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traveling this summer regardless, but we are still seeing a lot of domestic travel, as well. we talk international, people are taking those big trips but we did see after last summer people kind of pull back a little bit if you happen to be in europe last summer, you saw how absolutely crazy is he it wt a thing a lot of us travelers think i want to stay domestic this summer and enjoy lesser crowds, so i do think we are seeing some of those shorter trips. >> charles: i will be in the bronx, in new jersey. anyone, great stuff come appreciated. thanks for joining today and a member you can catch me on fox business every weekday, 2:00 p.m. eastern time, the show was called making money: the market is writing the shadow of the all-time high but it is not the easiest market, don't worry, i've got your back and will navigate you. for now, "the five" will navigate you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody come i'm jesse watters on the

judge jeanine pirro, richard fowler, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it is the fifth day of the presidential witness protection program. joe biden is as elusive as bigfoot, holed up in the mountains of camp david, 16 debate propers making him cram like crazy for the cnn presidential debate that is just two days away. they are worried joe is going to blow it so they aren't taking any chances. they actually bu build him a set that would make steven spielberg blush p or go outfitted with lights and production equipment. joe biden's camp counselors are also said to be whizzing back and forth on golf carts as they dipped in and out for strategy sessions. but is it too much? the media is concerned that aids are injecting joe biden with too many facts.

>> i am worried that biden is over preparing in the sense of having too much going on in your head, 16 different people telling you what to do. this time around, trump is going to be debating jake tapper and dana bascom actually debating three people on that table. >> jesse: the price is also worried joe biden sweet 16 army are not woke enough. >> there is a profile in "the new york times" today, the three closest, longest-serving advisors, formal advisors to the president, and they're all white men in their 60s or higher. senator ted kaufman 85 years old, so does that concern you? >> jesse: the binder says trump has got it in the bag. >> it is not about him, it is about the american people. it is not about what political grievances he may have. it is not about trenta get back at people. it is about making sure he

stands with the majority of americans pay or not even the majority of americans, all of americans. >> jesse: dana, welcome back. >> dana: thank you. >> dana: where were you? >> dana: i was not selling cbd oil anywhere and i was not feuding with hannity. i had one week off, guys. >> jesse: we missed you. >> dana: my mom even texted me, "there is something about cbd oil," it's not me. >> judge jeanine: i had an investor. >> dana: i'm picking about it. >> jesse: when you prepare for "the five" every day do you have a fake set at your house with advisors? >> dana: i am fascinated by this communications team. i always am. i cannot understand the level of detail they're giving us about his debate prep. why not just say yes, the president is preparing for the debate. enough. will do we need to know their on golf cart having lasagna for dinner last night? i don't need to know that beer i don't care what their gender is

or their sexual orientation, i don't care about any of that. what i do think is 16 people sounds like a lot. president bush would have said, i need four of you. the rest of you can leave. because it is too much. also you are the president. you have been doing the job. presumably you should know your own record, and running against the guy you ran against before so you should know his record, and you talk about him all the time, in a way that is very partisan. what is interesting is what karine jean-pierre just said, going to talk to a broader base of americans fear i'm looking forward to that for both of them. it's a debate that's a chance for them, americans, leaning or maybe unenthusiastic about voting for either of us come here is my vision, and i also want to see how they react under pressure. a lot of this previewing is just because the press doesn't have a lot to talk about. i admire any communication

strategy that feeds the beast a little bit. i think they are raising expectations so much for joe biden from the biden camp by saying there is 16 people, he is in there all day. the last thing i will say, i think if i were biden this weekend, i would have said, guys, fire up air force one come i'm going to los angeles and i'm going to stand there in front of that temple and i am going to say i will protect the rights of americans to enter any religious place of worship. and show that he had a little bit of a moment that would be different, rather than 16 people in a room feeding him lasagna. >> jesse: yeah, but the lasagna, got to eat that fresh out of the oven. >> dana: corner piece. >> jesse: they're trying to dei the debate prep team, that cannot go over to wealthy at >> greg: that was andrea mitchell, asking white men over 60 in the inner circle. those are usually the men who know how to apply chest compression. isn't she married to an old white man?

why are you married to an old white guy? gross. lack of diversity, andrea. probably in it for the money. [laughter] look, the guy -- this is why they are applying the detail. the big story here is obviously he is taking a week sequestered from his actual job to prep for 90 minutes. that's weird. it's just weird. the media's like, this makes sense, sure, this makes sense, l of these details so you don't just let that sink in. this guy needs to leave his job for a week. what does that tell you? that he won't be missed. because it's no different whether he's there or not. it's like when jesse is off "the five." why does it take seven days? what's really going on? does it take that long for the new face to heal? does it take that long to 3d

print a body double? i don't know. then they are doing it in an airport hangar? are they detonating a bomb? are they handling a contagious virus? could they do this in an empty auditorium right around the corner? they are investing more time and effort on this than anything that mattered to the american people for four years. not immigration. not crime. not inflation. they are acting as though joe is ukraine and trump is putin. like, the entire weight of their administration is being directed toward 90 minutes with darth vader. if they only had the same energy for their real job, could you imagine if they looked at illegal immigration the way they looked at trump? if they looked at crime the way they looked at trump? if they looked at inflation the way they looked at trump? they wouldn't have to look at trump then. they would be okay. but they are in a panic. >> jesse: that is why this 90 minutes, judge jeanine, is the most important 90 minutes for the entire progressive

movement. if he doesn't do well, trump is reelected and this whole progressive experiment that they are running on the country is over. is dead in its tracks. >> judge jeanine: you know, i understand that this is the earliest presidential debate in history, in recent history, anyway, they usually don't debate this early. i think the biden people have agreed to this knowing that there will be early voting. they believe that joe is going to do well, and i think i have said myself, i think he is going to over perform, but having done a debate myself from a statewide debate, when i ran for attorney general in new york, one of the things i learned is if they keep prepping you and prepping you and prepping you, you are going to make a mistake, okay? because you are going to be so worried that you got something wrong, when you know in your gut, you've got the job, joe biden should know the job, donald trump certainly knows the job, and here's the difference. joe biden, they will have given him several lines that he's got to memorize. and understand that they are

preparing him for the off-the-wall donald trump and for the more restrained donald trump that we have been seeing, and so he has got to try to figure out which one it is. but in addition to that, donald trump has to deal with -- and i said this the other day -- not just dana bash and jake tapper, he's got to deal with the fact that he's got cnn and he's got moderators who don't like him, and i'm kind of thrown back to, i think it was in 2012, when obama was debating mitt romney, and mitt romney was complaining that in benghazi, the president had not declared that it was a terrorist event for 14 days. it took them 14 days. and candid probably, the cnn moderator, comes in and says, that's not true, and candy was wrong, but it didn't matter. i have concerns about being biased, these moderators, let's not kid each other, they are, what role will they play? and then there is another person

in this debate against donald trump, and that is juan merchan. juan merchan is a cut down the gag order and now trump has to decide what he can and can't talk about waste on the latest juan merchan ruling on a gag order that should have been thrown out soon as the jury made a decision. so i think knowing that cnn doesn't even take donald trump's speeches. they wouldn't allow carolyn levitt, his spokesperson, to even finish a statement. you know that cnn is doing everything it can't hurt trump. >> jesse: richard, are cnn moderators thing to be fair and balanced? >> richard: just as fair and balanced as you. >> jesse: i'm not a moderator. >> richard: exactly. zooming out on this particular debate, i agree with dana, we talked about debate prep, i want the debate to be over. i do think for both donald trump

and president joe biden, the next -- this thursday 90 minutes will be very consequential for both of their campaigns, right? is going to determine who wins and loses the election. because it is so early, to the judge's point, especially the double deniers, the double debaters that pollsters are talking about and both candidates will be looking to expand their base and try to find these independent voters, which of these candidates serve me best? which candidates speak to me best? i think it's going to be very interesting to see how both of these men play because the consequence is are going to be dire or good in either case. i think it is also worth pointing out because i did the same jaunt down memory lane to see how other presidential candidates prepare for debates, and there is not much stories about being away for a very long time, but it is worth pointing out, now senator of mitt romney, then governor romney, he did also spend some time debating stage prep, how should i present -- what body language should i use? how should i respond to the moderator? there is a whole story and "politico" from 2020 about that.

there is oftentimes a conversation on how candidates present them cells because that can be the winning and losing of a debate, everybody remembers when george hw butch checked his watch and a debate, that's what they remember about that campaign. >> jesse: don't check watch. got a peer i think biden cannot do that. he did it on the tarmac when they were coming home, i think he learned his lesson there appeared coming out, hillary and barack staging an intervention to bail out brain freeze biden. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪)

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liberal politics is here to save the blank crusader from losing to the orange menace. hillary clinton and barack obama both making efforts disowned the alarm. a new piece, what obama is whispering to biden reveals that barack has anxiety that joe is blowing it so he is increasingly involved in biden's campaign and hillary using an op-ed to give joe a pep talk, saying it is impossible to refute his arguments. clinton also butters him up, saying, "mr. biden is a wise and decent man who is fighting hard for working families." he is so wise and decent, he completely rejected his seventh grandchild. so, judge, is it me, or is this hillary hanging around like one of those greedy grandkids waiting for the old grandpa up to croak? but what if she is not in the will? >> judge jeanine: [laughs] it is hillary trying to be relevant yet again. >> greg: she can't leave the spotlight. >> judge jeanine: cannot, and

she is hoping against hope that maybe america will need her, and i don't know that she has so many pearls to offer, but the truth is that this obama-biden relationship fascinates me because if you recall when obama had his birthday party, biden wasn't invited, and biden kept showing these bracelets of joe and barack, the friendship bracelet they had, and then he also, obama waited until i think august or september of 2022 endorsed joe biden. that is kind of interesting. he has for the last couple of months, tried to get involved, axelrod has tried to get involved to say we can help you, biden needs help, we don't really need your help. biden have party much been rejecting them. but i think that right now, obama is worried about his own legacy. and he wants to make sure that

biden wins because i think he realizes there is a lot of things he has done that biden has brought back and he does not want to lose any of that stuff so i think it is fascinating, the obama, hillary connection, they are both about the past, but for obama, it's about the future. >> greg: and also, jesse, hillary has a new book out. could that be the reason why she is skulking around? >> jesse: good thing he didn't come out when my book came out because i would not like to have to beat her in "the new york times" best seller list, greg. i have a daughter named gigi not think after you, short for georgina, although i should have named my daughter after you, would have been a very nice oma's. is that how you say that, all mosh? >> greg: no, it is homage. >> jesse: it's like it takes a village, make sure she sleeps, changing diapers, doesn't fall and hit her head. this is how we treat joe biden. former presidents to come in and

raise money, former first lady giving advice, the cia and fbi come all of the people in the establishment propping him up, the media hides him and doesn't let him lie, he doesn't have to do anything, and they don't like him, nobody even likes this guy. hillary hates him, barack tolerates him, he is the most unpopular president in history, yet why are they doing this? selfish reasons, you are right about the legacy protection. hillary has to make money in ukraine, obviously, but there is also financials at stake with corporate america. you think they are going to let all of this cheap labor that flows down wages just disappear? sex reassignment surgery on kids. that's going to go bye-bye when trump is an office. trump is already teasing tariffs. corporations don't like that. there is a lot at stake plus the progressive movement are this close to locking this thing in. they have opened the borders and changed the entire culture of this country, you look at the

cities, it is almost over. if they can drag him across the finish line and in install kamala, we have a dei presidency that they can celebrate for the rest of the administration, that's all they need to get to. it's just 90 minutes. that's all it takes. >> greg: dana, might i posit a theory at >> dana: posit, that's a big word for you. >> greg: it's a lovely word. it means put forth. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: what if the reason why they are all there is not to prepare him but to talk him out of it? maybe this is all they are bringing people by going, you know, joe, you had a good run, 50 years on the government dime. maybe you should go smell the 60-year-old's hair. >> dana: i think the ship has sailed on that, and there is hope amongst some people that michelle obama is going to come in and still save the democrats. i don't see it happening. he is the president -- >> jesse: the new post --

>> dana: it is persistent. biden is the nominee, or he is going to be the nominee, once they finally have that. however, i do agree, if after the debate doesn't go well, maybe then they have that meeting for a guy don't think they're having that meeting with 16 people trying to help him. i thought hillary clinton had some really good advice for joe biden in her op-ed, especially on the supreme court issue and how she would frame that, and if they were wise, they might invite her to join the table of 25,000 people who are advising him. obama, what's interesting about him, his people have been saying this for about a year and a half. you see see it on "positive america," the columns, "hacks on tap," david axelrod, things thinking to other people, now just saying it more openly. >> greg: what say you, richard? last word. >> richard: the histrionics of hitler clinton is interesting in the moment. love her or hate her, she is the

only person in america that hasn't debated both donald trump and joe biden. she also has a litany of experience that speaks to many of the issues that will come up in this debate. i think the idea she wrote an op-ed makes sense. she has a book coming out, so it makes then she wrote an op-ed, where you are the most relevant in this moment. it is also worth pointing out when you talk about the 16 folks helping biden prepare, a lot of those folks are folks from the former obama white house. talking the last segment, she played candy crowley in his debate prep in 2012. these staffers have continued to stay because i think it is more than just barack obama or hillary clinton, there is this idea that, look, this is about making sure this candidate makes it over the edge and also weep pass for the american people. it is adjusting to the how this plays out, especially given the fact they are going to have to do this debate in 90 minutes, not about talking to democrats or progressives, were in the case of trump, talking to folks who are moderate supporters,

it's going to be folks in the middle who are trying to figure out how they are going to make their choice in this election. and there's quite a bit of them. a recent poll showed voters under 30, half of them feel that both donald trump and joe biden are out of touch, so they have to go to these motors and have a real conversation with them about what they are going to do to be in touch. >> greg: coming up, the biden administration tackling a phantom maga threat while ignoring a mob targeting synagogues. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> dana: and president biden condemning a shocking active anti-semitic intimidation but will he back up his words with action? dozens of anti-israel activists

blocking in los angeles. [indistinct shouting] >> close your eyes! >> dana: president biden posting on x that he was appalled by the scenes but stop short of calling for any punishment and while we wait to see if that primitive justice will act, newly uncovered dhs documents suggest trump's appeal supporters, military, and religious people are likely violent terror threats. judge, it is so appalling, and i said in the a block, biden could have had this moment to come out on camera or to say to merrick garland, the attorney general, i want you in los angeles right now, we are going to protect these places of worship be a going to matter what place of worship it is. including synagogues. will the justice department do anything, do you think? >> judge jeanine: i think the justice department has been so consumed with the fbi

investigating parents who are domestic terrorists and going after christians and targeting pro-lifers, and i want to talk about that and a second, that you don't have a real comfort level that they are looking at real crime as opposed to political crime, in their minds, or as opposed to something that conflicts with their own ideology. what they are looking at now, it is unbelievable we are watching this in the united states outside of a synagogue, where you have so many police out there trying to protect people who have a first amendment right to practice their religion. and all of a sudden, we are living in a world of complete anti-semitism, and you are right, should have fueled up air force one, gone out there, and have everyone know that america is a place where you can practice whatever religion you want, free of intimidation, free of violence. but not in america anymore. and that is why i am so concerned about this concept of the department of justice going in and doing the right thing.

the amazing part of this is i believe it was a couple weeks ago that the justice department issued a press release that the final defendant was sentenced in a freedom of access -- one of the crimes which is related, of course, to this kind of crime, as well, and a woman apparently obstructed the path to an abortion clinic. she didn't commit any kind of violence. she didn't threat anybody. she literally blocked, with her body, the path, and they went around her. do you know how much time that woman was sentenced to? 24 months. and the department of justice is proud of the fact that under this act, they were able to incarcerate a woman for 24 months, but they are not able to incarcerate anyone there? that is a violent act. the l.a.p.d. confirmed that one person was arrested. >> dana: it's outrageous.

>> judge jeanine: we are now living in a country where nobody seems to care about anything other than political ideology and it reflects what's happening at the debate. they're going to talk about january 6th, dana, and how can you talk about january 6th and keeping prisoners in isolation when we've got columbia, people going into a public institution and breaking into it with hammers and glass and then the d.a. saying this pathetic progressive d.a. alvin bragg saying they have the kaffiyehs on, couldn't see their face. >> dana: of sinking about this, greg, los angeles violence, new york violence, sunday in new york, as well. at the same time come alvin bragg was like we are not going to basically be able to prosecute anybody who held custodians hostage at the school. >> greg: you know who is leading us down? these white male christians. why aren't they as racist as the democrats want them to be? i mean, you are having an authentic charlottesville every

single day throughout biden's presidency, and none of them are white male christians pure cannot of them are veterans. not of them are wearing maga hats. it would be so much easier for our president if those guys were doing it because it would slide right into the incendiary area that would allow bragg to press charges. the investigations of the military for white supremacy, and as that was happening, this bigoted movement was blossoming on campuses. it wasn't biden's seen the lady that caused it, it was his politics. military illness meant right now is down among the segment of society that the democrats are demonizing. that is white dudes. right? it is down. is it any wonder why the pentagon is than stressing the importance of nonbinary recruitment? you've got to get the new bodies somewhere because you have completely alienated a segment of society that was there for you, that was patriotic, that fought wars. you have dudes who were in the

military 50 years ago, 40 years ago, 30 years ago. they going to tell their kids to go and enlist in a country that thinks they are a bunch of terrorists? i don't think so. >> dana: will the department of justice do anything? >> jesse: i did some research -- >> greg: k know you didn't. >> jesse: i swear i did. is garland jewish, by the way? we believe he is, he is jewish? okay. so since october 7th, has only prosecuted two anti-jewish hate crimes in the united united states. we have aired dozens of hate crimes on this very show. cnn has aired vamp he has only prosecuted two. one of them so much as post-80 something mean about speed 26 on the internet, the other wasn't on video, some taxi cab driver he did something a taxi. wake up, garland, what are you doing? if you had people -- let's say you have the straight mafia. guys in brooks brothers shirts,

chinos and loafers, go down to the gayborhood, sunday in june, don't forget pride month, and started beating up speed 23 people in their brunch, and it was on camera, you think garland would do anything? joe biden launched his campaign on the fine people hooks in his dentures in lasagna up your look alive! >> dana: today is the new york primary and congressman jamaal bowman, who has been very much against any actions to support israel after october 7th, is likely to lose that seat tonight. does that send a signal to democrats that biden should pay attention to? >> richard: wait to see what happens there. it won't s would send a signal there is a shifting in the party. when you talk to the biden white house, you have to figure out a way to bring a peaceful solution to what's happening in israel and the gaza crisis,

while also dealing with what's happening here at home. i think it is worth pointing out that after this crisis happened, the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, increased security throughout the neighborhood where the synagogue exists, and there is a lot of jewish families that live there. beyond that, her team is working to make sure the folks, two people they are investigating, but it is important to remember that the state hate crime statutes in many states is a lower threshold than the federal hate crime statute. >> dana: all the more reason for merrick garland to step in. >> richard: it's easier to prove a hate crime in the state than the federal level. there's a lot of hoops you have to jump through. so i say all that just say that i thought what happened there was heinous, but it is also folks doing the thing to make sure the synagogue stays safe because it is horrible. >> dana: let's step it up. stepping coming up, bidenomics is now taking a bite out of hooters?

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: bidenomics continues to decimate some of america's most iconic restaurants. with hooters becoming its latest casualty. the sports bar chain is shuttering dozens of restaurants across the u.s. the company confirming the news to fox, saying "like many restaurants under pressure from current market conditions, hooters has made the difficult decision to close a select number of underperforming stores." msnbc is worried that inflation is going to do them biden in november. >> inflation must not be the number one economic metric the american people look at the economy going to november. joe biden's economy is a good one, sure, make the inflation argument but focus america's

attention on the economic growth occurring right now in their neighborhood in town. >> judge jeanine: all right, greg, is it safe to assume you are a regular at hooters? [laughter] and are you sad that they are shuttering those stores? >> greg: i can think of to reasons why this story depresses me. anyway. it is ironic that hooters is going bust. why do liberals -- >> judge jeanine: oh... b3 hate everything orange? right? hooters. trump. i guess bret baier will have to hold his editorial meetings in a new place. find a new place to take kudlow for his birthday. it doesn't matter because it's not the french laundry. it's not chapin niece, it is not the places that politicians go. it is for the bad middle-class, unwashed american, the people liberals don't care ab about. >> judge jeanine: and that's it? >> greg: that's all. >> judge jeanine: that's all he's got. jesse, what about the fact into

hooters, rubio's commas at the one you love? >> dana: loved it, god bless. >> jesse: all of the places i used to eat at when i was 22 are now going bust. the way you could save money. now with all of them increased their prices and are going out of business. >> jesse: i wouldn't know, i haven't been to hooters in quite some time. i went to hooters three times. once out of curiosity when i was 18. once because there was nowhere else to eat. and then i don't member the second time but the wings are good. people say -- the wings are good. and i'm not just -- >> greg: did you also read "playboy" for the articles? >> judge jeanine: the truth is, it seems like a lot of these

fast food places, they started going under right after covid. >> dana: i think we are still feeling the effects of that. you had covid and that all of these inflationary numbers. a guy from philly who owns a cheesesteak restaurant, and he met with trump after the philly rally and he said, look, when trump was president, i charged $8 for a cheesesteak. now i charge $14. for every single sandwich. he's at i don't want to do that but trying to cover the costs. it's tough time for restaurants, the margins are very thin. the regulations are high. the crime is high. staff and labor is high. and difficult to find. it is understandable. but i imagine if biden is confronted with this on thursday night, like, he would give us the rat a tat stat type of th thing. 15 million jobs created at this and that. too many numbers. biden hasn't been able to show empathy in the past. i don't know if he will be able

to do that and defend his record on thursday night. >> jesse: do you think jake tapper will ask joe biden about hooters going under? >> judge jeanine: you are asking me? i doubt it. >> jesse: it's a legitimate question. jake should ask about hooters. >> judge jeanine: richard, you heard the sound that the inflation should be the number one metric, people to assess the economy. you think joe biden is going to convince ordinary americans who haven't spent this much on food since the gulf war, 30 years? >> richard: the wings are good, i will give you -- >> jesse: thank you! unbiased opinion. >> richard: but i do think he is going to have to meet voters in the middle. talk about the impact of inflation and if he is reelected what he would do to fix it. also a contrast between himself and president trump, who according to the peterson institute for international trade come if you calculate current tariffs plus trump suggested 10% tariffs percent tariffs across-the-board and chinese business, cost each

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♪ ♪ >> richard: welcome back. it's time for "the fastest." ♪ ♪ first up, remember that adorable kid from "love actually?" watch this. >> the truth is, actually, i'm in love. >> i'm sorry? >> i know i should be thinking about mom all the time, and i am, but the truth is, i'm in love. nothing i can do about it. >> richard: now, that little kid is 34, and he's actually in love, got married over the weekend. he got hitched this weekend. jesse, what do you think? >> jesse: i don't think much, richard. never saw the movie but i am impressed with his bride. i think he married up. >> dana: i loved "love actually," love the kid

and he was also very good in the other hugh grant movie i liked called "about a boy." look at that cute face. he is a cute one. come on, you loved it. >> greg: do you know if you watch "love actually" while playing pink floyd's "dark side of the moon," you will ruin pink floyd's "dark side of the moon?" [laughter] >> richard: judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: i've never seen "love actually" but whatever antiaging stuff this kid is using if he is 34 and the picture we just saw, we need to give some of it to biden. >> richard: i'm going to let you get away with that one. up next, man's best friend unethical? a "time" magazine article is making the case against having a pet, citing social isolation and acclimate impact keeping pets. the truth is, often significant harm to animals. >> judge jeanine: are you kidding? you haven't even come to me. can i ask that? >> richard: you just --

>> judge jeanine: i have four rescues pure how does it cause significant harm to animals? should i let them run on the straight edges do their own thing, hope that the eat something that is not going to make them -- oh, there is stella! i mean, these dogs live a wonderful life. and i am being a mean person for causing significant harm to them? my dogs are not last two days -- this one might. >> richard: greg? >> greg: what is harmful to everyone's health are articles like that because none of these people -- there he is -- none of these people who go after, like the personal or just the pleasures of life, actually obey the things they write about. they never get rid of their air conditioning. they still use gas-powered cars. they probably have a cat or five. so this is only about getting a byline in a dying publication. >> richard: dana? >> dana: also, anything to take away joy from people and to

use the excuse of climate change. they are coming after the cattle industry. and that is ridiculous and outrageous in itself, but also they come after your pets. if you say something is hurting the climate, you are guaranteed to get that byline. >> richard: either problem with the byline. jesse, what is your take? >> jesse: i was the editor of "stuff" magazine. falling circulation and you're going right into a july 4th weekend, you just need to hit your article quota and get a little clickbait so it gets on "the five" and you call it a day. >> dana: well done. >> richard: and for the cat lovers out there, there is my little one. they are going to put her up beards before let's see. >> richard: there she is! >> dana: that is a cute cat. >> richard: and "the five" is up next. ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: time now for one thing. >> dana: talked about cats a moment ago. a furry adventurer found himself in a precarious situation. found himself in the grand canyon. good news is cat was rescued. also, today is perino on politics podcast is with ben shapiro. check it out. >> greg: lasts 4 # seconds. >> judge jeanine: speaks very quickly. >> greg: tonight another great show cha charlie an naught. cat vos. kat timpf, tonight at 10:00 p.m. ply the animal songs. get it right, roll it. >> jesse: we have heard this before. >> judge jeanine: we haven't heard it. >> greg: dana, you are the farm girl. >> dana: i got the sea otter right. i'm going to say hippo. >> jesse: i was going to say

hippo now i will say cow. >> dana: cow? cow goes moo moo. >> richard: i think it's a rhino. >> judge jeanine: i think it's a rhino. >> dana: it's a camel. >> greg: a hungry camel. >> jesse: i was the closest. cow is closest to camel. you are going to give to me. bear news. we don't have any sounds but we have some video. bear got into a kitchen at a theme park in tennessee. everybody thought it was cute. recording on their phones. watch at that time steal the food. mauls a woman. mauls her head right off. and that's why you have to he leave big tips. trump is not going to tax them all you waitresses out there. vivek rhymes mistake. glenn greenwald and chris hanson, remember chris hanson to catch a predator tonight at 8:00. >> judge jeanine: i remember

that when i use to do the predators. check out this genius. [laughter] i didn't mean that nothing to do with him check out this genius base running method from a little league coach. in order to ensure that the kids are trained to step on the correct part of the base which is the edge. he put their cell phones on collateral if anyone great coaching. >> jesse: i'm going to line my driveway with emma's cell phone. richard? >> richard: late host of jeopardy alex trebek, last friday. the stamp says in. the host of the quiz show jeopardy. >> that's cute. >> jesse: all the letters we are mailing. that's it for us. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: just to clarify can you clarify we do not do editorial meetings at hooter

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