jesse: you were involved? >> no.esse: the bottom line, democrats paid for dossier was behind a lot of the spine. i i know you don't like a lot of that word but they feel responsible for that. >> i really think, i think it is time for everybody to stop focusing on what i call the superficial and get back to what happens. jesse: now it's time to get back to reality. last few years of his trump, collusion, and now the tables are turned. now you guys want to get back. >> the table has not turned because we have not seen the reports. you are making assumptions based on cases. i went to see the report. jesse: i think william barr is a liar. he pretrade what is in the ball molar report. >> i don't think bob mueller is a liar. i think this goes back to happen in 2016. the country was under attack by born country that produces guard. if we go back to that and try to figure out how to fix our system so we don't have these problems in the future, i think we will both be on the same page. by the way i'm not quite anyone a liar.

jesse: right.> we'll never get credit for it. i'll be honest, i'm more sad for the country, and i'm more resolved that this never happen again. that, you know, my mom was a prison guard. jesse: right. >> my dad worked in family court probation. most --e there are a lot of cos in the extended hannity family and relatives. two were fbi guys, two. it was like the height of success. all four grandparents from ireland, poor if america, a arrived with $10 each, and my father grew up and mother grew up so poor, and that was such a proud moment for my family. nobody believes this, you know? they all -- dad died six months after i started at fox. and my only point is it's not about vindication. i respect and love law enforcement. 99 of fbi, intel people, they're saving our lives every day and risking theirs. jesse: right.. >> but when 1% goes bad and abuses that power to this extent and try and rig an election and try and undermine a sitting, a duly elected president, if we don't follow this and hold them a

>> juan: obstruction of justice. >> jesse: >> jesse: how did he ?> juan: he tried to tell dawn began to fire mueller -- donald mcgahn. trump said nobody disobeyed his order. >> jesse: wanting to fire someone which he has every right to do under article two. >> juan: this is something that i hear sometimes. >> jesse: juan. >> juan: he calls up his lawyer, don mcgahn, and tells him to have the attorney general fire mueller because of conflict of interest when there was no such thing going on. it would've been a fiasco. >> jesse: how is he obstructing? >> juan: even "the wall street journal," now trump says mcgann is not telling the truth. trump lies so much under man's -- undermines his credibility. let me say there's so many instances like this. greg says things are going great. forget about normal republican positions on things like lowering the deficit or her not having always trade tariffs are not undermining democracy. >> jesse: how is the country going? >> juan: i don't think it's going well. >> greg: you don't have any evidence. >> juan: you al

jesse. >> jesse: i was afraid of geraldo as a kid. >> greg: me too. >> jesse: the mustache.own. a clown with a tail. >> dana: now you're not scared of dogs. >> jesse: i gottorf that fear. the wicked witch of the west. >> greg: everyone did. >> dana: my mom and dad's room. i couldn't take it. >> greg: that was a frightening movie. people getting about that. you know what i was scared of? going to prison. i knew up on cop shows. so i had the wrong sense of proportion on going to jail because i watched "dragnet" and "adam 12." i thought everybody went to jail. everybody. even in comedies people were in prison. avenatti. one "one more thing" is next. ♪ i love this bar." ♪ just walking through the front door. d. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you're driven, and you have a ton of goals... but you're stuck in the vicious cycle of credit card payments. it's time to get a personal loan from sofi. borrow up to $100k to pay off your credit cards, and then pay us back with one monthly payment. and

>> jesse: easily.have shareholders that vote on bob iger's salary and they vote on the board and the board decides the competition. if you are a shareholder at disney, you can sell. you can buy more shares. bernie can get on the action and vote at the next shareholder meeting. i agree. don't go after mickey mouse. that is holy territory for most americans. bob iger is not a villainous corporate evil ceo. it's not like -- there's other examples you could use besides that. why doesn't he go after let's say, who else made $60 million last year? beyonce. why doesn't he have go after se like beyonce? she made the same amount as bob iger. he would never go after her. he likes to pick and choose. if you go after disney hard and you get shamed, slapping another $20 an hour on your employees, what's going to happen? they're going to have to pass those on to the customers and the customers are going to say maybe going to disney world is not in my budget. the stock price drops. they might have to lay off workers.

jesse? >> jesse: time for jesse's feeding frenzy. look at. that is that a halo around my head? is some franken foods like mashups. what we have here is orange vanilla coke. this thing hit the stores in february. let's try it. >> kennedy: hand me one of those coke zeros. so chivalrous. >> jesse: it's delicious. also, we have cranch. that is ketchup and ranch. craft just announced this yesterday along with myocue. what is mayo cue? >> it is mayo and barbecue. ketchup and mayonnaise. mayo must. i go it yotard. >> jesse: try this here. how is kranch. >> dana: before you watch hannity you should watch tucker. on jawnel your turn you are up. >> dana: i'm your warm-up tonight. >> jesse: perfect. >> dana: brad paisley and his wife kimberly william paisley broke ground yesterday on a national grocery store which will serve people in need. the deal is the operates like any other supermarket. did you go, in you walk through, but you don't have to pay for it this is meant for people trying to get back on their feet. they can do this for a year they just broke ground. they expect to be open

>> jesse: will find out later.rk today because i got here at 4:3 4:30. >> dana: so you didn't really work today? >> jesse: i was with the kids all day! >> dana: can i get that deal? >> greg: they are going to play this back. comes in at 4:30. >> jesse: i listened to rush limbaugh. >> greg: emily, what are your thoughts? you are young enough that you probably want to take your child to work day. >> jesse: did someone take you to work today? >> emily: i am older than you are. my mom was a librarian. >> greg: it's like quincy meets -- >> emily: my lunch bag was a specimen bag. later i realize how odd it was. for organs and stuff. it kept my food cold. my point is we should have a bring your dog to work day. >> dana: they do have about some workplaces. >> jesse: i forget is this friday. >> emily: at fox? >> jesse: bring your dog to work day. one is that? someone just told me. >> dana: being raised as a service dog. it's not like bringing jasper to work. >> emily: if we all did it at once it would be great. >> greg: wha

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with emily compagno, juan williams juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." >> ♪ i can see clearly now, the rain is gone ♪ >> jesse: i like it. >> juan: there you go. >> jesse: better than greg's music. we got the email about greg's music and that will never happen again. i am looking forward to juan's music. it's going to be much better. juan, it's probably your best quality. [laughter] >> juan: thank you. after your music, i set i wanted to party with you because i like that music. >> jesse: democrats going for further off the deep end. let's start with socialist 2020 candidate bernie sanders unveiling a new medicare for all bill. the plan being cosponsored by fellow 2020 conductors liz warren, cory booker, kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand. sanders joking that it will put private insurance companies out of business. >> what our system does is get rid of insurance companies and drug companies making billion

. >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." dramatic new detail showing how heroic acts prevented the horrific synagogue shooting in california from becoming much worse. a 60-year-old lori k was killed after stopping in front of her rabbi when he started opening fire. the rabbi, who was 1 of 3 people injured, describing what happened in chilling detail. >> here is a young man, standing with a rifle. pointing right at me. and i looked at him. he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes. i froze. my first concern was where is laurie? what's happened to lori? and as soon as i did that, i took a look, and more shots came right at me. and i lifted up my hands. >> jesse: we are also learning how others sprung into action to save countless lives, including an army veteran who charge the government after his gun jammed. >> he got in his car. he lifted his rifle, i punched the car. he dropped the rifle. he turned the ignition on. if i saved a life, i saved a million lives. i'm happ

jesse. >> jesse: i was afraid of geraldo as a kid. >> greg: me too. >> jesse: the mustache.ry clown. a clown with a tail. >> dana: now you're not scared of dogs. >> jesse: i gottorf that fear. the wicked witch of the west. >> greg: everyone did. >> dana: my mom and dad's room. i couldn't take it. >> greg: that was a frightening movie. people getting about that. you know what i was scared of? going to prison. i knew up on cop shows. so i had the wrong sense of proportion on going to jail because i watched "dragnet" and "adam 12." i thought everybody went to jail. everybody. even in comedies people were in prison. avenatti. one "one more thing" is next. ♪ i love this bar." ♪ i love this bar." ♪ to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best 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. ♪ ♪ look limu. a civilian wbuying a new car.ug th. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car

>> jesse: i'm good.d i'm not going to touch it for once. oh, juan? >> juan: all right, five fans take a look at this dramatic video. you will see nature's power send a group of tourists in iceland running. that's a glacier falling down sending people running for their lives. a huge wave you will see it coming now. that came crashing toward the visitors, now thankfully, i'm going to-though is a little bit of a spoiler, but no one was hurt, thankfully. they had been warned by tour guides if they saw the glasure begin to tumble seek higher ground. >> i'm not for that. >> juan: one of the tour guides told accuweather later it was large shearing of the glacier wow, that's a memory. that is a scary one if you are out there looking around. >> greg: usually glaciers don't move. so this is unusual that this is a glasure that moved rather quickly. >> dana: is this climate change? >> greg: i'm blaming this on al gore. all right, katie. >> katie: i think i found some footage of greg last weekend. there is a skunk th

. ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody, i am jesse watters, along with donna, dana, greg.his is "the five." the battle over what the president is now calling the crazy mueller report is far from over. he's also tweeting that because he never agreed to testify it was not necessary for me to respond to statements made in the reports. some of which are total bs and only given to make the other person look good or me to look bad. on the other side, democrats are in total denial. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler has subpoenaed the unredacted report and he and other left-wing democrats are also refusing to accept reality. >> the special counsel would have said so, he did not, he left that issue to the congress of the united states. >> the mueller report outlines disturbing evidence that the president engaged in disturbing misconduct. >> he should probably not be the president of the united states but for the russian interventio intervention. >> jesse: than there is the liberal media melting down, trying to claim collusion exist exists. >> they wanted to conspire, they just

jesse. >> jesse: it's a 12 year high.t want to have the conversation because it's an uncomfortable conversation. the rest of the media doesn't want to have this conversation. the conversation is how many refugees are willing to absorb in this country? how many migrants is the united states economy willing to take? how many unskilled workers are we going to take into this country and not talk about it. the media doesn't want to talk about it. all of these unskilled workers, refugees, migrants, they don't go to gated communities. they don't go to nancy pelosi's neighborhood. they go to blue-collar neighborhoods. what does that do for the hospital systems? what does it do to real estate prices? what does it do to school districts? american citizens and their wages. i am asking the question. if you ask this question, they call you a racist. you are not allowed to have this conversation in this country. with the media does is they distort the reality. they either don't want to cover the crisis or when they covered, they lie ab

like jesse's legal team -- >> jesse: jussie.. >> dan: here's the evidence file for jussie. why did they say let's throw the towel and, apologize, move on. it's widely recognized in the justice system that they don't have to charge everything. but you have to have some recognition that hey, this isn't working out like we planned. they never did that. i don't think he was overcharged. i think it will dis- incentivize people. you're absolutely correct, the most damaging part to him of the whole story is "washed up actor." >> marie: when you said it will dis- incentivize, do you think it will dis- incentivize people to come forward and clai claim -- >> dan: i think it will dis- incentivize people from claiming things happen they didn't and obvious efforts to inspire hatred towards people they dislike, in this case trump supporters. >> jesse: they doubt anytime they see an alleged hate crime. everyone is going to think, jussie smollett. >> greg: was it a couple guys arrested for beating up a guy in a drum pat? it does happen. >> mari

walk us through the pain. >> jesse: this is hot. >> john: how are you feeling, jesse?e you ready to get some boots? let's go. here, can you spin? if we are dancing, i need to know if you can spin. on a count of three give me a hell yeah. cheers, everybody. that was a lot of fun, right? we packed a lot into today. how proud of you are nashville, tennessee, tonight? come on. jesse, have to ask you, how is the recovery effort going on after the hot chicken? >> jesse: i don't feel so good. >> john: i think you did pretty good. >> jesse: for a yankee. >> john: you held in there and you did take on the ghost pepper. the virginia creeper. the scorpion pepper. >> greg: it's not about going in. >> jesse: what is it about, greg? >> john: as we know, greg has a completely different angle on this story. >> greg: i learned that long ago. >> john: how did you feel walking through our town? dana, i know that your country music fan. >> dana: kid in a candy store. this is my candy store, nashville. i love it. having a tour from you. this happened and this happened and you took us down

i'm not underwhelmed by it. >> jesse: it delivered for trump. >> marie: no, jesse. >> jesse: no collusiontruction. >> marie: that's not what it said. you saying it over and over again doesn't make it true. >> jesse: no one charged with collusion or obstruction. >> marie: i want us to read this and we can be disturbed by things and what russia did independent of the trump campaign and things trump has done. we can admit that. we don't have to go to our political corners. we can read it and say if i was on a presidential campaign, i wouldn't have done it that way. i wouldn't have tried to accept help from the russians. it's okay for trump supporters to admit. i'm giving you permission. >> greg: why, thank you. >> dan: here's a new policy, the negative information fallacy. you are conflating negative information. yes, the report is not all flattery all the time. people make mistakes and they are human. because it's negative information, it does not mean the trump team committed a crime. no one was charged with those crimes and i don't know why you can't get past it. there is no evidence of a

jesse?lways fantastic. >> jesse: you know when you are making s'mores, roasting the marshmallow, you have to get a hard piece of chocolate from the hershey bar? and it doesn't go with the shell? we have a solution. stuff puff marshmallow. they have a chocolate piece inside the marshmallow so it just melts together. everybody try a bit of this is more. here you are, greg. i tried some of my daughters yesterday, so these are approved by watters' world. i think we have a picture of me, but we don't. >> these are great. >> i think it's wrong. >> why? >> this is taking away the effort. >> dana: it's not as messy. >> jesse: cleanup is much, much cleaner. >> jesse: waters wildlife edition. >> emily: the def leppard performance -- nfl draft took over the city when they were there with their gal pals trying to celebrate. watch. >> i don't want to hang out with a bunch of football guys. i'm good. i already have to watch football's on sunday. >> you get married ones. how often does not happen? >> every

okay. >> jesse: this is what it's like. they have totally undercut their whole messaging on election integrity. they have been saying the russians have been trying to hack the democracy. then they want to set up voting booths on death row. i wonder if there's ever going to be any corruption or fraud with the voting process in prison when you have guards with batons looking down on guys filling out their ballots. it's the most ridiculous thing i've ever seen and the reason they are doing this, juan, is because they can't persuade enough actual voters about their ideas so they have to create new voters. they got rocked in 2016, so instead of trying to change their message, they are just trying to change the rules. this is what they did with the supreme court expansion. this is the electoral college all over again. do you think pedophiles voting or serial rapists voting is going to play in iowa? democrats are trying to take away your first amendment rights, secondment rights but they want to give voting rights to terrorists. >

>> jesse: i wanted some classic vietnam rock. >> greg: that is left-wing calming music. >> jesse: i don'tten to the lyrics. i listen to the music. >> dana: did your mom help you? >> jesse: no, although it does sound like a mom joyce. >> dana: are you tomorrow? >> greg: i am and it's going to be amazing. a lot of melvins, cramps. i'm excited. >> dana: what about the truckers? >> greg: the truckers? royal trucks. >> dana: i am doing friday. i am making mine personal to each person. now onto the big news of the day, as you might have heard, kirstjen nielsen is out as a homeland security secretary. president trump doubles down on this crackdown at the border. u.s. customs and border protection kevin mcaleenan will become the acting secretary. the present reporting a massive overhaul to fix the crisis. "more apprehensions, captures at the southern border that in many years. border patrol amazing! country is full! system has been broken for many years. democrats in congress must agree to fix loopholes. no open borders crimes and drugs. will close southern border if necessary." >> for the rest o

it is one answer. >> jesse: i agree.eople coming out of aa meetings. >> greg: that's terrible! >> jesse: in front of their children, i've got people on private property. >> greg: you are worse than this reporter. >> jesse: i have never pulled the trigger on something like this on easter leaving church. >> greg: but you got them outside of aa? >> jesse: i was ruthless, i'm not going to lie. >> dana: you don't work weekends. >> greg: that's true. [laughter] >> dana: can i say -- >> greg: i love that they gave you this segment. >> juan: just broke it down. we need you to defend the guy. i don't know. >> dana: this is one of the reasons i didn't make it in local news. because i was asked, there was a murder trial and i was sent as a young daily reporter and i had to go to the courthouse and i was supposed to ask the woman whose child had been killed right before the trial was supposed to start, i was supposed to get up to her and they said don't come back with out an interview. i circled three times and i said i'm not doing

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody.'m jesse watters with kennedy, juan williams, dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. joe biden finally responding to mounting allegations of inappropriately touching women. four now speaking about the former vp's behavior with two more coming forward last night. biden addressing the allegations earlier. >> trying to make a human connection. that's my responsibility. i shake hands. i grabbed people. i grabbed men and women by the shoulders and so you can do this. whether they are women, men, young, old, it's the way have always been. it's the way i've tried to show that i care about them and i'm listening. social mores have began to change. they have shifted. the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset and i get it. i will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space. the idea that i can adjust to the fact that personal space is important, more important than it's ever been. i will. i will. >> je

>> jesse: not bernie.on where it goes, everyone wants to know about a pop culture scenario? >> martha: i think if we shared it with you now it might ruin the moment. i don't think we are likely to do that. stick around and watch. >> lawrence: there is a new poll out that says bernie is taking the lead. will you press him on this? is there a growing support for him and why? >> bret: yeah, i think in almost every poll, he is in the lead as a declared candidate. we know that vice president biden is not yet in and he leads many polls. you're right. think of the evolution here from the outsider who was pressing hillary clinton and came very close to now the front runner who has the most money in the democratic field and is getting the biggest ground and in some polls he's leading and is leading as a declared candidate. >> martha: i don't think the alexandria ocasio-cortezs of the world right now would exist or be as excepted as they are if it weren't for the ground that bernie sanders lay down. his story is ext

j >> jesse: you are saying walls work? >> juan: we don't need to see the shining sea wall except in your imagination. >> jesse: we need to strategic l strategically, right? >> dana: we do. real-world application going on that crosses borders, the crisis is not limited to nor does it begin at southern border. one gentleman mentioned $50 billion over and across ports of entry, almost 30 billion is profit from -- for cartel and drug industry. since 2006, mexico has been mil against all drug wars locally. what do we think we are seeing? it is all the effects from that. not about simply human immigration crossing southern border, the push factor is coming south of the border are so strong and complicated and so now long-term invested that is what we're dealing with. i love the president brought in broader conversation of including mexico in that, it is about time for some diplomacy, either help or stop it. >> important to hear the grizzly reality of the drug war, talking about they find 100 bodies a year buried in the desert. >

you jesse. jesse: police officer and law enforcement analyst vincent, vincent, i think you heard me say at the top of the manifesto how reliable are these manifestoes when we deal with these types of shootings? >> first i want to say i commend the border patrol agent that was there off-duty because they did exactly what they're supposed to do, protect and serve in this could've gone a lot worse had they not been there. but to the manifesto, if you think back to charleston, dylan roof, didn't report it so we cannot take these things lightly, and it goes back to the old saying, if you see something say something. we cannot take them with a grain of salt, we have to act on this. unless manifesto went out an hour and half before the shooting. but i think there's plenty of time to stop what happened today. jesse: as you mentioned, i think there was an off-duty border patrol officer who happened to be inside the synagogue as this happened and allegedly chased the armed gunmen out of their, we heard re

jesse -- i know we've never met in person, but you are my sister.there is representation on every dam commission in this city. and let me just say something, i've worked with a lot of her people from alad, and even though i don't speak much spanish, and i know there are language barriers there, we manage work together, and we manage to make a great team, and, really, you're my sister, jesse. and i also want to speak in favor of paul monte. i know him from a lot of work we did around the "our city, our home," and homelessness rights. he's a great guy and someone i really trust. and also ryan, who i've met at the young democrats. let's just say i get around a lot. but, really, there are a lot of great people. and there are applicants for, like, six seats, but if you could fill three of those seats with jesse, paul, and ryan, that would be awesome. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. next speaker, please. >> hello. i've just requested that someone from the h.r. c. attend tomorrow's board meeting as it also pertains to the issue of housing, immigrants' ri

jesse: it looks like they are getting ready to do a press conference right now. fox news cannot independently confirm the identity although the local affiliates have confirmed who this guy is. he was inspired allegedly by the mosque shooter in new zealand and also the synagogue shooter in pittsburgh pennsylvania. we have not been able to confirm but to hear he was a vicious anti- semite because of donald trump support of israel. that is what the local affiliates are reporting and then to stay with this story as it develops thank you very much. jesse: now with the national police officer analyst and to talk about the manifesto how reliable are they with these types of shootings? . >> first i commend that border patrol agent to do exactly what they are supposed to do it could've been worse if they were not there but dylan had a manifesto that they did not report it so you cannot take these things lightly. if you see something say something. this has shown we cannot take this with a grain of salt we have to act quickly. this went out about an hour and a half before

jesse: well, yeah. part in second day with f the signal company command to set up command posts and be near the g-2. g-2 is the people that plays with the pegs. regiments, three regiments and one division, they're the ones that move the pegs and make the troop movements or make requests for additional troops and all that. and where i hit the beach, i don't -- i don't know where it was. but as soon as we got on the land, there was some buildings. d they said that was the banks. and i believed it because there was money all over on the ground, yens, japanese yens, which was no good to us. so -- and then there was -- looked like -- had been drugstore that was there. that's where we set up. and we have to be looking for snipers. ut we set up the communication center right there. and i noticed that next morning, there was a banzai made by t they had the japanese. they were picked off real quick. they done that three times. and then everything went quiet. so -- and then i found looking around, i found some na

jesse gary was on scene. we saw arcing transmission lines. this is a dynamic situation. >> we will continue to follow as we get more updates. and more coverage online right now at ktvu.com. >>> we will move now to another developing story impacting flights across the country. a computer glitch temporarily ground hundreds of flights. the faa says the issue has been resolved but people flying today could see rezizial delays. aliza is at the airport to show us how this is impacting travelers. >> reporter: let me show you the yellow which are the delayed flights. i'm counting 25 delayed arrivals. these are mostly southwest flights. i'm at the oakland international airport where the delays areings the country. first the airlines impacted are southwest, united, jet blue, alaska and delta. in a statement this morning, the fa elained the issue saying that selve airlines are experiencing issues with a flight planning weight and balance program, arrow data. although there are a lot of delays here, i reached out to the communications department at the o

i'm jess.. uh-huh. yeah. just -- just before the last election, that was when i did it. and, um --[ ght laughter ] yeah, and i moved here with my muslim wife. [ cheers right, just making all the best choices, all of the time. [ laughter ] america's been fun. you know, we've been marching. [ light laughter ] and i've been very proud of my signs at the march, which i know is not like the point of the march, or anything. i went to a gay march withy wife recently, and my sign ih said, me at hello." [ laughter ] i thought that was cute. [ cheers and applause ] i'm jewish, mystife is paleian. thank you. that's how our families reacted as well. [ laughter ] yeah. it was a very tiny wedding, as you can imagine, very small. j it wast me, her, and a a u.n. peacekeeper. [ laughter ] that was the whole party. i moved into her place. she didn't want me there. [ light laughter ] but i moved in anyway, you know how we do.er [ laught ] you know. wh wife and i have been together a little, and we decided to spic

the first one in support of ken fox and led by the reverend jesse jackson. here he is at the rally. >> she has said she is going to be a progressive state attorney and that's what she has been. today, as activists, as leaders all over, we are going to stand with her and usher her in a new term come the upcoming year. we are going to make sure that kim foxx stays at state attorney as long as she should. >> harris: of course there we were watching a community organizer. the reverend jackson did speak. he is at that rally. the president of chicago's fraternal order of police, kevin graham, earlier on "america's newsroom." he says it's time for the federal government to look into can fox's handling of the case. >> this case should have stood trial. we felt the case was solid and that we would have gotten a conviction. we wouldn't be having these discussions, and there wouldn't be the outrage and the protests that we have going on today. i do believe the proper avenue at this point would be the federal government investigating her in this case. >> harris: chicago

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. ♪ welcome to waters world i'm jesse waters a huge show in store for you tonight including presidentrump touring the newest section of the wall being built. diamond and silk take on joe biden groping allegation as and the author of a new tell all about view is here, whoopi versus joy it is crazy and we have a special waters words on freedom of spe mark levin will react to that. but first sean hannity is back. taking his second dip into him earlier. >> welcome to waters world. >> your world hang on a second water -- marco rubio style. >> that's right you have to it use the glass classier. >> prefer the bottle. >> i do congrats on success of your show, wait a minute shows, two -- which one of my more -- successful at? >> both. >> i would agree. >> yeah, you're a rising star -- >> rising forever everybody is saying you're a rising star is when do i get up there? >> i think you're there. >> i hope i'm there. >> i think you haved to a segment you and your mom you ought to bring mom on the show. >> afraid i don't to ruin the mystique if she's better behind scenes. >> i want to see her beat

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jesse, the me that 20 later for that introduction. >> thank you for coming.own for your man on the street stuff and i personally love it and watched a few of them last night while i was cooking dinner and went deep into the archives. >> which one did you watch? abby: the clinically correct one from 2015 and politically correct -- no, no, i watched it three. my dad was in town and i made him watch them with me. >> you made your dad -- while. abby: my parents are huge fans. >> member the first time i sat down with you i said is jeff hornacek still your dad and you are like yeah, he is still my dad. abby: i think i'm still his daughter. [laughter] back big fan of your father although he does not really like "watters' world" but i like his game. abby: he likes you a lot. i was wondering if i could run you through rapidfire questions. first of all, since i'm a huge fan we will see that on taxation as well but what is the favorite topic you've ever done when you are interviewing people on the street to? >> i like the quizzes and go to the beach enough people who di

but jesse buckley is the real star in this. she is so fluid, so natural playing this role.orce of nature. there are some great scenes between rose and her mother because roses so wild and her mum, julie walters, is so uptight. they were together so nicely. it's of it remind me of rita, which may julie walters name, and reach herself as a free spirit. and some people saying jesse buckley, her star is born, she is going to be a really big thing. i think so. because she can sing and she can act. she makes her look very easy. what this film captures is that need that a lot of people have to perform, that need a lot of people have to get on stage, to sing, and you don't really want to do anything else. you can't imagine a normal life. you have tojust else. you can't imagine a normal life. you have to just follow eugene. it does look easy but it's a lwa ys eugene. it does look easy but it's always lovely disease on follow their dreams top it was the music like? some of it is original, some of it is covers a. of country classics. the music is good. it's one of the sums you come ou

today on oral histories, navajo smith.lker samuel jesse here is a preview. tradition at the time , hopefully it will continue, is that when i came home and told my mother i was drafted and right away she somehow sent word to my grandpa. came for a ceremony like they do -- everybody that goes into the service, goes to war. that was what happened. when my grandpa came, he felt my arm. when he was going through the youmony, he said grandson, are not old enough to go to war. i said i want to go to war. drafted by the united states government. navajoshat time, the were afraid of the government. uncle sam. said, that is all right, if you are drafted, you go, my son. she got my grandpa to do the ceremony and then told by grandpa the same thing. he said ok. i will make you a warrior. so you can fight the japanese. had to pray from about 11:00 until 4:00 in the morning. as he was praying, i was repeating after him. all night. to become a warrior. >> hear more from world war ii veteran and navajo code talker samuel jesse smith on american history tv. >> sunday on book