also, do not forget to follow jesse watters. @jessewaters on instagram. s login after this so i can check it as well. there you go. >> dana: definitely follow jesse, that may be the only way you see him today. >> dan: hundreds of people valid in tulsa on behalf of two police officers stopped during a traffic stop. you're walking into the unknown every time so let's hope these heroes can pull through and good for the tulsa community for coming together. >> dana: we will check in on how they're doing indeed. donna? >> donna: as you know, over the weekend, mississippi state legislature voted to replace the state flag. i'm not a native of mississippi, my grandmother was born and raised there, i know she would be proud of this moment but let me allow the young graduate of jackson state to sum it up for all of us. >> one of the last date and the unions to have have a confederate emblem on our flag. if mississippi can make a drastic change like that we can do anything. >> donna: jordan, you are right. we can do everything. with that i just want to say to the gove

i don't say this lightly. >> walked back jesse watters. you do not have the right to talk about seattle music, grunge or anything in the 90s. this movement allows the city council and the mayor who is conveniently not paying attention to the homeless crisis, homelessness and in a wealthy city like seattle has gotten out of control and now they don't have to address that because they can talk about the summer of love. i guess homelessness is just camping, never mind the women and the vulnerable who are sexually assaulted in situations like that, according to the seattle chief of police talking about. >> i can't imagine this is going to go on for much longer, but has to happen. coming up, the media being criticized for its coverage of seattle zone, we'll take a look at that after the break. ♪ i've always been fascinated by about what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i want that too. eliqui

. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the power grab. e subject of tonight's watters words. let's check in with the peaceful protesters. >> no piece. what a great group of people. the way they are speaking to those innocent officers. is that persuading anybody? those are the loudest voices on the front lines of this movement. the heart and soul of it. the true believers. listen to the hatred and disrespect. the officers are just standing there, getting spit on, getting things thrown on them. protecting public and private property. the media won't air foot and like this, it's too real. they have to hide the truth because if everybody knew the truth they would be disgusted by it. violence is spiking. 100 people shot the other weekend in chicago. at least 600 officers injured around the country. 15 dead in the riots. looting, arson, property crimes to the tune of a billion dollars in minneapolis alone. but it's most live peaceful, right? you know what's mostly peaceful? the tea party. the women's march. the lockdown protests. those are mostl

i am jesse watters. a conversation about race. that is tonight's show, "watters' world."u say the wrong thing, if you don't say the right thing, you get in trouble for saying nothing at all. 100% of the country is sickened by how george floyd was killed. yet the officer was charged, his fellow officers were charged, we are doing police reform, and the mobs had burn things down anyway. democrats destroying their own neighborhood and are

i am jesse watters. a conversation about race. that is tonight's show, "watters' world."u say the wrong thing, if you don't say the right thing, you get in trouble for saying nothing at all. 100% of the country is sickened by how george floyd was killed. yet the officer was charged, his fellow officers were charged, we are doing police reform, and the mobs had burn things down anyway. democrats destroying their own neighborhood and are blaming racism. >> what is to be gained? we start in one split second to think the burning and looting doesn't help you in any way. jesse: that was morgan freeman from 2015 after rioting destroyed baltimore. and why is that so hard to say? the looting and the violence is ignored or excused. the average american says no, that is not okay. and they become the bad guys and it is because of systemic racism. the people destroying the city are just trying to make the impression heard. do you really believe that millions of americans are but dems? who are not responsible for the choices that they make and they cannot shape their own destiny enact.

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. no american should ever die the way george floyd died. his off duty boss at a nightclub said he had a small build and was intimidated by bigger black guys. he didn't like work on urban nights and would always call in for backup and used pepper spray like crazy. we have come a long way on race relations and there is a long ways to go. but what happened the last two weeks isn't the way to go. a heighto -- a righteous protest iprotest -- was high jacked. store owners tried to protect their stores from looting mans and were viciously attacked. [bleep] it's hard to watch. but it's important to see what's really going on. the rest of the media is lying to you about how pure this so-called protest is. innocent truck drivers are getting pulled out of their big rigs and beaten. a few days ago in st. louis a retired police captain was guarding a store and was shot dead by looters. it was reported on facebook live. when the looting starts, the shooting starts. that's what the president said, and

i'm not sure this is going to change a lot of minds one way or the other. >> dana: jesse watters, youhris? >> jesse: sure. a lot of the audience obviously hasn't read the book so we can hash out the specific allegations and there's some big ones. putting that aside, chris, if you look at someone who i guess lobbies to be part of a presidential administration, is hired as i guess national security advisor and then is entrusted with classified information, over a year i think he was there. and then leaves and writes pretty much a tell-all about the experience immediately after being fired right before the election, doesn't that seem a little, i don't know how to characterize it. i guess i would say unusual. >> i think you can argue that it says as much about john bolton as it does about donald trump. i will tell you, because i was around and interviewing the president and when he was president-elect and he was considering john bolton for a top job at that point in 2016 after the election when he was president-elect. he had two concerns, one that he was too aggressive, too hawkish, one o

i will see you next time on [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. subject of tonight's watters words. let's check in with the peaceful protesters. >> no piece. what a great group of people. the way they are speaking to those innocent officers. is that persuadingnydy

let me bring in jesse watters, juan williams, brian kilmeade and dagen mcdowell as we continue to see on your screen the funeral procession of george floyd as he goes to his final resting place. it will be next to his mother, the woman he cried out for in his final moments. juan williams, if i can start with you, reflections on today or what we just heard about news from washington about some possible bipartisan agreement about some potential police reforms. >> juan: thanks, dana. i think it's been a very emotional day for the family and it was really the family that spoke about george floyd at the funeral in such personal ways, to talk about a poor kid who grew up in the projects in the third ward in houston. the kid who was so big, known as big george or. perry. the picture away from the news and the noise and all the protests, we see a human being. so appropriate that we focus on the fact there's a man there who lost his life in an unfortunate manner. in response to your question about all that's going on, i think they're so much arguing sometimes about this slogan, defund the poli

. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the power grab. ht's watters words. let's check in with the peaceful protesters. >> no piece. what a great group of people. the way they are speaking to those innocent officers. is that persuading

greg: we are out of tim jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters.hould ever die the way george floyd died. his off duty boss at a nightclub said he had a small build and was intimidated by bigger black guys. he didn't like work on urban nights and would always call in for backup and used pepper spray like crazy. we have come a long way on race relations and there is a long ways to go. but what

." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. a conversation about race.s country started to crack up. can't say anything anymore. say the wrong thing, don't say the right thing. be in trouble for saying nothing at all. 100% of the country is sickened by how george floyd was killed. the officer was charged. his fellow officers were charged. we are doing police reform and the mobs burned things down anyway. the mobs destroyed their only neighborhoods and

jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. the president moments away from taking the stage for the first time since the pandemic. in tulsa, oklahoma, supporters are packed inside. john roberts is in the middle of all the action. you have been to almost all of these things. how did this feel? reporter: it feels like a reemergence. there are are so many people i talked to -- it's so loud you can't hear yourself think. they were excited about getting back out here. whether they came from wichita, kansas or oklahoma city, they wanted to be part of the resurgence of the campaign. a few moments ago i had an exclusive interview with the president where he acknowledged that lot of the momentum has been lost because he has been sitting in the white house for three months. he wanted to be out here tonight saying we have done the best we can with the coronavirus. but the country has to open back up. the way this president builds momentum is by these rallies. because he can outdraw any other candidate. the bok center is about 2/3 full, b

." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. a conversation about race.his country started to crack up. can't say anything anymore. say the wrong thing, don't say the right thing. be in trouble for saying nothing at all. 100% of the country is sickened by how george floyd was killed. the officer was charged. his fellow officers were charged. we are doing police reform and the mobs burned things down anyway. the mobs destroyed their only neighborhoods and blamed racism. >> what's to be gained? you stop for one second to think burning and looting doesn't help you in any way. jeas * that was -- jesse: that was morgan freeman in 2015 after rioters destroyed baltimore. why is that so hard to say today. when the average american says that's not okay. that needs to stop now, they become the bad guys. you are told the looting and violence is trump's fault, or capitalism's fault, or because of systemic racism. and the people destroying the cities are just trying to make their oppression heard. do you believe that, that millions of americans are victims and haven't

jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters.nt moments away from taking the stage for the first time since the pandemic. in tulsa, oklahoma, supporters are packed inside. john roberts is in the middle of all the action. you have been to almost all of these things. how did this feel? reporter: it feels like a reemergence. there are are so many people i talked to -- it's so loud

. >> i'm jesse watters, welcome to "watters world."obody ever needs the police department until they need the police department. you know, it's easy to say we'll have a no police zone where we can sit around and talk about art and life & until one of those philosophies turns into a fistfight or domestic violence abuse. they will be running for the borders they set up looking for a cop to find the guy month took their seat. why hurt the boots on the ground. there are things we can do. one of the things i have been searching. qualified immunity. let's make politicians and law officials responsible. if we are going to defund anything. i would like to defund your cabin and have it sent to my house. i'm going to be spending some weekends in the chair with my shoes off drinking red wine. greg: this an unparalleled attack on my life. tyrus: defund gutfeld. i'm kent coloma, it's my job to make sure all the packages that go out today get delivered. there are people who can only get food from amazon. when you come into work, that's what drives y

jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters.he president moments away from taking the stage for the first time since the pandemic. in tulsa, oklahoma, supporters are packed inside. john roberts is in the middle of all the action. you have been to almost all of these things. how did this feel? reporter: it feels like a reemergence. there are are so many people i talked to --

i am jesse watters. a conversation about race. that is tonight's show, "watters' world."u say the wrong thing, if you don't say the right thing, you get in trouble for saying nothing at all. 100% of the country is sickened by how george floyd was killed. yet the officer was charged, his fellow officers were charged, we are doing police reform, and the mobs had burn things down anyway. democrats destroying their own neighborhood and are blaming racism. >> what is to be gained? we start in one split second to think the burning and looting doesn't help you in any way. jesse: that was morgan freeman from 2015 after rioting destroyed baltimore. and why is that so hard to say? the looting and the violence is ignored or excused. the average american says no, that is not okay. and they become the bad guys and it is because of systemic racism. the people destroying the city are just trying to make the impression heard. do you really believe that millions of americans are but dems? who are not responsible for the choices that they make and they cannot shape their own destiny enact.

who put their then >> hello everyone, i am dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the fiv five." president trump telling seattle leaders to shut down the police free zone, he will. if the president calling out democratic politicians after hundreds of protesters took over a section of the city and after police abandon a precinct. >> we are not going to let seattle be occupied by anarchists and i'm not

. >> jesse: hello everyone i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, martha maccallum and we are here in new york city, this is "the five." another day of unrest in america as massive protests over the death of george floyd continued to sweep across the country. you are looking live in new york city where there are over a dozen demonstrations and washington, d.c., is bracing for a weekend of major protests. president trump is stressing "law & order" while addressing the death of george floyd earlier t today. >> president trump: we can't let what is happening, happen. equal justice under the law, and that's every encounter with law enforcement regardless of race, color, gender or creed. we also what happened last week. we can't let that happen. >> jesse: ahead of the big protest in d.c. the liberal mayor feuding with president trump over how to keep the peace. trump blessing mayor muriel bowser for trying to kick out the national guard. okay. greg gutfeld. i don't see the problem with a national guard for this reason. when you use the national guard, the national guard

here is what he had to say to fox jesse watters. >> lets get it straight this wasn't publicity stunt on my end. i don't need all the fame and media hype to create my brand and -- and create my image. people that know me i'm 100% raw and real. howie: bubba did the right thing and went to nascar authorities and more willing to say after the fbi finding i recognize now that it wasn't aimed at me and it was perhaps some kind of hoax. charles: that was the oddest garage door rope. that did look weird. that said, all reporters had to do was go to the scene when it happened and just start asking how many other ropes are there, when was this put up. you have the date, all you need the date of when that was put up you would know it doesn't directed at him and, again, i think it's the activist nature of reporters today. i mean, listen, we are in this -- >> howie: good point. charles: take a stance and not report news and that's a big problem for the media. howie: on that note charlie gasparino, thank you very much. frank luntz weighs in saying the trump campaign is in trouble, are they rushing

and remember, i am jesse watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ judg>> he tried to get away, tht what it lookede. they would not let him get away. they were hell bent on stopping him. so yes getting away from a situation that could be detrimental to you also turned into a situation that was detrimental to you. you can't get out of it. that's probably what happened but we can't speak to it. i always try to look at from these situations to look at what it justified for the officer. i don't want to look at something totally unfairly. if they had shot while the tussle was going on and they said he reached for my gun. that's normally how this happens. they are fighting for the gun and they shoot right then. that's not what happened. if this would have happened while they were rolling on the ground. okay, maybe. that didn't happen. they didn't feel like their life was in danger while they were tussling on the ground and grabbing things. they waited until he ran off. so their justification went out the door. >> we got a check on the emotional state of these officers. it gets personal. this is a thing

i am dana perino with jesse watters, greg gutfeld, juan williams and emily compagno.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fallout continues to reverberate in the city of atlanta over the district attorney's decision to charge two officers involved in the death of rayshard brooks. the police union they're confirming officers walked off the job, called out sick in higher numbers than usual after the charges were announced. earlier garrett rolfe, the former atlanta police officer who shot and killed brooks turned himself in. he's facing 11 charges including felony murder which could carry the death penalty. and devin brosnan, the second officer involved, is out on bail after turning himself in. he is facing three charges including aggravated assault. earlier he and his lawyers spoke with the media, disputing a key thing that the district attorney said about being states witness. >> right now the d.a. is charged with a crime so he's a defendant and he's not going to answer the das questions while they bring these false charges against him. i regret that the di

i'm dana perino along with juan, jesse watters, and greg. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. fatal police shooting of a black man in atlanta fueling a fresh wave of outrage and calls to defund the place. a police officer shot and killed him during an altercation in a wendy's parking lot on friday. police say a few officers were arresting him after a sobriety test when he took a taser from one of them. surveillance video shows him running away. then, one of the officers shoot him in the back. the city medical examiner ruling the death a homicide. the officer has been fired and the city's police chief has stepped down. president trump calling it a terrible situation. the president also set to sign an executive order on police reform tomorrow. take a look. >> we are going to have some solutions, i think some good solutions and some of it as you know is about good people. we need good people in our police departments and we have mostly great people. overall, we want to law and order and we want it done fairly, justly. we want it done safely. >> dana: the deadly shooting reignitin

i'm jesse watters along with dana perino, juan williams, dan, and katie.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ liberals see seen a surge in violence while the left continues to fall for defunding the police. 14 were killed including five kids. they are calling out the lack of outrage. >> where is the outrage? where is the outrage for the 3-year-old that was killed, the same type of outrage that was called for when george floyd was killed in minneapolis? there should be people in the streets until we get it right. black men need to shut down the black community until we get it right. >> jesse: in minneapolis, a shooting spree left one dead and 11 people injured. in new york city, gun violence is up a staggering 358% this time last year. protesters, slowing down. police responding to a shooting. >> please move away. all we are trying to do is get to the victims. >> jesse: but don't worry. it's all trump's fault. "the president bears responsibility for the violence." all right, we've been talking about this for weeks and weeks. it's starting to

. ♪ >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld with jesse watters, dana perino, juan williams, and katie pavlich.the five." turn on the news and what do you see? destruction of public property after destruction of private property. but it makes sense, if you've grown tired of human victims, why not turn to the inanimate to satisfy your violent urges? know monument is safe, even though statue of a famous abolitionist was defaced by the being turned out by politically correct universities after entire cities overgrowth violent occupiers and people get pulled out of cars and stopped. the media sees evil in trump and his supporters who are doing this at all. so 2020 offered two events. the pandemic and this unending chaos. the first revealed a profound unity, a country banding together at great risk to its economy to fight killer. we all put on our masks. what's the opposite? you're seeing that now, the mob. mindless indulgent rage camouflaged as protest. instead of banding together to solve a problem, the mob celebrates the idea of no solution, only turmoil. hence the daily distraction. and the medi

all right, jesse watters everybody. "special report" is next. hey, brett. >> bret: hey, thank you.knew and more severe criminal charge against the minneapolis police officer who knelt on george floyd's neck leading to his death and sparking a week of protest that many times have devolved into violent looting or rioting across the country. prosecutors are now charging warmer officer derek sheldon with second-degree murder. they are also leveling charges against the three other officers. this comes on the same day president trump's defense secretary breaks ranks. he doesn't support the use of the insurrection act now to use active duty u.s. military to protect u.s. cities. secretary mark told uss

i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and judge jeanine pirro.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." peaceful rallies underway across the country to commemorate juneteenth, the official end of slavery in the united states. come since president trump gears up for a major relaunch of his campaign with a huge rally tomorrow night in tulsa, oklahoma. it's his first since the pandemic started. supporters lining up all week and his campaign says 1 million people have rsvped. the city's mayor declaring a civil emergency over threats of violent protests in writing. president trump responded with a stern warning to: agitators, looters or lowlifes ." the trump campaign is taking precautions and the governor of oklahoma says the event will be safe. >> we've got to learn to deal with it. we have to learn to be safe and take precautions with got to learn to too live our lives. and we feel like it's the right time to start reopening and so we are excited about the president coming in again, like they said before, there's been over a million requests

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and katie pavlich. "the five." so who knew that calling the cops when your family is threatened comes from a place of privilege? >> what if in the middle of the night my home is broken into? who do i call? >> yes, i mean, i hear that loud and clear from a lot of my neighbors and i know, and myself and i know that that comes from a place of privilege. >> greg: what an idiot. that was the president of the minneapolis city council who is planning a formal vote to defund the police. so after days of unrest, that is their next step. if you do not believe that we are in the middle of a mass delusion where humanity is willfully rejecting what works for what destroys, i don't think i can help you. but if you can't beat the mob, why not help them? let's defund. baby steps first, it's too expensive to start from scratch and create a police free city, so let's pick two cities and observe the outcomes. because the minneapolis city council is voting to defund, let's go with them first and let's do hollywood where so

. ♪ >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld with jesse watters, dana perino, juan williams, and katie pavlich. news and what do you see? destruction of public property after destruction of private property. but it makes sense, if you've grown tired of human victims, why not turn to the inanimate to satisfy your violent urges? know monument is safe, even though statue of a famous abolitionist was defaced by the being turned out by politically correct universities aft

i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and dagen mcdowell.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump leading the way on police reform while defending cops and promising to restore law and order. trump signing an executive order after weeks of protests. it bans choke hold unless an officer's life is in danger. it also calls for more police training and creates a database to track cops with complaints against them. here is the president earlier. >> these standards will be as high and as strong as there is on earth. the vast majority of police officers are selfless and courageous public servants. choke hold will be banned except if an officer's life is at risk. we will have reform without undermining our many great and externally talented law enforcement officers. >> jesse: tromped slamming the far left school to defund police, warning that getting rid of cops would be catastrophic. >> i strongly oppose the radical and dangerous efforts to dissolve our police departments especially now when we've achieved the lowest record

i'm dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters, and dagen mcdowell. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ more chaos and unrest in major american cities. in washington, d.c., the american flag going up in flames and protesters threatening to tear down the lincoln emancipation memorial. the national guard now being called into protect statues in the nation's capital. men with long guns gather in atlanta outside the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed but some are saying cops are not allowed. over in wisconsin, things took a violent turn at the state capital, crowds toppling two statues including one on the state kernel. democratic state senator also attacked. president trump promising to stop the vandalism with an executive order, take a look. >> i think many of the people knocking down the statues don't even have any idea with the statue is, they're looking at george washington, looking at abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, not going to happen. not going to happen, not as long as i'm here. as far as democrats are concerned i think

all right, jesse watters everybody. "special report" is next. hey, brett. >> bret: hey, thank you. good evening. he knew and more severe criminal charge against the minneapolis police officer who knelt on george floyd's neck leading to his death and sparking a week of protest that many times have devolved into violent looting or rioting across the country. prosecutors are now charging warmer officer derek sheldon with second-degree murder. they are also leveling charges against the three other officers. this comes on the same day president trump's defense secretary breaks ranks. he doesn't support the use of the insurrection act now to use active duty u.s. military to protect u.s. cities. secretary mark told us this afternoon the military should only be used as a last resort. but late this afternoon after a meeting of the white house, he reversed an earlier decision to send about 200 active-duty soldiers home from the washington d.c. region. i will speak with acting secretary of homeland security in just a few minutes about all of this. we have coverage at the white house. the reac

see you then >> hello everyone, i am dana perino along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse wattersew york city and this is "the fiv five." president trump telling seattle leaders to shut down the police free zone, he will. if the president calling out democratic politicians after hundreds of protesters took over a section of the city and after police abandon a precinct. >> we are not going to let seattle be occupied by anarchists and i'm not

." ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with dana perino, dan bongino, capri cafaro and emily compile.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." another weekend of lawlessness in america as violence continues to spike in democrat run cities. in new york, 18 people were shot in 24 hours. a mob hurled bottles at police. 62 people shot in chicago, 15 fatally including a 10-year-old girl and a boy under 2. seattle's cop free zone saw another deadly shooting while protesters consider a takeover of the neighborhood abandoned. the city's police chief's had enough. >> it's more important that this neighborhood is not under siege and they are not people being victimized. there are people who live here, multiple people being injured and hurt and we need to do something about it. it's absolutely irresponsible. >> jesse: the president is calling for law and order. the white house announcing the arrest of over 100 anarchists including four men who tried to tear down a statue of andrew jackson in washington, d.c. dana perino. i feel left out. i'm the only one without a vowel at the end of my

. >> jesse: hello everyone i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, martha maccallume are here in new york city, this is "the five." another day of unrest in america as massive protests over the death of george floyd continued to sweep across the country. you are looking live in new york city where there are over a dozen demonstrations and washington, d.c., is bracing for a weekend of major protests. president trump is stressing "law & order" while addressing the death of george floyd

i am one williams, along with jesse watters, greg got felled, dana perino, and dagan mcdowell.t is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." we are on day seven of civil unrest in america, protests underway to honor the memory of george floyd, but it comes after more exploitation of the tuition last night. a taking place on american streets, rocking places like new york city and st. louis, bill de blasio acting a citywide curfew that will extend from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and president trump is under fire and using extreme tactics to disperse white house protesters stressed moments before walking at a nearby church. accusing the president of fanning the flames of discord. >> we hope that so many presidents want to be a healer and chiefs, not a fan or of the flames. >> donald trump has combined george wallace with richard nixon. >> using teargas and flash grenades as a photo op of one of the most historic churches in the country or at least in washington, d.c. we can be forgiven for believing the president is more interested in power than in principle. >> juan: dana, let me

i'm jesse watters along with dana perino, juan williams, dan, and katie.new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ liberals see seen a surge in violence while the left continues to fall for defunding the police. 14 were killed including five kids. they are calling out the lack of outrage. >> where is the outrage? where is the outrage for the 3-year-old that was killed, the same type of outrage that was called