judge jeanine pirro, richard fowler, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. it is the fifth day of the presidential witness protection program. joe biden is as elusive as bigfoot, holed up in the mountains of camp david, 16 debate propers making him cram like crazy for the cnn presidential debate that is just two days away. they are worried joe is going to blow it so they aren t taking any chances. they actually bu build him a set that would make steven spielberg blush p or go outfitted with lights and production equipment. joe biden s camp counselors are also said to be whizzing back and forth on golf carts as they dipped in and out for strategy sessions. but is it too much? the media is concerned that aids are injecting joe biden with too many facts. i am worried that biden is over preparing in the sense of having too much going on in your head, 16 different people telling you what to do. this time around, trump is going to
jesse: not at hooters. bret: but the wings are great. gogood evening. i m bret baier. two days to go and hillary clinton is offering advice to deal with former president trump this week s debate. government investigators issue a report on the train derailment in east palestine, ohio. common ground segment deals with bipartisan solution to food cost, water woes and security issues. but, first, breaking tonight former president donald trump is now free to comment on certain aspects of his new york criminal trial in which he was convicted on 34 felony counts. the judge in that case has just modified former president trump s gag order. ahead of the july 11th sentencing in that case. this comes on the third day of efforts by the former president s legal team to get rid of the classified documents case against him in florida. national correspondent jeff paul is following that effort in fort pierce, florida tonight. good evening, jeff. yeah, good evening. bret. and special