judge jeanine pirro, kevin walling, dana perino, and pensive greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ donald trump making a triumphant return to washington to unite the republican party. and it was, as the former president would say, a total love fest. trump getting a rock star reception from congressional republicans. at one point house g.o.p. members started singing happy birthday to him. why don't we all? ♪ happy ♪ [laughs] and senate republicans gave him a cake. trump turned 78 tomorrow, the former president come on a mission to get everybody on board to win big this november and save america from the biden catastrophe. sources telling fox news went went down in the closed door dop meeting, trump ripping the biden doj as dirty, no good bastards over his lawfare campaign against them and also called joe biden. later on, trump touting the republican unity. >> we have great unity. we have great common sense. a lot of very smart people in this room that a lot of people that love our country, we are a nation that is in decline, we are a declining nation, a nation being laughed at all over the world. we have a leader that is being laughed at all over the world. we are going to turn it around. we are going to turn it around fast. have to get elected. we have to take this -- this beautiful place, and we have to make it really something very special again. right now, it is not special. this is an outstanding group of people. i am with them 1000%. they are with me 1000%. we agree just about on everything, and if there isn't, we work it out. >> jesse: but democrats and the media can't stand the sight of a unified republican party, so they were ramping up the trump fear factor. >> donald trump and his republican sycophants will be talking about tax breaks for the very rich, cuts to the middle class, and packing our courts with more radical judges. if that's unity, the american people sure as heck don't want it. >> i just get sick thinking about my republican colleagues in the senate watching them get behind this candidate, that they know to be a danger to american democracy. >> beyond the party is the voters that are subscribing to it. that keeps me up at night. >> guilty. guilty. guilty. guilty. guilty. >> jesse: jeanine, pretty significant, donald trump going to d.c., seeing all the house republicans, and all of the senate republicans, who some of them might not have always had the greatest relationship with. fully united around the former president. what does that mean? >> judge jeanine: specifically mitch mcconnell, might be talking about, yeah, it looks like they were very unified, which is what the republican party needs, donald trump knows he needs a unified republican congress behind him, and, you know, it's amazing, first of all, listening to people like adam schiff and, you know, donny deutsch and the rest of them. they are sick into. they don't sleep at night because half of america supports this man. you know, we never really talk about the biden supporters. we just say joe biden is and with it. you know, we just feel badly for him. he should have at least the decency of having a family, to let him retire with some dignity, but we never make fun of the people who support him, and that is the difference between republicans and democrats, but you know, they said the nancy pelosi said donald trump will go to washington to try to dismantle democracy again. what did he do? he talked policy. he talked about not allowing cuts to social security. he talked about a cracked on the border, reversing bidenomics, the inflation, the economy problem, making a u-turn on the biden foreign policy, and we just heard about a 10-year deal that we've got going with ukraine now, but it is, you know, it looks like they are starting on the right track. donald trump didn't want to mention that there was a trial and it was unfair. and before this he met with the heads of three banks. he met with jamie dimon and jean fraser, brian monahan, and then he met with some of the other big business people come on nelson peltz you know, he is doing everything right now and the democrats are in disarray because they can't believe big they have this mess on the hands with progressives calling for the jewish people to stand up and be identified in new york city on a subway car, and in the end it sounds like donald trump was the one who was reasonable, who's got everything going behind him, and it seems like he is on a path to victory. to be right, walling. >> kevin: here we go. >> jesse: do you think the republican party is more unified or do you think the democratic party is more unified. >> kevin: i think they both are. donald trump has this remarkable ability to now bring back people that have criticized him up down left and center. sitting with mitch mcconnell, who in the days after january 6th laid that completely had donald trump's feet, to sit down with other members who voted for his impeachment and bring them together where they are slapping backs and singing him happy birthday is extraordinary, i think. my take away from that closed-door meeting is the fact he told marjorie taylor greene to be nice to speaker johnson, following that failed impeachment effort, and the fact that he is also doubling down on this failed nation rhetoric, we saw that in the press conference, going to see over the next five months of that actually resonates with the american people. he has been on this track of taking down america in his speech is. we will see if that resonates with t the american people. >> jesse: dana p? >> dana: there is 145 days until the election, that's from today. >> kevin: no one is counting. >> dana: things are never as good or as bad as they seem in politics but the republicans had an excellent day today. they got the image that they wanted on the once the democrats really feared because a united republican party is something that they have been banking would never happen, so for example, they will point to states, and this could be states where you had primaries after nikki haley had dropped out. even 12 weeks after she dropped out, she'd still get up to 20% of the vote, and the democrats would say, aha, c, that's what he's going to lose. then you see, people like mitch mcconnell, mitt romney went, part of the birthday celebration, and i think you can see today that republicans can taste victory. and when you start to feel that way, there is a momentum, and you are contrasting tonight, videos like this, versus the one we are going to show you in the the block. that's a deep tease. i think it is helpful for them to go to the hill because having been present before, he knows he is going to need them if he wants to do all the things that he has, that jeanine was talking about, in terms of taxes, the border, crime -- anything that he wants to do, especially in the senate. why does that matter so much? that is where your personnel confirmations get done and you can't get things done in the government if you can't get your people confirmed. >> kevin: important that republicans are hopeful about the senate flipping back. i think they are a little less hopeful about the how spirits view and great timing, counter programming, all of the evening news is going to show biden in italy with zelenskyy, trump in d.c. with the united party. greg, you heard some of these nasty, kind of bonkers statements from the media and the democrats, how would you figure they're handling this? >> greg: it is interesting they are handling this, you have murphy saying it makes him sick to see republicans backing trump. dude, you are backing a mindless invalid who should be in a white room, not the white house, and you think the democrats would have something to point to like, hey, this is what you want four more years of biden, but you can't. all you have are these fantasies of doom. you can't say what is, so you have to say what if. so i have a theory on why people are supporting biden. it's a right wing up. the right has secretly infiltrated the democratic party to preserve an incapacitated candidate that is sure to collapse before november 5th. seriously. because i have other examples. right? you have leftists targeting jews at home, right, smearing their homes with paint, that can be done by the mossad. you have activists pushing to target children with gender ideology, hormones, and surgery. that can be done by the religious right, after all, they predicted we are coming after your kids. you have progressives defending the influx of illegals by the millions, including criminals, that could have been scripted by ann coulter. now you have a president who is in the throws of dementia, steve bannon has to be behind that. so i think -- what does it say about your party, when everything you support appears like a right wing op that could actually be manufactured by your adversaries? you've got to look in the mirror and go, what are we doing? when all of this appears to be sabotaged, yet we are doing it to ourselves. that is my theory. >> jesse: just blew my mind. >> greg: did i blow your mind? that's not a lot to blow. [laughter] >> jesse: coming up next, brain freeze biden's back, embarrassing america on the world stage. ♪ ♪ progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: he's put the elder in elder statesman. president biden giving another embarrassing, brain addled performance on the world stage while in italy for the g7's on it. the big guy he must have thought it was still d-day. he awkwardly saluted the italian prime minister, who was hosting the event. another startling moment, the president wandered away from the group of world leaders to go look at a skydiver and give them a thumbs up. italy's leader was then forced to physically redirect the president's attention for a photo. biden then holding a rare press conference with ukraine's president zelenskyy. joe biden sounding out of breath has he answered a question about his son, hunter, conviction. >> i am extremely proud of my son, hunter purely has overcome an addiction. he is one of the brightest, most decent men i know. and i am satisfied that i am not going to do anything -- i said i would abide by the jury decision. i will do that. and i will not pardon him. >> reporter: mr. president, do you plan on commuting the sentence? ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: very interesting, kevin, he says -- that wasn't asked, just said, i'm going to abide by the jury's decision, and i'm not going to pardon him. but he doesn't say anything about commuting the sentence. >> kevin: he has talked often about that issue, that same address -- go >> judge jeanine: he's been very clear -- >> kevin: he was asked by that reporter over there about that. listen, we got five months of this campaign, we got an 81-year-old running up to 78-year-old. i would be more nervous as a democrat if it was nikki haley we were running against our ron desantis -- >> judge jeanine: the question i just asked about commuting the sentence. >> kevin: well, again, i think you just address the part in question, i don't think he has actually been asked about the commutation. >> judge jeanine: he says he loves him and he is proud of him. >> kevin: i don't believe so come he is very clear on the part in question. if he is asked about the commutation question, he will answer. >> dana: i took that as answering both. >> kevin: and has doubled down in his remarks in terms of supporting a jury system in this country, the judicial process playing out, on "outnumbered" this week when the jury came back from a very clear statement in support of the judiciary. we are going to have a split screen and see the debate in two weeks or so between the former president and the president, and it's going to be this dynamic playing out between two older gentleman in this race. >> judge jeanine: you know, how do you compare them as two older gentleman? on the one hand you have joe biden over there, someone who is skydiving and think know my giving a thumbs up, with the president or prime minister of interitaly has to remind them wy they are there. i mean, age? >> jesse: age is just a number, you know that. >> judge jeanine: yours is unlisted. >> jesse: mine is unlisted. judge, you are a whippersnapper. i don't know how old you are, but doesn't matter. you have energy, just like donald trump. joe biden, there is too much going on right now to be wandering off in the middle of an italian field. we just signed a 10-year deal with ukraine and affirmed their future membership into nato. what? what? and at the same time we are going to allow american weapons in ukraine to hit russian targets inside their borders. that was a significant development. and then also china selling dual use tech to ukraine. we just slapped a bunch of sanctions on them. the russian neva is doing port calls in cuba, 90 miles off the. this guy is wandering around in a field? i don't know, judge. i do know that the american people kind of checked out on the ukraine thing. we're just not really emotionally involved anymore. celebrities aren't going there, senators aren't going there, journalists are going there anymore. our checkbook is involved but we have really detached herself from it. i don't think the american people would care one way or the other if ukraine won this war and repelled russia back, or if there was a peace deal tomorrow. i think we would be happy with both. him it doesn't look like either of these things are going to happen, especially when an 80-year-old man is wandering around in an italian field. >> judge jeanine: you know it's interesting about biden speech today, dana, biden starts by saying at the beginning of this war, he said something like 25 countries joined together to declare their support for ukraine, and then he goes right into, and we are going to sign, just two of us, the united states and ukraine, we are going to sign a deal to make sure that we invest in ukraine industrial base, that we provide them in the long term with defense, weapons, and ammunition, that we provide them for ten years with intelligence and training, and that we continue to give them, i think, $15 billion, all of this while russia has got its ships in the caribbean. >> dana: okay, so he is at the g7 conference. we where i think the last country to make an agreement like this out of these seven, so i think when president trump really put the pressure on the nato countries to pay more, and they started doing that, i think biden has tried to continue it, maybe not as well but they are all paying more because they are actually worried about the threat, so setting that aside, i do think that if i were the white house, i would have sent kamala harris to this meeting, and let joe biden rest up and prepare for the debate. you are going to start seeing, i saw a little bit of it today, a little bit of face tripping out from democrats who are concerned that he is not doing the prep that he needs to do for that debate that takes place three weeks from tonight. and all of them looked old and defeated, except for the prime minister of italy, and in fact, biden's approval rating is sparkling next to theirs come he is at 37%, justin trudeau is at 30%, germany 25%, macro 21%. and actually most of these people that are there except desh could be off the world stage in the next few months. >> kevin: biden is in pretty. >> dana: 37%. >> kevin: we will take it. >> judge jeanine: the sad part about this, the united states is supposed to be the world superpower and military, the strongest military, and yet we have someone on the stage that projects such weakness and such fear and such, you know, almost -- it's almost like he is a pushover. >> greg: yeah, ukraine gets weapons and funds and our american troops, they get diversity training and pride events. where are the priorities? right now if you believe -- this is what i don't understand. if you actually believe that trump is this existential threat, right, the most consequential vote in our history is coming up, why are you running a feeble ghost of a candidate? why would you treat this election so lightly that you put forth the weakest candidate in american history? if you believe trump is a moral evil, you are abandoning your moral imperative to put out a real candidate. i'm not even saying a good candidate. i'm saying a real candidate, which makes anyone with a brain wonder, if they aren't that worried that joe is going to lose, given his sorry state, what are they planning? what are they doing to save the day? what is up the dems sleeve to drag that body back into the white house? what is the dog that is not barking? and let's say, by some weird, miraculous chance, that we didn't see coming, given that trump is ahead come has a 66% chance of winning, looks like he is going to get the electoral count, he -- joe still wins, what do you do after you win? 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no, no, no. i do believe, though, that the timing of a personal relationship that i had was probably bad, it was bad timing. there has been this effort to say that, okay, these exact dates are at issue and these exact dates are -- i'm getting -- i'm getting signaled here. >> you want to go away for a second >> yes. >> okay. >> keep rolling? >> don't stop. >> everything okay? >> yeah. >> greg: i bet. meanwhile fani also showing off some passion today while speaking at a black church, playing both the race and the gender card. >> others have found buyer with the media for not double checking those who unfairly attack african american women, but that same media will jump at the morsel of a chance to tear a sister down. i am so tired of hearing these idiots call my name as fani in a way to attempt to humiliate me. because, like silly schoolboys, the name reminds them of a woman's realtor. while they are over there running their mouth, i am over here paying them no mind. thriving. ambition. winning. >> greg: well said, fani. kevin, so let's go to that cnn tape. the irony here is no one would have even known about that interview because it is on cnn, if they didn't do that powwow, which then called attention to it. what do you think happened? why was he doing the interview in the first place? >> kevin: so he can get a book deal at some point be an understatement of the century, i do believe the timing of the relationship was bad. that is key in all of this. the worst part is it has become a total distraction to this case. this is all we are talking about. you have 17 codefendants, many of whom have already pled guilty in fulton county, to the charges that they have been indicted on. this is a serious case and fani willis and nathan wade have totally undermined the legitimacy of this case. not just speaking as a democrat, but as an american, that this is totally problematic. >> greg: judge, what do you make of this case right now? seems like it is imploding from within. seems that redundant. >> judge jeanine: imploding. >> greg: could have just set imploding. >> judge jeanine: i make mistakes from too. what's crazy about this thing is this guy, nathan wade, goes on television, and he has asked the simplest, most obvious question about your relationship and when did it begin, and the media consultant has to interrupt him and say, you know what, there is a problem here. you are not sounding like what you did under oath. it really is crazy. and her claim, you know, it's the black women who are being criticized unjustly but i am still surviving, one of the things she said was it's acceptable to sexualize and attack us. being a black woman in america is the most unprotected woman and all society. well, you know, i could talk about what's going on in israel but i won't even do that. you know, they are just calling attention to themselves here. this case is on appeal because trump is still moving to disqualify willis. wade was disqualified because of the money issue so now trump is appealing. it is never going to be tried for the election, and they asked wade, they say to him, if the president, donald trump wins, should he still be prosecuted? oh, yeah. than the interviewer says, you probably can't, they have never prosecuted a president criminally. well, we have lawyers checking that out right now just to make sure. you know, it's never been done. i wish this guy stayed on the case, i want him to try donald trump. he is so inept and incompetent, he doesn't understand what is going on. nathan wade should go back on the case. >> greg: dana, that was the first time i heard the race card on this, and she brought it up. you could equally argue that it is the race card that is keeping her in her job. like, they would have fired anybody else, but you can't fire fani willis because she is a strong black woman. >> dana: so she just had a primary challenge, and she won by like 95% of the vote, so she has a group of people that are her friends, or community, her constituents, and all of her. george will come of "the washington post" columnist -- >> greg: who is he? >> dana: wrote a piece saying d.a.'s should not be elected, so we are in this situation where alvin bragg, for example, promises during his election, if you vote for me, i will go after donald trump, and i will get him, and then he ignores all this other crime so he can singularly focused on trump. similar thing has happened here. i do not understand why they are doing any media. hers wasn't an interview. he should not be talking. i never in my life, spokesperson for so many different people, i never did that. if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. you take a risk in an interview and if you are at risk of screwing things up, don't do the interview. >> greg: jesse, can this lovers -- this relationship be saved? i mean, we're overlooking the fact they may be in love with each other. >> jesse: you've got to break up to make up, greg, you know what i mean? that's always the best part. i didn't even know it was fani until three weeks ago. >> dana: that's because you're not listening to me. >> jesse: what? >> dana: [laughs] >> jesse: you know you say after the bombs started going off in ukraine, we all called it a kyiv and then they called it "keev," i've been calling it "kee-of" for a month. this has nothing to do with race. if it was a white fani and a white lover boy and they went on a cruise to nova scotia instead of the caribbean, i would still be handling the corruption because it is a kick back that should be color-blind, greg. the one thing you don't do in an interview. get to the corner and ice his eye, no, you let him go through it. for him to not be briefed on the one question everybody cares about, when did you guys start having sex, the only question relevant to this entire thing and he is not prepared? how did the consultant not prepare him and how did he not just know how to say, i don't know, it's private, we have answered already in the case is pending. why did he leave the chair? and why does he have a media consultant? fani doesn't have one. jack smith doesn't have one. bragg doesn't have one. >> greg: you don't have one. >> jesse: i don't need one! he needs one because he is a sex toy. they would be a shame that these are the people that they are using to prosecute the former president. >> greg: as eloquent as always. >> dana: holding your hand n now. >> greg: coming up, autoworkers telling joe biden where he can stick his electric car mandates. ♪ ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? 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95% white state, what are the chances are you are going to find a black-owned electrician who knows how to install this, okay? what are the chances you are going to find a black-owned electric company near the project? okay? if it is not in portland, good luck. than if you can't find that, you have to find a black electrician who you are going to have to hire, and if he is not near, good luck, or you are going to have to find a random black guy, pay him, train him, and then he has to install it. that is not just that, it's montana, iowa, lake, a dozen states are 95% white. good luck finding black electricians near your site to install these things. >> dana: it is pretty interesting, kevin, dei could be where ev is d i.e. >> kevin: is interesting, the reporting of this story, 40,000 project started because of the infrastructure act but this one is certainly lagging behind. market share increasing more and more. >> dana: you think there is clamoring for it? >> kevin: subsidies to make them more affordable. i think there is also national security element. the world is going in that direction with solar and green energy. i think we've got to stay on top of this. i want to make sure that these cars, lithium batteries, are all being produced domestically here -- >> dana: that's the problem. and judge, that's why you have these union workers, even if the union leadership says we are endorsing biden, they are saying you are about to take away our livelihoods -- must jobs. there is no question. look, 61% of americans don't want an ev. most of the other americans can't afford an ev. the problem is this whole thing with the $7.5 billion, how many, 2021? the president is frustrated, as you say, maybe he ought to rework the conditions of the grants, okay? to qualify for a federal grant to build and ev charger, get this, you have to promise to engage in intentional outreach to underserved communities, most of whom are going to use the subway, okay, by hosting a neighborhood block party, and other engagement activities. other examples of outreach that the democrats and your president, who is frustrated, wants -- >> kevin: everybody loves a good block party, judge. >> judge jeanine: sporting event, baseball game, a cultural event, as well as games and contests, and applicants should be multilingual, and there needs to be interpreters for community members who don't speak english, who think they can afford and ev, the leftists are screwing the implementation of their own ideas. who would have thunk? and in the end, what makes then think any communities can afford these ugly cars? >> dana: also where they going to park them? there is a department of transformation staffer, senior staffer, spoke only on the condition of anonymity, saying what we all now know, it's all a mess. >> greg: equity mandates creates a parallel metric that works against profitability and efficiency, because it creates a shallow pool which quickly runs out. and it makes me think that equity is another right-wing sign-up. because no one on the right believes that it works. there is no question we need to explore avenues of energy without it, we are doomed, but we are finally coming around to the answer and that is nuclear. both sides are seeing, after a half-century of demonization, we realized we have to abandon that perception, that it is dangerous and unclean, it's going to be the future, but we have to address how we got here. we spent decades and trillions of dollars on climate models that had a zero batting average in coming true. this is why they always got revised with new variables and other stuff, always changing it around because they couldn't get it right, and they realized he couldn't accurately measure the temperature of the earth. we finally realized that. what happened, we shifted from measuring things to hypothetical doom scenarios. they retreated back from what is to what ifs. the earth is going to be destroyed in 12 years. and then they use that doing to handcuff all of our energy industries. energy research, they handed the energy advantage to our adversaries, and we are subservient to countries that pump the oil for us. ironically, we are now caught over a barrel. >> dana: oh, i get it. >> greg: we will be right back. >> dana: yes, we will. up next, climate change protesters striking out after trying to storm the congressional baseball game. ♪ ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. it really works. ♪ ♪ >> kevin: taken out at the ball game. climate change protesters arrested after trying to storm the field during the congressional baseball game last night, and immediately get tagged. >> oh, my god my god. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> kevin: jesse, i'm going to come to you first. do you think you could have tackled those protesters faster than the capitol police? >> jesse: absolutely. that didn't look very good. bad form, too. can we go back to the good old days where the only time anyone ran on a sporting field was a drunk guy who lost a bet? i don't want to see any more protests. i just want to see hooligans, naked, getting tackled. >> greg: come to my place. >> jesse: usually women don't run on the field, judge. if you want to come it's an equal opportunity world. >> kevin: dana, the congressional baseball game has been a fixture since 1908 or ' '09. you have gone in the past. what did you think? >> dana: one of my first assignments on capitol hill, the republican coach, so i got to do some of the p.r. for it and i really love the game. what i think is despicable about this and these people and i think they should have been more harshly punished, and tackled, because it was just seven years ago that the congressional baseball game practice, there was a shooting that almost killed several members of congress andrew the injured steve scalise, who is now the majority whip. minority whip. it should have been a bigger deal. they are not persuasive in any way. the other thing is these idiots keep posting pictures and videos of them saying we shut down this event. actually, no, you didn't. you got dumped on in ten seconds. they are bunch of idiots. i would like stronger punishment. >> kevin: they also telegraphed they are going to do this ahead of time so think of the capitol police was there in force to take them out. judge, what do you think about storming the baseball field like this? >> judge jeanine: like everyone else. i am stick to death of these protesters. i'm sick of seeing them, i am tired of them. hopefully they will be able to make whatever charges they file against them stick because they are just interfering with our lives. and the whole idea, i like the idea that congress gets together and plays a game, i understand the republicans take it a little more seriously, dana, the red outfits and show up at 5:30 for practice. >> dana: they won by 1-11. >> judge jeanine: that's a lot. >> kevin: i was not going to mention, another massacre, the score appeared >> judge jeanine: they didn't have uniforms, just typical demo democrats. >> kevin: greg, what should happen to those eight individuals that were arrested? >> greg: i disagree with dana, i don't think we should execute them in front of their families. i thought that was a little harsh. what would stop this, getting a life. developing real concerns. maybe getting a job, having a family. i mean, this is an example of a luxury belief, where someone has no worries because they are young, they don't have to think about the price of food, don't have to think about their safety and security. mommy and daddy is paying for a lot of their stuff, so they are supported in a way that allows them to do these things that other people with real lives don't have to do. we do give us oxygen, though, every time we do these segments. we are kind of like -- and mean it, it's great content for us, t we do make fun of it, so perhaps that's good, but if everybody just ignored it -- >> dana: who would date one of those guys? >> greg: they probably don't date. they have probably never had s sex. they probably sit alone in their rooms and weep quietly while listening to jazz. >> kevin: well come on that note, thanks to the capitol police were doing their job and taking them out. to be is up next. ♪ ♪ "one more thing" is up next. there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short... stream directv without a satellite dish. i'm going to do this thing with my neck, just for a bit. organic soil from miracle-gro has grown me the best garden i have ever had. good soil, and you get good results. look at that! the broccoli was fantastic. that broccoli! i think some of them were six, seven pounds. ♪ it. >> greg: all right, tonight, another great show tim shillue. liz macdonald, kat timpf and tyrus tonight at 10:00 p.m. let's do, this greg's yoga news. a lot of people don't have time doing yoga feels like it takes a long time, slow. try doing it while you are bathing. that's what this yoga practitioner did. look at that yoga pose. strengthening the muscles that support the spine in the back while bathing. by the way, stretching like that can minimize and prevented back stiffness and pain and keeps your muscles lean and flexible something you should be doing jesse before you ruined your back. >> jesse: dana, you are next. >> fire rescue in denver, colorado. they say tiny five pound puppy his name is archie beaten. he fell through an open floor vent. the crew along with plumbers and the town sheriff's department. they navigated all of the home's pipes, saw him through intricate ductwork to locate archie. 12 years old trapped over three hours. unharmed and returned to his owner answer to prayer he was okay. >> jesse: i know we shouldn't be doing this and giving people oxygen this happened to be one more thing. this a guy running out on a field in he'd respects game. back flip. if you are going to run out into the field, at least do something to entertain us. don't get tackled. >> dana: he got tased. >> jesse: tackled, tased and he did a back flip, judge. squint when you look at the scream. i love you so much. johnny hit the streets here is a sneak peek. >> should men be drinking out of straws. >> yes. >> do you think that's very manly? >> yes. [laughter] >> jesse: the irony of johnny asking about masculinity is rich. judge. >> judge jeanine: check out these two black bear cubs who are up to no good as one troublemaker relaxes on someone's hammock, the other one is looking at him trying to tell him hey we shouldn't be doing. this the other one is on the hammock, the other one said you shouldn't be doing it. eventually the naughty one on the hammock got off two took off and supposed to show the two of them taking off. imagine them taking off. >> jesse: imagine. he. >> jesse: use your imagination. >> kevin: this is one of my favorite stories elliott perry 12-year-old boy i saw him in a d.c. a few weeks ago. three months premature 1 pound . 18% of survival. he raised over $121,000 to build this playground at the very hospital that cares for him as a premature baby. it's a beautiful story. elliott harry foundation up in new hampshire. check it out. >> greg: do you know what your problem is, kevin. >> kevin: too heart-warming? >> greg: how can i say anything about that wonderful story. >> jesse: how do we know that guy is not pocketing something off the top. a lot of these charities are ripe for abuse. >> kevin: he is 12. >> jesse: trust but verify. we're on to you elliott. nice try. that's it for us. have a great night. >> shannon: good evening, welcom