Well, everybody, I'm Jesse Waters, along with Paul Morrow, Jessica Tarlov, Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfeld.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

Democrats lit the fuse of hatred against ICE, and so far it's led to agents dodging bullets and now bounties.

An alleged Latin king shot caller, Juan Espinoza Martinez, or better known on the streets as monkey,

charged and accused of putting a hit out on one of President Trump's top immigration enforcers,

Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, the same guy, Illinois Governor, J.B.B. Back Ribs,

name dropped just yesterday. Tech show how Monkey offered a $10,000 bounty on Bovino's head

and $2,000 for his location. But Bovino isn't scared of monkey.

I was a little disappointed that it was only $12,000, but on a more serious note, that was an illegal alien that was comfortable enough living here.

The governor or the mayor are talking about.

They are the reason that gang members feel comfortable enough to do something like that.

It's amazing.

We won't stop the mission despite what the governor and the mayor think we're not going to stop our mission.

Chicago is too important.

Our country's too important.

And despite one judicial coup after another, preventing Trump's deployment of the National

Guard to stop the violence outside ice facilities, hundreds of Texas National Guard troops

could be on Chicago streets any day now after Governor Greg Abbott deployed them.

Christy Noam is on the ground in Portland, visiting the besieged ice facility there,

the one that's been attacked for more than 100 nights without police response.

But will she be any match for the singing style of Boomer Tifa? Or how about New York Times columnist Nicholas Christoff and his peekaboo game?

Be careful.

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