jesse: yes.e're not trying to trivial the eyes what's going on down in alabama, we're just focusing on the protest movement. that's what we do here. it's what we do here. all right. ladies, thank you guys very much. >> thank you. jesse: let's bring in former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike huckabee and ceo of the new voice, herman cain. guys, before we get to real topic, the sex strike the, governor, i'm telling you we have to take this very seriously. >> yeah, we do. you know, i think the issue is how many states alyssa milano not be able to have sex in after another year. [laughter] and the fact is it may be that she may be one of the first hollywood celebrities who keeps her promise to move to canada, because she's going to be on strike everywhere else. [laughter] i think it's comical to watch this. as if the people of alabama, missouri and georgia could care whether iowa lis e saw milano comes and beds down in their state. jesse: herman, what do you think? >> well, i think the

jesse: who was present during world war ii? >> winston churchill. jesse: are you british?world war ii i think it was bush. am i close? >> nixon. jesse: who did america fight in the vietnam war? korea. >> france. >> is that france? [laughter] p7 who did we fight in the vietnam war? >> vietnam mac the account we still do not win. jesse: who won the cold war? >> i do not know. >> russia? >> france. jesse: america when the cold w war. >> go america. jesse: why did they call it the cold war? >> russians were cold up there p7 do know who i am? p7 i'm watters and this is my world. jesse: that's all for us tonight. happy memorial day weekend. thank you to all who serve our country, men and women who protect this great land. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter and follow my dog, "justice" with judge jeanine is back. i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪. judge jeanine: hello, welcome to justice. thanks for being with us on this memorial day weekend. thanks again to making last week's justice number one all day, all night, for all of last weekend. thank you. spec

." ♪ jesse: welcome to watters world, i'm jesse watters.ind's blunders, that is the subject of tonight's watters' words. joe biden, typical politician. >> will you ever run for political office again? >> no, no. jesse: of course, biden went back on his words like all politicians do and is running for 2020. but in his first major campaign event, onlyai 600 people showed up. here's a little side by side of joe's audience and president trump's audience from last week. 600 in the audience -- [laughter] seems generous, by the way. the president broke the attendance record in green bay last week, around 12,000 full capacity, people waiting outside, around thela block. no one's driving hours and hours to hear joe biden speak. here's why -- the man can barely string a sentence together. >> the anti-semitic attack that took place this weekend in poway -- the country wasn't built by wall street bankers, ceos and hedge fund managers. the uaw took incredible cuts in their future and their pensions to get gm working. the same is happening in big hospita

jess: got it. ♪ lemonis: you know what i'd like to do, jess? jess: yeah? 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 lifestyle. t

jesse? like watching the guy's face in the corner that he heard he got his debt cleared. that summed it up. it's funny to hear politicians lecture everybody else about now they have to solve the problem of debt. usually the government creates the problem and they have so solve it. the press, all of these journalists, they're up to their ears in credit card debt. they're saying it's not a crisis at the border but we have a student loan crisis. please. just get a bunch of billionaires with bezos, bill gates, warren buffet. maybe they can pony up a few billion or how about the universities? they have tons of endowment money. top 10% graduates can get their students debt cleared. all the great companies. amazon. great company. jeff bezos. he can pony up a few dollars. >> brian: why should he have to? that's the thing. >> jesse: a tax write off. >> brian: we want to go to michigan. it's a goal. $72,000. my parents can't afford it. i take out a loan as a parent and the kid takes out a loan and the

jesse: wow.ere celebrity inmates would hang together, like the situation in there from "jersey shore, "i don't even know if he knows who michael cohen is, you know, the fyre festival fraudster guy who screwed up everybody, he's there, he's pretty famous, there's documentaries about him. are they going to hang out together or not? >> i doubt it. i think that people who have affinity in certain areas will hang out together. i know in my e time i was able to talk to lawyers, doctors, ceos. so you're with not probably going to -- he's probably not going to hang out with those guys. he's going to find his own crowd. jesse: all right. and he's a lawyer, is so probably people want to talk to him, see if they can get some inside knowledge on their cases, wouldn't you imagine that? although he's not a great lawyer now that he's in prison, but a little bit helps, i'm sure. >> yeah, i think so. i think people will want to pick his brain. you know, some for good, some maybe for other reasons but, yeah, i thi

jesse, bring me down.ever thrown the first page of a baseball game? >> greg: i was asked but declined. >> jesse: here he is, in a park in philadelphia. do you want to see a pro? and they booed him. >> jesse: let's see if they will boom me on tucker with the quiz, kennedy and i face off. wait until you see what happens. >> greg: bruce willis pitch die hard. >> dana: [laughter] >> greg: i'm trying to make this as bad as possible. be poor because we are sophisticated, news from the art world. take a look at this rabbit hole asking you what is up, doc? the stainless steel sculpture by shattering records yesterday, wednesday. so far over $91 million. that makes rabbit the most expensive work ever sold by a living artist. 91 -- the auction, jesse described it as a piece of our childhood memory but let me ask you this a painting by monet sold for $110 million. >> greg: i can see that. >> juan: the rabbit for the piece of art by a living artist surpassing david hoffman who sold for $90 million late last year. >> d

jesse, save us.here is a situation that people say, oh, my god, this shark can attack people. it's memorial day. people go swimming. in fact, in 2017, we had i think 53 shark attacks in the whole country. no fatalities. more people die from mosquito bites, more people die from crossing the street. everybody is upset about the shark in new york. >> jesse: the shark is named cabot. i don't know who named the shark. not very scary. should be named damian. i switch off of these waters. i know how to deal with sharks. if a shark comes at you, treat it like a bully, punch it or don't wear jewelry in the water when you swim. they think it's gils. >> greg: a problem for you. >> jesse: yeah, i have a lot of blink. don't play dead. you never swim at night. you never see the shark coming. if you do get bit, go to the shore. don't bleed in the doddle in the water. you'll have more sharks swarming. >> juan: thank you. you know what i would sum it up by saying? we need a bigger beat. >> dana: not a problem for me.

jesse: welcome to "watters' world" i am jesse watters. joe biden splendors per the subject of tonight waters words joe biden epic typical politician.>> we ever run for political office again? >> no, no. >> of course he goes back on his word like others but in his first major campaign event only 600 people showed up. here's a little side-by-side of joe's audience. and president trump's audience from last week. 600 and the audience. it seems generous by the repeated present both the attendance record in green bay last week. around 12,000 full capacity people waiting outside around the block. no one is driving hours and hours to hear joe biden speak. here's why. the man can barely string a sentence together. >> the anti-semitic attack that took place this weekend in -- the country wasn't built by wall street bankers, ceos and hedge fund managers. the u.s. took cuts in the pensions to get gm working. and the same -- i regret to think how we define what would constitute as a successful economy. they see the workers as a means to an end. not th

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with shannon bream, juan williams, dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." the abortion debate erupting yet again, this time over a new bill in alabama. the legislation which man nearly all abortions in the state and could potentially set up a showdown between roe vs. wade and the supreme court. the governor has not said whether she will sign into law but it's not stopping democrats in the media claiming it's a war on women. >> women's health care is under attack and we will not stand for it. >> it's wrong will fight back. >> this is an outrage, and it's nothing short of an attack on women's basic human rights and civil rights. >> part of the right wing conservative agenda in the united states of america is to dig away reproductive health and freedom. >> what do you see happening next? >> the end of roe vs. wade. >> can we look at the picture of the panel of men who did this in alabama. what do they have in common? maybe we should m

: i think jesse is a great name.to that. sussex was the name they were considering. >> kennedy: they are the duke and duchess of sussex. the baby is right now -- >> brian: research at all? [laughter] did you open up the folder? >> jesse: this is coming from brian kilmeade. yes, it's coming from you. i am a well-researched person. >> jesse: spencer was the name. >> brian: you are remembering it now? >> jesse: yes, i just remembered it. >> juan: i was watching the video and i just want to say congratulations. he looks genuinely happy. he had to live through a very low moment when his mom died so the grandmom's not around and i feel for them i think it's wonderful and i wish them the best. >> kennedy: he said they had two hours of sleep. she went into labor at 5:26 a.m. it's a very fast and painful labor. god bless her. >> brian: i don't think speed should be a judgment. >> kennedy: the shorter the labor, the more intense the pain. >> emily: i thought he was so cute in his story. this speaking of betting. >> kennedy: je

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with jedediah bila, juan williams, dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." attorney general bill barr clapping back against repeated attacks during his first hearing since releasing the mueller report. barr quickly dismantling a new liberal talking point, this comes after the media tried to blindside him last night with a report that robert mueller complained barr represented his findings in his 4-page summary of the investigation. barr explaining that mueller was actually upset with the media coverage and not the accuracy of the summary. >> i offered bob mueller the opportunity to review the letter before it went out and he declined. i asked him if he was suggesting that the march 24 letter was an accurate and he said no but that the press reporting had been inaccurate. he argued for putting out summaries of each volume, the executive summaries that have been written by his office. he was clear with me that he was not suggesting th

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody, i am jesse watters, along with kennedy, geraldo, and greg to talk --nd to this is "the five." high drama and washington as robert mueller breaks his science, the special counsel making the first public statement since taking over the russian investigation two years ago. on collusion, mueller says there was insufficient evidence to prove a broader conspiracy between the trump campaign in russia and when it comes to obstruction, mueller says charging the president with a crime was not an option that his team could consider. he explains why. >> if we had had confidence that the president did not commit a crime, we would have said so. we did not however make a determination as to whether he did commit a crime, under a long-standing department policy, a president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. charging the president with a crime was therefore not an option we could consider. it would be unfair to potentially accuse somebody of a crime when there can be no court's resolution of actual charge. >> jesse: but if you are now left w

jesse, i have an analogy. >> jesse: granted. >> greg: thank you. you know what this is like for me working at fnc and not caring about the story. it's like being at espn and being forced to cover the home run derby because it's meaningless and it's all show. it doesn't have any effect on the overall standings. that's how i feel about this. >> jesse: and other sports analogy. like losing a playoff game and pretending you won. they lost so badly yesterday in the media is acting like this was a big victory, but you know they didn't win because they are so angry and they are so threatened, if you listen to that. the snow will happen. they lost control of the narrative and they lost control of the process as well. it's driving them crazy because the full report is out and there are no more indictments. essentially the witch hunt is over but they haven't gotten the memo yet. it's very interesting to hear them accuse someone else of lying after two years of longing and not apologizing. they have literally no self-awareness whatsoever but here is why barr

>> katie: they just pulled it off the list. >> jesse: that is the guy you gossip at work. >> jesse: hehirt. >> greg: never miss an episode of "the five." >> bret: are you okay? >> greg: no. >> bret: president trump downplays the war while signaling more tariffs on chinese goods. the attorney general appoints a u.s. attorney to look into the origins of the investigation, arkansas a republican senator is here to discuss countering the growing threats from iran plus breaking news about donald trump jr. this is be 21. ♪ good evening and welcome to washington i am bret baier. president trump is downplaying the tariff battle between the united states and china calling and nothing more than a squabble between friends. the common words, is the u.s.

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody, i am jesse watters, along with katie, one, dana, and greg.ere in new york city, and this is "the five." president trump fired up and tearing into robert mueller, ripping the former special counsel to stretch the limits reds after his comments on the russia probe. >> it was the same as the report. there is no collusion or nothin nothing. it is nothing but a witch hunt. a witch hunt by the media and the democrats, their partners. it is totally conflicted. i think that mueller is a true never-trump-eer. he is somebody who does not like donald trump. it did not get the job that he requested very badly and he was appointed. and despite that and despite $40 million, 18 trump haters including the people that work for hillary clinton and some of the worst human beings on earth. they got nothing. it is pretty amazing. >> jesse: his blistering condemnation of mueller comes as democrats and the media are ramping up their impeachment push. >> to impeach or not to impeach? that is a question addressing house democrats. >> prepare for impeachment that's wh

>> jesse: dana, how dare you.odical. >> greg: johnny did the search. >> jesse: life inspected seat will be reduced to 42 -- life expectancy would be reduced to 52 the world will be 11 degrees colder by the year 2,000. >> juan: if a diet, i am going to come back and haunt you. everyone is laughing but you know republicans have zero ideas about human climate change. they say the democrats, over the green new deal. terrible. >> jesse: should we have -- >> juan: they are vacant. >> greg: pro-nuclear. >> juan: republicans tend to agree there is climate change, not necessarily human caused, as the u.n. report suggests but everyone says some things going on. something's not good. do the republicans have any ideas except making fun of -- >> dagen: here's an idea i've talked about. natural gas. we've got it coming out of the united states. private business. >> greg: reliable sources. >> dagen: reducing our emissions from power plants. we are leaving the world and emissions reductions. >> juan: the republicans do have some

jesse is hurting because he is a sixers fan.lisa: i did not know that playoffs were going for basketball. >> dana: wow, lisa, even i knew that. i'm scared to go whale watching, and there is a reason for that. kate cummings capturing the video of a giant whale next to a small fishing boat in monterey, california, i guess it is salmon season out there. they come to eat and play, and put on a show. i would rather watch it on video then be in that fishing boat, for sure. and oh, yes, greg? >> greg: give props to the lower third writer. >> dana: there is somebody on a paddleboard -- >> greg: a rich german? i do not care if he is rich or a german, dana. >> dana: anyway i would be very nervous to do that. congratulations to them. >> greg: what is his name? >> dana: rich german. [laughter] i did not think about that. >> greg: is he? >> dana: no, i think that he is an american. the middle-class. you are next. >> greg: greg's crime corner, we are talking about law and order, how about law and emu. it got loose in phoenix, arizona, a crime

jesse, i'm dying to know what your bedroom was like? >> jesse: it was a massive bedroom.. i had bunk beds and a nintendo. >> greg: you had bunk beds? did you have a brother? >> jesse: no for sleep overs. i you didn't have a brother? >> jesse: everybody wanted bunk beds. >> greg: not if you don't have a brother. you can only sleep in one at a time. >> juan: you go top, bottom, top, bottom. >> greg: i know people like that. >> kennedy: i used to go sneak out and steal bands and steal posters from my favorite bands and killing field and nero's rome and a big picture of nick rhodes for a long time. >> greg: yes, duran duran. i had airport posters and earth wa quake and then i switched to punk like sex pis tolls -- pistols and then came the blood. >> jesse: do you think we would have been friends? >> greg: no we would be okay around kindergarten and then something would have happened. seas so funny. it's so funny. that was great. we'll see you in a bit. everyone's got to listen to mo. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you

we don't whine about them. >> greg: i get death threats from jesse. >> jesse: i forward them to h.r..sponse to you, i think the whole notion of people saying of noxious anti-semitic things, even marching the streets, i think we that from the right. see six i think you need to check your sources. "the new york times" got in big trouble the other day with anti-semitic cartoons they publish. >> dana: i think they're a hundred things you can ask meghan mccain. why would you would spend precious time asking meghan mccain. you could ask for a million things. you want to ask her things were she could precise president trump, i've got 25 of them. it's not hard. why do you want to do this? why do you want to have meghan mccain defending her. fair or not, the aocs of the world, tlaib and omar, they are going to be the prime stars of ads in districts that i mentioned before, the house districts were democrats won, where trump won in 2016 and back on the ballot in 2020. those ads are going to be there. who will be the first 2020 democratic candidate to stand up and say enough. >> jedediah: that's

. >> hello, everybody, >> jesse: i'm jesse watters, here with greg. this is "the five." president trump: did you hear what she said about me long before i went after her? she made horrible statements. she knows they are not true. she said terrible things so i just responded in kind. >> the feud intensifies responding to nancy pelosi's latest attack. the two have been going at it all week. >> we believe the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. president trump: i don't do cover-ups. >> the white house is just crying out for impeachment. i pray for the president of the united states. >> she's a mess. >> now this time, another temper tantrum. president trump: she said i walked in and started screaming and yelling. nancy was all crazy yesterday with the hands and everything. she reminded me of beto. >> the president, again, stormed out, pounded the table and walked out. president trump: when i walked out i was so calm. >> i wish his family, administration, or staff would have an intervention. president trump: i'm extremely stable genius. >> the media cheer

jesse: that was the civil war. >> britain. jesse: right across their? >> 1830. >> 1840? , 60?ot >> there's a lot. jesse: who won the civil war, north or south? >> the northern. >> what countries did america fight in world war ii? >> spain. >> germany. jesse: who else did we fight?an >> france. >> japanese guys, i don't think poland was a part of it too much but i heard rumors. >> russia. jesse: who bombed pearl harbor? >> putting me on the spot to where i go blank. >> china? >> koreahi. jesse: who was president during world war ii? >> winston churchill. jesse: are you british? >> no. >> world war ii, it was bush, and my close? >> who did america fight in the vietnam war? >> korea. >> france, is it france? [laughter] you're laughing at me, this is embarrassing. jesse: who did we fight in the vietnam war? >> vietnam. >> vietcong and we still do not win. jesse: who won the cold war? >> i do not know it. >> russia. >> france b7 america when the cold war. >> go america. jesse: why did they call it the cold war? >> russia is cold up there, you know the seven

jesse: most definitely. augmented reality exhibition is paying homage to the history of the transportation corridor which we were and still are, but using historical and contemporary imagery to imagine the future of the space. carol: tell me how the exhibit works. it uses augmented reality, so if someone goes to the exhibit, what will you see? lucas: on the greenway you see a series of cubes, and each of them delineates an augmented reality area. 10 of them are historic images from 19 022 2003, and six of them are contemporary images. 1902-2003. six of them are contemporary images. downloading an app and going to the greenway channel, you can walk through space and see the greenway in a whole new way. carol: really fascinating to be in the space, because it feels it is in the heart of everything, and you guys, the community uses it a lot of different ways. jesse: we have 453 events. concerts, 100 free fitness classes, and markets. we are right across the street from the beer garden, just down the block from

. >> jesse: dana perino?ming up next? greg. >> greg: no, what? >> dana: the spelling bee go through three possible words. losi hindi origin. flavored ice drink sweetened or salted. lassi. oh, you knew that? oh, wow. aleehe. a small shrub. aalii. that would be a good one to have in scrabble. >> greg: put him on the terror flight list. >> dana: baclist.deign baksh wife did i do this as one more thing. i do love the national spelling bee. podcast.com. >> jesse: this is the. >> juan: high school player. take a look. yeah, caleb doctor of western christian high school in iowa is the star who used his rear end in rare fashion. he is not the butt of any jokes. that goal helped his team advance in high school playoffs. we have heard of players and bendinbending it like beckham he doctors an original as he goes behind the back for the blind side. all i can say is goal! >> dana: all right, greg. >> greg: i'm resisting 17 jokes. i'm just going to do -- i had a robot but we will skip that one smart person on fox nation r

buenos dÍas, jesse.atcha, buenos dÍas, son prÁcticamente tres semanas las que esta joven lleva desaparecida. como bien adelantas, este caso podrÍa dar un giro completamente inesperado. seguramente, esto dependerÁ de las conclusiones a las que llegue la policÍa de chicago, tras las detenciones, tras los interrogatorios que ha realizado en las Últimas horas. fue en la casa que pueden ver detrÁs de mÍ que el día de ayer

jesse, thank you very much. >> jesse: i'm 0 for 2. did you smoke me?th your parts. trying to be diplomatic here. it was great. kennedy, you win, that entitles you to the coveted eric pimple mug send you by fedex as soon as we can figure out what our tracking numbers are. >> kennedy: works from d.c. to new york. >> tucker: actually really good point. thank you. >> jesse: bye. >> tucker: those of you watching at home pay attention every week. tune in next thursday to see if you can beat our experts. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> the russians are engaging in trying to divide us. russian interference in places like facebook. >> no question what russia did. they medalled in our election. >> tucker: that's former ohio governor john kasich. he fell early and very hard for the russia hoax. two years later he has still not recovered. is he still yammering on about russia much to the elm bares arement of his friends. kasich and his staff must be true believers they must really think that russia is existential threat to our democracy. but, of course, they don't rea

jesse: we are getting there.d states is at a superior advantage by many circumstances, because we have a disasters, history of disasters, compared to other countries. we are beginning to think about how climate change is both a shock and a stress, but on the shock and dashed shock end of the equation, we have a fair amount of experience. what is happening now is a lot of technology giving us ongoing intelligence. we have institutional drivers, laws, regulations. we know how to recover. the question is how do we building resilience in our tonomic sisters -- sectors take advantage of the opportunity associated with climate change. there is real upside to climate change as well. carol: what are the opportunities? jesse: there will behold you asset classes. people look it credit enhancement products as a great example of this. fairly to think of traditional risk transfer methods, but there are a whole new set of products, whole new set of insurable assets or on how you look at it. --many ways, that is when he that is

jesse?ollusion, no objection. -- obstruction. i have said that to people on the street with a little fist pump. >> how many times have you been beaten up? >> i have a black eye. >> juan? >> i can't think of one at the moment. i was listening to jesse and thinking what an awesome moment that was. i was upset that bill barr decided to interpret for everyone. when the ref cheats i hate it. i am thinking back. there are moments. to people to be remembered like richard luger. that's old school politics. >> when you forced the shutdown? that must have been a good time. >> felt like a couple of months ago. >> i think that was your guy. >> no. >> kennedy, any favorite moments? >> when nancy pelosi assumed the speakership again. it's an on-going sequence of her glitching on camera. but congress would not be able to spend too much money. >> true. they cancel each other out. the libertarian part, they can't work. dana? >> something with a rally. i think the president did. i laughed so hard. i can't rem

>> jesse: oprah winfrey. >> tucker: jesse.prah winfrey. >> you know he hit before the question ended. >> jesse: not true. >> tucker: i'm not there our judges will have to address you guys are the metropolitan. the buzz counts. okay. walls it a rope pra winfrey? >> $50 million, that's how much oprah is losing after weight watchers stock plunges. oprah owns part of the company which blames the stock drop on less people signing up for its program. i hope you didn't pay an analyst for that evaluation. >> tucker: oh, kilmeade. can i ask you guys did you know oprah was a biblical name? >> jesse: did i not know that. >> tucker: i didn't either but i'm episcopalian. >> greg: marks brothers were in the old testament. >> tucker: they were? they may have written it. >> greg: very brutal trio of brothers. >> >> tucker: hands on buzzers. question two. this is multiple choice. wait until you get all the options. the president's working lunch with the north korean leader featured a interesting menu dessert certain vegetable in light sugary s

>> jesse: he has a bachelors. >> martha: i guess he's not called doctor. >> jesse: he is a sketch comedy has a netflix special out, he has a healthy ego. may be even healthier than mine. >> martha: that couldn't be. >> jesse: everybody has been wrong. they said mass extinction, ice age, heat wave and no one has been right. >> martha: it doesn't bother you with your report last week that they are all of the species that are in danger of extension. you don't want that? >> no, i am for animals. i don't want him going extinct. the planet renews its health but i'm doubtful that man is causing the warming because these experts have been saying this for years. the experts said there was going to be a y2k meltdown, they said there was a russian collusion, didn't happen. when someone tells me who was an expert that i need to give them all of my money or else the world is going to end, i am suspicious. >> martha: you are on record of being suspicious. it is interesting that more people seem to feel that there is a big issue with climate change and something should be done. it will clearly be a big

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rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical staff member. i mean, he's running what i consider 50% of this business, the center of the business. so you and i haven't had a chance to talk or anything. do you wanna be here long-term? >> actually, yeah, i love it here. i mean, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the

i‘ve never sent any of that to jess phillips. police are investigating to see if an offence has taken place. could i ask you a really personal question? sure. have you been raped. i have been sexually assaulted. do you usually ask people if they have been raped? do you find that an appropriate question?” appreciate it‘s a sensitive question. i had no idea.” appreciate it‘s a sensitive question. i had no idea. idon't think you would ask a woman if she had been raped. i have, several times. really? in this context? the reason i am asking the question, honestly, is to see if you understand the impact that your rape discourse has on victims of sexual crimes? do you understand the impact of those who have been the victim of sexual violence question mark i don‘t think you have been speaking to victims. i‘m not speaking for them i‘m telling you what they said. ican them i‘m telling you what they said. i can tell you what victims have said to me. let me read you what survivors have told us. there is no one narrative here. are you interes

i didn't want jesse owens to be thrown aside. i didn't want people to forget about tommie smith, even though there is a 50th anniversary of the medal stand protest, i didn't want lebron james, colin kaepernick, eric reed to be the face of a historical movement and that is what african-american male protest is. it is an historical movement. >> thank you for speaking with us. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> university of minnesota history professor katharine gerbner talks about protestant christians and quakers, and their relationship to slavery in 17th century barbados. she is the author of "christian slavery, conversion and race in the protestant world." national society of colonial dames of america hosted the event. to theome all of you museum. how many are visiting for the first time tonight? .ood, it is great the proportion of new visitors-ish shrinking which means we are getting the word out there and that is really exciting. you all have heard and for those regulars i will u

. >> jesse: you remember this past friday?re is the discussion. roll it. >> what was your most memorable experience with law enforcement? >> i got pulled over by a cop and i thought i was speeding but you just wanted his picture with me. >> all right, so he said i was a boldfaced liar but guess what may have a facebook message from the police officer lieutenant layton. and he told me, tell greg my employer can't touch me now because i'm retired. >> greg: and the county magistrate had the picture hung up. [laughter] >> thank you for reaching out in michigan. >> dana: other police officers, don't have a heart attack if i get pulled over. >> greg: it is going to be another great show july 20th, the paramount theater, as barry park new jersey. >> it is a great theater. go to the website to buy tickets because they will sell out rather fast. time for something new. >> greg, it is just a doughnut news. >> greg: so put up this hostess tweet. this really got my jaw and i don't even know what that means. new, jumbo doughnut for breakfa

>> i think jesse is right. think comey is a hero to democrats the way he did to hillary clinton and they had an on-going investigation into russia and the ties to the trump campaign. i think jesse is wrong he got fired. he was thrown out by president trump and people argued whether was part of trump's effort to interfere the mueller report. >> and mueller report said no obstruction. >> my feeling is this: when you hear him respond to barr. you are not just hitting comey. you hearing a lot of people including the current head of the fbi who said he didn't know of any evidence of spying by the fbi. there is nothing like. this you worry that bill barr has become the president's lawyer as opposed to the attorney general of the united states. >> i want predictions for what you think will happen to comey? >> predictions? i don't know. everybody gets a choice on how they want to conduct their life and deal with their public service after they retire or force retirement or firing. you think about james comey. not liked

jes jesse, he went through the process.ll about due process. >> i am. >> so should we change the process? >> for traitors? >> no. they should have charged him harder when they had a chance. the guy is johnnie walker, a great name in america, johnnie walker. this is what he does? he goes and fights with the taliban? a waste of potential. think about it. there's democrats on the left that want to lock up trump but they want this guy going free. how sick is that? think about the word traitor, this is a great opportunity to find out what a real traitor is. they call trump a traitor, this guy is the real traitor. you're right. look what he did. the u.s. government has documents that said he was talking with other radicals in prison. he had not been reformed, he never renounced his ideology and he continues to advocate for global jihad. so we have that. i'm sure he will get beat up at some bar when he gets out on whatever it is. >> he doesn't drink. >> we should started talking about what this is all about, afghanistan. we're sti

originally from monroe louisiana, jesse leads new orleans with her family. please join me in welcoming jesse. two library, and in baltimore. thank you. >> how are you? i'm going to do a little 19th-centurypowerpoint, there are very many of us . is that in the way of the shot? here we go. okay. that will show us the picture . of mary. i'm here today to talk about my book girl in black and white, because it's the story of mary mildred williams. after nearly a decade of scholarship and grant funded research in america's archives, along with my fellow anti-slavery sellers tried and mary mitchell had determined that this photograph, is this dynamic type of mary may well be the first of its kind . one of the first images of photographic propaganda, one of the first portraits solely made to prove a political point , i am a photographer and the lens is my representational method of choice but i also understand that a lens is the mimicry of the eye it's a tool that copies the way that we see . and in this case, when photography was invented, people saw the opportunit

cisneros's truckn this is jesse os.ryant flemate. they arrive to the hotelan togetherthen here comes kat. >> and that's where jesse explains, "you have a client." and i was, like, "what are you talking about, i have a client?e as, like, "you're going to have sex with this man." he was, like, "you're going to tell him you're 19 and your name is rose."ge and this strcomes in... he did those things to me... he puts thmoney in the drawer, and then he leaves. ♪ it was like my whole world just collapsed. >> narrator: over the course of week, she was taken to homes and hotel oms and repeatedly sold forex, until someone saw her outside the hotel, became suspicious, and called the police. >> and then we went and checkedi back in, bwas into a different room. oo was at the comfort inn, but it was a different it was outside the room that i showed you. >> she's the only victim i've had who could tell me specific room numbers of hotel rooms that they had been taken to. okay, so they went into that room 204 that you pointed out yester

i'm jesse waters with emily, dana and greg, juan. this is "the five." democrats in the media are in full meltdown mode after the house judiciary committee voted to hold bill barr in contempt. they're furious that barr won't break the law and hand over an unredacted version of the mueller report. so now democrats are talking about it, talk about collusion. >> ever wonder what a constitutional crisis looks like? open your eyes. >> we're now in a constitutional crisis. president trump appears to be heading to a constitutional crisis. >> i saw this coming and mentioned the constitutional crisis. >> we're hovering on a constitutional crisis. >> we're in a constitutional conflict careening to a crisis. >> do you agree that we're in a constitutional crisis? >> we are. >> that is what they're saying now. but back in 2012, democrats and the media were singing a different tune. reason when democrats walked out when eric holder was held in context over the fast and furious scandal? jerry nadler called it "shameful and politically motivated". here's what two other