good to be back. >> neil: all right, we are going to be exploring this more tomorrow with harvey pitt on whether investors are being treated fairly. are you? here comes "the five" ♪ >> neil: high, i'm greg. a matchstick is her lamppost. dana perino. the five. >> greg: if so, you keep kicking a guy for three years, he is bound. sick of the whistle-blower was inaccurate. adam schiff. he's a lowlife. he should be forced to resign. it should be criminal. it should be treasonous. he is a dishonest guy.

there is an expression. he couldn't carry his strap. i won't say it. they are a disaster. they are the do-nothing democrats. 90% of nancy pelosi's time is spent doing this. >> do you consider anyone who opposes you treasonous? >> president trump: know. i consider when they lie, when they stand before our great body and her great chamber, and they make up a story that is fiction like schiff did. he took that perfect conversation i had with the ukrainian president and he make it into a total lie. it was a total fabrication. it was a total fabrication. >> greg: yeah, he's. and why not? the media spent six months containing a mass hysteria. then, they rushed to their fainting pouches. the reaction is real. if you are still looking for how

the media manipulates you. two allegations, one treated like watergate, the other, water under the bridge. you would think that hunter would become the hunt t, making 50 grand per month for having the right dad. no, they put that story out as soon as they saw smoke. of course, the media will say, you can't compare what hunter did to what trump did. you're corruption is actually we than talking about it, you will. the press is working overtime to dismiss the story about schiff getting the whistle-blower claim first. how will they preserve the fantasy? maybe adam can write it for them? donna. all hoping to throw the country into crisis in an era where everybody has jobs and peaceful times. and why?

they hit the guy. but it's all for their business model. check out these circling vultures. >> it's laughable that joe biden has done anything wrong. >> we already know that there is zero evidence for the claims that the president is making. speak of the against vice president biden are one that every presidential candidate should call out. >> without division, there are no dividends. how can you face your friends at the hamptons if you are not demonizing trump? it's better to be cool then be correct. let's show the shot that i prefer. they showed the wrong side. these are the circling vultures. >> trump isn't magic. he isn't invulnerable. if you cut it down like him, he'll still bleed on this thing. >> i don't know how much symbol dominic simpler this can get. >> one of the startling and

delicious is just how quickly it is unraveling. and now, he's been dumped in the middle of this highway. he doesn't know where to go. if he steps in the wrong way, wrong direction, he's going to get hurt. >> greg: jesse, we've heard a lot about hostile language and how bad these tweets can get. these people are fantasizing about violence. >> jesse: and about. they need, because they are that boring and that much of a nonscandal. so now, we have this breaking news about schiff or pencil neck, whatever the president wants to call him. he has his fingerprints all over this whistle-blower story. a member of his team contacted the whistle-blower before the guy made his complaint. he directed the whistle-blower to make the complaint. then, he directed the whistle-blower to go get a lawyer. he happened to be a schumer-clinton lawyer.

and then, he hides the fact that he had contact with the whistle-blower from the rest of the house committee. on television, all of msnbc says that they have not had any contact with the whistle-blower. this scandal is over. there is no crime, there's no cover up. they've created this scandal out of thin air, and now they are all dominic panicking, because it's all blowing up in smoke. so, trump can ask an ally, because there's a treaty against corruption. that's an established fact. if biden can go over there, potentially commit a crime, trump can't know about it. if juan williams commits a crime, trump can't find out about it. that's illegal, right? let's make the second analogy. this is about the quid pro quo situation.

so, trump already threatened to cut off foreign aid to central america and less like dominic they stop the caravans from coming. that would have helped his campaign. what is that violation? it's the exact same thing. these aren't crimes. everybody knows that and they are trying to fabricate the crime, but because are actually guilty of what he is being accused of. >> greg: juan, do you want to respond to any of jesse's commentary? >> juan: it's like trying to respond to a blowtorch. but i will say that i think it suggests that if the whistle-blower feels that if he is being somewhat awarded, he is directed to seek out someone in the intelligence committee and the dominic they are directed to

send him to seek legal counsel. that's all that took place here. >> jesse: so, you don't think this is specific at all? >> juan: the man is the chairman of the house intelligence committee. here's the reality. when i listen to your ranch, i think, trump is misleading his base to the point where i saw af republicans think that the g.o.p. was never looking into biden. in fact, 30% say there was never any mention of biden and the phone call. this is trump misleading his base because, of course, you know the white house put out a memo saying that trump specifically mentioned biden. >> jesse: he releases the transcript, juan. >> juan: he is now saying that everyone is a low left, everybody is discussed income of

the press is a bunch of liars. don't listen to anyone else. he's got a huge part of his base totally misled. >> jesse: talk about misleading people. speak >> greg: i saw you coverig your face with pain. >> they can read this very short on classified memo about the transcript of the call. biden's name is mentioned twice. once in reference. no, i write it. let me just get out what i'm going to say and then he can get in here. the american people look at it this way. i will imitate my father. $50,000. my son was getting paid by a recurrent dominic ukrainian energy company. do know a a board member on

exxon doesn't even get paid tha that? how does that make sense? that's influence peddling. that's how the american people are viewing this. by the way, i watch those people in the media, and i love it, because they act just like president trump. they are but they claim to hate, and they live for what, three and a half years about russia collusion with the trump campaign. and those didn't even miss a beat. they didn't even sneeze. they just kept charging ahead. meanwhile, you can smell the sweat, because they are worried about trump getting reelected. >> greg: what do you think, dana question mike >> dana: there are couple things. this information about the committee may give us more of an explanation as to nancy pelosi's competence when she said that she wanted to go ahead. i never understood the timing that she wanted to move forward with the impeachment inquiry before they saw the transcript even though the presidents of the transcript was going to be out within 24 hours.

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suspended his account long ago for breaking the rules. it's not a matter of your first amendment rights. they don't plan to suspend the president. his base would say, "oh, they are always picking on the right. they are always picking on trump." get out of here. it's not going to happen. i will say that i think harris is trying to stir it up. elizabeth warren went after facebook. i think that what you get is kamala harris saying, i have to go after twitter. there is a lot of anger going into 2020. >> jesse: they are never going to suspend them. >> it's zuckerberg, by the way. she is like, "oh, i'm going to go after twitter, because elizabeth warren has sucked all the oxygen out of the room. she is standing up and saying, i'm going to go out on facebook. i'm going to go after all these

big technology companies. maybe by sucking up to some of these technology companies, she think she can get some money from them. >> jesse: the last time we covered her was when she knocked out joe. the coaches got to figure out some way to punch through the new cycle. it's very strange to me to have someone who is running to be the president of the united states that wants to. his tweeting is like their best asset. you go around. people are like, i wish you he wanted to tweet. if he stops tweeting, who is he going to run against? >> that's a good point. >> greg: she has come a long way. if we can't beat him, we ban him. he has the best twitter game, whether you like it or not, the best twitter game in history. he does things that have never been done before and will probably never be done again.

she wants him to be put in solitary confinement. people are saying terrible things about everybody. trump is just way better at it. >> jesse: i direct everybody in the audience to look at that after commercial break. bernie sanders, canceling his future campaign. he recovers from a health scare. the senator underwent a heart procedure yesterday after experiencing chest discomfort. he had a blocked artery. his campaign says that he is in good spirits. we wish him a steady recovery. he 78 years old. he's got a lot of energy, but he think this came as a surprise to everybody. >> greg: is he two years younger or two years older than mick jagger? >> dana: two years older. [laughter] >> greg: all right. i have nothing to say. illnesses are inevitable when you get older and you have three

contenders right now that are over 70. one is nearly 80. i know that it's bad faith should talk about people's health, so i won't until the break. >> jesse: there are political implications. >> dana: there are. it will be off the trail for a little while. they haven't said exactly when he will come back, but given that this is a pretty routine procedure, probably pretty quickly. he did have ads that were supposed to go up today, starting today and i will. they have pulled those. >> jesse: they have raised a massive amount of money. >> juan: we've got to wish him well. i mean, it's not easy. you want to know about their health, because you want to know about any underlying conditions. i don't think that is a function of his age. i've seen very young people. someone i know what had to have this done. it comes as a shock, because it reminds you of your immortality.

his campaign has been doing well, but has had some trouble. >> i'd say that. >> jesse: as a senator, he probably has excellent health care. very good care. >> yeah. >> jesse: beto o'rourke took us to the dentist. then he went for a trip to the barber to get a haircut. then he showed us how to change a tire. he has a new service announcement. watch. >> still crying. >> that's it.

>> jesse: i think this is his best one, because you want people to see you getting a flu shot, because you want everybody getting the flu shot. >> dana: yes. >> number one, do some push-ups before you show your guns. yeah. he's been busy driving a car and not working out, number one. number two, i get stuff shot in my face at least once every four weeks. and a lot of needles. this is really not that big of a deal. >> jesse: you are terrified of needles, aren't you? >> it's face work and i'm 50 and i work on tv. i don't care if anybody knows i it. >> juan: i just got a flu shot flu shot, and because i'm over 65, they gave me a pneumonia shot. i've been feeling low. i think it's a good thing for him to do that. i know you guys are going to do with that, but it's all part of his act of, i'm a real human being. that sells. look at donald trump. >> dana: i think that is

better than kamala harris trying to ban trump on twitter. i want today. i got the flu shot. my husband and i did it as a date. >> aw. 's the one i think covered. well, i guess. >> greg: be happy he didn't get an. >> okay. >> director of the controversial movie. ♪ ♪ ♪ 'cos i know what it means ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle.

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receiving backlash for its violence. he is saying that culture has killed comedy. he adds, "all of us are like leap this because i don't want to offend you." it's hard to argue with 30 million people on twitter. you just can't do it. you just go, "i'm out." i go to first. i think the argument would be, this is pc culture run amok. >> greg: i don't blame him for what he's saying, because he works for someone, and when he u work with someone, it's the people you work for who fear the exaggerated voice of twitter. when you work on your own, you are like dave chapelle, you can go out and do a netflix thing and flip everybody off, say whatever you want. but when you work with a company, you've got to contend with human resources, which are filled with people who came from college who are all woke but no

talents. i also don't think that the media pushes the story, because the power of persuasion creates copycats. the name is a threat to the movie that isn't really there. i think that when they created this, it's a story fabrication, i think. but, he is making a great point. all of the big crusades have been fought. so the lonely activist now is chasing humor. they are chasing pronouns and puberty. they've got nothing left. >> juan: i was thinking, jesse jesse, he says that he just gave it up and went somewhere else. but now, he just made a movie. i'd say, son, you're doing pretty well. >> jesse: cut yet, but that's not a comedy classic. the point of comedy is that you are supposed to be able to laugh at yourself. we are all supposed to be able to laugh at each other. >> greg: or laugh at you.

>> jesse: right. or laugh at me. but if everything is off limits, you can't make jokes about anything. you know who the funniest person is right now? donald trump. he is the funniest person, because he is very politically incorrect. he says the first time don might thing that to his mind. he is kind of ridiculous, but he is hysterical and everybody knows it. besides him, may be the howard stern show. they are on sirius satellite radio. they don't have a lot of people controlling the content. but howard, don mike and trump. >> greg: i would add dave chapelle and a few other people. >> jesse: yeah, dave chapelle, i was getting into. he has the bank account to say whatever he wants and do whatever he wants. it's funny. people love it and they.

>> juan: if somebody in the audience uses their phone, he becomes the controversy. it's very difficult. >> i wrote down bill barr and dave chapelle, because those of the great ones. they are willing to land every taboo and anyone who listens to those specials will be crying laughing. i've watched his movie about alan. >> greg: i hate it. is one of don it's one of the grossest movies ever. now, you have a guy who has money. he made several hundred million dollars on "hangover" series. so, he can say you know what to the people in hollywood.

do whatever he wants to. >> greg: i don't know if our audience should watch "hated." i would love for you to watch it and write a book report. >> juan: the controversy is not anything about pc humor. it's about awful violence. >> i don't like the violence. i don't like to watch those shows too much, but every time i see one of the stories that come up, i think that the president's biggest applause line when he was running for office was when he said "political correctness is killing this country. people want crazy. i think that is the base of a lot of it. when it comes down to the election next year, whoever the democrat is is going to have to still fight against that impulse of people saying, "we are suffocating under political correctness." >> juan: you don't think, in fact that appeals to older white

men who say that we will don mike don't want to change the way we talk. >> dana: i can accept that there are things that i said in high school that i when it say today. i think that that is true. but i think that comedy is something different. i do think that young people are suffering from not having a lot of joy in their lives. they are lonely people. they are upset. they are trying to figure out a way to make it through the world. well, one of the ways that you make it through the world is that you laugh. that's one of the reason the show is successful. it's full of all sorts of things. you cannot always mind your ps and qs. otherwise, you are going to be living in a little box. >> jesse: i was going to say, political correctness is not about what race you are. there are people of all races that are very politically incorrect. it comes across this country broadly. >> i don't want to get fired. >> dana: i've never heard of that will be.

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finally, always have something important to do. what's interesting about this, dana, is that this is the way that people think society is, but they don't view their own lives. >> dana: i remember not too long ago there was a survey in britain that peter couldn't get over about a question to young people. "what do you want to be when you grow up?" the number one answer was "famous." okay what , well for what? >> doesn't matter. just want to be famous. everything is going to be smooth sailing in your life. i think that it's the exact opposite. the things that make you successful are the things that have made people successful for a long time. if you read about people who are really successful, they have a set of values and discipline, and routine, and hard work, and they have family and friends. that's really the secret. what? >> greg: what?

he looked at me and i could sense you were asking me a question. social media has replaced achievement with exposure. it used to be that achievement would get to exposure, but now, exposure is the achievement in itself. your social footprint matters more than what you do with your family. it's people that you don't know that matter. i think the worst part about it is that we have created a new class system, where everybody can visually measure themselves. imagine if everyone could see your paycheck and how weird that would be. that's what we're doing with kids now. they can see their own footprint. they can see how much they matter. a15-year-old in nebraska can see what a 13-year-old in new york is doing. he has better stuff and more stuff. the perceived expired obscurito feelings of worthlessness. that can lead to embracing cultural behavior to join

certain things, and spectacles of violence. i think mass shootings have a lot to do with the feelings of worthlessness, which are born not of social media. but that's, i don't have any proof. >> dana: jesse? >> jesse: i consider success how much money you make. that's how i have always considered success. when someone says, "it's a very successful person." i think that person is filthy rich or they are at the top of their game, or they are doing very, very well financially. now, people can be famous for nothing, but you can monetize that fame. i mean, there are the kardashians that are famous for really no reason. maybe not her, maybe her sister, because of all of the following. you could monetize that. it's about being content and begin happy, being fulfilled and living a life you are satisfied with. a lot of people don't see that on social media. you see people with nice sports

cars and on nice vacations, but may be inside, they are crying inside. maybe they are having a hard time at home. maybe they are drug addicts. you don't know what's going on behind the scenes. you can't judge what you see on social media. i did yoga today and i feel very content with my life. i suggest everybody eventually, namaste. [laughter] >> you could relate to this. people judge how successful you are by how tall your hair is. the bigger the hair, the closer to god. >> juan: i don't want to catch you on a bad day. >> jesse: the scandal is coming undone. >> juan: i've been saying this for a long time. i think social media is having an effect on us in ways we don't even understand. it has consequences that are driving up because two different kinds of behavior, different relationships.

it's changing the way that we interact. increasing levels of isolation, increasing or decreasing your attention, your ability to focus and join in on a conversation, and increasing the way in which we are in smaller and smaller groups of people of like minds, rather than having to discuss things with people, as we do on the "the five." to me, it's like unintended consequences. i think, sometimes when we talk about this, i think you and i talk about this to some extent. it's a little bit like saying, people smoke a lot of cigarettet understand the consequences. but this is something that is beyond our -- it's not like, this is a higher rate of cancer. no. it's in our brain. especially for young people, their sense of the world is defined by the little device in their pocket. >> dana: i like what instagram and facebook are thinking about. hiding the number of likes you get for your post.

it might be a good idea. >> greg: no. before you know what drives me crazy? the most visible aspect, a selfie. where do people take self's? >> in the elevator. it's the narcissism. it's not the creation of social media. i think we were just hiding. >> dana: i think it's worse. take a okay. a video of a lion taunting a won taunting a line at a zoo. ♪ he hd me s up my watch lists. oh, he's terrific. excellent tennis player. bye-bye. i recognize that voice. annie? yeah! she helped me find the right bonds for my income strategy. you're very popular around here. there's a birthday going on. karl! he took care of my 401k rollover. wow, you call a lot. yeah, well it's my money we're talking about here. joining us for karaoke later?

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♪ >> dana: a bizarre thing caught at the bronx zoo. this woman thought it would be a good idea to taunt a lion. >> [laughter] >> dana: the zoo says she could have been killed and now police are investigating. luckily, no one got hurt. she also took a picture of herself in the giraffe enclosur enclosure. she has the same exact diet as a giraffe, which we know because

drafts don't eat meat. you want to do this, would you? >> i don't know if she is well, but i don't understand people filming. what if the lion ate her? would the lion get in trouble or with the lion just be doing with the lion does? >> dana: the lion would get put down. >> dana: she might get done might be crazy. i don't understand people just filming it. i would be calling the cops. >> jesse: not that i would do it, but i understand the reason they do it. if they film her for getting eaten by the lion and sell that. that's why they do it. i would have thrown my phone down and tackled the woman and saved her. i would have been the hero. i would have posted it on my instagram. she posted this video on her instagram. that's how you know this is a

publicity stunt. >> juan: i hope everyone knows that they are not interactive. that's about it. i do wonder about her health, if it is intoxication or delusion. that doesn't make sense. you have a basic primal fear of a beast. something is off there. >> greg: you know what, what is the phrase when you give human traits to an animal? we have been answer morse's sizing don >> juan: you must be feeding these liens very, very well. >> dana: i think the lion is probably like, wow. the lady, what are you doing? back away. >> this goes back to this last segment, though. it's this selfie culture.

in the beginning of the video, you can kind of hear her male companion. i think it's a male companion saying, i am, i don't think you're supposed to go in there and do that. by the way, a woman got mauled by a jag wire in arizona and she apologized. jay wire will not be euthanized. of course it's not going to be euthanized. >> greg: giraffes, if they feel threatened, they'll come after you. >> jesse: what could a giraffe do? it could strangle you. >> greg: why isn't she in jail? >> juan: dead? >> greg: there's got to be a penalty for this. >> dana: the bronx zoo filed a complaint for criminal trespassing. they haven't made any arrests.

>> greg: is the lion pressing charges? >> dana: is the cat out of the bag? the zoos do such a great job of helping us understand these animals so we can have empathy and learn about them. >> jesse: how did she get across the guardrail there? >> dana: we'll send you out with a camera. >> greg: you know what they need? they need to build a wall. [laughter] a moat with alligators and snakes. i'm not a big fan of moats. >> juan: someone said they could shoot them in the leg. >> dana: all right, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ the only thing better than horsepower... ...is more horsepower.

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>> greg: jesse one more thing. >> jesse: it is time for international moms of tags. mom's out of the country managing to keep tabs on the show somehow. there is a conspiracy. are you guys ready? sweetheart, i know that what is taking place politically is unsettling. we get that. but actually we heard from dearly loved people in the state that you are behaving as if unhinged. my mom texted you before so please tone it down and stop screaming. and that was last week, please, honey be careful and reign in your tone. if others are communicating the unhinged message when out of the country, it is something for you to way and think about. don't make me -- >> greg: >> dana: she use the 'in the right place. >> greg: i think your mom is

part of the deep state. >> jesse: i think she is too. don't be a whistle-blower. [laughter] >> what a night, i had big baseball fun last night for most of the washington national milwaukee brewers game last night, and charlie brown, i was ready to see my team go down in defeat one more time. and then, this happened, folks. >> a base hit to right! >> soto, three runs in the eighth inning giving them nationals a relief and a victory. here i am with a moment of a big hit with my son. it was a wonderful moment, lots of memories, go beat l.a. >> greg: so if you go to fox nation and if you don't have it you should get it. and greg gutfeld, the smart person camera -- and we talked a

lot about this ukrainian stuff. it is a great conversation. please check it out. now it is time for this. i hate these people! >> i haven't hated these people in a long time, but i really hate the people at the gym. i hate the people so much, i can barely contain any longer. you are sitting on an exercise machine and you are just like this. i mean, i don't give a on the phone. but if somebody is waiting and you are on the phone, you are an absolute loser. you do not deserve to be in the gym. you deserve to be on the street where you belong. you make me sick to my stomach. almost as bad as people who bring in the trainer into the gym. taking up two spots. but this is wrong. and nobody has the guts to call it out, well, i am. i hate you. all right, sorry, dana. >> dana: you feel better?

a nice little story, in antidote, in florida, for 20 years, he never managed to make it to the beach until his 93rd birthday. on the big day coming he drove in from alabama, picked him up and took him out to annamarie, island -- anna maria island florida, and a big smile on his face. and we are eagerly waiting to hear from him. he will be 94 soon and he's never been t to the beach. >> greg: why did he wait this long? >> dana: he never got around to it and then all of a sudden he said to his daughter i want to go. she said it's not too late. and also, there is a new edition of i will tell you the podcast about bernie sanders and all the new polls. we talk about caviar, i did not defend. speed to telmex before he from west virginia and defending? >> i'm not.

>> dana: i did not see that coming. >> daughters and dads. it is a very interesting special relationship. >> dana: indeed. >> greg: well, they are related so something to look out for. >> jesse, by the way they will eat anything in west virginia. it is your "one more thing." >> i'm adjacent to virginia so i have rights. >> greg: barely you have rights. >> it is illegal to marry your first cousin but not in virginia. the fox business network has freshened, and i get to work with the superstar, three hours every morning. they are in cahoots and i would not have a job in tb if it were not for him. a fresher look on the screen, the new app, the new website making things simpler and easy to use them invested in you,

most importantly is the message. and the american dream, we are important for and why is the market down, tune in tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. >> greg: i'm sure it will be great. >> is that why the elevators -- >> greg: specia "special report" with bret baier is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier and tonight a question from impeachment drama decades past. what did house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff know about the infamous whistle-blower report that is fueling today's impeachment inquiry and when did he know it? we learn today schiff was tipped off days before it was filed. president trump charges that schiff may have helped write it. also president trump ramping up attacks on ship saying he may have committed treason. however democrats in congress threatening subpoenas for the presidents team and the president is blaming impeachment

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