bring it on with two politically correct legends. everybody is hating one side. >> we are all this together, charles. >> appreciate it and of course, "the five" starts right now. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm here with emily, dana perino and tom. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> impeachment insanity a stalemate on capitol hill. the president blasting nancy pelosi over the week and for the democrats impeachment delay. >> crazy nancy, she is crazy. no, no. so now she says coming she has no case, she has no case. that's good, right? but you know what, so unfair,

someone fair. she has no case. do they look bad? the same thing, the constitution, they are violating the constitution totally. [applause] >> jesse: nancy pelosi is responding by attacking trump and sang the house isn't going to move forward any time soon. and chuck schumer claims that unless republicans give in to his demands, then the entire thing is a sham, the g.o.p. returning fire by calling out to pelosi's shenanigans. >> to me it seems absurd position after impeaching the president you won't send the papers over to the senate. >> this is a sign of weakness. this is a sign that she understands just how weak these articles are. >> impeachment is a dead cat, stop playing with it. it's going nowhere. quit violating the constitution. >> jesse: to top things off democrats considering impeachment 2.0. the court filing revealing the

possibility president trump could be impeached again. a fight over testimony for the white house counsel, i like the dead cat analogy. >> dana: nobody wants to play with a dead cat. nobody wants to have a dead cat. >> jesse: may be you, you don't like have spirits before i like cats. my sister has four rescue cats. but yes, impeachment went so well the first time we are planning to do it again and telegraphing over at don mccann's testimony, that seems a little far-fetched. but this reminds me of the government shutdown. do you remember there was a government shutdown last year? >> jesse: i did. but the government shut down. >> telmex before that schumer shut down but the democrats went into that thinking that they had the upper hand. the president didn't get his loan money but the democrats pretty much had to cave so i think impeachment feels the same, but there is something that is not getting a lot of attention because of all the other activity and the holidays but doug jones come at the

democrat from alabama, the senator who basically said he's not for this impeachment thing but i think that is as big as jeff andrew switching parties to the republican health slide because it matters a lot. and i think maybe that is because, we are also busy, a lot of democrats think that the republicans are in trouble like cory gardner or susan collins of maine. that they will actually have trouble getting reelected. doug jones saying he's not for impeachment shows he knows it's not meritorious. and deftly not going to vote for it. >> jesse: do you agree? >> tom: but no big headlines on doug jones. and the mainstream media. what was the big story? someone at "christianity do a" makes the headlines. and if you can find anybody at all and they try to make it seem like a big movement, even then evangelicals support. >> jesse: we will talk about that in a moment.

i have not been able to understand the strategy of holding these articles back. we tried to ask juan but we will give you a shot. why is this such a good move for the democrats? >> i think we have heard them say she's trying to get the upper hand because she doesn't have director jurisdiction over what is happening. this is what i think the strategy is and no one will ever say it in speaker pelosi will not lead with this, but i think it is because there is a lot of apprehension about impeachment and public acceptance. they were able to actually do some kind of photo on impeachment and the house, but they know that there's going to be acquittal in the senate. they have to slow down the train to essentially, you know, play both ends to say look, the senate would not be fair. we will not let this go forward because this will be raked. >> jesse: they are still acting tough? >> i think they are acting

different but i think ultimately they don't want to be hamstrung within actual acquittal. >> jesse: but there is going to a and acquittal. so they want the impeachment without the a acquittal. >> that is my theory but i think that's what's happening. >> jesse: they might be ready with that. >> problem with the strategy is the fact that they didn't need anything additional. the votes that do matter more for retaining any support for the democratic party which is those independents are the ones so exhausted by this and showing fatigue and are not supporting this. so it's like an unnecessary rally. the other problem is the lies the entire point of this, gamesmanship. never had to do with substance otherwise a commitment to evidence. there wouldn't be there hurry up and then slow down that there is now an consumer citizen confusion. no one understands the strategy. during this break, this is not an average break but a holiday

break where people are connecting with their families, restoring their everyday, crazy lives. to me on the other end of this when congress reconvenes, there will be added exhaustion, fatigue and momentum coming into the new year. everyone will be extra sick of this. this again? no way. >> jesse: also media smearing evangelicals for refusing to back impeachment. it comes as "christianity today" causes a stir after publishing and editorial calling for president's from office. >> they are giving full loyalty to the president and not god appear they are not questioning trump. >> the reason this is offensive, exposing all of them to take this shameless con man over the principles that they are preaching and the holy season has we celebrate. they would sell out if they thought they could get something from it. >> jesse: he said oh jesus.

>> dana: here together, so their dismay that democrats have about evangelicals and trump is not new. this has been going on since the very beginning how dare you, how could you? going back to access hollywood and on and on. and for like me, my space is personal and i don't like to mix it with politics and i'm not part of evangelical but i was born lutheran. but i understand and respect evangelical positions. i also think if someone wants to write an editorial to "christianity today" the soviets. let them. everybody has an opportunity to give their opinion and we are blunt and we get to do it on television, but it shouldn't be that big of a deal. >> jesse: i think you see also the timing of it. you saw "the new york times" op-ed by republicans were former republicans. they know they are trying to take out some of these republicans in the senate and

they need all-out pressure pressure campaign against republicans to guilt them and she came this and so the stakes are so high for this impeachme impeachment. >> look at elected officials are going to listen to the people in the voters at home and not necessarily "the new york times" or any other media outlet to try to shame them. look, there's always been a disconnect between president trump and his personal, you know, lifestyle or however, that sort of thing. but political evangelical values. heat the reality is he govern strongly for those group of individuals with number of executive orders and that's what they are looking at and not necessarily personal conduct. >> jesse: that is true. because it is a great point but it is dangerous to start attacking hypocrisy and main media. that is personal to them. and i think what matters, you know, people can have a dentist

tased but what matters is what happens at the ballot box. that turnover of the circuits and the pushing those through, that speaks louder than anything else. >> jesse: tom shillue. >> tom: dana, you are right anyone can write an editorial but the thing is one guy mark galli on for sunday shows had an open forum and made it seem a national movement but it is one guy, the owner of "christianity today." the thing you look at though is the fact that the media treat at this. like it was watershed when it wasn't. the follow-up article is very interesting because they just want to, they said plant a flag. they don't like the evangelical move is tied to trump that it's hurting recruitment with certain groups and they won't admit that but it's not about impeachment which they are articulate. >> dana: what are they offering? the alternative, the alternative evangelicals are not poor. the alternative on the policy

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>> dana: it was a democratic debate moment that put wine cave, believe it or not on the map. >> with the mayor recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals and served $900 a bottle wine. billionaires in wine cave's should not pick the next president of the united states. >> i'm literally the only person on the stage who is not a millionaire or billionaire. [applause] so if -- this is important. this is the problem with issuing purity test you yourself cannot pass. >> dana: after calling out your pete buttigieg a wine bar, elizabeth warren is being called a hypocrite because in 2018 warren had a $2700 person vino filled fund-raiser with a souvenir bottle of wine. plus, behind the scenes president obama reportedly telling donors not to back wine. basically saying, she's fine,

she's good, she's a politician and over promises but he hasn't said the same about joe biden. jesse. i'm going to try to make a wine fort. that is a little bit more like every day. >> jesse: where you can stash up all those empty bottles? >> dana: and then i will not be accused of being an elitist. >> jesse: is a wine cave right now? i think he is in a wine cave right now. he's in one of the two. the other day, he rammed the tiles on this big exchange, democratic voters. they didn't like it. democrats did not like they attacked. they didn't like the counterpunch. they don't like them attacking each other especially on stupid issues like wine cave. you guys still have student loan debt. tom steyer could just go like that and clear the debt. but who knows. she, warren, is an millionaire,

bernie is a millionaire, what are they talking about? barack obama could go to a wine cave fund-raiser, cut a big check for mayor pete and all of a sudden that is corrupting? how is that corrupting? what if some billionaire invented the electric car. he is saving the world and then cut a check for your campaign just as much as you do? you are going to turn that money away? it doesn't make sense at all. the democrats did this to themselves. they create this hypocritical traps for themselves. they demonize the wealthy, and then they begged the wealthy for money in secret and get shamed when they get caught. >> this is where i come down on this. because i actually think it would have been a really good opportunity to turn this entire conversation on its head. instead democrats like to fight with each other. what is the joke that they say come i'm not a member of an organized party but i'm a democrat? one of those situations, right? i'm in this exchange with mayor pete were elizabeth warren

mike, you know what come i have to play by the rules you are given right now. we have to raise a bunch of money and unless we have campaign finance reform which we can't do because conservative judges on the bench. people, guess what, have to take this money. you don't set up some kind of hypocritical test because everybody has to have money because campaigns are becoming billion, multibillion-dollar exercises. make it about campaign finance reform, not about wine cave. >> dana: alexandria ocasio-cortez talked about purity tests. take a look at this. >> for anyone who accuses us for instituting purity tests, it's called having values. it's called giving a damn. it's called having standards. >> jesse: it's called so many things. >> dana: it's called so many things. i just think that they are going to have to go back on this anyway when they get to the

general because if they want to be competitive with president trump they have to raise money. >> pete buttigieg was caught in the wine cave. i know elizabeth warren, she has a real beer drinker. i've seen the video. she likes to pop a couple of pots. but i mean, i don't know how they will get away from this. that is they are based now is wine cave people. i kind of like this thing, this attack by elizabeth warren. but you know donald trump will pick up on this because he knows they are all wine cave people. >> jesse: he doesn't drink at all. speak to my family owns a winery. and i feel like -- >> jesse: how have we never got in a bottle of wine and your family owns a winery? >> emily: no, i'm kidding. it's about storage. but this is stupid. i think the larger part other than actual, you know, making wine is about other culture, digging in the dirt and difficult to turn a process of winery. this is one more example of

elizabeth warren and others from the left telling people that they matter less and are valued less as a voter because of something about them. remember after the base, we talked about this, they were elements in the main stream media, the regional party is from the mountains in the south and noncollege-educated contributor and then we have elizabeth warren who claims she has a capitalist and yet to someone who became a billionaire off of a capitalist society potentially creating a service that actually helped others in the society. that definitely created and gave them insurance and paid taxes on. that she said, they should not elect the president. so their vote matters less. it is kind of alienation that will not be forgotten. it does not matter that it happens far from the left by the time we get to the general, they have corrected it. i don't understand the correction can come back from this when the strategies alienation of others is how they should be demonized because of something about them. >> dana: chassis commit is interesting frank luntz said

they don't like the class warfare. the way that the argument is set up or this one in particular. >> jesse: this specifically an attack but generally they don't like watching democrats attack each other. they only like watching democrats attack donald trump. but if that will be the case, no one will win this thing, elbow, fight for domination. >> dana: someone will win. we will see who it is. up next robert de niro most explosive anti-trump tirade yet. ♪ i wish i had gone into aspen dental much sooner. when you're not able to smile, you become closed off. having to live with bad teeth for so long was extremely depressing. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself that i missed and all of the feeling bad about myself that was unnecessary. at aspen dental, we're all about yes. like yes to free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance. yes to flexible hours and payment options. and yes, whenever you're ready to get started, we are too.

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>> it is no secret robert de niro hates president trump. >> today the world is suffering from the real donald trump. [bleep], the idiot is a fool,

come on. >> he has debased the presidency. it is just, it is just beyond surreal. >> he has no idea of what his purpose in life has the president should be. >> i always say he is a low life. he has a low life. >> but now the raging bull actor is taking things to a whole new level. check out what many are calling his most unhinged, anti-trump rant yet. >> i would like to see a bag [bleep] right in his face. and that picture all over the world. that would be the most humiliating thing. he needs to be humiliated. he needs to be confronted and humiliated by whoever his opponent is, his political opponent. >> wow, okay. so basically we need to [bleep] out most of that. and more like joe pesci then robert de niro.

and here is somebody from day one has not been a fan of president trump. but look, my question to you, tom shillue, when are we going to give up on caring about what celebrities think about politics? who cares? look, he has his right to his opinion and everything else, but why are we even talking about this? >> tom: people love this stuff. they like the most triton anti-trump voice has but robert de niro has a great deal of intelligence. when you watch him, obviously, he is super gifted and he has intelligence in that area, but when he talks about politics, it is not smart at all. obviously, he has a block there. he's also very angry. why has the presidency, debased the presidency and donald trump come with a smear of back of you know white and his face. why does he think that will make his point? i don't really understand. so i would like to sit with him and say, if he has debased the

presidency, the country and everything. what is it? give me the line. >> is this an imitation for robert de niro to come on your show? >> tom: i would love it. i want to contrast robert de niro when he speaks about politics he articulates policy and talks about actual things, not just want to shove a bag of you know what. >> i love his father i want to point that out. emily, you bring up, tom brought up this point about jon voight. but if someone said this about hillary clinton or barack obama or in a democratic, about nancy pelosi, and actor, more conservative leaning. saying they want to throw certain things and one of these democratic's face. do you think we would just brush it off where would we be talking about it? >> emily: i think no matter what there is a pious and mainstream media that would be hypocritical in coverage of who says what about side of the

party or what party. for me, when i hear this, i take it as comedy. you heard me laughing. i think it is funny to hear it that way. i listen to anyone who is thoughtful, regardless of what they are saying or what their views are if they are thoughtful inarticulate can i listen. then i form my own opinion. i think what disturbs me more coming out of hollywood is that the celebration of being arrested. and i think the flagrant, it is my turn. i think that is a disgusting, shameful trivialization of what is a rippling aspect of our society. if they had any type of self-respect, they would take that energy in that exposure and put it towards criminal justice reform, rather than shoving in our face the fact that they are wealthy attorney can get them out of jail immediately. >> dana, i know you have talked about that before and see new post on twitter concerns about somebody like jane fonda going out there and getting arrested time and time again. what kind of message does that

send to people? before celebrities talk about politics, it's about me trying to talk about sports. and nobody takes it seriously. when it comes to robert de niro, so my husband and stepson last night started watching that movie on netflix, the irishman, and i was like i have to separate my politics from the entertainment that are like to watch, but i have to say, for this one in particular, i'm just not into it. i left. >> interesting, jesse, what is your take on this? are you cooking up what robert de niro is selling? >> jesse: no. >> i'm shocked. >> jesse: i was talking to your husband about this, he's a great actor but he plays the same character in every single role. he's playing the same character every time he does an interview. a trump hater. i think this is just political listen he for the irishman. his team knows it, his entourage thinks it is good because usually he is a blurring interview. and now he gets animated when he talks about how much he hates

trump so they are going with it. also, i don't think people care about what the celebrities say about politics anymore is because 20 years ago, they were the only ones to get on their soapbox and have a platform. now, everybody has twitter, social media and thousands of different cable channels, everyone can say whatever they want. what he says does not have as big of an impact. >> dana: i don't think we've heard president trump tweet about this yet but who knows anything is possible. up next get ready for a green christmas. the extreme recommendation claimant as there has for you this year. ♪ eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both.

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♪ >> liberal activist pushing you to go green. new york times with zero waste policy saying "glitter, shining wrapping paper are now signs of

the apocalypse. instead you should opt for orange peel garland or ornaments from dried apples or citrus license, wrapping paper bows made from -- and an effort to gleam a luminous tree, which i'm sure is totally instant friendly" so tom, tell me about messages like this that are pretty when people might have gone that extra mile if it wasn't rammed down their throat questioning >> tom: welcome i was the original environmentalist because we haven't ever cleaned tree, 100% made out of tinsel. look at that fake tree. >> emily: look at that picture. >> tom: we stored it in the attic. >> jesse>> emily: does it have r wheel? >> tom: it was cheap and my mother was an environmentalist because she was cheap. we would we use paper plates. [laughter] >> tom: we would reuse everything and when we would unwrap presence -- be when i think you cracked the code appeared environmentalist or cheat people. i think you are onto something.

they are cheap. they don't have the money to get the good stuff for christmas, and then they couch tag to save the environment. >> emily: how mean. >> jesse: he is the one who said it. >> tom: back in the old days, they worked on a budget and we were supposed to open our presents and not ripped the paper because we would reuse that paper next year. [laughter] >> emily: my grandfather to head up at the same reason and my mom inherited saving him for that reason, i just think that it's great not to be overly consumptive, but i don't ever want in a message rammed down my throat. i don't want to hear being in an apocalypse and giving people a choice as such more authentic. >> dana: it is not persuasive, however, i agree, there is a lot of waste. and we were asking commercial break, when you open presents, are you the kind of person that cleans up right away? as people are unwrapping their presence or do you wait until the end? it turns out the only person

here that waits until the end that loves a mess is tom. >> we have cracked the code on that too because reusing paper plates and all of a sudden he wants to hoard -- [laughter] >> i'm with you, emily. i think it is more important -- i don't begrudge anybody for their habits. if they want to be zero waste for the holidays, that is fine, but you know, don't tell me that i can't have glittery stuff. that is what the holidays are all about. >> dana: i like whatever gets in my face, shining. >> jesse: here is the deal, emily. "the new york times" in the spirit of this saving the world thing, why don't they just go digital? they print massive amounts of paper every single day. everybody reads the front page, sports page, throw it out, and they do it all over again the next day. "the new york times," they are the ones cutting down all the trees. they are the ones wasting the paper!

they don't get the chance to lecture us. we should be lecturing them. [laughter] >> here's my question to you guys are you extra sensitive giving a gift to someone that feels that way? this year, for example, i gave it to them for the amazon gift bags i got from other people. and then to other people i could fold residence with them i did. >> jesse: you know people like this, emily? they decorate their aluminum trees with dried apples? [laughter] you don't know people like that. >> emily: come and i will show you. number two the majority of friends like that or a little more reasonable. look, you guys, let's reuse this, let's recycle. >> dana: i have for years and i have now trashed anxiety. there was this whole article in "the new york times" about china's refusing to take our trash anymore. they used to take it and we would just pay. then china said, actually, no thanks. we don't want any of that. now, all of these localities are

having a hard time figuring out what to do with all of this trash and plastic. i am having a slight panic attack about it. >> jesse: that is why we can use paper straws, dana. i was ahead of the curb on the paper straws. >> dana: i was going to say. the new thing. >> jesse: and you can eat it afterwards. >> a little crunchy. >> jesse: dip it in the sauce. >> emily: an aluminum straw, free, bonus. >> dana: you can see what happened to that one lady that happened? i will tell you during the break. it's scary. >> jesse: she was impaled? >> dana: yes. with her eye. >> i don't want to talk about it. >> the fastest seven is up next. us. it's what this country is made of. but right now,

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♪ >> tom: welcome back, time for "the fastest seven." first up, "cats" was less than perfect. i got you, jessie. the box office and universal pictures providing movie

theaters with an updated musical to improve the special effects widespread backlash. dana. >> dana: turns out "cats" was "the dogs." have they ever made a movie about dogs, they would never have this problem. >> tom: what if they dress as doggies. they should kept it -- i'm sick of cgi. >> jesse: stop playing with a dead cat, dana. >> dana: [laughter] >> tom: i love it because waters world was named after biggest box office of all times, kevin costner, that budget $235 million to make "waterworld" and it only grows $188 million. this statesman with $100 million on on "cats" $2.6 million. they went in the hole for $95 million. >> my sisters went on friday as a joke because they came to the

conclusion it would be so bad it was good to. and i think what not come apparently it was so bad that it actually, it was not good. it was not actually funny. >> emily: i am reserving judgment and i still want to see it. for the performing artist aspect of it. i cannot wait to see francesca. i'm generally excited and a lot of times, critics are like -- i'm completely entertained by it. >> jesse: they destroyed "dumb and dumber" and that was one of my favorites. [laughter] >> dana: perfect. >> tom: newtek phantom phone syndrome where people feel like smartphones buzzing with techs and alerts even when the phones nowhere near their party. it has been classified a real psychological phenomena and a

legitimate hallucination. feel this all the time. what you think? >> i don't like legitimate because someone will use it as defense has some type of crime they were arrested and charged with. i think it is ridiculous. my friend used to have her ringer from her boss has a fire alarm and we all got ptsd from that spirit it was horrible. so i don't know. >> tom: am i the only one that feels my leg vibrating? >> dana: i don't have any alerts of any kind. >> jesse: so it goes up your leg. >> dana: this is my advice to everybody turn off your alerts. you look at your phone and if you don't need alerts and the ones that make noise. or the ones that vibrate. >> tom: do you get the fox news alert? it makes the fox news sound. >> dana: no, i turn it all on silent. >> emily: i think people are not separate from their phone so they are feeling this. i don't think it is a hallucination but everybody is surgically attached to their

phone therefore, there is no separation. therefore, it is not hallucination. that is not a word. you know what i mean. >> tom: do you feel it? do you feel vibrating in your pocket? >> emily: i feel the train right now. >> jesse: i think it is mysterious. >> tom: wow permit is phantom. finally! we don't keep the phones but go to the next. the fearless canine, look at this. that is duke. to take down a suspect in california. the heroic count served in iraq with the marines. don't worry, the pooch is doing just fine. look at that. right through the window! >> that poor doggy. >> we interviewed come i got to interview his handler, and that dog, duke, fox & friends. >> jesse: did he take you down when he did that shoot? >> we showed them the clip that was hilarious.

i had the honor of working with law enforcement canines right there. mcl. that is you? >> that screen pretty much shot. but the dogs were so cute, you guys come with birthday, duke, it is on christmas eve. he is turning seven. he said his dog, he takes him home every night and he super doggy. climbing all over the officer, so cute. >> tom: super doggy. a neck they softened it up, at first i thought he broke the window but i think they pretty broke it. >> dana: right come a little bit from it wasn't broken all the way through. and the dog, as emily told me, had never done that. the glass was still intact. but duke is amazing. and we have a lot of gratitude for these animals that help us. >> tom: this is the year for the animals, right? >> jesse: animals are great. >> emily: every time i'm on the "the five," goes around on my head for days on end. >> tom: that dog, conan.

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♪ >> tom: time for "one more thing." i was in philly. we just need one more win, make the playoffs. very exciting. cowboys also losers off the field. after they lost, the plane had a mechanical error and got stuck in philly for hours and hours and hours, barely made it back in dallas. serves them right.

also, jessie's bonsai tree news. here's the news. my tree is dead. >> dana: what happened? >> jesse: here's the tree, very lush. we launched an investigation and all fingers point to johnny to kill the tree. >> emily: always get blamed for everything. hey, if he needs a defense attorney... >> jesse: good night, good bonsai. you'll be missed. >> dana: i wonder if you would admit while your voices so horace horace. >> jesse: not cigarettes. >> dana: this happened in mount pleasant, south carolina, at the costco. the employees and costco members pulled together to feed the families of 50 students from the local high school for two weeks that they'll be out over the school holidays. right there in south carolina, which is so nice. people were helping others at

christmas time. want to take a moment and send good thoughts to don johnson jr. in the hospital right now. serious brain injury but he is recovering. he's a husband, father, grandfather, and vietnam war veteran and we are sure you are going to get a lot better, and we wish you the best from "the five." >> jesse: good name. emily? >> emily: i like this story. so this cop was on his way home, riding back after a busy shift all day and we know much of the midwest was blanketed with snow this weekend. he saw a 6-year-old playing in his front yard playing with snowballs and this guy, the cop stopped and they have this amazing snowball fight in this kid's front yard. the video caught by nicole murphy who was a 6-year-old nephew was the one playing with the officer. totally cute. merry christmas to them. >> jesse: where was this?

>> emily: wisconsin. waterloo, illinois. >> dana: is not illegal. >> jesse: internal affairs needs to look at this. tom shillue? >> tom: i like this. tom kiss to with his family. his family told him to stay. dana, i love your laughing. >> dana: that's what i thought earlier! speed through the dad said, sean, he makes the kids day, right? when the kid runs away screaming, the whole family started laughing. that reminds me of my family. that strong glass, though. >> dana: i'm glad because everything is fine. >> emily: it's glass... >> dana: we will know in 20 years.

>> tom: the dad post of the menu and he said, my son is on the menu at the zoo today. >> jesse: if it was a canine, he would've blasted right through the glass. >> emily: he's not going to be a detroit tiger kid. >> jesse: capri? >> capri: this week, i'm happy to report that my sister had the incredible opportunity to get d.j. on the sirius xm from the roswell hall of fame in our home state of ohio. we love the tunes, so we had a chance to play a whole hour of classic rock from david bowie to bad finger, black sabbath, chicago, cream. absolute blast, a good cause. apparently a lot of people

listen to classic vinyl according to my dad. >> dana: i had to tell peter that. >> capri: i don't even know if he knows about that channel. classic rock from the 1964-1976. people going through the catalog trying to figure out, okay, certain bands that were in the cut off that we likes from the later 70s but had to do with the late 60s. >> tom: what if you pick something that they didn't like, if you were like, i want pat boone. > capri: i actually poured out "in a guided aveda" " by iron butterfly. and i like, we had to pull "inagaddadavida." >> wouldn't be that without the

drum solo. >> jesse: that's it for us. our christmas eve and christmas day specials, and a lot of fun. "special report" up next. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are covering three breaking stories on this very busy start to the holiday week. first, north korea threatening a so-called christmas gift for the united states as tensions rise over stalled nuclear talks. former security advisor john bolton says president trump is bluffing on his threats to the north. china says they'll lowered some tariffs in the new year. and your 401(k)s are loving the idea as a stock market hits new highs. but we start with impeachment, and the senate minority leader keeping the pressure on this evening with a news conference calling for the white house to release