four presidential contest is careened to be a testosterone primary, summerside quest, data dates with fewer contrasts on policy and proving more keen on comparing feats of strength. miami mayor francis suarez is bragging about placing sixth in a 5k run in cedar rapids, iowa. sender tim scott tossing around the pigskin with his campaign manager. ron desantis baseball cards are getting passed around, highlighting his stint in the little league world series. and who can forget the shirtless rfk jr. workouts. the beefy democrat reviewing his secret to getting buff. i am on antiaging protocol from my doctor. that includes testosterone replacement. but i don t take any steroids. i don t take any anabolic steroids or anything like that. jesse: greg, you were right when you said he was on something. greg: it s obvious. you cannot be that caught at 70:00 p.m. i mean, look at harold. [laughter] bought a low bar, right? you know why, dana, because people in d.c. just aren t in goo
disgusting. okay, in your world, maybe. harold: being healthy is a good thing. i play soccer with my 8-year-old, and he wears me out in 20-30 minutes. greg: you guys play sports at all? [laughter] harold: chris christie, i love you. people inject race too much. everything can t be about race. and being healthy, eating well means that you will live a fuller life, you will live longer, which means you will have an opportunity to be a democrat for a longer time, you will have a chance to be a republican whatever you want to be, this is a good thing. let s tamp it down. jesse: harold ford jr., the black face of white workouts. [laughter] coming up, soccer star megan rapinoe says she welcomes trans athletes to the women s team.
transphobic, where you defend men who identify as women. and if you don t do that, you are just not cool. it is all about this is something i came up with today before she is advantaging ideology over biology, jesse. jesse: where have i heard that before? greg: i don t know. the ideology is cool, and biology to her is not cool. that s the whole thing. and so, what happens is she has chosen the latter, which does not affect girls in soccer, solely, in effect young girls ad locker room to all have to with this issue, and then if you try to debate it in any way, shape, or form, what she talked about with chapelle, that will increase violence towards trams, yet we don t have any statistics on that. they talk about the psychological harm to trans children, i want to see the data because i don t think keeping children away from delusional butchers creates any kind of depression. telling them they were born wrong and that their healthy
they are providing money for drugs, people who live in these homeless camps. dana: portland. jeanine: the government is actively involved in getting the victims to live this kind of lifestyle. we are destroying ourselves. harold: these silly vending machines in new york, something crank pipes, that was the most pissed off i ve been about a public policy come up with that in black and brown neighborhoods, it s wrong in any neighborhood, but all i am saying, demand-side we have to deal with. greg: i think you are both right. ahead, more americans are saying college is worthless. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need. that s my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh?
# it s time no time now for one thing. dana? well, if you are watching, you might have been watching for 12 years. it s our 12th anniversary on the five today. i have some donuts. 12 of these. one cupcake for your birthday. 12 donuts from the the five. these come from broad street dough company. check them out on instagram. can you get a picture? these are gorgeous. the founder s name is did he see two locations in new jersey and one in california. it s a growing company. dez is an amazing woman. froot loops, sharks, m&m s and some sort of smurf thing over there we love our viewers and we really must thank the producers of this show who put up with us and we have given you a hard time. greg: 12 years. dana: longest i ever worked