unemployment. >> neil: i apologize. head on time. all right, congressman. thank you. now here comes "the five." >> dana: hello everyone i'm dana perino along with katie pavlich, one reverse, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. this is a "the five." president trump lighting up the world's stage of impeachment entering a new phase. the house intelligence committee expected to vote soon on chairman adam schiff's new released report. the g.o.p. released their prerattle report saying there's no evidence of an impeachable offense and warned that the democrats are setting a dangerous precedent. trumps on and off on all this while he attended the nato summit in london. >> i think it's very unpatriotic of the democrats to put on a performance where they did that. i do.

i think it's a bad thing for our country. impeachment wasn't supposed to be used that way. i think it's a disgrace. i think the democrats should be enslaved and of themselves. demo the micro republicans have never been stronger, never more unified, the democrats have gone crazy. his peacoat president saving more harsh words for speaker nancy pelosi and chairman adam schiff. >> adam schiff is a deranged human being. i think he grew up with a complex and a lot of reasons that are obvious. i think is a very sick man and he lies. adam schiff made up my conversation with the president of ukraine. nancy pelosi knew he was lying and she went on her show and she said he told the truth so she was lying too. these people are deranged. >> dana: the president over there in the u.k. trying to do some business buddies got to deal with politics back home. >> greg: the question is, is this unpatriotic? i was thinking about that.

is it unpatriotic to undo an election in a process that started the day after the election? i would say that's unpatriotic. trying to cancel the votes of half of the country to soothe your emotional damage because daddy hurts you, that's unpatriotic. it says a lot about your emotional faith. a proceeding with the circus knowing that there is a split in the country, that half the country is against it, that is untrue unpatriotic great as you know, go to create widespread discontent and perhaps economic collapse? i would say that's unpatriotic. so you are pursuing all of this rather than participating in an election that you start this process three years ago and it's all because you feel bad inside. you are putting your feelings are for. unpatriotic. >> dana: adam schiff, juan says in his report that particularly spent a lot of timn report talking about the residet obstructing the process.

>> juan: from the democrats perspective, they are more interested in 2020 then they are in 2016. what they say is this president was a listing for nations interfering in the upcoming election so to me it's like you have two reports, one from the republicans, one from the democrats, and it's like ultimate reality. it's like listening to me and greg on the show and you have the g.o.p. saying there's not enough evidence here for impeachment. where is the hard evidence? where are the direct testimonies from anybody about a quid pro quo bribery whatever? i'm in the you have the democrats come out and they say this unbelievable unprecedented obstruction of justice and obstruction of an impeachment process telling people not to come testify before an equal branch of government of congress, keeping documents away from congress,

and we have a call log, and that was the one thing that really struck me. the republicans are really all about the political argument, the democrats offer some factual basis saying here are call logs that demonstrate how devin nunes, who is the lead republican on house intel, was involved with rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, with the president, with this guy has been indicted for financial campaign abuse -- >> dana: they have a call logs but they don't have what they said in the call logs. >> juan: it sure looks bad. he speaks to mike >> katie: i think it's interesting that adam schiff is looking at phone calls make it a mic made by the ranking member to come to some kind of agreemet about how they can move forward. it's obvious from that that they certainly won't be getting along in the future. if it is interesting how adam schiff claimed that he has all of this information moving forward and it's urgent that they get it to the judiciary committee and they continue to investigate even after it handed over while also admitting that they don't have all of the

information, that they have an key people that were named in this testimony who haven't spoken to him and it's very clear that schiff doesn't have the confidence to go through the court systems try to find out if he has the authority to hold people like secretary pompeo -- >> dana: about going to court. jessie, i'm sure you have a lot of thoughts on this. >> jesse: we are talking about impeaching the president and wanted talking about call logs. think about that. we were promised high crimes and misdemeanors and he's talking about a call log. come on, juan. no one is talking about ukraine for the whole thing backfired we look at every single swing state, impeachment is now under water. this unified republicans more than it unified democrats. democrats are broke. the dnc has no money, republicans are raising money like i'm not going to say it. they are raising a lot of money and now they are trying to play all of these tricks like they

did with cavanaugh and all of a sudden ambassador sondland gets hit with not one, not to come about three sexual harassment allegations in the middle of all this? and over there, milani is looking very striking, fresh off killing baghdadi and unifying nato against the russians the menu has adam schiff passing this little scam to jerry nadler who is supposed to carry it across the finish line? i don't see how this is going to stick and even the swing state democrats know it because they are whispering about ways to get out of having a vote for this now. >> dana: now the democrats are kind of in the stocks were if they don't go forward, they are basically going to be furious, but if they do go forward, they could pay the price at the ballot box. >> greg: i think we predicted this bid we saw it coming good i, for one, hope they continue with this because it's something to talk about on "the five" during the slow days but i do fl that i refuse to be led by the

nose by shift with these fake little inquiry reports and were not created to your point, it's all much ado about nothing. something i think i coined. i came up with that. everything he does is on behalf -- he is like our agent. he's america's agent in a meeting and he is such a jerk but he's our jerk. did you see how he dealt with the canadian -- he treated them as though he was the manager of a golf course owned by trump. can you tell us what we work out here, what is that you owe us, and he made -- what's his name again? trudeau. it's like going like let me go through -- and he is like basically saying yes, sir. it was like the "celebrity apprentice." it was interesting to see that everything he does is on behalf of america. he is like that comfortable person who goes up to somebody and says you owe us money.

>> juan: the other side is basis to watch him deal with the french prime minister where you saw -- to me, it was like he was lecturing trump. i thought trump in that exchange looked like you think that this is about terrorism? no, i think it's about not being fair because you didn't pay me the money, actually you guys -- we are getting other people and we are doing so much better and nato was going to fold and now he is yeah but -- what is nato for? is it for terrace or the russians and the president could not agree. before i think the president has been quite critical of nato and then president mccone was critical of nato and called a brain dead and the president said how do you say that, nato is amazing. all right. shock waves. at kamala harris dropped out of the presidential race bit more to come on that. stay with "the five."

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>> juan: a major shake-up and a 202 2020 field. kamala harris has dropped out of the race. she told supporters in an email that she is, "not a billionaire and there for can't find her own campaign." she entered the campaign is a major force on the campaign trail but she failed to capitalize on that early enthusiasm and plummeted in the polls. here's a look back. >> god, you know what, americas does not want to witness a food fight, they want to know how we are going to put food on the table. there was a little girl in california who was part of the

second class and she was bus to school every day. that little girl was me. let's figure out -- >> we need to have medicare for all. that's just the bottom line. who of us has not had a situation where you have to wait for approval and the doctors as well, i don't know if your insurance company is going to cover this? let's eliminate all of that. let's move on. i have and i did inhale him. it was a long time ago but yes. >> juan: one of the things she said in the interview was she wonders if the elephant in the room is that america is not ready for a black president. >> i think that's what people say when they failed. they blame something superficial and i think america was ready for her because she was one of the most hyped candidates. now both of them flamed out long before iowa.

she has no core. i read "the new york times" article about her. she couldn't think of the name for her own memoir so she poll tested the name of her memoir. she literally poll tested herself. she doesn't know who she was and she couldn't run her campaign, very dysfunctional. there is an old saying that if you can't run the campaign, you can't run the country. it took a major mistakes have been made. you might've heard that before. she made two major mistakes when she said we will just get rid of it when she was talking about private insurance and she didn't capitalize when she had the momentum when she notched down joe and the second debate she totally disappeared and so did her polls. >> juan: picking up on what jesse just said, if you are looking at this through a hard on a political lens, you might say she wasn't a good candidate and she didn't run a good campaign. >> dana: those of the brake spread is physically the two basic things you need and i

think this is a reminder senators usually do not make it presidential candidates and they rarely win elections. i think maybe -- i don't know when the last time was. if you look at his field, you have a lot of senators and she managed a terrible campaign. there was so much dissent on the campaign that in the last like six weeks, maybe even eight, there were articles from within the campaign of people saying that they were very unhappy and you share some of that on the daily briefing today. nobody wants to go throw good money after bad and that's a saying -- [laughs] here's the thing that i would say dropping out now there is her further political embarrassment for only 55, she will go back to the senate and now i think you'll see her reinvent herself yet again but if she wants to run for president, she is going to haven it. >> juan: so greg play along with me. i'm going to say she never picked elaine.

i think that in fact, sanders and warren are on the left and then you have in the center, you have the mayor, kind of center left, and then in the very center you have biden, amy klobuchar, booker, may be, and then you have the billionaires, stier and bloomberg. but where -- what was the lien for her? >> jesse: i think she didn't try hard enough to find out lane. in fact, i doubt she thought any effort was beneath her. i'm actually -- this is the first time i've heard of this, how she said america wasn't ready for her. what a jerk because america as a population is willing to get behind everybody and everybody. they had a two term black president, hillary got the popular vote, and for her to say the reason why i lost is because america, because of you, screw you. you are a big jerk. i had hopes for her. i had high hopes for her. i was one of the first people. now i can't stand this person

because what she just -- blaming the american bubble because you are a failure because you didn't work hard enough? that is so pathetic. she actually basically had checked all of the identity boxes but she was female, black, a lot young leftist, and she couldn't -- she couldn't galvanize that to win a campaign? that is on her. it's not on the public. i'm glad she's gone. >> katie: you know who she couldn't galvanize the vote with? black letters, south carolina. i've talked to a number of black democrats in virginia who said they are no way we are voting for her because she's done more damage of the black community than anybody else on that stage with her record as a prosecutor and she was never able to defend that pitch was using it as a way to go after a trumpet when she pressed on it she could never exclaim why she did the things she dated. she was a follower, not a leader, and she got very insecure with her position. i remember watching her in that series of town halls that cnn did and bernie sanders came out first in the hour before her and said that felon, including

prisoners, should be able to vote from president, including the boston bomber, and she's like sure, may be. so she changed her position based on what her peers were saying rather than having her own solid foundation of what she believed in. >> juan: i don't think she was that folksy them even on the point that you just made -- i like her and all criticism aside, greg was a big fan. he thought she was going to be the nominee. all right. you've got to leave that to me. all right. next, there will be no malarkey for this next story. joe biden once again denying that he's looking for a game changing endorsement from his former boss. president obama. even with the field narrowed to just three people, here's what he told politico. "no because everybody knows i am close with him but i don't need an obama endorsement." katie? >> yes he does. his entire campaign is based on his record with barack obama and if he can't get him to endorse

you, what is that mean? also i guess maybe he doesn't impaired hillary clinton got llamas endorsement and so lots of people voted for president obama that don't necessarily vote for people who are endorsed by him. be when i think is going to be begging for an endorsement. if you have all these people to don't hit the delegate threshold, you get the obama's and the clintons in the back room at the gnc in wisconsin and they're going to have to pick a ticket and biden is going to be on his knees begging barack obama, take me. it >> juan: i think the questions are coming about right now, not even -- 's before i set it a hundred times. it barack obama is not going to endorse any of these candidates. put it aside. you might decide at a brokered convention no question. if bernie sanders is the possible winner of the domination, absolutely president obama will come with the endorsement. he has one shot to be a key maker and is not going to waste it now. >> greg: just because you have

something famous in your phone and you can show your friends like you i call him all the time, no you can't. i've tried that drunk. it's embarrassing. it's because you guys hung out together for eight years. that's not enough. >> jesse: oh, no, it's going again. voice mail. [laughs] >> juan: is heated indoors now, it would be big news, but i just don't see it. before it's not necessary. you have to win on your own pair and finally the democrats are starting to go after each other and is primarily let's enjoy it. >> juan: prince angers accuser detail the alleged shocking abuse in the jeffrey epstein scandal here that interview right here next on "the five." those obstacles that limit a company's growth. i try to find companies that turn these challenges into opportunities. but by going out in the field, and meeting management, suppliers, competitors.

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>> jesse: president trump meeting with major british royalty today but one royal absence drawing attention is prince andrew. he is still facing follett on his connection to invented sex offender, jeff epstein. last night, virginia giuffre, the woman who claims she was forced to have with prince andrew when she was only 17, spoke with the bbc. >> it was disgusting. he wasn't mean or anything but he got up and he said thanks and walked out and i sat there in

bed just horrified and ashamed and felt dirty and i had to get out and grab a shower and next day he tells me i did a really good job. >> jesse: buckingham palace is emphatically denying the accusation. greg, you know we have covered a lot of these stories in the last year or two. women come forward, they make their case, not always in the judicial system, but they make their case. how do you find her presentation? >> i didn't watch the whole interview but to your point, this is a public sphere. there is no actual process in this. if you are accused of something, you want to be in a court room where can clear your name, if that's one thing we learn. all of these people are denying that they slept with an alleged victim so wouldn't you want to get into the legal -- the the courtroom and clear your name, rather than let this go? the problem with the media in the public sphere is that we

love salacious part of the story but when that story gets cleared, we often don't follow up. one thing we learned it in the me too movement is that accusations turn into a wide spectrum but the real and the awful to the vague and confusing, to the -- it goes from -- and it's like we never really follow up on the stage. there has to be a legal process to deal with the spirit should he be charged? and then he's arrested? maybe that's how you do it. >> jesse: he said he's willing to cooperate with any investigation. before so now over to scotland. if they are going to do anything come of it he did try to go through the legal process. if epstein was arrested on he was in jail and then he killed himself or whatever. so now the victims has no way to get justice because the perpetrator is dead. and last, i think the key is to a lot of this is maxwell, clay maxwell paid it was a story like three weeks ago, it said she wa.

i never saw that again i come i don't know if it's true or maybe if it was, she seems to me the key to a lot of this. >> jesse: is alleged victim claims she had sex with epstein and maxwell. >> katie: i think the royal family is doing every thing they can to do damage control. it doesn't look good when you are pulling him off of all of his public events and the interview with the bbc went really poorly. he did not do a good job of defending himself. in fact, he didn't offer any sympathy at all for any other epstein victims fear the palace has tried to distance themselves but there is no workhorse. this is the question about victims getting justice somehow. i know that this week the department of justice inspector general in addition to all the other stuff he's dealing with, has been asked by republican and democratic senators to continue and finish in his investigation into what happened to epstein and why there was no account ability for his whereabouts is one of the

most high-profile prisoners in the country because they called the bureau of prisons had up to capitol hill a couple of weeks ago and she said i'm not going to talk about it because the inspector general is looking into it so at the very least, the victims are old that and i think that the prince and the family would do well to speak to the fbi and they can say we spoke to the authorities and they can take it from here. >> jesse: how do you see the media difference between two countries? you have a bc spiked the story here in this country because of the way that it could possibly expose american royalt, a.k.a., bill clinton, and juxtapose that with how the bbc has gone after this very doggedly, what it involves, someone from the royal family over there? >> juan: totally different time frame because in one case you have -- in all cases you have powerful men, not because that's what greg was talking about, the public sphere, because guess what? if you see all of these powerful rich, entitled men involved with

young men when don mike women, my gut does not feel somebody for them, i feel somebody for these young women and the younge way, in this case, she said she was working as a locker room attendant at mar-a-lago in trump's property when just plain maxwell approached her and then recruit her for the activities. it >> jesse: what we know is that the president kicked out epstein for mar-a-lago. >> juan: i'm just saying you've got a lot of rich powerful men so when i saw her interview, i thought she said she is vulnerable, she said she was easily led, she felt like she wasn't chained or locked in, but these powerful people had such influence over her that she did what she was told, and i just felt sympathy for her, but you're right. it's not a court of law. >> jesse: very interesting. dictionary.com names this word existential as the word of the year. greg is all fired up about that next.

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>> greg: dictionary.com named x essential to word of the year. why not? not because you used if you're not because anyone in real life has used it since college. if you set existential, and meant you weren't a business major hoping for a real life. i realize i am in a grown-up life with taxes, bills, and brats. that word was picked because dust dwelling media types beat it to death. speak of the extant show scandal has surrounded the trump presidency. it's because he is an existential threat to those american values. >> donald trump is such an x essential threat to our democracy. >> president trump is an x essential threat to the future of the united states for its because he has an x essential threat to the country. because they believe it was existential. they need to unseat

president trump paid >> greg: someone facial good news, just call trump an existential threat. in absence of a real physical threat which is a psychological one. just look at all of the measurable separate economy, jobs, tariffs, you see numbers trending positively. that leaves the media which is one option. push things that can't be measured to predict gloom and gloom. if member, none of these smarty-pants on the internet has an existential threat to diction eyes or even bothered up to look up the word in the dictionary but here they are desperately competing for attention while the whole planet ignores them, which is why the oxford dictionaries to climate emergency as its word of the year. even i think it's two. oxford said its use to fill the stomach reflect the mood or preoccupations of the past year. transition, it's what rich elites say as they board a plane for a holiday in france. i remember when dictionaries were awesome and they contained words not the politics of

pretentious editors. now they are just like every other medium full of anxious social climbers, straining for unlike me. existential. it very overused term, existential created > >> existential. >> existential. >> existential. >> existential. >> existential. >> greg: at least i knew what it meant. >> katie: i wouldn't have thought you said it that much. i think back when isis was beheading people, i was callingl threat but it told them to look it up because i am not a hypocrite. juan? >> juan: check it out. >> greg: >> juan: 22, is there a word of the year that you would think of? >> juan: i saw there was some thought about culture because i

hadn't heard that one this year. i will say though that on the substance of this, i saw that in the report issued today, the democrats called trump an existential threat to the rule of law and the constitution created >> katie: you know what word should have been the word of the year? trump because you decided and existential in the same sentence. if everyone says trump 5 million times a day. >> greg: it's like the weather. it's like trump has replaced the weather. it >> katie: it's a noun them, or a verb, even, or an agitated. it's like all of the things, that's the word they should've chosen. >> greg: noneggheads like you -- >> jesse: you know what i heard a lot this weekend? disney plus. do you have disney bless? did you sign up for disney plus? i heard that everybody is talking about disney plus. i'm not getting paid by it as a plus but i'm just saying, full disclosure, that's what everyone

is talking about. >> greg: i think i got disney plus from goofy. a lot of antibiotics. jana, what do you make of this? do you have a theory? >> dana: i think this is one of the reasons they didn't win and trump did when threat he uses very plain language that everyone can understand. he said hillary clinton will destroy america and he said it over and over and over again and they are saying donald trump is an existential threat to america. if it doesn't have the same punch. you have to know how to use the language and this whole thing -- the dictionary every year reminds me of the person of the year that they will pick things that will help them get earned media from their peers so that we will then talk about it and make fun of them on "the five." >> greg: exactly and everybody writes for the other person in the industry. a >> dana: totally bear the thing i would cancel his it's not a word, it's that thing on twitter. it's i'm not crying, you're crying? stop. i can't take that. >> greg: i just can't. i just can't.

you know it's common? everybody says 100% instead of absolutely or right. they just say -- >> dana: i just say hundred. what about hondo p? 100%? that's the young people. we do here's the thing to it under the word of the air, use it in a sentence. dictionary.com to check this out. it says does climate change pose an existential threat to humanity? they are politicizing everything, including the dictionary. >> greg: i'm telling you right now, greta thornburgh is going to be a person of the on "time" magazine grid i'm calling it. speeches are next outcome of the holiday exercise bike that is sparking accusation of sexism and more. stay tuned.

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>> katie: it's the holiday edits making the internet cringe and igniting cries of sexism. exercise bike company pellets on facing backlash over this commercial. ♪ >> a year ago, i didn't realize how much this would change me. thank you. >> this holiday, give the gift of peloton. >> katie: that add getting universal mockery on twitter, "it's clear this woman doesn't need a juan, she needs a good therapist and had a voice

lawyer. it the only way to enjoy that peloton as is to think of it as the first minute of black mirror." >> dana: i think we need a divorce from twitter. i love the ipad when i saw it, and i would like that so nice. she got what she wanted and she is and she was letting him know a year later like i love it, they get so much. it is the key. i think it was smart because people that buy exercise equipment only use it for like six weeks and then ends up in the garage or the basement and peloton is trying to make the case that if you invest in this bike, which is expensive, and it's a $40 a month fee, that it's worth it because she is going to love it. i don't think it's sexist. jesse? >> jesse: i think there's a lot of landmines for me in this story. i'm going to ask dana to hold my hand. dana, if you feel like i'm saying something inappropriate, you squeeze it. i will then move onto another issue.

women want to be in good shape. right? and men also want women to be in good shape, correct? especially your wife because you want her to feel good and be healthy and be in good shape, and if you can afford $2500 to give your wife a gift for christmas, woman, that's pretty happy to begin with. yes? so what is sexist about giving your wife peloton? did i get through that? okay. >> dana: bravo. >> greg: that was brilliant and that should be every day. it's going to save you a lot of trouble, the that's amazing. okay pair this is what happens when you has an issue and media. first the issue is peloton. it's just a commercial selling a product and the woman is happy

she got it as a gift. then when you add the media to it, it becomes misogynist man forces anorexic bride to get even thinner to keep her oppressed and forbid her from seeking her real gm as a plus sized climate activists with noncisgender pronouns. it's like i am like the world in the world plus media appeared whenever you add the media to something like this, it turns in to something completely evil. >> katie: so it's not a sexist advert you want to peloton for christmas? you wanted to go the opposite way? >> juan: understand the criticism. i don't think it's the media, think it's twitter. if you want to divorce from twitter, i get it. here's the thing. it fits the stereotype and i don't think it fits juan because b23 is always about do your best, enjoy it, you can get on this machine and you don't haveo be an olympic athlete that

you will do better. just do your best. instead, the image of this, they are in this extremely fancy rich house and you've got this -- what? i mean it makes it seem like it's for -- for people that can afford of peloton and i think the whole idea is not that everybody wants a thin, young wife, we are going to keep her young and thin, i think it should be hey, this machine is good for you, good for your help, it will make you happy, sleep better, i'm all for it. >> dana: will if you put it that way. >> jesse: i think there are a lot of really ugly people and media who are jealous. >> greg: i thought you were going to go somewhere else. >> katie: then people work out -- >> jesse: if that model is overweight, then they would accuse my guy of trying to swim her down. >> dana: it's like if peter bought me a vacuum for

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>> dana: time now for one more thing. a 9-year-old boy in virginia has raise more than $55,000 and run 120 miles this year to help children battling cancer. it's the taylor lambert began running at seven years old when he participated in his first 5k race. there he is running with a cape he competed a run and decided to sign up for more pay and he did it for prostate cancer awareness along with his grandfather. his grandfather is a survivor of the disease. he raised $5,000 for the

nonprofit. you can check it out on facebook. he has participated in 35 races across 15 states in the u.s. and canada. a pretty cool kid, don't you think? have had good kid. there's no reason to be scared if you don't look. it that's what happened at 7-year-old chandler morrow while he was surfing in florida on saturday. the story began when he mysteriously gets knocked off his surfboard. it only much later does chandler find out why. check this out. here is the very scary reason he was knocked off. you see it? take a look. that's a shark. in august, three people were bitten by sharks and one day at that beach and a white shark weighing more than 1,000 pounds was seen off the coast but chandler's dad said that chandler has been surfing since age four and is back in the water. he's a daredevil. >> dana: all right, jesse? >> jesse: drinking frenzied time. all right so this is mountain

dew all the way from japan. this is very rare mountain dew. this is very exotic. this is by fy e and has provided us this very rare mountain dew. do you know what flavor this is? grape and it contains vegetable and elderberry juice. >> greg: is called violet. >> jesse: do you know what and elderberry is? >> greg: it's a very old berr berry. >> jesse: we don't know but i'm going to try it. >> greg: it takes absolutely disgusting. >> dana: sometimes -- >> greg: nobody in japan is watching us, jesse. nobody. >> greg: so you're peloton is being delivered tomorrow. they said thanks. all right. let's do this.

everybody says cats are smart. take a look at this cat paid after thanksgiving, the cat doesn't realize it has a cover over it so it spends -- it's there for two hours trying to get the punk implied that it was covered. now a smart cat or dog would've figured out how to take that thing off and eat the pie but this capuchin scan theory and forever. and it ended up passing out from malnourishment. that's their peloton. >> juan: maybe he was getting off on it. it's like. you know? >> dana: [laughs] juan! >> katie: anyway, nothing more wholesome and kind. three police office from albany, new york, police department on monday shoveled more than a foot of snow for a 99-year-old woman who lives alone. officers william pierce and christopher stiles and john

schuller saw that they got a lot of snow in upstate new york and as they do in this time of year and they pitched in right away and shoveled all of the snow. they posted some of these pictures on their facebook page and got a lot of nice comments. the post went viral. it's been like to more than 3,000 times and shared more than a thousand times. >> dana: you know? we had a few seconds and i think maybe we should say congratulations, good luck to megan albano, the executive producer. there is going to be a new "the five" baby. maybe tonight, maybe in a mome moment. she and her husband thought they decided to make it a surprise as they did with their first so good luck, megan paid we will miss you. we thank you and we are very much going to miss you.

>> jesse: come back soon. it >> dana: we will miss you very much for good luck to you and congratulations. set your dvr is a never missed an episode of "the five." special report is up next. >> bret: good evening, will welcome to washington. the release of the house intelligence community's impeachment report on president trump. committee members are meeting right now at this hour to consider the findings in a report. this comes just hours ahead of the next big step in the impeachment process. the first hearing of the house judiciary committee which will decide whether committee members submit articles of impeachment of the full chamber but we broughbrought you house intellie committee chairman adam schiff's news conference earlier today live on fox news. house republicans leaders expected to speak shortly. if that happens, we will bring that to you live as well. we have fox team coverage tonight. republicans away the inspector general's report on alleged abuses by the justice