geraldo?look good, feel good. i love to keep a good calendar and to do list and be very focused accomplish something with each day to make every day count. it sounds kind of simple but it's really really true. the power of just one day. what can you imagine that you can do to change a life or change your route. i think that's kind of being focused and happy and like moving the ball forward. >> dana: all right. geraldo, have you some good advice in your book. >> geraldo: if you want to be on the air, then you should take any opportunity you can to be on the air. journalism school is nice for theoretical background but it is the actual hands on experience take every internship can you get. work for the lowest pay at the smallest station if that's the gig that you can get but get in there and do it because it is doing it rather therein reading about it that will be your path to success. >> dana: what about you, pete? >> pete: good advice. >> pete: i still don't know what i do for a living. >> dan

>> geraldo: lower risk of cancer and cardiovasular. >> dana: i will take it. >> geraldo: am i smart or. >> jesse: you don't look smart without them. you look old and tire would. what about me? >> geraldo: goofy and nerdy. >> do people look smarter. i think so. and if you wear fake glasses, you are mor're more likely to be dishonest. >> what about the frame that you can stick your finger through. one more thing coming up next. ♪ >> it is time now for "one more thing." i was going to say, dana, jesse, greg. american airlines passenger return from europe, having trouble because she had an oversized, overweight piece of luggage. she needed to pay for it, but all of her credit cards were being declined. the airline told her she would have to miss her flights when a stranger approached her and offered to pay for her bag paid $50, everybody was surprised by this act of kindness. took a picture with him, she was really grateful. but it turns out that the kind stranger was arizona cardinals tight and jermaine gresham, thank you to him, very nice way to share the wealth. >> she should have learn

>> geraldo: what isna?olf and read and play sports how bad is your stereotype. >> geraldo: your bigger point race and culture will trump the economy when it comes to identity politic and how people vote. i think you will see much. >> jesse: we'll find out. >> geraldo: it is white and other. >> kimberly: i think the color green brings people together. and low unemployment. >> jesse: not a member of the ira. >> geraldo: but you have one. >> jesse: bigger now. a former teacher corrects the president of the united states. we'll tell you what happened up next. picking the right style takes time. one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory

let me start with you, geraldo. i've always been a fan. pompeo is a genius.enn a fan of his for a long time. i'm glad he's our secretary of state. what he says to me is very impressive. think about this. drumm calls him a little rocket man, he shows military force, puts sanctions in place, the rockets stopped being fired, the world a safer, three hostages are released come across as the dmc, talking about denuclearizing, denuclearization of the korean peninsula. good story. >> i will say. consider how much we have traveled since the olympics, just since the olympics, sean. i was a diplomat, i would say i was cautiously optimistic. i'm not a diplomat and i'm not very diplomatic. >> sean: no kidding. [laughs] we know you. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> that's it. i justha feel that we've moved o far and pompeo is a very nuts and bolts kind of guy. it's not pie in the sky, it is not wishful thinking on the part of president trump. these are real, meaningful steps, the release of the hostages, the announcement that in two weeks they'll be blowing up the tunnels t

and geraldo, i want to finish this. the truth is illegal immigrant and immigrants and chamber made and the person waiting on you. they want them gone and so let's call them what they care. i don't care. it is it about time to say this is right or this is wrong and this is legal and this is illegal. >> i just want everything to stop being right, left or red and blue. this is something that should stay uniemented. latino for the most part want to be hard working part of the american dream. they don't want to be rapist and murderers. >> and they work horr hard and no one is looking to get rid of them. it is the criminal and an namless. >> we are in sync as we usually are. >> jeanine: president trump calls out obstructionist from democrats. we'll get reaction as the special edition of hannity continues. turn up your swagger game with one a day men's. ♪ get ready for the wild life a complete multivitamin with key nutrients, plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. cliberal gavin newsom from knows becoming

geraldo rivera. good to see you. both of you. let me start with you, geraldo. have always been a fan. pompeo is a genius. i have been a fan of his for a long time and i'm glad he is our secretary of state. what he says to me is impressive. think about this. trump calls him "little rocket man" and he shows military force and puts sanctions in place. the rockets stop being fired. world is safer. three hostages are released. he crosses the d.m.z. and we are talking about the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. your know -- you know what? good story. >> i'll say. if you consider how much we traveled since the olympics. just since the olympics. if i was a diplomat i'd say i was cautiously optimistic. i'm not a diplomat. and i'm not diplomatic. >> sean: no kidding. we know you. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> that's it. i feel we have moved so far. and pompeo is a nuts and bolts kind of guy. it's not pie in the sky. it's not wishful thinking on the part of president trump. these are meaningful steps. release of the hostages. announcement that in two weeks he wil

geraldo rivera.emen, i understand geraldo what the president said about ms 13 was in reaction to what someone said before about the ms 13 gang member and that's why he was called them animalingly. even you a smart person thought he was talking about everyone as animals. take it back. >> the president's remarks were released by piecemeal by people criticizing him for using the contest. and i thought he talked about immigrants generally and it was disconcerting to me. and i complained about it and i heard from sean hannity and he said red the entire context. and then i a mended my establishment. i still think that when you use hot button like savage or animal you have to be careful that you are not demonizing an entire group and that's what the democrats seized on and the president creates more problems. the president is right. they are a menace and just as the bloods and cripsar a menace. and the other, just like the maif ia was a menace and the russian mob is a menace and they are horrible people and

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ainsley: thank you, geraldo. >> thank you geraldo. ainsley: jackson is so cute. his cabinet members. >> yes. ainsley: do you know who the new secretary of state his? >> mike pompeo. >> mike pompeo. steve: gave him the answer. [laughter]. steve: talk a little bit about the rock 'n' roll chile. where did the recipe come from. >> this chile is a recipe from my nephew chris. he made a whole bunch of stuff, barbecue. he is great. you have to give us this recipe. we have been preparing this for rock and roll parties. this goes fast. steve: what makes it unique. >> we have a couple of different meats along with onions and garlic. we use hamburger and sausage. >> hamburger, onion, sausage. we saute this. >> put it in. ainsley: jack, do you like this? >> diced, stirred up. diced tomatoes. spices. there is cayenne, chile powder, cumin, garlic. >> chris's recipe called for obscene amount of cayenne pepper. we take it down a bit. steve: you put in the beans. you put corn in. >> absolutely. >> this is sweet own top of the hot is really nice. >> little pop of color. >> bell pe

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what a perfect timing to have geraldo rivera with us. you have to be in a cave to know that they don't get along famously. despite politics, the fact of the matter is, geraldo has great respect for the commander-in-chief. he wrote a great book about him and frank about a lot of people including the president of the united states. great to see you. >> thank you. >> neil: at the end of the book, you say of the president, never since nixon has a president had a worse relationship with the press. you go on to say, not the slickest ad libber. everything he says is construed in the most evil way possible. i insist that potus 45 is not wicked. that's news to a lot of the mainstream media. >> he's not. it's so frustrating to me that, you know, base of his flamboyance and his tweeting and some of the other spontaneous and none traditional aspects of his personality, he really is loathed by more than half of the country. >> neil: what is happening with the nastiness that came with it? >> in part, it's a reaction in response to the negativity that

author of the best-selling book, "geraldo show" and sport at large geraldo rivera. you have agreed with me. we have to solve this. i don't want to report this any more. every school should get full security threat assessment. every school in america has a perimeter check. points of entry must be monitored. i.d. system metal deckers and every floor -- metal detectors and every floor with two concealed carry armed retired military or police. that will stop it. that is not political. it isn't. i agree with you on how to solve the problem. what is clear, harshly clear is the thoughts and prayers don't cut it any more. we are facing an epidemic. this is the 16th school-relatedded shooting this year. there is a perverse copycat going on. if we protect the airliners we have to protect school children. that means having armed resource officers on the scene. but in this case we have to be frank about this. there were two heroic cops on the scene. both of them wounded as far as i can understand. even the chief arrived firing his weapon at the alleged perpetrator, the 17-year-

author of the best-selling book, "geraldo show" and sport at large geraldo rivera. you have agreed with me. we have to solve this. i don't want to report this any more. every school should get full security threat assessment. every school in america has a perimeter check. points of entry must be monitored. i.d. system metal deckers and every floor -- metal detectors and every floor with two concealed carry armed retired military or police. that will stop it. that is not political. it isn't. i agree with you on how to solve the problem. what is clear, harshly clear is the thoughts and prayers don't cut it any more. we are facing an epidemic. this is the 16th school-relatedded shooting this year. there is a perverse copycat going on. if we protect the airliners we have to protect school children. that means having armed resource officers on the scene. but in this case we have to be frank about this. there were two heroic cops on the scene. both of them wounded as far as i can understand. even the chief arrived firing his weapon at the alleged perpetrator, the 17-year-

that will stop at way that's not political, geraldo. >> it isn't, sean. with you, brother, on how we have to solve this problem. what is very, very clear, harshly clear, is that thoughts and prayers don't cut it anymore. we are facing an epidemic. this is the 16th school related shooting thisth year. if there is a perverse copycat phenomenon going on. if we can protect our money and banks, we've said this before, if we can protect our airliners, for god sakes, we have to protect our school children. that means having the armed resource officers on the scene. in this case, we have to be frank about this. there were two heroic cops on scene, both of them wounded as far as i can understand, even the chief arrived, firing his weapon at the alleged perpetrator, the 17-year-old ki kid. went have to do more. we have to have one entrance. i think that the lieutenant governor of texas said we have to have controlled access, we haveo to, as in many new york city and other big, urban districts, have metal detectors. if we can e do it for an airlin, why can't we do t

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but if geraldo was ever part of these plans the family's collapse into poverty off to be earthquake has changed all that. you know what they were down there on their. team when you got. to know those who are going. to. learn. a lot harder you only want to. do. this every day so yeah they. know. the government doesn't you. know they would. tell a lie come here a lot of them go to me you know who to me because. it's a measure of how insidious the rest of it system is it's so much of it seems to happen among relatives. and rest of our children are often hidden in plain sight. nine year old smith for example running off along looking for gold still on the tiny rundown street on the outskirts of port au prince. smiths lives in a two room shack with her cousin shelley. who maintains that smith is simply being tools domestic nationals working in them by the we sum up what we have would you visit. the last summer. when many good people will get in one bag and even the women i would. say been fishy w.h.y. even after i've been quite an i.v. you have to live in a fish that we didn't know we didn't

fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. one of those sharpton's comments was on your old show. big o recognize it. i had a flashback. [laughs] a brilliant montage. you really laid bare the hypocrisy of the left come off the liberal media. no doubt about it. >> sean: where did we go with this? where does it end? i have never supported boycotts. my attitude is, you don't like the show, turn the dial. you don't have to watch anything. >> two things i'd like to say. number one, what roseanne said, i gave you accolades for that montage. what roseanne did was far worse than anything in that montage. you cannot callan a black woman and eight. in this day and age, you may not -- >> sean: everyone agrees. she agrees. >> my second point, i think our friend, the president, missed an opportunity. he could have easily added a sentence to the tweet that he sent out, which were all legit, pointing out the hypocrisy on the left and when are people going to apologize to him for these insults, but he could have easily said, what roseanne sai

it is geraldo rivera. author of that great new book. called "the geraldo show."w is she? >> a miracle happened, steve, she is 96 and six months. we were told she could measure her life, 24, to 48 hours. i keep in the apartment in sarasota, florida. my sister sharon lives wither had. my other sister went down there to say good-bye. giving her comfort quality of life kinds of drugs. and weirdest thing happened. the inflammation that was growing in her lungs disappeared. the kind of moroseness and very low blood pressure and very slow heart beat all reversed itself. she perked up when she saw us. we thought it was temporary respite. steve: hospice people have gone? >> we sent them home. a doctor giving regular meds. she had a physical therapist come in to get her moving. my mother said to her, you look vicious. [laughter] brian: that's great. ainsley: i never heard of hospice being sent home? >> i never heard it either. thank you for your prayers. it really worked. it's a miracle. she will out live -- ainsley: what would your mom say about brian pushing you around.

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you're now is geraldo rivera, correspondent at large and offer of the giraldo show.come in and out of the courtroom so many times over the years, vicki sherman, the attorney for the family has basically had this overturned twice and hung on mistakes that he made. >> first of all, i have, martha, tremendous sympathy for the moxley family. i listened to the brother with a broken heart. you see pictures of his sister back at the age of 15, so fresh and ready for life and then to be cut down in this brutal, brutal way. but i totally disagree with john and the people who believe that michael skakel was convicted beyond a reasonable doubt. people have to remember that he wasn't even tried for this. 1975 crime, murder until 2002. for goodness sake, 27 years after and i heard john, the brother, he's done such a wonderful job along with his parents in keeping this story alive. i heard him say that michael skakel convicted himself from his own mouth with his own word words. his own words were reported by the state's star witness, a guy named greg coleman, who he was with in re

. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera, pete hegseth, dana5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ >> kimberly: it's memorial day the unofficial start to summer. grab your margaritas and hot dog and let's have some fun. it's time for memorial day fan mail special. we will answer your questions throughout the hour. so, shall we begin? all righty. so we are going to start out right away the instagram questions. are you guys ready?

. ♪ >> greg: hey, i am greg gumfeld with geraldo and jesse watters and dana perinno. with the five.rly guilfoyle. see roseanne disappeared faster than a classified e-mail on a server. abc saw the handwriting and one stop liquidation while you wait. i am kind of sad, but i am shocked. not for roseanne, i am sad that the experiment failed. why did it intrigue

. >> geraldo: have you that dark cloud over your head. >> kimberly: see you back here tomorrow o "the five." "special report" is next. >> mike: as president trump honors the fallen on memorial day. efforts on the korean peninsula to avoid another devastating conflict. not hurricane season officially the season's first named storm is raining on some people's memorial day holiday. are democrats falling on what some believe is the tea party trap? this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> mike: geechings, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. strive to be worthy of the sack files of the country's fallen military heroes. on this memorial day the president and his team are actively engaged in trying to reduce the chance in war in what could be the world's most dangerous neighborhood. we have a report from the korean peninsula in the moment. kevin corke is at the white house. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, mike. solemn day for the president. speeches, songs and of course heart felt salutes for the folks who paid the ultimate price for our country in defending our freedom.

we have geraldo rivera coming in. just crossing on the a.p.the big sit-down in singapore on june 12th. you are shocked just off the top here on that. >> you know, abby i think this is another positive sign. usually when you are in negotiations you withhold your gives. you withhold your concessions until you get something from the other side. this is the leader giving up something profoundly important to it's hole philosophy and the way he's governed. the way his dad and granddad governed before him. this is a promising sign. it's clear now whatever secretary pompeo said to kim during their meeting must have resonated in a positive way. here is north korea agreeing to distantial the weapons systems that panicked the entire western world. in anticipation of the meeting in june. this is a very positive development. >> it was north korean state television that reported you have to mistrust and verify. we'll wait to see if that occurs. hillary clinton as you heard in the sound bite said us pulling out of the nuclear deal makes it harder to negotiat

. >> that was operate with geraldo talking about it, i was watching from afghanistan, a lot of sourcest on the red carpets. tonight i can tell the american people and the world that united states conducted a operation that killed osama bin laden. >> you were watching geraldo on tv and bin laden was at your feet? >> powers that be, law enforcement agencies, three-letter agencies, taking test and photos i think need to be released. we were having breakfast and, fox news was on. we're watching it, when he said usama bin laden, i looked back at osama bin laden. how could a kid from montana barely swim, become a navy seal at this moment t was honor to be part of that incredible team, include every one, pilots, air crew, rangers, intel analysts that found him. honor to be asked to be a part of it. steve: i've seen the movie. i've read your book. i know things went right. some things went wrong. but ultimately you were in the stairwell and it could have been i in of those men who took the shot. >> it should have been, we even sorted joked what was going to happen. is bin laden getting emergen

. >> thank you senator geraldo. i will just share that one of the impressions i had one we visited less than a month after the hurricane hit was the difference between u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. one had teed things up so the mutual aid assistance was going to be there in anticipation of the disaster. literally, on the day after, there were crews coming from the continental united states into usvi to help with the debris cleanup. the decision not to act for four months "after words" was one of those decisions where you look back and say we could have seen aid, we could have seen a different effort in terms of what could have come to puerto rico more readily. a lot of money morning quarterbacking goes on but i do think that clear example of one place being prepared in anticipation of the disaster and another hoping to get lucky and they didn't get lucky. >> thank you madam chair. i want to thank you and senator cantwell for arranging this hearing on this important topic and acknowledge the role that senator

. >> senator geraldo. >> thank you, madam chair. question for mr. alexander. in a may six committee general was quoted as saying that required to puerto rico they never prepared a power grid of the spring the dude is part of the mystic disaster response and cannot predict the assignment from fema to restore the grid. do you believe that the court should be tasked with grid repairs in future natural disasters because there will be more and beyond it's more routine task of bringing in generators and immediate mission was to turn on the lights? should the core be able to do more than just turn on the lights in this situation like what happened in puerto rico? >> thank you, senator. the core has traditionally done the temporary seapower with generators. it was a new mission set. we have done some good work in iraq and afghanistan but certainly nothing to this extent. it is not a core, cord, competency of ours. the decision on whether the should be incorporated in our portfolio is not ours to make but if it is made then we would have to train our personal and be re

geraldo is half right. we secure federal buildings. we secure banks. this is about controlled access to the most precious thing in our country, our children. i disagree. to fixxpect uncle sam this for you. it is not about reinforcing the attitudes of the nanny state. this should be done at the local level. if the local school council or municipality cannot sort this out, it is not that the federal government that sorts it out. controlled access is key. host: that is from sebastian gorka, former presidential adviser. this headline from cbs news, how can we stop school shootings? the secret service has some ideas, which include the following recommendations. pointing out that incidents of targeted violence in schools were rarely sudden or impulsive. most of the attackers start through a process of idea, plan, and then the attack. incidents, other people knew about the attackers ideas or plan to attack. most attackers engage in some behavior prior to the incident that indicate a need for help. that is from the u.s. secret service. how can we stop school s

it's not the 1980s when geraldo rivera did it take exposÉ of institutions. hey, those still open.we need to be able to do more as all committees that underserved and underrepresented need to do more but we can't get stuck in outrage. we have to shift that to action. >> i think in my own hometown, which is not charlottesville, not hometown but where i lived the last 25 years or so, when the sheriff there offered four years ago a class on the muslim threat and would not allow for anyone who was pro-muslim to even participate in the classes, my daughter and he had quite the verbal battles on social media about that. so i think that we have to remember that although the current administration is definitely adding to the problem, the problem existed prior to the current administration. entity with the public and educating the public, allowing people to have a broader understanding of who everyone is and get to know more people outside the own little social sphere. but it is difficult when those in charge as sheriffs for the president or anyone else fans that rhetoric, but we have to re