of the year, they do have a messaging problem. i spoke with a democrat from michigan and she said i think it's important to do it right. when i asked of this would be the final thing for the year. >> great job as always, 28 points today. >> jesse: i am jesse watters along with emily, juan williams, shannon bream, and greg. is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." speaker nancy pelosi melting down after plowing ahead with articles of impeachment and joe biden blowing up on a man who dared to ask about his son's ukraine connections. but first, pelosi claims the facts against president trump are uncontested and says democrats will hold another hearing monday. snapping at a reported when making the announcement.

>> i was raised in a catholic house, we don't hate anybody. >> as a catholic, i resent you using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me. i don't hate anyone. don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> jesse: president trump firing right back telling democrats that if they are going to impeach, they need to do it fast. while that is going down, the big thing getting attention is this moment from yesterday's hearing. >> the constitution says there can be no title of nobility as of the president can name his son baron, he can't make him a baron. >> jesse: blasting the professor saying she should be ashamed. greg, thoughts, feelings. >> greg: where to start. at least make it interesting. this makes c-span look like mma. the only excitement i could get out of this is wondering why we are covering it.

this has been a continuous orchestration for three years. we knew that this is happening, yet we are obliged to act like this is news. look, there are gavels. is in a court room, and a hearing room, there were cameras, they were appear to be expert witnesses who have witnessed nothing yet we must treat them as though they are witnesses. we have to sit there and know that the democrats are yanking our chain. they are basically playing the little piano and we are dancing like little chimps and it drives me nuts watching this but that's why i don't blame the democrats. i don't blame them for this because we are just helping them out. this is a media-induced coup. we decided when that woman made that joke, if we decided, the republicans just got up and left, that would've been great and if we decided to stop covering it, that would've been amazing. and the joke is on the problem, it's a joke. the problem is that it was

planned, it was rehearsed, it was choreographed. she knew she was among friends, she knew she was going to get laughter. by the way, these hearings now are trump rallies for the media because they can't fill arenas but they can fill those hearings with so-called experts. this is their way and we get played by their the networks get played and we assault our viewers with this. on back to greg's point, the democrats can't compete with prompt, so they have to produce this theater, impeachment is the only thing that can technically compete with donald trump. so they can't beat him, they can't cooperate with him because i don't want to, so they have to play the impeachment card and i don't think it's working, i think it's completely backfirin backfiring. >> juan: didn't greg just say it is a preordained reality? they are going to impeach him. wasn't that interesting. greg's argument is that it was boring to hear witnesses and expert so it is not completing with trump the showman, i don't think that's the case.

>> jesse: it is sucking up all the energy in the room. >> juan: that's what you just said. is not a set up. i think the democrats have the votes to impeach, that's what nancy pelosi announced today when she said we are going to go ahead, the facts are on their side. they are undisputed. can i finish? i tell you what, most fair-minded people think that the facts are pretty clear. one box of john turley wasn't fair-minded? >> juan: on the fox poll, 49% impeach and remove. can i finish? it is a fox poll neck that said 60% said he held up military aid in order to get a favor, 70% say what he did was impeachable. and you know it's really crazy? apparently according to "the washington post" not able

to produce anything. >> jesse: predicted he was a russian agent. >> juan: you said wait for him him. >> jesse: scheduled the hearing on monday the day they dropped. >> juan: where is your boy? he is over in the ukraine still doing this and you want to close your eyes. >> jesse: just mad, it's a suicide mission because you are now moving from a quid pro quo to what, bribery and abuse of power, what is next? >> juan: obstruction of justice. >> greg: it is going to hit the democrats because they are guilty of abuse of power. >> emily: the most confusing part of it is for the democrats saying they needed all evidence that this is a deliberate process where they care about a thorough fact-finding segment and then an actual analysis, why the rush? moving up the pace that it

requires to get all of the evidence and all of a sudden, the democrats do not care and they began testimony and they do not care about the grand jury testimony both of which the court proceedings are helping in january. all of a sudden, there is this massive rush. as an attorney, i am so confused by that and as a citizen, i think it is the biggest hell. >> greg: you can't even get attorneys to agree on this because they are asking people opinions about something in which they haven't witnessed. >> shannon: january 3rd, both of those hearings are going to be held at the d.c. circuit. but they are core arguments and are they need them for testimony and they need the documents from him because it is essential to the impeachment so they are making that argument at the same time they are not willing to wait on the ruling and i actually think that most everyone disagrees on the facts. what they don't agree on or what the facts mean because people are saying we have a transcript on the president says i released it and i am not trying to hide

anything here. the democrats will look at that same transcript and say this is why we are impeaching. >> jesse: this is much more exciting. joe biden lost his cool, let's watch. >> you are selling excess just like him. >> you are a liar, and let's do push-ups together. let's run, do whatever you want to do. you said i set up my son to work in an oil company. here's the deal. i knew you weren't. you are too old to vote for me. i >> jesse: all right, that's a tough situation and i think he handled it. >> greg: i thought it was okay. i kind of like feisty biden. >> jesse: that wasn't sleepy. >> greg: we are seeing another side of him. >> jesse: what did you think?

>> juan: i am interested to see your response because you guys love it when trump goes off on people. i think he responded to a question about his son and he did so emphatically and i think that helps his campaign. >> jesse: you he did so passionately. >> greg: at the same event, he called someone fats and said he was vice president and called all of those voters who were in iowa, said they were in ohio. so in addition to all of those, that he responded clearly out of anger, he has to have a better answer because those answers are pretty basic. he has to have a measured response wears you do better. >> jesse: not a big crowd there either. >> emily: i am worried for that guy because he said had he been in high school with president trump, he would've taken him behind the gym and beat him. a push-up contest may be the least. >> jesse: i got you said it was a quote, but i don't think

that's nice for shannon bream to use that word. especially on "the five" which is a clean show. you know what joe did that was good was when they asked him about -- i don't know where this was, but they asked him about kamala harris' and do you hold a grudge or something like that and he said i am not good at holding grudges which is a really nice answer, a smart answer. >> shannon: he also said he may consider the ticket. >> greg: we've been talking about it, she is going to the white house one way or another. >> jesse: up next, hillary clinton, ever heard of her? she went on howard stern. was amazing. and of course, she complained about losing. we got that next.

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>> greg: hillary clinton sitting down with howard stern for the very first time ever. "the new york post" is loading the biggest hit yet that she is mulling at 2020 presidential ru run. the former secretary of state sounding off in what it was like to attend trump's inauguration. >> i went to the inauguration which was the hardest day of my life. then he started on that speech which was so bizarre and that's why i got really wordy, he said that was some weird [bleep]. >> juan: what do you make of that?

>> emily: the reason she can't get over 2016 2016 as she honey believed she is better than trump as we just saw and that she is better than trump the voters. we have seen a lot of redemption happen in the state and nationa national, although i wasn't born yet. so i feel like it would be willing to extend for a second chance if the point of this was a potential for 2020 but the reality is, she is not genuine and until they see authenticity, she is just another arrogant. >> greg: better. i was going to try to interrupt you from saying something awful >> jesse: she doesn't want to compete for it, she wants to be anointed and i don't think bernie's folks are going to go through that again. i don't think obama is going to endorse or for that reason, so she enters, she risked coming in

at number four and that is humiliating, that's why she wants to be anointed but and she doesn't enter, her obituary is always going to have that lost her trump and that's going to drive her crazy. the greatest comeback story of all time would be for her to come back but they have to give her it. >> juan: they literally would have to give it to her because most of the deadlines have passed so i wonder, is this a fever dream on the part of republicans? of hillary once wins again. >> jesse: she would lose and it would be fun to cover. i watch the first 45 minutes of this, he does a great job and really loosens her up right from the jump and she talks for the whole time from what i've seen about her gender. she sees everything in her whole career for whole life through the prism of gender and double

standards and it is constantly obsessed with the fact that she lost her trump, admits she underestimated him and stews over all those things. in the debate, i could have done this coming should have done this but if i had done this as a woman, the media would've criticized me this way. so i understand she has a trailblazer as a woman and it is tedious listening to her as a man but that i don't understand what she's talking about. the other thing is, she said she feels like her life is in danger when trump does the law corrupt champ. i thought there was a little much coming from hillary clinton. >> juan: let's take a look at some more of this interview. >> i think this election turned and other factors. i think the russians and wikileaks really did a job on me both in terms of the way they weaponized information and then the way. >> and they are going to do it again. >> they are doing it to whoever else is going to be up there and

i think ten days before the election killed me. was unbelievably awful. >> juan: so here you have heard talking about two interesting things, one is she thinks the russians and jim comey hurt her. >> shannon: we have heard the exact same conversation from her many times and a lot of people feel like uncle rico from napoleon dynamite, but you said about not going to let her be anointed this time. i remember being on the floor the dnc in 2016 and these people pulling me aside and they were furious about the emails coming out looking like the dnc was coordinating her and they were telling you whether they did or not but telling me on the floor that they were going to vote for trump because they were so mad about her. so she comes back into this, that is going to be a problem. but you said she seems very loosened up and people said she is so warm and so great. if i hurt her like that before,

i would've voted for her but when we think about, do your number when bob dole ran for president and they were doing this skit on "snl" all the time, that after he lost, he showed up on the show in person to confront norm mcdonald who had been playing him and at the same time people were saying if bob dole had been human like we voted for him. >> jesse: the pressure to be is something that just be yourself, they say that about every loser. once you lose, you are no longer a threat but this just tells me why the democrats are clinging to their fever dream which is impeachment because a group of candidates that they have right now are starting to sound like the symphony on the titanic. they are playing as the ship sinks and the only life but they have is impeachment. >> jesse: she mention that. she said when you are running and it is 24/7 news cycle, you could yawn at one minute and the next day you see yourself yawning all over the press.

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>> jesse: a video shows world

leaders laughing about president trump behind his back. although they may just be laughing at the voters who elected him. isn't that adorable? the tour guides at epcot center hang out off duty. just a few regular working step shooting the breeze, how cute. now trump is calling a true note to face which is a step up from being black face. he should be red-faced. but all the employees talk about their boss behind their back and in world affairs, trump as their boss and their middle managers operating franchises under his watchful eye. they don't talk behind the backs of inconsequential jerks so trudeau still has nothing to worry about. just watch this back and forth. >> put them on a payment plan.

what is your number? >> the number we talked about a 70% increase over these past years including and for the coming years significant investments in our fighter jets, significant investments in our naval fleets, we are increasing significantly our defense spending from previous governments that cut it. >> okay, where you now in terms of your number? >> greg: what a nice little boy. was like an episode of "celebrity apprentice," world leaders addition and you saw how obedient the contest and was. trump should have given him a cookie or some shoe polish. he told him to bring the limo out front. but that is life, every boss good and bad, it is a necessary function that unites underlings who need to vent when the big kahuna is around and that the

burden of being the big kahuna but at the end of that silly day after schooling these cheapskates over money they've owed and responsibilities they've ignored, he really still is the boss who works for us and not them. i have to say, i found the two-faced joke to be genius because it makes you think that trudeau is literally two-faced. >> shannon: he definitely did not shy away from taking it face-to-face, no pun intended and i think as the media is focusing on this and the childish aspect of what these world leaders dead, the reality is that some it was a success. and in general for the entire nato alliance, it was a big deal that he backed away from his threat to stop the increased defense spending towards the baltic state in poland. it's a big deal that all 29 member states came together basically against russia to increase that spending and it is a big deal i think that trump got that commitment without more

conciliatory tone went up until now, everyone has been blasting him for saying you were just threatening all the other states so i think this kind of represents a new and improved nato and a new and improved approach to it. but we are getting a lot. >> juan: lets go back to his response, two-faced. what is this about? >> jesse: should have been three-phase. >> juan: the reason i am so curious about this as everyone says you democrats are such snowflakes, who was the snowflake now? talk about overly sensitive. the president should not be taking everything so personally. he's the one that responded with the two-faced comments. it seems to me that he doesn't understand, they can say all they want, he is still the leader of the free world and the leader of the u.s., but he

reacts as if it's all about me. >> greg: i thought that was a great response because it brings back the whole controversy. >> juan: going to create more animosity going forward. >> jesse: you are overhyping it. they weren't making fun of him, they were gossiping about him. you gossip about two people, you gossip about your boss and celebrities. you should hear what they say about me. i got your office wired. here's the deal, he does what he wants and they have to react to it. they are living in his world. trump wants to take 40 minutes questions, they have to sit there like little boys and do it. he was complaining that he was late for cocktails. i understand that, we have all been there. he needs a break after the blackface scandal. the point is they are at his mercy and he is the boss.

>> greg: joe biden actually picked up on this and let's roll that. >> world leaders caught on camera laughing about president trump. >> several world leaders mocking president trump. >> they are laughing at him. my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. >> jesse: i think it is an efficient add but the world is not just laughing at trump, they are laughing at america is what that ad is saying. >> shannon: he talks a lot about his foreign policy traps and people who are supporters of him do. he had two former defense secretary set of both talked about how not good he was at foreign policy. gates said he was wrong on nearly every foreign policy and national security issue in the past four decades talking about biden. they want to go there, rated gates mostly true on the way they were assessing biden.

so if he wants to go foreign policy, he needs to be prepared that will be plenty of critics who come after him. >> juan: if you ask about the incumbent, not such nice. >> jesse: asked al-baghdadi. >> juan: asked the dog. >> greg: the media grabbed the story because none of the people in the media are used to being managers or bosses. they are all journalists. when you manage anything, they are people in the mail room and where else that will talk about you. >> juan: have you gone overseas and realize most of the world doesn't understand trump? >> greg: i love that. i don't want to be ruled by mr. popular. i want them to be scared of him. >> juan: right. >> jesse: probably laughing when he was bowing.

>> juan: people threw a shoe at george w but they would never laugh at him. >> jesse: and he dodged it like a pro. >> greg: by dodging it, dana got a black eye. are we done here? but you guys going to let me keep talking about this? democrats are blasting the lack of diversity in the 2020 race race after kamala harris dropped out. what happened to you guys? we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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christmas tree. so we will count from five down to that very special number. five, four, three, two, one. >> shannon: beautiful. and now back to politics. democrats not happy with the current crop of 2020 candidates after senator kamala harris dropped out. they claim the field of suffering from a lack of diversity. here is just some of the reaction. >> can you tell me how it is that we are looking at the next democratic debate with a sea of only white faces on that stage? >> will have more billionaires than black people. >> the way the media treated senator harris in this campaign has been something else. i think held to a different standard, a double standard.

>> you have no black on that stage and the democratic party cannot have a stage where black voters do not see themselves. >> shannon: so one of the interesting facts as they are talking about qualifying in the debate are all white but interestingly enough, senator harris have qualified. she would have been the lone minority on the stage that she stuck around. >> emily: which makes me wonder if there are any fact or dealings for her conceding to potentially join someone as their vp pick. for all of this talk about race issues, i think the media is ignoring the fact that strategically, her campaign made a few large mistakes. i ignored california and focus on the early voting states, ignored south carolina even though that was a bastion of their campaign, 61% african-american and 55% women, a crucial state for the democratic primary and for a lot more steps that can be counted

besides reducing that issue. >> shannon: she had talked about this elephant in the room, there is never been anybody who looks like me, female or a woman of color who has made it this far. so the past people have been looking like me so it's hard to get people to buy n. >> jesse: i'm not so sure that's why she dropped out as she was in very good candidate but i think the problem is, whatever happened to mayor pete? he is getting the short stick here. think about it, the first gay to ever run like this, first in new hampshire, let mayor pete have his moment here. this is the most diverse field we have ever seen. we have a polynesian, jewish, female, african-american, hispanic, native american almost if you count that little bit. so fresh off the heels of a two-term black president and now the one person who everybody wants to jump in as michelle obama, another black american. so for the democrats, this is their primary.

these are there voters. if black americans aren't voting for other black americans, that doesn't make them racist. the number one reason people are voting for whoever they are now his electability and can they beat donald trump. biden is winning, 40% of the black vote. so it's not about what race the candidate is, it is whether the candidate can win the race. >> shannon: the former vice president -- trademark that immediately. what about the fact the vice president said that he essentially got in as many african-americans to the ticket as barack obama did? >> juan: i don't know about that. to me, this is very interesting because the right is always saying you democrats play identically politics. picking up on what jesse said, look at where the voters are and where black and latino voters are. they didn't run immediately to the black candidate or the black

female candidate. they are looking for somebody who can actually perform and perform the job as jesse said of beating donald trump and they are going for that candidate. so to me, this is a new day and here we are. by the way, i don't understand this complaint because hillary clinton was the nominee last time and barack obama picking up again as president twice. you could say the process was back in the 80s, jesse jackson when they brought in the superdelegates tried to do those steps but not lately, i think she didn't run a very good campaign and she wasn't a great candidate. >> shannon: so back to mayor pete, he said anyone is at best looking the other way on racism and that there were other people who are finding fertile ground with him. >> jesse: this could really harm him because he just pulled hillary, basically demeaned half the country, 60 some odd million people and imply that they are racist i guess including

hispanics and blacks that voted for trump as well so they are also racist, i think that was a huge mistake. i'm going to pretend i'm a cnn contributor right now. the dems are as diverse as a klan rally which is fitting given that they've lost the clan my guess returning to their roots, clearly these are racist people. i enjoy watching the left devour themselves with their own utensils and the utensils are identity politics and we are learning this. he lived by identity politics, openly you are going to die by it and people turn on people. that's why trump won was by uniting people and i think that democrats that can learn tonight would be a formidable person. the democrat that unites and kills identity politics must lotteries it is going to be the one that wins. pete buttigieg was groveling for what he saw as a black opinion. he thought if i say this about the trump population, i will get

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>> emily: welcome back. a time for the fast of seven. after chris pratt forced to apologize for this photo where he is holding a single use plastic water bottle. aquaman star jason mama called him out on instagram but then

felt bad after publicly shaminga public apology. do you feel about the apology and the single use plastic? >> juan: i am not offended by somebody having a pot of water even a plastic bottle. just recycle it. now cardboard boxes is becoming more prevalent. i bet you say this is a consciousness thing to help people be more aware plastic bottles are a problem. >> jesse: i love mother earth and that is why i use a container to drink water at home and at the office because i am a green guy, emily. i am. >> juan: are you serious? >> jesse: yes. >> juan: good. >> jesse: you know how i feel about straws. >> juan: you are right. >> emily: can we put the picture up again? >> jesse: get it down.

>> juan: you are a married woman. >> emily: my husband would put him to shame. >> greg: you guys are missing the point. social media is turning men into mean girls. he could've called the guy and said hey dude, why do you have the plastic bottle? might have to go on instagram and it is so pathetic. you are a wimp. chris pratt, even a bigger one for apologizing. you only apologize to your wife for forgetting her anniversary. i am sorry, but you don't apologize because some guy on instagram -- you are such a was. >> juan: you would think this is about you. >> greg: i don't care. >> emily: next up, nothing better than getting into a snowball fight with some friends in one wisconsin city, it is illegal and if you could do it,

you could be fined. in so shannon, i wanted to go to you first because remember in colorado last year, a 9-year-old boy succeeded in overturning the city's band so there is some hope out there for this town. >> shannon: i grew up in florida so i know nothing about snowball but if any little kids need us to argue, get a ticket for this stuff, we would do it pro bono. >> juan: you can still have a snowball fight in your backyard this is not nanny state, it is saying why did the taxpayers have to be liable for somebody throwing something at somebody. >> jesse: they can pry that snowball from my cold dead hand hands. this is actually sexist because we know where snowballs come from, snowmen. >> emily: they were some of my favorite memories. >> jesse: you don't throw them at strangers or cars, those are my rules for snowballs. good rules, rules of the road,

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♪ >> greg: it's time for "one more thing," the now what the special. >> juan: they have a blessed new addition to the christmas season, we want to welcome jacob patrick lindley to the world and to the show. he was knee-deep in impeachment hearings yesterday and now less than 24 hours later she's with the baby and this morning, 8:25:00 a.m., he's a big boy and jacob wins weighs in. her husband's gods, and for jacob big sister, megan, we know you're going to apply the stellar management skills here at the "the five."

you're trying to manage at your adorable crew, and congratulations from the heart to you and your family. >> greg: i had no idea she was pregnant. [laughter] speed or is this a fox news alert? >> juan: you tell your sister. >> greg: just saying terrible things. >> greg: congratulations. oh, it's me, we're on. [laughter] i feel terrible now. climate change, i'm really big on carpooling to reduce carbon emissions like these two little fellas here. of who realize it's much easier if they go together. if you've got the little kid in the back, they have the big creditor and then watch there. and come on, you must got it, you must got it, it's ironic by doing this they reduce climate

emissions. both of those rates have heavy flatulence. and i'm good to take back those terrible jokes. [laughter] ♪ shannon, i didn't mention the following on this one. >> shannon: okay, mostly -- okay, so i love it they do it all my shopping for christmas online so listen, leaving out cookies and stuff or sent that and you can still do that. but check this out, this is fabulous, and the middle of delaware and she left something else out for the people have to come and go. a little bit of a video. >> oh, this is nice! >> shannon: i love it, look at this next! >> greg: bottled water! >> shannon: i know about that. >> greg: he so excited, and looe

little hands. i love it, it such a good idea and if you like i'm going to start doing it. i love it. >> greg: emily. >> i have a halfway good story, the couple was snowmobiling and for two days they were with the mother and their three puppies -- no, jesse, and for two days they tried to rescue from the search and rescue team and they did rescued the puppies off the mountain. and there's the other and you guys i just learned that the mom is still elusive and she does not trust the search and rescue you. >> greg: almost as cute as him. >> emily: >> shannon: he might t carousing with a wolf. a look at those sweet babies.

>> greg: at their monsters. they're all monsters. animals are great. even this animal. if you guys familiar with them d for those, you know, a man of the people, and not like this though. he's carrying around a coffee cup. i threw things that change in the coke, held them out a little bit. just a little close to the line and he gets squashed. >> emily: >> shannon: it's cute. that could be five to feival. >> greg: what is that from? it's the new show, the speed on.

>> shannon: the "secret of nym" ." >> greg: "special report" is up next. >> bret: thank you, jesse, giving the green light to impeachment. 2020 candidate joe biden because i love the letter a "liar." a fox news exclusive, a live interview with national security robert o'brien. this is "special report" ." good evening, i'm bret baier, reporting tonight from los angeles. los angeles. house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump has given her no choice but to authorize the drafting of articles of impeachment. of she make the decision sadly but with confidence and humilit. president trump meantime has