“He’s Full Of Sh*t”
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What’s the opening rundown and who are the hosts of The Five today?
We'll see you. Hello, everybody. I'm Jesse Waters, along with Kayleigh McEnany, Harold Ford Jr., Martha McCallum, and Greg Gutfeld. It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is The Five.
President Trump dropping a profanity-laced nuke on the Dems' newly minted radical in Michigan, Dr. Abdul.
When I watch Abdul... He's full of . If you remember, during my State of the Union speech from a little while ago, I made a very strong statement. I said that America will never be a socialist country. What I didn't say is what they're trying to do. They want to skip socialism. They want to go right down to the bottom of the barrel. That's communism. They want it to be a communist country. We're not letting them have it as a communist country, not even for a minute.
Meanwhile, Dr. Abdul's in the lab experimenting with a brand new political formula to convince everyone he's not a socialist.
Look at the background. It says no tax on tips. The man can't stay on focus. That's like the one thing that he did to offer any economic relief. But instead of that, he's more focused on me. The question that people are asking is not where do you stand on the left's right spectrum on a series of issues that people talk about on CNN. I'm not a socialist, but I am a scientist. And so I like empirically driven answers to hard problems. I like to solve them.
But the old guard isn't ready to surrender. The New York Times reporting that moderate Dems are beating the war drums and prepping for a fight with the socialist faction of the party. However, there's no salty grapes for Abdul's former opponent, Haley Stevens, embracing the phony physician at a unity breakfast this morning. All right, Harold Ford Jr., I don't think you've commented on this race yet. How's it going?
How does the panel critique Dr. Abdul’s “political formula” and the Trump‑style profanity attack?
If I were up 12 to 15 points like the doctor was several days ago, at least the public and some private polling suggests the person is going to be back. But everybody missed everybody. And I won by less than a point or even if I won by 12 to 15 points. You have to have a humility. You have to have a willingness to not ask people to unite around you, but to unite around the ideas and the things that you care about, the things that you want to do on behalf of people. Give him a couple of days. He didn't show that two nights ago, the last couple of nights. I was happy to see the congresswoman extend the grace that she has. Two, I would say to him and to President Trump, to Dr. Syed, who I don't know, the blaming of Trump for everything and Trumpism, I get it.
Try to unite the party around it. That's not what's going to win this election. I would say to President Trump, that calling a socialist and communist And for that matter, using profanity, that won't be enough. This will be a contest of ideas. I think a little differently than some of my Democrat friends who think this could very well be a wave election. It just might be. But it won't be a wave unless we focus on issues. I think that voters are going to surprise people all across the country by rewarding the candidate who puts forward the best set of ideas to address the priorities and failings and concerns in their own lives. That's the one gratifying thing, the one positive takeaway I have from all of this, Jesse.
It's hard for me to put my arms around how you could be for no police, no borders, no prison, supporting Hamas, no president, no Senate, and say somehow or another you're for America. Put aside Democrat or Republican, how you could say you're for America. I don't think those ideas are going to be the ones that prevail today. In the fall. And I also don't believe that the president is going to be able to get away with the profanity, nor will Democrats be able to get away with a socialist communist lean. You're going to have to offer answers. And whomever does that best, Democrat or Republican, they will win. And now Democrats are fighting a two front war. They're spending 15 mil to fight the far left and they're fighting Trump.
Yeah, that's right. And I agree with pretty much everything you said.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What’s the opening rundown and who are the hosts of The Five today?
0:00–2:00
2
How does the panel critique Dr. Abdul’s “political formula” and the Trump‑style profanity attack?
2:00–5:47
3
Why do the hosts argue that the Democratic Party is moving toward socialism and communism?
5:47–9:27
4
What are the panel’s predictions for the upcoming elections and the role of ideas versus party labels?
9:27–14:41
5
How do the hosts assess the debate over defunding the police and the recent boo‑off in Staten Island?
14:41–40:10