The Five

The Five analyzes President Trump’s midterm strategy, highlighting his red-state tour and "Beast" imagery to counter Democratic election fraud claims.

The Five discusses California Governor Gavin Newsom’s 2028 presidential ambitions, debating his record on homelessness and his potential matchup against AOC.

The Five discusses the affordability crisis, arguing that Democratic proposals like Medicare for All will raise costs while Trump’s energy and tax policies drive down prices.

The Five discusses President Trump’s new AI alliance, debating the trade-offs between rapid technological progress and necessary regulatory safeguards.

The Five discusses President Trump’s AI Golden Age Summit and the debate over AI regulation, contrasting Bill Gates’ apocalyptic warnings with concerns about child exploitation and liability waivers.

The Five hosts debate Barack Obama’s fantasy of women leading governments for two years, criticizing it as pandering and ignoring past Democratic failures.

The Five discusses the arrest of DSA activists during a UN protest, debating whether the Democratic Party’s far-left wing will moderate or fundamentally reshape the party.

The episode opens with a debate on the AI arms race, contrasting AI CEOs' calls for safety pauses with Trump's strategy to maintain U.

The Five discusses President Trump’s UN speech, highlighting his focus on domestic achievements and the Greenland deal while debating the Iran conflict’s impact on midterms.

Hosts Jesse Waters, Kaylee McInerny, Harold Ford Jr.

The Five discusses the political fallout from far-left streamer Hasan Piker’s controversial comments on Iran and Mao Zedong, analyzing his impact on Democrats and the Michigan Senate race.

The Five discusses Democratic damage control as Abdul El-Sayed distances himself from Hassan Piker following controversial comments on terrorism.

The Five discusses the 2026 midterm strategy, focusing on JD Vance’s campaign to frame Democrats as radical and the contentious Michigan Senate race involving Abdul El-Sayed.

The Five discusses the debate over AI regulation, with hosts arguing that AI is a tool rather than a nuclear threat and criticizing tech CEOs for…

The Five discusses the AI regulation debate, debating whether Anthropic’s CEO’s call to slow down is a genuine safety warning or a strategic move to hinder competitors ahead of an IPO.

The Five marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, reflecting on national unity, the release of air quality documents, and the ongoing impact on survivors.

The Five discusses President Trump’s midterm rally, debating his $5,000 dividend proposal and contrasting it with Democratic spending.

The Five discusses the RNC midterms convention in Dallas, debating whether Trump’s rally will boost GOP enthusiasm or alienate voters amid high gas prices and the Iran conflict.

The Five discusses the Socialist 2026 conference in Chicago, mocking radical ideas like labeling weight loss drugs as fascist and criticizing the DSA’s influence on the Democratic Party.

The Five hosts celebrate Labor Day by answering fan mail about childhood cartoons, party tricks, and embarrassing beliefs.

The episode covers the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case, with legal experts analyzing the hung jury and potential retrial.

The Five discusses the deadlocked jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, with one juror reportedly refusing to apply reasonable doubt.

The Five discusses Democratic Senate candidates James Tallarico and Abdul El-Sayed facing backlash for resurfaced "woke" comments, with hosts debating political authenticity.

The Five discusses rising violence in Chicago and a fatal stabbing in NYC, debating mental health care failures and political responses.

The Five discusses Trump’s strategy to mobilize voters by warning of Democratic policies, while analyzing AOC’s potential electability and Elise Stefanik’s controversies.

The Five discusses Democratic candidates rejecting Kamala Harris’s support, signaling an identity crisis as the party shifts left.