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rudy giuliani and a president of the united states that would be listening to this ridiculous conspiracy idea. which has been completely debunked by everyone. >> dana: did he make any mistakes? here's what he says. >> what do you say to people who believe this is exactly what people hate washington? a vice president son can make money in countries where your father is doing -- official government business. >> i don't know what to tell you. i made a mistake in retrospect as it related to creating any perception that i was wrong. i'm taking it off the table. i'm making the commitment. that's the commitment i'm making. >> dana: hunter was pressed on with his dad knew about the ukrainian issue. >> did you and your father ever discuss ukraine? >> no. as i said, the only time was after a news account -- wasn't a

discussion. no, we never did. >> dana: the other night president trump says where is hunter and hunter is on abc. apparently this was not coordinated with the campaign. hunter decided to do this on a zone and for people who think it was a terrible idea, maybe that campaign wants people to think that. >> jesse: may be. i don't think they didn't know what was going on. that's about as plausible as joe not knowing what his son was doing overseas. abc put the kid in kid glove treatment. it was an atrocious interview. the core issue was, is the biden family for sale and how did sleepy joe not know about the foreign influence through his son and she didn't get to that. she was asking, did you talk about your business deals. he said no. she didn't say hey, look at the photograph. remember the nickelback picture? she didn't say why were you purposely keeping each other in

the dark? is it to have plausible deniability? how about when he said i don't think i was qualified to be on the board and i didn't know anything about ukraine or natural gas but i probably knew more about that than the other people on the board. she could have asked, the former president of poland is on the board. international investors, former cia. i think you don't know more than they do about ukraine and natural gas. she never asked why did you hire a p.r. firm to smear the investigator probing burisma. she never asked why do you think you got the job? why do you think people were given this positions. >> dana: i think she did ask that. he confirmed what people have assumed when she asked, did you profit off the last name and he said yeah. >> jesse: the point is why are they giving the job to him.

what kind of influence are they buying with the job offer any couldn't answer it. >> dana: juan, your thoughts. >> juan: i thought -- dana and i and ari fleischer were talking about it, it's a strange day for him to come out and make it the news on the day of the big debate tonight. i guess it heightens the stakes in terms of how his dad handles it tonight. my sense is that hunter was contrite and he was pretty honest in saying you know what, got a lot of breaks because his last name is biden and he doesn't know the extent of the brakes and the money that's come his way because his last name is biden. he admits it created a negative perception even if it broke no laws. i think he was very contrite on that level. but by coming clean, jesse, it seems to me he creates pressure on the trump kids to come clean. because you have don jr., you have eric, ivanka, all have huge

multinational global business dealings going on while their dad is in the white house. i think last year the prophets were between 29 and $135 million. property is being sold. father has never divested himself of the trump company. we don't hear anything about it and they don't speak about it. it seems to me that's the ongoing. >> jesse: are you comparing hunter to john jr. and ivanka and eric? do you think they are at the same level? >> juan: are you kidding? this is corruption. >> jesse: do you think hunter biden is at the same professional and business level as the trump kids? >> juan: i see what you're saying in terms of expertise and knowledge, yes. >> jesse: i would disagree strongly. >> dana: hunter was fairly defensive in the interview but i think at some ways for good reason. he knows that his dad has been losing -- going down and most of the polls. elizabeth warren is considered the front runner. there's a lot of pressure on him

but he doesn't think he did anything wrong. >> emily: i thought his defensiveness was so palpable. he came across and entitled, frustrated, he felt attacked. i thought his statements were weak and ineffective for those reasons. he said he regrets the appearance, the perspective of something wrong. the only mistake was not taking into account rudy giuliani or a president scrutinizing him. if i can comment on what you were saying, juan. a tremendous difference as a citizen is how much the business dealings were intertwined with the state. i want to take this moment to point out how intertwined hunter biden's with the chinese state. his attorney, the other day and said he's stepping down as director of the board and he's received no profit from his stake. that's not true. what he invested in its 400,000 some change investment gave him control and influence over $1.5 billion in capital over

there. what does that fund that he's an owner of investing? really sensitive assets like the state owned in china nuclear power company and the u.s. that company has reported in their documents specifically that they lure investors who, because they are children of officials, to leverage the network and that he had a 30% stake the entire time. >> dana: as bret baier pointed out, you get the payout on your way out so when you're leaving. who knows. there are probably more questions about that. what did you think about his performance and maybe that of the media? >> greg: he is clearly no boy scouts despite being intens intense. >> jesse: very good. >> greg: struck me as someone who's lived a pretty fast life. i've seen that look before. when he said he did nothing wrong but in retrospect he shouldn't of done it, that's exactly what i say when my wife has cornered me on something. it's like yeah, i shouldn't have

had 15 wine coolers but it's not wrong. i shouldn't have thrown up at the bosses picnic. i did nothing wrong but i shouldn't of done it. the lesson is there is a downside to nepotism. you get the benefits, you get the benefits up front. jobs, first-class airfare, pick up chicks, all the stuff hunter biden has been doing. this was a karma-esque. is that a word? it's a new thing, a golden rule i think of the donald trump presidency. for every action, there is a powerful reaction. so eugene up a ukrainian phone call. we are going to gin up hunter. in terms of stories, they might be the same but if you're going to push this one, i'm going to do to you. this hunter story actually sticks because people rich kids who get away with stuff and that's different, to juan's point, then donald trump's kids

because they actually work for a living. do you think trump lets his kids slide at work? if you asked his kids, would it have been easier to work for a stranger than your dad, they would've said stranger. because their dad never rests. he would seem like a merciless boss, especially if you are related. >> dana: you wouldn't want to let them down. the ukrainian gas board, oh, well. >> greg: trump would tell donald, eric is doing really good. and then he would go to eric, donald is doing really good. >> jesse: donald trump just got into politics two years ago. his kids were very successful in the private sector for many, many years. if you look at the resume of hunter, i don't know if you've looked at it, juan, but every single step of joe's career, hunter was right behind him. out of law school, went to the big bank, joe's biggest contributor. then he went to the board of amtrak.

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>> greg: welcome back. it's time for greg's hypocrite of the week. this is a new segment where i think a lot of person who says one thing then does another. this week's hypocrite... hypocrite number one is greg gutfeld. why? because on the show i slammed the use of secret recordings and videos were investigators get staffers to narc on their bosses at bars. if you record people long enough while they are drinking, you can get them to say anything. that scares me except when it comes to cnn. project veritas release recordings of cnn news call between staffers and jeff sachar where he validates your assumptions about the goal of his network. to be the trump impeachment network. in order to get eyeballs in revenge while still calling it news.

>> moving towards impeachment. we shouldn't pretend this is going one way and so all of these moves are moves towards impeachment. so don't lose sight of it. >> greg: earth shattering. do i feel good discussing this sneaky stuff? no. but i do feel good that we are hearing from the horse's mouth exactly what we knew all along, that after doing their best to make trump the nominee, figuring he would lose, cnn must now destroy trump because he won. it's not news to you. we knew this. now it can be no longer denied by cnn which is nice giving all the times they have accused trump supporters being dumb sheep. like this from last night. >> if enough americans, remember, trump has 30, 31%. they don't care about the facts,

they don't know about the facts. they are fine people except they are ignorant about these things that we are talking about and they will not budge. >> greg: does that snap on and snap off? was that commentary or news? who cares. it is all the same to them. it's made to order for their boss. as much as i hate secret recordings, i will take this one and by the way so should cnn. they do love a good whistle-blower, don't they? all right. jesse. >> jesse: yes. >> greg: how do you feel about this? >> jesse: the hair? i love it. i wish i had hair like that. i need to comb and over more to the front. it's a helmet and looks good on him but i don't believe anything else he said. >> greg: what is the plus or minus the video?

>> jesse: are not blown away by the content. i think the president of cnn saying we have to follow impeachment heart is not breaking news. or that he said let's tell lindsey graham. or that he said fox news is disruptive. he said it out in the open many times. the people they did get access to seem to me to be low-level players without editorial power. he mentioned that zucker feels guilty about "the apprentice" and is trying to get revenge. that's not breaking news. cnn says it's a nonbiased straight news organization even in prime time when they are clearly not. it's not -- he's not a whistle-blower. i think you will never get hired again. this is one or two videos, expecting a third, anticipating

something more. i'm excited. great journalist and a brave guy looking for truth. at this point i'm still waiting for a bigger more explosive things. >> greg: dana, that was very fair and balanced from jesse. he said he liked the work but was disappointed in the product. i think what gets me, brian stelter is writing a book about fox news. he works at cnn and he's writing a book and they are constantly calling us state run. >> dana: what would they talk about without fox news? >> greg: exactly. >> dana: not just cnn. >> greg: they are run with an ideology. >> dana: here's the thing, i don't like seeker videos. i think people -- just before i know. i apologize for that. >> dana: [laughs] that was terrible. >> jesse: you acid washed that one, gutfeld. >> dana: if you are competing in terms of ideology or a corporation or team, win on the

merits. if there was us ports oriented meeting and he went into a team locker room and gave information to the eagles. i was going to say the silliest people are like that's what they were going to do. people would be outrage. the cowboys and the eagles confide out and see who wins. it will probably be the cowboys. >> jesse: the eagles. come on! >> greg: juan, i'm going to float a theory. during the election, fnc wasn't trump tv. we had 19 candidates. we were having intense fights. i wasn't for trump. i was a marco rubio guy. we were fighting about. cnn, none of those as other candidates mattered. they put all of their eggs on

trump. i think now they feel guilty about it. calling us state run is hilarious but they were -- this is their penance. >> juan: you write about the zucker-trump relationship. we all gave a lot of airtime to donald trump. >> greg: i think we were the fairest network of all. "the five," we were ripping each others throats out. >> juan: i'm saying forget what we say. it was the coverage of the trump rallies. i didn't think trump did that well in the debates but the rallies is what was great tv and everybody covered it as tv without understanding it has political consequence. to my mind, i have worked for several journalist organization organizations. if you wiretapped any of our morning editorial calls, you would hear stuff and say is that biased? is it not biased? there's no bias in the boss saying to you impeachment and

trump are the biggest story in american politics right now. i am with jesse. i don't see that there's anything news in this or evidence of bias. reporters, don't lose sight of the big story because that's what the audience wants to hear about. >> greg: emily, they make it a big story by saying that. we have to keep it going, keep the flame going. >> emily: they are creating their own fire. what struck me about the tapes was when the guy said they, the seated executives, they don't like tulsi gabbard because she takes an unconventional route with policy. that's exactly what comes out of the left and the democrats. they will never support free thinking. that was the saddest part, not that they're focusing on trump and impeachment but that they are ignoring everyone else that deserves attention. the final point, it kills me, may be because i travel so much, 323 million people are subjected to cnn in airports and i encourage every airport to let their contract lamps because people are getting tired of it.

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field, dana? >> dana: they are going to have to fight it out amongst themselves. michelle obama is never running for office, period. there was another story that came out today that said mike bloomberg is thinking about getting back in the race because he said he would not get in the race of joe biden was going around. now he barely might be thinking that joe biden is in free fall. so maybe he's going to get back in the race. but i also heard that's not true. [laughter] >> jesse: juan, what does that tell you about joe? other high-profile candidates waiting in the wings. hillary last week, people were talking about her. what does it say to you? >> juan: i don't like it says much about the field. i read somewhere people were talking about obama, president obama, could run again and what is the law? do you mean this says nothing about the field. as dana says, she's not running. she is a cultural figure. she's not beyonce but she's

getting close. i'm repeating something i said earlier. she went on her book tour and she filled arenas. they were sold out arenas. >> greg: who does that sound like? >> juan: he wishes. >> jesse: topic, juan. >> juan: the larger issue is that people are still coming to some conclusion. you see this in the polls not just in new hampshire but nationally. people shift between first choice, second choice, not sure. the big beneficiary so far as elizabeth warren who's been taking support away from pete buttigieg, kamala harris, bernie sanders. >> jesse: i think it speaks to the weakness of joe biden. >> emily: and democrats in general. the grass is greener on the other side we saw in 2016 when they were pining after joe biden because i felt he at that time better represented the obama era. he wasn't getting beaten up in the primary. >> dana: he should've run

then. >> emily: no matter what cycle it is, there is always going to be pining for whoever is not there. >> greg: they are wishful for michelle. i call it mich-ful thinking. we have said this. there's a terminal lack of excitement about the big names. meanwhile the most genuine people you are not hearing about. to me marianne williamson is the most genuine person up there. i think yang lost his bang. if they go after joe, i might feel like picking on gramps. they might let him wander off into the sunset. >> dana: is anyone going to be brave enough tonight? >> greg: i don't know. maybe hunter could run.

he's very qualified. >> jesse: the big debate tonight. honestly they're going to be asking about hunter. bernie's attack against liz warren for supporting capitalism. how do you see things shaking out? >> dana: bernie says he's going to take around. he says i'm not a capital s and they're going to have a fight about capitalism and that will be really great for the democrats in the general election. here's one thing about biden, if you are to be able to get through this primary process and become the nominee, it's much better to have had to deal with the hunter situation in the primary than in the general election because then, by then they will be baked into the cake. >> greg: well done. at the end of the day. >> juan: you are full of analogies. >> dana: those aren't analogies. the six cliches. lebron james under fire about what's been called the most disgraceful moment of his career. find out next.

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♪ >> juan: basketball star lebron james facing a major backlash. he's accused of signing with china after blasting houston rockets gm daryl morey over a tweet supporting pro-democracy protests in hong kong. here's what lebron james had to say. >> when you're misinformed or not educated about something and i'm just talking about the tweet itself, you never know the ramifications that can happen. so many people could have been harmed. not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually. just be careful what we tweet and say and what we do, even though yes, we do have freedom of speech. there can be a lot of negative that comes from that. >> juan: lebron later tweeting out a clarification basically saying "i'm not discussing the substance. others can talk about that." but the followed has been severe. "usa today" column saying james

"undermines values he's espoused, most disgraceful moment of career." protesters in hong kong burning his jersey. jesse, he says he's not talking about the substance, just the idea that the houston general managers tweet caused a controversy while you had nba teams over there in asia. how do you see it? >> jesse: the most disgraceful moment of his career was when he went to l.a. they miss the playoffs. there was a horrible year last year and then they traded away his whole team and we'll see how he does this year. he did damages brand a little bit. a lot of patriotic americans didn't like what he had to say and he can say whatever he wants but there's consequences to his freedom of speech too. i assume he was just trying to make sure that the league makes money and that his teammates makes money and that no one rocks the boat. that's what he's trying to do. he's kind of the ambassador for the nba. he is not a human rights advocate. but then to say that the guy in

houston was uneducated or misinformed about was going on in hong kong was disrespectful and insulting. does he know that the chinese give the british a 100 year lease on hong kong after they lost back-to-back opium wars. did he know that that was promised? they were going to have two systems, one state and they were going to allow in 2020 a phase-in of democracy. and elections but that the chinese have reneged on that and are installing handpicked candidates and are ripping away the candidates from the balance. that's what this is about. i don't know if he knows about it or not but he shouldn't have said what he said to the gm. >> juan: greg, eunice kanter, another nba player -- enes kanter, he had a strong reaction to lebron james and he said wait a second.

talking about people in these authoritarian regimes who lose their job, lose their houses, put in jail as political prisoners. lebron didn't seem to pick up on it. >> greg: he lebron-splained. remember, when you tweet, it's in public. wow. i had no idea! people disagree. maybe you shouldn't tweet. do science. eat food or you might starve. breathe every now and then. it was also an idiotic comment because he was talking about restraint. he was a big advocate for colin kaepernick who wore socks depicting police officers as pigs so him telling us to be more thoughtful is a little strange. the bigger point is that celebrities are outspoken when there is no skin in the game. they will condemn religious bakers. or someone who doesn't want a gender-neutral bathroom. you get rewarded for that on

social media but when there is skin in the game and money to be made, a billion-dollar contract or fear of being called intolerant, there's a strange silence about imprisonment of gays or honor killings and families. your silent on baker's. >> juan: lebron james was the guy who wore the t-shirt into shootaround saying "i can't breathe" in support of what was going on here with black men and police but now saying he's not going to talk about the substance. he's thinking like a businessman. >> some people have said we understand if someone has direct knowledge of a domestic issue. a person of color speaking of their experience on race relations. by all means, you have credibility and may be an international situation if someone's not directly involved. maybe it's not as credible. there is that side to it.

it makes sense that daryl morey spoke up. the gm. if any team is the most entrenched in china, it's houston. i understand lebron's messaging. it was sloppy and horrible and there's a firestorm from it. he was basically saying wait a week. you're in japan. there are guys that are still in china. he was trying to say that i think, that i understand the censorship. they could knock on the door and hold our guys hostage because of how dictatorial china is. i see that element. i think as citizens and patriots, the one thing that we can export is liberty and freedom. the thought that someone would be either held hostage to their business interests in china or that we don't include that in the conversation with somebody that's as fundamental as liberty, it's an issue. the final point, i was part of

nfl china launch in the late 2000s which obviously failed. it totally failed. no one wanted football over there. but they love basketball. it's a big deal over there and those a lot more complicated business interests. if we have issues, let's look where our phones are made. >> juan: dana, trying to give lebron the benefit of the doubt. he's talking about the business or when emily was saying, the fact that you had teams on the ground. even from a business point of view, it might be in the short-term interest to say nothing but in the long term, i think social justice has proven to be good business for american companies. >> dana: maybe. it remains to be seen. jesse said he doesn't -- lebron james doesn't consider himself human rights advocate but he doesn't consider himself a social justice warrior. social justice for who? your fans? the nba has all the power. they hold all the cards and they

played the worst possible hand. they lost everything. if people in hong kong won't forget it. maybe doesn't matter to lebron james. he's a billionaire. doesn't necessarily matter. he doesn't seem to understand why people are mad. that's what i think is the most troubling thing. if you don't understand and what are we fighting for? seemed to understand it when colin kaepernick is doing it but you don't for the people around the world? it doesn't make sense. the other thing is he's trying to figure out a way to get around, maybe you shouldn't tweet. actually no, we have free speech too. don't tell me when i can or cannot tweet and there might be consequences to the business owner. talked about that when it came to colin kaepernick with nike. i came up with a new phrase people might want to consider. to tweet his own. >> juan: go, dana. watch out, lebron. dana is here. don't go anywhere, folks. the fastest seven is coming at you right here on "the five." ♪

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alexandria ocasio-cortez figurine. jesse, i will let you weigh in. >> jesse: i have my own figurine. i got it a few months ago. she's obviously just trying to steal my swagger. we did this on "the five" and she probably sought because she is obsessed with fox news. >> greg: and with you. >> jesse: can't stop talking about fox news. she had to follow along. i get it. >> emily: i think it's going to take up the space currently being occupied by the notorious rbg. >> dana: she has a primary challenger in their district that may give her a run for her money. >> emily: topic two. flight attendants and the captain will no longer be announcing ladies and gentlemen on air canada flights. the company is going gender fluid and replacing those gratings with neutral words such as everybody. i was in a cafe and taped on the counter it said alternatives to using "you guys."

i'm going to keep saying "you guys." i don't remember the 27 alternatives. >> greg: canada is no longer give us a ladies and gentlemen on flights but for now they are adding a separate class where you can wear black face. >> dana: [laughs] >> greg: that is to you, justin. >> emily: how do you feel, juan? >> juan: i don't understand the offense. >> jesse: juan. >> juan: it's not just canada. the new york city subways have taken the same position. i don't have any problem with saying hello, everyone. i don't find any offense and that either. hello, everybody. hello, everyone. i have tremendous sympathy for people who are transgender and going through that, it's a tough life. i don't see how it is specifically offensive. >> jesse: because if you are transgender. i can't believe i have to explain this. if you are transgender and you don't identify as a man or woman and someone says ladies or

gentlemen, come on down to the gate and you are neither, you feel excluded. >> juan: oh, stop. >> jesse: it's upsetting and you want to feel included and the rest of society. why do i have to explain this? >> greg: because you are a social justice warrior. >> emily: washington nationals pitcher daniel hudson through his own team a curveball. the reliever chose to skip the big game to be present for the birth of his daughter. hudson is facing a backlash for that decision. to the nats fan at the table. it's basic >> juan: i think childbirth is more important thn any game. >> jesse: you are just a night because they won. if they had needed a closer. >> juan: jobs come and go. >> jesse: this is his third child. [laughter] 's play on. he's getting paid a lot.

>> dana: i would definitely go to the birth. >> jesse: you would be having the child! [laughter] >> emily: i feel opposite. work first. think about how many people are deployed and missed the births of their kids. it's a playoff game. get on the mound. >> greg: it is so overrated. >> dana: baseball? >> greg: no. watching someone have a baby. have you watch the documentaries? it's not pretty. plus the daughter, a girl? ten years from now she might go, you should've gone to work. that was so weak. you should've gone. >> jesse: she's not going to remember it. >> juan: she will remember that they are world series champions! >> emily: "one more thing" is up next. cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first

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>> greg: this is a special one, can we roll it? ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great >> greg: this is what makes doing "the five" worthwhile, it makes me tolerate emily, this is a truly foul act. >> jesse: that hurt me. >> greg: if it walks like a duck. can we see that one more time? what are you talking about there? where did i get that video from? ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great >> greg: there is nothing you can say. >> juan: halloween is coming up in two weeks, one california

mom is celebrating every day of october. she wears fabulous costumes to pick her kids up from school. her costumes are made from bits and pieces she gets from a thrift store. it didn't go over well with her four boys when she started doing this six years ago but now the kids are dressing up with her, she recently spoke at the morning assembly explaining why she wears the costumes. >> we want to help each other be good, say nice things, we can also not worry about things other people say. >> juan: happy halloween everyone, two weeks. >> jesse: what are you going to be for halloween? >> juan: should i dress up as a jesse watters figurine? >> greg: that's cultural appropriation. >> jesse: i've started watching jeopardy and wheel of fortune from 7-8, this is an

intro, listen to this intro. >> i've been trapped in a loveless marriage for the last 12 years to an old battle ax named kim, she cursed my life with three stepchildren and i have one rotten grandson. >> jesse: pat sajak got a kick out of that, he ended up losing but a solid intro. >> juan: i think he was joking joking. >> emily: they are always so nice to each other. >> dana: this one more thing is also courtesy of peter, these are mourners in ireland and they couldn't believe it when they heard a voice from beyond the grave at a local man's funeral. they gathered to say goodbye and this happened.

[bleep] let me out! >> dana: this is funny, his loved ones watched his coffin being buried because he got the last laugh because he has recorded this audio when he wanted that played his funeral and he made people laugh on their way out. and nobody is laughing. >> emily: that's why it's a good prank i suppose. that's a hard act to follow, they say "teamwork makes the dream work," for this young fairfield high football player, this is his interception and to check out what happened. he basically gets so excited he started running the opposite direction, you can see all of his teammates pointing and then he gets tackled by his own teammate, poor guy. it's amazing. >> jesse: that's not going to

happen this weekend when the cowboys and the eagles play. >> greg: this sports banter is incredible. >> emily: "special report" is up next. >> bret: that is good sports banter, we are coming to you live from campus outside columbus, what is being billed as the largest presidential debate in american history as 12 democratic candidates will cram onto one stage at a crucial stage in thebefore the iowa cau. we'll have a preview and analysis over the next hour but we begin tonight with something sure to come up during tonight's debate, that is the ongoing fighting in and over syria. president trump is calling for a cease-fire and a sending vice president pence to the region tomorrow, this comes as russia takes ste