macedonian the dash "the five" is next. see you tomorrow. >> greg: no we are not. >> dana: i am dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, one williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump fulfilled a controversial and major campaign promise by pulling the united states out of the landmarked paris i met agreemen agreement. it imposes far too heavy a burden on america's economy and that it's unfair to american workers. >> as of today, the

united states will cease all implementation of the nonbiting paris accord and the draconian financial and economic burdens the agreement imposes on our country. they don't put america first. i do. and i always will. i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. our withdrawal from the agreement is a reassertion of american sovereignty. >> dana: president trump did say they would potentially reenter the agreement if they can get a better deal. jesse, this is a big deal today. kyoto all rolled into one. >> jesse: kaboom is right if you listen to television today.

we went from leading from behind to america first today. this deal was initiated by barack obama, not the best dealmaker. i don't know if he wanted to knock america down or we got hoodwinked. it cost $3 trillion, it cost 6 million jobs. to what, hypothetically bring the temperature down a fraction of a percent in 100 years? they can continue to push coal, receive taxpayer money, and we can't do any of that. it doesn't make a lot of sense to me. spreading the wealth doesn't work. if it did, venezuela would be a paradise. president trump love the american worker. there's nothing wrong with that. i think democrats used to understand that, they don't

anymore. he is beholden to the constitution. if obama wanted this done, he would've sent it to the senate for ratification. the democrats can't control their emotions, let alone the temperature in 100 years. at the same people that were saying hillary would be elected in november are telling us what the weather's going be like? i don't think so >> dana: something happened, greg, a bunch of cities and states, mayors and governors and big corporations saying well, we are going to take it upon ourselves to rocket down our emissions anyway. if they are going to do that, maybe you don't need the federal government to push. >> greg: if the government isn't going to enforce us, we will enforce ourselves. that's called conservatism, everybody. free market. this is an interesting decision, what he did. he didn't actually have to do this. this might be the bravest thing he's done.

he's already spent a lot of political capital. he's got a strange new respect from the left by letting this go. it's a nonbinding agreement. it really is useless and also it's a bad deal. as jesse pointed out, is so absurdly expensive for a negligible increase. up to $200 trillion over a century will cut 1% of the carbon target. so in order to reach their ideal, you would need to multiply 200 trillion debt whie don't even have. it's a farce. the impact of this deal is negligible but it will destroy economies. what he did with actually brave in the sense that he didn't have to do it, he could've just not followed through. you are watching everybody crazy over this.

all he said was it's a bad deal. if it becomes better, i will go in. it's like the guy who walked into the show room, he looked at the cars and said that's too expensive. give me a call, i will come back. that's exactly what he did. another metaphor, he went to a party -- realized the party socks, socks, and said maybe i'll go to a better party. if you are going to lose your over this, you are a liar. >> dana: some proponent said, just stay in because you don't have to abide by it. is it better to sit at the table and fake it -- for example governor schwarzenegger told president bush sir, you don't actually have to believe in climate change. you just have to say that you do and then everybody will like you. oh, really, is that how that works? >> kimberly: i think

president trump would be very consistent with this campaign promise. i don't think this is a deal that anyone could be crying about. it's nonbinding. the united states is already a clean energy, oil and gas leader. he can keep doing what he's doing. why would we in fact put ourselves at an economic disadvantage, giving a windfall to other countries, a climate redistribution of wealth? it makes no sense to me. i think he did the brave and courageous thing. i told him that this morning. when he called. i spoke to him about it. >> greg: wait a second, who called you? >> kimberly: the president. climate change, taxes. "the five." >> dana: you just tried to slip that in there. as if it happens all the time. >> greg: yeah, the president called me.

>> kimberly: he says he loves "the five." terrific show. the covfefe, exactly. something he's excited about but there'll be people that will be upset and disappointed. like juan. >> greg: did anybody call you? >> juan: at 8:00, i am snoozing, dude. >> dana: you can have the floor, juan. i'm sure you have a lot to say. >> juan: i am a liar, according to gregory. i don't have to participate in this partisan bickering because the united states has this political polarization over this idea of climate change. the rest of the world? no, we know something's going on. on. 2016 -- the warmest year in history. third year in a row we have set this record. according to nasa, then national

oceanic and atmospheric association. >> greg: trump isn't supposed to be in charge of science, he's in charge of economics. >> juan: you put on blinders and say don't pay attention? coastal waters are rising. don't pay any attention to the polar ice caps. secretary of state, rex tillerson? ivanka, the darling child. it's an excuse. >> kimberly: it was a white house statement issue. >> juan: this is about -- g.e., shell. exxonmobil. you had the floor, buddy.

elon musk. i'm not even doing business and he was on trump's -- so here's the deal. if you have bunch of people who are trump puppets sticking around here. we have to go. don't worry. >> kimberly: ask him if he's done with his -- >> juan: advocate all leadership and let china and the europeans take the lead? you told me don't listen to nasa -- oh, attack nasa, go right ahead. >> jesse: they want these deals because they can sign these fat contracts with these third world countries that get paid off of taxpayer subsidies. of course china wants this deal. they get to do whatever they want. >> juan: you know what happened today? the french president -- you know

what he said? >> greg: what? >> juan: trump is just doing doing -- he's just saying i can get a better party or cheaper price. the president of france said forget it, buddy. no renegotiation. >> jesse: we don't listen to the french. look at how they were in world war ii. 6 million jobs lost and $3 trillion. how is that a good deal? trump is not antiscience, he is anti-good deal. >> kimberly: >> greg: people age reason it was nonbinding was because it was understandable if he didn't want to be part of it. there was only burns on sunday countries. why is it popular among the famous and rich? it's a gesture of benevolence that gives them the immunity of their behavior. you can have your private jets

and limos and your 8,000 square-foot home that was just purchased in chicago or d.c., by president obama, this deal was useless. how did it get this far? it was designed to punish the west. environmental activism is seeking reparation for the west's past. it doesn't matter if the deal is flawed or economically it's impossible. it doesn't matter because we are sinners and this is their way of punishing us and finally, someone said you know what? screw you, paris. we will talk later but right now it's not going to work. what is wrong with that. juan, he's not denying the science. he is looking at the economics. it is mind-boggling. >> juan: what's absurd and so rude to me is he goes and meets with the pope. the pope handsome an encyclical on environmental concerns and climate change.

he goes right in -- you talk about jobs? >> greg: that was awesome. >> jesse: don't bring the pope into this. >> juan: the kind of rules that trump is perpetrating on the coal miners, get out of town. there's not one cold job that will come back because of this. >> jesse: they are opening a new mine up next week. they will be more minds open up. >> dana: we've got to run. >> kimberly: we have a whole other block to do on this. >> greg: you know what would help clean up the country? natural gas, nuclear power. you know who is against it? environmentalists. >> dana: in the next hour you will hear more from the white house on the president's decision to withdraw america from the climate pack,

mike pence joins sean hannity. the controversial action today, more on it, next

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>> kimberly: welcome back, withdrawing from the paris climate agreement -- response was immediate and fierce. >> i have such a rage and sadness. we watched a dangerous little man give a very, very scary speech. >> i think it is one of the most self-destructive moves i've ever seen by any president in my lifetime. >> kimberly: wow. lunatics. celebrities leading the climate deal on twitter. there has never in u.s. history been such a disgusting megalomaniac. wow. no words. a very upset leonardo dicaprio tweeting from his tesla...

and singer john legend tweeted... do you think any of these people read this, greg and have any understanding? >> greg: it's so beautiful. it makes me realize how great the decision was when you see these people who are about 1 centimeter deep in substance. underneath all of this outrage, it isn't reason. it's emotion. nonbinding agreement, no big deal. the results are negligible but very costly. it's not based on reason but is based on emotion. why are they so emotionally invested in this? it's because the guilt industrial complex, which has been part of the liberal ethos for the past four decades and has kept america feeling guilty about everything, it didn't work this time.

we are not guilty. we don't have to do this. you are seeing a bunch of people realizing their superpower is fading. they had this magical gift, to make us feel guilty and the president just gave them the old... >> dana: can i disagree slightly? yes, they are showing passion but it's fake. when this agreement was signed, the left in particular was not happy with it. if you look at jim hansen, the person who caused all the problems during the bush administration about climate, he said it was one of the worst things obama could have done. it would actually achieve nothing. i think part of it on the celebrity side of things is that this actually fueled their ability to make money on this. the grants, the speeches, the concerts. all that stuff won't be able to continue but they will use this

decision as a way to do it. >> greg: it's for their career too. >> dana: if he had made the decision to stay in -- which i think you could have defended as well, they would say yes, but that's not enough. the vitriol would've been the same. >> kimberly: i think you are right. people were upset about comey, this agreement, he does something about it because they don't like it because it's president trump. people like yourself, juan, if he didn't rescinded and withdraw the united states -- flip-flopping all the time. >> dana: he really doesn't have to do anything. >> juan: he just flip-flopped today on jerusalem, right? he flip-flopped on nasa, right but not on this one, oh, i get it. let me say to all of this. where there is that sinkhole

front of mar-a-lago, there will be a swamp. >> kimberly: then he he will drain it. >> greg: every climate prediction has been wrong. no, no, i am right. >> juan: you are so wrong. >> greg: you get the from the media. >> juan: you get from breitbart. what stephen bannon -- you can't handle it. >> greg: you are talking crap. >> juan: you get it from breitbart. >> greg: i don't even read that stuff! >> juan: if you are a good libertarian -- >> kimberly: juan, don't you find that to be a little bit arrogant? >> greg: i gave you the

economics and the a block. >> kimberly: put the timer on them. it could go on and on. >> juan: it would be a damage to the coastal -- >> greg: that's based on media hysteria. >> juan: the american people -- >> greg: you are twisting it and taking a poll based on people people's attitudes. >> juan: the whole argument about nationalism, this is gonna help workers -- >> greg: i didn't say that. i didn't say that. >> kimberly: greg is actually very learned. an expert on climate change. >> jesse: he went to berkeley! >> greg: i read this stuff, juan. i read it. >> kimberly: bottom line is, i take it issue with the.

you are disparaging greg. it's totally unfounded. >> juan: i'm telling you -- >> kimberly: he doesn't read talking points from breitbart. he doesn't get talking points from breitbart. >> greg: explained to me the consensus reports you have read. or any of that stuff. anything you have read beyond a poll of people who have just read secondary reports from the press. who are biased. >> juan: i don't think scientists -- >> greg: do you know anything about hansen at all? >> juan: you told me a year ago, go read about it. >> greg: he's controversial. >> juan: there's no question about the consensus. >> greg: where's the consensus from? done by a grad student. it's called reading.

>> kimberly: jesse watters, you have the floor. >> jesse: the temperature is rising here and here. i don't know what to say. >> juan: is a chinese hoax. >> jesse: in all seriousness, they are saying trump is going to kill people in 100 years. you had the floor. maybe in a hundred years, trump would kill people. isis killed hundreds of people this week. if these celebrities really want to walk the walk, let see them talk the talk. give up the mansions, the private jets, the gas guzzling suvs. i bet one celebrity puts out more carbon emissions than 100 trump voters. i would like to see a celebrity take in a little coal mining

family. >> juan: the resentment. >> jesse: a coal mining family in your duplex. >> juan: resentment against elite. >> jesse: you are an elite, juan. >> kimberly: the chinese actually will increase emissions until 2,030. directly ahead, hillary clinton blame game tour, it continues. wait until you hear what she said tonight, after this break

♪ >> jesse: remember election night when hillary clinton stood up her supporters?

she finally made it to the site and chose to wine yet again about her crushing defeat. while continuing to take shots at her political opponent. >> i am particularly concerned at about the role that russia played and the very serious interference that we know they were responsible for in our most fundamental democratic act. when we look at the way this white house is behaving about some of the biggest challenges we face, the dishonesty, fabrication and whether you call it a fake or lies, take your choice. it's deeply troubling. >> jesse: she's been on quite a bitter tour these days. here's just a short list. basically everyone and anything

but her. >> dana: why netflix? >> jesse: macedonia. >> kimberly: low information voters, do you remember them? >> jesse: if we did a drinking game, we would be hammered. >> kimberly: i don't think i'm playing that game. that's a very dangerous game for me to play. bitter, who is better now? holding on, can't let it go. it's like pin the tail on the klinger. they can finally rest assured they can blame the entire election on, right? this is what's happening. she can't handle it. she's blowing it with her supporters. >> jesse: the chinese and the

1996 clinton reelection campaign, they put all that shady dough in the clinton coffers. >> dana: she's on this tour partly because she selling her book. millions of dollars for a book that's coming out. it's basically the expo. she comes in and previews it for all of the booksellers. one of my favorite quotes from a presidential autobiography was when president bush wrote self-pity is a pathetic quality in a leader. i had a former senior advisor emailed me last night and said it simply the most embarrassing i have ever seen her, filled with unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that really were borderline crazy. it's a complete denial of our democracy. charm supporters hate her. still, they think she actually believes she might be able to

run again. >> kimberly: who emailed that to you, bill clinton? [laughter] >> juan: that's what i was thinking. >> dana: i'm not getting a call from anybody at 8:00 a.m. >> jesse: the democratic national committee, didn't the dnc rake the primary against bernie? >> juan: i don't know about rigged but what the emails show is that she they thought she wa better candidate. the dnc -- that whole again, they thought she was the better candidate. was straight me in this conversation is, so much of what she says is true. and you are calling it whiny? that the russians influenced the election? how can you say it's a whiny when they did a poll and when

you put in hillary clinton's name, i got this from just guitar love. just guitar when you put in hers is the influence people -- >> jesse: greg, would you like to respond? >> greg: remember in tennessee tennessee, he ran for office and won and he was dead at the time? he was a better candidate than her. nothing will be more true than the fact that she was an awful candidate. he may not like you but no one will ever think less of you than hillary clinton. her whole life is about getting away from the ravel whereas trump decided to embrace every man and every woman. people are criticizing donald trump over the paris

accord. hillary pollutes the air because she wanted to a separate plane -- she didn't want to fly with michelle obama to betty ford's funeral. she used her own plane. that's worse than anything trump has done. maybe she could have been a good president. the fact is, she's the queen of victimhood. her performance shows you that she will bitterly cling to identity driven politics. it will affect all of her decision-making, nothing will change. she has embraced a dying ideology. she's kind of pathetic and sad. >> kimberly: misogynist, suburban women. democrats making bad documentaries. >> jesse: and michael moore didn't do enough. greg has some advice for some of trump's

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♪ >> greg: hooray, george will wrote a new column. she writes, today conservative is soiled by scowling primitive primitives. america needs a reminder of conservatism before bulgarians hijack it. fair enough. should one engage hijacked conservatives? some thing tells me it's not about george giving advice. i'm seeing a lot of this. conservatives go after trump and his supporters often using a tone of knowing mockery. you are wrong but also stupid. you know who else does this?

trump apostles. corey lewandowski said this yesterday. >> is very simple. president trump was elected to change the country. you can get on that train or lose the next election. >> greg: get on that train or who could forget this doozy? >> everyone will have to bow down to president trump. >> greg: anyway. we have two sides within the same party battling over who is going to be right when this is all over. we know the truth as always. another trump person is right on many of trump's flaws. a trump apostle is right on what he is doing better. fact is, sticking to one perception -- it keeps you from offering constructive criticism that my help a leader who actually could use it. never say never and stop saying

always. history shows that lockstep is always a march to disaster. at least i can say today, the never trump's and pro trump's united under the lefty meltdown. >> dana: list to stop for christmas. like in world war i. no one likes a scold and the scolding is getting out of hand but they are also missing the real point. it's not a matter of intellectual style or getting on the train. the hard work is actually about a strategy and then trying to get it done. health care reform, tax care reform, it takes a lot of granular work. grand gestures like the filibuster to shut down government because of obamacare, those things don't actually

work. the good news for president trump is that the majority of republicans are with him on the policies. now it's time to put the shoulder behind the -- >> greg: whatever the thing is is. >> jesse: horse analogy. >> dana: my horse analogies are so bad. >> greg: i enjoyed george will's writing, juan. it's sometimes hard to understand. i think he likes the thesaurus a lot. i enjoy his writing but i don't think he's trying to convince anyone anymore. he is just firing the arrows and enjoying the respect from liberals when he does it. >> kimberly: you have been on air with him a lot. >> juan: i like him. it's interesting because usually, when you are dealing with conservatives, the argument would be is its the left that's elitist but here is george will,

who is an inheritor to buckley and that conservatism in america by saying in fact, he thinks that legacy is being -- >> greg: he is definitely no william f buckley. he would sit and argue and fight. get down and dirty. george will is about that. he doesn't even wear jeans. >> juan: i know he will fight with me. >> greg: he fought with o'reilly once. >> kimberly: one and done. >> juan: if you look at the numbers right now, trump's numbers are going down with republicans. it's even farther down with conservatives who say i am not sure about trump and young people -- about a quarter of young people who identified as republicans think something's going on there. it could be that people are uncomfortable. >> kimberly: 96% said they would vote for him again.

>> juan: bloomberg said i think yesterday he thinks there is a 55% chance that trump would get reelected. before eight years of trump, juan, what are you going to do? >> juan: jesus take the wheel. >> kimberly: george will has never been on board with the whole situation. he was a strong and vocal critic of president trump. from day one. i don't find this to be that surprising. >> dana: there were consequences for him for taking that side. >> jesse: there's room in the republican party for the nationalists, the bushes, george will, you've had an actor who is president. the country wants different things. i don't think it helps when you have someone in the party saying the people that put your president in office are bulgarians or barbarians. it's okay if they move them to the left or right but this

doesn't help at all. securing the border is civilize civilized. protecting american jobs from going overseas is civilized and compassionate. i don't see anything vulgar about that at all. i would like everybody to come together and passing legislation and make sure people have money. i think that's what they need to do. i think there's room for cooperation. >> greg: on that upbeat note, new development in the russian investigation. this time it might be bad news for obama's top advisors. details, when

♪ >> juan: the house intel committee issued more subpoenas the russian investigation. the committee specifically is looking into unmasking requests from three former obama administration officials. susan rice, john brennan, and samantha power. president trump tweeted today... they were also subpoenaed that had to do with the russian investigation but the surprise is these four and coming from devon nunez who i thought has taken a step back.

>> kimberly: i think this is a huge story. i'm not sure why it hasn't gotten more coverage. i think it's very significant and should grab the attention of all americans in terms of a privacy grab and surveillance. one of the basic things that we hold near to our hearts and deer in this country. we fought for our liberty, our freedoms, our privacy rights. i think it's important they conduct the investigation and really get to the bottom of this. it can be swept away with an inordinate amount of focus. >> juan: what you think, you have jim call me saying his testimony will come next thursday. you have this ongoing effort, it looks like this is the big story, jesse... >> jesse: i think democrats are going to regret these

investigations because i think the russian thing is going to hurt them. it's going to backfire. susan rice, john brennan, samantha power. what was she doing submitting unmasking requests? there's paperwork for each unmasking request. under oath, they are going to be asked why they did that. if they plead the fifth, or they perjure themselves or give some sort of partisan reason or disseminating classified information -- you have a full-blown political spying scandal on our hands. that's a big deal. >> juan: a political scandal if they were using it for political purposes. their country point of view is oh, then they find out why? it could be that that implicates some of trump's associates. >> dana: the hard thing about talking about this every night is that there is a fact-finding mission underway and i would like to let that fact finding mission continue. what are the procedures for

unmasking, where they properly followed? what were the reasons why and let's get answers to all of it. i do think the nunes thing is bizarre. if you say you are taking a step back but then you are issuing subpoenas without talking to your partisan counterpart, the democrats, i do think that's a little strange. >> juan: is this more explosive than the russians? >> greg: subpoena is such a funny word. and when i spell it, it makes me feel dirty. >> kimberly: that is your state of mind. >> greg: i hear the name devin nunes and i'm like, who is that? >> dana: maybe that's why he issued the subpoenas. >> greg: what's subpoenas

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♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." greg. >> greg: i hate these people. you know what this is? just show it. it is antidiarrheal medication. >> kimberly: oh, my god, what is wrong with you? >> greg: this is antidiarrheal medication. this is not the kind of packaging you put a pill that somebody with diarrhea needs. do you know how long it takes someone in a panic to open up

that, especially with stubby fingers? i know every american has been through this. you cannot open this thing and it scares the hill out of you. change the packaging right now or i am protesting and i don't even know how to protest. [laughter] >> dana: jesse, ever have that problem? >> jesse: wow, i don't know how to follow that up. finger gate. this is mr. matt. >> kimberly: this is getting worse. >> jesse: flipping the bird to a fan. he gave him the middle finger. he has now been reassigned and will no longer be performing the mr. met duties. >> juan: the philly fanatic would have got a promotion. 50 years ago today, beautiful magic happened.

♪ the beatles plays ♪ >> juan: sergeant peppers lonely hearts club by the beatles was released in the usa. a touchstone of our youth. i was a teen when it came out. i am just hoping greg will be singing at me next year, when i am 64. >> dana: kimberly's food court is amazing tonight. greg, you're blocking my shot. >> kimberly: he wasn't having any lunch. couldn't catch anything. and his girlfriend come up with this idea. use a chicken mcnugget as bait bait. the fish they caught waited nearly 11 pounds.

>> dana: wow. >> kimberly: but i have this in real life. jesse loves them. >> dana: my "one more thing" will remain a mystery. >> bret: president trump fulfills the campaign promise, pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. what it means, what people are saying, plus the epa administrator live on set. is "special report" ." welcome to washington. i am bret baier. when it comes to climate change, it appears we will not always have paris. president trump announced a short time ago the u.s. will withdrawal withdraw from the agreement. the move crosses off another item from canada donald trump's campaign to-do list. while the move has its supporters on capitol hill in small business,