that will do it for us here. you are looking at a further record for the dow industrial average. all 3 are higher. catch me tomorrow on fox business. now "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i am juan williams with emily, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> in 2 hours president trump will hold a homecoming rally in the battleground state of florida to celebrate his official move from new york city to the sunshine state. michael bloomberg's team is warning democrats that trump is well positioned to win reelection. >> mike is getting in the race because he thinks donald trump

is on the path to victory. right now donald trump is winning. it's tough for people to understand that, but that's happening. >> and a new report said former obama is privately critical of joe biden and telling a candidate that biden doesn't have it when it comes to establishing a bond with the electorate in iowa. >> it doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure on thought. i said that for a year. just look at him on teleivation. there is no biden base -- no biden movement. there is nothing. i don't know why people have to look at polls and worry about joe biden beating donald trump. it's never going to happen. even the guy that picked him to be the vice-president and spent 8 years with him knows it will never happen. forget about joe biden.

he is over-rated. the only person more over-rated is bloomberg. so what if he has money? he won't win single state. all of the advertising he drops on trump will back fire. trump is getting attacked by a short billionaire from new york city. >> what is wrong with with short. >> you better revise that. >> [laughing]. >> it will strengthen trump. >> 30 years from now i will drudge up this tape and you will be cancelled. >> dana, it's interesting. you hear that bloomberg's campaign manager saying donald trump is winning. but we would expect that the incumbent would have an advantage. on the other hand, if you look at the real clear politics. biden is beating trump by 10. and warren by 6 and sanders by

7. >> it could be true in the popular vote but not true in the battleground. we saw the numbers from wisconsin and that was good news for the trump campaign. florida is where presidential elections are decided. the president moved from new york to florida. bloomberg has a solid base of support in virginia because of all of the money he put in to this to get democrats elected on gun issues and on climate change as well. the thing about president trump and vice-president pence and president obama -- sorry, trump, bloomberg and obama all agree that biden won't be the nominee and he can't be trump. >> think that's really what obama is saying? >> i think there are worries from obama that biden won't be able to win the presidency even if he gets the nomination.

going back to president obama saying you don't have to do this joe. you don't have to a big groundswell of support. if biden was running it away this, we would all know it. they are not able to raise the money. there is no groundswell of support. is this a point where biden will say i will put all of these together for me. the only way is if president obama says biden is the guy. get in line. it doesn't look like obama will do that. >> take a look at pete buttigieg. he is saying that he is not the guy that obama was talking to for this anonymous quote. >> i am not. our message is resonating here. i think iowans are looking for a bold vision and a readiyness to

do that in a way that unifies and doesn't divide. >> greg, counter my sentence. the president is going to florida. he is advertising this is a homecoming rally because he moved from new york to florida. i am thinking to myself 2 things. one, i am thinking hey, you don't have to pay income taxes in florida, right? and the second thing, he gets to go home early for thanksgiving while i am working. >> there you go. you know what is funny. you followed up buttigieg with the talk about a rally. that's a huge issue. the dems are suffering from fun envy. the democratic faces. biden, bernie and bloomie. it's like the golden girls without the sex appeal and you have buttigieg who is boring as all hell.

it's like the dmv, versus delta house. a group of people having the time of their lives and then people just sad all the time. poor joe. i feel bad for joe. he is like the kidding waiting for his brother to pick him up from school and it's 7 o'clock and he forgot. if obama were a good friend, he would pull joe aside and say you have to move on. she is not into. you keep buying her flowers but he is dating somebody else. the guy is trump. and bloomie's ad had the energy of a nap. let's get it on. no, let's go to sleep. >> what is the delta house? >> that was from animal house. >> i thought there was a delta lounge i didn't know about. >> [laughing]. >> did you see animal house?

>> yes. >> there is a tv show called delta house that was a spin off of animal house. >> for all of the bad things you say about biden, he continues to lead. >> because he is actually kind of a good person. >> let's take a look at robert deniro talking about michael bloomberg. >> i like bloomberg. he is an adult. he is a grownup. >> [laughing]. >> we just have to get past this get over the hump into calm waters. bloomberg might be the one. >> wow. people say he is far left. now apparently endorsing bloomberg. >> that's more of an indication of the los angeles and new york, coastal approach to the campaigns and ignores the majority of the country. what is interesting about bloomberg is that for all of the measured success people cite with him, it's never himself he

is selling. he was never the commodity. he was bankrolling someone else. all of the issues he made a differencea. -- difference with. that was his money but not him. we have yet to hear how his message will be. i will save the democrats. and secondly whether that will even work. i think biden came out with a measure of huberous that no one expected. he thought he would have obama's support. obama always was like 3 times not a charm. he is probably learning late in the game that this was a likely mistake. >> i heard today democrats saying bloomberg deportsupportet of republicans. talked about rudy giuliani and gave money to orrin hatch. >> now democrats are mad at him. >> that's what i am saying. wait a second you are waiting for the democratic nomination.

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> is the impeachment charade

unravelling. new polling suggests many attitudes on the impeachment have not budged. the numbers the same as they did before the recent hearings started. some democrats are wavering in their support. take michigan congresswoman from sunday. >> sitting here knowing how divided this country is. i don't see the value of taking him out of office. but i do see the value of putting down a marker saying his behavior is not acceptable. >> she was forced to walk that back earlier today and says she still support impeaching trump. house committees are releasing more transcripts from the impeachment witness deposition. we will bring you anything exciting from them. >> which means nothing. >> i can't wait for more deposition transcripts. >> [laughing]. >> juan, a generous reading of

the polls say they have not budged or people are less likely to support impeachment. you had two full weeks of totally rigged hearings and you could not move the needle at all. it went the other way. does that tell you it failed? >> if you were a defense lawyer, your honor, he is leading the witness. >> [laughing]. >> but i will say this: didn't you tell me the polls had gone down? i said that's not true. that's from the trump people. >> i have polls that say i am right. >> the poll i say today the cnn poll has 50% calling not only for trump to be impeached but removed. >> a cnn poll. >> i have another. i see your cnn poll and raise

you the pbs poll. >> stop measuring polls. >> the big point here is that democrats moved this thing so much. >> did they? >> 50%. when bill clinton was impeached the support never got beyond 29%. >> because it's a liberal media. >> how you attack the media? >> i do. >> greg, all the media cares about is how this impeachment would affect republicans. they didn't see how it would affect democrats. it's affecting the world. we have to admit it is split. if you watch cnn, at least here when we are talking about the polls, you realize there is a split. we are honest about it. on cnn you would not know there is another side. that's the thing that is so frustrating. they are still clutching on to

this idea it's 100%. schiff and cnn they are like thelma and louise with the car off the cliff. brad pitt was in it. >> let's forget about polls and talk about democrats. >> okay. >> right now in the senate, manchin and 2 democrats that will vote with republicans to not convict. now problems in the house among democrats. i don't think there will be any republicans supporting impeachment. i think you will see democrats if they hold a vote. some will vote with republicans. >> they might. the representative in the intro, she is in a district that votes for democrats like plus 30. that's a lot. now i will take her at her word on sunday and not the walk back where she said i don't think it's a good idea. let's beat him at the ballot

box. that's a better way. it will be interesting to see what the representatives in swing district do. if that's coming from somebody that the democrats will win in those districts, what will happen next week on wednesday the house judiciary committee will start hearings as well. i find it hard to imagine, but we will see. maybe nothing will change. we went through 2 weeks of impeachment. america will have thanksgiving. they will come back next week and they are still talking about impeachment? that's a hard sell go they don't have something new and big. >> the people testifying are not even connected to this at all. >> yes. that's true. that will be difficult for the average american to swallow and understand and care about. if i can make a quick point, the house so far has pursued only

two legal aspects. they wanted to compel him to testify and the grand jury testimony from the mueller report. they said we can't question mcgan, until we have the grand jury testimony. the doj will argue you said you didn't want this testimony. it's creeping up into christmas. it will be way past that. >> who is slow walking this? i think it's president trump and his team. >> oh, yes. >> you to protect future presidents. >> oh, yeah. >> [laughing]. >> they can't chew gum and walk at the same time. they can't. i like this. >> you swallow your gum while you are walking it's very bad. >> 60% of american women favor

impeachment and removal. >> more polls. ready. i will see your vote. 33% of blacks and hispanics are against impeachment. >> it's true. >> i am glad you said it. >> next up blasting those who call her socialist policies free stuff. ♪ hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment.

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>> ♪ >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is slamming critics who say she is just promising free stuff. >> people say all of this about free stuff. this is not about free stuff. >> [applauding]. >> they are public goods. i don't want to hear the term free stuff ever again!

>> bernie sanders is confirming his plan to raise taxes on anyone earning more than $29,000 a year to fund his healthcare agenda. democrats are calling out medicare for all which could hurt their chances in 2020. jesse, what aoc is talking about. those are not actually public goods. if emily gets a taxpayer funded education that is benefiting emily and not the bubble. -- the public.

i think she is confused. >> this remind me of bill clinton. it depends on what the meaning of it is. when they lose elections they change the rules. they do this with abortion. it's not pro-life. you are anti-choice. with tax cuts. tax cuts have to be paid for. >> quid pro quo and bribery. >> good point dana. this is socialism trying to warm people up to the idea it's not your stuff, it's our stuff. you raise taxes on the wealthy so someone can go to college for free. it's like barack obama saying you didn't build that. we used the public roads. all of that stuff. it's really one step, way from communism. and even elizabeth warren is warming to the idea that her medicare for all is a killer. she said i won't take away

everyone's private healthcare until the third year of my term. >> i can argue with you? >> yeah. >> i think an educated work forces a public good. >> that's why you get k-through 12 education. >> you say that's not true. >> i think k-through 12 education needs to be much improved. and tax funding for college kids to take remedial english is a rip off. >> i agree with you. when we have an educated work force it means we can compete with the chinese and the germans in terms of gross national product. we have better people for anybody who wants to start a company and wants good emplio -- employees. >> i agree. there is a distinction between higher education being a public

good and what behooves us is more trade. our infrastructure is falling apart. there are skill sets that into ho hoof -- behoove us. >> you can't say it twice. >> i said it twice? >> yes. >> aoc is making this public relations argument for no reason. you realize she doesn't understand that costs are absorbed. costs are costs. you can't just argue semantics. were you just falling asleep? >> yes. >> god! >> [laughing]. >> all right, all right. i am going to defend aoc.

this is an infinity argument. it never gets out of the circle. we built that with my money, but you would not have made the money if we had not built the road. it's an infinnite argument. it never ends. >> you can't change it. go whatever. like it or not she is the future of the democratic party. he has the thing. you can't figure out what the thing is. she is 30 and won't run until 2028 and you hope he learns. figures out what is wrong and sboy thesboy then.s boy thesboy thenboy then. she kept jeff bezos from coming here. him bringing $3 million to new york would be good for a hungry public who needed jobs. her getting him out of there.

she deprived the city of a public good. she screwed the city. >> i think she is speaking to the constituency that elected her and to bernie sanders. >> i don't think she is. if you read the letters in the "new york post" today. they all went to cuomo >> when people mock her, i think it fires up her base in a way when people mock trump, people say you don't understand him. >> there are a lot of people who think big corporations and the rich in this country get away

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> [laughing]. >> s& l davidson said i refused to do college after this year. you are setting yourself up for trouble. not the first to write off the home of dwindling free speech. why is it getting so bad? 2 words. identity politics. i can't list the offended

without triggering out rage. the left created grovances and offensives. there are more identities than people. thick skins have been replaced with open wounds. so -- what can today's comics say to those who demand to be shielded from offensive jokes? rather than share the risk, they bail. the front lines of speech are in retreat leaving a few to fight on. it's up to us to ignore the fighters. if not the joke will be on all of us and no one will be laughing because we will all be suing. emily, i hope you were awake for. that shouldn't comedians go to the places and dare to be cancelled like we do on this

show. >> that's the aim but people are getting cancelled and locking arms that other students can't penetrate to attend a talk. i wish that pete davidson and people like him could be brave enough to say i will do it anyway. why should he do it? so he can get cancelled so people won't be able to attend? i was in san francisco. i was president of the federalist society. my job was to provide the other side for every debate. san francisco was liberal and i never got that. it was welcome to have two sides. the unpopular would get dumped on afterward. when i see berkeley it makes me sad that level of ignorance is preventing the discourse. >> we don't want you sad, emily.

juan, this criticism is transcending politics. bill marr, you so him. conservatives probably saw it coming before the left the conservatives got hit earlier on campuses. >> bill marr got cancelled by conservatives. >> and also by the left when we used the "n" word. >> i agree. not only bill but dave chapel spoke out about it. but they have gone to hbo and netflix and do fine. it's an older and broader audience. i think young people are more sensitive to the idea you are speaking in a way that is offensive. >> it's so sad. >> i agree. i see even big corporations will not take you are too political.

they don't want to offend an interest group. >> that's true. jesse, the idea of sensitivity. it's harmful to people. you have to have a thick skin or get nowhere. >> i blame liberals. they created political correctness. now they are deprived of funny jokes on college. liberal comedians can't get the gigs done. it's like the robots. you create the robots and they come running and shoot you. this is what is happening. >> that's a good analogy. >> political correctness is devouring the people who created it. >> you know how epson doesn't want to go to syria because it's too dangerous? that's how college campuses are now. it's like the syria of this country. it's not worth it. there is too much to lose. in the '80s, just a few years

ago, college campuses, the craziest, edgiest most hilarious places there ever was. that's where people wanted to go. remember spring break and delta house and the costumes. now it's just the opposite. >> dana, you had crazy times in college. you were a hell-raiser. >> i don't think a comedian ever game. it was colorado. >> they had a rodeo clown. >> there is a place in new york called the comedy cellar. >> it's an actual cellar. >> there is a comedian there named jessica. i learned to her pod casts. very, very funny. she just rips republicans up one side and down the other. i laugh. she interviews other comedians and they talk about how they are censoring themselves on stage to prevent this cancelling.

>> i went to see -- i forgot his name. >> [laughing]. >> the guy who rant? >> oh, the guy from do the right thing. tall obnoxious guy. >> yes. he was doing a stand up in new york. he didn't say anything political. he is famous for anti-trump rant. he said i was warned by friends not to get political. he didn't and everyone was like why did we come? that's the funny part. >> michael? >> yes, his first name is michael. >> no. >> [laughing]. >> this is riveting tv. >> this is encouraging. >> yes. >> stay there. fastest-7 is up next. seriously? no surprises?

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in history. they stole over a billion dollars from a museum in germany. >> [laughing]. >> i want to see the video. >> i thought you were going to throw to something. >> i want to see the video. >> [laughing]. >> the video shows them smashing it. >> it's so dark. from what i understand, they jump out and get in an audi and scream away. >> and then they set it on fire. >> an innie or an outie. >> they set it on fire. apparently 90% of jewelry thieves are connected with the institution. >> of course. how else would they have known? they set fire to the alarm system. you would think the museum would have a back up alarm system if they have a billion dollars worth of jewelry or live security there.

how do you sell something everyone knows is stolen. >> are you going to wear it to a cocktail party. >> you melt it down. >> then it's no longer valuable. >> you can take the diamonds out of the structure. you don't sell it whole. >> no, no. >> that would defeat the value. the idea is you have the piece. i think what happens is it goes under ground for 20 years and then it comes out. >> maybe the jewels were public goods. >> nicely done. >> all right. art theft is very, very interesting. steve martin wrote a novel about that. >> keep that for your great point journal. >> a really good book was written by the guy who was lent at faking art. >> that guy. >> [laughing].

>> he became a big hero on a raid. some of the media freaked out yesterday. cnn's joan tweeted this is terrifying. melania moves away from the hero dog and there is major confusion about the dog's gender. trump referred to him as a male and that was walked back. i am as confused as ever. >> how do you tell the dog is male? if he leaves the toilet seat up. just check his genitals. they don't remove everything. >> no, they don't. >> you try to go up to that dog and reach for its genitals. >> [laughing]. >> yes, do it. >> [laughing]. >> wait until he is asleep. isn't that what everybody does?

she is like the crazy aunt now you keep up in the attic. everything she says is complete and utter nonsense. >> i want the dog to be female because i want everybody to know he was killed by a female dog. >> we are talking about the white house trying to protect the president so he is never wrong. that's what this is about. >> the dog's name is conan. >> the military said what the dog was. >> all right. finally many of us will be someone's house guest at thanksgiving and be on our best behavior. but not everyone will be as good. the worst things house guests can do. being too loud. shooping around. snooping around and leaving a

mess. >> i know you will bring up the one time. >> that's in my notes. >> i wasn't going to. >> i have it here. i wrote it here. >> don't try to take apart a bed and leave it against a wall! which is what jesse did at dana's house. >> wasn't it a pull out couch? >> yes >> you don't pull out the whole thing. >> in the morning instead of putting the bed back you took the mattress off and put it against the wall and put the couch back together. >> i was still drunk. >> i think being too loud and smoking and a mess are the three big ones. arriving unaannounced is very unusual because everybody texts. >> the worst is anybody who sleeps walks and they don't know the terrain of your house. i had a guest who twice slept walked and used my kitchen

drawer for a bathroom. he was going to the bathroom. >> [laughing]. >> i didn't know you lived in san francisco. >> oh! nice. >> the only people we should have over are relatives and maybe a sleep over for the kids. then you can make excuses. strangers in the house. that's a lot of nonsense. >> i love hosting. i rarely find a guest that is annoying. i judge other hosts. if someone is not warm and welcoming. >> i move out and go to the hotels. >> who the most annoying house guest at the table? that is answered. >> yes. i will always stay at a nearby hotel unless a house has 35 rooms. >> you have night terrors. >> you love to drink. do you sleepwalk also? >> i have been known to.

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"animals are great" hour. two and an ordained and be very disappointed that's a san cat. i look like i came from the future. anyway, that's thursday at 5:00 p.m. the best thanksgiving special ever! take that fox & friends. >> dana: in honor of animals are great, my mom sent me a picture of what she was going to take for thanksgiving party. he has renamed it here. this is a turkey, but it actually is made of fruit. i know you like the fruit. >> jesse: is better than they tofu. >> dana: would you like one of these? >> emily: yes, please. thank you. it's so cute. >> dana: thank you mom. >> juan: thank you. thanksgiving is thursday as you

know, so it's time for the annual turkey parting at the white house. this year's contenders, both about 45 pounds on the winner according to the popular vote on the white house website is moderate. the president thinks both turkeys may still face trouble. >> they have already received subpoenas to appear in adam schiff's basement on thursday. >> juan: the president says he is facing criticism from the democrats for pardoning turkeys. >> i'm being too soft on turkey. >> juan: the turkey party started 30 years ago with george h.w. bush. you should know the turkey spent last night living it up at a fancy hotel in d.c. look at that picture. >> dana: what you want to stay in the room after that? >> greg: i don't know. there is a mirror. >> jesse: mom tax almost as famous as animals are great.

the atlantic decided to do a piece on it, i was little nervous at first. they did a very fair piece. my mother actually spoke to the atlantic. if you want to read it, it's called "a liberal moms critical tax to her son, a fox news host." >> greg: this is your book! >> emily: the sheriff's department and california, the canine group made the funniest video of all time. happy thanksgiving to everyone. instead of people eating at the dinner table, if they used all of their canines. it's so funny. the best part is that at the end they show all the outtakes and of course as always -- >> dana: up try to do this and it's very hard. >> emily: it's so cute and you can see they have the canine's names, the handler's names. thank you for your service to the four like it wants and

everyone. if you go to my twitter you can see the link. >> jesse: is it a boy dog or a girl dog? >> juan: why were you doing that? >> dana: it's funny. >> juan: never miss an episod episode. >> bret: animals are great for a whole show? [laughter] thank you. the house judiciary committee announces the next step in the impeachment process. its first hearing is next week. some democrats in the house getting cold feet on impeachment. how former president obama is getting involved in the democratic presidential race. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, i am bret baier. tonight we know when the next step in the impeachment process will take place. it week from tomorrow the house committee will hold its first hearing on the matter. also tonight as promised, the