The panel on "The Five" reacted to Hollywood's latest attacks on President Trump, including Samuel L. Jackson's endorsement of a profane remark about Trump and accusations of racism from Robert De Niro.
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Wednesday's panel on "The Five" reacted to Sen. Elizabeth Warren's Instagram livestream, during which she paused her interaction with users to crack open a beer.
Dana Perino, Lawrence Jones and the rest of the panel on "The Five" Thursday discussed the outlook of potential Democratic candidates in the 2020 election.
Former Clinton adviser Doug Schoen agreed with outgoing Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill's (Mo.) recent criticism of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, arguing the soon-to-be-freshman lawmaker should not be the new face of the party.
The panel on "The Five" Wednesday reacted to President Trump and the first lady making a surprise visit to troops in Iraq, Trump's first visit to a war zone since taking office.
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On "The Five" Friday, Jedediah Bila said Democrats who oppose funding President Trump's border wall should take a minute and think about what they are really opposing.