will police numbers going forward. something for everybody to hate and something for everyone to kind of like which is the essence of making a deal in our nation's capital. here comes "the five." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters with morgan ortega, juan williams, kennedy, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump and possible 20208 democratic contender beto o'rourke throwing down over the border wall. the pair posting dueling rallies in el paso, texas, and wasting little time going after each other. president trump bashing beto with these stinging attacks. >> and beto o'rourke responded y going hard left when criticizing president trump's border wall.

>> we know that walls do not save lives. walls and lives. we stand for america and we stand against walls. we know that there is no bargain in which we can sacrifice some of our humanity to gain a little more security. >> jesse: here is president trump laying into the texan. >> we were all challenged by a young man who lost an election to ted cruz. hey, you are supposed to win in order to run. a young man who's got very little going for himself, except he's got a great first name. he challenged us. so we have let's say 35,000 people tonight and he has 200 people, 300 people. >> jesse: as for the wall,

congressional negotiators have reached a deal in principle to avoid a new government shutdown. the plan calls for $1.4 billion to build new border barriers but fall short of the 5.7 billion the president is asking for. will trump support it? here's what he said. >> i never cared about construction. i love construction i know how to do it for the right price. am i happy at first glance? i just got to see it. the answer is no, i'm not. i'm not happy. but in my happy with where we are going? i'm thrilled that the wall is getting built regardless. doesn't matter. >> jesse: all right, juan, i confess i've bought into this b-17 hype. i thought he was a true believer, real superstar. saw him last night, kind of spaz take spaz take gesticulations, lightweight slogans, bad advance work. there was a band in the background, an empty pair of drums. i don't get it. what is there to get? >> juan: maybe he was speaking

the truth. he said what does a wall do? it actually harms people. it hasn't stopped the level of a illegal immigration. >> jesse: he said it sends them to other places where they can't get through. >> juan: it doesn't matter. to me what matters is that trump, even in the size of a crowd then, tells lies. this guys has 300, 500 people. bloomberg said beto o'rourke had 10,000 people to 15,000 people. trump had at most according to the fire department 6500 up inside and a few thousand outside. >> jesse: we had our crack team investigate. >> greg: they have crack? >> jesse: we are keeping it away from you. we talked to the coliseum and fire department and police department and they said they were 7500 inside the trump rally. >> juan: it only holds 65. >> jesse: holds up to 8,000. also 6,002 mack 10,000 outside. double what beto o'rourke had. he didn't have 15.

these were the estimates from his own people. >> juan: you have such trouble with statistics. i'm going to leave it alone. donald trump last night did not mention national emergency. i am hopeful today with the deal that's been announced we can finally move forward. i know people like ann coulter making fun of the green new dea deal, trump's new compromise, the yellow new deal. the far -- for the best of america hopefully trump realizes enough with the lies. >> jesse: what the president didn't bring up. >> you do love your dogs, don't you? i wouldn't mind having one honestly but i don't have any time. how what i look walking a dog on the white house lawn? feels a little phony, phony to

me. a lot of people so you should get a dog. why? people say it looks good politically. that's not the relationship i had with my people. obama had a dog, your rights. >> greg: he is doing all future politicians a huge favor. he's talking about the typical political cliches that seem phony. you don't have to get a dog. if you don't want a dog, you don't have to get a dog. seems a bit phony to me. he's basically saying for the future you don't need all this political theatrics that everybody has to bow too. it's why liz wore looks so bad when she tried to hold the beer in her kitchen or when she tried to grab the kid. even beto last night, he sounds too earnest to be sincere or vice versa. what trump is doing, trump has opened the door for so many different types of people to become politicians because you don't have to play the same game. can i respond to the whole

"walls harm people" thing. >> juan: i think a lot of people like dogs. dana loves dogs. >> greg: that's not the point. i'm talking about not being fake. >> jesse: he doesn't have time to pet an animal. executive time. >> greg: somebody has to force this clarification on the democratic party because they are holding two competing ideas at once. you can't have a porous border and a country full of free things. you have to pick one. if you want your utopia of free things, then you've got to have the greatest wall ever made because everybody in the world is going to come and get the free stuff. so if you don't want a wall, then you've got to be a country that offers zilch. you come here, you get nothing. nobody gets anything. that in itself is a wall. >> jesse: what do you think about the rallies and the deal in principle between the negotiators? >> kennedy: everyone is upset with the deal which i think it's great. i love when people in washington

are unhappy. they don't deserve my happiness and they don't deserve my tax money. this is someone, beto, i think he is precious garbage. he's trying to do an impression of a cool band, trying to be a rock star. people painted this image of him and projected this aura that beto o'rourke is a rock star. >> jesse: i don't think he's that good-looking anyway. everyone is comparing him to rfk. i don't think he's that handsome. >> kennedy: he is trying to be mud honey. he is nickelback. >> jesse: that is a blow. >> morgan: i think it was a beto bust. what's funny about the democratic primary is how much trump likes to gin up everyone of them. picking a different one every day. i think know it's going to have more fun in the democrat primary than president trump. he mentioned yesterday he's going to be live tweeting all of the debates. the bottom line, comes down to the deal, the wall, there's a

couple questions. can the president take this money, build still barriers anywhere he wants. it's a question that has to be answered. what about the 40,000 bed cap? i don't understand the politics of that. how is it a winning political argument that we want to have less detention beds for illegal immigrants? >> juan: force i.c.e. to focus on violent criminals rather than on families. >> jesse: what if they just got caught crossing? that's what the beds are for. >> kennedy: that's why you shut down the entitlement state. it's one or the other. i'm fine having people come in. i'm not fine giving people free stuff. back to you. >> jesse: nickelback called and they are very upset. >> greg: very successful band, canadian. >> jesse:

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the two authenticity of the messages. president trump going after the states and battle governor ralph northam over his racist yearbook photo scandal. >> the governors got a little bit of publicity lately. i like him. keeps us out of the papers. i like him. they like to find a few more guys like this one. he almost moonwalk. his wife stopped him. darling, darling, it would be inappropriate. i would like to see someone try to imitate michael jackson in the moonwalk. this would not have been a good scene. >> juan: that was funny about the wife and the moonwalk. what do you make of this woman having this facebook posting that seems to indicate as far back as a last election, she was saying don't vote for him. he rape ed me. >> morgan: the lieutenant governor has called for an fbi

investigation. why isn't there a process in place in virginia for this. is this a first time anyone in public office has ever been accused of something? seems like maybe it's because an election year but it seems like the party is sort of flailing. they are unsure what to do. as we've said, there needs to be due process. there needs to be an investigation. what is shocking to me is that there's no standards in place for this. they need to quickly get something together that's -- may be up by patterson committee in virginia where they can establish the rules of the game any time there some sort of allegation like this. everyone deserves their full hearing. >> juan: we are in uncharted waters. >> greg: uncharted waters! that's the title of your book. >> jesse: thank you, juan. >> juan: let me ask you. part of what she says is that corey maggette, who works for fox sports, also attacked her, raped her.

cory maggette says nothing like this happened. the school says we're looking into it. mike krzyzewski, he's been the coach of duke basketball for 39 years, has a spotless record. he once put a kid off the team because of questions about sexual misconduct. nothing about corey maggette. >> jesse: we don't know what duke knew about the whole allegation but in the court of law is tough to prove these things. 15 years ago, he said-she said. no physical evidence. in terms of kavanaugh. kavanaugh had airtight alibis. i'm not even talking about the calendar. had witnesses that poke holes in the accuser's story. he had everything locked down. this situation, this is a second accuser and this person now has corroborating evidence in terms of documentation that she told people. politically this is just really bad for fairfax. >> kennedy: to morgan's point, she asked a great question. why aren't there safeguards in

place to make sure that if there's someone whose moral ineptitude in the old character finally made its way into the limelight, if that person is really -- could harm the state or such a bad person they shouldn't be in power, there has to be a way of getting them out. unfortunately democrats in virginia are in the kind of pickle you're rarely seen politics even in these crazy times. justin fairfax's book ended by two men involved in photo racism scandals. mark herring will be just as guilty if ralph northam has a step aside because of his black face passed because mark herring argued we have done essentially the same thing. it's impossible for one of them to leave and the other to stay, and that leaves fairfax who could be in real legal jeopardy here. then it flips over to a republican governor, the fourth person in line is kurt cox. >> juan: obviously there was due process, a hearing, full hearing in front of tv cameras

given to justice kavanaugh now. i don't think people on either side felt that they know the answer. >> kennedy: i think there's probably more to know here, particularly if you've got a paper trail. >> morgan: and they both admit to it, and encounter. >> kennedy: the second accuser. >> juan: consensual. >> jesse: kavanaugh said i don't even know her. huge difference. >> kennedy: a facebook post that took place two years ago, not something two weeks ago when she is not conveniently she come forward and get a little felicity for herself. she even says in painful detail, oftentimes rape allegations aren't taken seriously. i can't make an anonymous allegation because it won't have any credibility. that speaks to the conundrum so many victims are in. they are terrified because if they try and do it anonymously nothing happens. if they come forward, then they are vilified or they have a kind of notoriety they certainly

never wanted. >> juan: what do you make of this, greg? >> greg: i want to go back to this iranian it should not be lost. for 2-plus years, this two-headed dragon of the media and the dems have been chasing scandals and creating scandals to bring down trump. this has been going on for two years. the establishment media has to look at their own side. what happened to all of the scandal rabbits? there was collusion, stormy. where is stormy? trump was insane, unstable, a russian agent. this christmas list of scandals all went away and what are we left with? blackface, sexual assault, blackface, anti-semitism, infidelity. all of these things are percolating and very real on the democratic side. for two years, they've been eating ice cream, the dems and the media another got to eat their vegetables. >> juan: al franken is gone. >> greg: yeah.

you will win some, you lose some. >> kennedy: i think we talked about this little yesterday, if al franken was accused today i think he would stick around. >> juan: president trump calling on a freshman congresswoman to resign after her latest anti-semitic comments. hear from him next on "the five "the five." hings can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ready to treat differently with a pill? otezla. show more of you.

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congresswoman? >> are you surprised by the criticism? >> always surprised. >> kennedy: so genuine. president trump blasting omar for her remarks and calling for her to step down. >> what she said is so deep-seated in her heart that her lame apology, and that's what it was. it was lame. she didn't mean a word of it. it was just not appropriate. i think she should resign from congress. >> kennedy: another freshman democrat coming under fire, rashida tlaib, writing a column for louis farrakhan's magazine. morgan, we talked about this a little bit yesterday. i didn't sense the same level of contrition from congresswoman omar as she expressed to her statement. even though she said the right words. she was talking to jewish colleagues on learning how her

words hurt. it was sort of the ralph northam playbook. we have to be really mindful that anti-semitism globally is certainly on the rise and it seems to be also the case with this freshman democrat class. >> morgan: it's a huge problem globally. we were on the air yesterday shortly after she should the apology. i want to take them at their word, certainly basing that video, that did not seem very contrite. this is not her first apology. this is actually at least her second apology she's had to make for anti-semitic remarks. there seems to be a pattern here. i'm hoping she can get coached and that she can actually be more contrite but based on the public reaction, i think we saw more contrition from governor northam and what he's been through than her remarks. we'll see if this happens again. the point you bring up, how unsafe it is in many parts of the world to practice judaism today.

even england. jeremy corbyn, head of the labour party, he's known for his anti-semitic comments. it's routinely said in places like hungary. there are many jews attacked in france and fearful of wearing religious garb. when you start to see this stuff creep in the united states, i think that's why people of the jewish faith are so on guard because the holocaust happened when there was no state of israel. this isn't about israel. this is about anywhere around the world you can be attacked for being jewish and we have to be careful. >> kennedy: max rose, freshman democrat in congress gave her a pretty quick smack down. where do we go from here, juan? >> juan: i think she's nervous and she's young and it's her first -- i guess the first month or so in congress. it wouldn't take much. >> kennedy: she should be used to though pushed back. she's been tweeting anti-semitic pain since at least 2012. >> juan: i don't think it's anti-semitic. i think she has trouble with some of israel's policies and there's a legitimate debate to be had. >> morgan: you don't think what she tweeted on sunday it

was anti-semitic? >> juan: even on its surface, unless you tap into the meme about the money and who's controlling. the whole thing about hypnosis. some of the tropes that have been previously used to foment anti-semitic sentiment in the world, so you tap into that. if you want to believe she was tapping into that, okay. that's anti-semitic. >> morgan: i think the majority of your party believes that. i think nancy pelosi came out and said it was anti-semitic. >> juan: people are saying don't get into this game because it will divide the democratic party. >> morgan: because it's racist. >> juan: hang on. when donald trump is speaking to a group of jewish supporters and donald trump says hey, i don't want your money. i know you use your money to control politics. i want your support. i don't need your money. you think people said you're anti-semitic. people said it's strange but we're not going to take it negatively about donald trump. >> morgan: she has a history

that's well-documented. >> kennedy: much more aggressive language toward israel than the press. >> juan: how about a guy who is a trump supporter shooting up the tree of life synagogue. you think that's aggressive? >> kennedy: yes, i do. >> juan: be careful if you're making it a political attack. >> morgan: the democrats have imposed the purity test. juan lester going to a bar invited to i think you -- -- >> juan: a lot of jewish people are democrats. >> kennedy: why is that? >> jesse: you have to ask them them. >> kennedy: republicans were much more supportive of israel, or only democratic ally in the middle east. >> jesse: it's an amazing thing that there's not more jewish republicans in this country. they always have their different belief system. i think what's happening here is there's the three musketeers. you have omar, you have rashida, and have aoc.

they are all socialist. you have some anti-semitism, farrakhan's appetizers they're going to go after these three radicals. politico says this republican strategy risks a backlash. as the party that has problems with women and minority continue to focus tax on women of color. i dislike it because i think republicans are going after these women because they are democratic radicals, not because they are women or minorities. for the republicans it's not about identity. it's about ideology. this backlash is created by the media. there is no real backlash. they're just going to go after you because you're trying to change the country and they don't like your policies. >> juan: you say these two women are trying to change the country? >> jesse: these three women are so to the far left with what they've been saying about abolishing air travel and

instituting massive taxation. >> kennedy: i can't wait to get into -- i can't wait to talk about how delicious meat is later on the show. >> juan: i want greg to get in here. to fark to jesse's point, we knew how radical they were. if you pointed that out, you'd be labeled sexist or islamaphobic. they have the intersectional force field. women, muslim, leftist. the media abides by the force field. we don't have that force field. when we say that, we are attacked and dragged for weeks. they tried to get you fired. the media is more forgiving to that group of people. i don't like how people chase apologies. if she apologized, and the reporter has to keep asking, it's like let them apologize and move on. i don't like -- it's like the media wants another bite of the outrage apple. they got them. now they want another bite. let it go.

the problem everybody missed and of de novo's here, she would've pointed out, what was omar doing? she was chewing gum. she was chewing gum. dana would say professional women should not be chewing gum in the workplace. chew gum at home. don't chew gum at work because you don't look professional. >> kennedy: she might not be a professional person very long if the president gets his way and she resigns. >> greg: enough with the dome chewing. >> greg: i have gum all over these genes. they put gum under the table. he put your knee there and now i have gum. >> kennedy: you have gummy needs? >> juan: was at this table? >> greg: it might've been. it's new. >> kennedy: it's your gum. >> juan: do you know who sits there?

i can't say because he's much bigger than i am. >> greg: never mind. everything is good. >> kennedy: coming up next, fake news fashion outrage. my bloomingdale's just pulled this t-shirt.

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spokesperson said "we apologize to anyone who found this t-shirt distressing." as if distressed shirts of the problem. once you apologize, you egg on those who are bored. and another member of the press safety patrol tweeted to bloomingdale's that its apology wasn't sincere. please try again, the tweet dripped as if 1,000 apologies could ever satisfy those. good job, bloomingdale's. one dummy and of storefront window is gold and topless while another dummy scores a scalp. i saw a mannequin in soho wearing fishnet stockings. fishnets are used to trap fish. what kind of message does that sound? juan, i'm going to do your job. but greg, last night a reporter was shelved at a trump rally by a surly drunk who were shouting fake news. could this chart have

contributed to that which i say no, juan. they never saw the shirt. if you notice, it's a trump supporter holding back that drunk jerk. now we can move on. [laughter] >> juan: is that your point? ski burn i wanted to undercut your point. this business going on with katy perry's shoes that look like lack face and people say it's offensive. there are certain things you don't want. >> greg: it so weird looking shoe. >> jesse: juan, you are not offended by a fake news t-shirt, are you? >> juan: i don't like it. >> kennedy: don't buy it. >> juan: i wouldn't buy it. this came from a local new york city tv reporter. >> greg: and another reporter and then everybody else. >> juan: what people are reacting is the enemy of the press thing. >> greg: the thing is,

kennedy, you are an operator of sarcasm. you could be wearing the fake new shirt ironically. you could be wearing it -- >> kennedy: on a news broadcast. >> juan: a symbol against trump. i am wearing fake news because i think it's a joke. >> kennedy: it's one of those phrases that has been inserted into our modern lexicon and that's okay. it's funny to poke fun at things like that and that's exactly what they are doing. it's not a trump 2020 campaign shirt. >> greg: not of bloomingdale's bloomingdale's. >> kennedy: it is showing sarcastically that this phrase is ubiquitous and it's making fun of that. i don't have a problem with it. i do have a problem with the outrage in the apology. like, i am so offended that you are taking aim at hardworking journalist. that's not the intent. if fashion does startle people, if it jars you a little bit, good for them. that's what it's supposed to do. fashion is supposed to be

unapologetic. dolce & gabbana, they make fun of everyone of you don't care if you are selena gomez or ariana grande, they will make fun of you. there's not enough of that in the world. not enough pointing out absurdity. too much apologies and too much easy offense. >> greg: it's not a trump t-shirt and still the reporters are offended. >> morgan: the untold success story is for bloomingdale's. they responded right away. i love bloomingdale's. excellent customer service. they respond to their customers. >> greg: they should not be on twitter. >> jesse: she loves bloomingdale's. >> greg: how about this? >> morgan: how i got back she was and i had new shoes within a week. >> greg: let's say you say something on "the five" and one person out there in outer space is offended by it and they

contact fox. fox goes we are so sorry that morgan ortagus -- wouldn't you be pissed off if they didn't support you? my point is companies are no longer standing by anybody. >> morgan: bloomingdale's is awesome and they have good customer service. >> greg: that is so selfish of you. >> jesse: i was going to get the shirt but i don't look good in yellow so i didn't buy it. it's about the reporters who condition it out but they can't take it. think about the industries reporters have attacked. the nra, the military, the police department, the nfl, fox news, talk radio. the minute you say anything about their industry, they lock it down. you can't criticize. they have to maintain their status and if their status is threatened, they run a mom at you. >> greg: coming up, more fun. senator spartacus, love that, has a new beef. his campaign against meet next.

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the 2020 vegan presidential candidate is urging americans to stop eating meat. saying "the tragic reality is this planet simply can't sustain billions of people consuming industrial produced animal agriculture because of its environmental impact." booker also adding the eating eggs doesn't "align with his spirit." i don't know what that means but considering greg is stuffing his face. something i have to say about booker, i think he's weird but i think he's authentic. >> greg: that is true. he's authentically weird. >> morgan: i think he means it. when he says eating doesn't align with my spirit, i can visualize him saying it and i kind of like his weirdness. >> jesse: trump is blessed with the best enemies of all time. it's almost like he's casting his political opponents. he's the mcdonald's president running against a vegan. think about the people running for president against this guy. you have a vegan.

you have a fake indian named pocahontas. you have a coffee billionaire. you have people running around trying to abolish airplanes, people running around in black face. this is going to be the greatest election of all time. this guy runs on a vegan campaign, trump is going to say he's going to take away your hamburgers. he wants to take away your steak. booker wants to take away your hot dog on the fourth of july. this guy is going to be obliterated and it's going to be amazing watching the takedown. >> morgan: juan, you are not partaking in the meat festivities. are you supporting vegan presidential candidates? >> juan: i think 10% of americans are either vegans or vegetarians. there's a lot of us who believe in this. i don't happen to eat a lot of it anymore. i once had prostate cancer and the doctors said maybe it's not the best. what strikes me is you have republicans, ben carson is a vegetarian. >> jesse: juan, don't try to normalize veganism. it's a political joke and the

president is going to -- >> juan: i agree with you. it's a joke. >> jesse: it's funny. he wants to get rid of meat. >> juan: who called warrant pocahontas? only one day i know we do that. the point here is, it supposed to be laughable. a lot of people have serious questions about meat consumption. i remember oprah winfrey, she said this and then the meat companies went after her. >> greg: wait, wait. oprah winfrey almost destroyed the cattle industry with false information. pink meat? >> juan: she was not found guilty. >> greg: there are legitimate -- there are legitimate reasons to go vegan but i think being a apocalyptic about it. you have to talk about, is there a way to move away from factory farming so that you are less cruel? >> kennedy: ted nugent. go out and use a bow and arrow.

>> greg: a friend of mine had a date with cory booker and said he's a perfect gentleman. >> kennedy: he uses -- >> greg: he is the perfect man. he's a vegan. he's into yoga. >> morgan: shouldn't we be concerned about massive cow farts? >> kennedy: sure. people are eating more of a plant-based diet which is great. my problem is not with cory booker's taste in his vegan fancies. it's with the fact that he wants to be the most powerful person in the world and he wants to impose his meat rationing on the rest of us. his worldview. >> juan: where did you get that? did you say he wants everyone to follow -- >> kennedy: absolutely. he absolutely is. that's -- >> juan: i didn't see.

>> kennedy: thinly veiled subtext. >> greg: who's going to speak -- >> kennedy: demonizing cows. they want to get rid of cows. there's a war on beef. i think we need to stand up for meat freedom. here's what i will challenge cory booker with. when you are eating a steak and you go nom, nom, nom, it is so delicious. what does cory booker counter with? >> juan: he said they have a right to choose. >> greg: can i add one thing no one talks about. who's going to speak up for the plants? plants also are conscious. they feel pain. >> jesse: beto is going to speak for the plants. >> greg: thank god. >> juan: the chick-fil-a ad that says eat more cows. >> morgan: kennedy, you can't eat ribs or fried chicken with a fork. fyi. >> jesse: wow.

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♪ >> jesse: it's time now for "one more thing." greg. >> greg: haven't done this in a while. i hate these people! nice. so i hate what i call the scroll of mortality. do not that is? when you go online and you have to fill out a form to choose your birth date, prove your 21 and they start at the late 2000s. like 2018, 2019. someone is that age? i've got to scroll past the 2000s and then the 1990s in the 1980s and the 1970s and 1960s. then i'm wondering why am i even alive? i get it, scroll of mortality. i'm getting old. i don't need to be reminded by you. start at the other end. >> jesse: at least you can still use a computer.

>> greg: barely. >> juan: my kids say you have an aol account? >> morgan: do you really? >> juan: no, i got rid of it. when you are blessed, you can be a blessing to others. that's what the reverend in virginia and his church, the decision to give $100,000 to help 34 howard university students erase their student debt. here's one student saying thanks. >> i'm so thankful. i wish i could come and hug everyone. the fact that this weight is lifted off my shoulders, i am forever grateful. >> juan: in addition, the church donated $50,000 to north carolina's bennett college, one of the two remaining historically black schools for women. here's the alford street baptist. an enormous act of kindness, judeo-christian tradition, faith made real. terrific.

>> jesse: okay, speaking of terrific, jesse's hair news. that is not real. there is a video from the biggest kiss cover band in america, greg's favorite kiss cover band. hair ball guitarist bobby jensen got a little too close to a pyrotechnic. his hair caught on fire. he didn't freak out, just kept playing like nothing was happening. his crew took good care of him. didn't stop the show. >> greg: what is the name of the band? >> jesse: hair ball. the real kiss called these guys to make sure he's okay. >> juan: really, hair ball? >> greg: that's what they call gene simmons. >> jesse: among other things. >> kennedy: there was a manager makeup fool only goes by the name a campbell. won the lottery and showed up to collect the check 54 days later

and a scream mask. this is so fantastic because it sucks when everyone knows who you are when you win the lottery because then they want their money back from you. obviously friends and family with sticky fingers and high expectations. he channeled his best now campbell and went to the lottery commission to maintain his on a. >> morgan: tigers and weed. apparently there is a nightmare that happened for some houston residents. according to police they received an anonymous call about a tiger that was found in an abandoned house. the colors admitted they went to the abandon house to smoke some marijuana and they thought they were hallucinating when they stumbled upon the large cat. police say it was a 350-pound female tiger, well fed, living

in an unlocked cage secured by a nylon strap and screwdriver at the top of the cage. there you go. i don't know what the moral of the story is there. >> jesse: pretty good. greg, don't get any ideas. set your dvrs. never missed an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >> bret: congressional negotiators reach a budget deal and compromise to avert another partial government shutdown, but will president trump go along? are democrats losing the moral high ground in the midst of scandals, charges of anti-semitism and outrage over late-term abortions. we will take a look. just ahead of another u.s. north korea summit, new allegations that the communist regime is producing more fuel for nuclear bombs. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the big question right now the nation's capital is will president trump s