speak to those processed meats and cheeses better be there. thank you very much. the fallout for the economy and all that, something will be looking at tomorrow on fbn. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly get kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and katie pavlich. "the five." last summer an fbi agent was pulled from robert robert muels special investigation into trum trump. peter strzok had exchanged anti-trump and pro-hillary texts with a mistress who was also on mueller's team. that's evidence of bias, and let's face it, stupidity. strzok interviewed huma abedin and cheryl mills, as well as overseeing the probe into michael flynn which raises this biased test.

if flynn lies were charged, why don't the others. the same lawyer changed a vital phrase in comey's statement. grossly negligent became extremely careless. that reduced hillary's action from criminal to merely incompetent, and that ironically preserved hillary's nomination, helping pave the way for donald trump. that's pretty hilarious if you are not a democrat. you should be pretty angry. does that mean the mueller probe is bias? maybe. but this all one from including with reference to anything involving russians. it's obvious the media craves something really big. they want a holiday ham but all that god is a fuzzy breath mint. they're losing their colluding mines. >> i think they are shocked.

i don't know if they were arrogant or unself-aware and really dumb about what the job was about. how important it was and how under the microscope every move would be. i think they would go in there and they are shocked and the people might go to jail. >> they are so cute when they are nuts. this is called fainting couch. you both need one, you chuckle buckets. we have proof of collusion not between russia and trump but hillary's camp and the fbi. breaking news from judicial watch. the new justice department shows strong support. andrew wiseman, a mueller

deputy, showing strong support for sally yates, her refusal. i like sally or betsy. >> greg: her refusal to endorsel ban. he said my deepest respect, i am so proud of you. that's a person working for mueller. >> jesse: he praised her for defying trump's travel ban because the supreme court just upheld as constitutional. both of those individuals are partisan and they are out of step with the constitution. >> juan: hold on. they didn't uphold it as constitutional. they said they could put it in place. >> jesse: in the middle of my brilliant commentary, let it slide. take it up with me later. they fought hard, team mueller. wiseman is an extremely controversial individual. he has a reputation for rule breaking. withholding evidence.

frightening and intimidating witnesses. the two major prosecutions of wall street firms, arthur andersen in maryland can be completely botched. one was overturned by the supreme court 9-0 and the other overturned by the district court of appeals. the guy has a track record of prosecutions and convictions being overturned. maxed out to the obama campaign. he doesn't belong anywhere near an investigation. janine ray, maxed out to the clinton campaign. representing the clinton foundation, represented hillary personally when she was fighting the email thing. just imagine if the shoe was on the other foot. you have prosecutors investigating hillary, and there are trump donors or they work for the trump organization and they are sending text messages about crooked hillary. make america great. do you think the democrats would

take it lying down? >> greg: no. kimberly, there's a lot of information here that may seem small but it adds up to a pattern of bias. emails with a mistress, overlooking huma abedin and cheryl, adjusting language to help hillary. it's a lot. >> kimberly: it is. you're talking about aggregating this information. when you put it together, it makes a compelling case. very much a lack of objectivity, inherent bias in the investigation and what is shameful is that they would pick people so partisan who have made financial contributions and have them be part of an investigation of someone they do not support that have gone out of their way to put their money where their mouth is. plus, the language, text messages, emails. sarah carter told sean hannity last night that her sources, there are more emails coming out to show the bias and that they were really kind of out to get

flynn on president trump, then candidate trump at the time. this is exactly what you don't want from anybody involved in investigation or injustice. that's the problem. you can't blow it off and say well, who knows. no, when you added up, it means something significant. >> greg: katie, this is collusion. how far does it go? >> dana: opens up all kinds of questions about the put an email investigation which we have all had, sitting around and questioning the nature of the investigation. why is it the inner circle was able to have immunity, why does cheryl mills, allowed to be a witness and also attorney for hillary clinton and one thing that jumped out at me today is the justice department is not commenting on any of this. must be a very awkward place for jeff sessions to bn, his staff. they have to answer this as well. they have a problem on their hands when it comes to the

special counsel and rod rosenstein full point of the special counsel is the one who's going to have to look at this and go "we do have a conflict of interest here." it's not that you can't have a political opinion. washington, d.c., is a one-stop shop for politics. the problem is the conflict of interest and clearly there's been one on multiple occasions in a variety of cases. >> kimberly: imagine if president trump wasn't elected and sessions wasn't the ag. can you imagine you might not ever hear about this? >> greg: here is the fun, juan juan. if strzok hadn't struck those words, she wouldn't have been the nominee and you might've had a president sanders and you would've been laughing for the rest of the year on "the five" " >> juan: let me tell you, gregory, i laugh a lot on "the five." >> katie: have to laugh to keep from crying. >> kimberly: shock, .

>> juan: the news is robert mueller has sought documents from deutsche bank related to donald trump. >> katie: that is not true. donald trump's attorney came out and said -- >> kimberly: john roberts says that's incorrect. >> juan: okay. >> greg: john roberts says it's not true. >> juan: the second thing to tell you. one of the guys working with manafort had times to the russian secret service. again, we are getting closer. >> greg: closer to what! >> juan: what you hear here is it's all about some silliness of fbi agents. they have opinions, political beliefs. which among us wasn't tweeting, gregory, in the midst of the presidential -- >> katie: he is not an fbi

agent. >> greg: i wasn't interviewing cheryl and huma. >> katie: the entire reason jeff sessions recused himself from the russian investigation is because he said there was a conflict of interest because of his involvement in the campaign. would be okay with you for him not to have recused himself? he might have political opinions about donald trump but he can still do his job even though he was on the campaign. >> juan: he was personally involved, katie. >> katie: so there is a double standard, i get it. different for different people. >> juan: no, he was actually involved. this agent had a political opinion was doing his job as an agent. you guys now are attacking law enforcement but not -- >> jesse: we have never attacked law enforcement. >> greg: you are trying to shift the argument away from the obvious collusion between hillary's campaign and the fbi. >> juan: you are trying to

shifted away from donald trump and the fact that after the flynn plea and admission of guilt allying that as you heard from mika, the noose is tightening. >> katie: are we allowed to say "the noose is tightening." >> juan: people who died from lynching? >> katie: i don't know. it sounds really -- >> greg: they are lowering the bar for what they want. first he wanted collusion, they're looking for obstruction of justice. there probably are not going to get it. >> jesse: they have been investigating collusion for two years. if they they are founded they d by now. they haven't found it so they are trying to build on obstruction case. probably trying to impeach this guy. juan, me go back to something you said. another problem with somebody is donating to a democrat or donating to republicans and they are the lead prosecutor going after a gun or large manufacturer or an indian reservation or large company.

this is politics. this is so much more serious than some sort of corporate prosecution or wall street prosecution. they are going after a political campaign, the winner of that campaign is now the president and prosecutors are donating to her opponent. in giving different treatment to different people based on their politics. that alone raises the question of has the integrity of the investigation been compromised? and has the team then compromised? there's an old saying you are who you hang out with. that would make mueller a trump hater. >> juan: what does that make me, hanging out with you guys? so that makes me some wild eyed conspiracy theorist like you, no. >> jesse: let's say i'm not sure we are friends. we are colleagues. >> kimberly: you are a mean girl, -- you are like a mean girl, jesse. >> juan: it doesn't make a

difference. >> jesse: if there had been trump donors investigating hillary, you would've raised hell. >> juan: i'm sure there were. >> greg: guess what. i am tired of guessing want. we're going to go 20s. guess what, juan. armageddon. up next.

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>> jesse: that is what it looks like when armageddon is near. i learned that from the movie. nancy pelosi's idea of the end times, the republican tax bill. >> this health care, the debate on health care is like death. this is armageddon. this is a very big deal. because you know why, there's really a hard way to come back from this. they take this further, more deeply into debt. what can you do but raise taxes?

>> jesse: more fearmongering from the top democrat in the house and she's not the only one in her party using scare tactics to condemn the sweeping legislation. here's obama economic advisor larry summers. >> when people lose health insurance, they are less likely to get preventive care, likely to defer health care they need and more likely to die ultimately. my piece explains why an estimate that thousands will die as a consequence of this bill is conservative estimate. >> jesse: no matter what republicans propose, it's going to lead to death and instructio instruction. >> greg: without hyperbole, democrats would have nothing. if you take up any issue that isn't immediately dangerous like the trump election, climate change, tax reform, the debate starts with them saying the opposition are evil killers taking us down the path of the apocalypse except, except when it comes to isis or terror.

it's the most amazing contrast. if you actually flip the reactions so the concern over taxes is actually a concern over terror, for once, liberals would be right. what does this tell you? liberals only feel outrage if they can direct it at marxist progressive approved enemy which is the west. when it's climate change or the election or taxes, you are evil because you are the west. you can ever say anything about isis or terror in the same vein. >> jesse: the republicans are more deadly than isis. >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: it is like the boy who cried wolf. how long can they keep it up? >> katie: it is such a lazy argument. this is an argument they've been using forever, and now i understand after hearing from larry summers why the obama economy was so bad. for him to suggest that because people are forced to buy

obamacare, that they somehow have health care is a complete and outer life. the insurance under obamacare doesn't necessarily provide you any health care. first of all, it's too expensive and second of all, because there's not enough doctors now and the demand for health care has gone through the roof as a result. waiting times for health care have increased. rural hospitals are closed. this idea now that we are allowing people to get out of an entitlement program which is obamacare, of course it's terrifying to democrats because that mean people can spend their money and buy their own health care, opening up another market, an indictment of government run health insurance. >> jesse: do not really kills people? the obama va scandal. people actually died there. >> juan: yeah, yeah, yeah. let me tell you, katie. >> jesse: i thought i made a pretty good point. >> juan: more people covered by insurance. >> katie: because they are forced to buy it. >> juan: more people have health insurance. >> katie: the government tells them they are going to be fine and they can't buy it.

>> juan: creating a system that allows us all as americans to have fewer dollars imposed on us is when you and i buy and those who don't have the money for health insurance, to get health insurance for they don't impose a burden on the rest of us. it's good for americans and good for the health care system. it keeps costs down. >> katie: it's horrible. >> juan: if you don't have health insurance, try to be healthy. >> katie: people don't have health insurance under obamacare because it's too expensive. >> juan: let me get back to what greg was talking about. you ignore something republicans had endorsed for years. saying everyone who makes less than 75,000 is going to see a tax increase in ten years. you don't notice o'connell my gosh. republicans have always been deficit hawks and what we see from the, 1.5 trillion additional costs.

seems to me you don't have to say armageddon. i think she is trying to be hyperbolic because she is trying -- >> greg: so you agree with me. >> juan: i think she's right when she says guess what, most americans agree this is a bad bill. >> greg: i am not crazy about the bill but i'm not setting my hair on fire. >> juan: what are you defending it? steve work i am condemning the behavior, which is hypocritical. they don't act this way when it comes to existential threats. >> juan: the fact that democrats criticize it even though you don't like the bill itself. >> greg: that the people involved are murderous monsters and everyone involved is going to die. >> kimberly: a very liberal use of hyperbole. this >> greg: you live in a hyperbolic chamber. >> juan: the audience must've come away from greg's monologue thinking greg thinks it's is a great bill. republicans doing the right thing. >> jesse: only you were confused, juan.

>> kimberly: calgon, take us away. this is getting crazy. americans are tired of the sling which of the semantic gymnastics the democrats put forward to scare them. throwing granny off a cliff or this or that. it's enough already. they are seeing the impact of obamacare having literally pulled dollars out of their pockets they wanted to be able to have for their families to be able to use for other things they needed. instead commodes happened under obamacare is people are being forced and penalized and tied to a chair and say give us your money to pay for the uninsured. how is that something that should be allowed to? we are trying to improve on that and yes it's going to be some bumps along the way but it's overall going to be an improvement and better for the working class americans. >> katie: if you look at the bill and the contents, democrats have been arguing for decades that they are the champions of the middle-class. here we are with an actual piece of legislation it's going to give the middle class a tax cut across the board and guess what,

people in higher tax brackets are going to get a tax hike. >> juan: wow. audience, go look for yourself. nobody thinks the rich and corporations are taking a tax hike. >> jesse: you know what i think was armageddon, the obamacare website. john conyers is out of congress for now. there's a twist. up next. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪

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♪ >> kimberly: today john conyers became the first member of congress to give up his seat amid a national reckoning on sexual harassment. faced intense pressure to resign over multiple misconducts claims surfaced. he announced his retirement this morning. >> this goes with the issue of politics.

the game of politics. we take what happens. we deal with it. we pass on and move on forward as we keep going, trying tryine as much as we can of this tremendous opportunity that's been given me for so long. >> kimberly: the 88 years old says his legacy will continue and endorsed his son john conyers iii. >> greg: is this royalty or a republic? we don't know anything about his son. the apple may not from -- i don't think you should be allowed to do that. comparing this to the other revelations, media, politics, entertainment, >> kimberly: the 88-years old he is getting off pretty easy. he's 88, retiring. it's not like he's losing his career at the age of 40 or 35 or

50. this is not a tragedy. he's 88. go spend some time doing other things that don't involve changing your clothes in front of people. >> juan: it's pretty much tragic when a guy who was the longest serving member and he is revered by many in the black community certainly in michigan, ends up in this -- his whole legacy is tarnished. and i think that's why today he said in terms of his son. i don't know his son either but he said my legacy will continue. the guy understands he will be remembered in these terms and not as the guy who introduced legislation to honor dr. king with the national holiday for his birthday. that is damaging. >> katie: it's a good lesson for lawmakers on capitol hill and men in powerful positions. they do a lot of good things throughout their life, that's true, but when it comes this kind of behavior, you might get away with it for 20 years or eventually will catch up to you. that's exactly what happened. my question is, going into 2018

midterm elections, how are democrats going to play it? are they going to be the party that takes the high road on sexual harassment and assault claims and tries to have some kind of standard for lawmakers when they are accused or when there are credible accusations that they stepped out. is al franken going to be someone who is also pressured into may be stepping aside? 2018 is going to be interesting to see this narrative about this issue plays out politics because as we've seen with republicans with the alabama senate race, they have chosen a different way of handling the issue. going into -- >> juan: i want to hear it. >> katie: they have chosen, based on how democrats have reacted for 30 years of sexual assault claims like bill clinton, double down, deny, dragged the victims of the mud. they take that playbook and use it and say were not going to give up our power because democrats never do. if were all going to be in the dirt on this, then we are going to have our own people who are going to a vote for an agenda doing the voting. whereas -- >> juan: do you think it's

comparable that what roy moore is accused of doing. >> katie: i'm not comparing them. i'm saying generally. >> juan: i don't think it's comparable, al franken or john conyers, in terms of roy moore asking 14-year-olds to take their clothes off. >> kimberly: that's an allegation. there is an investigation going forward. there's photographic evidence. there is money paid. you have to have due process with each situation. we're not trying to say this is pretty bad. this is really bad. this is so, so. has there been a settlement paid? is there photographic evidence or eyewitnesses? that's how you run an investigation. that's what we do in this country. we don't just say something because someone's been accused and say fine, you are done. that's not how it works. >> juan: conyers didn't have any investigation. >> kimberly: he paid.

midterm elections coming up. >> juan: i was going to go to her point. apparently he used taxpayer dollars as hush money. that's not to say this is comparable to what roy moore -- >> katie: i wasn't comparing them. i was in policing there's the issue of sexual harassment and sexual assault, to whatever degree, is going to be a political topic in the 2018 midterms and it will be interesting to see how democrats handle it and will be interesting to see how republicans handle it as well. >> jesse: he did the right thing. it took a while to get there. he was a lame duck. a sitting duck. he could have been blackmailed. remember how the democrats got here. first they said he was iconic and then they raised doubts about the accusers and then they played the race card. the guy was old. it was a safe seat. it's congress, not a senate seat. it's easier to kick a guy out like that. there's a lot of lessons here. the public will not stomach a sexual harassment settlement

with taxpayer money. they won't. another takeaway, whenever you settle, you're always going to be assumed to be guilty in the court of public opinion. every case is different. in politics you have a long leash to fight these allegations. in the private sector, one accusation, good night. i think the bottom line, there's a lot of talented and very successful guys. we've known them. we've been around them. they are deeply flawed, and it's very complicated and very sad to see, and you feel sorry for the victims. you feel sorry for the people involved, but it happens and, you know, it's not a good thing and we shouldn't be celebrating it either. >> greg: there needs to be a retirement home. there are so many of these guys. where are they going? they go off and disappear. there needs to be a place just for them. curfew at 10:00. >> kimberly: more drama from self promoter lavar ball ahead

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♪ >> jesse: remember the dad who refused to thank president trump when his son was accused of shoplifting in china. mr. trump called lavar ball an ungrateful fool. now that fool is pulling his son out of school. here's liangelo ball in a new interview. >> we all went out one night, went to the mall, went to the louis vuitton store. people started taking stuff and me just not thinking and being with them, i took something else also. i didn't realize until i got back to the hotel, that was stupid. the next morning the police came and got us. >> jesse: liangelo was among three players suspended from the

ucla basketball team. papa isn't happy his son is benched so he has yanked him out of the university. >> said okay, he made a bad mistake. they're going to drop the charges. that's the punishment. now over here we need to serve more punishment? he apologized. one and done. played basketball. organa do other things and he's going to be headed to the nba. >> juan: wow. i think this dad who seems to me is like just, he's a black trump. he is talking, talking, talking. >> kimberly: oh, my god. his >> juan: why he would say this about his son, i don't get it. i think the sun was lucky to get out of jail in china. >> kimberly: where do you begin? sounds like he's had some discussions with teens. >> juan: know, the nba general

managers of said this kid is not an all star. his brother who plays for the lakers. >> kimberly: don't tell that to lavar. if he says it, it is self ordained. the kid is kind of sitting there, like whatever, what can you say? his dad is running the show. he's like a stage mom. i don't know. like his son is in the pageant. >> juan: jesse, what do you think? >> jesse: this guy has more charisma and his pinky. i loved watching on television. he's fantastic but now the rest of the country is getting to see what wacko this guy really is. he's basically pulling his son out of ucla so he doesn't have to suffer the consequences for stealing. so he's going to go one and done at another school? no, he's not. nba scouts say he's not even on the radar. furthermore, the bloom is off the rose with the ball boys. the guy on the lakers is having a terrible year. he's underperforming. this guy, they don't want to sign a family like this.

this guy gets in front of the camera, steals the limelight. no owner is going to want to deal with it. nothing but trouble. >> katie: the p.r. department is like "no, thank you." >> juan: the lakers had to change their policy about reporters talking to family and loved ones behind -- they call it the lavar ball rule. >> katie: on a more serious note, this father needs to do some research, read about what it means to be in a chinese prison for ten years and this is the reason why consequences are important. consequences matter. for him to say he was treated worse at ucla than he would be treated in china, he was looking at ten years in prison and a communist country where they don't really care about your well-being. they don't care about human rights and the idea that they are now being so arrogant and ignorant about what the consequences were going to be actually is pretty insulting the people who, like nobel peace

prize winners wives who have been in chinese prisons were simply being a dissident and the government. there's a lot that goes on in china and this kid is really, really, really lucky he didn't get stuck there for ten years. >> juan: katy mixon important point but i want to talk about silliness, greg. lavar sent a pair of red, white, and blue sneakers to president trump. he says the president hasn't thanked him. >> greg: they are kindred spirits. i'm going to defend the father. if you are majoring in molecular biology and you are suspended indefinitely from the lab, what do you do? you've got to leave school. the father is honest. the sun is only there to play basketball and if he's not playing basketball, what's the point? study? please. an indefinite suspension is in effect asking for him to leave. >> juan: wow. >> kimberly: what about a great education? you've got to go to uc davis. >> greg: berkley is way better

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♪ >> katie: as if kids aren't already glued to their smartphones, facebook is giving the more reasons to be addicted to their devices. targeting preteens with an app called messenger kids. it requires parents of children under 13 to approve contact so they can chat with their friend friends. facebook says the point is to provide a more controlled environment for kids who are already connecting with each other on their phones. of course there's always concerned about safety when it comes to children. i'm going to defer to the parents on this side of the table. as a kid who wasn't allowed to watch mtv, this freaks me out a

little bit. it seems like they put some things in place to make sure they are safe. >> jesse: i am afraid my daughters are going to go on facebook on right nasty things under my videos on my page. they already watched too much tv. i can't control it. they are on everyone's phone. i don't like it. i want them to use their imagination, play outside. i think it's healthy. and it's a magnet for perverts. can you get on there and pretend you're 13 and you are really 45. >> katie: according to facebook, they've implemented a number of restrictions of the parents have to approve of the kids are talking to. the context have to be approved. the kids don't sign up. it's through the parents. essentially it is something on the parents phone or ipad. >> jesse: probably a bunch of russian dots. >> greg: blame it on the russians. >> kimberly: is well-intentioned. not a lot of buzz about it.

we have to watch out but in general parents have to monitor and have guides and restrictions on a lot of things. >> katie: juan, our screens melting the brains of the youth? >> juan: i don't think there's any question it changes the way your brain works in the way you interact socially with people. the thing jesse touched on, people who would approach these young people over social media in ways you can't trace as a parent come as a responsible adult. and then set up tragedy. we live in an air of a lot of this kind of sexual stuff and we don't need it. i think facebook is in it for the business. >> jesse: trying to get more users. >> juan: sure, trying to set up kids to stay on it. kids are using other stuff. >> katie: safety filters

about, content, violence. a support team that can respond to any kind of flag content. the other thing they have on this which doesn't make sense based on the guidelines his parents can't bind their kids conversations. >> jesse: that's no fun. >> katie: even 13 and under. >> greg: it's a really bad idea and i'm going to stray from everyone's concerns. it's not strangers that ruin your life. it's you who ruin your life. you're handing something that makes permanent the things they say. have you ever listened to a child? the things they say make no sense. you know what that means? children have a hard enough time communicating in real life. they are going on a network or

what they say is permanent and we know young people are ruining their careers and their lives right now for stupid tweets. these children, we say children of the future. no, no, they will no longer have a future because of this crap they said when they were 12 or 13. they can say stuff about you. daddy and mommy were smoking cigarettes that smelled funny and they were eating bowls of cool whip. it's a permanent bathroom wall. adults are ruining their lives. they are losing their jobs for old tweets. this is not a good thing for parents. a stranger isn't going to ruin your kids life. the kid will be fine doing it themselves. >> kimberly: saying they should be off social media. be very careful what you do. don't have your children on snapchat or instagram or things like that because this is where they can get in trouble.

it's a permanent record. you go for a job or if you want a job for the fbi or cia, anything like that. >> juan: somebody's should talk to donald trump. maybe his parents will take it away. >> katie: we will see. "one more thing" is next. laying♪ ♪

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>> greg: all right, let's do this. greg's yoga news. as you know, i love yoga i love communing with nature but i don't love when you combine it. let's take a look at this fitness enthusiast who decided she would do her yoga on a branch over a wild river. she tries to do kind of a sophisticated hose. services were held last week. she passed away. no, she's fine. she ends up doing it somewhere else. there she is. everything is good for her. but i think you learned a lesso lesson. >> katie: for the record, i am alive. >> jesse: electrical storm season in australia. check out this video. don't get caught up in that. tropical cyclone dahlia wreaking

havoc. amazing video. don't get anywhere near it. warning everybody. steer clear. >> juan: could that be armageddon? >> kimberly: last night was a very fun event celebrating the new book release of corey lewandowski and dave bossi. the book is titled "let trump be trump." it's a fantastic book. you are hoped by page three, no joke. it was really great. steve bannon was there as well to support them. as you recall, former campaign manager corey lewandowski and deputy campaign manager david bossi. it's a good read especially if you want to learn a lot about trump's historic arise from the candidate who thought people couldn't win to the guy who got it done. very cool. >> greg: i hear corey's

writing pulls u.n. >> jesse: what are you referring to? >> juan: i was waiting for you. >> kimberly: 2 minutes. >> juan: david versus goliath and twitter has reviewed the winner of its top ten retweets of the year. president trump tweeted over 2,000 times this year alone but here comes the surprise. not one of his tweets is in the top ten. but the surprise winner, former president obama. three tweets in the top ten. here's his top tweet on the day of charlottesville when the white supremacist killed that woman. he is saying "no one is born hating another person." here's the number one tweet of all for 2017. a man asked wendy's how many times he needs to be retweeted

for a year of free nuggets. they tell him 18 million. he said a man needs his nuggets. it was retweeted 3.5 million times but wendy's gave him free nuggets for the year. >> kimberly: i love nuggets. >> greg: who doesn't? katie. >> katie: it's the christmas season, and second lady karen pence has unveiled the christmas decorations that number one observation circle where they live. the theme is make the season bright and there's a mile of lights, 36 read this, 800 yards of ribbon, one tree decorated with ornaments made by participants in the art therapy program in indiana. another tree features ornaments made by military families and lastly one tree is decorated that recognizes their pets. i think it's cute one is named

pickle. >> greg: no tree for me this year. >> kimberly: he couldn't reach it to decorate. >> greg: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." over to you, bret. >> bret: wow. president trump prepares the pull the trigger on the move the allies worn could inflame an already volatile middle east. the president rallies troops in the senate does that work on tax reform, traded, and the spending plan to avoid a government shutdown and to the christian owners of a bakery have the right to say no to a wedding cake for same-sex couple? this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to "special report." i am bret baier. we begin with the mass of the controversial decision by president trump that has ramifications all over the world tonight.