has a right to be safe, too. you have a

dana? >> dana: here we go again. good to see you, you are still outside come out of your apartment. >> good to be out. yeah. thanks. >> dana: i want to bring in former senior advisor to president obama valerie jarrett, also the author of the book "finding my voice." thank you so much for coming on the show today. i do really appreciate it. i want absolutely to talk to you about this obamacare filing by the trump administration yesterday, tim murtaugh, the tram communications director for the campaign was on the show earlier, i asked him about it, this is what he had to say. >> i think what the democrats are doing is completely disingenuous. president trump has said dozens of times, many, many times that he will always protect people with pre-existing conditions. joe biden doesn't have any credibility on health care because he supports what he calls "the public option" and what that would do would be fundamentally change obamacare drastically from what it really is so it's an admission on joe biden's part that obamaca

>> dana: casey stegall, thank you. the white house saying that president trump was not briefed on a report that russia was offering bounties to kill american troops. kristin fisher is live at the white house. you were there at the briefing. we got more information. >> the white house press secretary says president trump still has not been briefed on the intelligence that fueled these reports that russia may been trying to pay the taliban linked militants to kill u.s. soldiers. she said president trump is only briefed unverified intelligence and that this intelligence has not been verified. given the severity of these accusations, alleged russian bounties being placed on the heads of american troops on the ground in afghanistan. i tried to ask the press secretary why he has not been briefed today about it. here's what she said. >> there is no consensus within the intelligence community on these allegations and they are dissenting opinions for some and the community with regards to the veracity of what is getting reporte

dana? >> dana: jonathan serrie, thank you. they were also growing calls to remove statues of confederate figures across the united states and some are not waiting for governments to ask. todd? >> calls to array symbols of confederate history are growing louder. citizens taking matters into their own hands. statues of confederate leaders and christopher columbus being vandalized across the country last night, a jefferson davis statue was smashed in richmond while the crowd cheered and a band played as the monument went up in flames in portsmouth, virginia. statues in boston, miami, and st. paul were also the target of a tax on capital, nancy pelosi calling for labor labeling is grotesque. the city has filed an emergency motion to preserve the confederate war memorial. is a variation on the popular line tweeting those that deny their history are doomed to repeat it. and this after tweeting yesterday about renaming military bases that were named after confederate leaders. the president tweeting it has been suggested that we shoul

dana? >> dana: mike tobin, thank you. please reform is front and center on capitol hill today. george floyd's brother pleaded with lawmakers to make sure his brother did not die eyeing and calling for lease brutality. >> king wouldn't hurt anyone. he didn't deserve to die over $20. i'm asking you, is that what a black man is moved? $20 right. mark this is 2020, enough is enough. >> dana: officers were arrested in georgia florida for allegedly using a fake $20 bill and he died when one of those officers knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes. mike emanuel all his life in washington. tell us about this hearing today. eco-good afternoon. his brother called on congress to make the necessary changes, so long course of business will not the problem. >> hold them accountable when they do something wrong, and teach them what it means to treat people with empathy and respect. teach them what necessary forces, teach them that daily floor should be used rarely and only when life is at risk spirie committee from a wide range of witnesses at a time when many members from both parties to com

dana? >> dana: okay, thank you.rs for michael flynn are back in court today asking an appeals court to force a judge in this case to drop the charges against president trump's former national security advisor. gillian turner with the news live in washington. >> a hearing on this case here in washington, d.c., just wrapped up a short time ago. looked hesitant today about george and matt sullivan, overseeing michael flynn's case to drop the criminal charges. now, during today's hearing at the d.c. circuit court of appeals, two of the three judges on the panel express their concerns about stopping in judge sullivan from ruling on the justice department's motion her mental charges in the case. judge sullivan drew criticism and some cheers a few weeks back when he appointed a special judge to argue against the justice department and consider the option instead to hold flynn in contempt for perjury. that judge then called the justice department's motion and abuse of power. here's what the attorney general told fox news is

dana? >> dana: all right, mike emanuel. thanks for that update. let's bring in republican senator, cory gardner of colorado who is tracking this closely. senator, could i have you listen to the democratic leader, chuck schumer about these efforts today? >> a senate republican proposal on policing does not rise to the moment. so we have a tale of two chambers. a glaring contrast between a strong comprehensive democratic bill in the house and a much narrower and much less effective republican bill in the senate. >> dana: senator, how do you see this? in some ways it could seem hopeful that you have both sides agreeing that they have to do something. introducing a bill. mitch mcconnell wants to get it going faster. the democrats doing posturing. what do you think the chances are of getting something done here? >> i think the chances are very good. because we need to get something done here. far too often, the default in washington is along partisan lines. that's not acceptable at this time in our country's history. we have to move beyond party. we ha

dana? >> dana: thanks, mike emanuel.ntucky with the state bracing for potential voting problems, admit a shortage of polling stations and that is due to the coronavirus. we have matt fil matt finn. i'm a political nerd and i'm watching this very closely. >> there is about 27, 3700 polling location state wide and this year there is only going to be less than 200. everybody has the opportunity to have a mail ballot this year and there is already been outcry over the lack of locations. people calling it ridiculous. in jefferson county which is the largest county in kentucky there has been an issue corrected where voters got potentially two ballots because they applied for them twice. fortunately that issue was corrected. here's a secretary of state defending the issue to have less locations. >> county clerks of both parties, that is the people actually responsible on this election are behind this plan. the one thing and comment with people who criticize this plan is that none of them have read it. >> kentucky's primary date

dana. don't say deputy dog. >> dana: watermelon.>> jesse: get seedless. >> greg: i'm going to say ice cream because it's other people's kids eating ice cream and they are sticky, disgusting fingers are all over the place and they are touching all your stuff and you just don't want them near you. ice cream and kids. here's a good one. what is your healthiest habit. juan, with your healthiest hab habit? >> juan: i guess i need breakfast, lots of people say they don't want breakfast but i think oatmeal and fruit is a pretty good way to get going and the i missed lunch, it's pretty good. >> greg: yes. judge, you do a lot of healthy things. >> judge jeanine: hot water with lemon. >> greg: oh, that's fantastic. dry throat, jesse. with yours. >> judge jeanine: smoking. no, i think -- >> jesse: smoking. no, my healthiest habit, i drink a lot of water. i hydrate. >> greg: dana. >> dana: cabernet. super healthy. [laughter] >> greg: well done. the healthiest thing i do is i've meditate, if you can believe that. no, i don't. getting up early. g

. >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters, and dagen mcdowell. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ more chaos and unrest in major american cities. in washington, d.c., the american flag going up in flames and protesters threatening to tear down the lincoln emancipation memorial. the national guard now being called into protect statues in the nation's capital. men with long guns gather in atlanta outside the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed but some are saying cops are not allowed. over in wisconsin, things took a violent turn at the state capital, crowds toppling two statues including one on the state kernel. democratic state senator also attacked. president trump promising to stop the vandalism with an executive order, take a look. >> i think many of the people knocking down the statues don't even have any idea with the statue is, they're looking at george washington, looking at abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, not going to happe

favorite wig. >> dana: it's your captain kangaroo wig. >> juan: dana, you're up. >> dana: cody wouldnd i want to introduce you to a dog . this is milo, he's in a month old, look at the smile. that's not his real teeth, and he's broke into the bathroom drawer to get the dentures and quite a part of himself and had a big toothy grin. interesting fact, dogs actually always want to get your retainers are your dentures or anything you ever had in your mouth, so, might want to lock up your dentures, people. [laughter] >> jesse: interesting fact. >> juan: gregory. >> greg: i'm sure the guy, he put it right back in his mouth because, you know, who cares, right? >> dana: yeah. >> greg: 's demand greg's amazing plug, i did a great podcast that's truly amazing it's with riley gale in the lead singer of the amazing bad and i know you love thrash metal like i do and this is the best band. if we talk about covid and how cobit is affecting bands and the music scene and we also go into dana's favorite topic which is psychedelic drugs. you can listen to it at radio dot foxnews.com i also tweeted . >>

." ♪ >> dana: good evening, everyone.he 2020 race entering a new phase with joe biden getting out of the basement and going after president trump and one of his sharpest attacks yet, the former vice president holding is a first news conference in 89 days where he reportedly attacked the president over the coronavirus pandemic and more, watch. >> despite the administration's propaganda that their response should be a cause for celebration, despite president trump's request that we should slow down testing because he thinks it makes him look bad, covid-19 is still here and the daily threat to american health and prosperity is continuing. month after month as other leaders in other countries took the necessary steps to get the virus under control, donald trump failed and it seems like our wartime president surrendered. waved our white flag left the battlefield. perhaps we need a clear message from the very top of our federal government that everyone needs to wear a mask in public, perio. cultures of a cheerleader. we don't n

so, there you go. >> dana: very cute. [laughter] >> jesse: dana, who is smarter?hin. [laughter] >> jesse: "special report" is up next. take it away, bret. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the u.s. supreme court last week, president trump is issuing another big executive order on the immigration. it comes as the president's press secretary is denying reports that her boss was very upset at the low turnout at his return in person campaign in tulsa. the campaign is also pointing to big ratings on tv and online streaming. correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight with all the news from the white house. good evening. >> good evening. president trump is signing an executive order that will suspend many types of

. >> dana: all right. kristin fisher, thank you. i'm sure we'll see you at the briefing. i want to bring in ed henry, co-anchor of "america's newsroom." this morning the news that esper made happened during your and sandra's show, "america's newsroom." and in some ways because the reporting wasn't perfect but it was more peaceful over the nation, does that maybe mean that you wouldn't need the insurrection act? perhaps the governors and the mayors have more of a handle on things now? >> perhaps. perhaps the president gets some credit because he was pushing the governors and mayors to get stronger. a lot of people don't like that. they think it's too tough. maybe it's not diplomatic, it's not nuanced enough. the president sent a message that everybody had to get tougher. guess what. >> the protests were calmer. we should respect the right to protest. people want to petition their government. we should also point out though that some of the reporting from a couple nights ago was false, which is that there wa

dana perino, your thoughts. >> dana: a glaring double standard. you have a million people sign up to say that they would like to be able to attend that rally, it tells them something else. the enthusiasm for the trump campaign is very real. of course a million people can't go to the rally. they can only hold about 19,000. think of all of that information that the campaign just reconfirmed. all of those voters, they are enthusiastic. they might donate. they will probably knock on doors, put a sign in their yard. bumper sticker. the media is missing that because they don't want to talk about it. >> jesse: yeah, a million people. i don't think sleepy joe is going to see anything close to that. speaker you know what? all the deplorable's clinging to their guns and their bibles. now they are accused of hacking up some virus and making people sick. you know what? they are use to it. bring on the shame police. they are going to be panning the crowds, pointing people out. they don't have masks on. and then they are going to be contact tracing all these pe

wow. >> emily: dana, your thoughts. >> dana: corona also means crown.ughter is a princess or a queen, that could work. also you bury the lede, one of the other most popular names, jasper. and you're welcome. >> dan: you did that, dana. >> emily: you are ahead of your time, dana. jesse, would you name your next baby girl princess, corona? >> jesse: noel. i was thinking maybe something like hydroxychloroquine, a nice name for a baby. doesn't kill people like coronavirus. >> emily: right, he'll be the next elon musk. up next, cash is no longer king thanks to the coronavirus. atm use down 32%. online shopping is surging and consumers racing to get contactless credit and debit cards. i love this because atms were sort of a source of all these germs to begin with so it's positive, right? >> dana: i think so. i think the way that we transact in terms of money is really important. this weekend i was riding my bike in these little kids had a bake sale and i don't have cash with me. nobody is stopping because nobody has any money and they don't have one of those

dana? >> dana: all right, thank you, laura.appreciate it, we will take it around the virtual table that we have during this coronavirus time. juan williams, maybe some first thoughts from you after that two memorials today. >> juan: dana, just picking up on what we heard it from steve harrigan, i think there's been a shift towards an emphasis on the peaceful protests and a show from the memorial service in minneapolis of family values on two levels. on the first level, when you heard that family members speak they spoke about a real human being, george floyd, who died that horrible and cruel death but they emphasized his humanity, that he was a kid who grew up in poverty, they said he used to watch close in the sink, sometimes they didn't have detergent, they just used soap, they didn't have a dryer, sometimes they use the oven, they go over to grandma's if they needed some thing to eat. it was a human being, another brother there spoke about the whole idea of now the world knows george floyd and they know him as someone who is

." ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. am dana perino with jesse watters, greg gutfeld, juan williams and emily compagno. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fallout continues to reverberate in the city of atlanta over the district attorney's decision to charge two officers involved in the death of rayshard brooks. the police union they're confirming officers walked off the job, called out sick in higher numbers than usual after the charges were announced. earlier garrett rolfe, the former atlanta police officer who shot and killed brooks turned himself in. he's facing 11 charges including felony murder which could carry the death penalty. and devin brosnan, the second officer involved, is out on bail after turning himself in. he is facing three charges including aggravated assault. earlier he and his lawyers spoke with the media, disputing a key thing that the district attorney said about being states witness. >> right now the d.a. is charged with a crime so he's a defendant and he's not going to answer the

we did 25 plus, 25 million tes tests. >> dana: and dr. was on capitol hill today, he was asked if president trump had told task force members to decrease testing. watch this. >> i, as a member of the task force, and my colleagues on the task force, to my knowledge, i know for sure, to my knowledge, none of us have ever been told to slow down on testing, that just as a fact. in fact, we will be doing more testing. >> juan: i just thought, look at the timeline here, the president made a statement in tulsa, then the campaign issues a statement and says he was joking on the president says he wasn't joking, the media, the democrats, do they tell him to make that statement? what's going on here? >> jesse: i think when the president said that "i told them to stop doing testing," that's going to be in joe biden ad in the fall. obviously were doing more testing than any other country, all of them combined and you understand the president's point is that when you do more testing you get more cases, over 99% of those cases, people fully recover and

." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with juan williams, greg gutfeld and jesse waters and lawrence jones. this is "the five." this is a fox news alert. protests continuing across the country as we get breaking news. the other four officers involved in his death. prosecutors upgrading the charge against derek chauvin, the man that was on floyd's neck for eight minutes. he's facing a second degree murder charge. for the first time, charges are being brought against the three other officers involved. they are being charged with two counts of aiding and abetting and second degree murder. minnesota attorney general keith ellison warning that the process will take time. >> this is going to take months. and i don't know how many, but it is better to make sure that we have a solid case, fully investigated, researched before we go to trial than to rush it. we don't -- so it will take awhile. and i can't set a deadline on that. >> dana: juan williams, can we get your reaction to the news about the upgraded charge

so dana, here is a question. if we can defund the police which we used to believe they were essential to governance, why can't the entire government to be defunded? what's more essential than the police? it's not senators, it's not congressmen. why not across the board? >> dana: remember back in junior high, back in our day, you learned the hierarchy of needs. what's the very first need? on which everything else depends? security. so there is one thing that we all learned, probably learned in kindergarten. the other thing is, minneapolis has said it needs about $45 million. they are asking the federal government for help to deal with how the damage that happens. why should the federal government provide minneapolis with that kind of support if they're going to try this experiment of dismantling the police? i think that the federal government should probably wait on that. the other thing that i thought was pretty interesting, you see that some in the media are already trying to help the left deal with this defund

dana, back to you. >> dana: steve harrigan, thank you. we will bring in the panel, we have one williams, cohost of "the five," and brian kilmeade, cohost of fox & friends," terrence floyd, they have moved over to another vigil, the site where george delay meant george floyd at the hands of the police officer who is now charged with third-degree murder. juan williamjuan, let me start . before the healing can begin, we need a restoration of law and order and that is something that terrence floyd was referencing as he said that his brother would not have wanted the chaos in the violence, but to remember his name peacefully was more important and critically important to him and his family. your thoughts on how we can do that? >> i think the first thing to do, dana, is to underline the message. i thought it was so emotional because even choked up at points asking people to remember that his brother was a real person, remember his brother's name, but he was very clear about his family is a nonviolent family, he does not want people tearing up t

dana perino. >> dana: i introduce these two young men on my show today.e a youtube channel called twins, the new trend. they do first reactions to music from our era. they did one for me from kenny chesney. take a look. ♪ >> okay. >> dana: i talk to them that if you look at the comments on the different youtube videos that has all these people from all walks of life coming together and enjoying it. i asked about bringing people together and this is what they said. >> i always say there is no color in music. everybody joins in and reacts to it. be different. for us, it brings other people and encourages people to listen to old music too, as well, all different types of music. >> dana: i watched for an hour and a half, i couldn't stop. also i'm doing mentoring on instagram live at 6:30 p.m. with dagen mcdowell. >> jesse: that is a must-see. juan williams. >> juan: . the sounds of summer. lawn mowers, ocean waves, and jingling ice cream trucks. take a look at ice cream truck heaven. that is a pastor handing out free ice cream treats. he did it from an ice cr

dana. >> dana: i love that. so coronavirus has caused a lot of things to be disrupted.r group warriors and quiet veterans who are basically to do fly-fishing and recreational therapy in montana and they couldn't go out this year. so the organization figured out a way to do virtual fishing experience and got veterans with guides to get them sent out to all of their equipment so they can go out where they are, learn the basics of fishing, how-to videos. it is really a special organization that does amazing work, warriors and quiet waters and if you think you can benefit from that, i recommend it to. >> jesse: all right, emily really quick. let's see what you got. >> emily: i love that, dana a video with a man has gone viral except it's not a panda commit is a dog. ha ha. i thought that was cool. >> jesse: sorry, nice, quick but not quick enough. that is it for us, "special report" is up next. good evening, and bret baier, and president trump says the u.s. must invest more in police training and cannot make progress by labeling millions of americans as racist. the presiden

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dana. >> dana: alecia, thank you. source is now telling fox news that president trump will soon have a list of potential reforms guarding policing they could be implemented. john roberts is of the white house with more. >> good afternoon. as we watched the hearse and the funeral procession in houston. here in washington, d.c., mark meadows, white house chief of staff, jared kushner and jeron smith, the president's domestic policy advisor, returning from capitol hill to the white house where they met with south carolina senator tim scott about potential policing reforms they could be implemented in the wake of the terrible tragedy with george floyd. this would be i'm told a combination of legislative and executive actions. senator tim scott is running point in the senate in terms of what might happen on capitol hill, and hear the white house the executive action will be taken in conjunction with the department of justice to see what could be tweaked in terms of police reform without going through the legislative proces

dana perino. >> dana: jesse, i know you have daughters and i love them. they are so cute.o to mcdonald's so badly with her mama say no because of the expected crowds. so there babysitter gave them these toy cars to take through the drive-thru so they could get their mcdonald's. they were the hit of the place. when you want your mcdonald's, you really wanted. [laughter] >> jesse: that's very cute. what can't michael jordan do? he was in a fishing tournament in north carolina. he hauled in a 442-pound marlin. look at the size of this fish. guess what. i'd only got jordan fifth place. so you better believe he's angry and is going to get first place next year. good luck, mike. emily, europe. >> emily: sometimes rescue missions do not go as planned. check out with his family in texas found swimming stuck in their swimming pool. >> let me save you! [screams] [laughter] >> emily: on the second try they were successful. >> lawrence: what was that! >> jesse: do we have time for lawrence? >> lawrence: we don't. i will post it on my twitter. >> jesse: sorry, lawrence. we'll get you n

." >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. this is special coverage of the memorial for george floyd. a live look at the service in minneapolis where george floyd, an unarmed black man in handcuffs died on memorial day after a police officer knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes. his death has been protested around the nation and around the world for the minneapolis memorial one of several being held in several cities over six days. yesterday, minnesota's attorney general added a second-degree murder charge against the officer who knelt on floyd's neck and also charge the other three officers who were at the scene with aiding and abetting murder. let's begin with steve harrigan reporting live for minneapolis. >> this is expected to be a two hour memorial, about 1,000 friends and guests invited inside. outside here, a pretty big crowd on the streets and media from all around the world as this has become an international story, probably the two key addresses today will be from the family attorney, and the eulogy from reverend a

i am one williams, along with jesse watters, greg got felled, dana perino, and dagan mcdowell.t is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." we are on day seven of civil unrest in america, protests underway to honor the memory of george floyd, but it comes after more exploitation of the tuition last night. a taking place on american streets, rocking places like new york city and st. louis, bill de blasio acting a citywide curfew that will extend from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and president trump is under fire and using extreme tactics to disperse white house protesters stressed moments before walking at a nearby church. accusing the president of fanning the flames of discord. >> we hope that so many presidents want to be a healer and chiefs, not a fan or of the flames. >> donald trump has combined george wallace with richard nixon. >> using teargas and flash grenades as a photo op of one of the most historic churches in the country or at least in washington, d.c. we can be forgiven for believing the president is more interested in power than in principle. >> juan: dana, let me

dana, care to respond to jesse? >> dana: i mean, i was totally hammered.ng. i almost missed my flight. it was unbelievable. here's what i say. bring back the road trip. i love a road trip. i'm very, very good at it. >> greg: yeah. they are taking everything away from us. it's not fair. it's just not fair. with that, "one more thing" is up next. >> dana: just stay home. >> greg: i am. whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plu

. >> juan: dana, again. dana, when i look at the numbers before the show, it said that since the start of june, there have actually been an increase in the rates of infection in 14 states and puerto rico. as i was saying earlier, 109,000 people have died. 1.9 million reported cases of people contracting the virus. so if that's the case and we have these conflicting indicators from the scientist, what do you think? >> dana: i feel like there has been an absolute collapse of the ability of our major institutions especially in public health to communicate clearly to the public. i feel that if they don't know the answers to some think, that that would be more understandable than having these flip-flops. it is like john kerry and the 2004 election, i can keep my head straight. my mom went to the grocery store for the first time in four months today. because she finally had the confidence. colorado is opening. she's able to be able to go. they have to do better job because americans will not stand for this again.

>> i think he can, dana. obviously we live in a moment where the whole country saw what happened to george floyd. that includes the suburbs. it's not as if people are indifferent. look at the coalition of people on the streets, it's not just black people and it's not just young radical white people. i was down in washington this weekend. a lot of suburbanites were joining in. in some suburbs they had their own marches. it's a different time. when the president tries to make himself out to be mr. law and order, i think people say, but you know what? this all kind of tension does not help us as an american family. it's coming from somewhere. it's real. we need to deal with it. so i think that you have to, as you said, thread the needle in terms of saying i'm not anti-police. i'm pro reform. that's the challenge. >> dana: all right. juan williams. perfect timing. here's kayleigh mcenanybriefing reporters. listen in. >> more than 2.5 million added jobs. the prediction was 1.75 million jobs would be lost, this was

. >> dana: let's bring in marcus jones, chief of police in montgomery county, maryland, who was also promising to make changes in his department. what kind of changes do you think you want to implement their? >> the first thing is what we did not have as we did not have an intervention policy that we have begun talking about last year, but due to covid and some other issues we were not able to get across. so we have come to an agreement with our union, and we are going to be implementing that policy within the next week or so creative so that is one of the first things. >> dana: can you explain that? could you explain what that means, intervention? >> so the intervention policy means that what we are going to require our officers to still do is the situation such as

danae: algunas personas se hicieron notar.n su descontento con el presidente trump. >> la desigualdad y la justicia son muy notorias. danae: realizaban sus carteles con mensajes, y habÍa quienes mantenÍan el orden. esta mujer abrÍan paso para que los autos pudieran pasar. otros caminaban en la marcha con cestos de basura en mano para mantener la limpieza. asÍ se desarrolla una jornada de manifestaciones altamente vigilada por uniformados que monitorea van desde el aire, pero tambiÉn en patrullas. uno que otro equipo se mantiene en las calles, pero las manifestaciones terminaron, porque las autoridades declararon toque de queda. han resultado en fracturas de huesos, en una demanda colectiva contra el departamento de policÍa. mÁs de 600 quejas solamente en estas semanas de protesta, es una cifra aÚn mÁs alta que todo el aÑo pasado. definitivamente, es una lÁstima que las protestas pacÍficas terminen en violencia, muchas veces visitada por la propia policÍa como lo hemos pedidoser testigo, nuestro camarÓgrafo estÁ bien. nosotrosn

danae: la florida se encuentra en alerta, tras un momento significativo de los casos de coronavirus.Ía. ?>lo el gobernador dijo que se observa un aumento de casos en jÓvenes. 3822 pacientes contrajeron covid-19 en las Últimas 24 horas. ayer se reportÓ un rÉcord de 3207 casos. por su parte, el alcalde de miami-dade, carlos jimÉnez, dijo que este condado es uno de los mÁs afectados y está preparado. >> tenemos mÁs de 7000 camas vacantes. tenemos 400 camas de uci vacantes. danae: algunas imÁgenes en redes sociales muestran fiestas y grandes aglomeraciones de personas en restaurantes, donde no se mantiene la distancia vÍrica. --fÍsica. funcionarios se observa participando de estos eventos. >> estamos viendo muchos pacientes mÁs jÓvenes, tÍpicamente de 25 a 40 aÑos de edad con una infecciÓn. danae: a medida que el estado abre, en lugares pÚblicos como las playas, cada vez llegan mÁs personas que no siempre cumplen con las regulaciones establecidas. >> me asusto, pero digo que si nos ponemos las mÁscaras y lavamos las manos, si mantenemos la distancia, tenemos que salir de la casa y disfru

let's discuss with gloria and dana and april and dana dale.y the clip of what the president said before leaving the white house for tulsa earlier today. >> i called up to the attorney general, attorney general barr is working on that. that's his department, not my department. but we have a very capable attorney general, so that's really up to him. i'm not involved. >> but the attorney general said he was involved, he ordered it. what do you think? >> well, because the attorney general, after a day, knew that he didn't have to authority to do what with he did, berman went back to work and the only person really who has the authority to fire mr. berman is the united states. so then the attorney general said, i am doing this because the president asked me to. so the one time the president of the united states actually should have said yes, i was involve in the that, he didn't. and that causes confusion and complications. but i think the real question here, wolf, in this entire story, is why? why is he being fired? what did he do that so angered t

that's hard. >> hold that thought, dana. let's listen in democrats up veiling their proposal. >> it ends the practice of denying the americans the right to have the ability to sue when they have been injured by an officer, that denies local jurisdictions the power to fire or prosecute offending officers. black communities have sadly been marching for over 100 years against police abuse but for the police to protect and serve our communities like they do elsewhere. in the 1950s, news cameras expose the brutal horror of legalized racism in the form of segregation. the news cameras of the 1950s exposed the brutal treatment of people who dared to challenge the system. news cameras exposed to the world that black people did not have the same constitutional protections that freedom of speech, the right to assemble and protest were not rights extended to african-americans. 70 years later it is the cell phone camera that has exposed the continuation of violence directed at african-americans by police and exposed the reality that the

>> hello everyone, i am dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the fiv five." president trump telling seattle leaders to shut down the police free zone, he will. if the president calling out democratic politicians after hundreds of protesters took over a section of the city and after police abandon a precinct. >> we are not going to let seattle be occupied by anarchists and i'm not calling the protesters -- i got to see a performance that i've never seen, you think he was a weak person in minneapolis, the woman has she ever done this before? if they were tough, they wouldn't have the kind of devastation that you have in minneapolis and in seattle. see what's going on in seattle, i will tell you if they don't straighten that out we are to straighten it out. >> his comments coming amid reports of armed guards and extortion in the so-called autonomous zone. the protesters making a list of demands including defunding the police, degentrification, and free college. at the mayor is pushing back against criticism. watch. >>

dana, you brought this up. let's talk about this because there are -- the criticism of john bolton, right, digging in a little deeper, is that he's not brave. by doing it this way, he's cowardly. he didn't testify. he did it this way. and many people will say, why not do it when you're there, right? >> mm-hmm. >> when you're in power or at least right when you end to talk about -- to tell why you did it. >> yeah, he's very harsh on the house democrats who led the impeachment inquiry, saying that they didn't get it. that they should not have limited the probe to ukraine. that there was a lot more there that they should have expanded, like china, what we were talking about, even turkey. >> couldn't he have offered them that advice then? i'm just saying. >> no, that's a good question. you know, people close to john bolton at the time were saying privately that the house democrats didn't understand, you know, the game. what i mean by that is that bolton's deputy tried to take this matter to court. in order to -- to