jesse: hello, everybody. i m jesse watters with dana perino, greg gutfeld, jeanine pirro. it is 5:00 in new york, and this is the five. joe biden s soft on crime policy is really hitting close to foam. not even the first family a safe. secret service agents applied to his granddaughter forced to open fire at criminals. but after three people tried to break into a parked government car outside her house in the ritzy georgetown neighborhood. the secret service adding discharged a service weapon, and it was believed no one was struck. original lookout was issued. d.c. police say that the number of carjackings is skyrocketed. with reports of over 6,000 stolen vehicles just in the past year. meanwhile, a cvs store in the nation s capital has been forced to remove merchandise from shelves and display photos of the items instead after the rise in shoplifting by homeless people. shocked something like this could happen. are we concerned? obviously if obviously. obviously
nowitzki campaign. that s what they say it is. i think that s a story they re feeding to the press. what they found themselves with was all of these stolen documents. a felony under new york state law, it s also a crime under the federal statute and it was too hot for them to handle. roger stone farmed it out and everybody else jumped on it, kushner, don jr., the president, and they made a complete positive deniability so they wouldn t be stuck with the stolen documents. the last thing i ll say let me go back to you, malcolm, because we have to let you go in a second. sure. is the idea of the so much deception and deceit and forgetting about all of these contacts. and the thing that sticks out to me the most is just the idea at some point that papadopoulos says they got a lot of hillary clinton e-mails and you ve also got an e-mail saying the russian government is trying to help your dad and no one says or does anything when it becomes clear in the public that the russian
russia. the d.a. office dropped the ball completely on charges against don jr. and ivanka for having lied to investors. they are caught in e-mails materially misrepresenting the vacancy vacancy rates. totally. they are saying they know they aren t telling the truth about the vacancy rates. it s more than that. the investigators and that completely dropped the ball. they had to make a certain 15% or the deal wouldn t go through under new york state law. i ll bet you anything if you looked at some of those 15% you find a lot of russian names, a lot of russian money parked there and felix who is a principal in the group who wasn t even disclosed in the perspective for that deal. again, that guy with lots of russian connections. there is also the $95 million that went from russia to the president to take a property off his hands nobody wanted to buy. i ll talk about that when we come back. everyone stick around. see you on the flip.
russia, if you re listening, i hope you re able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. that is, i mean, if we found out that the president secretly had sent a message to a back channel in russia or through a cutout saying can you find hillary s e-mails? that would be massively incriminating, but he just did it in public. yes, think you re precisely right. everyone s looking for this smoking gun. this little key that is going to unlock the magical universe of this trump/russia collusion. it s staring us in the face. we know that trump called on russia to release the hacked e-mails. wikileaks was talking to don jr. and he was replying to wikileaks. there is evidence after evidence after evidence that both sides were open up to some sort of collaboration. what do you think about that, malcolm? it s very obvious that russian
no collusion. they ought to get to the end of it because i think the american public is sick of it. right. still with me, my panel. and miriam, we were talking about this revelation which to me gets us closer to this idea i thought malcolm nance called the bridge. some moment where someone says to someone else, hey, push the button. do this thing so we can screw over hillary clinton. we know don jr. as reported was in communication with wikileaks. atlantic broke that story and you were a little skeptical of that exchange. well, i m skeptical on the wikileaks front just because i think actually don jr. doesn t come out looking horrific in the grand scheme of what we know about their approach towards governance in general, but more deeply, i m not sure we re going to get to that point where everything falls into place and everything makes sense. the bridge. the smoking gun. the thing that connects. i think it s an incredibly messy think and it s a lot of