it s homelessness and other problems. the left adheres to one singular strategy and that is any kind of process, any kind of law, any kind of logic or any kind of reason is a symptom of cruelty. you will be accused of demonizing. if you want to help the homeless off the street, you demonize. if you want to enforce your border, you demonize. this only happens when the other side is in charge, right? the republicans in charge once the democrats are in charge, they start acting like adults. president president obama acten adult and he was saying the same thing president trump the same. a process, rules and enforcement, adults get this. the media and the dems, you cannot tell the difference. you couldn t tell which was in the media on which was running for president because they are the same animal. i mean animal purely as a metaphor. sandra: i feel like i have
to raise my voice to make my point. greg: well, this is the five. sandra: actual words, obama referred to acting dhs secretary, we had on america s newsroom . a significant step in addressing the core aspect of the crisis in the border. obama s former border patrol chief, mark morgan was on this morning, said this is a game changer. this will absolutely eliminate at least part of the border crisis but you rewind one year ago when jeh johnson, obama s dhs secretary made the point that flores is an issue. it s a loophole that has to be close. i want to address the media, indefinite period of time, supreme court ruling, 2001, 180 days is the longest period of time. they are talking about 50 to 60
and the bachelorette. it s an action-packed cast and it s a no-brainer. he s from rhode island. i don t think he can dance. sandra: he took to the dance floor or the studio floor this morning on fox & friends with ainsley and he was showing his moves. ainsley has deftly got the move moves. jesse: oh, no. that was bad, really bad. greg: drunk lady at a wedding. sandra: judge, you ve got to handed to him. he s going to try. judge jeanine: i don t know how long is going to last. you know, think about what you just read. nbc, the new york times, they want to boycott. how small can you get? you know what i would do if i were sean? i would show up in a maga hat and shirt. it s so small, it s ridiculous. it might be fun.
this show is at the end of the season is an example of people of a bunch of different backgrounds getting together, leaving politics aside, and having a good time in a civil and respectful way. my hope and goal is that at the end of the season, tom looks back and says we need more of this, not less of it. sandra: he says he s not going to care what the heck they think about his performance. i would be pretty nervous going into this. jesse, would you do dancing with the stars ? jesse: it depends on how my career is going. [laughter] i might need the money. it s a lot of money. 150 jesus to walk and are never to advance you get 10. your with a beautiful woman, you ve got a new wardrobe every day. things could be worse for sean spicer. he gets to hang out with christie brinkley, james vanderbeek? yes! ray lewis, didn t he night someone?
greg: my friends who don t drink, they are overpowering with energy. juan: his problem he doesn t sleep either. he s tweeting. jesse: he s working for us, juan. even you. judge jeanine: doesn t need to do it, that s the big point. he doesn t need to be president. he could be playing golf. greg: sandra, you raised a good point. do you think if he were a woman, like a kind of did with gloria sandra: i don t know how it s relevant to the performance on the work he s doing. the thought has crossed my mind, he you go back to the bush and obama years, presidents do age. for fun for the segment, i looked at the oprah interview in 1988. he hasn t changed much at all. his physical appearance. jesse: the doctor s note? the healthiest man on earth?