jesse: guaranteed? >> yes. [♪] jesse: monday the country will experience a total solar eclipse for the first time in 99 years. we hit the streets to see how much they know about this scientific phenomenon. roll the tape. how are you preparing for the solar see clips. >> an eclipse party. a lot of wine and questionable decisions. >> anything edible. >> practice yoga. jesse: can you meditate with me right now? >> absolutely. breathing in. what exactly is happening when the solar see clips occurs? >> the sun and the earth and the moon line somehow. i don't know, i don't like science. >> this new schedule is totally confusing. >> it's being covered by a bad planet called yahoo. >> the earth is between the moon and the sun. i might be messing this up. jesse: it's happening during the trump era. what do you think that represents? >> they are trying to say trump is the anti-christ. i expected something bad to happen. but i didn't think the sun would melt or whatever. >> i don't know, i think trump has his own

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. we have a "watters world" investigation into antifa violence. president trump's pardon of joe arpaio. hurricane harvey becoming the congressest storm to hit the u.s. in 13 years. adam, what's the latest? reporter: this storm is a tropical storm. it was a category 4 storm. the important area is off to the east of this storm or right side of the storm. running up towards houston over to portions of louisiana. there is rain falling in houston, winds 60 miles per hour. it's a slow mover, this particular system. everything you are looking at in that highlighted area is a tornado watch. the conditions are right for tornadoes. this very defined line moving into the houston metro area, a couple of radar indicated, tornado warned storm cells moving into the houston area all associated with this tropical storm. it will continue throughout the overnight hours so we could see a couple more rounds of these storms. the bigger problem going forward is this system won't move a whole lot. so we have t

jesse: "watters world" is on. tonight ... >> this notion they have to learn english before they document united states. are we just going to bring in people from britain and australia? >> have you never net an immigrant who speaks english from other countries than britain and australia? >> her husband nicely asked her please stop doing this it wasn't about political leanings. it's about respecting your partner. >> she is yelling make america great again in bed. >> when immigrants come into the united states, do you think they had to speak english? >> absolutely. when you come to america you should speak english and be able to get a job. welcome to "watters world." i'm jess he watters. peks moisturing immigration reform for personal gain. president trump threw his support behind a new legal immigrant reform. republican senators want to cut the number of green cards issued in half and high-skilled workers, english speakers and financially stable people would get a leg up and extended flame members would get less of

jesse: it's a numbers game.showed video of a bunch of refugees coming on to a beach on a boat out of the middle of nowhere and running onshore to god knows where. they have got to tighten the borders somehow. you have got to have the short but you have got to have the shield as well. still ahead. denver is going up in smoke. a church for weed has been erected. the pot pastor is on deck. but first veterans affairs secretary david shulke. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. could be preventedrrent with the right steps. and take it from me, every step counts. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. jesse: , the news about the va was overshadowed by the violence charlottesville. veterans affairs secretary david shulkin who is jewish offered his views. >> he can speak for himself. i feel as an american and member of the cabinet that i can speak for my

jesse: it's a numbers game.e showed video of a bunch of refugees coming on to a beach on a boat out of the middle of nowhere and running onshore to god knows where. they have got to tighten the borders somehow. you have got to have the short but you have got to have the shield as well. still ahead. denver is going up in smoke. a church for weed has been erected. the pot pastor is on deck. but first veterans affairs secretary david experience advanced safety technology at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of

jesse: right. >> you can go back as early as the early '90s, an oprah clip that president trump was involved in where he was talking about trade long before any of these -- jesse: that's true, and manufacturiing and america first. >> f that's exactly right. jesse: despite speaking out against the violence at last week's deadly clash in charlottesville, the left continues to attack the president. a missouri democratic state senator said this on facebook. i hope trump is assassinated. and when confronted about this, she refused to apologize. >> it was inappropriate. i've said that three times now. >> you apologizing for it? >> no. when the president apologizes for what he said, i'll apologize. but my -- >> your statement was inappropriate, you're not apologizing. >> it was inappropriate, it was wrong. i w posted it to my personal facebook page, and i deleted it. >> so you're not apologizing for it. >> no. jesse: so, caylee, if this was a republican state senator who had said this about president obam

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. we have a "watters world" investigation into antifa violence. president trump's pardon of joe arpaio. hurricane harvey becoming the congressest storm to hit the u.s. in 13 years. adam, what's the latest? reporter: this storm is a tropical storm. it was a category 4 storm. the important area is off to the east of this storm or right side of the storm. running up towards houston over to portions of louisiana. there is rain falling in houston, winds 60 miles per hour. it's a slow mover, this particular system. everything you are looking at in that highlighted area is a tornado watch. the conditions are right for tornadoes. this very defined line moving into the houston metro area, a couple of radar indicated, tornado warned storm cells moving into the houston area all associated with this tropical storm. it will continue throughout the overnight hours so we could see a couple more rounds of these storms. the bigger problem going forward is this system won't move a whole lot. so we have t

that captured jesse james. i think jesse james' personality, he would have been a violent man of the civil war, a lot of men were but some weren't. so you had the violent personality and violent training he could never shake. by the way, don't look for big deposits of his loot. armed robbers are not big savers. whenever you need money and put a gun in someone's face, it's kind of a disencentuincentive f robbing. but for the long arc of ten years after the civil war, he survives for so long because he's got support and makes a point, sincerely of saying, listen, i'm a political figure. nothing else but a political symbol. and that he's got an ally in the press. he's very influential in the democratic party who he allies with that makes him a significant figure as missouri realigns after confederates come back in the voting booths, not booths but a ballot box. yes, sir. >> any idea why they began resulting to torture and mutilation? was it something to do with the fact that they were all sort of farmers out on th

jesse said that. when they look at the brains of nfl players. 101 out of 102 showed signs of the results of being concussed. >> dana: i have no doubt that parents are paying attention and may be making different decisions but there are other sports that kids can do. speech and debate team. that's a really good place. and on a $72 million -- the high school stadium, that sounds like a lot but it's katy, texas. it's all sorta relative. everything is bigger in texas. they have friday night lights. part of their culture as a local school district, they made that decision. >> juan: more than one team will play in the stadium. boy, that's a lot of money for a school district. i mean, it's outside of houston but still, relatively small. greg, what you think of this argument? >> greg: it's not about concussions. most activity is in decline including driving. people don't drive. video games are eclipsing outdoor activities. less people outside. more people inside. we are essentially replacing real activity out

jesse. >> jesse: thank you very much.reg gutfeld, i think the understanding is the president has gotten rid of reince priebus and sean spicer. he's also gotten rid of steve bannon, one of the more ideological populist nationalis nationalist. he has surrounded himself by generals, his family, and some moderate wall street people. it is that you see it? >> greg: i kind of see it as he unloaded bannon as a way to feed the a angry mob. i'm skeptical of how evil he was painted. i'm always wary of the thought mob. when everyone same the same thing. it strikes me, the way he was painted for six or seven months. it's so irrational that it is likely wrong. the white house lost a chief strategist but the good news is, cable news has gained a new talk show. the question is, where is he going to go? it could be bannon and the mooch. >> jesse: [laughs] i would love to see bannon and the mooch. >> greg: morning drive time. >> jesse: it couldn't be prime time because it would not be family oriented. >> greg: what time would it be? [laug

jesse: it's a numbers game. we showed video of a bunch of refugees coming on to a beach on a boat out of the middle of nowhere and running onshore to god knows where. they have got to tighten the borders somehow. you have got to have the short but you have got to have the shield as well. still ahead. denver is going up in smoke. a church for weed has been erected. the pot pastor is on deck. but first veterans affairs secretary david it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. it's our back to school beeone cent evente. at office depot office max. 10 pack pens, one cent. composition notebooks,scissors, and plastic folders all one cent each! hurry to office depot office max. ♪taking care of business. when it comes to planning trthe best routes,. nobody does it better. he's also a championship-winning football coach. look at that formation. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less co

he sees jesse james as an ally. in fact, jesse james begins to write letters to his newspaper, the kansas city times, in which he says, listen i'm incident, it's those damned radicals that are targeted me because i stood up for southern rights because i'm a confederate and he said i'll be damned if they take me alive. i'm anyoinnocent but i'll fightl the end. that was the message he sends. any allies, he and his brother ally with the younger brothers and former confederates and they carry out robberies and their absolutely criminals. they're violent men, especially jesse james, 16, emersed in violence. he like see people cow wars when a gun is pointed in their face. politics is what distoishs his bandit career. if being a con fed ratd was a great excuse why is he the only one that's doing it. he becomes very important in missouri politics. he and his brother are the only one singled out for rewards by governor of missouri above $300. when the confederate slate comes back into power they put a reward of $300. now, th

jesse james has a choice. all of the guerillas who followed archie clement, they were all killed, captured or given up, but in 1869 jesse james and his brother frank go to rob the davis county savings association because they believe that the cashier is the militia leader who killed bloody bill anderson. they end up grabbing basically nothing of value and jesse james makes a point of shooting down the man across the counter and as they escaped from the scene, they boast about how -- they boast about how they killed bloody bill anderson and we know it's jesse james because his horse when the townspeople fired back, his horse was through him and he had to steal a farmer's horse and back then, people knew their horses and it was a famous horse locally because it was so fast and so fine, and in fact, the farmer whose horse he stole actually had the nerves to sell. so this makes jesse james famous. he'd been a teenager in the civil war and now his name now becomes famous. what happens is he comes to the attention o

." >> jesse: i am jesse watters along with kibler guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld periods 9:00 new york city and this is the e five." president trump has taken fire from critics on the left and the right for three days over his initial response to the white nationalist violence in charlottesville on saturday. today he fired back in a combative news conference as trump tower. >> president trump: i didn't wait long. i wanted to make sure unlike most politicians that what i said was correct. not make a quick statement. if the statement i made on saturday, the statement was a fe statement. you don't make statements that a direct and less you know the facts. it takes a little while to get the facts. you still don't know the facts. it's a very, very important process to me and it's a very important statement. >> jesse: he repeated his assertion that many sides are at fault for the chaos that erupte erupted. >> president trump: what about the old left that came charging at the old right? do they have any semblance of guilt caught mark let me ask you this, what about the f

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters.ith kennedy, lisa boothe, juan williams, and greg gutfeld. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." we begin tonight with news sending shock waves throughout the political world. steve bannon, a lightning rod for critics of the trump administration, is leaving his post as the president's chief strategist.ni mr. bannon spoke to the weekly standard about his departure saying "the trump presidency that we fought for and won is over. we still have a huge movement and we will make something of this trump presidency. but that presidency is over. it will be something else. there will be all kinds of fights and there will be good days and bad days, but that presidency is over." some really strong words from mr. bannon. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us now at the inside story. >> jesse, good evening to you. steve bannon and others, a lot of his acolytes and democrats are now in control with what the president hears at the white house. as for steve bannon, he's ba

[laughter] >> jesse: okay, so maybe not for you. >> greg: i can bench press my own weight jesse. >> jesset. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: dana, when you were 18, were you smart enough to vote? >> dana: of course. >> jesse: who am i talking to? >> marie: i think people who are 18 should be allowed to buy alcohol too. i think we are delaying adolescence for so long and it's preposterous. >> jesse: can you have firearms when you are 12? >> dana: i think we would be better off by trusting people earlier and hopefully they would not have as much binge drinking more problems later on. >> jesse: raising the voting age to 21 would lower democrat turnout. >> marie: is not that too many young people vote -- paul lepage, this is not a serious policy discussion about how old you have to be to vote. he just mad that he got overridden because people in his state and legislator don't like him because he's an embarrassment. >> jesse: how old were you when you had your first cigarette? >> kimberly: oh, my god. >> marie: i think my parents are watching. i never had a cigarette. >> greg: i was 15 and i confes

>> jesse: colorful language. -- if he has threatened with fire and 30, i think pajama boy, leap off the couch, greatest statement ever by a commander in chief. >> greg: i want to address the thousands of people on twitter. i have to wear glasses. so people on twitter, stop making fun of my beautiful glasses. my wife picked them out. now to the serious stuff. i get theth sense that the media fears trump more than north korea. they also fear donald trump been right. i thing a it bothers them. susan rice wrote a piece in "the new york times" that described his language as colorful, kim jong-un, but trumps as dangerous. it is an interesting thing. they have to settle down and get used to the fact that this is how he operates. this is how he negotiates. this is the language that hee uses. relax. russia is right. you're talking about 25 people in a a dark prison. that is north korea. a very tiny. >> dana: 2,080,000 people and prison crimes. >> can i say that susan rice, james clapper, and john brennan can go away. abso

do you, jesse? >> jesse: i just don't like global warming leaks.ome consistency t here. >> dana: the reason we were against the hillary leaks, we know at some point it was going to happen to all of us. >> greg: yes, we are all next all next. >> marie: greg, you were saying something? >> greg: i was just drawingou a picture of a producer. nate fredman. that's me excited for the show. this is jesse getting really happy. that's nate. >> kimberly: that was fascinating. is 18 too young to vote in america? one governor's is threatening to raise the age limit to cast the ballot. here why, stay next. ♪ when i first started working with capital one, my dad called them up and asked for "the jennifer garner card" which is such a dad thing to do. after he gave his name the woman from capital one said "mr. garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i sa

♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters, along with mo elleithee, kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, greg gutfeld. 9:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ president trump turning up the heat. and doubling down on the fire and fury warning to north korea. threatening to fire missiles towards the base in guam. >> frankly the people who were questioning that was it too tough, maybe it was not tough enough. they've been doing this to our country for a long time. many years. and it is about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of other countries. so if anything, maybe that wasou not tough enough. >> jesse: later this afternoon, the president continued his tough talk sending a strong message to dictator kim jong un. >> he has disrespected our country greatly. he has said things that are horrific. and with me, he is not getting away with it. i've read about where in guam by august 15th, let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event t

it jesse. >> jesse: these psychologists are patriots and the aclu make me sick.republican and democratic both have said that it enhanced led to intelligence that led to the assault on the bin laden compound. it also broke up terror cells and preventative mass casualty attacks and also enabled us to gain knowledge of the infrastructure, network, and financing of the al qaeda network. this is not you hammering a nail into someone's hand or breaking bones like they do in many other countries. water boarded. jose rodriguez, who ran the cia's counterterrorism center for about three years after 9/11 said it's not ports torture when you are making someone feel pain so they have to scream out what they know in order to stop the pain. this was in order to change their behavior and make them more compliant. to give them a sense of hopelessness and despair so in order to make it stop, they will then squeal. obama carved out an exemption when he banned enhanced interrogation. he said we are going to ban it but if there is a ticking time on situation, i reserve the right to w

>> jesse: hello everybody, i'm jesse watters, along with camilla guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino, , ad greg gutfeld. it's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." another big shakeup in the west wing. president trump's communication director anthony scaramucci is out. less than two weeks after being hired for the job. this is a retired general john kelly took command as the new white house chief of staff. press secretary sarah sanders explained why the change was made. >> the president felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position, and he didn't want to burden general kelly also with that line of succession. >> jesse: take a look at how the broadcast news networks covered scaramucci's firing tonight. speak out the staff bloodletting at the white house claimed anthony scaramucci today, ousted today after a stormy six days on the job. >> it was one of the fastest, crudest flame outs in west wing history. communications director anthony scaramucci, known simply as "the mooch" ." >> so far, there have been as many firings in the white house as an

i get what jesse is saying.e really wanted to do this to be able to counterbalance his own assessment that it was a necessity, given the information coming out about the grand jury. take it to the people again. he's always loved "the people's court,," the grand jury not so much. >> greg: can i ask you a legal question? is it impaneled? or is it impaneled? it is interchangeable. you are not a lawyer, i'm taking my money back. >> dana: now you're focusing on words and not deeds. more white house leaks ahead, this time transcripts of phone calls between the president and world leaders are not public, it's a big problem. can the leaks be plugged? next. ♪ people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can u

>> jesse: this city was the capital of the resistance. >> juan: you keep ranting and raving. >> jesse: i'm not renting. >> juan: that's why dana couldn't get a chance to speak a minute ago. when you see a series of leading american businessman who signed on with donald trump say you know what? not only does my company not stand at this, i personally as a matter of conscience feel i need to move away. >> jesse: he's taken a p.r. hit, i agree. >> juan: you don't feel anything of your soul you don't see the darkness? >> jesse: you actually think of defending white nationalists? enough. my point is both sides came ready to rumble. trump pointed that out because he knew he did know everything that was going out on the ground and he got castigated for it and then he made up for it, took a bunch of questions and then shut it down. >> juan: he shut it down. i think by everybody's measure at this table except yours he has reopened this in a terrible way not only for the country but

i get what jesse is saying.e really wanted to do this to be able to counterbalance his own assessment that it was a necessity, given the information coming out about the grand jury. take it to the people again. he's always loved "the people's court,," the grand jury not so much. >> greg: can i ask you a legal question? is it impaneled? or is it impaneled? it is interchangeable. you are not a lawyer, i'm taking my money back. >> dana: now you're focusing on words and not deeds. more white house leaks ahead, this time transcripts of phone calls between the president and world leaders are not public, it's a big problem. can the leaks be plugged? next. ♪ your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i kept looking for ways t

jesse. >> jesse: all of basic cable for the 31st week in a row, congratulations everybody.r th also," and tucker.we everyone else in the lineup. cnn was beat by cartoon networkb and also nickelodeon -- among other stations. better luck next time. >> greg: how can you tell the difference between cnn and the cartoon network?k?g: h i don't know, we will be right back. >> dana: it's your turn. >> greg: greg's slow news day. as you know, a very slow tuesday. nothing's going on.goin %erááá)r'g.at a dog eating a very slow.w. i think it's a stick. jesse. it is a stick. there is no news. that's as good video. look at this dog licking a stick. >> dana: is not a meme? >> kimberly: i don't get it. >> dana: kimberly. >> kimberly: i actually have one that's good. country music star glen campbell has died at the age of 81 after a long and courageous battle with alzheimer's. his family announced with the a heaviest of hearts, grandfather and father, legendary singer and guitarist -- glen campbell. at the age of 81. his battle with alzheimer's. he is a legend behind the hitss "wichita lineman" and "b

i can feel it. >> jesse: i can't.laughter] >> richard: actually, if you read the welcoming cities resolution that was passed in chicago, an individual like that would actually be deported in the city of chicago. >> jesse: how so? >> richard: the law says if you commit a violent crime or a warrant for your arrest outstanding, you would be reported to i.c.e. immediately. what jeff sessions is asking him to do is if somebody gets a traffic ticket and they are supposed to be detained for -- if you get a traffic ticket -- >> jesse: is selling here when a violent crime? >> richard: let me finish my segment. >>it jesse: is at? >> richard: can i finish my statement? the welcoming cities resolution in the city of chicago,g cook county, says, if you haveun committed a violent crime, ore' there is a current warrant for your arrest, you will be held and checked against the i.c.e. system. if you are found to be illegal, then, i.c.e. will be contacted and then the deportation proceedings will go as planned. if it is something else,

i get what jesse is saying.e really wanted to do this to be able to counterbalance his own assessment that it was a necessity, given the information coming out about the grand jury. take it to the people again. he's always loved "the people's court,," the grand jury not so much. >> greg: can i ask you a legal question? is it impaneled? or is it impaneled? it is interchangeable. you are not a lawyer, i'm taking my money back. >> dana: now you're focusing on words and not deeds. more white house leaks ahead, this time transcripts of phone calls between the president and world leaders are not public, it's a big problem. can the leaks be plugged? next. next. ♪ [ dog whimpers ] man: let's go! man #2: we're not coming out! man #1: [ sighs ] flo: [ amplified ] i got this. guys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: you're covered. and you've bundled your home and auto insurance, so you're

>> jesse: that's like saying all muslims support islamic terrorist.hat's painting with a broad brush. >> juan: you know what we have tonight? >> dana: your segment will continue, we have more to say about this. greg thinks the media is guilty of big-time hypocrisy. we'll tell you why after the break i didn't know where i was from ethnically. so we sent that sample off to ancestry. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most important hat i've ever owned. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xf

we do not stand for equal rights for all. >> jesse: i still have a soul, juan. >> jesse: that is a toughe. whatever side you are on on this, and i think that both of you are actually correct on this. which is interesting to me, because this is a deeper argument than what the people we see on tv are making. the people on both sides of this debate are the worst persuaders. guys with tiki torches, they do not persuade me. they want me to tear the monument down. then when i see these vandals destroyed property, they want me to keep the monuments up. but what the point is, i am persuadable to people that intellectually attack an argument. jesse is right about the opportunism. they were pretty much silent over this during obama, and not over tromp. that reeks of opportunism. republicans and conservatives should not get suckered into the fight. the democrats were on the wrong side of this award. the civil war. they fought to defend slavery, and now they are trying to pretend that defending statues is worse than defending slavery. now try to put your head around that. the fact is that you do not

sit next to jesse watters. >> i went to one class reunion.t was for traffic school though, because we got along so well. it was great. we had to watch a lot of film. one more thing is up next. people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. >>it's time now for one more thing. juan. >> so, jesse, this one's for you. i want to wish a happy birthday to a very special person. jesse, pay attention. happy birthday, number 44, barack obama turns 56 today. this is his first birthday since leaving the oval office. this one will be a little bit more laid back. check out this lovely tweet michelle obama sent. >> and in honor of president obama's birthday, donald trump went on vacation. who do we have next? >> is it me? >> it is you. >> somebody on the prompter's is having fun. you've got to watch my show tomorrow night. it is going to be grand, 10:00 p

i do agree with what jesse was saying.his is an act where they say it's just enough to get attention but not enough to provoke a response from the united states or anybody. everyone's like what are you doing? i'll tell you who it did get a response from, south korea. the south korean president who was pretty -- i don't know how to describe it in those terms but he is not a militarist. he has been advising president trump to negotiate with the north koreans. let's sit down and talk. guess what he did after this. he sent fighter jets to drop bombs right near the border. now south korea is clearly taking a different response to what you're seeing from japan or the united states. it's about time, fired up. directly ahead, you won't believe what like lives matter is saying, greg has the details next >> greg: in a new york "new yo" piece, black lives matter founder says they never meet with donald trump because he's hitler. we wouldn't at the movement take a seat at the table with trump because we wouldn't have done that with hi

rally. >> juan: no. >> jesse: you can say no and they came to rumble, juan. police did nothing. the police stood down. who knows if the police told them to stand down. any other city you would have seen the police get out there and separate and divide people. the aclu says that they stood by and watched this unfold. >> juan: i can't abide by that. that's not relates. >> kimberly: there is a couple of things that went wrong here, number one, yeah, they should have shut it down and better prepared to make sure so that it didn't escalate to any kind of violence. if they knew they were going to have this protest, they should have made sure there is reports from reporters on the field that they didn't shut it down. it should have been shut down. it's unacceptable and there has been loss of life here. number two, the criticism is about the communications of the president. because we sit here at this table and we criticize president obama and past presidents if they weren't on message and if they did not denounce or come out and make a statement in time. and that's

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jesse! wait a minute. is doing right, i'm jesse watters, trump is terrific, and i can't believe that this guy this lefty, this, he is sitting here, this anticapitalist. >> jesse: we had federal receipts, i think we can afford to keep more of our own money. the government wastes it on work and corruption. trump said he was going to bring down the top rate on corporate taxes from 35 to 15. now i'm hearing just 25? >> juan: did you just break up with potus? >> kimberly: "watters' world" will write again. he's exactly like ross in friends. nancy pelosi has had it with one far left wing group, working to have that story next. >> juan: over the weekend members of the far left group nt physically assaulted trump supporters at a demonstration in berkeley, california, . [shouting] >> juan: the actions were so outrageous that even nancy pelosi, the minority leader of the house has been renouncing the group releasing a statement that said the violent actions of people calling themselves antifa in berkeley this weeken

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