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i'm along with rachel, jessica, and jimmy. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> well, democrats creating more election chaos as they try to stop americans from voting for donald trump. maine disqualifying the g.o.p. frontrunner from its 2024 ballot. and it's all thanks to the state's democrat secretary of state. she decided to follow colorado's lead and find trump to be ineligible under the 14th amendment's insurrection clause over his actions surrounding january 6th. she makes no secret she's a far left hack by routinely posting selfies with joe biden and barack obama. she is also an outspoken supporter of trump's second impeachment and of course, immediately ran to the liberal media to spike the football. >> first and foremost, it's important to know, my oath to

the constitution, my obligations to the constitution and rule of law come before any other consideration. no other factors could weigh on that decision. and did not. >> i reviewed section 3 of the 14th amendment very carefully. and i'm determined that section 3 of the 14th amendment does not say conviction. it says engage. and the weight of evidence that i reviewed indicated that it was in fact an insurrection. and mr. trump engaged in that insurrection. >> it looks like liberal political activists stick together. colorado's secretary of state is gushing over the unilateral move in maine to go after trump. >> i do think secretary bellows is brave and courageous. she is the first individual by herself having to make this decision. and we are acutely aware of the threat environment that we work in. so i commend her for her actions, and we'll see how the

litigation inevitably plays out in the state of maine. >> even cnn thinks maine's reasoning is legally weak. >> i think there's a question there with regard to what maine did because if you look at the hearing and she details this in the ruling, they heard from one fact witness, a law professor. she based her ruling on a lot of documents but also you tube clips, news reports, things that would never pass the bar in normal course. she's not a lawyer, by a way. smartly written decision, it's chosen by the state legislature but not democratically elected. >> so you've been covering politics for a long time. you have a plethora of experience. what do you think about this new age we're in with pulling candidate off the ballot based on single opinions? >> yeah, it's kind of bizarre trying to protect democracy by absolutely destroying democracy. it doesn't really make sense. i think democrats are terrified of one thing.

they're tire tied of the fact that donald trump really is going to probably win the republican nomination and go on to win a general election. and their only response to it is to gather as that guy on cnn just pointed out unelected officials going and rigging the election so that donald trump can't face an election to -- in front of the people. and it's worth noting. i do think it's kind of significant that she -- that bellows was elected by the legislature and not by the people. she's never faced voters. saying that the colorado supreme court, so just all of the optics if you're putting all the legal questions aside, step back and look at all of the optics, you actually have major actors inside the democrat party trying to preserve democracy by destroying it by removing somebody from the ballot. >> rachel, a lot of these rulings are coming at a time when joe biden is actually

losing to donald trump in a number of swing states and democrats are taking notice of joe biden's low approval rating and chances of losing the general election. take a listen to this on cnn. >> look, it's super scary, you know? like the fate of the republic is hanging in the balance. it's just too late. there's too many silos. how am i going to reach all of the voters i need to reach given all of the media silos that there are? look at the issues and how he fares, infrastructure, jobs, climate change, inflation, immigration. he is now 26%. that is not good. >> it's not good at all. >> rachel, of course, that was jennifer palmeri who worked for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. >> rachel: they're in trouble. that's why they're doing. this this is highly coordinated effort. there are other states that are also going to be attempting to take him off the ballot. i think it's worth noting why are they doing this? i mean, just think about the

russia big impeachment, 95% negative media coverage. they banned him from social media for two years. now we're here at taking him off or banning him from the ballot. what are they so afraid of? what is the plan that they have for us that they're so afraid that donald trump is going to disrupt? and i think when you look at those numbers on those polls and what those issues are, what they have in store for us is a globalist borderless world where only the elites rule. and this is an example of it. by the way, i study latin america. that's where i got my master's degree in latin american cities. this is all so familiar. this is all communist type things where you go you're not allowed to choose who you want to vote for. we're literally not going to give you that choice. it's really scary. what's interesting is even though the conservatives aren't out protesting and we all know why because they're afraid of

the government and afraid they'll be called insur insurrectionists and go to jail and put on no fly lists. look at the polls. i bet those polls are higher than that says. conservatives don't like pollsters. so i don't think any of this is working. they're getting nervous. and they're going to do more and more extreme things like this. >> so what do you think of the girl power between the secretary of state and in maine, what do you think about that? that a girl? >> that's a good point of entry. >> making decisions by herself. >> to rachel's point, he didn't study in latin america. i spent my 20's studying latin american women. do not use the laptop off this guy. i'll be up front. i'm the hunter biden of this panel, to be clear. let me give you a take on this, ok? what i believe we're watching is we've hit this fork in the road where there was definitely a ground swell within the democratic party to talk biden off the ballot, ok. we're past in a lot of ways the threshold for actually replacing him and getting people into the

primaries. so this is the next way to do this. like they basically said joe, get off the ballot and he was like no way, i can beat president nixon. and they were like, we don't know that you can beat president nixon, joe. dang it, he's not leaving. get out the lawyers. that's basically my take. but i do laugh at the whole argument of we're saving democracy by destroying it. imagine i said to you, we have an arson problem in this town. and i'm going to protect you guys by burning down your house. that way, the arsonist can't get to your house. that's what's going on here. and that's where i'm scared, ok? is for some people, ok, i don't want to put this on every democrat. for some people, ok, they have this unhealthy hatred for trump that's denying them self-awareness. what i mean is when you're operating from a place of emotion, you're unable to see how crazy you sound to rational people. this is crazy. he didn't get convicted. she said the threshold is engaging, ok? but we don't know that he engaged either. we would almost need a conviction to tell us he did. this is the equivalent of getting mad at somebody for something they did in their

dream, we'll do that to an election? i don't think it's healthy. and i think they've become children where they're fighting so hard for control of the toy they don't realize they're breaking it. >> jessica, the senator from maine issued a statement today disagreeing with the secretary of state's decision saying that they had this impeachment process and although he voted to convict, he doesn't believe it should be up to a secretary of state in any state. it should be up to the voters. and it seems like that's what democrats have been advocating for, for years about democracy and yet, now they're throwing donald trump off the ballot. >> it should be noted as well that gerald golden, congressman from maine also said the same thing. he said i voted to impeach him twice. i don't think he should ever serve near again but this is not the way to do it. add susan collins to the pile. someone who has been very critical of donald trump herself even though she's a republican. a lot of people do feel this way.

i see a real distinction between what happened in maine and what happened in colorado. and i take your analogy, jimmy, this kind of -- i know people and i have been accused myself of flying off the handle and just say trump. and suddenly i'm a different color. and everything is awful. but in colorado, they did have a five-day bench trial where evidence was presented from both sides and trump's people have a chance to it. and they found he did engage in an insurrection. if you look at, it's true, rachel. >> rachel: there's no insurrection! there was no insurrection! >> people with zip ties just hanging out. ok, then it gets kicked off to the supreme court. and if you look at the opinions from all seven justices, the four who voted to take him off the ballot and three who didn't, no one refutes the fact that he engaged in insurrection. there's a difference of opinion of whether he should be able to stay in the ballot or not. that's different than one person and this is how the procedure works in maine. she didn't break the law by doing this. i think it's a faulty procedure. that's a very different thing

from going to a bench trial and the colorado supreme court and should be noted as well that in the majority opinion, they cited neil gorsuch himself on the court of appeals because he's ruled before that someone -- a state can remove someone who has engaged in that. >> what about the condition of the country, though? in terms of the democracy and voting and whether we should move forward as a country and the way people are so polarized, is this a good idea for secretaries of state to take a single action to take people off the ballot? >> california said no. california the opportunity to do it and said no. i know the country looks a hell of a lot better than it did on january 6th. and i do know from what -- >> honestly, i don't know. >> really? have you seen the footage? >> have you seen the border, have you seen gas prices? >> i have and they're down! >> yes. there's a precipitous -- >> what is better? oh, the economy is better. crime and safety is better. the border is not better.

it is! >> like 12% on the economy? >> if you go and look at the real politics average you see that joe biden around two points down in the averages there. there are a slew of polls including in-state polls where he's leading donald trump. and frankly, there's this denialism about what the last elections have said. democrats won in 2020. joe biden did that by millions of votes on top of it. >> by suppressing a laptop. >> do you think hunter biden's pictures were going to sway this? then this would -- >> there you go! >> this wasn't -- >> i don't want to see any more pictures. >> hopefully we won't. hunter biden's laptop is wrapped up. straight ahead, black lives matter takes another hit and liberal city policies are directly to blame.

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here over the loss of a lot of people that were lost. >> it's in the community garden, right? so anything that is community oriented i think should stay. >> crime is running rampant. >> people camped out here under the tree and they're using needles in front of kids. they're naked. >> seattle is not the only city collapsing from liberal policies. phoenix, arizona is also plagued by homelessness. a sandwich shop owner there had to sue the city over encampment with more than 1,000 residents. he fought a long legal battle to clear the area and finally won. >> it's just gotten out of control. you know, the pee, the poop, the fornication, the deaths, it was insane, you know! and it took "the new york times" guy coming down here and talking to me for four days to make me realize how bad it really was. i mean, you know, you have to get up. you have to go to work. you have to make a living. you want to survive because i'm

70 years old. and it was just him saying joe, this is crazy! and, you know, i said yeah, you're right. it took you being down here to make me realize how crazy it really was. >> so jessica, the black lives matter movement came in with a whole bunch of promises. and a lot of people talk about serious reforms and things like that. but it all sort of devolves into looking more like posturing than anything else when you have, you know, these things like this happening. >> jessica: posturing is more generous than the term that i was going to use. it turned out to be a scam, the organization black lives matter and not the movement. >> the cause is what united all of us and people that are on other sides of the aisle, everyone that i spoke to and spent any time with no matter who they voted for was unified after we watched that tape of george floyd dying and said,

something needs to be done. their organization has preyed upon people. mostly nice white people that sent in a lot of money, right, and should be donating. and ended up with these gardens and the leaders of the organization that bought $6 million homes in los angeles and they could really help people out who were living in these encampments. i think it's terrible and does an disservice to the social justice movement allegedly behind the organize but for me, really the turning point was whenever there was a homeless encampment with a lot of prostitution going on across the street from a preschool in los angeles, like if you can't see that these things are completely unacceptable in our civilization, then we have nothing to talk about. and the story is correct. they're preying upon members of this community who are good

citizens and good liberals. >> rachel, obviously, it turns out the quality of life actually really does matter especially to voters. >> rachel: yeah, i didn't fall for the covid and fall for the b.l.m. thing. you had to reach the mission statement. it was marxist. that's the roots of it and we can't lie about it. they wanted to dismantle the nuclear family which, as we know, the black family falling apart is at the heart of all the things that you're seeing here. so b.l.m. was corrupt in its mission and not just because its members happened to also be grifters, it was corrupt in its ideology. and incompatible. that they use some of this money to create gardens, community gardens. the area doesn't need gardens. it needs cops! so all of this was just so dumb. and i'm glad people have woken up from it. sadly, i don't know if the nice,

white ladies who fell for fragility or whatever they call it, white fragility, i think they're still living in that world. >> katie, i'm always amazed when left wing people especially who live in cities decide to show normal people how it's done by building a garden in the city. it's like when michelle obama had the garden at the white house and they couldn't eat any of the vegetables because there was so much lead poisoning. you live in the dirtiest places on earth, why are you telling us about the environment or how to live a good, clean life? >> it's just the perfect virtue signalling move from seattle leaders, woke white leaders to plant a garden and act like nobody has to take care of a garden? what do you think is going to happen to a garden? you have to take care of it. they said they shut it down for maintenance reasons in addition to all of the planned takeover by homeless people doing drugs. they needed to do reseeding and turf restoration, yeah, growing

a garden is not something that just happens. you got to actually take care of it. to your point, seattle needs law enforcement. they need law and order. they need prosecutors to have the cops' backs. they don't need gardens that people are not going to tend to. it's such a socialist virtue signalling idea to think we could throw seeds in the ground and think that could make everything better and everybody will have social and racial justice because we did that for this community that they don't know about, by the way. >> manure is good for gardens. >> yeah, i love the fact that someone walked around seattle, city like new york where you can't go three feet without smelling weed. and was like i got it! more plants. i'll tell you what this city needs. listen, i do believe their heart was in the right place because the point of the community garden is to bring people together, ok, and maybe repair relationships and start conversations. i do believe they had that aim. and i don't want to make the whole segment about me or the standup show i'm doing in seattle on april the 5th which you can get tickets for at fox across america.com.

those tickets are on sale right now. i can tell you this is somebody who tours the country. there's a general indifference for the quality of life decline that we're witnessing right now. what really gets me like truly mad, ok, and i don't get mad about anything. i'm so dead on the inside, ok. i don't care. ok? but the fact that we're now engaging in these conversations and this has been going on for five years. ok? tells you that it's the politics that matter more than the people. they don't care about the kids who have to walk past the safe injection site or the store front that people don't feel safe spending money in. they are scared of poll numbers and this is what gets them to act. and i just want to believe we can get the country back to a place where we're collectively better than this. there should be issues that go beyond politics. republican, democrat, libertarian, you could be a member of the wig party like trump, i don't care. hey, jokes. we shouldn't be ok with this! >> anything else you want to pitch? >> i'm good here. >> there we go. major celebrities are getting busted. the trouble pierce brosnan and

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>> celebrities are getting themselves into trouble as we end the year. james bond star pierce brosnan is actually heading to court in january. he's accused of trespassing in yellowstone national park. actor allegedly stepping off the trail and into the very dangerous protected hot springs area. he was stopped with two violations and the rock got busted for apparently lying by fans of a popular burger chain. doing jobs and taking to social media to say he's never experienced help from the restaurant in and out before. >> double, double, lettuce, tomato onion. >> stin he had of the spread?

>> what's the spread? >> no spread anywhere. >> the rock must have a bad memory. he's been to the fast food joint at least twice in the past six years and documented eating it. >> the reason why this is history in the making is because this is the very first time that i have ever tried an in and out burger or in and out fries or anything from in and out for that matter. now i've picked out an in and out burger for a few times for buddies of mine. i've never tried it. this is a first. >> jessica: straight to the slammer, right? >> he might have forgotten eating it because here's a news flash, in and out overrated. >> oh, no! >> jessica: i wanted to say in and out quickly and you don't were. >> hey, girl. no, whattaburger is better than in and out. take it a step further, ok. the one thing you can't penalize him for, ok, is anyone in hollywood that's eating anything deserves a round of applause.

ok? i'm friends with hollywood actresses. when they get pregnant, they start eating for one, ok? the fact that we've even gotten some calories into a hollywood body is a win. >> especially in the age of ozempic where nobody is hungry. yeah. well, so first of all, when we talk about fast food on "fox & friends weekend" they bring us the fast food so i'm waiting for the in and out burger to come. no in and out burger here. i think he's obviously going through to get a paycheck for this, right? he's doing this, this is a way to -- it's a promotion for sure. by the way, on the pierce brosnan thing, i am officially volunteering to arrest him. >> oh! >> is he your favorite bond? >> i do think he is so darn sexy. and age has not affected him at all. and he's still married to the same woman. and i just -- everything about him is -- look at that! i mean, just kiss me!

throw me a kiss! >> rachel! >> i do think he should be arrested for what he did. i can't stand it when people go off the trails at national parks into areas they're not supposed to go and he took a big risk because these hot springs are like 180 degrees. they can actually literally cook you. so stupid idea. but at least he didn't get too close to the buffalo. >> anybody who watch "remington steele" cannot be surprised. >> i did not watch that. i don't know what that is. >> you're aging yourself. >> remington steel is 20 years older than her. i'm not kidding. legitimate. >> i remember when it was coming out when we would watch it because we didn't know -- it wasn't like binge watching. >> what does that have to do with breaking the rules at yellowstone? he would have gone outside of the lines. >> he's a celebrity. so he -- >> applied it to a movie. >> i think it goes both ways. it falls into that category where sadly selfie deaths happen. people say i'll stand by the

cliff or take a picture with a lion. there's a lot of addition by subtraction because of social media. >> got lucky. could get swallowed up by those things. >> who sends the rock to go pick up your order from fast food? >> in and out. >> in and out said go through and get a burger and we're talking about it. charlie, he wasn't working for grubhub. he was going to get food. >> it's not clear. i don't understand any of that. it sounldz like he's lying. >> exactly. and he wants to run for office. and so he's already, you know, starting to lie. >> there you go! he's got that under his belt now. >> he does. >> can i give pierce brosnan a break on one thing? i want to cut off jessica one more time. i love you. i know you have a lot of great things to say. the reason i can't beg on brosnan. i come from a long line of terrible tourists. my mom, she needs to be called out for this, got kicked off elvis' plane at grace land because she got so excited when she saw elvis' bed, she jumped in it.

and an alarm went off. my horny mom got dragged out and thrown off the lisa marie and nothing i could do to talk the guy out of it. had to take the l man, sorry. he's the king for a reason. >> jessica: you should watch "prescilla." it's beautiful. and his bed is featured in it heavily. >> is it ever? >> with him in it. a man in his paint ball gun. find out what happens. (son) dad. you ok? (dad) it's our phone bill! we pay for things that we don't need! bloated bundles, the reckless spending! no more... (mom) that's a bit dramatic... a better plan is verizon. it starts at 25 dollars a line. (dad) did you say 25 dollars a line? (sister) and save big on things we love, like netflix and max! (dad) oh, that's awesome (mom) spaghetti night -- dinner in 30 (dad) oh, happy day! (vo) a better plan to save is verizon. it starts at $25 per line guaranteed for 3 years

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>> holy [beep]. oh, my god! what the [beep]? >> rogue wave sending folks running for their lives up and down the coast of the golden state swallowing people whole and sweeping away cars. it left eight people in the hospital. jimmy? these people, there are road blocks and still went out to look some of them. >> this is in a lot of ways attacks on stupidity whenever they say nature is in a bad mood. don't come and someone shows up with a you tube camera and a surfboard. obviously your heart goes out to the victims. in a lot of ways, you know, these incidents turn into addition by subtraction. thankfully, no one is dead and certainly continue to pray fort people in trouble. >> jimmy talked about the surfers. surfers loved it, they were out there. >> i certainly don't know how to surf. it looked like a good time. they were exercising their fate with darwinism that often time happens. this reminds me of the climate change fanatics.

you think you can control the ocean? >> you don't understand, if we would have ate bugs for dinner this holiday season, this would not happen. shame on you! you have blood on your hands. >> that steak i had last weekend. >> normally, i'm with the idea about not messing with nature. i mean, i got to say, those waves are pretty amazing! that's like -- >> kurt jenkins would have loved it. he's a surfer. >> yep. it does cause or i try not to suffer from, you know, stops to watch an accident, rubber necking. but you do get overwhelmed by nature sometimes. like something looks so cool. i'm sure a lot of these people were like when am i going to see something else like this? they're in a parking lot four miles away and it's still happening to them. i can see myself getting caught up in it. >> you want to see what causes the bear jams on the blue ridge parkway? and the bear cubs. >> yeah! >> what are you supposed to do?

>> speaking of bears, charlie. >> you stop and look at them. >> here's a guy who actually deals with the barear instead o looking at them with paint balls. watch this! that's incredible! he's america's bravest nature enthusiast evicting a massive big black bear squatting under the house, under a house in california. now, the bear hunter bravely crawling in, firing several shots from a paintball gun and then he gets to -- he's a pro, guys. don't worry. he said about 30 different evictions of bears just this year.

>> it's not the paintball gun. it's the plumber's crack. >> i noticed that, too. what's going on here? >> i love how you say what we were thinking. but yeah, i mean, that's a giant bear. and i guess he moved to the side. >> made sure he had the bear had a way out. which is really -- only time bears are really bad is if you corner them. and they have nowhere to go. or -- >> paintball at them. >> if you're going to go bear hunting you don't want to go bearhunting with a paintball gun. >> he went to the far corner. >> you're going one-on-one with a bear. with a paintball gun. >> in an enclosed space. >> what he saw the first time is 150 pounds and then now it weighs 400 pounds. but on the evictions thing, if he's doing 30 evictions there's a problem with the population because there's not enough predators meaning humans hunting bears in california. there's an offsetting there needs to happen. >> you know how bad bears smell? they smell so nasty.

>> i feel like they're always in a creek lathering up. >> and reading a book? >> they're mangy, too. >> they're wild animals. they probably smell pretty bad! probably. >> all right. well, up next, time for some important life advice, america. always look up. and don't wind up like this poor lady who took a nasty spill while she was distracted on her phone. don't worry, she is ok. but she -- this is what people call twalking when people get hurt texting and walking. turns out this has spiked up 50% since 2012. i'm sure all of us at this table have at some point been guilty of twalking, right? >> i'm amazing never taken a tumble. i do that on a normal basis. i try not to text in new york

while walking. you can get hit by cars pretty easily. i don't want to put the cab driver in a bad position by accidentally walking into the street. not a good idea in a crowded space. >> only reason not to text if you pull off your phone, someone will run away with it. that happened to me on 23rd street. i pulled out my phone and it got stolen. someone chased them down from a show. good i had a good set. if you bomb, they don't do that. >> there's a difference between that and the selfie craze. if people get injured, that's just -- >> talk is an injury. selfie is potential death. >> facetime on the street. >> i hate you. if you do, that i hate you. >> jessica: never with airpods or anything. no. and you can really hurt yourself. it is the bikes. when you say afraid of getting hit by a car. i do not fear cars like i fear these bikes. >> they're like climate change. people breaking every law. >> it's very true.

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♪ still rolling ♪ >> it's fan mail friday. let's do this. you ready to rumble? start with you and work our way around. what's the number one thing? >> number one. >> that annoys you while flying. >> i think it's people listening to music or a game on their phone without headphones. >> fair. ok. >> or they have headphones and they have whatever they're listening to so loud that it's like they don't have headphones. but i could do a whole show about things that bother me. >> everybody is worked out about flying. commercial air travel is an affordable dominatrix at this point. >> very motivating. >> get angry and people call you names. most annoying thing about flying? >> it's brutal out there. i would say removal of shoes. >> oh, yeah. barefoot guy, yeah. >> anything like that, that also then intrudes on other people's

space, that like inspires like that in me. i want to murder somebody. >> get rageful. have you ever threatened someone's life as charlie has? >> no, but stinky food. >> yeah. >> i can't. it's just crazy. >> guy brings a fish sandwich. >> dana perino, we'll talk about it on a flight and had a fish fillet sandwich. loved him so much, it has worked out for almost a quarter century. >> that's love. >> peter has game, though. he might be the one guy who could get around a fish sandwich. he's funny. funny goes a long way. british accent. probably overlook it, you know? >> fish and chips. >> thank you. exactly. classic name for it. >> so i'm still like annoyed at all the maskers and they still exist! like i'm still amazed at these germaphobes who haven't figured out that, you know, we were all played. >> and stinky fish to you people who might be immunocompromised and wearing a mask?

>> i think we all in our own emotional place when we fly. mine, you may not agree with but hear me out. i hate emotional support animals and i love animals. come from a big animal house. got a dog and 18-year-old cat. it's the motivation for it, ok? people bring on an emotional support dog, why? because they think the plane is going to crash. are you kind of a jerk for making the dog die, too? >> or they're lying and want to get this animal on there. >> of course they are. let's move on. question number two. don't kill your dogs if you believe the plane is putting down. and you should be putting on your shoes and cleaning up your act. last time i flew spirit airlines, guy comes down the aisle before takeoff. if i can get a dollar for something to eat. that's the pilot. spirit. facebook question from monica e. hey, girl. what's the most memorable sporting event you attended? >> probably the ncaa tournament with my dad. >> that's nice. >> that's not true. most memorable sporting event i

attended was losing the state championship in high school for both basketball and volleyball in the same year. and i'm clearly not bitter about it at all. >> comes right up, the ref got us. about to dock the refes. >> probably the 2004 presidential -- world series, i was traveling with the john kerry's campaign. and we wound up at fenway park before i started following baseball. and i was like -- i was blackberrying my friends, is this cool? >> you were that guy on tv. everyone hates you. jessica, most memorable sporting event? >> jessica: i was living in london in 2012 when they had the olympics. i got to go to a lot of events especially the track and field events. >> that's rad. >> ivory tower i did it all. >> good for you. rachel? >> rachel: well, i hate sports, everyone knows that about me. but i did love watching my husband climb a 90 foot tree because he was a lumberjack

athlete. and so going to the world champion lumberjack competitions in wisconsin and watching my husband win! >> awesome. >> pretty rad. two-way tie. i was in yankee stadium when bush threw out the first pitch in the world series in 2001. they had umpires on the field that were secret service agents dressed as umpires like the movie "naked gun" it was straight out of that. that was a win. my brother joey was on the field. he was a city cop. hooray! although i was lied to by the ticket broker who said these seats have a good view. forgot to mention it was of jupiter. i was like in row triple zx and the tie is this past saturday, link on and i were at the pittsburgh steelers game. first steelers game as a guest of the team. we were on the field. and like it was amazing, you know, for lincoln and for me. he doesn't know how much his dad gambles. this thing could have went sideways in a hurry. one more thing is up next.

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it's time now for "one more thing." jessica? >> jessica: before i get to my one more thing i want to plug our new year's special coming up on monday, taking a look back at the most memorable mommy's from 2023.

revealing our new year's resolutions and predictions. father of the yearbook award goes to this dad from illinois. dad tony has been taking 3-year-old daughter willow to dance lessons every saturday. time for the recital required accompany on stage. tony agreed to join her tutu included wife posted the clip 65350-pound is a moneyian but also a girl dad. stole the show with their moves. super cute. >> katie: very cute. check out this goat named jr. jury is experiencing something we all can't stand which is when you have an itch that is out of reach. he got innovative junior did and used the owners on owner's broom to itch the spot he may have been trying to eat it as well. >> junior has an itch not the fact he is in the kitchen. >> katie: like charlie's house. >> charlie: that would be definitely a problem. check out this video, biologists

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