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>> dana: no. >> bill: check it out. >> dana: you might.his. >> no one is more of an expert in fake news than hunter biden and not just an ordinary purveyor of fake news, hunter biden has extra something special because he can turn real news into fake news like for instance our story about hunter biden's laptop last year. >> bill: that is one example the boomerang effect hitting hunter biden. landing a speaking gig to talk about fake news at tulane university this fall. and now the backlash coming fast and furious. critics wondering what qualifications he has on the topic especially after big tech censored the new york story of his laptop and when he denied things that later turned out to be true. angela, welcome. "new york post" says hunter biden's fake news expertise considering he hasn't been the subject of fake news, only -- we wonder what his speech will be about in the 10 week media polarization and public policy impact series. what will it be about? >> hunter's expertise on fake news and media polarization comes from being its greate

she is -- >> dana: dana perino and i am brand-new. >> bill: you did great there. >> dana: i knew my nameudio and so uncomfortable. >> bill: i remember that. you toughed it out congratulations. we want the play the clip of this dog. this dog has been trained, right? clearly. >> dana: not for cocaine. >> bill: we want you guys to watch and see what happens here. >> bread, milk, pasta, eggs, cocaine, just kidding. >> dana: he is like cocaine? >> i don't think it's real. >> dana: i don't know. >> bill: that's a good laugh. have a good day, happy 100. >> dana: we'll see who wins the bet tomorrow. >> harris: fox news alert. president biden apparently is looking to rally liberals in his party as he prepares to unveil another massive spending plan during his joint address to congress tonight. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". the president's american families plan would cost taxpayers nearly $2 trillion. including $200 billion for universal pre-school. we'll list some of the things in it now. more than $100 million for free community college for anyone for two years including

>> dana: i did and had a good time. new york is coming back a little bit. >> bill: we call them green chutes. >> dana: president biden will hit the road again today to push the $2 trillion spending plan as republicans warn he is trying to change america as we know it. >> bill: senator scott saying americans must stand up against progressive policies. >> there is a coming backlash to this liberal oppression that is becoming front and center. they aren't even hiding their hands anymore, sean. that's why it is so important that we stand in the gap for this nation because the greatest comeback in american history is on its way. >> bill: an amazing line. stand in the gap. a lot of things you predict this week. we knew joe biden would be out wednesday night. what you could not predict the impact of senator scott's speech that came after. >> dana: for good reason. rebuttals are usually made fun of or easily forgotten. instead this was a launching point for tim scott to do even more. let's begin with mark meredith at the white

dana. >> dana: peter doocy.e were talking last week about 5 1/2% went to roads and bridges, right? what we think about when we think about infrastructure. the definition has been expanded, you would agree? >> dana: i personally don't think you can expand the definition to include healthcare workers even though they might need more money. does that belong in infrastructure? i don't think so. there is something to be said about replacing sewer pipes and water systems things like that. could that be called infrastructure and fall under the umbrella? that probably does. >> bill: how about electrical vehicles and charging stations? >> dana: i have questions about that. >> bill: senator blunt this past week said for the sake of argument why don't we just call it 30%, 33% of the 2.2 or 2.3 proposed. you are looking at 600 or 700 billion dollars. let's make that the infrastructure package and let's vote on that. if you did you would get republican support. as it stands now, you are -- it will be months before a position

. >> dana: i know you did. hemmer got to meet a little grand nephew and he is a special one. >> bill: we were just sharing pictures. good morning. >> >> dana: we expect march data to show more than 171,000 migrants crossing the border in march. the most since 2006. republicans raising the alarm about conditions inside overcrowded facilities. senator john barrasso said he was told to delete photos from his phone. >> they are crammed in like sardines. this is what the biden administration is trying to hide from the american public, which is why we took video and the biden administration tried to stop us. we were told to delete the pictures. no one did. you've seen the video coming out of all of these kids crammed together under the foil blankets huddling together. >> bill: there is a number out there that says about a million migrants will hit the border this year alone. there is no stopping this right now. >> dana: do you remember when they opened up the san diego convention center a weak or two ago? i read this

hello, dana.a good thing. >> dana: i'm glad i was making eye contact. >> bill: i got my first jab on friday. you had your first jab two weeks ago. >> dana: yes. i get my third on the 16th. >> bill: how did you do on the first jab? >> dana: i actually was fortunate. only a very small soreness in my left arm. that was it. >> bill: you are good. i went to nyu hospital in new york on time, poll it. however, the weekend was achy. >> dana: now you feel a little bit more like you are confident? >> not yet. >> dana: he will work on it, guys. >> what i'll find is shot number two has me scared. >> dana: i think people are worried about shot number two. let's pray it goes all right. piers morgan. what he told tucker about the controversy that saw him walk off a popular british morning show and quit. >> i don't think she has. you continue to trash her. >> okay, i'm done with this. sorry. no. >> no, no, no, i'm being -- >> see you later. sorry, can't do this. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knockin

>> dana: that's a great question, dagen. >> dagen: you take it, dana. >> dana: deign i hadn't thoughthe defunding or the effect of it is defunding. that's a very interesting thing and i want to think it over, dagen. i appreciate that point of view. one thing i would tell you anecdotally is that yesterday i did this book signing in man apartment scan new jersey several people came through the line were either law enforcement or retired law enforcement and they were visibly upset. they wanted to say thank you to fox news for our coverage of the issue they thought it was fair and also that we are at least defending police. i was really taken by their emotion. and how much it is weighing on them and a lot of these people are also retired so i can't imagine what it is like for the people on the front lines in addition, dagen, the other problem is recruitment is way down. so you don't each have a pipeline. >> dagen: right, career, jesse career police officers are not going to tell their kids to join the force because they will be vilified. they won't be allowed to do their jobs and their li

thank you. >> thanks a lot, dana. >> dana: fox news alert.crets of israel to iran. iran's foreign minister making the allegation in a reported interview as reported by "the new york times." kerry insisting it never happened. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: first hour was an a, you? >> bill: an a. >> dana: are you being honest? >> bill: it is an a. we have an hour to go. kerry facing calls for his resignation from the national security council starting with claims byister who said kerry told him about him about israeli strikes in syria in the hundreds. new reaction earlier from former state department spokeswoman morgan -- >> he had a history of meeting with iran leaders during the trump administration. it brings up logan act questions and undermining the current administration. either "the new york times" is wrong, zarif is lying or kerry is lying. >> bill: jack keane in a moment. first rich edson leads us off from the state department. >> iranian foreign minister zarif says h

dana, what's on the end of this rope? >> dana: kitten?pete's gin bottle. [laughter] >> greg: pete? what's on the end of this rope? >> pete: one of my many kids. >> greg: my goodness, let's show what it is. here we go. the big reveal. [laughter] a bush baby otherwise known as a galigo. the most adorable animal on the planet. look at that thing. yep. >> dana: they can really pose for the cameras, too. >> greg: he knew he was on camera sexy beast. >> dana: i want to talk to people about just one thing. it's called child health national day of hope. child health national day of hope. this happens every year. this is happening virtually this year. this is where you can actually support the effort to try to protect children from abuse and neglect. can you light a five lit candle, this is all something to do to help this charity. it's the longest running charity that's child help.org slash 2021 day of hope. longest running charity for this issue. juan? >> juan: that's a good one. all right, so jackie robinson day is next thursday. and to celebra

dana: like a cycle.s they come they get more -- bigger. >> part is misinformation and smugglers convincing people that a desperate situation can be made better by coming to the border. i am convinced many do not want to go miles and miles to leave their home to go do a foreign land, but their situation is so dire, they mother will protect their children. you have to enforce border security for sure. there is a comprehensive way to do so. dana: up next, some of the featured see their portraits for the first time. and share their stories about risking it all for the american deem. dream. (vo) the subaru outback. dog tested. dog approved. (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don

[laughter] >> juan: good dana, way to go dana. >> dana: thank you, thank you. that's it for us. is crazy and two, congratulations to the waters family jy and little jesse, another viewer for "the five." >> dana: jesse and emma's world. >> bret: you got it. we will see you guys. good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier fresh off the debut of his $2 trillion infrastructure plan president biden held his first cabinet meeting today. is he asking several of his top advisers to take the lead on selling the plan to the public. republicans are already ripping the proposal as a trojan horse filled with non-infrastructure progressive

> dana: my book. say so i wrote this chapter about the role that faith has played in my life and i didn't know what to do with it, here we are, i gave it to fox news news.com is an exclusive. it's free to everyone, it's not too long a chapter but it does give you a little bit of insight into how i dealt with some things growing up. >> bill: but this is about you going to school on the bus in the morning. are you worried about how kids were going to -- >> dana: a little bit of background on that is that denver was the first city to try bussing to integrate the schools. when i was busted 20 miles away from school starting in fourth grade and they were bused into our neighborhood and it was just hard on everybody and at that point i really did have to lean on my faith. >> bill: thanks for sharing that. have a good friday. >> dana: happy easter to you. i will see you easter monday. all right. ♪ ♪ >> harris: the white house is being pressed over shocking video of two toddlers being thrown over a border fen

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. nba superstar lebron james accused of inciting violence by tweeting a picture of the officer involved with the shooting captioned you're next. he later deleted the tweet saying it was being used the fuel hatred all adding to the heated rhetoric that republicans say is anything but helpful. >> it is a pattern where the left consistently goes after, attacks and demonizes police officers often before the facts are known. their immediate reaction whenever there is an incident the police officer is in the wrong. >> they will tell us how to reform policing in america? i don't believe it. this is about your agenda and politics and using the anger and outrage of the american people. >> it's a tough situation but i don't know what else this officer could have done. defunding the police, getting rid of police, abog i shalling police is the wrong thing to do for our communities and country. >> bill: we'll go through a lot of it. >> dana: my feeling today is someplace somewhere this is going to e

." ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, katie pavlick andawrence jones. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ he can. >> dana: republicans blasting president biden for pushing false statements about the new georgia voting law as democrats put more pressure on corporations to fight back. the president's words, which got four pinocchios, i would die if i ever got one, from "the washington post now having real world consequences. after the mlb decided to modify their all star game from atlanta to protest the law. georgia officials estimate that decision to move the game will cost the state $100 million in tourism re knew. here's georgia governor brian kemp on that. >> people are getting screwed in this, martha. it's a small, hard-working business people that are up in cobb county and in the metro atlanta area that are going to get hurt by the all-star game being pulled from here. this is outrageous. people need to stand up and join the fight and say, look, we are done with the cancel culture in this pressuring. >> dana: former new j

dana. >> dana: come on, colorado.ill: the critics going after joe biden as he eyes doubling the capital gains tax to fund a progressive wish list. rand paul saying it could do real damage to the u.s. economy. >> when you raise this, the opposite happens. more jobs go overseas, more corporations go overseas, the other thing is we're printing up so much money there is going to be real inflation and i think there is going to be a day in which people wake up and say oh my goodness what have we done to our country? >> maria bartiromo from sunday morning futures. rand paul was with you sunday. fox polling lower taxes or smaller government, what do you want, america? 56% say lower taxes, smaller government compared to 36 for higher taxes and larger government. where do you think it goes? >> well look, i think he is going to raise taxes but this capital gains more than double is going to be a fight. tax something more and you will get less of it. my favorite op-ed in the journal this morning was by larry lindsey, the former c

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." chauvin's attorney is moving for a mistrial right away after the congresswoman's comments over the weekend. the judge denied that request but said waters may have handed them grounds for an appeal. >> bill: republicans in the house in d.c. are moving to officially condemn congresswoman waters for those comments calling them reckless. we'll hear from them at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. stand by and may get a comment live on the hill. >> dana: we were live on the five last night when the judge made the comments. as soon as we heard them we thought wow, the judge had been so measured. he raised his voice a little bit in that case and made a lot of news. we'll have team fox coverage. let's begin with matt finn live outside the courthouse in minneapolis where the jury is set to start its full day of deliberations. >> they're scheduled resume deliberations an hour from now. they got a few hours in yesterday and the judge has said he is going to allow this jury to make their own schedule. they

dana. >> dana: thank you. new york city police investigating the case of an elderly asian woman brutally beaten in broad daylight. >> let me reiterate we will never accept or tolerate hate or violence of any kind in our great city. it goes against every fiber of who we are. >> bill: guess who we learn about the suspect today and no one bothered to call 911. do the witness face consequences? what about policing in new york today. problems of crime and homelessness on the rise a new survey reveals a historic drop in church attendance begging the question, is america losing its faith and losing sight of our values? >> dana: a look at top stories we're following this hour. a gunman opened fire at a business complex near los angeles yesterday killing at least four people including a child. the suspect now in the hospital with gunshot wounds. >> bill: family of a missing university of berkeley student is making a renewed push to find her. the 19-year-old last seen six months ago taking a car to the golden gate bridg

dana and i were.what we told the american people when we went into afghanistan after 9/11. we didn't tell them we were going to be there 30 years fighting for women's rights. an interesting issue where you see the peace deal the ambassador negotiated with the taliban, the biden administration has continued the policy we pursued in the trump administration to withdraw. >> dana: marie, go ahead. >> yeah. morgan and i probably agree on most of this. i joined the c.i.a. because of 9/11 and 20 years later it is time to end the war. but we can help afghans with refugee status particularly those who helped us as translators or helped the armed forces. we need to focus on that, getting some of them out of afghanistan. >> dana: it has been slow walks the last two administrations and it shouldn't have been. thank you so much for coming on. >> trace: eight people are dead after a gunman shot up a fedex facility in indianapolis. what we're now learning from this morning and investigators coming up. renae is not a

hello, i'm dana perino.e're continuing coverage on that and other stories breaking out of the riots in portland and seattle and minneapolis. but we'll go first -- >> dana: chief james craig is with us. we appreciate you being here. you are the detroit police chief, sir. and this tlaib tweet is getting lot of attention. she says it wasn't an accident. policing in our country is intentionally racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone murder. it can't be reformed. do you agree, sir, it can't be reformed? i know you have been working hard to do some of these reforms. >> i have to tell you, dana, her comments are described as reckless, disgusting, knee jerk response to an issue that she is painting the entire profession with a broad brush. that's the problem today. who is she really speaking for? i've been a police chief in detroit for eight years. let me tell you what i know. detroit residents don't want to defund the police. they don't want to dismantle the poli

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. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." president biden and vice president harris say the verdict is a step toward justice but it's not enough. chauvin himself will be sentenced in eight weeks and he is likely to appeal the conviction. >> bill: we have team fox coverage across the nation. katie pavlich and juan williams react with analysis in a moment. david spunt the latest from the white house and matt finn reporting live again today in minneapolis. good morning, matt. >> bill and dana, this is the location where all this began 38th and chicago in minneapolis. right here on this street is where derek chauvin pressed his knee on george floyd's neck. behind it is cup foods, the store where floyd allegedly passed the fake bill. a lot of demonstrations and become a police-free autonomous zone not open to traffic. the city has warned activists here that eventually this area will be reopened and shortly after the guilty verdict yesterday one of the first things the floyd family attorney did was praise activists who manned this

dana, the "l. a.m that he had tried to get the police to intervene but to no avail. >> dana: it's devastating. fox news alert. we've just learned president biden selected tucson arizona police chief to run customs and border protection serving the city of tucson since 2016. testified before the obama administration task force on 21st century policing. it comes as the biden administration faces growing pressure to expand capacity to house and care for unaccompanied minors as "the new york times" predicts the number of children in federal custody will be 35,000 by june. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher for bill hemmer. it comes as fox news is getting a look at the conditions at the u.s./mexico border where we're seeing more and more nicole malliotakis last hour. watch. >> the real issue here is that the president has turned over the borders to the cartels. the smugglers and cartels are making billions, billions of dollars profiting off smuggling individuals and the president has incentivized this. >> dana:

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." that number was 19,000 at the beginning of this week. now we're at nearly 21,000 by monday you could maybe see that go up by 1,000 a day is what they are estimating. >> bill: no signs of it ending. >> dana: not if they don't make a policy change. >> bill: the price tag is staggering. >> dana: $60 million a week just for the children. that record high in migrant children is coming after a month of heartbreaking images. the toddlers dropped over the border wall left to fend for themselves. abandoned little boy crying in the desert. a border patrol officer comforting a frightened child. the "washington post" reports the administration is spending $60 million a week to take care of these things and texas governor abbott laying the blame on the president. >> it wasn't happening until biden took office. what will solve this quickly if biden were to reinstate the remain in mexico policy that president trump put in place overnight that would begin to solve this overcrowding problem that we're

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dana perino, let me begin with you.antis claims he is being smeared by left-wing corporate media. he points out that cbs has not done a story on embattled new york governor andrew cuomo. but the cbs people say that he turned down two interviews. so i'm thinking is this a normal press versus politician conflict that is being blown up by the grievance media and political polarization? >> dana: sometimes i would agree with you, in this case, no. when they say that it speaks for itself, it sure does and it has been going for two days. if they wanted to help ron desantis solidify his position as one of the top leaders in america, they could not have done a better job. the way that they edited the video would've been pulled off the air if it was a political add in the opponent complained it would've been pulled off or less. i have a little bit of history with dealing with cbs on such deception and i don't think that it is too far to say that this is reminiscent of things in the past where they forged documents and error to th

> dana: it is sad.c and i like country music. i think that is a good match. >> will: you are married and i married so we will have to see if that match works for somebody -- >> dana: i didn't mean that kind of match. >> greg: she wishes, dana. [laughter] my goodness. >> will: i don't buy it come i don't buy it. i like country, you don't like country. i will be honest i'm not super empathetic and that's pretty sad. i'm not very empathetic. >> dana: [laughter] juan, you are the r&b guy. are you an impasse? >> juan: i think i am more empathetic but i don't see that this makes sense. i like r&d, as you just said, dana, but i like motown, reggae. >> dana: i think that falls in the same thing. >> juan: no, it's not. i like rock. >> dana: sorry, have to go. speed to some of this country stuff you talk about my love loretta lynn. i love those stories. >> dana: an aspect of cerebral deaths. who would want to do a study like this? pretty fun. one more topic, when the americans suffering from major passport proble

>> well, i certainly hope not, dana.he democrats in the house have shown they will vote in almost lock step on some of these radical ideas. in the senate it normally takes 60 votes to pass something. this is something that would take 60 votes. if the democrats decide change the rules and traditions on the senates of one bill it is changed on all pieces of legislation. it is important we maintain the rules and traditions in the senate and make sure we win back the house and senate next year so it's no longer a question. i can assure you the republicans would never propose a change in the composition of the supreme court simply because we didn't like the way a court had been ruling in recent years. >> trace: i want to get your take pulling troops out of afghanistan. "washington post" writes the following. it could lead to the reversal of the political, economic and social progress for which the united states fought for two decades at a cost of 2,000 american lives and hundreds of billions of dollars. according to the intel

. >> greg: darn it, dana. i wanted -- i had a little joke to introduce you with you about we're not going to do it because we're just going to get right in it. >> dana: next time you will say next time. >> greg: something about deep sea diving into a test tube. all right, so with dagen, jesse, and the great harold ford jr. harold, you are a unicorn, meaning you are a modern democrat that doesn't make the world scream. so, if this -- if the party continues down this far left path, how long before you are no longer welcome in it? >> harold: well, there is a lot there let me up pack it since interest is a lot of talk 'pack. >> dana: pack the court. >> first it's a bad idea. it was bad when president roosevelt attempted to do it. it's bad now. we should understand where it comes from. i hope that a compromise might emerge from this. first off, i think the country will learn a lot about how our court system is organized as the commission analyzes it. quarreling about the people on the commission are they too libera

it has to be responded to somehow, dana. >> dana: michael pillsbury, i hope you come back. i could talk to you for hours. i'll let you go now. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> these chips, these wafers are batteries, broadband. all infrastructure. this is infrastructure. >> trace: president biden redefining the meeting of infrastructure. is the gop on board with biden's version? we'll talk to senator deb fischer who was in the meeting yesterday, plus this. >> makes me sick to my stomach. a parent trying to tell educators how to do their job. >> trace: a california teachers berating her students on zoom. now some of the students are telling their side of the story. ♪♪♪ we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle,

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. >> bill: go easy on me today. >> dana: you'll do just fine. protests turned violent in several major cities. crowds took to the police over the killing of the 13-year-old and george floyd in minnesota. a former minneapolis police officer in the death of george floyd. >> chauvin is 34 years old. we could get a conclusion on this this week. >> dana: as soon as the jury gets this. when everyone will say it is a quick verdict or take some time? jury trials you have to get the law exactly right. they might even ask questions. >> bill: this over the weekend. maxine waters joined a protest on the ground in minnesota encouraging people to get more confrontational if chauvin is not convicted. >> you are looking for a guilty verdict. if that doesn't happen then we know -- you have to fight for justice. you have to get more confrontational and make sure that they know that we mean business. >> dana: alex hogan reporting live with more. good morning, alex. >> good morning. as you mentioned congresswoman waters urging protestors to be more active if the fo

all of the choice and to the jell-o, dana perino. a woman after my heart. >> dana: always good.almost got banned. >> greg: that was the worst thing you did the first week. >> jesse: something else i forgot. >> dana: we won't bring it up. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. i mean i know it's silly, but i have an image. ya know, 6 foot 5, 300 pounds. so the thought of getting a hearing aid, i was.. i was scared. for the last couple years i've been having real hearing loss. all i knew from the past was seeing folks with big things on their ears, so i didn't want to be that guy. one of the joys of my life is riding my motorcycle with my wife. if you're not confident riding a motorcycle, you could get in trouble. i would always have to turn, so i could hear better, that was a... that was bad. and i just kept fightin' it. with lively, did a hearing test on the computer. when they sent them in the mail they were already set up for me. the

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, i am dana perino along with juan williams, katie pavlich, jesse watters, and peteit is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ so that was the judge giving the jury final instructions before they begin deliberations in the derek's open trial. we are also awaiting a news conference for minnesota's governor and other officials giving a safety update a head of. american cities are on edge and thousands of national guard troops are deployed in the minneapolis area, businesses there are boarding up their windows in the courthouse is surrounded by concrete barriers and razor wire. republicans tearing into democratic congresswoman maxine waters accusing her of inflaming the situation after joining a protest in minnesota and saying this. >> i would like to see the bill in congress passed. but i know that the right wing, the racists are opposed to it, and i don't know what is going to happen? i don't know whether it is first-degree. >> you have to stay on the street. >> we need to get more active, more confrontational. we need to make sure that they know that we m

i think america should have more babies, dana.been since the '30s so americans should go home right now and make a baby because it's a patriotic thing to do, we need to take care -- >> dana: hold on. >> jesse: like katie mentioned, we are going to be retiring soon so we have to beg he might have a big tax based attacks up and take care of those retirees. >> dana: this kind of nonsense has been going on for decades, people keep bringing this up every generation, this is probably click bay, i would imagine. >> juan: i think so because i think it's kind of crazy, day now. just think, you know, when you try to put some substance to this idea, in places like china and india, the government thinks they have too much population because they have water shortages, land scarcity, that's not true here, and we do have a declining birthrate. i guess it's just hard for me to understand why you would write this, i just can't agree with it. >> dana: brian kilmeade, what you think? >> brian: one and four of been worried about it because they've be

what dana's dreams look like.o date has had while she was sleeping to find out this is what she dreams of all night, not one dog or two dogs, but thousands frolicking in the beaches of new zealand off to the sound of some benign classical music. >> dana: is on that gorgeous? that the german shepherd. and you also have a rainbow. if you have a rainbow. if >> dana: that's beautiful scene. >> greg: there you go. >> dana: is the place to be. >> jesse: is that soros funded? >> greg: i'll take anybody's money. >> dana: i go up in denver. if you're from denver, probably went to some amazing restaurant, the place all the kids want to go. if south park did a show on this in 2003 because one of them grew up in colorado but they have filed for bankruptcy, covid has taken its toll and there is a save casa bonita.org web site, a rally to keep it. this is a place where they had cliff divers, you could go into the cave, there was an arcade in the best part was if you wanted more, you just raise the little flag from your table an

dana, not a fan of this.a half an hour to figure out what to watch. you go through it all and the other thing for me, that is not very good. peter watches the scary shows and i don't. all of a sudden, i just want to watch younger. we have an argument in the first place. >> katie: greg, doesn't this take away the ability of what people are watching and why are you watching that? and now you can't deny that it was what you were watching. >> greg: we have different accounts at my apartment so i never know what's going on. but i don't know if i would introduce god failed rule on "the five" 95% of everything is. so when you are sitting on netflix and it dawns on you that 95% of everything on it is crap in 40 minutes go by both and you start to watch something and then you are like crap i put 15 minutes into this monstrosity, what do i do? you step out of it and you lose 50 minutes forever. so actually i love the days when you would at night in bed turn on the tv, watch the sports and watch letterman and fall aslee

dana carvey. hello, dana carvey!( laughter ) let's just ride it through. >> stephen: yeah, surf the madness. >> hi, stephen, how are you? >> stephen: good. bringing the energy down. we've had enough fun, let's get into it. >> there's a pandemic out there, dammit! >> stephen: no laughter. it spread the aerosols. ( evie laughs ) dana, it's lovely to see you. i've got questions, you know i have questions, i'm a professional but i want to drink you in for a second here. it's just lovely to see you. how is your wife, how are you boys? everything good? >> everything is good. i mean, you know, i had pandemic brain a little early on, i don't know about you. >> stephen: did you get it? did you get the pandemic? >> no, i just got pandemic brain which you have a lot of the inconsequential conversations with your wife when your life slows down. i went to the gelson's today, and you know, i went straight it. yesterday there was six people in line, today i went right in. she goes, oh, yeah, what do you think it will be like tomorr

right now though -- ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, i am dana perino along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, i felled, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ minnesota on edge preparing for more violent protest tonight, the governor said he made 7:00 p.m. curfew for counties around minneapolis after police released a dramatic body camera footage in the police shooting and shooting of dante right, at a traffic stop in the suburb outside of minneapolis, police say he was pulled over because of expired registration tags with officers on the scene and then discovering a warrant out for his arrest. and daunte wright resisting. it was accidental and the officer appeared to had grabbed her gun instead of her. taser. here's how it happened. >> dana: officials from across the state telling protesters to be peaceful after a night of chaos that saw 20 businesses damaged. >> peaceful protesting, expressing yourself, we fully support that. by the ravaging of the businesses, the looting of the stores, the destruction to our pharmacies, we cannot tolerate that. >> dana: thank you for that update today we got from the p

. >> a fox news alert, welcome to "the five," i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, jesse watters, juan williams and judge jeanine pirro today. it is expected to be read at any moment, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin faces one count of second-degree murder, one count of third-degree murder, and one count of second degree manslaughter. we are going to take you to the hour, let's go live outside the courthouse in minneapolis. hi, matt. >> hi, dana, jury selection in this trial began back in early march, the trial lasted 14 days so really a month and a half in the making and we are now in what are probably the final moments before we hear this verdict, the jury is made up of seven women, five men, a mix of white and black and two who identify as multiracial. their ages span between 20 and 60. in the final moments yesterday, both the prosecution and defense made their final pitches to the jury, the prosecution argued that derek chauvin made an ego-driven decision that he had behind the power of the badge, he did not comply with the onlooker's request to get off, the pro

lafayette. >> jesse: sorry to hear that all right, dana. >> dana: little jesse is going to see throughnted to bring up with you i will be with same sky which is an amazing charity thursday night april 22nd at :30 p.m. check it out same sky. please sign up. it's going to be great. and actual book signing event at book town in manasquan in new jersey. april 25th at 4 chock. then on sunday night at 0 o'clock p.m., if you can stay awake, you should, because president bush has his new peculiar out, "out of many one"i had a chance to interview him and four of the immigrants that he painted that will air on sunday night. >> jesse: okay. i know what i'm doing on sunday night. greg, what about you? >> gregg: i am also plugging a new book. check this out, people. oh, i'm so excited it's post -- lithuanian edition of my book the plus it's finally out lithuania, you asked for it and you got it. it's going to be a best seller. speaking of best sellers, let's do this. ♪ animals are great. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ ♪ gut gut keeping with the bush theme here is a bush baby getting a ni

dana: it is a little tough to see.ave surveys where we have asked businesses about remote work and many businesses are saying there is going to be a hybrid model going forward where some workers are going to be working remotely permanently. some are going to be in the office and some going back and forth. this is something that is not going to change. certainly, there are going to be implications in terms of productivity with respect to inflation. tom: i really never done this with you, but i really think the dynamics and history of the confidence board going back to the triangle disaster in new york city in 1915, 1916, this relationship of unions and a president who is extremely comfortable with the union movement. i don't want you to speak for the conference board and 2000 executives, but what do you see as the dynamic forward within labor unions and these ceos, or is it just noise? dana: i think the thing is that it depends on what the labor unions are looking for. we already see many large companies, certainly some

let me explain, dana. the first thing you have to realize when you get vaccinated, your risk of getting effective dramatically diminishes and is very low. why are there restrictions? there are because in certain circumstance one can get vaccinated, have no clinical disease at all but get infected and not even know it and have reply indication of vierns in your nasal farns pharynx and get ill. that's the reason why you want to wear a mask there. the other reason for wearing a mask is that there are variants that are circulating and although they're unusual, we are seeing break through infections, but we're also seeing variants that are a bit disturbing. fortunately for us, the 117, which is the variant that was originating in the uk, our vaccines are very effective against them. when people say, why can't i go? you can travel. your risk is really very low. what the cdc is saying that it depends on what your level of risk that you want to take. the one thing you want to do is be careful that you don't inadve

i'm dana bash.sident biden is following through on a promise made and broken by two of his predecessors, ending america's longest war. as troops prepare to withdraw from afghanistan this september 11, 20 years after the terrorist attacks that spot the war. the white house is facing questions about the risks of leaving. joining me now is president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan. thank you so much for coming on with me this morning. first i want to ask about afghanistan. the u.s. forces are coming out after 20 years and more than 2400 american lives lost, but the taliban is resurging and strengthening. can you say that the united states won this war? >> i can say that the united states achieved the objective it set out when we went into afghanistan in the first place, which was to get the people who attacked us on 9/11. we have degraded al qaeda. we have killed bin ladin. in fact, we killed bin ladin a decade ago, ten years ago. and since then, the various missions in the war have mov

danae: eliminaron la pausa temporal en el uso de la vacuna johnson y johnson luego de que un panel deeanudar la vacunaciÓn para todos los adultos en medio de la preocupaciÓn por los coÁgulos de sangre. >> tienen que tener en consideraciÓn el riesgo de esta complicaciÓn y llega a hacer una cosa bastante baja en personas que han recibido la vacuna de johnson y johnson. >> no estoy a favor porque tuvieron muy poco tiempo para probarla. las personas que la estÁn recibiendo son esa prueba. >> esta vacuna ha demostrado ser segura y efectiva para la mayorÍa de las personas. >> pensaba vacunarme con johnson y johnson. vine a averiguar y no habÍa en el mercado. danae: es que encontraron seis casos de mujeres que presentaban coÁgulos de sangre luego de vacunarse. tres mujeres fallecieron y otras siete continÚan hospitalizadas. fÉlix: quÉ tan efectivas son las vacunas para prevenir hospitalizaciones y la muerte? danae: estarÍamos hablando de los prÓximos seis meses segÚn los cdc, pudieran prevenir mÁs de 1400 muertes y alrededor de 2200 hospitalizaciones en salas de emergencia. regreso contigo.

you just heard dana and pete. this is your base. they are upset.t is next when it comes to this committee? is this vote going to go through or not? >> lawrence, it is good to be on with you. every america should be upset at the performance they saw from kristen clarke today, a radical left-winger. she has repeatedly attacked the police. first off, she advocated a defund the police last year. she was pressed on that today and said "oh, never advocated for that," well, you wrote an article the title which was "defund the police," the article of the text that you wrote says defund the police. and she just used boldfaced lies to say she didn't say those things. i gave her examples in which officers had been involved in a shooting, to protect us and our fellow citizens, like michael brown ferguson or jacob blake in kenosha last year, subsequent, impartial, sometimes democratic-run tribunals from those shootings were justified. in the michael brown case, it was a predecessor at the -- that said there was no basis that -- she would not simply say -- >> la

i cannot say enough about dana. we are just blessed to have her with us today to interview martha. weeks from now, we will turn the table, for that program martha macallum host with dana perino for dana's book titled everything will be okay but today is martha's turn and we couldn't be more excited. let's join in their conversation. >> welcome to this book interview with author and friend of mine martha maccallum, anchor of the story on fox news. this is her book. ununknown valor. it is an amazing read. it came out in february of 2020. we will talk about all of that. the paper book is out and available now. this is the subtitled. story of family, courage and sacrifice from pearl harbor to hiroshima. i readbo every word of this boo, i loved it. it's one of the books that has stayed with me the most that i have read in the -- recent years. >> thank you, thank you for talking with me, dana. you and i love to talk about books and you were so helpful to me when i was writingu this boo. dana was thee first person thati gave it to to read it and she -- she was so kind, she went right thro

mary robinson, what's your answer to dana? well, thank you, dana. are oftenjudged differently than men. the traits that are valued in men, like decisiveness, assertiveness, bold action, can often be seen as shrill or bossy — all the negative terms when a woman is doing exactly the same thing, and that's a cultural trait itself. i actually think the best way to counter it is to ignore it. i remember when i was elected president of ireland in 1990, i was the first woman president. i was absolutely determined to do it confidently, feeling that, actually, i would do a betterjob precisely because i was a woman. i didn't want to be seen as being like the men. i wanted to do it differently and, you know, use all my skills and leadership qualities as a woman to do the job, and i think that's the way to counter it. ellenjohnson sirleaf, i mean, societal expectations of women, you know, they shouldn't fight in combat or go into space and not be too confident, as dana was saying — what do you think about this? if these values — articulate, direct — were the on

for that program martha mccallum hosts a conversation with dana perino on dana's new book entitled everything will be okay but today, it's martha stern and we couldn't be more excited. let's join in their conversation. >> welcome to this book interview with author and friend of mine martha mccallum, anchor of the story on fox news and this is her book, unknown valor. it came out in february 2020 and were going to talk about all that. paperback book is available now. this is the subtitle. a story of sacrifice from pearl harbor to iwo jima. i love books, i read every word of this book and i loved it. it's one of the books has stayed with me the most that i've read in recentyears . >> thank you and thank you for talking with me. you and i love to talk about books and you were so helpful to me when i was writing this book. dana was the first person i gave it to and she was so kind. she went right through it right away and came back with notes . you are absolutely the person that everybody would want to do that because you're so thoughtful. >> we are early readers here. let's go back to set the st