i think that is where we are. >> jillian: certainly in the key swing states. and listening tomorrow, thank you for being with us on this memorial day. >> thank you. >> jillian: the stock market was closed today, in observance of memorial day. up next, california's businesses versus democratic governor gavin newsom over a new tax initiative. plus, whatever happened to that colombian cocaine hippos can! the infamous cocaine hippos. basketball hall of famer, one of the biggest stars dana broadcasting, bill walton has passed away. walton had a prolonged fight with cancer, he was an nba most valuable player, twahtwah time champion and college in the nba 93 town national player of the year at ucla. walton was 71 years old! they expect it to be on time. turn shipping to your advantage. keep those expectations with reliable ground shipping. thanks brandon. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ only purple's gel flex grid passes the raw egg test. no other mattress cradles your body and simultaneously supports your spine. memory foam doesn't come close. get your best sleep gua

jillian: so, every agency uses different tools.most people understand that law enforcement officers are authorized to carry firearms. some agencies will carry longer rifles. other agencies will have every officer equipped with a taser. and some agencies, not every officer is equipped with a taser. you will see differences in the type of pepper spray or oz spray that officers use as well as differences in the type of nightsticks, batons used. because we all have somewhat different tools, and makes it a little different to create the standardization. but we can create something in which officers are reporting or agencies are reporting all types of use of force. something that logan and i discovered is that most agencies are at least internally collecting this information. if an officer uses force, it is recorded. it is, you know, then compiled internally. it is not being reported either to the state or federal government for us to understand. but agencies are also identifying different types of force differently. for example, in some

jillian: so, every agency uses different tools.st people understand that law enforcement officers are authorized to carry firearms. some agencies will carry longer rifles. other agencies will have every officer equipped with a taser. and some agencies, not every officer is equipped with a taser. you will see differences in the type of pepper spray or oz spray that officers use as well as differences in the type of nightsticks, batons used. because we all have somewhat different tools, and makes it a little different to create the standardization. but we can create something in which officers are reporting or agencies are reporting all types of use of force. something that logan and i discovered is that most agencies are at least internally collecting this information. if an officer uses force, it is recorded. it is, you know, then compiled internally. it is not being reported either to the state or federal government for us to understand. but agencies are also identifying different types of force differently. for example, in some a

jillian?> gillian: jeff paul reporting from tel aviv for us, thank you. >> this hatred did not begin with the holocaust. it didn't end with the holocaust either. this hatred continues to lie deep in the hearts of too many people in the world. and requires our continued vigilance and outspokenness. >> john: president biden condemning anti-semitism during the keynote address today on capitol hill as hostility against the jewish people searches across america. lacrosse survival and her grandson are standing by with their reaction. first jacqui heinrich is alive at the white house and what else to the president have to say about the rise in anti-semitism in the u.s., jackie? >> john, this demonstration has faced a lot of criticism for mentioning islamophobia almost every time to talk about anti-semitism almost without fail. if you ask about one issue, you get an answer on both. this is exclusively on anti-semitism commemorating the holocaust as the worst outbreak of jewish hate in decades. >> now

>> jillian, whether it is a mistake depends on what your objective is.f we want to indulge the fiction of what judge merchan is here with due process and integrity then yes, it was a mistake to allow this testimony. but if the objective is to get trump convicted so that joe biden can spend the months prior to the election calling him a convicted felon and not terribly worried that down the road it gets reversed by the court of appeals than it is not a mistake at all it's the plan. >> john: in terms of the appeal, we don't know if you will be convicted. if he is obviously there will be eight appeal. in a coat of my totally different case in terms of what has happened but may be similar from this point the harvey weinstein case, it court of appeals overturn his conviction because the prosecution brought in witnesses who were not directly related to the case. is stormy daniels is not directly related to the falsification of business records that they potentially could have irreversible point on that? >> that is one of many points they have but the thing abo

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fox news' jillian turner at state department now with all the very latest. jillian, good afternoon. reporter: hi, ashley. president raisi was the no. 2 governing official inside iran but according to u.s. officials, it looks like his death is not going to change much, if anything, when it comes to iran's relationship with the united states. take a listen. >> regarding the death of iran's president in the very unfortunate helicopter crash, we continue to monitor the situation, but we don't have any insights into the cause of the accident at this point. i don't necessarily see any broader regional security impacts at this point in time. reporter: the state department said raisi will be remembered primarily for cruelty. >> he was a brutal participant in the repression of the iranian people for nearly four decades, some of the worst human rights abuses occurred during his tenure as president, especially the human rights abuses against the women and girls of iran. reporter: yet the state department offered emergency assistance. >> we told them we'd offer assistance like we'd do for any r

claiming the white house is gone too far, jillian?cials already held -- withheld a shipment of precision bombs to his will, learning behind the scenes officials are considering postponing or even cutting further shipments, those concerns at least some of these weapons will be used by the idf and rafah, now packed with 1.3 million palestinians or thereabouts, a lot of those people already displaced by this ongoing war, take a listen to matt miller. >> de think too many palestinians died and then when you look at those results and as i said and minute ago, you try to imagine a repeat of such a campaign in a more dense areas and where israel has operated to data, that is why we have such great concerns. >> a one major factor for concern, unicef estimates 600,000 children are hunkered down in rafah, the byte and administration wants an israeli invasion plan that prioritizes their protection. is who and i won't speak to anything beyond the current cause of assistance, the was nod of this decision. >> israel has been hit in the last few wee

in this game , boston forward jillian brown was the best player of her team with 32 points, 6 rebounds and two assists. he played a big role in his team's win in other games this morning and in the conference of oklahoma thunder and dallas mavericks in the first game of rudder , who won at the end of oklahoma 17 95 and became a row d. in this game , oklahoma guard alessander res scored 29 points, recorded 9 assists, and had a great impact on his team's victory. dallas trying to take advantage. in the third final match of the west asian basketball league tonight, gorgan municipality, the representative of our country in beirut , will have to face math. in the last two games , each of the teams got a win, and any team that if he wins tonight, he will be a champion. at the beginning of the third week of the first division football league, today, in the most important matches, khyber khorramabad, the leader of this competition , will compete with asala municipality and chadormarai ardakan with khosh talai. the competition to get the paris olympic quota starts today in istanbul, turkey , an

. >> jillian: tomorrow on special report, closing arguments begin at a former presidents trumps criminalal, we will bring you there. remember if he can capture is alive, set your dvr at 3:00 pm on the west coast, thank you for watching the special report on this memorial day. in washington, the abraham angle is next. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> hello everybody, along with the judge jeanine pirro, harold ford junior, jesse watters. >>> it's 5:00 in new york city and this is a special addition of the 'the five'. [ ♪♪ ] it is memorial day, americans nationwide hitting the beach and firing of their girls to kick off the unofficial start to the summer season, but we cannot forget of the true meaning of today. remembering the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. we honor and salute our military heroes today and every day. coming up on the 'the five' we are jam packed show, eight summer shopping showdown, with some of our favorite bed bath & beyond items and we will also answer your fan mail questions, but for as we're driving right in with some hot topics to celebrated the summe

joining me is jillian frankel who was at the courthouse yesterday. walk us through hope hicks's testimony. >> reporter: we heard dramatic and emotional testimony yesterday on the sent from former president trump adviser, trump caffeine -- campaign staff for hope hicks as she sat across from her former boss talk about the access hollywood tape and the repercussions around that. she said that it was a crisis for the campaign. she talked about the "wall street journal" article that came out days ahead of the residential election back in 2016 that outlined allegations from karen mcdougal and stormy daniels. two women who both alleged affairs with the former president. more broadly, she also talked about conversations with michael cohen and david pecker, the national enquirer publisher. and and it texture for what we've been hearing for weeks now. >> she absolutely did that. stay with me because i'm going to bring in the former u.s. attorney and msnbc analyst joyce vance. in terms of your takeaways from hope hicks's testimony, how did you read it? >> hope

hi jillian. >> brian could very well have faced 12 years behind bars or even more but instead he's beingrks and caicos government and being asked to pay a fine of $6,700. a tremendous relief. we're learning more now for his family, for the state department as well. guy who represents and congress tells us quote while i'm overjoyed to see brian will be returning to pennsylvania and returning reuniting with his wife and 2 children this terrifying situation should have never happened to him. senator john fetterman who is in turks and caicos meeting with government officials last week thanks the state department for the outcome saying they recognized ryan and the other detained americans are not gun runners but just people who made a mistake. he echoed that very same claim right here on fox news back when he was first detained. >> were all humans. i made a very honest mistake. i had no intention or knowledge that that ammunition was in my checked baggage and i don't see where the punishment fits the crime here. >> brian right now is 1 of 5 americans detained in turks and caicos facing a simi

thank you so much, jillian frankel. >>> donald trump returns to the defendant chair on monday .his former lawyer will also return to the witness stand in that hush money trial. let's bring in suzanne craig, investigative reporter with the new york times and kristi greenberg former prime federal prosecutor and good to have you both back. let's get into it starting with you because you have been in the courtroom every day of this trial. tell us about that heated moment when todd blanche raised his voice at michael cohen and how it played in the room. >> it was something. it came sort of towards the end of the day. todd blanche, donald trump's lawyer had spent the day going through multiple times where michael cohen had been caught outline. these aren't white lies, these are lying to congress, lying on the stand, lying on his taxes. he was really building to this moment he felt he had and the moment started to be clear was finally something that actually involved something to do with the trial and it becomes important. there is a phone call that michael cohen testified to on his cr

as abortion rights advocate jillian kane actively warns, there is a line in tolstoy's war and peace useful nothing was prepared for the war that everyone expected,". i am joined by molly john fast, msnbc political nihilist and the host of the fast politics podcasts. olivia troy joins us as well, the senior advisor of vice president mike pence and director of 97%, a gun informatization, welcome to both of you. molly, you remember when the republican party decided, they won't actually have a party platform, usually parties debated their conventions, donald trump is going to be there platform. and basically some people were alarmed by that but most people found donald trump is a bit of a stuffed shirt and it didn't really matter. now there is a real platform. this isn't a republican party actually, this is a real platform by far right guests in this country that spell out highly specifically what everyone is going to do. there is no plausible deniability anymore for somebody who votes for donald trump thinking he didn't break anything last time, he will not break anything this time. >> one of

>> hello jillian. they've broken for lunch but throughout this morning we have heard a lot about payments and invoices and reimbursement to michael cohen but so far, no evidence or testimony directly tying the former president into that alleged scheme to pay off stormy daniels. on the witness stand is the former trump organization controller jeff mcconney. he's been explain how mike cohen was reimbursed eventually for using his own money to pay stormy but mcconney said he knew nothing about any agreement ordeal for her alleged hush money payments. he sent allen weisselberg, the trump cfo at the time, said they were approved by eric trump. the former presidents on who happened to be in court today with them. the balance came from trump's own personal checking account. in those checks to michael cohen were marked for legal expenses. the defense says the former president did think just that. that he was paying michael cohen for being his lawyer but prosecutors have of course said that is not true. the day

. >> martha: thank you john and jillian good afternoon i am martha maccallum and this is the story were keeping a close eye on the activity at the courthouse right now where president trump is in the middle of a criminal trial here in downtown big apple. the judge finding him for a new gag order violation and the judge gave him a stern warning this morning saying if this happens again the former president could and up in jail. live update from the courthouse and we will speak with a trump attorney. first new reaction from the white house. after the big developments this afternoon we're tried to dig through this and figure out what's coming together here and what might not be. hamas got out in front of this and said they accepted casey's fire proposal for the war with an -- israel. it happen after president by the had a conversation earlier today about 30 minutes he spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and israel told palestinians they should evacuate parts of rafah about 100,000 hitting the road to leave rafah which of course is indicative there could be a ground invasion which

. >> martha: the story starts with jillian in for martha.

jillian frankel is in texas were former president trump is set to deliver marks at the nra conference later on today. preview those remarks for us. what to expect? >> reporter: it is a busy three day weekend for the former president between his sons high school graduation florida yesterday in the minnesota gop dinner last night, today he will be right here in dallas, texas, speaking at the national rifle association's annual conference. this is nothing new for the former president. we have seen him on an nra stage a couple of times in the past but ptc might be getting the nra's endorsement which would not necessarily come as a major surprise given that the organization endorsed him back in 2020. what you to hear from a few voters attending today's events. take a listen. >> it is all political. i think joe biden -- the democratic party's doing their best to bring him down however they can. >> oh but just about every politician and person of his importance pays someone to kill fake stories, because there lots of fake stories out there and people make money giving them. >> reporter: one

jillian? >> hi meal.department and other administration officials have been criticizing israel's conduct in gaza, at least in part blaming them for the deaths of thousands of palestinian civilians. now we are learning the white house and the entire administration is pushing a major weapons package worth about a billion dollars for israel. we are going to try to unpack the contradictions in that, as you mentioned, coming up next. . some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there's an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke associated with blood clots. the most common side effects were blurred vision, cataract, corneal injury, an

jillian. >> gillian: for more on the trial, let's bring in attorneys mike i clark, jonna spilbor, ando terrel. thank you for being with us. let's get the reaction for the headline news of the day which is judge merchan's threat to throw trump in jail. >> yet another one. i'm feeling like this is watching groundhog day because every day that the trial resumes we have a witness that gets trotted up who testifies to nothing that has to do with any sort of crime. we have somebody within the d.a.'s office scouring the internet for any tiny violation of this nebulous unconstitutional gag order and then we have judge merchan channeling his inner napoleon complex to threaten the former president with more jail time for violating the unconstitutional gag order when what he should be doing, this judge, is taking a cue from all of the legal pundits and perhaps people in his own world to modify this gag order while the trial continues because it is unconstitutional and at some point once this trial ends, those chickens are going to come home to roost and this will come back to bite this judge. >>

. >> martha: the story starts with jillian in for martha. >> thank you. it afternoon i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum this is the story. president biden making his first public remarks a short while ago after former president trump's 34 count felony conviction. he says his top political rival should now have the opportunity to appeal the guilty verdict same his every other american. he did not answer shadow questions from reporters. >> donald trump puts himself as political prisoner and planes you directly. what's your response to that? do you think the convictional have an impact on the campaign? we would love to hear thought. >> should you be on the ballot? >> gillian: just prior to the remarks trump found to appeal the verdict resulting from what he insists was a scam trial. once again blaming politics for the conviction. take a listen. >> this should have been on case and everybody said it was noncase including brad. brad sat until i ran for office and then they saw the polls. i was leading the republicans and the democrats back leading ever

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so teenagers broke jillian may's garden gate twice . 500 quid's garden gate twice. 500 quid's worth ofy hands on him, i'll wring their neck. and the police rushed round to stop her. so the police went after the granny? yeah, for saying i'll wring your neck to the people trashing her, the teenagers trashing her gate. she's 70. disabled husband went out there to stop them. he fell oven out there to stop them. he fell over. they mocked and laughed at him. when she went round to pick him. when she went round to pick him up and by the way, you know, if you're a teenager and a disabled man and a 70 year old grandmother can wring your neck, you lost that fight fair and square. if your neck is so fragile that a granny can wring it, you had it coming, nick. the phrase i'll wring your neck is very, very common. i've used it to children at school as a teacher, right? it doesn't mean you're actually going to do it. if this grandmother was actually planning on murdering these teenagers, she wouldn't declare the method. so specifically . the method. so specifically. >> it's a great point, and a phra