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." ♪ >> jesse: hello everyone, i am jesse watters along with dana perino, greg gutfeld, and emily compagno>> president trump: oh, boy, what a crowd. and outside we have many more people than this outside, it's incredible. the team is looking at bringing back its signature mega rallies and the trump campaign is explored ways to get back on the road in order to re-energize the base while joe biden does webcast from his basement. kellyanne conway reacted earlier. >> there will be rallies, i sure hope so. we only have two out of every ten states. >> president trump is itching to get back in front of his voters. biden's campaign is saying it could be a while. >> we are going to go out on the campaign trail when it's safe to do so. we are waging and it aggressive virtual campaign, and we are out and about. >> all right. the president didn't have to go to detroit, he could go to count a county in michigan that has like a dozen cases of coronavirus and that he could do it outside along with a group of people and it could bring a lot of money to small businesses in that area. i mean, this is doable

the fox news contributor and host of america, box nation emily compagno.nd we keep her distance at her insistence. counter box nation kat timpf. and when he's angry he takes the stair, when he is happy he brings them back, my massive sidekick and host of fox nation tyrus. look happy tyrus. >> i'm always happy. david, is it wrong for people to hope that we can open the country soon, feel free to plug your book and that. >> greg, as author of don't bring this book, know this is not crazy, it's time to go back to work. i like my house, this is my studio, my garage i have a pretty good operation, it's time to get out there, it's time to go to work, remember when people used to go out for a slice of peach for lunch or a drink with a friend after work or sometimes you would just take a walk or go to the beach, i'm here in california the people's republic of california and los angeles specifically but i got a progressive governor, progressive mayor, my mayor wants me too snitch on my mayors and my governor doesn't want me too go to the beach, if you're going to t

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greg: we are out of time, thanks to dave rubin, emily compagno, cat and tyrus, i am great gutfeld, i love you america. see you guys. ore famous. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. america is on the comeback trail. you can file. the federal stay at home restrictions just expired. half of the states have begun to re-open. 31 states are loosening the shutdowndown. malls, movie theaters and churches opening up in some states. we need to remain vigilant, stay clean and stay safe. but the crisis phase of the pandemic is past us. the sun is shining and the american people are ready for regrowth. despite nasty coverage the president's approval rating is at an all-time high. he reached an all-time high with independents. a majority of americans approve of his handling of the coronavirus. this will make it media even more mad. they won't cover the opening up honestly. if one single person catches the coronavirus from a barber shop, all news will shift against republican governors who let people go to work and they will cherry pick every case. they will say it's about s

i am dana perino along with juan williams, jesse watters, greg gutfeld and emily compagno. in new york city and this is "the five." the fight over when to reopen the economy playing out in states across the country. tensions high in michigan again today. protesters gathering at the state capitol to against stay-at-home orders. governor gretchen whitmer defending her decision to keep the state mostly shut down. >> the effect of the matter is, every decision that i've made has been on the right side of the constitution and always centered by evening

emily compagno, attorney and fox news contributor. in the center box today, charlie hurt, opinion editor for "the washington times" and fox news contributor. we say he's "outnumbered," and he's also out with us on a monday. we are glad to see you. charlie, i will start with you, just on this whole back and forth in this political fight. do you think most americans are tuned into this, and what are they watching for? >> charlie: well, whether or not they are tuned into this with everything else going on, it's kind of hard to say. but i do think, as the political theater heats up, they will become more tuned into this. it is vitally important. what we have going on here. we don't know for certain how high up the directives went inside the obama administration, to spy on the political opponents in the middle of an election. this obsession that president obama had with mike flynn, both before president trump won the election and then after he won the election, and general flynn was coming into the administration, is very, very curious and

i am dana perino along with juan williams, jesse watters, greg gutfeld and emily compagno.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the fight over when to reopen the economy playing out in states across the country. tensions high in michigan again today. protesters gathering at the state capitol to against stay-at-home orders. governor gretchen whitmer defending her decision to keep the state mostly shut down. >> the effect of the matter is, every decision that i've made has been on the right side of the constitution and always centered by evening the elegy, facts, and science and to save lives. >> dana: in wisconsin, the supreme court overwriting lockdown order saying that the state's democratic governor overstepped his authority. i was after the ruling, residents flocking to bars. governor tony evers are doing the move is creating chaos. president trump visiting a medical equipment factory in pennsylvania. he has been pressuring the democratic governor to open more quickly than planned. the president also saying that schools across the country should reopen in the

greg: we are out of time, thanks to dave rubin, emily compagno, jon: prmp is at camp david and leads response to the joe that virus. the trip marking first time the president has a left the white house in more than a month. good evening i'm jon scott and this is a special two-hour edition of the "fox report." >> the latest u.s. numbers show total number of cases surging past 1 million with death toll topping 66,000. meantime we're following new developments on china's response to the pandemic and u.s. officials telling a leaked dossier aa accusing beijing of destroying evidence is consistent can u.s. finding. we have fox team coverage on the latest domestic and international response. we begin with mark meredith he's at the white house. mark. reporter: good evening president trump is at camp daiftd this weekend he's due back in washington tomorrow only hours before the senate is expected to get back to work as well. the house has postponed its planls to return at least for right now citing health concern and last night human and health services offered to deploy rapid testing kits to

i am juan williams along with dana perino, jesse watters, greg gutfeld and emily compagno. in new york city and this is "the five." president trump out for vengeance after newhouse russia probe transcripts are released. the justice department moves to drop the case against michael flynn. those russia probe transcripts showing top obama officials under oath acknowledging there was no "empirical evidence" of a trump-russia collusion.

." ♪ >> jesse: hello everyone, i am jesse watters along with dana perino, greg gutfeld, and emily compagnoresident trump: oh, boy, what a crowd. and outside we have many more people than this outside, it's incredible. the team is looking at bringing ba

i am juan williams along with dana perino, jesse watters, greg gutfeld and emily compagno. in new york city and this is "the five." president trump out for vengeance after newhouse russia probe transcripts are released. the justice department moves to drop the case against michael flynn. those russia probe transcripts showing top obama officials under oath acknowledging there was no "empirical evidence" of a trump-russia collusion.

i am juan williams along with dana perino, jesse watters, greg gutfeld and emily compagno.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump out for vengeance after newhouse russia probe transcripts are released. the justice department moves to drop the case against michael flynn. those russia probe transcripts showing top obama officials under oath acknowledging there was no "empirical evidence" of a trump-russia collusion. moore -- more new develop men's regarding michael flynn. declassified documents show that former president obama new details about flint's wiretapped phone call with the russian investor before meeting with doj officials. president trump sounding off earlier. >> i think most people knew it, really most people in it from the beginning and they knew it was just a total hoax. it was very dangerous situation what they did. these are dirty politicians, and dirty cops and some horrible people. hopefully they're going to pay a big price. someday in the not-too-distant future. adam schiff is a crooked politician, cricket as can be, probably one o

i am jesse watters with dana perino, juan williams, greg gutfeld and emily compagno.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." major breaking news and another crushing blow for the russian witch hunt. the department of justice recommends dropping its criminal case against former national security advisor mike flynn. a federal judge still must sign off on the move by the doj. president trump says he's "very happy" for flynn and tearing into the former top fbi officials. >> he was an innocent man. he was a great gentleman. he was targeted by the obama administration, and he was targeted in order to try to take down a president. what they have done is a disgrace and i hope a big price is going to be paid. anything like this has never happened before in the history of our country and i hope a lot of people are going pay big price because they are dishonest, crooked people. they are scum, human scum. the obama administration justice department was a disgrace and they got caught. they got caught, very dishonest people. much more, it's treason. it's treason. >> jesse:

emily compagno, attorney and fox news contributor, and joining us today, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman on fox news contributor. he is "outnumbered." jason, what do you think of some of these responses that we are seeing? >> jason: i think the governors in these states are going to lose. you can't just trample on the bill of rights when you go after religious services, when you go after the freedom of assembly, when you go after free speech, when you try to take down the second amendment by closing access to gun stores and calling that nonessential. these things are spelled out in the bill of rights. there's a reason why they do it, and i think these states are going to be on the losing end of these lawsuits, and i think there's a lot more coming at them. >> melissa: so, here's what texas attorney general ken paxton had to say on that front. emily, i will get your legal opinion on what he said. oh, i don't think it's a sound bite, forgive me. nope, go back a little. the governor's order prohibits a local order from restricting essential or reopen services. if you try to clos

attorney and fox news contributor emily compagno. fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and joining us, fox news contributor guy benson, host of "the guy benson show" on fox news radio. he is "outnumbered" in the center box. great to see everybody today. the six hey, harris. >> harris: dagen, i will start with you on where we are with the protests overnight, this heating up. the calls for justice. >> dagen: i'm not going to call into question anybody's expression of rage, because that is what people feel. it is unfortunate what we've seen. it's not the first time it damages communities. i think when we talk about justice people want to see all four officers charged criminally in some way. with the fbi looking at this as a federal crime, certainly emily can speak to this, but the justice department and prosecutors would have to reach a pretty tough standard of proof or a burden of proof to establish that an officer not only was committed murder or was accessory to a murder, but that they would have to establish an officer acted with excessive force and also willfully viol

emily compagno, attorney and fox news contributor. en carley shimkus, fox news headlines 24/7 reporter. in the center box today, fox news political analyst and cohost of "the five," juan williams is here. he's "outnumbered." good to see you. juan, i will start with you. i was talking about the meat packaging areas, and we know that coronavirus has been really bad at them. iola, south dakota has had this. the president said they are looking into that. your response, after hearing all of that from the president and kind of hitting the need with food insecurity today? >> i think it's quite political in terms of what's been going on with the farmers, harris. as you know, and as the president mentioned, in some cases we've seen farmers have to kill livestock. pigs, cows, and the like, because the meat-packing plants have been slow in terms of their processing, because of the spread of -- it's been a huge problem. we have to somehow respond to it. the president has not had much in terms of a ford-looking response. but apparently the import

i am jesse watters with dana perino, juan williams, greg gutfeld and emily compagno. news and another crushing blow for the russian witch hunt. the department of justice recommends dropping its criminal case against former national security advisor mike flynn. a federal judge still must sign off on the move by the doj. president trump says he's "very happy" for flynn and tearing into the former top fbi officials.

attorney and fox news contributor, emily compagno. executive director of serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. joining us today, david asman of fox business, and he is "outnumbered." >> david: thank you. >> melissa: david, what are your thoughts on that? i know he already has folks out saying that he was just joking. >> david: right, right. >> melissa: what are your thoughts? >> harris: wow. >> david: it is consistent with them of the statements made in the past by democrats and liberals. i used to write for the editorial page of "the wall street journal," and we used to have comments by people like tom sowell and justice thomas, shelby steele, black conservatives who coined the phrase "liberal plantation." he said there could be this idea among liberal communities, unless you think the way we do, there is something wrong with you. either you're not smart enough, or you crazy, or you are just pandering to conservatives in order to get something. it is an insult, and, frankly, it's downright racist, that notion. i am

attorney and fox news contributor, emily compagno. joining us in the center box, physician and professor of medicine at nyu langone health, and fox news medical contributor, dr. marc siegel. we say he's "outnumbered," but beloved. good to see you. all right, doctor, i'm going to start with you. when you hear deborah birx, dr. birx, say that it is devastatingly worrisome to see people outside breaking the guidelines that we all have agreed upon have kept us safe and continue to, what do you think? >> dr. siegel: harris, i think -- there's a couple of things. first of all, it depends on the state. she was talking about michigan, where there's been 45,000 cases, and a recent surge. not clear that they are flattening the curve. you know, florida is about 35,000 cases, but in florida the question isn't, in my mind, in my opinion, whether the beaches should be open, but how long you keep them open when there are no public bathrooms. is it possible to keep social distancing on the beaches? >> harris: ew. >> dr. siegel: i think it might be. y

i'm jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, juan williams and emily compag compagno. from new york city, this is "the five." musical it's memorial day, the unofficial kickoff to summer and even though this holiday may be different this year, social distancing during a pandemic, we are still going to have a lot of fun. before we get to that, we want to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice fighting for our country's freedom. we'd also like to honor the heroes on the front lines battling the coronavirus. the countless doctors, nurses, emts, police officers and other first responders putting themselves in harm's way. thank you for everything you're doing to help americans get through this. we've got a great show in store, we are answering your fan mail questions for the entire hour. let's get started with some quarantine-themed ones. okay, first question. jeremy, we've got this. best movie you've seen so far during all of this? emily? >> emily: i will say, revisiting "the hunger games" saga except afterward since i had to pay for them, my husba

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and emily compagno in washington state. tiewsm have you, emily. here. >> thank you so much. griff: join from you washington. we just had a little bit of news out of here this week. pete: what's happening there? there was a leaked conversation. i don't know how things get leaked griff. they seem to get leaked often from the obama administration there was a new leaked transcript from a call that happened yesterday. this comes after this week we had the declassification of so many documents that prove there was no collusion. once people are brought to take an oath and talk about what they know and when they know it, turns out they say we didn't know anything at all. and michael flynn, the lauded general on the other side of that coming out looking much, much better because ultimately what they did to him was something would are learning a lot more about, guys. griff: let's set this up a little bit. what you are going about today and we are going to talk a lot about it was this conference web call that president obama had with his obama administration alumni. this wasn't an even

we're joined coast to coast by emily compagno in washington state. you, emily and griff jenkins, the swamp man himself. griff jenkins. griff: i reject that title. pete: i know you do. griff: happy mother's day to everybody out there. pete: happy mother's day. emily: happy mother's day. pleasure to be here. pete: go ahead, emily. i cut you off. emily: no, you didn't. pleasure to be here with you both. the fact that we span the whole country, apologize for the slight delay, seems like i'm interrupting. this is honor filling in for jedediah. as we welcome here later on in the show. we have special segment on mother's day. pete: big show all morning long. great to have you both. it is a big moment. we get a chance on weekends to the breathe, what happens all weekend long. a lot of political news as we saw general flynn vindicated, more information coming out there was no connection on russian collusion. we're in the covid-19 moment. people are focused on their states, their counties, their cities and their lives. thankfully tomorrow morning, 11 states are