fox news contributor and cohost of the five jessica tarlov is back, great to have you, jessica.ends" cohost lawrence jones, great to have you. all right, so adam schiff has been warned about a wipeout for democrats, jessica. if biden remains in the race representative schiff of california told attendees at a dem fund-raiser that the party would lose the senate and miss a chance to take the house of the president did not drop out. jessica, where do you stand on this? should president biden remain in the race? >> well, thrilled to be back with you guys. it's been wonderful. what an insane first week back from maternity leave it's amazing in milwaukee. in terms of what is going on on the democratic side, i change depending on the hour what i think is best. i want to be risk-averse, i know joe biden is a winner, i know he has an incredible record, and he has beaten donald trump before and democrats have over performed expectations time and time again in the biden era, and then there are moments like the debate where you sit back and think is this the best person to leave the top of

yes, jessica says, seal of approval, jessica tarlov.ederal prosecutor and they want to set up federal prosecutor versus convicted felon, that's the conversation they want to have. she self describes herself as a progressive prosecutor. the accused are also victims because these him criminal justice system is broken. was her things we saw play out for her a bit. when she was at the attorney general's office in california and things you will have to discuss. >> charlie: a place like california. >> greg: it's amazing, you have to try really hard to do something like this. but it's better late than never. i think that may be, i'm giving him the best intentions that democrats are finally admitting there is some kind of intrinsic value to order and boundaries. what they did, they conflated freedom without structure or boundaries as a right, and they turned that belief onto the structures that actually preserve freedom, so you are right to disrupt civil life with a lawless existence. it just broke societies into pieces. people were scared, and

jessica tarlov, why now? why supreme court? are you going to run against clarence thomas?ica: sure, happy to run against donald trump for sure, and happy to run against clarence thomas, or at least his in ethical behavior which is what this is about. this is not going to get past, going through congress, it is dead on arrival as that reporter said, but the point is to make this an election issue, and is something that democrats feel very confident that we can do effectively for our side and b, for the biden/harris administration to be responsible for the american public. i understand people can have opposition, but they have been paying attention to where national sentiment is on these issues. really. so 67% of americans want term limits, on the supreme court. that's an ap poll from last summer. in terms of ethics code, 75% of americans would like that, one put out those pieces showing how much clarence thomas has taken and gifts and travel, he had to amend his financial disclosures because of everything that he took from harlan crow, that raises big red flags, and then yo

jessica says sea l of approval jessica tarlov.ut on this this idea of, thisr about theor and vice president was a federal prosecutor and they want to set up its federal prosecuto trhat' versus a convicted felon. that's the conversation they want to have, which she self describesth as a progressie prosecutor. and she writes about the fact that theself are also victims because the criminal justice system is brokene . s those are things that we saw play out for her a bit for the attorney general'splay o ofe when she was there in california and things that she'll have to discus genes how. >> do you destroy a place like california? it's -- it's amazing i mean, you have to try really hard to do something like this, but it's better late than never. i you know, i think that maybe i would like to think and this is the by me i'm giving himdemor the best intentions that democrats are finally admitting there's some kind of intrinsiclly admig value to order and to boundaries. i think, you know, what they did was they put they conflated freedom

we welcome to the program jessica tarlov and... a long with... great speech tonight. >> i appreciate that. >> it's an electric environment. >> it was energizing. it took me back to the campaign but this environment here is one of unity, not just in this party. it's about unity across the country. talking to people in the hallways and people outside. people are here as americans are not republicans. >> you got an incredible response. it's so good to have you. huge congratulations. >> thrilled to be back. >> in years gone by i used to... i would walk with him on the floor of the rnc and he would walk with me on the floor of the dnc, i don't know. different time? is. >> it feels like a different time. i'm seeing very few democrats around here, besides people who work at media organizations, i expected to see a lot more people on the ground. whether you were protesting are seeing what's going on, i haven't seen it. i think it's feasible there will be more republicans at the dnc. >> if i walked down or if you came with me, you would be well received.

. >> dana: let's bring in jessica tarlov and guy benson. talk about the debate issue.he said on the video i agreed to the debate terms. you weren't the candidate then. she actually didn't agree to a debate on september 10th. >> it's a different campaign now. they put out a tweet whatever happened to any time, any place. the bravado of donald trump. a challenge and gauntlet he threw down to the winner of the democratic primaries. no longer the candidate. we had a general election debate and went so badly for the democratic nominee he dropped out of the race. if kamala harris would like to have debate with donald trump moving forward it would be good to have one. trump is 100% right to open negotiations all over again. you can't switch in a new candidate midstream in the middle of a general election and pretend like the previously agreed to things all must remain in place for you. this is very abnormal. this is the right move by the trump campaign. >> if i were donald trump i wouldn't want to debate anyone else. he probably regrets having the debate with joe biden becaus

let's bring in david webb, host of the david webb show on siriusxm and jessica tarlov returning, and ost of "the five." jessica, welcome back. >> thank you. martha: thank you both for being here today. so we sit here as president trump starts to move in this direction. obviously, what happened yesterday puts a whole new frame on where we stand right now. jessica, your thoughts on where we are right now. >> first, just incredibly saddened by what happened. it was -- you couldn't believe it. i got off the plane if yesterday here at 5:00 and thought, oh, this is going to be great, have the night and then get to come back after maternity leave and just one of the most shocking and sanding things that i've certainly experienced. so definitely thinking of of and his family, certainly the victim. it seems like he had a tremendous family. i was really moved by governor shapiro's words about him when he gave his press conference and the other two victims who are wounded and, hopefully, they'll be okay. but i'm distressed for the country. i don't know where this takes us. it feels like to an in

marc thiessen, former speech writer for president trump and jessica tarlov and karl rove.lailing campaigns don't die from covid but they might die with it. >> good way to put it. they might die because of the polls. a new "politico" poll. should joe biden withdraw and let the party choose a different nominee? 65% of democrats say yes. are you not confident that he has the mental capacity to be effective as president? 48% of democrats believe that. you can imagine what the numbers are like among independents and republicans. so we saw it in our own fox news poll, 63% of all voters basically said he doesn't have what it takes to be president. that included a significant number of democrats. i think it was 40 some odd percent. 71% in the polls said they do not trust that the white house has been honest and transparent. they don't think he has what it takes and they don't trust the white house to tell them the truth about his mental condition. >> bill: we've heard it from a lot of leading democrats. the senators from colorado. he just did an interview with reuters. growing ind

charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, mary kathryn hamm and fox news contributor and jessica tarlovi wanted to bring this up. the unity that you feel here at the rnc and you can feel it across the nation for the republicans, right, coming together they feel like this is their candidate and their moment. they have the momentum. everything is going well. the opposite is true for the democrats. vance talked to kamala harris and debate. i don't think i would debate august 12th. that might not be the ticket. >> it is crazy. we have no idea. i get it. we're at the republican convention so the republican unity is on display here. the whole plan for democrats is to portray donald trump as chaotic, divisive and the party is disunited. what we've seen is the opposite of that. you have the democrat party where you have not only democrat -- top democrats in the media but leaders talking about how terrible their nominee is and so we have no idea who will be the nominee or number two on the ticket. the one thing i will say i'm grateful for is i think hassoun filed the whole country. they want to

i'm judge jeanine pirro come along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, dana perino, aunt tyrus.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ kamala harris' campaign honeymoon may be coming to an end. democrat enthusiasm is starting to fizzle out, and the attacks are ramping up. and strategists are warning the vp to brace for impact. >> republicans are going to try to introduce her on their terms. i don't blame them. i do the same thing. and she is going to have to get good fast. that is all i can say. and i'm not very giddy about this, i am not cocky at all, i think we have a tough election ahead of us. she is going to get slaughtered. this is just part of -- no different than it was any other time. >> judge jeanine: the trump campaign already hammering kamala's failures at the southern border, with his new ad in key swing states. >> you haven't been before he. >> and i haven't been to europe. i don't understand the point that you are making. >> kamala harris failed, weak, dangerously liberal. >> judge jeanine: and donald trump himself says taking on harris will be a piec

i'm dana perino along with katie pavlich, jessica tarlov, brian kilmeade, and greg greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ well, he's back and he's going up the stairs. president biden making his first public appearance days after his party forced him off the ticket, and crowned his vp as queen of the democrats. it took only 36 hours for kamala harris to lock down enough delegates to become the presented democratic nominee and doing so without earning a single primary vote. kamala keeping the momentum going speaking to a crowd of 3,000 supporters in battleground wisconsin. it was our first official rally and harris took the fight right to donald trump. >> helped us win in 2020. ended 2024, we will win again. i took on perpetrators of all kinds. predators who abused women. fraudsters who ripped off consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say, i know donald trump's type. i will probably put my record against his any day of the week. >> dana: and it looks like the media is having a harris honeymoon. speak a kind of fell

the five co-host jessica tarlov.ressman from south carolina and byron york chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner." brit, that was a slow move up to air force one. >> yeah. and quite apart from that and that he is now ill with covid. i must say, bret, i think for the first time today that the chances are well better than even that he will not be the democratic nominee. the forces against him are growing still. more behind the scenes than in front of the scenes. but this is a situation where you have got that many people saying he shouldn't be the nominee and that many within his own party it. just seems unsustainable. >> bret: this on a day, jessica, adam schiff, the highest ranking democrat so far of the 20 others to say he should drop out. he said this: i have serious concerns about whether the president can defeat donald trump in november while the choice to withdraw from the campaign is president biden's alone. i believe it is time for him to pass the torch. adam schiff. adam schiff does not ma

i want to bring in our pal final, fox five host jessica tarlov. waiting this is how the speech, the convention ends, the nominee is official. we have a little bit of a look at wa president trump is going to say tonight. he's going to talk about being healed and getting past discord. he is running to be the president of all of america not half of america because there's no victory in winning half of america. mark. >> that's exactly the message he needs to deliver right now. joe biden ran in 2020 on a message of uniting the country and ending the chaos and tonight donald trump is going to deliver a speech on uniting the country and ending the chaos. i love it, you look at the excerpts that you said whether you voted for me or not in the past i hope you'll support me in the future exactly the message he needs to give and also tell the story of the assassination attempt and he said i'm only going to say it once never again because it's so painful. i'm looking forward to see how he shares that moment because that is a moment that opened a lot of the he

i'm jenny pirro, along: with jessica tarlov, pete hegseth, sandra smith, charlie hart. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this the five, a huge final line at the rnc. >> hulk hogan bringing down the house by revving up trump maniacs, rippingrippin his shirt off and kid rock serenading the crows de crw with a pro-trump twist on his hit song. there's so mucth a p truh more . but first, donald trump meeting the moment during his big night at the rnc. the formerrnc. delivering a heartfelt message of unity justnity after dodging a bullet. trump sounding like a changed man as he recounted his bone chilling brush with death. >> i will tell you exactly what happened, and you'll never hear it from me a second time,se because it's actually too painful to tell. i said to myself, wow, what wasbe that? it can only be a bullet and moved my right hand toear. my ear. brought it down. my han d was covered with blood. blo just absolutely blood all over the place. i immediatel y knew it was very we serious that we were under attack. toninot supposed to be here tonight. >> not supposed to be