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

>> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, juan williams and emily compag compagno. from new york city, this is "the five." musical it's memorial day, the unofficial kickoff to summer and even though this holiday may be different this year, social distancing during a pandemic, we are still going to have a lot of fun. before we get to that, we want to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice fighting for our country's freedom. we'd also like to honor the heroes on the front lines battling the coronavirus. the countless doctors, nurses, emts, police officers and other first responders putting themselves in harm's way. thank you for everything you're doing to help americans get through this. we've got a great show in store, we are answering your fan mail questions for the entire hour. let's get started with some quarantine-themed ones. okay, first question. jeremy, we've got this. best movie you've seen so far during all of this? emily? >> emily: i wi

. [♪] jesse: welcome to watters, i'm jesse watters.onald trump revealed he was taking hydroxychloroquine. >> i am taking it, cloarp quinn --hydroxychloroquine every dayi take a pill every day. a lot of our front-line workers take it. plus it doesn't hurt people. it has been out on the market or malaria and lupus and other things. many doctors are in favor of it. many front line workers won't go there unless they have the hydroxy. fit was anybody other than me, people would say isn't that smart. jesse: president trump is flying around visiting facilities, hosting events, briefing the media. you don't think the leader of the free world should be protected with whatever medicine is available? the media thought this was the most dangerous thing in the world. >> trump has been experimenting with hydroxychloroquine. >> at this point what unhealthy thing isn't strum doing? >> this is deadly serious. it's quite dangerous. >> he says he's been on this thing for 2 1/2 weeks. but when you read the side effects, psychosis, paranoia, hair loss. i t

jesse: what a joke.he obama people got caught this week and it looks like it went straight to the top. remember the obama officials who told the country trump was a traitor. >> the great case officer, vladimir putin. he knows how top handle an asset and that's what he's doing with the president. >> do you think president trump is anne a russian asset? >> i think it's possible. >> he has take and series of step that if vladimir putin dictated them he couldn't have mirrored any more effectively. jesse: these people were lying on national television. they knew they were lying but they didn't think they would get caught. when house republicans put them under oath every single one of them said they had seen know evidence of collusion. ric grenell, acting director of national intelligence released the transcripts of these low lives, james clapper. quote never saw any direct empirical evidence. samantha power. i'm not in possession of anything. susan rice, i don't recall. andrew mccabe on the steele dossier, we

jesse: go ahead. guest: the most important thing on your dbq is to generate an argument and to prove that argument by analyzing the documents, where you can bring in outside information and you understand the ways in which they support your argument, and following through with your argument through multiple paragraphs. the complexity point is very important, but it is not essential. what is essential is that you have your argument clear, that you bring to bear evidence to prove that argument, and that evidence the a combination of the documents provided. as many of those that you can use. and outside information that you remember from class, from your reading. much of that outside information can be triggered by the document s itself. jesse: here is another question a student has texted and -- or send to us on twitter. since the test is open notes, what do you believe are the key things to have printed out and sitting in front of us for the test? i don't want to have too many things in front of me, bu

. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. america is on the comeback trail.ou can file. the federal stay at home restrictions just expired. half of the states have begun to re-open. 31 states are loosening the shutdowndown. malls, movie theaters and churches opening up in some states. we need to remain vigilant, stay clean and stay safe. but the crisis phase of the pandemic is past us. the sun is shining and the american people are ready for regrowth. despite nasty coverage the president's approval rating is at an all-time high. he reached an all-time high with independents. a majority of americans approve of his handling of the coronavirus. this will make it media even more mad. they won't cover the opening up honestly. if one single person catches the coronavirus from a barber shop, all news will shift against republican governors who let people go to work and they will cherry pick every case. they will say it's about saving lives. but they all live in new york. they don't understand the rest of the country. and always take the opposite side of what the pre

jesse: right. so they had to take a matter or else you would finger them for all the crimes they committed during the campaign. do you think it goes back farther than that? i'm just wondering, remember the birth certificate thing with trump and obama? i mean i feel like it is personal. i think you are right, i think they had a mid life crisis when he won because they all thought they were going to get jobs and supreme court picks, and it was going to be a third obama term, and they couldn't come to grips with it, so they lost their minds and broke the law. >> yeah, i think it is a little bit of both. i think you're right to point out the personal aspect of this. remember, president obama is used to getting worshipped. he was worshipped at harvard law school. he was treated like, you know, the second coming, as a first term senator. he gives one speech at the dnc in 2004 about red state, blue state, then he ends up being one of the most polarizing forces in american politics over his eight years. so

jesse go ahead.r: what is the significance of martin luther king's letter from the birmingham jail. guest: james, i am so glad you raised an essential document. i have a cue card here of my essential documents. we know that on the argument essay, you will be asked to use at least one, if not two of the essential documents on the argument. i would not be sitting today saying, oh, i wonder what document they will use. i would prepare all nine. and i have my cue card my , teleprompter, ready to go. i can only hope that they use mlk's letter from a birmingham jail. what a terrific document for all of us to read, not just yesterday or today, but tomorrow one of the greatest documents in , our history. king, of course, jailed because they were worried his civil rights movement would cause trouble. they were negotiating with king andthey were negotiating with king to lay it down relax, , settle. and ml king writes this amazing manifesto, this creed of the civil rights movement. it is, we can't wait any long

. >> jesse: the procedure.s for knowledge. not if you're alarmed by a phone call. >> juan: for knowledge, exactly right, so you can have some context and understand the extent of the threat to us as an american people. to your larger point, donald trump has yet to explain what this obamagate is about, other than to try to distractible from his failing handling of the pantin pandemicy marino bartiromo asked exactly what crime did obama commit? he went off about peter strzok and lisa page. >> jesse: you haven't been listening to the president. as we have been listening to the president and talking about this obamagate thing on the show, it goes into the dirty dossier that they used and then fabricated the evidence to the judge. goes to the criminal leak of mike flynn. the insertion of spies into a campaign. it goes to the set up of mike flynn. all of these things come together and when he says obamagate, you can't just dismiss it as a conspiracy theory. >> dana: i think when the president says you're going to see

what song, jesse? right off the back, think of a song you hate. >> jesse: i love music, greg.. i am a flautist. i can get down to pretty much anything. any song that you play in your stupid bump in. your little death metal crap. i hate that. >> greg: that was pretty harsh. emily. >> emily: the one that goes "party monkey. in the house tonight." i hate that song. i hate. hate. oh, oh, and now it's going to be "bohemian rhapsody." >> greg: whoa that is a mortal sin. one of the greatest songs ever. but it does get overplayed. >> dana: and i would never have to hear it again. >> jesse: i know who's going to get more hate mail than me. >> greg: juan, what song? >> juan: in the christmas season, what's that song about santa claus ran over grandma. i always think why are they playing this? it's awful. i don't think it's funny. >> dana: grandma got ran over by a reindeer. >> juan: yeah. >> greg: i have to go with "i will be loved" by maroon 5. quite possibly the worst song ever created. all right, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with dana perino, greg gutfeld, juan williams, and katie pavlich. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." it looks like the obamagate scandal is about to get a lot bigger. acting national intelligence director ric grenell has declassified information about the obama administration officials responsible for unmasking michael flynn. a source familiar with the intel saying that those yet to be released names on the list will make waves. the doj is reviewing the documents ahead of a possible release. remember, leaking unmasked information or using it for political gain is illegal. barack obama and joe biden facing renewed scrutiny over a key oval office meeting back in january 2017 where the flynn investigation came up. biden is flip-flopping on what he knew. >> i know nothing about those moves to investigate michael flynn. i thought you asked me whether or not i had anything to do with him being prosecuted. i'm sorry. i was aware that they had asked for investiga

on april 3, they were in jesse's cabin planning this robbery when jesse noticed a needlework on the wall was crooked. he pulled the chair over and sat on the chair to straighten it. he heard a caulking of the pistol. jesse turned his head to look at him, and as he turned bob shot him. he was killed instantly. his wife and children came rushing in to see what happened. bob fled immediately. his brother was also there, trying to convince them that the pistol had gone off accidentally and he eventually ran as well. interestingly enough, the picture shows bob ford and jesse james together. last october, a woman came forward and said this was a family picture they were handing down. someday from the houston police department who does all of their facial recognition analysis took a look at concluded this is a legitimate photo. a couple of the james brothers historians don't like the idea of robert ford and jesse james being in a picture together and are claiming it is a fraud. there's a lot of uproar and it's sells kind of now interesting. the four brothers expected to be treated like heroes,

he is a big whiny cranberry. >> jesse: wow.bama just got cut. >> greg: i have never cut anyone from a team. i'm usually the one who gets c cut. >> jesse: juan, do you think barack obama is bitter because trump shorted his legacy and has exposed him as corrupt with the spygate drama? >> juan: wow. i don't think that's the case but i will let you stay there in your own fantasyland. i didn't even think what greg said was right. what happened, mitch mcconnel mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, had this idea that obama didn't leave any kind of plan for a pandemic. and then had to walk back and say that was not right. i was wrong. >> greg: did you see that? >> jesse: did you see the plan? it was hilarious. >> juan: everyone has seen the plan. what you hear from the fact-checkers is this is on fire, this misleading claim from the trump administration where's the trump plan? that's the bigger issue. >> greg: we are seeing it. >> juan: no leadership coming from this president, ignoring the cdc. >> greg: he killed all those people i

jesse. >> jesse: all right, we have jesse's boxing news. do we have anything? there we go. body. seriously it's my body. not kidding. i have really been working that hard and i've been working out so hard, i'm going to participate in a celebrity boxing match. you guys are not going to believe who i'm going to get into the ring with. mike tyson very just kidding. mike tyson put out of training video. he says he's back. look at him, great shape. look at the speed on the power. he is still got it. i am ready for a holyfield rematch. i don't know about you guys but i am ready to get sports back on. >> dana: indeed. on sunday you will get to watch nascar. you remember canine companions for independence, a great group. we had spike. it's a nonprofit and it trained service dogs for those in need. we able -- they can't get puppies where they need to beat. these wonderful private pilots have decided that they are going to take up the cause. they have 29 puppies there will be flown to seattle, boise, portland, great falls, montana, to get to their trainer so they can become canine co

jesse: the problem is it wants what they say it was. here is the va secretary. >> the media has not reported accurately. that wasn't a va study. researchers took va numbers. they were not clinically reviewed or fear reviewed. they didn't look at the bare just co-morbidities that patients in that studied have. the department of defense and the va have been using it for 65 years. on any given day the va uses 42,000 doses of this drug. jesse: the whole va deal the media keeps touting. it wasn't a drug trial. and a couple of the guys who did the study are drug company consultants who have a financial interest in discrediting the generic version of the drug. christmas cuomo says trump's drug comments are about politics. >> why did he bring up this hydroxychloroquine. it's all a beautiful distraction. it's a winning argument for him. i don't know that it will help with his health. but it helps cover up his weaknesses. jesse: chris cuomo of all people lecturing the people. cuomo got infected with the virus and wasn't safe about it. he said tak

>> jesse: i do.iously when you see this woman speak, she's highly intelligent, she's articulate and she believes something happened. we don't know the truth. she definitely is convincing. that's not good enough but it's definitely something when you see it and you feel it. i understand why she chose megyn kelly. she's in a tough spot. she wants to do the most fair and balanced or kind of nonpartisan interview she can, and the democrat media, they are not really reaching out to her. they are playing games. she doesn't want to go on fox first, although you know, "watters world" has been trying to book her. i'm not going to hold it against her that she chose megyn kelly. that's fine. but megyn has been a crusader for women but she's also a lawyer who understands due process. she doesn't also have this big corporate entanglement behind her. you know, a big relationship with politicians, other agendas. it's kind of a pure interview. but do i think that this puts it to rest? no. the polygraph challenge, th

jesse. >> greg: super. >> jesse: speaking of animals, there was a bear.o a mercedes-benz of the woods in north carolina. watch this. >> [bleep] [bleep] [screaming] >> jesse: backs away from the car. >> greg: jesse, only you would be laughing at that. >> dana: will have to do the others another day. thanks for joining us. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >> bret: good evening. i am bret baier. we are following some major stories. the u.s. has officially eclipsed the 100,000 death mark due to the coronavirus. that is according to numbers from johns hopkins university. we will have more on the pandemic shortly. president trump is threatening to regulate or even shutdown social media companies he feels are out to get him. conservativeand conservatives ps growing in minneapolis following the death of an african-american man charlie after he was arrested and restrained by a police officer. we begin with the postponement

jesse, i'm kidding. i'm kidding.go after jesse man, come on, don't do that. >> jesse: that is the one about-ism that i approve of. if you think about this, the governor of the state with the highest death count who told everybody not to worry about this thing and who shuttled people in the nursing home, being interviewed by his brother who got infected by who knows how, maybe not washing his hands, broke quarantine and now schilling for china. and the media thinks that is great. because that is all that cnn has. this is like don jr. interviewing eric and the rest, oh, that was great. that was a great interview, guys, like no, that's not how it is. >> greg: that is actually not a bad idea. i can see that as a special. nancy pelosi asked when pressed on joe biden sexual assault allegations. you will see that next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otez

jesse. >> juan: i beat you to it. >> jesse: there is one answer i'm not allowed to say, so i'm goingnot money, i can't say money? are you sure that i can't say money? wishes? >> greg: you get wishes. >> jesse: three wishes. >> greg: unlimited wishes. katie. >> katie: i would say land or airplane rides. >> greg: that is good, that is very practical. if you have land, you're going to need the airplanes. i am like jesse, what i want to say is perhaps illegal, right now. it might change in a few years where we all look back and go, why was that illegal, so i'm not going to say what it is. but if you have any, meet me after the show. i'm usually on 46th. all right, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to to ewhether you'reting these uncaring for your. family at home or those at work, principal is by your side. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you understand what the recently passed economic pa

jesse. >> juan: i beat you to it. >> jesse: there is one answer i'm not allowed to say, so i'm going is not money, i can't say money? are you sure that i can't say money? wishes? >> greg: you get wishes. >> jesse: three wishes. >> greg: unlimited wishes. katie. >> katie: i would say land or airplane rides. >> greg: that is good, that is very practical. if you have land, you're going to need the airplanes. i am like jesse, what i want to say is perhaps illegal, right now. it might change in a few years where we all look back and go, why was that illegal, so i'm not going to say what it is. but if you have any, meet me after the show. i'm usually on 46th. all right, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ our members understand social distancing. being prepared and overcoming challenges. usaa has been standing with them for nearly a hundred years. and we'll be here to serve you for a hundred more. ♪ so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be

jesse: go ahead, then.st wondering, of all the people taking the test at the same time, there shouldn't be a chance that the server or website should go down, is there? guest: [laughter] oh boy, miles, i hope not. guest: there is no chance, miles. caller: ok. guest: but make sure if you have siblings or family members that are heavy streamers or gamers, and your internet is a little more limited, you will want to ask them to pause what they are doing, so that you've got the bandwidth to be able to upload when you are done writing your essay. guest: miles, are you still on the line? jesse: i think he has already dropped off. now i want to look at one of the documents that may show up in some form, maybe not on this test, or maybe showed up before. tell us what the student is supposed to do once they see this. so here is something a student could see, as an example for one of these tests. this is in north carolina contract from 1882 that says, "to everyone applying to rent land upon shares, the following cond

jesse. >> jesse: i don't know how to top that but i will try.rnor ron desantis, opening up beaches down there in sunny florida but the grim reaper showed up. that's right. the angel of death as they are warning people not to sunday if in case they have a death wish, telling people to get off the beach. we don't know who it is dressed up like that, if it's andrew gillum or an angry spring breaker. we are not quite sure but we sure would like to know. >> greg: it's a guy protesting the opening of the beaches. i tried to get them on the show when they turned us down. >> jesse: you trying to book the grim reaper? >> greg: yeah. >> jesse: that is my territory, gutfeld. >> greg: [laughs] i'm glad they are opening beaches. as long as it's not the movie, juan. i hated that movie. >> juan: all right, well, never too early to talk about the endless summer. you remember that movie about surfers going around the world in search of the perfect wave. well, here's the spectacular wave on the southern california coast. take a look. the blue light coming from th

i don't know, jesse, do you like the ingenuity? >> jesse: think we need it.taurant where they have bumper tables and you don't need a mask because you're 6 feet apart and you've got the bumper table. >> dana: all right. greg, we've been talking about innovation. these people are thinking of things. >> greg: what is it really for? what is it really for? when you're really attracted to somebody who might have a cold sore. >> dana: and then your remote runs out of batteries. all right, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead

[laughter] >> jesse: i don't even know where the water cooler is. >> marie: greg, do you miss jesse'sjust described himself as michael scott in "the office." the person who comes in the offices as you know what, people like my jokes. i'm going to go over and make some conversation. you know what i find interesting, how self-righteous the media got telling you to stay home for three months under the threat of shaming, arrests, fines. when it comes to looting, and vandalism, there is no shaming. they could shame you because you weren't wearing a mask that they are not shaming people carrying out tvs. anyway, i wanted to bring up the most awkward thing that's going to happen in work and that's getting onto an elevator. if an elevator door opens and there's two people on the elevator, do you get in? if you wait and somebody lines up behind you, are you they going to be mad at you if you don't go in and they go in? it's going to be complicated because the elevator could be one of the main ways a virus spreads. you are in a box with other people. you haven't thought about that, have you? >>

." ♪ >> jesse: hello everyone, i am jesse watters along with dana perino, greg gutfeld, and emily compagno>> president trump: oh, boy, what a crowd. and outside we have many more people than this outside, it's incredible. the team is looking at bringing back its signature mega rallies and the trump campaign is explored ways to get back on the road in order to re-energize the base while joe biden does webcast from his basement. kellyanne conway reacted earlier. >> there will be rallies, i sure hope so. we only have two out of every ten states. >> president trump is itching to get back in front of his voters. biden's campaign is saying it could be a while. >> we are going to go out on the campaign trail when it's safe to do so. we are waging and it aggressive virtual campaign, and we are out and about. >> all right. the president didn't have to go to detroit, he could go to count a county in michigan that has like a dozen cases of coronavirus and that he could do it outside along with a group of people and it could bring a lot of money to small businesses in that area. i mean, this is doable

jesse, go ahead. >> jesse: the fake news media have struck again. everybody knows the mom texts.ve been asking our celebrity guests to read real text messages from the women who brought them into the world and the result is mom texts. >> watching the movie "giant," and she texted me and said he had a big head. he was attractive. >> jesse: i mean, it's not even funny and they took it. >> dana: nobody will ever replace and waters -- ann watters. >> juan: i'm with you. the world of entertainment lost two wonderful people is weekend, one of the original rock stars, little richard died at 87. you know him from tutti-frutti and lucille. also jerry stiller. if you may remember him from appearances with his wife on. sullivan but for the younger generation, take a look. >> festivus is not over! let's rumble! >> juan: that was on "seinfeld." he went on to do >> dana: juan, i've got to run. never miss an episode of "the five." bret baier is up next. >> bret: we will get dagen next time. breaking tonight, president trump says anyone who wants of coronavirus test can get one. the president he

liberty. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's time now for "one more thing" and we have jesse's work out news. at me. you know the "game of thrones" actor, i don't want to mess up his name because he can beat me up. this guy, the mountain, beat the world record in the dead left. there he is, sniffing a little ammonia to clear his head. dad lifted one -- [laughs] a little. lightweight. it's like a walk in the park for gutfeld. dana, you're next. >> dana: all right, i will be quick. last week we did this first virtual minute mentoring on instagram live. it was a big success. i loved it. doing it again tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern on my instagram page. and minute mentoring. our expert's of fitness expert, entrepreneur, creator of booty barre. she's amazing. she's helped other people start their own businesses especially women. going through a little bit of a hard time right now going through lockdown but she's optimistic and encouraging. join us tonight at 7:00 p.m. at minute mentoring. >> greg: booty barre. i went there once. greg's catastrophe. catch a lie cost took a masks -- cats are like hockey

why is the president -- >> dana: we have to get jesse in here, juan. jesse watters. i can give you the floor. i do think people are being quite responsive. people on the fringes but people are trying to figure it out in a responsible way. you can trust americans to do that. >> greg: right. sorry. >> jesse: yes, i will be quick because i know we went a little longer. the american people allowed the government to lock us down. he was a consent of the governed -- it was a consent of the governed. we are going to let you sit in your house, not going to go to work, close your private business but at the end the day, we are not peasants. we are not going to sit here

. >> jesse: all right. let's listen to cuomo kind of point fingers at the federal government and you can react to it. >> new york followed the presidents agencies guidance. that's not my intent to politicize it. it's my intent to depoliticize it. so don't criticize the state for following the president's poli policy. >> jesse: do you think people are going to buy that? >> dana: well, i talked about this a little bit last week. remember the state of washington was the first to have a big outbreak in a nursing home. that was one of the places that we first saw, this could spread quickly and easily. as we have seen, the cdc guidance has continued to change. it changes quite regularly which is a little bit disturbing, on masks and other things. the governor of new york i think finally is feeling the pressure after some sustained attention on this issue, not from everybody but finally i think because advocates for the elderly, family members of these people that died, in nursing homes. on average, jesse, about t

to jesse can you hear? >> i can hear you, you're talking about a scrimmage that touched off the activity. we are standing on north fifth and santa clara. there was a demonstrator on this corner who was going back and forth with police. at some point, i don't know whether he longed or they move forward that the two came together. that's when police forcefully arrested one man right here. that's when people started throwing things that san jose police officers and that's when you started to see teargas being lobbed by the police down santa clara street. police have since moved from their position here on fifth and they have pushed the demonstrators back along santa clara. they are headed towards the west if you know downtown at all, moving towards sap center. there are residual police officers left on the back and to keep people from going onto santa clara street. you see officers on the nights six and gas masks they are using teargas. go ahead turn to the left. there are armored personnel carriers down at th

well i mean honestly jesse i don't know enough about the science of what's going on right now i just know that the ocean it represents a place for people to you know maybe deal with their anxiety or just take a break from you know the stress that that the pandemic is creating in you know like like i mean i don't think they closed central park and i know that there's they're trying to create places for people to be able to you know go into nature during during this time i mean the one thing that we do deal with is is that we have such a high volume of people that if they you know leave beaches open you know then you'll have you'll have the problem of you know a large group of people congregating but you know like in hawaii for example all the beaches are open you just have to go directly to the water and then be in the water and come to you know and when you come in go to your car and and keep us you know keep keep social distancing but you know it's i mean it's something that you'd have to consider if you don't like is it worth the ticket to for the sanity you know so i think and tha

i think i argued for jesse jackson. as a forerunner to barack obama and he kind of first set the idea that it was possible. a lot of people didn't want to run for president and also as a great orator and someone who's inspired many generations to have hope and faith. so there was a lot of debate. people getting knocked down and added on . and it was very spirited. >> you're the co-author of a book on justice clarence thomas. was he considered for this "the fierce 44"? >> he was raised to and as a supreme court justice he was someone who was raised. there were a lot of people who were raised. i think we were mindful also of not trying to make these choices based on ideology or based on factors that hey, this person was isolated from the race. we tried to look at achievement and what was done and obviously with 44, you're missing a lot ofpeople . tiger woods is not on here. i think louis armstrong is another that was debated. >> but duke ellington isin here . >> a part of it, the process was we thought about we don't want

his latest bestselling book is life writer so i take this time to welcome laird hamilton to off to jesse ventura of the world according to laird thank you like many physical activities surfing can have a spiritual or therapeutic value in all that but out in california right now due to this pandemic they are apparently busting people for surfing and things like that laird i'd like to get your opinion how do you feel when surfers have gotten tickets for surfing and doing things like that in california now are they in danger surfing because of this pandemic. well i mean honestly jesse i don't know enough about the science of what's going on right now i just know that the ocean it represents a place for people to you know maybe deal with their anxiety or just take

jesse, putting, going, doing.the ing to your verbs, you sound like you were raised by wolves. number five, your hair looks great longer but your sideburns to appear uneven. i'm not so sure about that. and lastly, darling, you know the drill. obama gate is the transparent effort to change the subject. and a speaking of throwing mud, water's world at p.m. thursday night, check it out memorial day weekend. >> dana? >> you know things are hard in the quarantine. check out nate and patty, they went out for a date night dinner and they got take out, and i think this is so creative and awesome, they figured out how to have a date night eating outside in the back of their truck. congratulations on that creativity all around. >> get it, because the bed of the truck? i'm giving my time to katie. >> okay, one family in florida has been fostering a 2-year-old little girl and her name is isola, look how they adopted her. >> you are going to be electronically signing this federal judgment. so that is the moody family from flori

>> jesse: oprah winfrey. >> tucker: jesse, winfrey. >> greg: you know he hit it before the question was answered. >> tucker: you guys are in the metropolis, the buzzer counts is what they say. was it oprah winfrey? >> oprah is losing after weight watchers stock plunges. oprah owns the company, which blamed for the stock dropped. i hope you did not pay us for an evaluation. >> tucker: by the way, can i ask you, did you know that oprah was a biblical name? >> jesse: i didn't know that. >> tucker: it is harpo spelled backwards. and the famous studio. >> greg: it is a word in the old testament. >> jesse: very brutal 30 brothers. >> tucker: hands-on buzzers, wait until you get the options. the president's working lunch with dictator with an interesting menu. the dessert consisted of a certain vegetable in a light sugary syrup.. a, green beans, b, wood-eared mushrooms or c, chinese water chestnuts? >> greg: the mushrooms. >> tucker: wood-eared mushrooms and it sounds repulsive but wood-eared mushrooms. >> listen at this a for the finish, the traditional loadeds seeds and mushrooms in light f

jesse but. what if you're welcome. come along for. the world according to cherish. good food descriptions sound up the even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out and pick food may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders if that allergies we are actually creating these problems is a huge epidemic of tom's all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. jeffrey but. what you're welcome are we come along for. the world according to cherish. it's my pleasure to welcome back the jurors. i imagine that name jason tetro he's an expert in microbiology and immun