>> year fresh start. 2017 was a big year for the five. 2018 will be bigger. we'll kick it off with your questions. let's begin with richard s. he wants to know, what is your story of the year. what you think?

>> initially asked moving to 9:00 p.m. and what a great idea that was. changed everything how the show turned out. but now are back at five. i call this year the great disconnect. it is the difference between what people are feeling and how things are unfolding. you have people feeling emotional about everyday being so different some people think it's the end of the world, other think it's the greatest thing other for. meanwhile we divorce is feeling from action, it's a pretty good year, stock market is up, unemployment down, deregulation, isis is destroyed. good things happening. a solid year. a solid part of the year versus a chaotic emotional sense people are dealing with. >> no one has any idea what's going on.

dana, what is your biggest story? >> i think the turning back of isis. if you look in 2016, what was happening to young women across the middle east, these young woman being raped and tortured, just distraction and because of rules of engagement changing and other countries pitching in to help, isis is not dead, but certainly without its territory, that's probably the most consequential story of the year. >> i was going to go with the launch of the daily briefing. >> i don't think there's much question, the hash take me to come i think it has changed so much. it's a tumultuous time. also people say to me my people are out there living in crazy time, things are just wild.

it's like a roller coaster ride just to go through life. some people say they can even take the news. >> are these voices in your head? >> sometime. but president trumps in our girl was huge. big change in healthcare and obama care. those are big changes. >> the popularity of obama care, i do not see that coming. >> i definitely would have said isis. it's with my esteemed colleague over there. every time i talk to people about politics and what is going on in the world, they talk about this is such an important issue in people say wow, i wish we had more about this. it's a tremendous turnaround. besides that, i would say the economy in terms of what we have seen increases in job numbers and things moving for in a forward progression. i'm happy about that, especially

for the families. >> the b level would be the weather. >> crazy weather. >> huge storms. what happened in houston in particular. remember what happened in miami. >> also, a lot of shootings. we do not have a lot of answers there. a question from steve b. what would you like to see the trump administration achieve in 2018? >> what's left? >> i am almost tired of winning. we also had wait a second, overachieve. yes, isis had definitely been decimated and grounds had been made and gave. i am so very concerned about al qaeda and other offshoots that are really fighting to take that

mantle that isis held trying to push forward in the caliphate. >> i'm curious. >> i think number one from my perspective is the president could deal with immigration specifically the kids who feel so threatened about the idea that dock i would go away and they would be deported. i think the president is in clichéd terms. they're so hard line on immigration that if he's able to cut a deal come i think his base will not say it's a bad deal, the amnesty, they might actually embrace and say give it a chance. >> i was going to agree with you on immigration except i say i see the wall built in 2018. what you think? >> this might sound not that lofty but super important and

achievable in a midterm election year. you take administration effort. that is, to ease the way people to adopt children. i think from the foster care program their people to take care of them but the way to attraction is quite cluttered. there are regulations that could change. there's things that you can do within the federal government to improve. also international adoption has been way down. there are american couples who would love to adopt children from anywhere. i think president trump possibly working with the first lady could turn that around. it would be worthwhile. i thought hillary clinton as secretary of state would have done something more in that realm but she never did. this is my opportunity they can make a difference. could help make a lot of joy.

>> gregg. >> fat kids. we have a lot of fight kids out there we need to keep these kids skinny. >> i love fat kids, i'm being sarcastic. i'm in the world of kimberly, i believe they have to really focus on the may technology. we've seen what happened when an airport go stark, total panic. imagine if that was happening in every city. i know what he could do that they could tell us about it. we also need a plant against the robot's. they are coming. i am on their side. >> terror robots. moving on. question from lindy. what is the dumbest resolution you have ever made? let's start with one.

>> i tried to ban all dessert, i think it lasted three months; but you. >> i think i'll call fake news on that. i me affected? >> mind would be one time i did not think i would eat salami or cured meats. i lasted 24 hours. >> i made the resolution while we are here and gregg says, that stupid, why would you even try to do that. it was to try to drink less wine. and not drink during the week, that's not last. and if you make a resolution you think about it more and more think about it the more you on it. >> i agree that was a dumb

resolution. >> my dumbest resolution was last year when i try to quit being so selfless. i said i've been giving myself to so many people that i realize, i cannot change me. i cannot change being so selfish and willing to change others. and that the interview when they say what's your biggest weakne weakness. >> some people are little inebriated. this is from victoria e. what was the best your new life and why? about this issue because i joined the five. >> the best year my life? these are difficult. i'm pretty grateful for every word i have had.

dear met peter moved to england and had that experience of being married in overseas with the new puppy. that year was crazy. we decided to live in san diego because we could. i didn't have a job, we didn't have a car and we had a puppy, we didn't even have a bed. right now if i looked at how adventurous that was i don't know if i would do that again. >> my best was when you left the country as well. >> your kind of moving means sometimes. the best year was when -- was born, and everything is so much fun. i get very excited when i see his face. >> i would have to say my favorite year was 1984, we

proved the book was just garbage. 1984 was fine. >> is hard because you get to be a certain age and there's a lot of years and time goes faster now. i just time seem to go so fast? i just that it was easter the other day. >> someone said to me, this year they said as you get older, the days, 24 hours is a smaller percentage of your entire life. >> i think i told you that. yet more behind you instead of in front of you. when you're cut kid when you're four years old about dates like an eternity. the night before christmas is like seven years.

but as you get older it's nothing. i calculated one week at the age of 53 is basically one day when you're six. >> 's lake summertime and snowfall. >> if you could assume the identity of another person for 2018, who would it be? >> my twin brother, gunther. >> i will out to call him gunther? >> you sometimes hear when amnon. >> i don't know. maybe ambassador to tanzania. >> if you play your cards right. like in 20 or so to be great. i think i like to be theresa may. >> along with the royalties. >> i could be in charge.

i could be at the wedding in maine, i could be my own official world correspondent. also, i could work strategically with united states and with president trump. >> all that so you're getting in. >> i will say -- just got treated laster to the yankees. his number one in the national league's in 2017. now he's with the yankees. he has a big home run hitter to protect. he will be a big star in new york city. >> coming up, some of the predictions in 2018 and more. needles.

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. >> a welcome back. thank you for those who posted these on her facebook page. the first one comes from hazel g. then only one thing in 2017 that has the biggest impact on you. >> outside his trump presidency. just the level of political rhetoric of the trail that you would see the people being divided and just kind of experiencing the impact of that new cycle as it relates to the mainstream media and how stories were covered not.

>> gregg, one thing in 2017 that had the biggest impact? >> i would say bread. i do so well not eating bread and i lost a lot of weight. when i when we moved to 9:00 o'clock i put i maybe 15 or 20 pounds. >> i thought you got skin year. >> that's just the type. that's the biggest impact. i was in the biggest impact as being on at 9:00 o'clock and then realized how much i really like to go to bed. >> there's so much news at that time. >> i was so sleep deprived for days. >> the schedules much easier and simpler and i can rest my feet.

>> such an emotional year i think we forget things like las vegas. >> these things upset me that it's not personal to the doesn't connect with anybody my life but i was overwhelmed with the opioid thing and how expensive it was. and i'm people that normally associate with this found themselves struggling because we had an opiate crisis. >> a question from jackie, what is your favorite new year's eve memory? >> i have to skip the first and second one, the third one is what i did fox news new year's eve for five years ago. it was midnight, the ball dropped in other people push

against the barriers and it broke. they all ran over me. they're supposed to come to me and say something, i was gone. >> and who had to cover for you? me. >> what made it a great memory is that i walk to the westside steakhouse on 43rd and ten, just left the scene of the crime. i walk straight to the bar, had a stake in drinks and i bought a ticket to the bahamas. >> it's really true story, i said no we can't find him. they said yeah he's gone. my daughter got married 11 years ago, so i can 2007. she get mary's married at new year's eve at night. i thought it was the worst.

like this is the dumbest thing you should have a wedding in the springtime with flowers in daylight. the church was gorgeous. they candles and these branches, it was spectacular. of course that night the party at the hotel everybody wanted to partakes it was new year's eve. >> my mom ice makes me call her after the ball traveled to check to see if i'm safe. when i was in my early 20s i was extremely intoxicated and left a voicemail and my mom and dad were play the voicemail to their friends. five amit them delete it. >> what do you think? >> i workshop past new year's for nine years. so i'm looking forward to new

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>> live from america's newshead. a denver deputy has been killed and what's been described as an ambush attack. it happened this morning when officers responded to a domestic violence call. the gunman fired more than hundred rounds, injuring four others, the suspect is confirmed dead. c- six and half hours until the ball drops.

folks around the world are ringing in the new year. is it looks like in sydney. an estimated 1 million people coming out to watch the fireworks. tokyo be in the world of the dog by releasing hundreds of balloons in the night sky. marcel. right now get you back to the five, happy new year. >> happy new year. we have more answers to your questions. this is a great question, what new year's resolution would you suggest for your cohost. >> i would say you and dana need to be more tolerant of fish in

the green room. that includes shrimp. there is no shrimp smell when you get really good trip. open up your mind a little. >> know it smells. >> they were looking out for you. could be a problem out problematic and they don't want you to get sick. >> kimberly, what resolution would you suggest. >> probably gregg, to not take your socks off when you're on the plane. >> that happened once because you asked. >> you are and even sitting next to me. >> i was next to gregg.

i think kimberly needs to start making a habit of changing into your flats when you're leaving the building because it's better for your feet. >> i think you're right about that. >> that was my suggestion tuan. the dais would agree with you. >> you should the people, stop hating everybody it was a memorable. >> i gave mine which is that one has to say stop saying guess what you said it the other day. >> i said at one time. one day. it's how you and a sentence and start a new one. guess what, we have to go to the

next question weird one from kimberly. if you could've chosen your first name what would it have been? >> the thing is, when i was a kid there's these days there's so many latinos in the country it's not that hard. >> you go on the south and you tell them your name is juan williams. i'll call you ron. >> dana? >> i want my name spelled differently. because when some people see if they think it's dan.

>> what about you jesse? >> i would just eliminate my first name and just have it one name like cheryl madonna. >> your own first name. >> i get called tiffany a lot. i don't know why. i think people here kimberly. >> my would be caitlin, tim dias, if you had to choose one artist for bumper music for the whole year, your favorite band, what would it be. >> that's pretty good.

her prince, or john cole train. >> jesse? >> not like heavy death metal that you play, anytime type of top 40. >> nobody uses that phrase anymore. >> with casey case and. >> about to give you someone different. how about you too, new year's day. >> that same song over and over? >> on the pick power trip is the

best thrash metal of the year, just to annoy you viewers like that. >> is that it? we shall return in a moment. with no food and no heat

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>> a few more questions to answer. this question is, what you guys do during the commercial break? >> get our freak on we dance, we talk, laugh and make fun of gregg. >> i know you do during the break, the makeup people come in. that is true. but there's a lot of things. >> she gave me a gas mess protects against the hairspray. >> you families guess what, you say guess what she gave me.

by the way it's already working. i said on the left but i know what goes on in the right. >> usually get up, go outside see if any people in the street need help. you go on twitter, it's like a videogame. dana just worries about all of the people watching out there and is afraid to go outside, gregg is complaining about a personal issue and it the spray is getting and wants face and he usually just doesn't say anything. >> and you check to see if your mom say your text.

entrances phonon so dings. anyway, question, what one subject is the most difficult for you to control your temper when discussing his torture. or enhanced interrogation techniques. >> because you think that's wrong? >> your kidding right. >> i feel like that debate got so distorted and unfair toward the bush administration was trying to do. >> into the cia interrogators who arrested to a very difficult thing that was legal.

>> just talking to donald trump about liberals. now my policies, stay out of it, don't give them anything to work with. >> i don't know, i tried to make sure not emotional about anything. robots scare me. i was sand religion because i can't go anywhere. have to be so careful. >> david and i are kindred spirits as it relates to national security. >> i get riled up inside when i hear people talk about the nfl players. what's wrong with saying something this bad i just think

people are live in a different life than i am. >> there's a group of people too scared to talk about it for fear of being called a racist. i think there's a lot of people, you talk about identity politics because he says we play identity politics too much. see only tool you have that's exactly what he's saying. i think identity politics in the trump era is played by white america. yet, guess who's on the defensive. here's a question, if you could pick someone famous to marry, who would you pick? kimberly? >> trying to cut back.

taylor, who would you pick. >> i will pick myself. >> that's a jesse answer. let's be honest maybe wear white linen on the beach barefoot the pictures would be divine. >> i would marry someone at royal family. then you could take part of the pop and circumstance. >> maybe i should change my answer. >> will be right back. >> so you would marry a rich person? >> over i would want to marry a poor royal. there's no good in that.

>> it is said you need to find somebody. >> he is british but not part of the royal family. who would you pick? >> i think my marriage is the best thing that ever happened to me. >> peter is absolutely fantastic. >> stay right there. our prediction from 2018.

>> each new year we make ouranne right, we get some wrong.

let's see if we can get them all right. bear with me, if you very bullish about this. i think we'll have phenomenal economy. any see the progression the way the market is going. the tax reform and everything focused and lined up will be in great shape. job creation of gdp of 3% or better. dana, what about you? >> i predicted al franken would produce position himself to run for president. i did not see the me to movement coming. i predicted kate middleton would be pregnant with her third child on this one, i think the the coin bubble will burst and it will have far wider implications.

i think justice anthony kennedy will retire. >> that's a big one. >> and i think my sister and she will have another cat. she has four. but she swear she is not to get another one, but i think it could be an addiction. i predict a fifth cap. >> i predict she will not stop at five cats, because she's a young woman which is scary to become a cat lady at a young age maybe stop at four. >> i can see a lot of cats. i cannot stand to be around cats. >> some people have allergies. >> to have a 25-point i don't cope. >> is gonna say that my son is a huge consumer cap videos.

slick something people cannot grasp what's going on. >> used to do that all the time what about net neutrality. it just freezes me up. it gets me going. >> was of this a prediction segment? >> i was reacting to what you're saying. i think one, it's too much test for impeachment or indictment. i think the democrats take back the house and maybe even the senate. i think it's a wave election. number two, and this is for my lovely friend to my left, no

wall. >> ground will be broken. >> guess what -- >> can we take a field trip? can you imagine jesse doing selfie's in front of the wall? >> hannity did this. >> this is a fox news true sto story. >> and finally of an eternal optimist when it comes to rooting for my sports teams. i believe the washington football team will win a game. if i have a prediction on sports i think will be it's good for you. >> that's my prediction, i think the eagles will be in the super bowl and they really stepped up, i think the eagles finally will

be our year. we'll bring home the lombardi trophy. >> no, in fact, recently the big thing in washington somebody put on fake news story, calling them the red hawks like that's not bad anything is better than a spoiler look at the dictionary. if you want to see my performance, go to broadway. >> yeah, your danson. >> all probably become about 35% better looking. maybe 12% funnier and 16% funnier with a plus or minus 3%. i predict the oscars will be the shortest ever because there's only 4% or skulls everybody else has fled the country.

i think that actually they might game for, but were definitely get it loose some of the house. >> it's now 51 to 40, it's pretty close. but i think the field favors republicans. i i just think it will be a wave election year for the democrats. >> the party opposite the incumbent. >> the pendulum swings back. the jesse's we could just have all republicans all the time. >> i think i'll finish out the last two years of the presidency of the majority.

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>> welcome back, we have time for one more question from a viewer. kim wants to know if all five had to work together to start a new business, what would it be? >> thank you for calling on me. who be to take over the oval with dana as president, me as vp and dominate. >> are we members also? soon become so sorry. >> it was supposed to be all five. >> you can visit and come to dinner into the white house christmas party. we'll give use our titles, you can be robards are. bad ideas are, and egos are.

>> okay, i think that's the same as the president. juan. >> i think we should start the truck because and everybody could cook and we could drive the truck. we could make a lot of money to. >> i would do a training business only if you want to go on television and you know what we like so we could help gus. >> i would go to the political consulting. >> and you could do the polling. my choice would be, tiki bar and their disappearing everywhere. >> has the waterfall, was the name of it? saturday the hotel. >> but is it called the tiki room. >> it has a waterfall in a boat and every ten minutes it starts

raining. we should open the tiki bar. >> what would kimberly's role be? >> she would be the hostess. who would be mixing the drinks? >> she wants to be the owner. >> the conga room? >> i'm not, not sure about the tiki torches the stay. >> how dare you smear tiki lounges. >> is the conga room and hurricane bar in san francisco. >> a way where the grass skirts or something.

>> like legwarmers. >> we could have it in the caribbean. >> new york doesn't have good tiki bars. >> there might be one of the village. >> of out of your bad ideas this is a bad. >> was the food at it tiki bar. >> it has a ribs and some chicken wings. >> i like this idea,. >> whatever happened to benihana's? there's one in long island. kids love that stuff.

the one i like is more it's big here, it's like asian food, this is where we have open tables. never miss an episode of the five. we'll see back here tomorrow >> it is now just after 10:00 a.m. in sydney on monday morning to. the countdown is on for the rest of us. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters on this new jersey. >> celebrations underway in new zealand. one of the first countries to