Hello, everyone. I'm Dana Perrino, along with Katie Pavlett,

Gerald Ford, Jr. Jesse Waters and Greg Gutfeld. It's five o'clock in New York City.

And this is the five.

Liberal mayors making excuses for the mayhem playing out in their cities. Thousands

of teens riding at a top tourist spot in New York City after an online influencer promised

them free PlayStation fives, agitator shutting down traffic, smashing the wind

shields of cars, others throwing smoke bombs and fireworks. Mayor Eric Adams taking some

heat after appearing to give the young people involved a pass.

We're further looking into where there's some even outside agitators. You don't come to

get free game boys and bring smoke bombs and bring M80s and bring other disruptive items.

So we believe there were some outside influences that may have attempted to aggravate the situation.

The senior New York was eerily similar to the looting of a gas station in Chicago by a mob of teens.

But the city's democratic mayor Brandon Johnson also seems willing to make excuses.

We're not talking about mob actions. I didn't say that. These large gatherings.

These large gatherings just hold on a second. I promise you, we have time to talk.

It's important that we speak of these dynamics in an appropriate way.

This is not the off-escaped what has actually taken place. I mean, to refer to children as like

baby Al Capone is not appropriate. And as crime rages out of control, people are forced to take

matters into their own hands. Police say they are investigating a wild incident involving two seven

11 employees who thwarted a robbery and one of whom beat the thief with a stick and you saw

that story here on Fox. All right, Greg. Blaming outside agitators when thousands of young people

showed up within minutes seems a little far-fetched. Yeah. Well, first, if they charge those seven,

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