dana can't get it, i can't get it so we turned to katie pavlich. >> katie: this is one of those situationse to look at the results rather than the president did or didn't say whether he was serious or he was joking. the month ago, the complaint was that we had too much testing, now in the president says this, told his team to do fewer tests, it's become an outrage after they cleaned it up. the facts on the ground show that the federal government has followed through with their obligation to get the testing they need through those private and public partnerships, businesses like cvs and walgreens. if you take a look around, in most places were seeing more of these cases come up, the results speak for themselves. even if the joke did not go over well. >> juan: the battle for 2020 ramps up as president trump hits the ground running. joe biden looks for some help from his former boss. we will have it for you next on "the five." do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin ais

. >> bret: with that, let's bring in our panel, charles lane, katie pavlich news editor, and publisherlist, katie, let's start there, you know, he says they've been left out of the conversation and for the most part in different parts around the country, they have. >> yeah, that is true and there is definitely a frustration among police officers all over the country that they are being painted in the same light as the officer who killed george floyd, they believe they shouldn't be stereotyped or painted with the same broad brush and they believe that they need the tools that they currently have two take care of crime on the streets. the l.a.p.d. release numbers from last week, the homicide rate was up 250% since last week, and the number of people shot is up 15% so when you're talking about this movement, there are consequences to this and the police are human beings, of course they make mistakes but this idea that we are now talking about police officers all in the same vein as the one in the situation with george floyd, it's very unfair, not the way we usually conduct business in ame

. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, katie pavlich.alive at more mass protests underway over the death of george lloyd and it was an emotional day for george lloyd's family with two memoriaservice is being held, on minneapolis and the other in new york city. family, friends, political leaders gathering to pay their respects. on the ground in minneapolis with the latest.

. ♪ >> 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

." >> 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

town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich.xecutive editor at serve america and fox news contributor, and joining us and the center, former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. we say he is "outnumbered." i know from going back on tax, you are raring to go today. i will start with you and there is movement on the, you know, the topic of police reform. what do you say? >> i think that's good. it is a time to look back on this country and figure out how we can do it better. i thought george floyd's brother was very composed and had a very good message. it very difficult time, he laid his brother to rest just yesterday. i think we need to look at reforms, but let's not kid ourselves. if you think that washington, d.c., is suddenly going to come up with the reforms, pass a bill and then we can wipe our hands cleaned a bit were done, that's wrong. it's going to happen neighborhood by neighborhood, chief by chief, city council by city council, los angeles is going to be totally different than ho

fox news correspondent gillian turner, fox news contributor katie pavlich, fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us today, host of "making money" on the fox business network, charles payne. harris faulkner is in dallas ahead of her exclusive interview with president trump. in the meantime, charles payne, let me start with you. is there any doubt that the mayor and the governor in seattle and in washington have lost control? >> out a press conference, he was like what? who? if you live in that city or state, you got to ask yourself, where does it end. only enable these folks, believe me, they will take every inch that the governor and mayor gives them. they get these anarchists, that basically want to take over and around the city as we see in seattle. what do you think about that? how do you stop that? >> seattle has always been ground zero, but locally you had the police chief talking this morning about how this wasn't simply a peaceful protest or even camp out, that they regularly see in seattle, this is armed anarchists demanding payment, demanding people get in line with t

and it's time now for our sunday group, guy benson of fox news radio, townhall.com editor katie pavlichwilliams. the federal judge in the bolton case ruled yesterday that the book can be released on tuesday but he didn't let john bolton off the hook. i want to put up a little bit of his ruling. judge wrote, defendant bolton gambled with national security to have united states, he has exposed his country to harm and himself to civil and potentially criminal liability, but these facts do not control the motion before the court. the government has failed to establish that an injunction would prevent harm. kate: doesn't seem like bolton is out of the woods yet when it comes to legal side of this. the government side against him based on allegation there's classified information in the book could still proceed based on the merits and if you look at what the attorneys for bolton were arguing is because they had leaked the book to a number of news rooms, therefore, it's already out there and you can't take it back and therefore they should be able to proceed, but in terms of the politics here

katie pavlich, news editor at townhall.com. we are missing mr.lt but if he pops up, we'll get them in the conversation. jeff, this is the story of the day, the story of the weekend since "the new york times" broke it. what about the explanation that the white house is saying that the president was not briefed on it because of the internal conflict inside the intelligence community about the information? >> it was interesting. kayleigh mcenany made the comment today the briefing with reporters that he had not been briefed because intelligence had not been verified. the intelligence community does give things to the president and to leaders in the government, sometimes with different levels of confidence. she didn't exactly explain why he hadn't been briefed on it when lawmakers were being briefed on it and what the president must've acknowledged, having learned something about it by tweeting about it yesterday. but i asked her if the president and the white house had any kind of message for moscow, given the information they had about her now and

. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, katie pavlich.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ right now you are looking alive at more mass protests underway over the death of george lloyd and it was an emotional day for george lloyd's family with two memoriaservice is being held, on minneapolis and the other in new york city. family, friends, political leaders gathering to pay their respects. on the ground in minneapolis with the latest. steve? >> there were about 1,000 people inside the hall here, many of them invited guests, friends and family but several more outside and media really from around the world lining the sidewalks out in front. this has become an international story over the past ten days. it was a real mix of emotions, at one point it seemed like a funeral, at other points it seemed like a political rally here. probably the emotional high point came from the eulogy given by reverend al sharpton who reminded the crowd that the last dying words of george lloyd were those of the call out to his mother. reverend sh

townhall.com editor katie pavlich and fox news political analyst juan williams.e ruled yesterday that the book can be released on tuesday, but he didn't like john bolton off the hook. i want to put up a little bit of his ruling. the judge wrote "defendant bolton has gambled with a national security of united states. he has exposed his country to harm and himself to civil and potentially criminal liability, but these facts are not control the motion before the court. the government has failed to establish that an injunction will prevent irreparable harm." katie, your reaction to bolton's book into the judge's ruling yesterday? >> welcome it doesn't seem like bolton is out of the woods yet when it comes to the legal side of this. the judge also said there's potential that the government case against him based on the allegation this classified information in the book, could still proceed based on the merits and if you look at what the attorneys for bolton were arguing, if that because they had leaked the book to a number of newsrooms, therefore it's already out ther

townhall.com editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, and joining us today, david webb, host of "reality check" on fox nation and "the david webb show" on sirius xm patriot. i will start with you. i was trying to think, is there any way we can all come together at this point? one thing is we can probably all agree there has been a breakdown in the rule of law, and we can recognize that a number of things have contributed to that. first, we saw them betray their oath to serve and protect. we have also seen looters and rioters destroying things that aren't theirs, robyn, obviously, endangering everyone out there. in their outside forces that are at work, as well, trying to destroy our democracy and take advantage of this. without the rule of law, none of us has any freedom. no one has and human rights. we are all in danger. how can we start to each of us contributing to putting the rule of law back into place so we can all have our freedom? what are your thoughts? >> david: we have to start by being honest about how we got here, melissa. we didn't get here in this breakdown with w

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino and katie pavlich.e 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 idi

"town hall" editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us today, former house speaker and fox news contributor, newt gingrich. he is host of "newt's world," the podcast, and author of a new book, "trump and the american future." we'll talk about that in a moment. i will start with you first on the current state of affairs. president trump's response, specifically. do you think he is responding in the right way, saying that he is going to get even tougher? calling them vandals? what do you think? >> newt: i think you have mob rule in large parts of america right now, where people are saying they have the right to decide what survives and what doesn't. they are going to go out and do whatever they want to. i think you can't sustain that. i think we also want to look more carefully, not just at the people who are doing this, but 102 americans shot in the city of chicago over the weekend. we have a real problem right now with crime in a variety of levels. we have to have an honest conversation about what is going to take to make ameri

. >> sandra: for more on all this, let's bring in katie pavlich. good morning to you. a tweet from the president just moments ago on all of this. there will never be another autonomous zone in washington, d.c., as long as i'm your president. if they try they will be met with serious force. we could hear from them just moments from now. but dig into what we saw in washington last night. >> first of all, i think it's important to point out that it's not just a liberal city. it belongs to all americans and they have the right to visit the city without fear of being caught up in one of these violent riots and protests. these violent agitators coming in just across the street from the white house is trying to set up their own a "autonomous zone" taunting police and trying to take down the statue of andrew jackson. now the police seem to have active's stomach acted swiftly and preventing him from doing that but, they vandalize the church's which was lit on fire. they sent the national guard back, but at this point it seems like he is calling on these folks to be prosecuted h

fauci on where we are with covid-19 busy morning join sandra and me all that plus katie pavlich, mariae i don't know if you noticed how is my tie? i tried to match it. ainsley: he says you look perfect you do have the same tie on. ed: i tried to match him. ainsley: i wish you were in this segment we'll see you, stick around. thanks, ed. a super charged moment of solidarity at talladega nascar drivers rallying around bubba wallace after a neuce was found in his garage. the show of unity was so moving the famed driver was brought to tears and jack brewer joins us now to weigh in. hey jack. >> how's it going ainsley? ainsley: i'm good thank you. what did you think of this? >> oh, what a moment. growing up in texas i played high school football and i remember one of the biggest games in my career the fans on the other side held up neuces with a doll with my jersey number on it and it was a chilling moment so i really felt what bubba wallace was going through so this is really what america needs to see. this is the symbol of what america is, and how we can grab hold of our brothers and sist