♪ >> jesse: hello everyone, i'm jesse walters, along with dana perino and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." president trump unloading on nancy pelosi, joe biden and others during a fiery showdown with the media. if he's ready to send a policy a letter daring her to put democrats on record by holding a vote. >> president trump: this is the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country. so the democrats unfortunately have the vote. if they could devote very easily even though most of them, many

of them don't believe they should do it. and they are real leaders, aoc plus three. that's the real leaders. i really believe that they will pay a tremendous price of the polls. >> jesse: trump is, the president is calling out what he says a serious corruption from sleepy joe and his son. >> president trump: i was investigated. what i saw biden do with his son, he is pillaging these countries and he's hurting us. we want to investigate anything having to do with corruption. i'm only interested in corruption. i don't care about politics. i don't care about biden's politics. i've watched biden over the years and biden is not the brightest person. i never thought he was going to

win, he got taken off of the garbage heap by obama. >> jesse: a member of the squad is threatening to throw trump officials in prison. >> what happens when they don't comply? this is the first time we've ever had a situation like this so we are trying to figure out, no joke. is it the d.c. police that goes against them? no. >> we remembered dana, she was the one in the beginning who said we have to impeach the mother f. and now she wants to lock him up. >> dana: if that's not how any of this works. it was interesting to see some of these town halls and hearing them get a little bit ahead of themselves and i imagine that nancy pelosi, i was wanting to be a very measured and thoughtful person, she's the prayerful one, she has all those democrats out here saying things

like, we want to -- whatever maxine waters said it. i can't remember that one. the trumps white house is trying to convince the american people that the democrats are doing everything political and, that's working in their favor in a lot of ways, especially when you have the chairman of the intelligence committee adam schiff getting for pinocchio's from "the washington post" for not being fully forthcoming about the contact with the whistle-blower before the complaint was filed. i think the white house has some resetting to do as well. the more they talk about this, the reason they aren't able to stay on that. the stock market is having a little bit of resurgence. the house isn't a question. the senate, there is very little chance, like maybe zero minuscule chance that the republicans whatever join the

democrats in this effort. so now it's in the court of public opinion. if i were in the white house i would reset a little bit over the weekend. >> jesse: that should be the core to the strategy. it's the do-nothing democrats on the partisan inside witch hunt. the president also listed some pinocchio's. let's listen. >> president trump: i heard adam schiff got for pinocchio's. that's good, he should have gotten them four and a half years ago. when i speak to foreign leaders i speak in an appropriate way. if you notice, they don't mention the call that i had with the president of ukraine. they don't mention that. because it was so good. the only time they mentioned it was when adam schiff made it up. talk about pinocchio's, that should get ten pinocchio's. >> that's quite a few. one, do you regret that adam schiff wasn't honest when he didn't tell everybody, even people in his committee that he

met with the whistle-blower before? >> juan: he didn't, people on his staff did. he had every opportunity to say, what i meant to say was they didn't meet with me or with the panel or the committee but they met with committee staff. so i think he was properly chastened, i think you made a mistake and i think he made a mistake with the parity. i understand it was just summarizing what the president had to say but it was right there in front of you. my feeling as though it's very funny to hear the president say, this is all about the corruption. i'm not concerned about politics. the only time i hear him screaming about the ukrainians or the russians or anyone else, it's joe biden or hillary clinton. i've not heard anybody else cited by president trump with regard to corruption. so i think this is highly -- >> jesse: he hasn't mentioned

corruption in china and the u.n., mexico -- central america, lots of corrupt nations out there. how do you see this unfolding? >> everyone likes to act like president trump is unhinged but that was brilliant political messaging. and more and more, joe biden from the democrat perspective looks expendable. he is disposable. he is political picnic cutlery, if you will. they hate trump more than they like joe biden clearly. and it's going to mean a drip, drip, drop, drop, about hunter biden coming out of the ukraine. it's obvious influence, for the vice president knew about it or not and it smells like pay to play. that will be the messaging. biden already had an reputation

for being undisciplined and lousy at fund-raising. he still lousy at fund-raising and he's still rusty and unfocused and he represents everything that the very left-wing party hates. i think he's a goner and he is rarely leading in the national poll. >> jesse: they are citing devastating characterizations of the fund-raising hall by other democrats in the party. he's actually lost momentum from the first and second quarter here, being outraged not only by sanders and warren, but by booted judge. and that's not good. >> greg: no it's not, jesse, no it's not. it wasn't long ago that the dems cared so much about corruption and collusion, but not when trump wants to pursue corruption. so i tell them to fp fau.

do you know that stands for? silence a false ukulele. i have a theory on why trump is expressing anger. because i believe he does want joe biden, it's not a political thing but a corruption thing. he wants to go up against joe biden because joe biden is shaky. he's like an ikea dresser. >> that you put together yourself. >> greg: exactly. you are either on one side or the other and i think that's what's upsetting trump, once a private citizen, there were no sides to him. there were just people you paid. he gave donations to republicans and now he has found himself in this two-sided prison. he is like watching people call him political who created the political environment well before he got there and while he is there. so think about this.

a guy who has never been political who is basically ceo for the country whether you like it or not. he's got full employment, he's got prison reform and drug reform, trade resets whether you like it or not. a lot of this stuff doesn't land on one side, it's on every side. you could be a lefty and like prison reform. you could be a righty and, the wars, libertarians love this guy. so when you see someone who is angry, he's angry that there is a side going against him and he's realized that achievement and that these achievements are no match for the political party married to the media. he's getting all the stuff done but nobody cares. >> juan: what you just said was it's all about him. there is no party, it's a party

of trump. it was peace and prosperous before but i will tell you what strikes me, today the democrats had the votes to impeach him. to me this was an important thing to say because he's saying, that's what's going to happen. and my sense is, the persuadable's. he wants to win in a court of public opinion. which he might. that might be why he is going after adam schiff. but, you have a litany of achievements and you realize that this tug-of-war is anything but.

and this is all political. if it doesn't matter who is in charge. it happened to obama, it happened to clinton, and have been to reagan and it happened to trump. >> he wants what's best for the american people. he's watching them do nothing on the nafta deal and nothing on drug prices. that's the do-nothing democrats. >> that is so wrong. >> mayor pete going to hollywood, and andrew yang skates. 2020 round up, up next. ♪ your risk dot org.

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>> dana: a welcome back high, time for the 2020 round up. mayor pete is hanging out with celebrities like leonardo dicaprio and taking a selfie with paris hilton. mayor buttigieg getting support during the los angeles fund-raiser tuesday and is heading back this weekend. what do you think? >> greg: i think that's exactly how you connect with voters, you hang out with leo dicaprio in paris hilton. one made it a impressive film that will be remembered for ages and the other is leonardo dicaprio's. [laughter] >> what is this, 2002? if i am a big-time democrat, i'm hanging out with like dan zell and bradley cooper, jennifer aniston. and, mayor pete has raised

$19.1 trillion. and -- >> juan: that's better than anyone thinks and he's, especially compared to biden. sanders is in the hospital but he did very well as well. and, the winners this week in terms of the money which is always important are sanders and warren. and pete buttigieg. so greg is making fun of him for being out in hollywood, and, the

big dollar donors, and pete buttigieg has done this right, you go where the money is where the money for him is out in hollywood. >> dagen: he raise way more money than donald trump did an donald trump, well, she's not the president, let's leave it at that. he's out there lining up a production deal with netflix i bet, that's his next step. the obama stated. >> dana: up next, kamala harris' campaign struggles continue. the candidate wasn't expecting this answer when she asked supporters if they were ready for her to be president. >> there's this whole conversation that's been coming up about electability. focus on our campaign. is america ready for that? >> dana: it cringeworthy. greg? >> greg: she is as persuasive

as i dmv a bureaucrat. have you ever noticed her level of tolerance is getting thinner and lower, and i keep expecting her to say, that said, i've had enough, i'm out of here. i thought she would be much stronger candidate than she is. i think it's dangerous to extrapolate from that little bit of tape. she's not doing well in the polls and i don't think that's indicative -- that was a gun event out in reno, and i don't -- you don't know who's got the audience. i will say, i thought she would be a much stronger candidate, i thought she was very attractive as a senator, and they would give her a tremendous base with california moving up in the primary calendar. but she has not performed.

>> dana: at the end of the week if you are tallying it all up, what kind of a week did you have? >> desperation is the world's worst perfume. she is not in the top three in any of the early state polls. she is fourth in -- in fourth place in nevada and she is behind pete buttigieg in the national polls which gives this woman a lot of credit. if somebody had done that to me i would have checked that microphone at her. [laughter] >> dana: it when you are willing to do a campaign event like that, you ask a question of the crowd and you have to be sure you've got your people there. >> greg: i would quarantine the crowd with some tough security guys. [laughter] >> you do that anyway. >> dana: kamala harris is actually polling lower than andrew yang and her own state. speaking of him, andrew yang also knows how to shred on a skateboard. i don't even know what that is.

[cheers and applause] so he just keeps going. >> greg: i felt bad for beto, he thought he was the cool wind income he thought he had all the best t-shirts and here comes this other guy who is another better, smarter version of him. can i use the beto max joked two days in a row? he kind of took his self obsession with thoughtful intellect. that's all. >> dana: what do you think of him raising $10 million in the third quarter? >> he's charming but this is the new trend comic climate change plan. he did say we may not own our own cars, and then he's going to attack cattle farmers so people he last meat.

i hate any skateboarders you see. >> juan: you know where that's coming fro >> dana: he is pulling up 2% nationally and senators lobo char and booker are at 1%. >> juan: is like a bright and shiny, new person on the scene and two people think they don't have a voice. i thought beto arak was going to be that person but, as andrew yang. i thought yang would be more interesting. he has not been a player at the debate. >> dana: because nobody ever asked him a question. >> greg: he's got swag, i never thought he could skateboard. >> greg: so biden is in

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speak english. >> jesse: i agree with almost all of his opinions on most matters. and he said this ordinance is unconstitutional on its face and will be struck down as soon as a proper challenge is filed. the point is, the administration here in manhattan is affecting the constitutional rights of u.s. citizens. they are saying if i catch some ms-13 guy like hot wiring my car, say hey, illegal, i get find a quarter million dollars and she gets to stay here. my fine is bigger than his fine. >> that first amendment guarantees you the right to say these things. if i read this, it's an advisory from the human rights commission but does that make it any less crazy? >> it doesn't make it any less

constitutional. >> and beware of things that are started in europe and work their way over here. if i hear jesse say anything disparaging, i can go to the police and police can go and talk to them about it and arrest him because he said something in the privacy of his own home that's now on the band word li list. those ideas on tech companies, and i think -- if you might know in a business, if i'm telling jesse a joke and you don't like it, you can report us. >> cracking down on words, not deeds but words.

if that is and that's meant to scare you into obedience. so imagine if the phrase was used as a joke or trash talk for a punch line, the title of the song by phil collins. and saying that is part of a script. and, he went to a traffic accident and discovered that one of the people involved was an illegal immigrant. the police officials said, that's contrary to our department policy. what do you think?

>> yes and he's back on the job. the horror of police officers and the law of the land. this was a deeded, this officer was punished briefly. and the words, it's an effort to normalize the idea that there is just free immigration, that we don't have any borders and anyone can come here, then that is okay. that's what they are trying to do. >> this is one of the safest cities in the world and may be because there is a good indication between the immigrant community and the police. >> dana: i would argue that it looks safer because they haven't been enforcing low level, crimes, i see shoplifting every single day out of stores where they can't afford it. so if they go after you with a quarter million a dollar fine for using words, but by the way, don't step in that human

excrement because we don't clean up. >> jesse: isn't there a killer on the loose today? >> greg: yes. there's a killer that killed his wife in a horrifying fashion and he is on the loose in new york. there are these stories like the joker, and then there is a real joker out there that just committed a heinous crime in new york city and nobody knows the story. >> juan: and what about the shoplifting that >> dana: caught? >> dana: i was chased into a parking garage by idea guy using a four-letter word that starts with a third letter of the alphabet. and you know what -- stay right there people because the fastest seven with all of its fun, up

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you were interested. >> jesse: i mean i wouldn't a farm animal near my tea and crumpets that's disgusting. or pig that survive chernobyl. but there's got to be a sick deviant component involved in sleeping and dining with certain farm animals and paying with the experience. $41. i saw the whole thing. >> jesse: no one is going to pull the wool over your eyes. [laughter] >> dana: this is going to give me a great idea on how we can make extra money. >> dagen: the dogs of chernobyl, that money goes to charity by the way. >> dana: sure it does. a >> juan: it's not like -- it's a more tame version, right? >> greg: they are suckering

the airbnb people into taking care of their pets. sure you can stay at our house. while you are there, feed my sheep. here's a radioactive pig. [laughs] they are selling it. in my on the right thing now were hallucinating again? >> dagen: you book to goats on your show for heaven sakes. >> emotional support goats. >> dagen: there is yet another downside to our technology addiction. 60% of millennials so they can't relax because they are constantly having to check their phones and some admitting they struggle to go 10 minutes without looking at their devic devices. space and >> jesse: so all you know about millennials as they live in a parent's basement, they don't have jobs, they don't have boyfriends, girlfriends or moaning. so what are they looking at their phone for? no one is calling them, they don't have work emails, what the

heck? >> dagen: actually nine or ten regularly checked their phones even when they know they are knownonew messages. >> greg: i'll admit that there are times that i do this. did you ever notice -- but i won't get into it but this is a testament to all the old bartz who fought in wars and died in wars in both the highways so that the immediate stress that these young people are feeling are in their hand and self-created. you think about the stresses going back 40, 50 or 60 years, this is their stress. >> dana: also i think their parents put this in their heads. they are so obsessed with relaxation but it consumes their thinking. they are consumed, they want to know -- i'm stressed because i'm not relaxed. but it's like this vicious circle. you have a personal responsibility, if you have three well, you can do something about it. >> greg: what's the most

stressful thing is that a meditation app. >> dana: that's the worst, you feel like you have to pick keep clicking. >> juan: we talked about this changing human behavior but what's crazy to me is people walking on the street are on it and what are they looking for? i don't understand it because to my mind, are they feeling like i won't be up to date or there is a breaking news story? >> juan: i don't bother, you have to call me. >> dagen: you know what is worse than the app, meditating with human beings in the room. >> greg: they are probably thinking, what did president trump tweet now? >> dagen: that's probably true. a growing number of americans now choosing to sleep apart to make sure they get enough sleep. a survey found that 25% of married couples snooze in separate beds and 10% stay in completely separate bedrooms. experts say snoring is a top

reason for the move. greg, that's because men sleep hot and ugly. >> greg: i wouldn't know, i'm asleep. >> dana: and they sleep well, that's annoying. >> juan >> greg: that's true. but i wake myself up from snoring, does that ever happened to you? i sleep in a vertical sleepingcs to sell you two and three-bedroom apartments which is more than you need to. >> dagen: women want separate bathrooms. because it only takes one time of falling in the toilet. >> dana: or one bathroom with separate sinks. but if you are married you should be together, in my opinion. when i went to the white house, peter would snoring. and i would get snow, so

anointed. but he doesn't snore anymore. >> are you sure it's peter? >> dana: i think so. and jasper doesn't snore so we are in good shape. >> dagen: fits that new york area. >> greg: when i was watching these all-time shows shelves like bewitched and i love lucy? >> dana: that's when it was more about propriety, when they didn't want to show people sleeping together. what was the first show that had -- >> dagen: the brady bunch, they had one giant king bed. >> three separate bedrooms but only one bed do you need to remake in the morning. >> dagen: up next everybody, it's "fan mail friday." ♪ with my hepatitis c,

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>> greg: it's a "fan mail friday." if you could go off on a free 30 minute shopping spree, what store would you pick? >> dana: and nordstrom. and i'm so excited because the

women's at nordstrom store is opening up by central park very soon, like in a month. >> greg: they had a great return policy until i abused it. jesse? >> jesse: i would go next door to the diamond district and just pull it all and, like that. >> juan: you know, my answer earlier this week stayed in my mind. you said the definition of success is how much money? >> you know why -- he say that all the time. >> why did you think money equates with success? i was curious. >> we are getting a little off-topic. >> juan: i like nordstrom a lot but i also think like ted baker. >> dana: i'm wearing a ted baker dress. >> juan: and i see a lot of young people line up at the nike store, like when a new shoe comes out. they have a lot of crazy

sneakers and i know someone whose initials are gg and he loves great sneakers. >> greg: these are amazing, look at that. >> juan: those are amazing. degen? >> dagen: porsche dealership. >> greg: i would go to a time traveling story. if you could wear your favorite and most comfortable clothes to work, what would you wear? >> jesse: sweatpants, my three quarters app and my slippers. >> juan: 's lap like, my pillow? i came up with a zillion dollar product and i will buy all the ads on fox. my slippers! >> jesse: at my slippers. >> juan: my feet, they ache!

[laughter] all right degen. >> dagen: i come to work at 3:00 every morning, you see me. >> juan: you do, you wear track pants. >> dagen: yes or running shorts and a new york rangers t-shirt and i only have three so it might be dirty. and jacket. >> we would all wear sweat sui suits. >> greg: what did they do to be comfortable in the old days before track suits and sweat suits? >> dagen: three-piece suit. >> dana: i would wear my athlete outfit. the pants and a jacket and a long-sleeved top. >> greg: i would wear what i wore to the park. which is my overcoat. remember in the old days that was short hand for a, overcoats? what's the craziest way you've been injured and what was the injury? >> juan: i was working late one night and i got in the cab to go home but the strap of my

raincoat got stuck outside it, and my belt got caught and i grabbed it and it broke my finger. and you know where i was going the next day? disneyland. and my son tony, i would carry him around and he would grab my finger. >> dagen: i was trying to flirt with my english professor in college and i was going into a meeting in his office and i tripped and fell on the desk and split my chin open. [laughter] that was the end of it. >> juan: was impressed? >> dagen: no. >> dana: mind was when i got hit in the face in iraq. the boom mic hit me. [laughs] >> jesse: what you remember my black friday story, i came there with a big bandage and i told

someone that i was wrestling somebody else for a big screen but that was a lie, i hit my head on the mirror because i was hung over. [laughs] 's before i got second degree burns from skiing. who does that? i forgot to wear sunscreen and i woke up and saw the shadow, i looked like the elephant man. i had things like this big. i was in like seve seventh or eighth grade. they had to cut them off my face. i still have them, they are right here. up next, live slippers. [laughs] ♪ new pasta and grill combos starting at $9.99. only at applebee's.

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>> jesse: time now for one more thing. i will go first.

my friend diagnosed type one diabetes, very active to raise research. next saturday october 19th there is a charity walk in long island so you can donate or take a part in that. justin's team is dominick's dominators. also dominating this weekend, "watters' world." we have a hunter biting investigation, his personal life and public life. we talk about the aoc town hall that went wild the other day, and billy bob thorton is in the house to talk about trump and the homeless crisis. all that stuff. >> degan: goliath. taco-bout a holiday, taco holiday. the first taco is believed to be invented between 1,500 bc? americans eat 1.5 billion tacos

each year. is anyone else having a taco? >> greg: no, it's cultural appropriation. >> degan: learned even eating -- >> jesse: you appropriated my feeding frenzy! i'll have a bite. greg? >> greg: i'm just going to promo. ""the greg gutfeld show"." oh, i have dana perino! tomorrow night, watching or you mean nothing to me. also, my on the log is coming to your city. i've got tickets available in omaha but i'm also going to be in jacksonville, durham, cleveland, and knoxville if you go to ggotfouled.com. >> dana: lots of great cities all over the country.

all right, juan, please. >> juan: my mom is faster than your mom and that's no joke if you are allison feelings number. she set a week and this week at the world championships in qatar. she set the gold record at the track and field world championships surpassing even you saying bold usain bolt. she got likely to change its policy to give more support to pregnant women. run, mom, rotten. >> degan: who didn't love that? >> greg: that was my nickname. >> degan: the human club machine. take a look at this. these are in malls across china. this is in china, japan, and the philippines. kids are strapped into a harness and then dipped down and they get to dig in a pit full of snacks. they have ten seconds to grab as many they can bring before they are yanked backup. >> dana: cute!

>> greg: you can't rig that game. >> jesse: you have to grab something. >> juan: that's like our facebook question if you have a few minutes... >> jesse: we'll see you back here on monday. have a great weekend, everybody. >> bret: the trump administration ignores a document deadline from democrats and will now demand and impeachment inquiry vote before working with congress. inspector general testifies on capitol hill about the whistle-blower behind closed doors. immigration and abortion had lined a new supreme court document. we will have a preview of the term. this is "special report. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump defends his call in foreign countries to investigate the bidens saying it has to do with corruption go without politics.