pam bondi, emily compagno coming up straight ahead. ♪ pam bondi, emily compagno coming up straight ♪night, a new report. liberal cities are in crisis. we sent our own lawrence jones to investigate what's going on in that city, just like san francisco, just like l.a., and just like ocasio-cortez's district. take a look. >> portland. it seems like there may be a homeless problem? would you agree? >> maybe is a little bit of an understatement. but yeah. speak of the situation in portland is very bad. the police aren't able to do their jobs. >> what do you see? >> what do i see? i see a city not doing enough. i see the entire west coast not doing enough. if you've been to the bay area, it's worse. here it's pretty bad. >> people are being allowed to do whatever they want. the people who live in the cityp are victims.o >> i see the streets more congested with tents, people, congregating around corners. it's changed the way, an individual woman, where i might feel the line to be more thoughtful. >> i see a lot of drug -- a lot of homeless guys asked me if i wanted some drugs. >> what kind

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i'm jesse waters with emily compagno, emily, juan and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." a battle over impeachment playing out in washington d.c. the president blasting democrats for their latest conspiratorial attacks. he was supposed to be with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to talk about infrastructure. right before pelosi said this. >> it was a very positive meeting of respectful sharing of ideas. would you believe that it's important for -- to follow the facts? we believe that no one is above the law, including president of the united states and we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. in a cover-up. >> jessie: after that stunt, trump decided to who up the meeting by calling out schumer and pelosi to their faces and walked away. he headed to the rose garden with a visual where he laid into democrats. >> all of a sudden i hear last night that they're going to have a meeting before this meeting to talk about the i word. instead of walking in happily into a meeting, i walk in to look

i'm jesse waters with emily compagno, emily, juan and greg.y and this is "the five." a battle over impeachment playing out in washington d.c. the president blasting democrats for their latest conspiratorial attacks. he was supposed to be with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to talk about infrastructure. right before pelosi said this. >> it was a very positive meeting of respectful sharing of ideas. would you believe that it's important for -- to follow the facts? we believe that no one is above the law,

law and network host an fox news contributor emily compagno.t with exhibit a, a soundbite from the attorney representing the family of the young man who died. >> for 3 hours fueling his addiction. they didn't call him a cab, didn't offer him a ride home, just let him leave. shannon: why should buy.bear responsibility for that? >> the statute in florida parents are suing over holds liable a business serving an alcoholic but carves out a narrow exception to that which is knowingly served habitually addicted alcoholic. it is important to note there has been no response filed, but when there is tiger woods has many defense points. the restaurant is an incorporated corporation meaning it is a rare case for him to be held personally liable for something that happens in the business. he will probably be dismissed. secondly, piece by piece, we had no idea he was eventually addicted, circumstantial evidence, we had no idea, we weren't there that day. we didn't serve him, he served himself as he was the bartender. the video didn't depict that and in the

joining me now with reaction, fox news contributor and attorney emily compagno. egal analyst royal oaks. thank you for joining us f here. emily, let me start with you first. i know you follow the jayme closs case. t this is an amazing case. do you think justice was properly served here today? >> in the state of wisconsin, this was the most extreme penalty he could actually receive. punish since the mid-1800s. wisconsin only executed one e person in the entire history. so here, the fact that he received two life sentences without the possibility ofnc parole, plus an additional 25 years, plus 15 for the kidnapping, then, yes, i do believe, short of a capitall sentence, which was not possible in wisconsin, the most maximum justice could be served. remember, too, the family, jayme and the rest of her family were spared a trial. the taxpayers were spared the tax burden as well. >> jason: it's people like jayme who are an inspiration like me. ordinary americans who go through horrific things and overcome them. i hope she can get on with her life and the rest of her love

i am jesse watters along with emily compagno, juan williams, kennedy, and brian kilmeade.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." after last week's huge economic numbers than the lowest unemployment rate and almost 50 years, delusional 2020 democrats are now trying to spin president trump's red-hot economy. they are claiming he doesn't deserve the credit and that we should instead be patting president obama on the back. >> trump is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama. who is this economy going to work for? we had attacks planned it was all about giving the wealthiest people more of a break. we have to make sure it's a shared recovery because right now it definitely is not. >> do you give president trump the credit? >> i give our workers and businesses the credit. i think we've had policies in place starting with president obama that have aided the recovery. >> the economy is doing well. i don't have to give trump any credit. i'm sure he will take all the credit he wants. >> jesse: not everyone agrees with the out of touch candidates. a new poll

fox news contributor, emily compagno is with us. good to see you. congrats on your success.lly, we have to have our kids sliding into needles? when we went to san francisco, you said you grew up there. they are all over the place. >> it is, it's a plague on the west coast are not limited to new mexico. for example, santa monica residents persuaded the city council to have hearings to do something. the city council refused to put police in every park saying that we don't want to live under armed guard essentially. san francisco did a survey. there's 100 syringes per block. in seattle, 70,000 people signed an initiative to ban safe injection sites and it was overturned in court. public officials saying public heal if you live in l h fro e not only a public safety and public health problem, it's a liability problem. ly city council to have hearings to do something. the city council refused to put police in every park saying that we don't want to live under armed guard essentially. san francisco did a survey. there's 100 syringes per block. in seattle, 70,000 people signe> an in

fox news contributor, emily compagno is with us. good to see you. congrats on your success. really, we have to have our kids sliding into needles? when we went to san francisco, you said you grew up there. they are all over the place. >> it is, it's a plague on the west coast are not limited to new mexico. for example, santa monica residents persuaded the city council to have hearings to do something. the city council refused to put police in every park think that we don't want to live under armed guard essentially. san francisco did a survey. there's 100 syringes per block. in seattle, 70,000 people signed an initiative to ban safe injection sites and it was overturned in court. public officials saying public health is not for the citizens overturned. who is governing? if not the citizens? >> sean: i read, larry, 60 some odd thousand homeless people where you live in l.a. we went to pelosi's district less than a mile from her house, less than a mile from our office, feces all over the streets. needles everywhere. tens of millions of dollars she has and she can't tell her ri

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i am jesse watters along with emily compagno, juan williams, kennedy, and brian kilmeade.york city and this is "the five" ." after last week's huge economic numbers than the lowest unemployment rate and almost 50 years, delusional 2020 democrats are now trying to spin president trump's red-hot economy. they are claiming he doesn't deserve the credit and that we should instead be patting president obama on the back. >> trump is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama.

jedediah: here is emily compagno. >> i find the ashton kutcher angle fascinating because i have been don't know that he will be called to testify to be honest. main take away this was extremely brutal murder this man was on trial for. it happened almost 11 years ago. this is -- he has been accused of serial murders and one of them an attempt is why he was eventually arrested and caught. he basically tried to do the same thing to another woman while she was screams. -- while she was sleeping. she fought back and he ran out and that's why he was arrested. the pre-trial has dragged on for 11 years. so the reason i'm not quite sure if ashton will be called to testify because frankly his testimony would not be that persuasive. it's not that material. he went there to pick her up for the date, looked in the window. saw what he thought was wine on the carpet and we learned later it was blood. and her roommate called the police the next morning. pete: how does a pre-trial drag out for 11 years. >> obviously an aberrant element to our system and our tax dollars are paying for that. when i saw