♪ >> greg: hello, i am clive owen with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and dana perino. "the five" ." last night, president trump released his fake news awards. it's like the oscars without the molesters. paul krugman won big. the stock market gained 40% since then. trump not only held krugman accountable for his idiocy. he returns the review into a much anticipated event which is great.

krugman isn't treated among his peers like some oracle. there were other winners but you probably already know them. the press had to cover it. it's genius. the trump that the media to cover their own screw ups. it's a good thing. the media gets stories wrong, not because they live up by rushing to judgment. they adjust stats in order to fit their biases. if the square peg doesn't fit the round hole, simply shave off the edges. take trump's so-called attack on the press and the flaky followed. they say he called the press the enemy of the people, but if you look around, he was actually saying figure news. by conflating fake news with the whole press, that criticizing their errors was criticizing all of them, it's actually the media smearing the media. they do this with everything, including terror. if you criticize radical islam, the media calls you islamaphobic. they claim that you are knocking the whole religion. likewise, point out the mistakes

the press makes and you are knocking a whole religion too. it's a shame. we could all use healthy criticism. the media should be thanking trump. he is making them great again whether they like it or not. you know what, kimberly. >> kimberly: what, greg? >> greg: he rolled this out. >> kimberly: sorry, clive. >> greg: he rolled it out after the physical. after the press went nuts about the physical, he gave them their physical and he made people wait for it. it was like when he tweeted, everybody goes crazy and it's trending. perfect showman kind of thing. >> kimberly: i think it felt more like a colonoscopy. big winner. this is president trump owning it, saying this is what i have been saying about the press and i'm going to mock them and have fun. it's consistent with his

personality, the way he does things. people enjoyed it. what he did crash their website, similar to what happened with the obamacare website. boom, it's down. >> jesse: except trump didn't pay $4 billion for the site. >> kimberly: people were looking forward to this. take it in good humor. feeling good about fox news right now. we fared well. this is part of his personality. >> greg: that's true. it's amazing how fox news didn't end up on that list. >> kimberly: aren't we great? >> greg: day now. juan. in the green room, you said i thought it was nice of you to say i'm glad where we have this to see where the press goes wrong. good for trump. >> juan: i am sure i said that. more fake news. >> kimberly: is that a ventriloquist? >> greg: they were legitimate errors. >> juan: what does this add up

to? what does it mean? jimmy kimmel said it's the stupid people's choice awards. no, no, no. late-night comedians are on this because they wanted in on it. they wanted to win. stephen colbert took out the ad, billboard in times square. for your consideration, mr. president. if you look at this from my perspective, gosh, the press looks so good. they corrected all these mistakes. there were retractions. people got fired. >> greg: why did they do that? people want to be proven wrong by trump? the prove wrong trump theory. >> juan: trying to prove you are right for you are so wrong here. if a journalist makes a mistake and owns up to it, that's bad? >> kimberly: such a shame waterfall. it is a shame waterfall. >> juan: i will tell you a shame waterfall. 2,000 lives in one year. is that a shame waterfall? i hear all the lies.

>> greg: dana, i once tried a shame waterfall in vegas. took me hours to get it out of my close. >> jesse: that wasn't water. >> kimberly: you just ruined ruined -- >> greg: i can't name names. shouldn't the media take this to heart? isn't trump helping them? >> dana: judging by their paid subscriptions, yes. everybody is doing better and i think chris wallace who gave a really good speech. i can't remember the venue but it was about the media and covering the president. it looked like he was really sympathetic with the press corps and then he turned and said on the other hand, don't get so passionate and involved. i was going to say there was an example here, yes this one. zeke miller of "time" magazine, he genuinely felt horrible about getting it wrong that the reporting that president trump had had the bust of

martin luther king jr. removed from the oval office. he paid a big price for it. he felt shame. he apologized. he corrected it. it was kind of a bummer he got listed on here because he was genuinely sorry. >> greg: jesse, would you like to comment on jim acosta's response or would you like to comment overall right now? >> jesse: i will do both. >> greg: jim acosta has responded to the fake news. >> i -- having been called fake news myself, the president of the united states is the king of fake news. i don't want people to think i'm saying that because i have an ax to grind a rhyme in clinical haven't asked grind, it's just a fact. it's unfortunate that the president has sunk to that level were asked to go around issuing these kinds of awards. it's just not -- it's just not like what you would think would

happen in this country. >> greg: that's my favorite part. it wouldn't happen. >> jesse: i am one thing to say: out. he got booted from the white house the other day. he walked away in shame. it's funny to hear cnn talk about what a fact is considering they got four awards, not fake news, very fake news. juan, i was disappointed. i thought you were going to get one. i thought you got robbed. i nominated you for a few. >> kimberly: recount. >> juan: i had an inside voice working for me. still can't. >> jesse: it was between you and sanjay gupta. it >> juan: i am telling you. where is the minority presence on this list? >> kimberly: oh, my god. now you're mad you want to be on there. >> juan: he doesn't know, but

i am norwegian. >> kimberly: i thought you were panamanian. >> juan: build a wall, kimberly, we need a wall. >> kimberly: what is going on? >> juan: you think it's great when the president of the united states is kicking reporters out of the white house? >> jesse: after he answered the question. >> juan: i know seriousness is something you are allergic to. but it's terrible, terrible that the president of the united states is behaving like an autocrat and saying reporters are scandalous and wrong. our president should be behaving this way? it's fine for him. >> jesse: it wasn't a time for questions. he gave a 45 minute briefing to these reporters when he was walking on the south lawn a couple weeks ago. what more do you want? >> juan: may be a helicopter. >> greg: trump treats the media like flies buzzing around his ears. >> dana: i think he utilizes his access to the media very well, given that he started out

saying everybody covered the fake news awards. may be going into the second year of the presidency, everyone can just have a sense of humor, right? not overreact. you have to cover the things he's tweeting but not overreact. >> greg: did any of you see what "the new york times" did today? they publish letters from donald trump supporters. is this meant as some kind of olive branch to say these other people we have ignored for so long. to think they are setting it up and for the next day where they find trump voters who don't like trump? >> kimberly: perhaps that is more machiavellian. therefore i like it. both surprises, why not? perhaps the latter. >> greg: do you think it's more like a carnival attraction, juan? these freaks who voted for trump. they probably don't -- they are rubes who don't know what whole foods is. >> juan: if that's the case, they failed. i thought the letters made the case pretty strongly for why

people felt trump was doing a good job. these are smart people. i don't think you could describe these people in any way as deplorable. these are people who made the case. "the new york times" gave them a platform. i'm going to go with goodwill here and say it was an opportunity for them to say join the debate. we want to hear from people have a different point of view. >> kimberly: let's hope so. >> jesse: i respect that the times did that. i think the takeaways from the letters i saw were there trump supporters were willing to cast aside the chaos and the brash style if the policies were good, and also the press hating trump actually makes the trump voters like trump more. >> greg: i think that's true with me. i made, it has a definite effect on me, dana. when i saw the antipathy get so much. this can't be right, can't be real. you can dislike somebody but to paint them as hitler and insane, you realize something is wrong.

>> dana: i think "the new york times" did it with all sincerity because i do believe that they genuinely want to understand. why won't people -- you hear that. i was on the upper east side last night and you heard people say they don't understand. one of the things is that it talks about the voters not him. and i think all those letters were very, very good. if you haven't read them yet, go on the website and check them out. it will give you -- if you don't like the present, you can read those and said i understand why they do. >> juan: the one thing to consider this is don't forget that the same week you had senator flake, john mccain, both say this president is behaving with regard to the personally that undermines democracy. >> greg: but flake lied. he said donald trump said the press is a threat to the

american people. he said fake media, the fake news media. that's quite a distinction. >> dana: well, i think in a way -- i think fake news would mean something is wrong, like in the awards. but then there are things that are true that seems unfavorable or negative to the president. that's also been called fake news. >> greg: you know, we will have to leave it there. i am clive owen. no wall, no deals as the president. will the government shutdown saturday morning? that's next. ♪ upbeat music

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>> i think they wanted to get off the subject of the tax cuts. nobody thought it could work so well. they've been so good that i think the democrats would like to see us shut down in order to get off that subject. that's not a good subject for them, the tax cuts. >> kimberly: less than 48 hours until the government shuts down if a deal isn't struck on immigration. president trump maintains there will be an ordeal if is no wall. chief of staff john kelly said there might not be a wall along the entire mexican border, as initially stated. >> it's been an evolutionary process this president has gone through as a campaign i pointed out to the members in the room that they'll say things during the course of campaigns that may or may not be fully informed. once we briefed him when i was at dhs and told him that the real experts on defending the southwest border, customs and border protection men and women, came in and did a survey of the border. there are places where hydro

graphically, geographically, a wall would not be realistic. so he has evolved in the way he's looked at things. >> kimberly: kelly said there could be fencing in some parts. the president disagrees partially on the evolution claim. he says a wall is a wall. it's never changed or evolved from the first day i conceived of it. parts of the necessity will be see-through and it was never intended to be built in areas where there was natural protection, such as mountains, waistlines or tough rivers or water. were going to have a debate around the table, for a change. dana, consistent with the campaign? >> dana: i think where general calio said last night was similar to what president trump's been saying for six weeks. i remember first hearing them start to make the pivot, acknowledging that when you have big ravines or cannons or impassable places that you don't need a physical structure there. they would be satisfied with

border security money going to technology and drones. i didn't think what general kelly said last night was a departure from what the president had said. i understand why the president might think you can't say i was uninformed on the campaign and want to push back on that. strategically general kelly was trying to get president trump to a place where when he says he will take the heat for any deal that's coming down, that he would be able to do that because they're going to have to deal in some way with the democrats. >> kimberly: greg. >> greg: we did this segment along time ago. i am having a deja vu. why did he win? he promised on the campaign. if you can't say we are constructing a combination physical structure that has drones, cameras, and some fencing. no, if you are a salesman, you say three words. build a wall. that's how you sell things. you don't go through this whole long description. having said that, it is a long

description and it will be a long discussion. technology changes the definition of a wall. ask any dog about offense. some of them are invisible. >> kimberly: jesse, do you see this is inconsistent in terms of when you compare that with the president said during the campaign, what he is saying now, and what john kelly set on bret baier. >> jesse: kelly and trump are on the same page but kelly used two words not helpful. evolved and uninformed. politicians don't want to hear that. it evokes a flip-flop. it's a smooth way of saying you change your position. it wasn't a good word. uninformed is almost worse, in a way. because it makes the president look uninformed, that's not good. i am surprised the chief of staff would say that on live television without said, everybody knows you're not going to put a wall in the rio grande. everyone knows you're not going to build a wall over mountainous regions. trump knows that. he's a developer, builder. he is familiar with landscaping. it's clear. what's also clear is the

democrats don't want to bawl because they know walls work. they are okay with an influx of people from the southern border coming into this country and gaining amnesty. >> dana: they have already voted for it twice, the democrats in the last couple years have voted for border security that would include physical structures and technology. we are arguing over something really stupid. >> jesse: welcome to "the five." >> dana: no, we are not arguing. the countries arguing. we are very good. >> greg: we are offering in-depth analysis. >> kimberly: and witty repartee from some members of the table. juan, what do you make of what jesse said? what's the problems with democrats and liberals that they just don't want this wall. >> jesse: a wall is redundant. >> juan: a wall is redundant. keep repeating immigration, crossing at the southern border is under 45 year low. we have invested money in this so-called virtual fence you were talking about.

you got to do it and i think democrats are willing to make some concessions in order to get a deal. it's the president that's stopping everything. one of love is that he says it's about the military. how the military got into it, i don't know. how about the immigrants? they are criminals. oh, yes, tied to terrorism and crime. strange to justify something that lacks justification is a spending issue. >> jesse: we did a story yesterday about an illegal alien who shot two deputies. >> juan: how many times a day do you want to do stories about american citizens that commit a crime. here's the thing that made news, in my mind today. you have a deal going forward. you are republicans, negotiating with room bookings and try to get a deal to avoid a shutdown. trump comes out and says no, child health protection is not to be part of this deal. he throws his fellow republicans under the bus and you ignore it. >> dana: they fixed it. >> juan: you watch them fix

it. you have a war inside the republican party because trump is not to be trusted by republicans. 35 oh, my god. here is the best part of what you had to say and it came in the first ten seconds. basically you are tired of winning because you said that we don't need a wall because we are doing so well. >> juan: we are. >> kimberly: how many people are coming into the country. >> juan: for several reasons. including the fact that what we have now is people saying you know what, the economy is doing better. economies around the world. we are doing better so we don't need to come. >> kimberly: so that's what it is? like mexico has been made great again? >> jesse: want admitted the economy is doing well. surprised to hear you say the trump economy is doing well. >> juan: it is the american economy, hate to break it to

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♪ >> dana: president trump made a trip to pennsylvania to help support republican rick saccone running for congress. special election there in march. >> i think he is going to do really well. he's a great guy, loves this area, loves the country. we are going to be helping. i will be back for rick. we are going to philip stadiums and do something special. >> dana: the president doesn't

want to lose any more seats in the capital. parties bracing for a intense midterm battle. tom brokaw. >> democrats going into this year, if you're looking at what they're talking about right now, they think all they have to do show up and they're going to get the congressional majority back again. they better have a plan. the plan is not to go hard left, by the way, the way they're going to be led by elizabeth warner bernie sanders. they need to address the old democratic mental, people who are the working class democrats. unless they get to that, they could get beat. >> dana: juan, tom brokaw, i think he is right. you can't go in expecting the way to build. you have to figure out how to build it yourself. do the democrats have a message to do that? >> juan: this race in pennsylvania and it's getting so much attention. you have someone who is a marine veteran, former u.s. attorney. the message that comes from the candidate is almost out of the

republican playbook because what you're saying is to our rural district, they voted for trump by 20 points. here is somebody who is going to represent your values. i think this is what we saw from patty schachtner in wisconsin. who said, much to my amazement, at the top of her campaign materials said "former member of the bear hunters association in wisconsin. >> they are saying i care about the opioid crisis. i care about health care for seniors and delivering health care access for seniors. i care about people in this community. we are democrats. i think that's the message that's coming through from connor lam, patty schachtner, i think you're going to see more of this. it's ironic to me that the word in washington is that rick saccone is having trouble raising money because you have a family putting more than a million bucks into this guy's campaign. from going out there. i think it's evidence of the high level alarm right now and the republicans over the idea that the democrats are doing so well in so many are predicting,

as tom brokaw just said, a huge may be tied away for democrats. >> dana: to tom brokaw's point, about going to the left. if these people, can they figure out a way to run as democrats that are middle-of-the-road, blue-collar workers if the national party is going to the far left, into bernie land. >> greg: i think what brokaw was saying, to resist the move towards socialism in one respect that it's also about identity politics. i think what he is saying is you can't be a divisive party anymore. it didn't work. you can just be stressing gender or skin color. you've got to look at the democrats as human beings, not male, female, black, white, gay, straight. you should be looking at them as americans because that's what worked for trump. i think the republicans should take it seriously because they are seeing a lot of people retire. that doesn't help.

this prediction of big wins could be wildly off because people who vote for trump or vote for republicans often don't tell you they are. we have learned that lesson. >> dana: that's repeated several times in "the new york times" letters. they are outing themselves. they are, i said it. i'm a trump photo. i will tell you, jesse, there's going to be a lot of money spent. republicans have $85 million raised so far just for those races. >> jesse: they are going to need it because they are down a lot i think. i spoke to a guy off the record last night, he is plugged into pennsylvania politics. the people running in pennsylvania, there's the trump candidate and then there's your traditional, conservative republican candidate. all of the chamber of commerce money is going to the traditional republican candidate because they are worried about the trump lights. trump works because he is trump. if you try to be a trump imitator, doesn't always play because only the donald can pull off being himself. it's very risky to do it

yourself. i think if the money can get behind people, they are qualified. they will make a lot of mistakes -- they won't make a lot of mistakes. the democrats will probably nationalize the election and go have a negative against donald trump. don't really wrong policy because they policy is unpopular. make it about his style, his character. >> dana: that's right. every midterm is a referendum on the party in power. the republicans have their work cut out for them but he also gave a bit of news, president trump missing he's going to return to saccone's district. he's going to do a rally. >> kimberly: he's going to get after it needs going to work hard because this is part of his legacy too and his ability to campaign and maintain influence to be able to get legislation passed that he promised the electorate, the working men and women across the country. i don't think it's any way, shape, or form the republicans aren't going to work very hard

to try to win. they know they are up against it. like you said, usually a referendum. the democrats were the ones that should worry because they should not take any of this for grante granted. >> juan: that's a district that lost -- having special elections because tim murphy had the issue with the mistress and the abortion. >> dana: yeah, that was the one. >> juan: a rural republican conservative district and they are looking and thinking g, i wonder what's going on. of course donald is in the news with his porn star. i wonder if that affects them. oh, my god. look who we are supporting. this is unbelievable. in other words, they will buy into it. we will close our eyes and not be so evangelical. we will take whatever we can get. come on. i don't understand. >> dana: we can do that another day. is there a "mansplaining" double standard in congress question we will explain. the military family,

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♪ >> jesse: cory booker put on quite a show on the hill tuesday while questioning homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen on language of the immigration meeting. the senator didn't like her answers and berated her in an ongoing rant. they had of the rnc accuses him of "mansplaining" to the female cabinet member. >> i just think it would've been covered differently if it was her republican senator yelling or lecturing a woman coming before the senate, not giving her a chance to explain, grandstanding. i know he is auditioning for 2020. he was disrespectful and he did mansplain. she's an intelligent woman. she is the secretary of homeland security and she deserved a chance to answer. >> it's a little insulting to

say i should be treating cabinet secretaries one way or another depending upon their gender. these are political operatives. i wish they would come out and deal with real issues of inequality when it comes to women, like equal pay for equal work. this is politics. i'm standing here as a united states senator my official capacity challenging a cabinet secretary who was lying before the senate with an issue that affects my state as well as the nation. >> jesse: if i remember correctly, didn't democrats accuse republicans of doing the same exact thing to hillary clinton? all right, so is this just democrats getting a case of their own identity politics? >> greg: absolutely. they have lived and died on sexism, racism accusations which are based on mind-reading. they look at you and they know you are racist or sexist. that's what's happening to cory booker. obviously hates women. it's clear that he hates women. i don't know what's in his head. i don't know the first thing about them but i'm assuming he hates women because that's what they would do to one of us.

corey's sin wasn't this. it was that he made his craving for attention and power obvious. it is so artificial that it became comical. what he thought would elevate him to national prominence actually lowered him to the stature of a cartoon. he reminded me of a beavis and butthead character whose name i cannot mention. >> jesse: juan, making the point of this had been hillary and the republican have been his arms and yelling, come on. they would've had to issue an apology. come on, juan. >> juan: first of all let me say i think you're so off on this. the real story here is that this poor woman had to sacrifice her integrity in order to cover for donald trump and say oh, no, he never said that. >> greg: could have been a story. >> juan: you are saying because cory booker overdid it. he was quite theatrical. but he's a politician and he does have a reason to be upset.

the president going around and calling -- >> jesse: that picture is going to live forever. >> greg: al franken. >> juan: making a show of his indignation over the fact that there is racism and bigotry being spouted in the oval offic oval office. >> jesse: i think politicians should be able to yell at whoever they want. women, men. >> kimberly: first of all, beyond frightening. that threw it off. totally two separate issues. the fact of the matter is it doesn't matter if she was trying to explain this or that. the way he behaved was totally over-the-top and not appropriate. and i don't think he was very respectful to her and i think he was just not even behaving like a gentleman. you can have some righteous indignation and have a different viewpoint but you don't need to do that. >> greg: so flamboyant.

>> kimberly: it's a double standard. jesse is right. correct, jesse, if the shoe was on the other foot or the other party, totally different. there would be outrage brimming over the top in saying this is so inappropriate. >> juan: did you happen to notice how they treated eric holder in fast and furious? or how they treated people during benghazi or the commissioner? >> jesse: you guys got away with everything. that's what i remember. >> juan: republican screaming and venting. >> dana: i think if the goal is to make cory booker look bad that the better thing to do is to not say anything at all. i think i would've said, as the cabinet secretary, happy to be there and answer the senator 's questions. i look forward to working with him in the future. done. you don't have to have somebody go in and try to defend you that way. it undercuts your argument. she is a secretary of homeland

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♪ >> juan: president trump had faith that the tax reform would boost the economy and all kinds of ways. apple, not the latest big company take a vantage of the bill he signed into law. it's building other corporate campus hiring 20,000 more workers as part of a $350 billion commitment to the u.s. economy. ceo tim cook is giving the president credit. >> there are large parts of this that our results of the tax reform and there's large parts of this that we would have done in any situation. >> it sounds like president trump's tax bill has been a huge windfall for apple. >> there are two parts, a corporate piece and an individual piece. i do believe the corporate tax side will result in job creation to in a faster growing economy. >> juan: mr. trump of course is very pleased. >> did you see what happened yesterday?

apple and it was just announced they are giving each employee a lot of money. so our tax cuts and our tax reform has turned out to be far greater than anybody ever anticipated. >> juan: dana, apple is going to save $43 billion in taxes. they are going to pay a 15.5% rate instead of 21%. >> dana: three cheers for america and the workers in all of us who use apple products. and i think one thing that's amazing is that president obama wanted to cut the corporate tax rate to 27. house republicans came came ind said we want to do 25. they couldn't do a deal because president obama had a problem on the personal rates. what president trump has done on the corporate rate side has produced immediate results. president obama could have had a piece of that and he chose not to do it. >> juan: is the same matter of corporate reputation?

there are lots of hedge fund people and others saying to corporate leaders, you guys, you just got a windfall. you have to demonstrate some social commitment. is this apple trying to help with their own reputation? >> jesse: part of it, but it's not charity. this company is there to make money and sell products and help their shareholders. >> dana: and retain workers. >> jesse: and retain workers. these are blue-chip companies, manufacturing giants, tech giants. i want to touch on trump's rhetorical device. i love it when he says "did you see what just happened?" it is beyond everyone's expectations. see what just happened? jesse was on "the five" ." beyond everyone's expectations. >> dana: well, when they are so low. it >> kimberly: oh, wow. >> dana: just kidding. >> juan: how do you take this,

kimberly? republican saying this evidence of a success and democrats saying wait a minute. apple would have done most of this anyway. >> kimberly: there it is. this is to be expected. republicans are going to be happy obviously but who wouldn't? why wouldn't any american be happy about this? these are positive, quick, fortuitous results that have happened very quickly on the heels of this announcement. the president's right to say chalk one up for his team and what he promised. it benefits everybody. who doesn't want to go to economy? who is against that? what are the democrats have to say here? it looks like they are not going to be honest about a very important accomplishment and something that's very positive. who doesn't like jobs? who doesn't like these new families, individuals are going to be able to have more money and increase the economy? i don't know.

i think it's great news. >> juan: greg, is apple to be saluted for now bringing it back? >> greg: they are hypocrites. poor tim cook trying to admit trump did something well. he would rather complement windows 95. you don't have to like trump to accept the achievement. it's okay to hate the guy and say he did okay. that describes almost every boss i've ever had. it's a tired analogy. i would rather hate the doctor that saves my life and love the doctor who by sheer incompetence ends it. hate the guy. he helps your company. you have these new workers and bonuses. relax, buddy. >> juan: yeah, buddy. relax. "one more thing" up next. needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila!

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♪ >> greg: "one more thing" n/a moments. "the five" is on-demand, available in a few hours. watched on your computer, the fox news app or roku, apple tv or fox news go.com. login with your tv provider username. good luck. password. click on "the five." i tried that. i am up first. with these hearings going on, all i hear all day is so-and-so is in the hot seat. so-and-so is in the hot seat as

if sitting in a hot seat sounds bad. sounds kind of therapeutic. >> dana: when you have heated seats in your car. >> greg: enough with the hot seats. say "under scrutiny." no more hot seats, all right? unless you're talking about me. >> dana: i like a good pair of uggs. look at the issue is, kimberly. would you wear these? >> kimberly: i can't see. >> dana: full leg uggs. it's like putting your foot in a warm pot of butter. they cost between $270 and $1300. >> kimberly: they can keep them her looks bizarre. why would i cover these up? let's be honest. >> jesse: this is my greg gutfeld imitation.

jesse's aardvark fat shaming news. they can't get it on the scale. they are trying to weigh it. instead of taking off the scale, they posted the poor fact aardvark's video on youtube to fat shaming that. i think that's wrong. >> dana: when does it get hair hair? >> kimberly: that is not a fat aardvark. okay, in other news. greg, say nothing. there is two amazing things by the pope today. first he married a flight attendant. >> greg: they are not allowed!

>> kimberly: a couple. he stopped the motorcade in chile to help an officer who fell off her horse. what happened was they were married in a civil ceremony, and then they hadn't been able to get a church service. this is the other video. he said he will do it and perform the service. it's amazing. that was fantastic. very excited. the last one was to stop when you saw the woman. >> juan: that was considerate. never too late to praise the lord or edwin hawkins. the singer of the gospel classic "oh happy day" died. she recorded the grammy award-winning track to track tape, never intending it for release. dj got a hold of it. covered by elvis, aretha franklin, too many people. edwin hawkins brought a happy

day to many christians and certainly to gospel lovers. >> greg: someone feed me the news because the cupboard is bare. bret baier. where are you? "special report," everybody. >> bret: he is going to kill this. thanks. this is a fox news alert. i've read by her in washington. there is considerable drama right now in the building behind me as you look alive at the house floor. there is real doubt on capitol hill that there are enough votes to pass an even temporary funding bill to keep the government fully open. we are awaiting a vote in the house on the measure to keep the government funded past tomorrow. the doubt is for the vote tonight in the house. they are counting heads. let alone the uphill battle counting the heads in the senate to get 60 votes. should tonight spill pass in the house, the house expect to devote sometim