The panel on "The Five" reacted to the mainstream media apparently taking President Trump out of context when he referred to a certain group of illegal immigrants as "animals."

At a roundtable at the White House with California officials opposed to Gov. Jerry Brown's (D) sanctuary state policy, one woman told Trump her concerns with ICE reporting procedures.

The woman said that it is difficult to report illegal immigrants suspected of being in MS-13 because of the "threshold" necessary to make a report to ICE about the individual.

Trump responded by saying that "these aren't people, these are animals, and we're taking them out of the country."

Media outlets including the New York Times and USA Today ran with stories claiming Trump used the term "animals" to describe illegal immigrants.

Trump lashed out at undocumented immigrants during a White House meeting, calling those trying to breach the country’s borders “animals” https://t.co/aQNeu29T6e pic.twitter.com/ogrFKaWyDZ — The New York Times (@nytimes) May 16, 2018

Greg Gutfeld said the incident is similar to the "Laurel-Yanni experiment -- writ large."

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"Normal people heard what they heard correctly which was he was referring to a 'gang'. The media heard 'racist'."

"They're mis-hearing this on purpose," Gutfeld added, calling it more evidence of the media's "confirmation bias."

Jesse Watters called the press' reporting "grotesquely irresponsible."

Watch what the rest of the panel had to say, above.

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