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March 19

Greg Gutfeld: Hochul mocked New Yorkers when they left, and now she’s begging them to come back

'The Five’ discusses New York Gov. Kathy Hochul urging wealthy residents who left the state to return, along with a multimillion-dollar animal crossing project in California.

March 19

Dana Perino: The scales have tipped between mainstream and social media

'The Five' debates the military and political success of Operation Epic Fury.

March 18

Dana Perino: Democrats don’t realize they’re on the ‘losing end’ of this

‘The Five’ breaks down how the DHS shutdown is causing long TSA lines and airport chaos for spring break travelers.

March 18

Lawrence Jones: JB Pritzker doesn’t know how to create a movement

‘The Five’ co-hosts discuss the outcomes of key elections across Illinois.

March 18

Greg Gutfeld: Opposition to war in Iran has nothing to do with ‘principles’ or ‘results,’ it’s just because of Trump

‘The Five’ discusses the latest on Operation Epic Fury following President Donald Trump’s criticism of NATO and top U.S. intelligence officials testifying before the Senate.

March 17

Dana Perino: US, Israel have ‘exquisite’ intelligence inside Iran

‘The Five’ runs down Operation Epic Fury and President Donald Trump’s claim that the United States does not need assistance from NATO allies.

March 17

Emily Compagno: James Talarico is living in a ‘fantasy land’

‘The Five’ discusses the Democratic and Republican candidates running for U.S. Senate in Texas.

March 16

Greg Gutfeld: Democrats can define a war, but not a woman

‘The Five’ co-hosts discuss President Donald Trump’s Operation Epic Fury as it enters a third week.

March 16

‘The Five’: Dem senator questions volleyball player’s competitive nature for refusing to compete against biological men

‘The Five’ co-hosts discuss Sen. Catherine Miranda, D-Ariz., responding to a female college volleyball athlete’s refusal to compete against biological men.

March 16

Dana Perino: Who are Democrats without Trump? They don’t know

‘The Five’ co-hosts discuss the Democratic Party’s messaging and branding problem as a new article warns the party could face a post-Trump identity crisis by the 2028 presidential election.