jess: got it. ♪ lemonis: you know what i'd like to do, jess? jess: yeah?like to get everybody together and have a discussion. chris: yeah. lemonis: so, yesterday, tony, chris, and jess, and i made a deal for me to invest $500,000 in the business. the $500,000 can actually become $600,000. if you could figure out how to liquidate $200,000 worth of dead inventory in the next 30 days, i hand you another $100,000. the money's gonna pay the past-due payables, buy new inventory, and we're going to pretty significantly change the look of the store. when i think about windward's customer base, i think about it like you're standing outside of a door. the product offering is so narrow and the price points are so high, that very few customers could actually fit through that door. now, the shop has a long-standing history, and we don't want to lose those core customers. but we also want to widen the door and find new customers who are interested in active sports in general, whether they're looking for sneakers or swimwear or anything else they would use in their lifes

jesse: my fun at the cannabis expo didn't end with jesse convenient tiewsha. -- jesse ventura.smoke weed? >> all day every high. >> how often do you get high? >> i'm always vibrating on a high level. >> do you have the munchies? jesse: are you a bernie or trump guy. >> trump, are you kidding me? i'm a new yorker. jesse: are you here to make cannabis great again? >> absolutely, i even wear it on my socks. jesse: tell me why you think cannabis can make america great again. >> this has a huge opportunity for revenue and taxation. >> it's creating a lot of jobs and the industry is growing organically and very fast. gres fast. jesse: there are stories that -- studies that show smoking marijuana makes people slower. if there is one person in washington, d.c. who needed to get high, who would that be? >> he needs to light it up. >> the caricature that was created of me was not accurate then and is not accurate now. jesse: if trump got high, what do you think he would do. >> he needs to mellow himself out a little bit. >> high energy. jesse: that's all for tonight. follow me on faceboo

jesse: "watters world" is on. tonight ... >> i respect any opinions my members have, but it's not up to them. jesse: "watters world" debates the late chris kyle. how often do you smoke weed? >> every day all day. jets * how awful do you get high? >> i'm always vibrating on a high level. welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. democrats in disarray. the democrats plushed $24 million down the toilet in the georgia special election this week. we know money can't buy you love. now we know it also can't buy you a congressional seat. president trump said we'll win so much we'll get sick of wing. but the question is, when will the democrats get sick of losing? left-wing celebrities who played a big role in the georgia special election are leading your party over the cliff. here is johnny depp delivering what he considers to be political analysis. when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? i want to clarify, i'm not an actor. i lie for a living. it's been a while, and maybe it's time. jesse: depp was

jesse: george w.ush when you were there in 2004, is he that much worse where people say i usually don't like republicans, but it's donald trump so i'm definitely not going? >> there are a lot of strong he motions regarding president trump. jesse: what kind of precedent does this send if a whole team doesn't show up to the white house? >> this is something that we have to combat right now. it's something that will come up again. this won't be the first time. when we look at new england, they won and a couple guys didn't go. i'm talking about when they just won. i know they win all the time. when they just won a certain number of guys didn't show up. it's their right not to do so. there have been presidents i have been in fave of and those i haven't. but regardless of that fact going to the white house as an american is something i would do. the great thing about this country is they have a right to protest. jesse: i would love to see the champs show up. max kellerson says the nfl has made sports politi

jesse: "watters world" is on. tonight ... >> the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the f.b.i., by saying the organization was in disarray, poorly led, and the workforce lost confidence in its leader. those were lies, plain and simple. i asked a friend of mine to share the memo. >> my only goal was to make sure he was laid to rest with honor. that honor has been insulted. only one possible motivation remains. to conceal their own disgrace. jesse: try bringing the swamp to new york city. "watters world" begins right now. welcome to "watters world." i'm jess he watters. the left's credibility crisis. how many times have the american people told one thing about donald trump only to have it been proven wrong. let's start with the most obvious, the election. >> no part of your mind or brain can you imagine donald trump standing up one day and delivering the state of the union address? >> i can imagine it in a saturday night skit. >> i just want to say, you are not going to be montana. all right

jesse: also something ignored this week. the report from your committee that said president trump and his a.g. eric holder covered up the murder of border patrol agent brian terry during the fast and furious investigation. what are we going to see with this? is this officially going to be reopened? are people going to have to pay a price here? because this is really bad. >> we have been pounding on the administration for 7-plus years. we know the attorney general eric holder almost on a daily basis was getting briefings of this. they are still holding these documents. it's disappointing that thus far in the trump administration they haven't released these documents either. we put out a 250-page report. the flame has got the right to understand what happened. we have a right in congress to know what happened so it doesn't happen again. but it's a great travesty and we are still on it. >> i believe if brian terry and his team had known this information, chances are brian would be alive today. >> only one possible motivation re

♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters.t is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we begin tonight with our top story, president trump on offense. mr. trump gave his first public reaction to yesterday's explosive testimony from fbi director james comey. he tweeted... this afternoon, he explained wh why. >> no collision, no obstruction, he is a leaker. frankly, james comey confirmed a lot of what i said. some of the things he said just weren't true. >> >> jesse: the president didnt stop there. watch this exchange with carl from abc. >> one of the killer networks that treated me so badly is big news -- should i do that? go ahead, john. be fair, john. remember how nice he used to be before iran? such a nice man. always fair. >> reporter: i want to get back to james comey's testimony. he did say under oath that you told him to let -- he hoped the flynn investigation -- >> i didn't say that. >> >> reporter: so he lied about it? >> well, i didn't say that. and there would be nothing wrong if i did say that, according to

." >> jesse: hey, everybody i am jesse watters. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." breaking news, kathy griffin won't be attending the same new year's eve party this year. cnn today fired ms. griffin. for posing with a mask designed to look like the severed head of president trump. viewer warning, some may find this photo disturbing. and there it is. disgusting. president trump reacted on twitter writing... first lady melania trump also expressed outrage, releasing a statement that said in part... the fellow, senator al franken said he will still appear with her at an event in july. >> kathy is a friend. she's a terrific comedian. this had no business being in our public discourse. >> can she recover from this? >> well, i think she did the right thing. asking for forgiveness and acknowledging -- this was a horrible mistake. i think she can. >> you will still appear with her? >> yes. >> jesse: wow. still appearing with kathy griffin. >> kimberly: guess who is not? anderson cooper. he canceled his big new york plan

jesse, this is a big deal today. kyoto all rolled into one. >> jesse: kaboom is right if you listen to television today. we went from leading from behind to america first today. this deal was initiated by barack obama, not the best dealmaker. i don't know if he wanted to knock america down or we got hoodwinked. it cost $3 trillion, it cost 6 million jobs. to what, hypothetically bring the temperature down a fraction of a percent in 100 years? they can continue to push coal, receive taxpayer money, and we can't do any of that. it doesn't make a lot of sense to me. spreading the wealth doesn't work. if it did, venezuela would be a paradise. president trump love the american worker. there's nothing wrong with that. i think democrats used to understand that, they don't anymore. he is beholden to the constitution. if obama wanted this done, he would've sent it to the senate for ratification. the democrats can't control their emotions, let alone the temperature in 100 years. at the same people that were saying hillary woul

>> jesse: i did not cheat.'t break 90. >> juan: trump -- i'm glad you weren't golfing. >> greg: set your dvr is, never miss an episode of "the five" ." "hannity" is next. watch it! coming up now. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. the show that it seems everyone in washington wants to see will go on. today, white house spokesperson said president trump will not stop fired fbi director james comey from testifying before congress this week. thursday, comey is scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee about whether president trump pressured him to drop the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn's possible ties to russia. after all the leaks and the chatter, comey will finally answer questions. catherine herridge reports on what the senators want to

jesse, you are so young. you never knew life without an iphone. >> jesse: thanks, juan.ciate the compliment. here's the positive side as an iphone. it's a babysitter for my children. looking at instagram makes me work out more. i don't have to speak with people on planes anymore. and imo trees are very fun. i read less bucks, i am going blind. i've no attention spanned. hard to believe. i'm afraid to be alone with my thoughts. [laughter] >> jesse: i don't remember anyone's phone number and i spend hundreds of dollars a year on chargers. >> juan: go to the front desk. they have a ton of them. when the iphone came out ten years ago, the screen was so tiny. it's unbelievable. and now, look. your phone is like, massive. >> kimberly: i've got a lot of phone. i want to see some of it. i like this technology. dana and i love lists. what's coming up next, what you haven't finished, moving over to the next day. to completion. i like the music too. it's pretty nice. now you don't even need to get an extensive home stereo system. you can just get use pandora or spot a five. >> juan

. >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters. it's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." with just 13 hours away from one of the most highly anticipated senate hearings in recent memory. tomorrow, former fbi director james comey will appear before the senate intelligence community to discuss his private conversations with president trump. it will be the first time he has spoken publicly since the president fired him on may 9th. we are already getting a preview about what to expect from mr. mr. comey. ed henry has the details from the white house tonight. and, what do we say? >> good evening, a pretty good day for president trump because top intel officials testified and sort of a preamble to this on the hill and suggested the commander in chief did not improperly pressured them to interfere with this russian probe and the teaser we are getting up james comey's testimony tomorrow -- that is backing up the commander in chief's account that he was not under investigation. and even one comey will detail his february oval of

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody, i i'm jesse watters, along with dana perino, greg gutfeld, juan williamsd kimberly guilfoyle. it is 9:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ >> jesse: on the heels of that despicable beheading stunt by kathy griffin, yet another is brewing tonight. a mock assassination of president trump. tonight was opening night of the new york public theaters production of "julius caesar." the title character bears a not-so-subtle resemblance to trump. true to script, he is assassinated in the play. the theater stands by its show but it is facing heavy backlash. sponsors delta and bank of america are dropping their s support. not time warner, though. that is the parent company of cnn. cnn fired griffin last month for posing with the blood, severed head. so, why is it still sponsoring this outrage? one of its stars, for, fareed zakaria, is even encouraging people to goo see the play. calling it a masterpiece. you should note the 2012 version of caesar in minnesota featured an actor dressed like president obama in the title role. c so, greg, the left has a fascina

jesse. >> jesse: three things with her.she allegedly told comey to downplay his language, in order to jive with hillary clinton's rhetoric about it, which she found to make them queasy. he is very queasy, he is always getting queasy. hesa did listen to her, he said that in front of the congressional hearing. also, the secret meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac, also very troubling. apparently,y, they were talking about their grandchildren for 4. they must have a lot of grandchildren, who knows. there is a new report from circa communicationsy went to loretta evidence, conversation between two top democrats that were alluding to the fact that the hillary clinton investigation ever rose to a certain level, loretta lynch would spike it. he confrontedo her with it, and she just sat there and stared at him in cold silence. >> dana: like in a move movie. >> jesse: yeah. a lot of drama with comey. >> kimberly: queasy, nauseous. juan, what do you make of this? >> juan: again, i think it's a distraction. >> greg: wait, this is a

jesse owens, the olympics. i think everybody, republican or democrat can appreciate those moments that bind us together as americans. >> dana: it sounds like congressman scalise is possibly doing a little better after surgery. >> kimberly: thanks be to god. i think all the amazing prayers are helping. i'm happy for his family. i hope he continues to fight through, it is difficult you have an injury like that and the terms of the ball bullet, the damage of internal organs, they are doing what they can do to follow up and surgery, he's had a long road ahead of him. obviously a tremendous amount of support. fantastic. this was very moving. i thought the president making the comments, that was nice ivanka and jared went. let's take this and make something incredible out of horrible violence and tragedy and take an opportunity to treat each other well. and not go back. >> dana: juan, used to live in washington, d.c. what are you hearing from people there about the mood of the cit city? anything you have heard from c

jesse can design western order. the guerrilla warfare takes seek across -- in fact, we the initial frustrations there -- and therefore union of refugees being driven into major towns by conventional union forces. that's in it and 61. -- 1861. the secessionists did not need the impotence of his union forces marching and terrorizing them. a study published after my book came out shows that the pro-secessionist missourians in the missouri river valley, who were again, the leading figures in the debates, they carried out a check story/from the mobilization of secessionist states guard regiment. so the secession movement failed, they get reimbursed by the confederate government. unionists took over. come back later on. so what happens in this emerging guerrilla warfare? i will get to jesse james in a minute it's important to think about, what exactly we are talking about. first, as i mentioned, it's concentrated in the slaveowning areas leaders of these groups tend to be from the wealthier more established families. not

>> jesse: he's triangulating. checkers. >> juan: no doubt about it. >> jesse: he's slapping some solar panels on the wall. take that, liberals. it's working. you could put pot dispensaries on the wall. student loans on the wall. there is no way democrats are ever coming across. and support it. >> juan: immediately your mind went to pot. >> kimberly: i could try. i like the idea, what can they say? we want to tear down the wall, the lawsuits in californiasa -- they were going to sue on environmental grounds. >> jesse: the salamanders. kimberly: but actually, there might be some solar panels and windows on top. whatever else it takes. if that would get people on board, i am all for it. back up energy a source because solar panels -- they don't always work. personal experience. >> juan: here we go. >> dana: even a carrier wall. we will talk about it tomorrow. >> juan: a carrier wall? okay. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ keep the game going. son: hey mom, one more game? tech: with safelite, you get a text when we're o

jesse. >> jesse: there are a lot of leaks coming out of bob mueller's investigative team. >> dana: no> jesse: perhaps. >> dana: not necessarily from their team. there haven't been any leaks in 30 days from that team. >> jesse: perhaps. after you see this report, you are wondering who is leaking. we don't know who's leaking. someone's talking. so, it is not a good look for the investigation. it does not reflect well on the investigation. let's just put it that way. it raises questions of impartiality. yesterday, i figure it's just the first normal step in the investigative process when you ask people what happened. a fact-finding investigation. there have been a lot of leaks that have turned out to be wrong, though. one week alone in may, "the washington post" had four stories that all turned out to be wrong. deputy attorney general threatened to quit. wrong. director comey fired after asking for more investigative leeway. wrong. republicans treat rape as a pre-existing condition. wrong. also, suspicious timing on "the washington post" story. i think we just have to wait until the fact

>> jesse: i did not cheat.trump -- i'm glad you weren't golfing. >> greg: set your dvr is, never miss an episode of "the five" ." "hannity" is next. watch it! >> sean: thanks for our friends on "the five." welcome to "hannity." a fox news alert on this very busy news night, europe is on the edge following yet again anr brutal attack and cnn facing other credibility crisis when a host calls trump a piece of -- well, you know what. talk about big news. liberal comedian bill maher under fire for using the n-word and we will also have the latest fallout from kathy griffin posing like an ices fighter with a muddy head looking like president trump. she's not the only one doing this. should the secret service be investigating?

it is gory. >> jesse: okay, kimberly. >> kimberly: okay, so some exciting news, first lady melania trump, she has it officially moved to d.c. and into the white house, which is very excited for them. baron is the first little boy to live in the white house in a long time. >> juan: a really heartwarming moment caught on tape, president carter on a plane, taking time to shake hands with everyone on the plane. and this is not the first time. he does this all the time. and we know >> bret: while president trump pushes his plans to try to move forward, the president's attorney general plans to testify in open session about the ag's past meetings with the russian ambassador and his ties to the russian investigation. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. tonight president trump would like you to be thinking about the u.s. economy. he has stats suggesting things are getting better, but the main focus of much of washington continues to be the russia probe. jeff sessions preparing to tes

jesse.keep saying it's a victory for trump, but what trump said is it's a victory for national security which is the way we should look at it. we should look at it it's about our country. >> jesse: it's about national purity. it's not about religious. i think they called bill clinton the comeback kid. they have to give trump's nickname to because this guy always looked like he is down, whether it was after the convention, whether it was after the access hollywood tape, the comey memos come out, the first couple travel ban's get knocked down. obamacare repeal vote gets pulled. he's like muhammad ali and he comes back with a big election win and he comes back with a great state of the union address of the successful obamacare repeal and now the travel ban vote. i think this is probably one of the most significant victories of trump's young presidency and it will carry a lot of momentum into the summer. we all know how it got there. they judge shopped to get into a circuit where it would repeal

>> juan: poor defense, jesse. >> dana: a couple weeks ago, ben carson -- >> jesse: he's worth millionsna: he was ridiculed. there is a really great op-ed about "the wall street journal"" you listen to ben carson explain what he meant by that. he grew up poor. now he's trying to help poor people. i think that's what the president was saying. it reminded me of your book, "unspeakable truths." what a president trump said is an unspeakable truth. usually politicians don't say things like that. >> kimberly: 100%. that is why ben carson is trying to elevate people out of poverty. you want the best and brightest to work for the government because the top jobs, you have no personal lives, you get ridiculed, investigated. there you go, juan. >> juan: goldman sachs for everything. just let them take over. >> greg: we are draining the swamp. >> kimberly: all of us here at "the five" aspire us to be as successful as juan. otto warmbier, the american student who died after being released from north korea was laid to rest today. the mon ♪ >> greg: as everyone tries to figure out what to do with nort

>> jesse: i did not cheat.t.glad you weren't golfing. >> greg: set your dvr, never miss an episode of "the five." "hannity" is next. watch it! talk about "fake news" and bill mahauer under the fire for using the n- word and latest fallout with kathy griffin posing as an isis fighter with a bleed head of

his ♪ >> jesse: you've got trump written all over you. >> jesse: feel better?e ground. >> kimberly: he's a nice guy, he brought me a little present. time too say goodbye to our fox news coley, miss jenna lee. one of the first faces at the fox business network the same day our sister network launched. during her ten years here, she's covered a variety of stories, from statue of liberty, george washington bridge and much more. she's saying goodbye after ten years and she has been a fantastic journalist and planning to continue in the field. jenna, all the best from all of us here at fox news. >> greg: saturday night at 10:00, it's going to kick your eyes out. etiquette news. here's some tips, when you're at the gym it when working out, it's really important when somebody's doing yoga or any kind of provocative exercise that you don't sit and stare. if staring at the gym is considered bad form, for that yoga lady, that's a gym. stay out of my one more thing. they're staring at her, that's rude, disgusting stockers. >> kimberly: talk about getting mad at other stoc

see >> jesse: we are talking wih jesse ventura. >> i never sued the widow.lot of pain. >> jesse: you can see this this saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> kimberly: is so nice, it will tug at your heartstrings. all over the internet showing incredible acts of kindness. this is a young man helping an elderly man down an escalator. you see alonzo johnson, he told him he was stuck on an escalator before and was worried about it. so he said i would help you sir, and it's posted on the internet. this shows the goodness of people. >> greg: i used to do that to me people. it's a great story. my show is tomorrow night. the armchair. we have some great stuff. we are covering everything. >> i hate these people. >> greg: can you see what's in here? it's my hand. so this is a bag that's used at a pharmacy. what do you do when you go to the pharmacy? you buy certain things. some things you don't want it, some things that can be embarrassing, some things that can make people worry about you. anyway, this is walgreens, double baked. i'm walking around and i'm checking