when barack obama was president, republicans who are open to daca, children of illegals who came here through no fault of their own, in this sort of legal twilight zone. individuals on both sides believe with the other side is doing. right now, they are petulant and forcing the issue which means they are not resolving it. that will do it. "the five" is now. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." fox news alert. you are looking live at the hearing of president trump's attorney general nominee, william barr. fielding questions from lawmakers on capitol hill, and if anything major happens in the hearing, we will take you back in their life. barr spending most of the day attempting to reassure democrats they have no reason to be

concerned about the mueller investigation and a previous memo he wrote about it. >> i believe it's vitally important that the special counsel be allowed to complete his investigation. i believe it's in the best interest of everyone, the president, congress, and the american people, that this matter be resolved by allowing the special counsel to complete his work. i wrote the memo as a former attorney general who has often weighed in on legal issues of public importance and i distributed broadly so other lawyers would have the benefit of my views. my memo was narrow, explaining my thinking on a specific obstruction of justice theory under a single statute that i thought, based on media reports, the special counsel might be considering. >> dana: despite clearly laying out his stance, democrats tried to hammer him on the same issue. >> doesn't look like like a job

application? >> that's ludicrous. if i wanted the job and was going after the job, there are many more direct ways of me bringing myself to the president's attention then writing in the 18 page legal memorandum. >> will you commit to this committee that you will not allow the president or his attorneys to edit or change the special counsel report before it is submitted to congress or the public? >> i've already said i would not permit editing of my report. >> dana: as we've seen in previous hearings, democrats also pressed the nominee about whether he would be able to stand up to president trump. >> what would be your breaking point? when would you pick up and leave? when is your jim mattis moment when the president has asked you to do something that you think is inconsistent with your oath? >> i'm not going to do anything that i think is wrong and i will not be bullied into doing anything i think is wrong by

anybody, whether it be editorial boards or congress or the president. i'm going to do what i think it's right. >> dana: i want to play this other sound that was caught off camera of senator dianne feinstein. >> so you see this is a pretty easy road for him heading to confirmation? >> i think so. we'll see. >> dana: i think she is reading the tea leaves. looks like a confirmation that might sail through. >> greg: interesting. i get all the interest in the investigation but it's amazing how the media and the democrats are following the same script. super obsessed with how this will impact mueller. if an asteroid came and wiped out half the united states, the most -- the lead on msnbc and cnn will be how does this impact the mueller probe? there are 150 million people dead but we need to know more about the mueller probe.

every question is how are you going to do with donald trump? a boils down to this: we hate drum. you like trump? we hate you too. he's not applying for eeg. he's applying to gain entrance into the donald trump hate club. he's got to say all the right things. i believe there is a tree house out back with a secret knock. >> dana: you have a nominee who is already been the attorney general before and when the senators were not referring to him as barr, they would say general. it's the title and you hold it for the rest of your life. he was almost in semiretirement. willing to be a public servant. how do you think it went? >> jesse: i think it went really well and juan would agree with me. i believe he handled the senators deftly. it was not a jeff sessions situation. he was very smooth and very direct. everything he said was based on

law. when he was asked what would you base a recusal on, he said the facts. it stopped a few senators in their tracks. they don't want a number as ag. they want a weak ag, someone who's going to recuse at the slightest whiff of controversy and someone is going to treat mueller like a god. i think he straddled it well. if something's going to happen, i will deal with it but i'm not going to abdicate my responsibility as ag. i'm going to be a strong attorney general. he also said in the memo that comey deserved to be fired and mueller going after an obstruction case against the president was on weak legal ground and mueller shouldn't have stacked his team with democrats. and he said, and i think this caught president trump's attention, there's a lot of reasons to go after hillary, uranium one and things like that, more than to go after

trump-russia collusion in 2016. >> dana: not uranium one again again. speaking of president trump meeting with bill barr, he was asked about that. let's play it and we will get juan to react. >> the president wanted to know. how well do you know bob miller. i told him bob is a straight shooter and should be dealt with as such. he said something to the effect like so are you envisioning some role here? i said actually, mr. president, right now i couldn't do it. my personal and my professional obligations are such that i'm unable to do it. >> dana: juan, in another exchange, mr. barr said he does not believe bob miller would ever be involved in a witch hunt. do you think democrats will be satisfied with his hearing today? >> juan: no. to me, this is about trump wants to control the justice department.

i think that's why he forced out jeff sessions, who was a trump loyalist but had recused himself. i think the standards, dana, for the democrats was if the ethics officials come to you and say mr. attorney general, we think you should recuse yourself, will you abide by their findings? he said no. he said he would go with his own sense of whether or not he should be recused. similarly and i think this is the big point, it's not a matter of the hate anybody club. there was a question of whether or not he will release the mueller report. he said you know what, the way that we deal with, i think they are called declination memos where they declined to prosecute somebody, he said we don't talk about them. so we may not release all of it. guess what, the polls are pretty clear on this. a majority of americans say his number one job should be release whatever mueller finds. don't cover it up. don't let giuliani edit it. put it out there for the american people and he refuses

to say it. >> dana: there have been republican senators who said they also want that report to be public. it will be the attorney general's decision. >> katie: it's been a big topic of conversation for the country for the last two years. it should be released in full as much as possible, but he didn't say he wasn't releasing it for reasons of personal, political purposes or because the president doesn't want it release. he referred back to the rules and regulations that are in the justice department when it comes to releasing reports like this. one thing i can't today i found interesting is i think there was a bit of a missed opportunity because everything was so focused on russia that all of these other issues kind of got ignored. for example, there were questions today about bill barr's role as attorney general in the 1990s. there's a reason why violent crime and murder in america today has been cut in half. it's a result of a lot of the policies that they put into place. as you have cory booker and kamala harris and president trump pushing forward with criminal justice reform, he

did a good job of saying i'm not going to apologize for the things we did in the 1990s to bring down the crime across cities in america. at the same time, i'm open to the idea that maybe we can pull back on some of those policies now that we've solved a lot of the problem in places like new york and washington, d.c., chicago came up in one place where it hasn't been solved. that's an issue that's going to be ongoing for the next ten, 20 years. >> dana: he also said he would not target marijuana. the laws and mess with what the states are trying to do. that's a good thing. >> greg: i guess it's a good thing. that was the other problem with sessions. he wasn't going to go for it. that's the direction of the country. i do agree that we have to be really careful about talking about how great this police reform is going to be. the facts are the facts. we saw dramatic reduction in crime, and that had something to do with policies that we are now kind of say maybe we don't need

them anymore. that's the thing that always happens. after something works, we all started thinking maybe we don't need it anymore. like walls. we don't need any walls anymore. >> jesse: he was very strong on border security. he said he supported barriers where they were necessary and he was also very against sanctuary cities. i thought everybody watching should be pretty pleased with this guy. >> juan: i will say from the democrats perspective, he is not matt whitaker. so you know what. >> dana: maybe that was the strategy all along. all right, new caravan with 2,000 migrants now heading for our southern border. the latest on the president battle for border security next. i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that's the last time.

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♪ >> juan: it is day 25 of the partial government shutdown over border wall funding, with the president pointing to a new migrant caravan on its way from honduras heading toward the usa. meanwhile, new push from the president for border security. he tweeted the following: "a drone flying around will not stop them. only a wall will work." democrats declining trump's invitation to the white house today, a small group. he wanted a working lunch with democrats and republicans to try to solve a crisis. while neither side is budging, the senate has created a gang of 20 people -- ten republicans and ten democrats -- who are intent on trying to resolve the issue. jesse, today i was thinking to myself, we've seen the president talk about this new caravan.

we've also seen him talk about yesterday the hispanic caucus retreat in puerto rico. and then you had him sharing an article by an anonymous senior administration official saying these government workers are not loyal. they are not good people. he is on a campaign, but the polls don't seem to move. >> jesse: well, i think he's winning the argument on the logic of the wall. that's pretty clear, that walls work. you had obama's chief border patrol agent say that walls wor work. jim acosta accidentally prove that walls work. the country get that. but the problem is is that he took ownership of the shut down a month ago. the democrats are just going to wait him out because they believe they have the politics on their side. on the caravan, i talked to our chief caravan correspondence griff jenkins. he said it's about 1,000 or 2,000 strong. by friday or saturday, it's

going to head to the border with guatemala and mexico where we saw the violence last time. interesting, out of the el chapo case, we found out he bribed the president of mexico $100 million, the last president of mexico. think about how corrupt it is. taking money from el chapo. this is the kind of country you're dealing with on the southern border. >> juan: we should be fair to the former president of mexico. we don't know that it's true. >> jesse: may be a down payment for the wall. who knows. >> juan: katie, one of the realities of the caravan is this time, as last time, you end up with people approaching the mexican border. mexico granted people humanitarian reasons. most of them remain. a whole bunch of them went back to latin america, other countries. how do you view this new caravan? is it a invasion or publicity effort to try to row support for

the wall by the president? >> katie: i don't think that caravan is a publicity stunt by the president. i think they're making this journey because they believe democrats are going to allow them to come in because they don't believe in walls and they don't believe in any kind of of the structure to stop them from coming in. they are getting impatient and jumping the border wall, what we have of it, anyway. by the way, people who come to this country legally are also inpatient but they do it and it takes the time and it takes 5 t. if you listen to the dhs, i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents, these caravans are violence. it's the kind of violence they haven't seen before in the new incoming mexican president is actually looking to put more barriers on the southern border with mexico to stop this. >> jesse: that's amoral, katie. how dare they? stay five totally immoral. they are going to keep coming until you stop them. there is no reason why not. >> juan: dana, let's talk about the lunch today, the lunch that didn't happen. the president tried to invite what he described or the

white house described as moderate democrats. he wanted to try to get around pelosi in the leadership. would look like pelosi help those people in place. they didn't go. >> dana: groups are stronger when they stick together. and so far the republicans are sticking together, and the democrats are sticking together. we are at quite an impasse. i thought maybe you would start disease them democrats -- -- remember last week, cher tweeted it's not worth it. just give the money for the wall and that the workers get back to work. i thought it might pick up some steam but so far, no dice. i think with the issue on the caravan, people are on the move all around the world. this is not just happening at our southern border. there is these problems in europe, they had the big brexit issue today. people are leaving because their governments are failing. there's a bigger conversation that needs to be happening. it's a $5 billion squabble, it's a little bit petty compared to what's really going on.

>> juan: i think that's a really important point. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: it's an okay point. >> juan: i wanted to raise the point with you. what happens is you get a situation where mcconnell is blocking a vote on the house package to reopen the governmen government. >> dana: because the president won't sign it. >> greg: that is a great point. >> dana: thank you. >> juan: the president on the white house saying they are going to bring back half of the irs agents. he's deciding which part of the government stay shut even as he declares the government -- a third of the government should be shot. >> greg: i lost interest in that part. i'm going to defend the caravan because you can't blame them, say, trying to go to california when he started offering incentives. hey, the tax payers are going to

pay for your insurance. and if anyone happens to be a criminal, don't worry about it. we have ample sanctuary cities ready. we are putting our citizens at risk. hopefully if the people get here, they survive and vote democrat. the incentives are a huge problem. i'm wondering what the media's going to do about this incoming caravan because the initial caravan, they called it a humanitarian crisis. when president trump jumped in and said it was a humanitarian crisis, they said no, it wasn't at all. they mocked it. i you have a humanitarian crisis. kids can be hurt. kids can die. are they going to make fun of that or call it a crisis? i also want to defend mexico. we talked about the drugs coming in. i think i also need to face the fact of the demand. it's not just about mexico. it's about the demand, our demand. as long as we keep wanting this stuff, they are going to keep bringing it. the interesting thing is,

because we started growing our own marijuana here, it's hurt mexico's business which is why they are not doing opiates. legalize the stuff, it will go away. >> juan: you ain't blowing smoke, brother. >> greg: i will later. >> juan: the president to hosting the clemson football team last night. he fed the players fast food. why critics are calling it a major fail. psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting.

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sale of the first lady will make along with the second lady. they will make some salads. i said you guys aren't into salads. we have big macs, a quarter pounders with cheese. everything i like that you like. >> jesse: no good deed goes unpunished and it didn't take long for the trump haters to start criticizing the event, starting with calling trump sexist. >> seems to me like the president will not be happy until there's not one single female republican voter in the country. it's incredibly sexist. we aren't all here to make salads for men. >> this is one of those things were sometimes what people say when they are being funny exposes exactly who they are and what they think. >> jesse: reggie bush took to twitter to vent his frustration same the clemson players deserve better. that the meal was a huge slap in the face. and of course the late-night hosts didn't want to miss an opportunity to take their own shots at trump. >> do you think he's being so sly, normally i would have a salad for dinner on monday but

they told me they only eat every fast food. >> he's paying the check so we had to get the cheapest food they could find. >> is it possible you are just projecting your favorite foods onto them? >> we are going to eat all of their favorite foods. burgers, kfc, tacos, two scoops device cream. we are going to watch their favorite movie, the 2016 election results. >> jesse: that's my favorite movie too. greg, people in the media don't like this. all the clemson players loved it. >> greg: this is fantastic. the idea that they believe that saying a woman makes a salad is sexist, that again, the assumption is in joan walsh's head and she projections to other people. sexist. it's appalling. what a bunch of losers. these are people that have become the dean wormers of the

world. they can't handle any fun, and trump knows that. he knows the best revenge is to rub the fun in people's faces. trump re-created the dream every young man has. imagine he has to go to a formal event in your sitting on a bus and what are they going to serve? after we go to a formal dinner or whatever, we are going to in-n-out burger or jack-in-the-box. we are still hungry. but in this case, trump knew that. they showed up. they actually took food home. they put food in their pockets. it was great. he's awesome. i love it. i can't eat any food. i have a colonoscopy tomorrow. >> katie: these guys are college students. free food for anybody in college should be something amazing. they don't want dried out chicken and asparagus. they are making fun of trump for

serving food he likes. i like american food. you like the best american food. we are going to have great food. were not going to let you go hungry. my favorite part was the french fries in the presidential seal cops. >> jesse: juan, what do you think? if obama did this, they would love it. >> juan: everybody loves burgers. you guys are so wrong. if you go to an event at the white house and eat the food, the food is usually spectacular. it's unbelievable. even the cookies are great. to me, this was willy wonka at the chocolate factory. he's got exactly what he wants which is fast food. it's not about them. it's about him, which is rather narcissistic. >> jesse: why isn't it about the players? >> juan: i tell you what. if it was about the players, i think he would've forked over a few more bucks and given them something memorable to eat. >> jesse: it's memorable.

it's all over television. juan, you can't have any fries. >> juan: i don't mind. did you see, i think it's burger king, said he can't even spell. >> greg: they got him on that one. another clear victory. >> katie: why are they attacking middle america? america loves fast food and they are acting like it's the worst thing ever. >> juan: i didn't say it was the worst thing ever. i think reggie bush said this. could have good food at the white house. >> dana: here's the thing. one of the best things president trump gave them last night is a story that they will tell for the rest of their lives. everybody will say tell me about that time. dad, tell us about that time he went to the white house and the president served you mcdonald's. honestly one of the best things. >> greg: you got the buttermilk chicken. >> jesse: they had mcdonald's, wendy's, burger king.

>> dana: i would have served salads. >> greg: i am having clear jell-o tonight. >> juan: they also got domino's pizza. >> katie: pizza. surprise there was no chick-fil-a. >> greg: the left didn't do it it. >> katie: best nuggets on the planets. >> greg: it is sexist, you eating that sandwich. >> dana: razor sharp criticism over and add challenging men to shave off their toxic masculinity. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely.

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because we believe in the best in men. >> greg: it's almost as if the people who make products for men hate men. what is gillette trying to sell? razors or itself? as the company loses market share is to dollar shave club, gillette makes an ad that shafts the company's key audience, just to score a few virtue points with the social justice mob. they say they are sparking conversation, that that's what they call it when they tie you to a chair and shout accusations that you and then asking for money. how enlightened is gillette? look at these racers. the blue is for males and the pink is for females. talk about enforcing gender stereotypes. the cowardly media is scared of the social media mob backs the ad. meanwhile everybody else hates it. gillette will say it's because the ad spotlights bad male behavior and we insecure rubes, we can't handle it. mel, it's because the ad sucks.

gillette didn't just condemn bad behavior, something most men do whenever they see it, it suggested that behavior represents the norm. it sold you out and judged you. gillette said our consumers -- you should applaud us. we are too busy joining dollar shave club. all right, dana. did you know they were selling razors? what were they selling? >> dana: i think you are right right. they really wants us to talk about it. i think you are right. remember when nike did the ad for colin kaepernick and it was like what are they doing and then their market share went way up. they sold more shoes and products. perhaps younger men are going to like this ad. i don't know. >> greg: i know, they are not. i can guarantee you know man likes that ad.

>> dana: i feel like well, there needs to be more men in the lives of boys. in america. >> greg: that would be a good ad. >> dana: men need to step up to the children they father. stick around and be there for their children. this to me is actually really important point. that would be a better ad. >> greg: jesse, they didn't address that. they bashed men, men who fought wars, build bridges. they bashed them. >> jesse: i don't want to feel guilty about the behavior of a few bad apples. i feel guilty enough over my own behavior. >> greg: you are one bad apple. >> jesse: i want a good shave. i don't want to conversation about anything. the point of a razor, they are talking about a brand. i want to know about our products. you don't wear a razor. a razors all about performance. it's about how it glides. you don't get any nixon cuts. it's about how nice the handle feels. how sharp it is.

i want to see the razor go down a man's face and i want to see the cream come off like that. that's how i know it's good. like you said, what are they talking about? who knows. like you said, they are trying to suck up to the madison avenue people because they want to go viral and they want everybody to talk about how they are trending. meanwhile, they are just making everybody feel guilty. >> greg: katie, i think virtua signaling is an insurance policy against social media mobs. they know they've got to protect themselves and they know that everybody in media and advertising is going to fall in line because if they don't agree with it, then they could be persecuted. >> katie: it's just stupid. who are you trying to impress? the entire ad is insulting to the very people who are their customers. i am getting really sick and tired of men in this country being demonized because of the behavior of other men. there are things that women do that are battles also and if we want to talk about toxic

masculinity, maybe we should talk about toxic femininity and toxic feminism. taking men out of being masculine isn't going to make their behavior better. it's only going to take things that the country has built itself upon out of the picture and make the behavior worse. men need men to show them how to be good people, to have morals and values. that doesn't mean they have to stop acting like men. >> greg: there could have been a positive message, juan. in this case, it was negative. the assumption men don't have sisters, mothers, daughters, granddaughters. that we actually love women. in this case, we are just awful people. >> juan: i think you are off on this. i am a guy but when i must say when it comes to talk about racism and steve king, when it comes to misogyny and bullying, you guys react like somebody is attacking the republican party. i am like, what? >> greg: that is pure b.s. it has nothing to do with racism or steve king. you are so wrong. oh, my god.

juan, that is so pathetic. you are embarrassing. you're embarrassing yourself. >> juan: in keeping with a company here to make money, just like we talked about nike. >> greg: i agree. just make money. >> juan: give me a second. you have a company that i don't doubt tested this and found that men in fact are moving away from all men have to be stoic. all men have to project -- you have a situation where high rates of violence, high rates of depression, high rates of spousal abuse, men. men understand there is a change taking place and i think it's also the case that as we see shifts in demographics about hispanic men, black men, asian men. that there is more and more open to the idea that it's a different definition of what it means to be big daddy in this country. >> greg: that made no sense at all. >> juan: gillette is at the cutting edge of saying -- >> jesse: that was good, juan.

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challenge has hit social media. users post side-by-side photos of themselves to show how much they've aged. here are a few celebrity examples. actress reese witherspoon. television host and radio star ryan seacrest. actor and comedian kevin hard. now "the five" is joining in on the fun. i wanted to do this with my instagram pictures. juan, show us the past ten years. >> juan: there you go. >> katie: explain the context of the photos. >> juan: the big difference is the hair. i think my hairline is a little weaker now. i think i have more gray before i started putting some color in there. i think the other thing that strikes me about this is the question of wrinkles. it doesn't look like i've done too badly. >> greg: i like the gray better. >> jesse: i would get rid of the jacket. >> juan: you don't like the brown jacket? it was ten years ago. >> jesse: i don't know what

this picture looks like but let's roll it. [laughter] i remember that. ventura beach california i thin think. that was watters' world. that hair was not good. >> dana: you have good here now. >> greg: ten years you will feel differently. >> greg: my teeth are darker. could that be the wine? >> dana: i think it's the lighting. >> greg: definitely losing some hair. seems i have gotten shorter which technically i think every decade you do get shorter. >> katie: it's just because your hair looks shorter. >> greg: i have to get my teeth waned. jeez louise. >> dana: yeah. ten years ago i could barely

walk. that was my last press briefing, about a year ago this week -- ten years ago this week. >> katie: dana at the white house. >> dana: i have some time now to do some hair and makeup. >> jesse: i do not have hair and makeup. >> katie: here i am at my college news station doing my weekly political statement in here i am on "the five" yesterday. i think i've improved. >> dana: it is humbling, isn't it? >> katie: i am in a t-shirt like steven hilton. my hair is green from the green screen. >> juan: were you playing sports? >> katie: not in college. in high school, not in college. >> jesse: i think the producers are mad at me for some reason. not a good picture. i didn't have hair and makeup. i was the only one with no hair and makeup. >> katie: you could have sent in your own photo. >> jesse: i don't have pictures of myself from ten

years ago. >> katie: my hair was green. at least to her wasn't green. looks like you tried. >> jesse: i didn't try. that was a local, wasn't it? >> greg: the difference doesn't matter until you are way older, like between 70 and 80. >> katie: what's your advice to those getting older? >> greg: it gets better, way better. trust me. it's so much more fun. you stop caring, you do whatever you want. >> juan: you become an angry old coot. this year, 2019, i'm going to be 65. there is going to be an immediate drop off. >> jesse: are you going to retire, juan? >> juan: only if you come with me. >> katie: all right, well juan is not retiring, just so everybody knows. "one more thing" is next.

♪ >> dana: it is time now for one more thing. >> greg: time for, greg's journey to a driving license. i will take you along this journey america. i went to the dmv and i got a 2. i did drop my social security card on the floor and i was in panic running around screaming and yelling. having said that, i thought everything was great and then i was told as i was leaving, you have to sign up for a five hour -- a five hour driver's course. left leg i have to take a driver's course if anybody in new york who does a drivers course, give me a call. i don't even know how to do what! where will i go? >> dana: what does that mean? a race car course? >> juan: there has to be some

independent guy with that pickup truck. >> katie: are you getting your license again? >> greg: after start driving again. it is been too long. i went to the dmv this morning and i'm getting a colonoscopy tomorrow. >> dana: it has been quite a week for you. >> greg: the best part of going to the dmv, he didn't do animals are great. >> dana: a new study gives me so much hope, it is about america's reading habits. the study found that 86% of those surveys feel they make a conscious effort to read every day. the biggest number between 25 and 34-year-olds, they read almost three hours a day. this is a really good thing. people topics would go away. >> greg: what are they reading? >> dana: i will tell you what i read recently. >> greg: i mean, what did they say they are reading? >> dana: they are also reading proper books, social media as well.

67% said they feel accomplished after reading a book. maybe they are buying your book. both are some books i read. i loved it. my absolute darling, that one was really hard. everybody has read that. >> juan: the little kid and we loves to watch things go boom. take a look at what happens on the bridge today. >> dana: wow. >> juan: the bridge tumble in the hudson river, once the waves of black smoke dispersed in the cold winter air the bridge can be seen half submerged in the chilly waters. hundreds of new yorkers briefed equal to witness, they chanted, "blow it up! the bridge is being replaced by new bridge named for the father of new york's current governor.

>> greg: build that bridge! about that? maybe some amended. [>> juan: that is impossible. [laughs] the jets bright and the head coach for miami i'm hit a press conference, look at this guy. [laughter] this is the new head coach. i know we have some jets fans here in the building and i am sorry. >> dana: what is he doing? speak of the sky will be leading your team into the playoffs. no one knows why he is doing this or what he is doing. [laughs] that is the head coach of the jets. also we have our own instagram right now. there you go. you can figure nasty comments in one place and i will read them. >> katie: check out this video of a baby girl. >> baby sister.

[laughs] >> dana: the 11th month-year-old scarlett was born early and suffered an affection which resulted in her having hearing loss. she just heard her sisters was for the first time after she got her hearing aid. >> dana: that is amazing. all right, set your dvrs and never miss an episode of "the story" ." now, "special report" is up next. >> bret: thank you. that evening and welcome to washington, i am bret baier. we are following three major breaking stories right now. the president's pick for attorney general performs a balancing act before senators, actual support for the trip agenda on the special counsel probe. house democrats turned on a free lunch with the president, refusing to negotiate over the partial government shutdown on a day the u.s. coast guard missed its first paycheck. we begin tonight with a political crisis and great britain. british lawmakers have shut down theresa