jedediah? jedediah: thanks, pete.rt of me that isn't sure. >> i know. but the one thing that all experts agree on is that at this stage the fetus can't feel anything. >> sorry to bother you but they need an extra person in the back room. are you free? [heart beat] jedediah: unplanned premiered yesterday in theaters across the country facing backlash from critics. here with reaction to the movie is a person who tells her story abby johnson. abby, i'm so excited to have you here. i find your story so compelling from going to being a planned parenthood clinic director to being a pro-life activist. what was it like to see your life story, that aspect of your life anyway portrayed on the screen? >> you know, it feels very vulnerable to have something like that portrayed, something so personal portrayed on the big screen. but, honestly it's worth it we are already hearing stories every morning i wake up with dozens of messages from people saying i took my pro-choice friend to the film. they walked out pro-life. and that's r

he is pro sex worker. >> jesse: kamala support it. >> greg: jedediah. >> jedediah: the segment reallydediah, this is one of those segments where you think hmm. >> jedediah: i don't know. i'm very old-fashioned. when i think about if i were to hire someone and i made a list. merit would be the number one factor. work background, interview, recommendations, on-the-job performance. gender is not on there. >> greg: so you hate women. >> jedediah: i clearly hate myself. i think the focus on hiring a certain number of women or hiring a certain number of men. if i was staffing a company, i would want the best people for the job. >> jesse: greg would want all women. >> greg: so i could pay them less? what kind of person are you, jesse? i am getting out of this. the dumbest internet trend. my parents are throwing cheese and their kids. to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ a place with one of the highest life expectancies it's the most

jedediah: right. exactly.age that when you trump won because. take a look at the fact a lot of these trump supporters voyeur voted for donald trump because he was a businessman. looking it the additional table issues u stop insulting whole segments of the country take a minute and say wait a second addressing issues in a way we feel reaching out to them and hearing what their needs are. steve: he also talked about how the electoral college is unfair. he said because rural voters matter even more because our political system gives rural voters hugely disproportionatdisproportionweis states generally states with relatively rural populations. in other words, the smaller states have the same kind of weight as the bigger states and it's not fair. brian: you know that's not true. steve: i'm telling you what he says. brian: he doesn't know how to do math. that's when you go to paul krugman's column can you flip the page and not miss anything. he is angry because everything he predicted from who is going to went elect

jedediah.uch warmer than yesterday in the diner. jedediah: we were outside yesterday. steve: thanks to nifty fifty the food -- we have never had anybody bring such good food. jedediah: your french fries with bacon. steve: smothered ranch bacon fries. brian: i wasn't aware they were going to have a full kitchen and making stuff for everyone. i thought they would wrap it and bring it there was a raging kitchen going on. jedediah: fresh squeezed orange juice and everything. steve: thanks for joining us on, this the first day of spring. our lead story the illegal immigrant crackdown. the supreme court has sided with president trump on a key immigration ruling. brian: it comes amid a battle of the funding of the border wall. jedediah: griff celebrating a big victory. >> the supreme court ruling 5-4 in favor of the trump administration. saying federal immigration authorities can a detain any time after released from prison and restricting when they can secure bond or parole to contest their removal e

jedediah: yeah.nce this movie? this is a movie that's had some trouble with advertisers not wanting to run ads, a lot of networks won't -- pete: they gave it an r rating. jedediah: even though there was no violence. you think about all the movies that get pg-13 ratings that have a lot of violence and sex in them. ed: we talked to the co-directors of the movie a short time ago, and here's what they said. >> either it was a decision made internally by a twitter executive or executives or it was a response to people saying, hey, these people need to be shut down, we don't agree with this viewpoint. we don't find either explanation acceptable, and we haven't gotten any real explanation. >> everyone who's seen the movie is absolutely unbelievably moved. the problem is you can have a great movie, but if you're shut down on all your social media and no one knows it's out there, that's the goal of those who are trying to kill the movie. ed: trying to use social media to get the word out. twitter, this is the

jedediah: thanks, griff.ve: keep in mind some people on the political left who say look, no crisis. last month in february, the coldest month of the year, which is historically the least traveled across our southern border. 76,000 people were detained getting into the country. that's enough to fill up metlife stadium. ed: each "the washington post" and "washington times" were admitting in the last couple days this was 11-year high in terms of the crossings. the key that you mentioned a moment ago democrats keep calling it a manufactured crisis. steve: oh, so it's a crisis now? ed: maybe they have to eventually dropped the manufactured part and admittedly say it's a crisis. steve: they thought it was a stunt with the caravan. jedediah: key here we have families coming out sons, daughters, relatives who have died at the membersy of these people who they are saying shouldn't have been here to begin with we had a woman on this week whose son was decapitated by illegal immigrant. when you have these stories come t

jedediah: jedediah: i agree with you. this kid has been called egg boy.ceptable behavior to crack someone in the head with an egg if you disagree with. they people on your side disagree. that becomes okay. are you concerned about normalizing violence at protest and elevating people who commit acts of people against people you disagree with? >> you know, they say 1% of america serves. about 20 million veterans about 10% of america has served. let me tell you something as someone in the elite fraternity who has had to defend myself and my life. i can tell you regardless if it's our president or senators or representatives, our our local mayors. our elected representatives have to understand that every word they say in today's world will be held against them and people can get to them. i think this is an omen or cautionary tale for everyone spouting off at the mouth before you think or throwing an egg the a someone before you think can result in something 67 worse than a bad tweet or public shaming. we have to understand that most people in this world are go

>> jedediah: it doesn't just affect your child. in schools parents who are anti-vaccine have an issue with the bundling of vaccines and the way their administrative. we need to space these out more because they are worried about the invocation of not only being exposed to some of these viruses but some of the chemicals -- these are infants. they are small. there's a lot of gray matter here because you're giving with parental rights. you're dealing with parents who want to have a say, and you're dealing with the public that gets concerned that if there aren't mandates for certain vaccines, will it wind up being a mandate for the flu shot? i don't get a flu shot. i don't respond well to it. i would not want a mandate. i wouldn't want to do that to myself and i want to maintain the right to not get the flu shot. eat healthy and exercise and help my body will not get the flu. you have to figure out. i don't have the answer to this but you have to figure out where the line is drawn. what should be mandated, where there is flexibility an

anyway, jedediah, let's start at the top. the first kidnapping.victed of child rape before. >> jedediah: they didn't know that. >> juan: he had been convicted of child rape and the church of latter-day saints had reprimanded him for being involved with the child and he shows up in their 12-year-old is gone with him and they wait five days before telling anybody. >> jedediah: that's insane. she was like i didn't want to upset, disrupt. your kid is missing for five days. i would have been on the phone with everyone. i feel an enormous amount of empathy for her. she was a 12-year-old kid. she was being rain washed. you're thinking of him as family. these parents had so many red flags. i don't care who your best friend is. you're not letting your best friend come in, he's a furniture guy and he's gonna build a wall to separate your daughters because they need privacy. certain things, you wanted to jump to the tv. the mom is having an affair with him after he abducted her daughter? the stuff was so insane. i do understand how someone could weave their

jedediah? jedediah: thanks so much.trump officially kicking off a three state tour to promote her be best tour. spokesperson for the first lady melania trump joins us live from the white house with more. stephanie, thanks so much for being here. >> good morning. thanks for having me. jedediah: i'm so excited about this campaign as someone who worked with kids for a very lock time. i used to be a teacher and dean. i saw the impact ofsome what that was having on kids. what was that her motivation for making this part of her passion, of her goal and ultimately what does she expect to achieve with this campaign? >> well, she is a mother herself first and foremost. so she understands the importance of social media and the impact it has on children growing up. that was something she wanted to make sure she included in her be best campaign which is one of the three pillars, well-being, social media, online safety and good character. jedediah: one of the things i like about the campaign is that the goal is to enable parents. th

jedediah: terrifying.t never come from someone with bonefides of meadows. this is serious, serious accusation. people in the left-wing media changing story, this was about papdopoulus and downer t wasn't. it was about the dossier. even "new york times" reported january 6th, i believe they reported that back as far as 2015 foreign intelligence were colluding with people in u.s. intelligence to information on trump campaign. brian: you think this could be around the papdopoulus bumping into ambassador downer who was a big donor to the clinton foundation? could this be to unwind the papdopoulus part of this and carter page part of this? >> i think papdopoulus story has always been a ruse. it was a cover story. yes, was a cover story from day one to cover up the fact that the dossier was the only, the only reason for this investigation and it's a hoax. steve: all had to do with the timing. when you look at timelines, it never was lined up with the papdopoulus story appeared in "the new york times". >> 2016, cr

i am juan williams along with jedediah bila, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." ♪ >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i am fighting for my [bleep] life. [screaming] [bleep] >> robert. >> y'all are trying to kill me. you are killing me. this is not about music. i'm trying to have a relationship with my kids and i can't do it. >> juan: and that wild and explosive interview, r. kelly raging against sexual abuse allegations. the embattled r&b singer vehemently denied claims he had sex with underage girls or withheld women against their will. >> it is so hard to believe that based on -- what the women said about you. >> what women said about me. so nobody is allowed to be mad at me and be scorned? >> i think the point you're making is, correct me if i'm wrong, that you have never held anybody against their will. >> i don't need to. why would i? how stupid -- with all you've been through in my way, way past, to hold somebody, let alone four, five, six, 50. how stupid would i be to do that? that is stupid. is this

let that sink in. >> jedediah: that's where were at.hese democrats, i don't care how much they hate donald trump. they're going to have to decide, do we want to ally ourselves with who are going to be perceived to mainstream independents, even centrist democrats, as unhinged. people who read the report and say let it go. let the collusion go. it didn't happen. let's move on and try to win an election. there are democrats that i think want to beat him in 2020 and do want to win an election. in order to win an election, you cannot ally yourself with these unhinged people who no matter what an investigation turns up are committed to a narrative that's been proven untrue. >> jesse: juan, i want to understand the democrats' perspective. the democrats understanding that there was criminal collusion between trump and russia but mueller put it in his report and then barr mischaracterized it? is that what the explanation is? >> juan: we don't know because we haven't seen the report. >> jesse: so you're saying there's criminal collusion potential

>> steve, jedediah, brian, good morning to you. the latest on the shooting on a tram in the netherlands. one person is dead and several wounded. dutch terror threat is raised to the high lest level. the shooter is still on the run. we'll have an update at the top of the hour. plus new reports north korea may be considering missile testing again. how the white house is reacting this morning. and new developments in the boeing investigation. what we are learning now. monday morning in "america's newsroom." join us, top of the hour.

jedediah: kellyanne, i want to get to the fight for border security that is continuing. all of us are trying to figure out what the next step is going to be for the president to get the wall built. obviously vetoing a resolution would aim to block his declaration, his emergency declaration. what is he going to do next to try to fulfill this campaign promise he made to so many people. >> highly doubtful congress can override the veto. he will continue moving forward showing there is a security and humanitarian crisis at the southern border, not a constitutional crisis as some of those senators who voted for disapproval resolution would like you to believe. 76,000 migrants were apprehended in february alone just last month. we have record numbers of unaccompanied children coming through the northern triangle countries. drugs, kids are pumped with birth control and pregnancy tests, disgrace, yuck as nine or 10. president will do what he is doing. he can use as you know, start with 1.75 billion in the original bill. added to that the asset forfeiture money from treasury. dru

most here, the food is going to be for free and this is jedediah preparing for the show. of what is happening in the world, david webb of fox nation. we will try to make sense of the carnage in new zealand in the diner. is the mueller probe about the wrap up? a major prosecutor called it a day. the american people are fed up with it. dakota meyer will be here live. the diner is brought to you. you don't have to get anything but unless you come down you will eat for free. you are able to eat for free but not for 11 more minutes. is that okay? jillian: nifty 50s was my favorite restaurant when i was a kid. the best milkshake ever. >> every flavor is available for you. peanut butter, cherry, caramel and europe for those who can't get enough sugar. jillian: thank you. can't wait for that. let's talk about this. democrats calling to abolish the electoral college after it put donald trump in the white house. >> we can have national voting and that means get rid of the electoral college. jillian: a dozen blue states looking to award their votes to whoever wins the popular vote.

. ♪ >> greg: hi, i am greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters.perino. "the five" ." the prosecutor who dropped the jussie smollett case still thinks he's guilty. >> is mr. smollett innocent of the charges? >> no, he's not. we stand behind our investigation and our decision to charge him and our decision to bring the case to a grand jury. >> greg: to be honest, even kamala harris is completely confused. >> to be perfectly honest with you, i'm completely confused. i don't understand.

jedediah: there they are right there. >> 13 and 10 now. jedediah: thank you so much. ed: come back tomorrow, kevin mccarthy, maria bartiromo, big show tomorrow, see you tomorrow morning. >> by anyone's definition by any measure right now we have a crisis at our southern border. neil: well you've heard president donald trump say it, now barack obama's homeland security secretary jay johnson confirming it, we do have a crisis at the border and his words could prove pivotal in this battle, as the president calls to shut down that border more with my interview with secretary johnson coming up, but first, to the rush over that russia report, president trump says he's got nothing to hide as attorney general bill barr prepares to release special counsel robert mueller's report, maybe just in a couple of weeks maybe sooner welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. the president touting that democrats doubting it as attorney general barr says that there was collusion, mueller's not finding it. we are all over, with former house republican oversight chairman trey gowdy and democrat in

i am dana perino with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. is "the five" ." president trump fighting back after house democrats launched an expansive new investigation. house judiciary chairman jerry nava requesting documents from 81 people and organizations associated with the president. nadler defending the move. >> we are simply exercising our oversight jurisdiction. you had two years of sustained attacks by the administration that we haven't seen in the century. against the free

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters.you know? we are waiting the possible sentencing of paul manafort. first, so while you're hard at work, what are the dems up to? arguing whether they should condemn anti-semitism. what a strange place to be, debating how to condemn hate. yet for weeks they have been dancing around ilhan omar's pe

i'm jesse watters with jedediah bila, one williams, dana perino, and greg.w york city, and this is "the five." hours from now president trump is set to take his first victory lap since the conclusion of the mueller report, clearing him of collusion. he will rally supporters in michigan where we expect mueller, adam schiff, and fisa abuses will all take center stage. trump spiking the football about mueller's findings before jumping on air force one. >> president trump: this was a terrible thing that w

i am juan williams along with jedediah bila, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld.ve" ." ♪ >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i am fighting for my [bleep] life. [screaming] [bleep] >> robert. >> y'all are trying to kill me. you are killing me. this is not about music.