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>> dana: i'm dana perino with joe jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ embattled harvard president claudine gai resigning is the most powerful school leader in the country. 50 allegations of plagiarism's, and that shortest presidency and the university's history: six months. gay not mentioning either of the scandals in a statement, but seems to imply that racism was a factor in her ouster. she said it was "frightening to be suggested to personal attacks and threats fueled by racial animus." it started when she cannot answer this question in front of congress. >> the answer is yes that

calling for the of jews violates harvard code of conduct, correct? >> it depends on the context. >> it does not. the answer is yes. this is why you should resign. >> dana: congresswoman elise stefanik's says "it's only the beginning." >> we have seen a failure of leadership from claudine gay, and a failure of academic integrity, which is a cornerstone of any higher education institution. i believe if we continue our congressional investigation, we will cover what will be the greatest scandal in higher education. the harvard corporation numbers themselves are complicit in this cover up of plagiarism, and most importantly, their failure to protect jewish students on campus. >> dana: no word yet from former president barack obama, who privately lobbied on the harvard president's behalf during the anti-semitism controversy. we are hearing from reverend al sharpton. "this is an attack on every black woman in this country who

has put a crack in the glass ceiling. it is an assault on the health, strength, the future of diversity, equity, and inclusion at a time or corporate america is trying to back out of billions of dollars in commitments." despite resigning as president, gay is still on the payroll as a faculty member. she doesn't have to the president's job anymore. so many different angles. one thing we should point out, i think, is that "the washington free beacon" was pointing out all of this plagiarism based on an old shoe leather reporting. any media outlet -- "washington free beacon." >> greg: that's what's funny about her -- it's not her surprised that she claims she is a victim of racism for losing her job after this moral implosion at the hearing, and countless examples of plag plagiarism, some made by black scholars, and yet it's still

racism. no, mrs. or miss gay, it wasn't racism the cost to the job: it was racism that got you the job, right? any white person had her pedigree, they wouldn't be running a school of fish. this is the problem with di and esg, is everything that it affects, it destroys. with her to academia, corporations, or the military -- if you designate a small group out of larger population as a preferred higher, you force every recruiter to go to that select group, and the supply cannot meet the demand. it's a math problem, so you end up being forced to hire what's left, even if that person is not qualified or even competent. its mathematical racism. you choose an inept candidate over someone who's far better because they don't fit the right color. that choice makes it harder for places like harvard or any company to fire someone even if

they are right for firing. what's funny, it isn't gay's fault. the system awarded her into a slot that was behind her current capabilities, because of her skin color. if you make a deal with the di devil, you are going to die by the accusation of racism, so everybody made their bed. i like the fact they have to sleep in it. >> dana: watch this take from matt, he was on cnn. >> we should note that claudine gay has not been accused of stealing anyone's ideas in any of her writings. she has been accused of -- more like copying other people's writings without attribution. it's been more sloppy attribution then stealing anyone's ideas. >> dana: judge, what's the definition of plagiarism? [laughter] >> jeanine: i have to close my mouth before i can answer that. plagiarism is actually that. [laughter] it is taking other people's ideas and words. there are 50 credible

allegations of plagiarism. the history of claudine gay, the woman has never published a book, she has written nothing that has any seminal contributions to fairfield, according to people who have looked at her -- brett stevenson in particular. in 26 years, she has written 11 articles. it is incredible. what the problem is here is that she was held to a different standard of other students at harvard. a letter to the editor of crimson, the newspaper at harlem, and a person who was responsible for "upholding the standards of academic excellence" said it would be the worst date at harvard -- the person might cry, might be suspended, might have a tarnish on the record. she's got 50 of them. they relegated her to this system at this level where she

wasn't touched. i think her race has advantage to her, and the fact that she has in no way been held to account for not protecting others is the ultimate hypocrisy, when you see in her statement when she's leaving, she says "it is so frightening to find myself the target of threats." if she had intelligence, she would understand the reason you are where you are is because you didn't protect others over the targets of real threats. finally, we should realize harvard was started in 1698 as a divinity school. it was nondenominational. repeated numerous violations, she didn't deserve to be there in the first place, and i'm glad she's gone. >> dana: one of the things divinity schools and other schools should keep -- schools should teach is to

develop character, and being accountable for your actions is one of those things. harvard is defending her, and the pain is not going to end for the school until they acknowledge the wrongdoing. there's the plagiarism issue, but it's almost as if the anti-semitism was -- fine -- was excuse after the hearing, but the pleasures and got them in the end. >> jessica: i think she suffered from -- and i think all three of the presidents who showed up at the hearing -- suffered from an attack of legalese. they want as if they had no soul, and this is with the lawyers who prepped me -- and i would encourage everyone, an interesting piece in "the new york times" about how the president of columbia has avoided falling into this, because the campus was rife with pro-palestinian protests or professors that were speaking up. she was setting the ship. one thing she ended up doing was not going to that testimony. she was invited to sit there with the rest of them and had to be the climate change conf

conference. [laughter] >> dana: that excuses everything. next time, jesse, say you were going to a climate change conference. [laughter] >> jessica: it was about how different her trajectory was, that she was not subject to that line of questioning. getting the opportunity to use talking seminal scott you. two elements of claudine gay's statements. first and foremost, there was no apology, and they teach you to apologize and also how important forgiveness is, in that we are a forgiving society. we are going back to divinity school words. there was no apology about letting down the academic community. that is really important. it's a small club, the ivory tower. some people at this table like to make fun of the ivory tower, but people work really hard to get there, and they take low-paying jobs, and they kill themselves to publish multiple papers a year to get the kind of

credentials to go on to those jobs. the second part was no apology over what i imagine she feels is a misunderstanding of her stance on anti-semitism and the jewish community. to that turn, the state -- that turn to the statement into something about something about immutable characteristics. guess what? the kids are being harassed because of their characteristics, not getting into whether judaism is a race or religion or whatever it is, but you are born a certain way. you are born a jew. they are having this chanted at them because of the way they were born. i thought that was a missed opportunity. all future presidents of these universities need to be subject to this level of scrutiny. >> they will be now. probably. >> and ellisdon people -- >> this is an opportunity where president biden could have a moment and say "this was wrong," but he can't come out and talk about patriotism. >> he can't talk about anything, dana.

[laughter] >> that's also true. >> my sources at harvard told me my powerful monologue on harvard at december was the breaking point, and the trustees had contemplated and reflected over the christmas vacation. it was time to eliminate her. >> dana: power. >> jesse: my other sources are saying this is about money, and harvard is like a hedge fund that happens to teach classes. they have a $50 billion endowment, and she just lost them $1 billion in ten days. that's what you call bad quarter. harvard loses its reputation but can't lose its money. d i.e. --cancer, and we have to root t out through sunlight and expose it for what it is. it's by discriminating against gender, race, and ideology. we have to get back to what made america great: merit and judging people on their actions. al sharpton, a fraud who is defending a fraud, is out there saying this woman was fired because she was a black woman who cracked the glass ceiling.

she used someone else's had to crack it. she stole half of her scholarly work: eight out of the 17 published articles were plagiarized. then, barack obama, who actually saved a man from a plagiarism scandal, is lobbying to save another person from plagiarism? wire black leaders in this country rallying around other disgraced black americans? just because they are black and? it is an embarrassment. is this like the "o.j. is innocent" situation? we have to get back to its work for 100 years in this country: judging people on what they produce. she has produced nothing. she has produced a loss of $1 billion, and i'm sorry, harvard did the right thing. they told everybody it's really about merit and not about skin color, and now, jesse jr. will be applying early decision.

[laughter] >> jessica: you do have to admit if you are going back hundreds, 100-200 years, black people were restricted from even getting into these places. they didn't have a chance -- of course for you, but i sang -- >> jesse: they can hire a very well-qualified african american woman to run harvard now. >> greg: as long as she is not conservative. she has to be in the same intellectual -- >> dana: but they won't call -- rice. >> jeanine: or dr. carol swain. she was someone who -- was plagiarized from. >> dana: jesse, i think one thing to point out on that al sharpton statement, here is a prime time investigation waiting to happen. what he says is this is all about corporations trying to get out of billions of dollars of commitments that they made to di. that's a story -- dei. we follow that with what corporations are saying. "we are done with this now,"

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getting their hands on that shocking video. beverly hills 90210 star getting into a melee with a gang of people writing many motorcycles. at one point, they changed they changed "shark nate hall's title actor through the streets of hollywood boulevard while the actor's daughter was in her car. it's murky how it started. they say it's because bikers got aggressive and hit his car while weaving through traffic. he got out to survey the damage but then it became a physical altercation and he had to protect himself. he is ripping the city's lawlessness and hooliganism. when i first heard the story, i thought it was a gang of female bikers, just so consumed with passion overseeing him after so long to being and seeing that they couldn't control themselves. >> to -- >> greg: to borrow a phrase from a friend, dad's home. this is the perfect analogy, encapsulation of a country of

men finally hitting their limits. dads put up with a lot. you can mock them in every commercial, every sitcom, you can tell everyone they are racist or sexist or question their parenting values, but when you endanger the family, dads going to fight. there is no politics in self-defense. only your right to protect your daughter or your son. it doesn't matter who the assailants are. that doesn't care what color they are. they will fight like nothing else matters. we should take this as a sign that that is coming home, and it's long overdue to clean up this mess. if i were bud light, i would sign them on and call the new promotion "dad's home after a day of defending his family, give him a nice cold beer, because he earned it." we are so redderless as a country, it's refreshing to see his. also he is 59. this should be an inspiration to everybody in the new year: that dude is in his sixth decade. even though he was running, he

was swatting these brats away like they were flies. it should be inspiring to you that he, believe it or not -- we are the same age, i know. it's hard to believe. it's good living. [laughter] now has never been a better time to get in shape, learn self-defense. you never know you need it you need it. >> jesse: he did do a very good job protecting the head, also staying away from the action. didn't want to do a six on one. greg could have taken them six on one. >> greg: i would've charged them. you know, anybody who commits a crime where it's five on one, gang assault, they go to jail, but let's pull the veil back a little bit. who got out of the car? he got out of the car. he left his 10-year-old daughter in the car, all right? what did he do when he got out of the car? he punched the biker. what did he do when he got out? he knocked the biker off the

bike. >> greg: yes. >> dana: i agree. >> jeanine: this guy is the guy who assaulted them first, and his statements are so legally vetted it's not funny. known. >> jesse: he threw the first punch? >> jeanine: not only the first punch, they were on their bikes when he was out of the car punching them, and he literally knocked a guy off the bike. i'm a prosecutor at heart. everybody, as far as i'm concerned, violates the law goes to jail. this guy says he got out to assess the damage to his car. he had no damage to his car. if he was worried about his daughter, stay in the car. if you are worried about your daughter, don't get out and start a fist fight with people on bikes, then run across the street while she is alone in the car. >> greg: drew them away from the car. he's a hero. [laughter] he is. he understood there was a threat. >> jeanine: all he had to do was lock the doors. >> greg: no. that's cowardly. >> dana: we don't know what happened before periods before he threw the first punch and knock them off the bike. >> greg: he felt threatened,

surrounded, outnumbered. >> jeanine: the bikes. >> greg: one lucky guy. [laughter] >> dana: have you ever been in a city when a biker gang is common? it is scary to me. >> jeanine: you have to slow down. >> dana: one of the scariest things. we don't know what happened before, there's no video of where they surrounding the car, where they harassing him and he felt the need to do that? i don't know. i do know this: it's traumatic for his doctor to see this. it also shows that he is, i think, a great dad. these children, they look small. maybe they are short like us. >> greg: one is in a barbie jacket. [laughter] >> dana: lack of parenting there, but also the knowledge that they can get away with everything because no one is getting prosecuted for things they feel like they can get away with it. i think this adds to the chaos. when the white house says "crime is down, america, what are you complaining about?" you see videos like this which include someone who is famous. >> jesse: if he's not safe, none of us are.

[laughter] >> jessica: turn four look at the judge came out with that analysis. i'm here for it. >> greg: i disagree, saw something different. >> jessica: no, but -- >> jeanine: he gets out of the car. >> greg: i watched it. [laughter] >> jeanine: he assaulted them first, he knocked them off. >> greg: they surrounded, hit his car, no get out. i would get out. you are lucky. you have somebody driving your car. if i'm in that car, i'm going to get out. >> jessica: don't usually say maybe it's -- -- it's staged if there is such a difference of opinion? >> greg: it is a cy op. [laughter] >> jesse: short native six, starring -- [laughter] >> jessica: no shark nato is maybe not doing it anymore back in the public spotlight, a lot of sentiment on his side. >> greg: i like -- >> jesse: i like that. i'm ready to hear it.

put him back with tiffany -- how do you say her last name? >> greg: i have no idea. >> jesse: did you watch 90210? >> jessica: she was not on 90210. [laughter] r.i.p. luke perry. >> dana: talking of these things because it was just five years earlier. >> jessica: i'm definitely right. >> jesse: you are right for once. [laughter] joe biden's new year off to a rocky start, like mine. popular radio host charlamagne tha god's dumping the president in 2024.

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president biden is promising to have a pulse. >> what is your new year's resolution? >> maybe next year. speak of anything else? >> that's the biggest one. >> greg: oh, boy. his reelection prospects are a different matter. popular radio host charlamagne tha god says he has no plans to throw his support behind the big guy's reelection. he said "in 2024, it's a race between the cowards, crooks, and the couch," which is referring to biden, trump, and the option to stay home. he also feels particularly burned by kamala and added "i learned my lesson from doing that. once they got the white house, she kind of disappeared." i'm going to go to you, jessica. is this the canary in a call my moment? is this a warning that he is trying to give to the president that you can no longer take the black vote for granted? >> jessica: it is, though it's

quite regular that he does this, which i think is a service to democrats, to just say this especially pertains to the black male vote, not so much black women, but black men have been expressing this certainly through the trump era and when biden was running in 2020, that it just wasn't that exciting to them. they unleashed campaigns. the whole barbershop tour, which ended up being successful. president biden was obviously elected. there was a poll today that showed a staggering loss amongst black voters. lowe '60s. -- in the low 60s. i don't think anyone being honest about that things biden is going to end up losing 20% of the black vote off of what he got. it is a concern. the disappoint -- the disappoint with kamala is something i understand. i wonder if their vice president's out there that people are particularly jazzed

about. like "i loved this guy." joe biden, his eight years as vice president, the real shining star example of what he got done was getting gay marriage passed. that was his portfolio that he was going to be part of lobbying after there was a huge moment for the country, for the party. kamala harris has been put in charge -- i know, the border, but in terms of the messaging about the dobbs decision and getting out the youth vote. that has been hugely successful. we want all of these ballot referendums. there was huge turnout in the 2022 midterms, and there is excitation that that will keep up. i don't know if not paying her in that way as -- speech of the dobbs decision was a gift. you didn't need kamala to do that. come on, jessica. [laughter] so blind. >> jessica: i -- the 2024 humor. [laughter] >> greg: jesse, this was interesting. also said he's not looking for his politics to be pure, right?

i think what he's getting at is the purity goals of the democrats keeps the goalpost moving, so you never know what's right or what's wrong anymore. what say you, man with the golden hair? [laughter] >> jesse: thank you. [laughter] we don't, on the republican side, always need purity either. sometimes, the most staunch conservative politicians don't end up winning. that's what trump was so successful. he was a little flexible in terms of his approach to different issues. think about how hard it is to disappear as joe biden's vice president. [laughter] joe biden has disappeared end. that means you are seen and heard from less than the president that we never see or hear from. he is away from white house and stella were 30% of the time. all she needs to do is maybe once every other week make noise, and every time she does

make noise, no one understands a word she says. she was supposed to be cool. she wore her all-stars with the pantsuits. she liked tupac. she turned out to be some insecure goofball who runs away from crisis after crisis. the fact that he is losing his base, blacks, hispanics, young voters -- it is time to pander grab. that means biden is going to come out with despocito, jill will come out with enchiladas. they will make hillary grab her hot sauce and put it in her purse. >> jessica: that was legitimate meant -- >> jeanine: that was legitimate. she carries hot sauce. >> jesse: i was right about tiffany amber theissen. [laughter] >> greg: she did that -- >> jessica: she did that with shannen doherty. >> jesse: also true. [laughter] >> greg: the weird thing about charlamagne's beef is it's not about crime or the economy. not about gender politics.

it is not enough kamala. does he need kamala? all these issues are very left wing. >> dana: great point. have to say that you should be more worried about joe. joe said to you that if you think about me or trump and you ain't black. i would still be carrying that ship from four years ago. he says people rely on his take because he says he is neither democrat nor republican. they're coming back and saying "we rely on you. we expected more because you said this." here's the bottom line. he now is in a position where he doesn't speak for anybody. nobody is buying what he said. he has lost credibility. that's what that's about. 71% of the country thanks that the country is going in the wrong direction. 71% of people in -- according to this think he is too old. the problem with him from black voters. if he loses 0.9 or 1% in

georgia, which is a swing state of black voters, he loses georgia, which he needs. those numbers right now, 20 points, blacks 87-63, he dropped to 24, you may not believe that that's how it's going to end up, but -- for him to lose a swing state. the amazing part of this is that biden had the benefit of abortion, the benefit of climate change, yet young people in this country are not into him. they would rather vote for trump. trump as i had a biden when it comes to young people. it's clear. young people, 37% drum, 33% biden. for all the gifts he has had, he's too old. his wife had to remind him "your favorite food is ice cream." really? >> greg: dana, once the media accepts the fact that biden is still going to run, are they going to have to reverse gears and push all this good news? before, they were okay with the

bad news because i thought i could get joe out but joe might stick. crime is down. illegal immigration is down. everybody is going to sound like a republican. >> dana: it could be. i'm waiting for claudine g -- i'm waiting for claudine gay to come out with the statement that charlamagne tha god is a sexist and racist. imagine in a color-blind test, summary said this, and it turns out it was you or jesse. what do you think would be the reaction? those calls are coming from within the democratic party. i know you look at a lot of poles, but i like anecdotes as well. a young producer from america's newsroom's home for the holiday spirit she has friends that are both democrats. she said they are not going to vote for biden and harris, because they want to punish the dnc. what you might have happen is a coalescing from the media and social media, may be like a taylor swift that says "might not be perfect, but it's better than the alternative," and that is what they would go into. the judge's point about the

margins or georgia. karl rove today on "america's newsroom" -- and you can find this on her twitter page, our x page. he went through -- the margins are so small for president biden that he could lose all the swing states with just a little sliver of these other voters: blacks, hispanics, youth, in arizona, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. >> greg: shouldn't somebody to point out to -- >> greg: shouldn't somebody point up to speed nine the typo? [laughter] -- point out to charlamagne the typo in his name? [laughter] this crowd -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the ladies have been doing a lot of talking recently. she looks great! what they don't know is i got inspire, a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body. i feel refreshed because i'm not struggling with cpap anymore.

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>> jessica: pro-palestinian protesters causing new year's day travel mayhem. [car honking] anti-israel of its traders were disrupting travel at new york's jfk airport on its busiest day. the crowd causing massive disruptions like a two hour long gridlock of traffic for people just trying to get on their flight on time. "the new york post" front page calling them blockheads for hamas. dana, this seems to be getting stupider and stupider, and further and further away from the alleged cause. >> dana: you have the right to peacefully protest, not disrupt travel. i'm glad it went through newark and not jfk yesterday. i would've lost my mind. at probably be in jail today trying to call the judge to get myself out. also, where is the secretary of transportation on this? he gets a press conference anytime there's going to be a snowstorm, natural thing.

remember when he blamed republicans for the coming air traffic problems? they never happens. on this one, they are silent? why doesn't biden say "stop, all of you, no more of this, i hear you. you want to protect the innocents as well, but do not do this, it's not persuading anybody." why are they hiding? >> jessica: if you are pete buttigieg and you want to make a name for yourself, go to jfk on a day like this and say "everyone of you knock it off," use the police, clear that up. >> jeanine: made a political population. the progressive left. did you want to ask many thing? >> jeanine: if your opinion but you are already going. [laughter] they are misinformed, they are idiots, nothing but bad blood, and anybody trying to get to an airport during the holiday to

their family for a long awaited for vacation -- it would infuriate them, end of story. nypd, port authority, whoever it is -- they need to be rather and -- they need to be out there and arrest them. >> jessica: nypd, kkk, all the same, when you say that you are showing your cards that you have no idea who you are talking about. >> jesse: glad you came to me. in my new book "get it together," i interview someone who is a climate traffic blocker, who sat on the freeway and stopped traffic for hours. i asked him in the book, that you can preorder now and will come in march, "get it toge together." he said "no one had ever gotten out of the car and just said to him "thank you for blocking my commute for three hours, i'm going to reconsider my climate change concepts. i'm going to leave my gas guzzling suv." it has never happens. these people are not changing minds. if you were going to do this in a cadillac escalade, it's

$100,000 vehicle. that's not engendering sympathy for the palestinian cause. friendly advice. >> jessica: greg? >> greg: points to "the new york post" for blockheads, but i would have with hamas-holes. [laughter] >> jeanine: very good. >> greg: dear member how demonize canadian truckers were? i'm sure this was happening in canada, you don't hear a word about it. you are asking the same question we have been asking: how do they think they are winning hearts and minds if they are antagonizing large groups of citizens who are either trying to get to a flight or get their mom to the hospital or a kid to their birthday. you realize, and we keep asking the question and don't get an answer because that's not the question. that's not the point. they are not interested in people in the vicinity. this is the era of the perpetual protester, in which they are playing -- their audience is the smartphone. what they're trying to do is amplify, upload to social media,

worldwide, this impact to give a sense of a global uprising. it doesn't matter if it's 150 people out there. if you can show the 110 freeway, something in sydney, australia, then you upload these, it creates the perpetual protest. your frustrations and anger is irrelevant. it's like the greater mission is sponsored theater. telling the world, which is a lot of hamas sympathizers, the global is beginning, join the fight, it is a feed. it feeds off its own amplification. the worst part about this is, it's designed to create future generations to adopt the same mentality. it's a global brainwash to get people to join in the uprising. you are seeing that in america. you are seeing people who are exchanging their views on gender for misogyny. people that were one pro-trans, pro--gay, are now pro-hamas.

that's how brainwashed they are. >> dana: another point, because we were showing the video. i watched local news in new new york. one of the descriptions -- that car, on the back of it, it says this in big pink letters. the reporter is talking about this. she says "these all protesters are seeking in end to the genocide in gaza." meanwhile, this right here, what you think it means? >> jessica: i will put it in my good point turner. >> can't wait for to come out. it will be better than jesse's book. >> jesse: you can preorder it now, "get it together." >> jessica: out in march. coming up, green day causing controversy after bashing the te maga agenda. blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna

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♪ i'm running maga agenda. >> judge jeanine: greg, i go to you first, because i don't understand anything of what they just said. >> greg: a little background on green day. they are like a poor man's vandals. talk about the opposite of punk rock. have you four aging hipsters mimics exactly what you would hear out of the mouth of joe biden. the legacy media and most important the establishment. green day and joe biden are the same thing full of dukey. and i would say green day is essentially an establishment corporate identity in music. they pretend to be giving it to the man when they are giving him a reach around. do you know what they're like? they are like your high school english teacher who bought a shirt at hot topic to make him cool with the kids. this is the so opposite of punk rock. by the way, it shows you that it doesn't matter what the 20 years

ago it was bush. now it's trump. you think trump is different? no, the next republican will be seen as hitler and the nazi. you want punk, you look at the people outside of politics like joe rogan like elon musk, those are the punkers. real revels threaten the establishment they don't appease it. they turned into everything they hated. i love it because their music is overrated. they are no vandals. >> that explains it. jessica? >> they didn't do mitt romney rendition in 2012. >> yes, they did. yes, they did. >> why because they said? >> "the washington post" did a piece that he was buffaloing kids in grade school. remember that? do you remember that? or putting his dog on every republican. >> green day lost its mind originally during the bush years. brand became completely completely political. only way to get coverage for new year's eve was to do something like this. i'm sure they leaked it beforehand so that it would get

the coverage. >> judge jeanine: jesse, do you want to say anything? >> jesse: i caught a secret. i thought ryan seacrest was phenomenal. people make jokes about seacrest. that guy has perfect timing. poised. delivery. i'm not done. more on secrest, you don't want to hear it. >> i think of rest homes. >> judge jeanine: one more thing is up next. ♪ i'm a parking gate. and i'm all out of whack.

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♪ [laughter] >> dana: time for "one more thing," jesse? >> jesse: happy new year. let's see some family photos. just one be because we are going to run out of time celebrating. can't be all a great time down there. tonight we have "jesse watters primetime." stage steele, marjorie taylor greene who has been swatted 8 times and i'm going to get a tarot card reading from roberts. >> judge jeanine: this year i was named by the international

association of top professionals, a top judge and tv host. nasdaq. i feel so honored to have been recognized. here is my picture displayed on nasdaq billboard on times square right here in new york city. >> all right, tonight. we're back and better than ever with a great show. i got rob long, vance august, kat timpf and joe tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> i have something to promote. perino on politics this week with collin reed. we taped it this morning. so, check it out. get your 20 minutes in politics. jessica? >> jessica: the whole thing super cool set of twins. one was born in 2023. >> i love this. >> yeah, in new jersey. congratulations. >> dana: up won was born in '23 and the other in new jersey? >> greg: 1984. >> judge jeanine: different years identical. >> both in new jersey. >> judge jeanine: it is fun. >> dana: anyway, that's it for us.

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