all right. thank you to my guests, chris, charles, kathryn, and our lovely studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld. welcome everybody. it's 5:00 in new york city. it's saturday and this is "the five." welcome to the special saturday edition of the five. 72 hours to go. the nominees sprinting across battleground states that will decide tuesday's election. celebrities and even babies are turning out on the trail to lend a hand to clinton and trump. let's take a look at their last 24 hours. >> in three days we are going to

win back the white house. ♪ >> next president of the united states is hillary clinton. >> we don't need jays to fill up arenas. we do it the old fashioned way. i actually like jays but you know the language last night. >> will we reject a dark and divisive vision for our future and embrace a hopeful, inclusive, unifying america. >> look at that baby, so cute. oh give me that baby. future construction worker. >> i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who agrees with me. people who don't agree with me. >> to all american, i say it is time for change. it is time for new leadership. >> let's vote for the future. let's vote for what we want for

our country. >> all right. only two points separate the presidential nominees according to a brand new fox news poll out last night. this is it kimberly. we can count down the days. i'm so excited for my book tour trip next weekend i already packed this morning. so i -- >> prepared. >> -- ready for this week to be over. >> you are like the best packer ever. yeah i will tell you something. that was real frightening, the scream was like howard dean. i don't know. channelling howard dean. the juxtaposition of the baby, this and that the whole keen. >> do you know why? she was possessed through the spirit docking of the john podesta. -- spirit cooking. >> and the podesta's brother. >> last night they had hex mex, they actually stir fied a chihuahua.

>> performance act with aspects of the magics and cooking. >> and the occult. >> and the occult. >> -- up in wikileaks. >> wake up in wikileaks. this performance artist, marina something, can't remember her name. e-mailed john podesta's brother toney and said john is your brother going to join us. >> important tip s always set your kovn to 450 degrees. >> or just stick with the colorado brownies. >> we do know a little how the two candidates are trying to close out the race, based on whether they are going. battleground states we've been talking about for the last year and a half are the battleground states that it's really coming down to. especially spending a lot of time in florida and north carolina and of course both in ohio. >> and obviously -- so we'll know very early on if trump

doesn't win florida it is over. it's game over. ohio he has to win. north carolina he's up a little bit. so he's going to go back there a couple of times before tuesday's vote. so if he start to slide in pennsylvania which e it looks like it's moving a little away from him and doesn't shore you have michigan, or wisconsin he has that one path left of iowa and nevada and new hampshire. and there is one congressional district way up in maine, cd 2 which is one vote. that path brings it to him too. there are a couple of ways he can do it. i tell you this jobs number we talked yesterday, he should be on this. i looked into it. hillary clinton saying this is great. barack obama saying this is great. 4.9 percent unemployment. look inside that jobs number. we lost 103 full-time jobs lastst month. we increased 90,000 part-time

jobs. so what is -- and it was four times worse than that the month before. what's happening is this economy under barack obama has gone from fully employed to people taking part-time jobs trying to pay for their own medical expenses. it's really bad for the vast majority of people. >> the wall street journal on the front page sure had a different story to tell. because they talked about how great this was and especially focused on wages. wages being up for the first time in -- i guess since '09. wages going up and wages going up for the middle class and suggesting, boy, look at the good state of the american economy. trump hoped some of this economic news would be not so good. but, you know, according to people who are economic analysts, not only in the journal but in the "new york times," washington post this morning, there was a very good important. >> isn't that like saying a child finally got his first meal after two weeks. it been since 2009. i mean just by shear randomness

you are going to get an increase if you just hang around long enough. >> what we're dak act is a few days before the election. if that number would have been bad, boy. >> it wasn't though. >> i think you are trying to spin something here. >> i'm not spinning anything. the analysts, same analysts that you think war 2.4 wage growth for a month is fantastic after almost eight years of stagnant wage growth. if that's good, the same analysts said we needed 175,000 jobs last month. we got 161 and most were part-time. >> here is the thing. the bottom line on this was there was concern in what the fed will do in december with regard to interest rates and the fed apart from any politics the analysis this morning was now it looks like they are going to push up. was a this is such good kbhik economic news for if middle class. and consumer confidence up. >> lot of talk about gender politics and last night on bill o'reilly show he correctlily said you have to win -- trump

would need to win 45% of the women vote in order to get his 270 in order to become president. and one thick that was consistent in research i looked at was that women across the board regardless of educational attainment, race or where they live in the country. the two number one issues were national security and personal finances. so it is not about the fed or part-time jobs. it is about the personal finances. do you think there is anything that trump or clntd can do in the next three days that can get back on the issues? >> she has the advantage there where women. that's been shown and demonstrates consistently throughout the whole election process. but this is something that is one of his strongest points in terms of his strong points and he needs to personalize the message and speak directly to the women out there that he is the man who can make sure they have food on the table and money in the wallet and funds to be able to pay for schools and healthcare and all of that. and the national security.

women care about security and that is something where she's been proved he can say he should be distrusted. that she's been incompetent and reckless with your national security. drive those messages home. i think that is something he can work. but except we're a couple days before the election now. so. problematic. >> over the last two days the wall street journal has ed torlzed about both candidates not providing endorsements or non endorsements of either. just saying as they see it. the two editorials, the cost of clinton. and then the gamble of tmp. to which to say there is so much that you don't know. and the last thing it says is on his is another risk comes from negative impulses on the political right that mr. trump's meanest rhetoric has awakened but for her she would face a congress that wants to vigt her from the first day and is polarized and doesn't trust her. >> this election is like an old bra. it is down to the wire and it is

getting under our skin. [ laughter ] >> oh my god. >> you have experience with that? >> yes. yes. well when you stop lifting things go. >> oh my god. >> what issue means most po you? immigration, terror? the supreme court? then you could argue does that negate the misgives for your candidate or does your candidate make those issues worse? that is one way to look oots it. the other way to look at it. which is how i look at it every day is who hates you most? i'm not crazy about trump. right? everybody knows that. but i know for a fact that hillary and her camp, they hate my guts. the hillary people. the most hard core people. they hate us. so it's hard. like i'm not crazy about trump. i find some of his things just completely wrong. but at the same time i know hillary wouldn't throw me a life preserver if i was drowning. so that is where i am in all this. >> well let me ask. what about -- >> -- swim.

>> -- i'm holding on to my bra. >> what about the country? >> yeah. >> i think you have to at some point separate out from the race. do you really in terms of the future of the country trust the most? you know i have kids or grand kids. >> i don't have either so it is all about me. >> all about you. >> okay. -- >> you know what we all have? we all have rights. we all have constitutional rights and we don't want our constitutional rights changed or impinged. that is why for me being a single issue voter with the constitution and supreme court, then you have to side with the gop. and hold your nose, take your medicine and vote for the gop. >> here is why i can't take that. to me what you have in trump is an authoritarian who's in the model of like somebody wrote hugo chavez or vladimir putin -- >> checks and balances. >> he wants to go after the press. he talks about locking up his political opponent. that to me is disquieting.

>> guess what we have an entire hour to talk about this race. so they are asking me to tease. can i do that? >> well -- no. >> all right i'm going to do it. trump and clinton are both rolling out closing argument ads. we'll show you those next. more to come on the this special saturday edition of the five.

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mind. the political establishment that is trying to stop us is the same group responsible for our disastrous trade deals, massive illegal immigration and economic and foreign policies that have bled our country dry. >> and mrs. clinton has a two minute ad set to air monday night on the eve of the election. but she's also released this one minute spot set to katy perry's "roar." ♪ here my voice ♪ hear that sound ♪ like thunder gonna shake the ground ♪ ♪ get ready because i've had enough ♪ ♪ i've got the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ the fire ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ because i am the champion ♪ and you're gonna hear me roar ♪ roar

♪ roar ♪ roar ♪ roorr! ♪ i've got the eye of the tiger the fire ♪ >> two very distinct different ads. trump is on the outside. she's upbeat and very happy. >> you know what's interesting. is they are very upbeat but they are still kind of us versus them in my opinion. and when you have katie's voice it reminds me. this election peer pressure, if you don't do what the cool kids do, then you aren't cool. but right now half of america is tired of your cool extortion. they don't care anymore. i don't think katy perry works on them. >> i get the trump thing. that as message we've been saying. stay on that. you are the outsider. but the clinton/katy perry upbeat, what? she's got two days left. what is the message. >> i think about getting out the

vote. something if you know the song and like the song. i know you don't. >> i hate it. >> some people are making fun of the jays concert. and why are you doing that now so ridiculous. no the reason you do it three days before the election is because that is when you need people to turn out to vote. >> and also 99 problems. >> first of all, i think what greg said is exactly right. this is upbeat and i think it is inspirational for people. get them out. feel good about it. millennials. remember millennials are a concern. >> he didn't say that. >> he said it was upbeat. i'm -- but i will say this. what you see here, these ads where they run is quite the tell. it is like a poker game. and right now trump is running on college football today. pro football tomorrow and then "the voice." and then hillary clinton is running on "the voice" and also on kevin can wait." which i don't know that one.

>> sitcom. >> what you see here is she's also running across the cable universe. but trump is -- the thing that really stands out for trump is it is such a long ad. the two minute ad. clinton is coming back with a longer. >> two minute. >> but none who match obama who had a 30 minute ad. and it fits again with where the candidates are going. where they are going is trump goes to small places like, you know, william, ohio, per she pennsylvania. she -- hershey pennsylvania. and clinton goes to philadelphia and in ohio not only beyonce and the jays. she's going the drive up the black vote. but i think the latino vote right now in the early part is what is stunning everybody. >> and the african american vote is down too. >> last two nights it's been up. overall it's down. the latino vote in florida,

nevada, colorado, it is breaking records. >> we have to go. i'm up to 30 seconds so far on the show. i think she's going to try what she can to get enthusiasm. that is what she has to do at this point. he she wants people to actually show up and say hey i want to vote against trump. come out for here. >> like 30 million bucks left in each of the coffers. is this the best way to spend it? >> i think so. what i might do trump is to ask my people in florida and in ohio and say what do you think is the best way to spend $30 million and have them make their case because they know their districts or states than campaign head kwaursz

clinton is stumping in six toss you have states before the big vote. we're hoping to check in with her debate later. but fist to carl with the latest. >> reporter: hi. the itinerary that he's taking really does speak to a strategy shift. donald trump today announced he's not going to go to wisconsin tomorrow. instead he'll go to minnesota. and this has raised a lot of eyebrows and has a lot of people wondering whether that is smart or not. minnesota has been a blue state for decades and not a state trump has campaigned in. but it is one where what few polls have been taken suggest the race may be tightening. he's going there tomorrow and campaign is there.

also in michigan, another state that's been largely blue for a number of years. and my kpab campaigning in states where democrats have been favored, he hopes to appeal more to suburban voters and the swing voters, moderates and the independents across the country. but he's going to neglect some of the key battleground states where he the absolutely has to win. he started in tampa florida. i-4 corridor. a state he can't aford to lose. a barack obama beat mitt romney in 2012. ohio, north carolina. pennsylvania, and florida are key so there is big questions about whether it is smart, whether the gamble will pay off or whether it is a mistake by going to minnesota, kimberly. >> interesting. we love to talk about this. thank you carl. eric what do you think about this. in terms of the strategy?

>> there is so limited time right now. three days. maybe three stops per day. you have to have florida and you have to have a ohio. ohio looks okay. michigan tightened nicely. so maybe he's thinking if pennsylvania moves away he can get michigan. minnesota, i'm not sure what's going on there. i don't know. maybe he sees minnesota as ten electoral votes there. boy, you know maybe they see stuff internally. a lot of polls we read have different methodology. we've talked about the methodology quite a bit. mare they are going with a different form of methodology and see areas they can pick up. i honestly think, and i could be completely blown out of water on this, i think there are going to be five surprise states on both sides. i think you are going to see two, maybe three democrat blues going red and reds going blue or maybe the other way around. think we're going to have a really interesting election

night. >> what do you think about this strategy as carl laid out? >> i think he has to flip some blue states and i think maybe they feel like pennsylvania is not an option for them because some of the numbers coming out of there recently like this morning show he's falling farther behind. and he does really well across the state except for in the philly suburbs. that is one of the reasons melania trump was there on thursday. so i also point out that he's going to iowa. there is a new poll out that it's tied with clinton and iowa. he does need iowa. i think that it is probably smart for him to just go ahead and try to do something and flip something like a minnesota which remember they voted for jesse ventura. they want outsiders. they like outsiders there. it is not probably the worst idea. >> that's a strategy. i'm sure they know what they are doing. greg what do you think? >> i'm just depressed because nothing matters in my state. if i vote for hillary it is like a shot glass of water in niagara

falls. if i vote for trump it's like peeing in niagara falls. it feels great but in the end it makes no difference. so i'm jealous of everybody that has an impact on the election because i don't. >> we'll work on that with your counselor later. >> can i respond to brother greg for a second? >> about niagara falls? >> yes. >> or his underwear. >> no personally i don't swim in niagara falls. your vote does count. i know you are a the new york voters. both sides want to drive up the percentages. they want a mandate and they want people to turn out no matter where you vote to be able to say i got x percent of the vote. and you could have a difference potentially where the electoral college goes one and the popular vote goes another. people do care inside the political apparatus. they do care. >> thank you for that public service announcement. very nice. >> well i love greg and i want

him to feel that he is loved in america. he has purpose. i was going to quickly say that the other thing here that amplifies where they go is the surrogates and again this advantage is hillary because there are so many hillary surrogates beginning with prosecute obama. mark cuban, john lewis, joe biden is out for her. >> they got a good team. since 1928, 88 years, the stock market over the last three months leading into the election has predicted the president 19 out of 22 times. what it's done those three months, either the incumbent party stays in the white house if it's been up or they get tossed out if it's been down. just throwing it at you it's down 4.5% in the last three months. >> stay there if can you would because up next we are going to answer any more questions you

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we're almost dressed alike. except my dress is a little tighter. all right this is from ryan. >> underwear? >> yeah. this is from jennifer l. who would you love to be watching the election results with? they can be living or dead or undisclosed. >> or undisclosed. watching the election -- i mean wouldn't everyone like to watch the election with ronald reagan? right? >> that's true. that would be fun. >> or margaret thatcher. >> yes. >> and a have make a brexit phenomenon here. who else? >> rodney dangerfield. >> that would be pretty good. >> how about general jack keen. >> he's alive. that's good. juan. >> i think walter cronkite was a hundred-year-old old yesterday. >> he's dead. >> living or dead. >> yes. >> i think it would be fun. because walter con cyte wouldn't have a chance in this media

political environment so he would be flipping out. >> declared the election over before it was. just like he did with a war. we'll be right back america. eric. >> bill o'reilly. >> oh my god. >> i'm kidding. i'm just teasing. i would love to be watching the election with mark cuban. mark is my friend. you know, we've been going at this thing for a year and a half. first he liked trump. now he likes hillary and just to be right next to him and duking it out as the results came in? that -- >> michelle would want to watch. >> also with fiddle castro. a cuban sandwich. >> -- always seems to get it right and she's hilarious and she has a great laugh. very contagious so id would like to watch with her. >> and she writes good e-mails. >> and she's from north carolina. >> i would watch with my mom. because i still have no idea if

she were alive. because i know she would find trump hysterical and she's a conservative. but then always used to call me after red eye and say my show was too racy and too sexual and the women wore clothing that was too tight. so she had that side but she also like people that caused trouble. >> i think she would vote for trump. >> i don't know. >> she lived in california. >> she's like straight talk. >> i would add my dad back in. that would be good. >> and also get some free time with him. >> ah. >> ryan a. when they write the book on this election cycle what will be the title? >> three letters. w.t.f. >> what's w.t.h.? >> -- f.

[ laughter ] >> hey hey hey. >> i didn't say it. i said the letters. >> what happens to the girl next door? >> i blame this bad influence on you, greg. >> i don't swear very often. >> i didn't either. >> very often. ha ha ha. >> i got this, this is good. like this. both of their pictures. hillary and trump. one is you're fired and you're hired. whichever one is -- >> there you go. >> you could have them both ready to go. >> i was writing a column about this and i came one junk the shark. it is beyond anything i've seen. off the rail, jump the shark. y one major political party in civil war, at war with itself. and then on the other hand you have people who -- we've never seen the kind of statements and behavior that's come out of trump. never. never seen anything like it. >> what do you think?

>> either "that's incredible." >> ooh. >> your favorite. >> or drain the swamp. i like that. but i also like to watch the show swamp people. >> you do? >> yeah. i try to work on my linguistic skills if you can understand what they are saying. >> i would use dianetics just for customer confusion. so people who would go get dianetics would end up going to get my book and be just as confused as we are now. would help one person i know. patrick p. start with you mr. bowling. what would be the 2020 presidential front runner for the losing candidate's party. >> losing candidate's party? i would think if hillary wins, it would be paul ryan, i would guess on the republican side. and on the democrat side, well -- it could be anybody. at this point. >> i thought you were going say

warren. >> elizabeth warren? yeah, yeah. she's a good candidate. yeah you're right. i was going to say that. >> juan. >> i think rubio is still well-positioned on the republican side. the thing is, you know, he's this interesting mix of establishment and tea party. he was elected as tea party guy. now he's an establishment guy. now he's back. he doesn't embrace trump. i don't know what he's trying to say about it really. but the thing is the party is going have to go through a big fight. on the democratic side i like what eric said. did you say castro? >> -- almost said it. >> he thought it. >> raul or fidel. >> that's good point. >> they are little too conservative for the democrats. >> i think it would be rubio o ryan depending how things shake out also with the house. and on the democrat side i think

for sure elizabeth warren has momentum but then again so does bernie sanders has a huge following. i don't think ultimately he would be the nominee but he still has his movement. >> given up on chris christie after the verdict. >> yes i think chris christie has moved on to -- i won't way pastures because that could be taken the wrong way. >> for the democrats i'm going to say governor hickenlooper out of colorado. well liked there. go west a little bit and they could get back to some more conservative moderate democratic ideals and for the republicans i don't think it is anybody on stage right now. i think it somebody who might be governor in 2017 in virginia and he's probably not going to be happy if i say this but i think it might be ed gillespie. >> and if he had given a little more money to the race he would have been won. >> i think trump is going to have an impact on the choices and they might not be who you think.

the democrat could be kanye west. and the republican -- >> dierks bentley. >> yes or a gary sinise. somebody who's not a normal politician. >> wow. >> yeah. >> okay. sorry. >> -- low energy --. >> today on the trial, this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group 1 boarding... and no foreign transaction fees. plus, when you fly on american airlines, your first checked bag fee is waived for you and up to four companions. every purchase with the citi® / aadvantage® platinum select card takes you closer to adventure... whether it's somewhere you can see your breath, or a place that takes it away. apply today for a limited time offer and earn

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it was a rainy day for hillary clinton on the trail. trump has sunny skies. both candidates have only 72 hours to weather the remaining storm of this election. >> now my friends, you are a hardy bunch standing out here in

the rain. i don't think i need to tell you all of the wrong things about donald trump. but here is what i want you to remember. i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who greaagrees with m. people who don't agree with me. people who vote for me. people who don't vote for me. >> to all americans, i say it is time for change. it is time for new leadership. can you imagine four more years of obama? high taxes, think of it. high taxes. it's all over the place. radical islamic terrorists, the whole thing. she will be worse than obama. she will be worse than obama. >> hey greg what do you think about early voting? >> i'm for it. because there is a lot of people like in the military who need to do it. so i would -- and i am actually an early voter.

except i keep putting it off. i have my ballot on my desk right now because i'm lazy. >> you are an absentee voter. >> i'm an absentee voter. i'm an absentee bowler. because i always forget to bowl. >>. [ laughter ] >> you need like a b 12 shot or? >> maybe. can i make a comment. this race is closer than chang and ang bunker. remember them? >> conjoined twins. >> they both died in 1864. there they are. the guiness book of world records. >> this is really word. >> -- they both had spouses. and together they fathered 21 children. how did these guys work this out? the answer is they worked it out. they had a compromise. you get the bed this night. i'll be on the floor.

it gives me hope with the country. >> excuse me -- >> -- i'm getting to my point. >> -- thought you had pictures. >> that in chang and ang, two people in tough circumstances could work together, i think america could do the same after this election. if they can come together, so can we. >>. [ laughter ] >> not even in the -- >> what? >> -- talking about? >> i'm talking about unification. >> you know what? let's restore order. we heard from our reporter with the trump campaign earlier. let's check in now with the clinton campaign with jennifer griffin live from philadelphia. by the way hillary is going to be appearing there tonight with katy perry. jennifer. >> in fact juan we just landed here in philadelphia from florida. if you look behind me, you can see the people just getting off the plane. hillary clinton might be coming out that door behind me just above where it says "stronger

together." what was interesting on the plane is her campaign manager walked us through analytics of the early voting. they are feeling very good about florida right now. they are saying the early voting by tuesday there were about 60 to 70% of the vote in florida will be done and they are seeing record turnouts among latinos. they also said in nevada where early voted ended on friday night that donald trump would need to win by 10% in nevada on election day in order to take nevada. they are going to be focuses now on states that don't have early voting. they are going to be in pennsylvania. pennsylvania didn't have early voting. new hampshire, michigan. hillary clinton going out to typically blue michigan. a lot of questions about does that mean they think they have trouble in michigan? but she's done a lot of radio interviews today. they say a lot of their audience are women who are in cars and that is why so many radio interviews. we're heading to the katy perry and we'll talk to you in a few minutes. >> jennifer, thanks so much. we appreciate it. by the way, you don't like early

voting. >> yeah i'm not a fan. and typically republicans are not. they tend to show upp on electin day they like it. chuck rocha. he said he could be for ending early voting if election day was a national holiday. where nobody had to figure out child care, whatever, everybody had a chance to go vote on that day rather than trying to find, you know, ways to get -- >> what you heard from jennifer griffin is the clinton people sound upbeat because of early voting. >> yeah. north carolina came out about an hour before the show, said 44% of their electorate has voted already. this is three days out. tuesday night could be early. 15% higher turn out. i think if i'm trump, i do what he's doing. i do north carolina, new hampshire and michigan and go boom, boom, boom, stay there. and florida. you got to go to florida. hit each one of those states

every single day before election day. >> you know, look, i want people to vote so whatever you can do to make it accessible and easy for people to express themselves and cast a vote, i'm for. when you have breaking news like happens all the time, especially like we have seen in this election, you wonder if people would like to change their vote. there's only a few states that provide for that. >> interesting point. i think trump was saying to some people you can still change your vote. >> in some states, you can. >> that would really like, you would have to turn around and go back. i don't see people doing it. one more thing right next. ♪

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it's time for one more thing. kimberly will kick us off. >> thank you so much. to bring the show back to sweetness let's take a look at this adorable little video.

take a look. pumpkin is a 3 month old kitten who loves to jump, chase and play with everything. when his own projected a video of cartoon mice on the television screen, cute little pumpkin jumped at the opportunity to hunt them down. a very wholesome, very nice. isn't it, greg? >> i think it's tricking the poor mouse. it's torture. it's like waving fake food in front of a stastarving person. >> good on way to keep him entertained. >> very cute video. >> juan, you have a point? >> hey, so earlier this week, kansas state university freshman hunter jobbin came back to his car and found a note saying there's no candy bar, we took your candy bar. saw kit-kat in your cup holder. love it so much i checked your door, unlocked but i didn't take anything but the kit-kat. sorry, i was hungry. luckily, he had a sense of humor about the incident so he tweeted

it out and the note caught the attention of kit-kat. they pledged to replace the bar. they didn't just replace one candy bar. they filled his car with 6,500 kit-kat bars. you hear that? >> i love kit-kat. >> it was a sweet ending for him and the rest of kansas state. he said he needs to focus more on school work than candy from now on. >> imagine if it was a hot day and it melted. all right. i will go next. the fourth annual pedal for patriots ride is happening right now, 586 miles to raise money for the navy s.e.a.l. foundation created by a wonderful guy, christian fitzgerald. it began two days ago november 3rd in atlanta, georgia. the riders are cycling 100 miles plus for six days straight. they end on november 8th in fort peace, florida, in order to give back support and celebrate america's you can follow their journey on our facebook page and instagram.

thanks for sending that in. >> greg? >> this is conditioned on whether or not i still have a job after this show. i say it's about 50/50. >> check your e-mail. >> this is live tonight. when something is live, you get away with more. right? you get away with a lot more. >> you hope. >> because you know what, they can't take it back. they can't take it back. not like they can edit it out. >> hannity will be on. >> charlie hurt, jillian turner, i always want to say anderson. because she was in x-files. i think it's going to be a delightful show. >> who will be hosting it? >> me. >> i don't think so. >> silly bird. >> i don't think so.

>> what? what did i do now? i'm going to shut up. america breathes a sigh of relief. >> if we had something really fun we could all talk about. if you are a republican and you need a reason to vote, take a look at this screen. these are the people who have promised to leave the country if donald trump wins. i put this together on the white board. rosie o'donnell says she will go to canada. cher will go to jupiter. samuel l. jackson said south africa. jon stewart said another planet. chelsea handler, amy schumer said spain. lena dunham, spain. these two can go to spain together. canada. rosie can go to canada with lena. they can both go there. jupiter and another planet, jon stewart and cher. that leaves samuel l. jackson. he has nowhere to go. he said south africa. he can go down here with the people who are unspecified. alec baldwin, whoopie goldberg

and miley cyrus. i will personally buy you all each one of you first class one-way tickets to venezuela. one way. >> they have to bring their own toilet paper. there is none. >> oh, my goodness. >> got great health care in venezuela. >> sam jackson -- >> we have a minute left which never happens. >> i have another metaphor. >> i'm really going to have nightmares about that whole situation. >> why? >> tomorrow morning, juan williams and i will be on fox news sunday with chris wallace. >> yes. by the way, we have a new studio here at fox. we are christening the new studio. tune in because it's spectacular. they spent so much money to make -- >> how are you christening it? >> will there be champagne? >> in the morning? >> mimosas? >> of course. >> greg has had a few. >> did he have two? >> i didn't have anything to drink. >> kimberly, big plans for

tonight? >> yes. actually i'm going to be on wattwat tt right now on justice. >> how about if she's running the country? she can't run an e-mail. >> a surgeon donald trump storms through the ever tightening battleground states. >> i want to be the president for everybody. >> while hillary dances under the florida rain drops, but will it rain on her parade on tuesday? late breaking news on the changing electoral map. plus, donald trump jr. headlines an all-star line-up joining me tonight. then -- >> if he doesn't win, what are you going to do? >> crawl up a in a ball and be sad. >> the faithful gather where i