Hello, everyone. I'm Katie Pavich, along with Harrowport Jr., Jesse Waters, Dana

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

You have not had this happen for four years. You sat and you'd ask one question to Biden,

and it was always the ice cream question, right? What flavor ice cream do you like? I like, uh,

I like, uh, vanilla. And that was the end of the conference.

President Trump holding a marathon cabinet meeting that stretched past three hours,

covering just about every major issue facing Americans at home and abroad.

At the center of it all, crime.

47 was touting his incredible turnaround of Washington, D.C., from one of America's most dangerous cities to what he now calls the safest city in the nation.

And in classic Trump fashion, he pointed out the awkward reality for Democrats.

They're defending crime instead of crime.

Crime. We're against crime.

The Democrats like crime.

I don't know why.

I think crime will be the big subject of the midterms and will be the big subject of the next election.

They called it a trap.

This Democrat consultant, they said, he's put him in a trap again because these are all traps.

You know, 80, 20, but they're not 80, 20.

They're almost 100 to

nothing. And just as the president predicted, the left is falling for it, as political noted

this morning on crime, Trump has Democrats right where he wants them. Case in point, Chicago

Mayor Brandon Johnson repeatedly dodged warning Joe's questions on whether an increased police presence would help out with violence in the windy city.

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