from iowa, tomorrow on fox business and fox news and saturday we are allies of course, covering all of that. live simultaneous global reaction, which they tend to generate. there comes a "the five." ♪ >> jesse: hello, i'm jesse watters along with kennedy, dana perino, juan williams, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it looks like it could be game over for the democrats impeachment spectacle. president trump has been declaring victory on twitter and republicans have been signaling that they could vote to acquit the president as early as tomorrow. here are some highlights from the trial today. speak at this points to the exact problem taking place here, that is my colleague has said ts is really taking the vote away from the american people. speak about what we have seen

over the last couple days is a descent into constitutional madness. speak of the president, by his account, never once asked his so leave the board. instead, he started investigating the prosecutor who was going after burisma and his corrupt oligarch. >> jesse: the reasoning president trump is ready to declare victory are because of two videos servicing from john bolton and adam schiff. >> i will be meeting with president zelensky. he and president trump have already met twice pier the president called to congratulate president zelensky on his election and his success in the parliamentary election. they were very warm, cordial calls. there were hoping they would be able to meet in warsaw. >> particularly given the history where we had the politicization of intelligence over wmd. why we would pick someone who, the very same issue has been

raised repeatedly, and that is john bolton's politicization of cuba and other issues. while we would want someone with that lack of credibility i don't understand. >> jesse: that hurts, but let's take a look at it from the week. democrats went first. obviously landed some punches and the republican defense came in saturday, obliterated them. then you have this leak about bolton and it looks like the republicans were getting a little defensive, and i was the white house team has finished making their case, and it looks like there will be a vote on no witnesses and the president will be acquitted on friday. maybe saturday morning. wow appeared a lot to digest, williams. >> juan: i just find so much of this upsetting. i start with, game over? game over on the basis of bolton tapes. i think to myself, if that's the case, if bolton is exonerating the president, why wouldn't the

president and his team want bolton to come before the american people and testify? but of course, we know that's not the case. he doesn't want bolton anywhere near this. he in fact is putting up every roadblock to stop bolton from testifying, and he continues to refuse to release any material. this is all showmanship, and he is terrific at showmanship. donald trump can put on a show. but in terms of protecting the american constitution, in terms of stopping us from becoming a monarchy with a king that answers to no one, i just wonder what is going on? >> jesse: i think the president has been answering to a lot of people since he went and office. he's been checked every single day -- >> juan: he answers to rudy giuliani rudy giuliani. >> jesse: and you know that. >> juan: and what about rudy giuliani? he may know something. >> jesse: i can afford my own lawyer. kennedy, what do you think about these tapes that have surfaced?

>> none of this is also prized. these are politicians and by nature they are going to contradict themselves. adam schiff won in 2000. he beat jim rogan in his district to become a congressman because of his outrage over bill clinton's impeachment. obviously, the argument he made he is now arguing against his own logic. i understand positions can evolve, and certainly it's been 20 years since he ran for that office and he's been stinking up congress ever sense, but john bolton can't have it both ways. he can't be a patriot and a compromise or at the same time. i actually wouldn't mind hearing from john bolton. i want to hear how he can score some of the salacious things he has reportedly written in this book and saying the president was warm and cordial. either he is not a patriot and he was just disseminating propaganda on behalf of the president because he's totally compromised himself or somewhere in here he's lying.

>> jesse: right now, we have a few more questions and then what do we do tomorrow? a few more final thoughts and then we will hold a vote. >> dana: there is a technical thing, a gateway vote, if it's clear that's going to fail i think there will be a motion to have the acquittal vote and there's some amendments. it could be a long night but i do believe mitch mcconnell has steered republicans in a way where they will be able to finish this by late friday night, may be early morning. it could be really late night or an early morning depending on your perspective. i have been surprised that nobody has brought up the fact that in september, just a month ago, the international monetary fund, they finally released their money and loans to ukraine. if you look at the reason that they were holding it back like they were concerned about it, it was all about corruption. that isn't a surprise.

not a surprise either that john bolton, the national security advisor would go on radio free europe and talk about corruption in ukraine because it was a well-known thing. i would also point out that senator alexander from tennessee was considered somebody who has this great reputation and he doesn't want to sully that and he's retiring at the end of this year, so maybe the democrats thought he would vote for impeachment. over the past two days unless i have missed something in the last couple minutes, he hasn't asked a single question which makes me think he has all the information he needs and the democrats have failed to force a vote on witnesses. and that is a contrast with what the media says. the media always says republicans don't have enough votes to block witnesses. it's actually that the democrats haven't been able to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt and force a vote. >> kennedy: very quickly to add to that, that frustrated susan collins. she is one of the people we've been looking to -- >> jesse: the media always tries to box republicans and

with their narrative. speaking of the media, this is joe lockhart saying some really explosive stuff about the president. >> what i thought when i was watching it is this is un-american. this is what you hear from stalin, what you hear from mussolini, from authoritarians, from hitler. all the authoritarians who rationalized, in some cases,, based on what was in the public interest. >> jesse: alan dershowitz being very effective in the media's going after him big time. time. >> greg: i'm going to miss this. i hope they don't vote on this tomorrow because i'm starting to like this a lot. >> jesse: know you are not. >> greg: with the media is doing is intentionally misrepresenting what alan dershowitz said. he said you can't be impeached for doing something in the national interest if it also helps your reelection because everything you do that is good helps you in a reelection. impeachment about this, which is about investigating corruption

in the ukraine, you could just as easily impeach him or introduce a middle east peace plan or a trade deal, because that also helps his personal interests. >> juan: i always listen to you, but -- >> greg: keep listening! you've been talking all day! that is why bolton's bombshell actually helped trump because it helps the idea that trump's interest wasn't corruption. if a space alien came down and said, i see two sides. one side says impeach, the other side says quit. what is the difference? one has been saying impeachment for three solid years. that is the difference. that explains the emotion, the hyperbole, because they put years into this. this is a sunk cost that they can't let go. i know what you're going to say some going to preempt you. >> juan: thank you. >> greg: the reason these two sides mirror each other is because it really is about the power of congress versus the power of the president. dershowitz said if you can impeach over obstruction of

justice, which is vague, that gives the congress too much power. every congress now can impeach the president at a whim and the president becomes a puppet. the other side says, if you don't impeach him, trump is a tyrant and a king. you see how the argument is exactly equal. the only difference is one has been doing it for three damn years. >> jesse: greg gutfeld did not care about impeachment for months and months. >> greg: i've been trying. >> juan: to the audience, to be very clear, this is not about corruption in the ukraine. this is about trump seeking dirt on joe biden! >> greg: you just validated my point. >> juan: you know, that is the point. you said it is about corruption. it is not about corruption. it is about him trying to help himself -- >> greg: you're reading his mind, you're reading his mind. >> kennedy: you wanted trump's tax return, and you asked a lot of details because he's running for president, why isn't it okay

to ask questions about joe biden when he was vice president? why is it okay not have the same line of inquiry? >> juan: because this is something trump's lawyers are saying, it is okay to get information from a foreign government? what are you talking about? that is exactly in violation of campaign finance funds and literally nobody has said joe biden has done anything wrong. >> jesse: everybody said it! >> juan: nobody. nobody. >> jesse: know all the democrats who are running for president against joe biden, i would never -- >> juan: that's wrong -- >> jesse: -- everybody knows it. be sure to tune in tomorrow. it will be just like this. we are counting down to the super bowl liv on fox. some major surprises. plus, a sunday episode. coming up next, and impeachment debacle. democrats can't even get their stories straight. is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay.

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>> juan: welcome back. it's been another marathon days of questions and answer in the senate. impeachment trial. the lead managers are taking some heat from republicans over the strength of their case against the president. take a look. >> the question was raised earlier over what the proper proof is. people pointed out, the constitution doesn't say. but the highest end of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt and these facts have been proven not beyond a reasonable doubt, beyond any doubt. speak out this will be the first impeachment trial that involves no witnesses if you deu don't want to hear from any. that you simply want to rely on what was investigated in the

house. that would be unprecedented. >> juan: it seems to me, from court trial, that i've seen come every prosecutor thinks they have proven their case but it's never bad to say, may be some people in the jury don't agree and i've got additional evidence in the form of a man with direct knowledge, john bolton. what do you say to that? >> greg: don't fall for that, that's bogus. you don't have to call witnesses. you don't listen to the other side for advice. you need to ignore the hyperbole because hyperbole is a sign they are tied up in knots over this. this is the only thing they have left, bolton. they're going to keep sand, my god, this is going to be historic, were going to be talking about this, political suicide. even if the call witnesses they will say, now you are trying to drag out the election and trying to keep our candidates busy. they are always going to find something. they hate you at the start, they're going to hate you in the middle, and they're going to hit you with the end. stop thinking about if you're going to hurt their feelings. no witnesses, give them -- give

them the business end of a happy face. i don't know what that means. >> juan: the political calculation is, republicans say, how was it in my self-interest to vote against the president? the president's base is loyal. 80% plus of republican support donald trump. so they are fearful of challenging this president be up at the country position from the democrats is, where is principal? where is the idea of standing up for the constitution and what's right? speak of it's interesting because you can't actually hear or see the senators because of the way the camera is but weo have the republicans that were part of the hearings in the house and i think about mike johnson from louisiana who knew the case backwards and forwards and i would say on the marriage, somebody says they haven't proven beyond a reasonable doubt, they do not have a case, and it is not all political for all of them. maybe a couple, but especially for the people we've been talking about that might possibly vote to see additional

witnesses, i think they have not been persuaded, just from reading the tea leaves of what they are saying, that you see susan collins is frustrated, and i also think this, there being very political. speaker pelosi said today that acquittal is not legitimate without a trial and new witnesses. so they want to go into election season saying he is impeached and that's for life, and it doesn't matter that he wasn't acquitted because republicans covered it up and it wasn't a fair trial. this could be right in the beginning when they pulled that lawsuit, because they didn't want the president to be confirmed in executive privilege claims and how they can say there was obstruction. but i do want to ask other thing because i didn't get a chance, can i ask a hypothetical? if we as a people had found out that president obama was asking a foreign government for help in

a corruption scheme, but it just so happened that scheme involved donald trump, but that that would be in the national interest, but it would also help him politically because it would've also helped hillary clinton. would our position be what alan dershowitz is saying, which is, that's cool. >> greg: it should be. >> juan: oh, no, not even close. >> jesse: we don't need to do a hypothetical because hillary clinton went out and paid for hers -- a dossier. juan, you already spoke. he spoke the whole last segment. >> juan: get out of here. fine, go right ahead. >> jesse: what hillary clinton did, she laundered money through a law firm to send to a foreign agent, cristobal steele. >> juan: what are you talking about? >> jesse: you are a hard news reporter. you know what happened. don't shake your head. >> juan: he was working for an american company,

christopher steele. >> jesse: so he takes this money, he goes and gets sources from ukraine, from russia. all fake news. all of it was fake. the dossier, that was then laundered through the fbi to spy on the trump campaign and now we know half of those warrants were illegal. that is with the ig says. how is that not paying for foreign election interference? >> juan: let me say -- >> jesse: how is that not digging up there on a political enemy to help you get elected? >> juan: just give me a chance because it is my block. i have to say, we don't have to deal with hypotheticals. president obama said there was russian interference and he went to mitch mcconnell and said, can we come out together and say -- >> jesse: you're not addressing the point i made. one more example -- >> juan: no, hang on, let me finish. do you know what mitch mcconnell said to obama? he didn't want to make any announcement -- >> jesse: that is nothing to do with what i'm talking about.

>> juan: i have a minute, go ahead. >> jesse: when the democratic senators sent a letter to the top prosecutors in ukraine and said, you better cooperate to investigate donald trump with mueller or else we are not going to give you foreign aid, how is that not threatening an ally with foreign aid to investigate a political opponent was mark >> juan: let me get this straight, we were opposed to corruption in the ukraine. this is news to you? >> jesse: you have nothing, juan. >> juan: okay, so today donald trump jr. was tweeting why is chief justice roberts walking rand paul from asking a question about the whistle-blower. they also want to ask questions about schiff and the whistle-blower. i'm thinking to myself, we got the perfect call and a transcript of it, everybody knows what happened. it's no secret here. >> kennedy: here is how i feel about that, because if there are people within the security apparatus who are trying to undo an election, that is problematic. if there are legitimate whistle-blowers who are keeping an eye on the government in

expanded surveillance tape which violates the constitution at every turn, you have to make sure that those people are protected. we are at an impasse here, but i do think it's legitimate to ask adam schiff, and he's made public statements and now statements under oath that are contradictory about his involvement with the whistle-blower, his contact with the whistle-blower, whether or not they helped coach that person and also lieutenant colonel adams inman was about to reveal who he had conversations with about that phone call and schiff stopped him because he was protecting himself. >> juan: you think it was himself? >> kennedy: yes, his house, his office, and the malfeasance therein! >> juan: trump a try to outdo the democrats with a rally in iowa ahead of the all-important iowa caucuses. that story up next on "the five." ally save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?

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♪ >> greg: president trump trolling the democrats ahead of the caucuses. he is holding a big rally in des moines. that's in iowa, dana. mayor pete buttigieg is being attacked by some in the media. some. they allege it he was using coded language in this tweet. in the face of unprecedented challenges we need a president whose vision was shaped by the american heartland rather than the ineffective washington politics we've come to know and expect." predictably, mayor pete team is trying to walk back the comments. what is wrong with that tweet was mark what is the dog was o? >> kennedy: nothing. he's from the great state of indiana. it's a wonderful place to be from. >> greg: great state is racist. >> jesse: you mean white state, that is what you mean. >> kennedy: people who have a

problem with that with their cosmopolitan biases need to spend some time in the heartland to find out why people love it there, meet your neighbors, what you do when you are in places like new york and d.c. >> greg: trump is holding a rally tonight. psi ops. what should he talk about, do you think? new rifts? he needs new riffs. >> dana: i think we are gearing up for some time to hear about his plans for a second term because right now it's hard to say exactly what that would be and he might do that in a state of the unit, which is only six days away, next tuesday, so there is that, but in the last date of the union he said, the line i remember the most, these united states will never be a socialist country. bernie sanders is having a bit of a moment and i would expect him to talk a little bit about that tonight. >> greg: there is a story in "the des moines register" that i think you should read about a

man convicted of sex crimes it is no longer considered a threat because he is changing his gender pair that is happening right now. i think the people on the trump staff should google that, it's a good talking point. >> jesse: if i was bernie sanders that would be furious with nancy pelosi, because she has kept him off the field and i will leading up to the caucus. joe biden and now trump have the entire state to themselves. and amy and liz warren. i understand why trump is there now. you want to flex your muscles, get a taste of the ground game, some voter contact. remember, he beat hillary in iowa by nine points. according to the latest "new york times" poll, he is beating all the democrats in iowa right now, and biden is a very weak front runner. he is vulnerable for a one-two punch. if you can beat him in iowa, the new hampshire, than the donors are going to start eking out. >> juan: but trump is not running as a democrat. >> jesse: thanks, juan.

if it was burning, or warren, both of those early primary states, that is a scary idea. >> juan: iowa is a red state. trump will likely not go back there in the general election. he's likely to win iowa in the general election, and what he is doing now is really trying to say here i am. but you know what? people of iowa, the democrats in iowa are going to have their caucus next. going to have any impact whatsoever, so this is another trump, i don't know. he puts on a show, people think, wow, the circuses in town, i got to go. >> dana: the election is monday. >> jesse: and barack obama win iowa. i don't think it's all red states. >> greg: it seems the g.o.p. is more fired up and the democrats are just more anxious. >> jesse: you can sense anxiety. >> greg: i am the king of anxiety. i've to catch a flight after this, i'm freaking out right now. >> juan: what i noticed is the senators from iowa said, what we

are doing here with impeachment, i hope the voters of iowa notice what we are saying about joe biden. oh, so that's what this is abo about? >> greg: you mean politics? >> dana: is also a show of unity. it's a way for the president, throughout the week is going to have 80 cabinet members and administrators throughout iowa from betsy devos to vice president pence, they are going to be all across the state talking about the president's message, while in iowa, we're going to hear about the first allotments from the precincts. we are going to hear how candidates are doing it right out of the gate on monday night. we didn't get that in 2016 and hillary clinton barely squeaked out a win over bernie sanders. there is a lot of chaos there. it is a fractious party and i think the president is trying to show that even with impeachment and all that is going on with the media and democrats after him, he's going to go out there and show that he's got a solid message. >> juan: i just wonder if he's going to go out with a solid message on more dirt on

joe biden. or, bernie sanders. >> dana: the other thing happening today, bloomberg pulled into the third spot ahead of warren in and international poll. >> greg: despite not knowing how to eat ice cream. >> dana: or shake a hand. a dog's paw. >> juan: didn't hurt him though, and they've been running ahead. republicans have been running ads opposing impeachment but bloomberg has been running ads attacking trump on health care and impeachment. >> greg: do you actually think he's running for president? >> juan: yes, what do you think? >> greg: i think he's just taking down trump. he hates trump. >> kennedy: he is so envious, he wants to be the billionaire in power. >> juan: who is the other billionaire? >> greg>> greg: donald trump. >> jesse: nice try. >> greg: coming up, the world health organization is declaring coronavirus a world health emergency. that's next. i need a ride.

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♪ >> dana: breaking news about the coronavirus. the world health organization is declaring the outbreak of global health emergency and here in the united states. the first person-to-person transmission has been reported in this comes as the trump administration has announced a task force to deal with the crisis. so for the virus has killed 170 people in china and here's what officials are now saying. speak of the president is ensuring that we are proactivele necessary steps to prevent or mitigate any potential spread of the virus here in the united states. >> dana: adjusted this announcement this afternoon. do you think it is soon enough?

>> greg: i think they waited a little bit too long but what drives me crazy is when we get the lectures, the panic is worse than the pandemic and it doesn't have to be either/or. it's like the prison of two ideas. you either have to become a b, or let's be crazy when there is an infinity of ideas in between, and i do think it would be wise to have a temporary ban, travel from china. i don't know the answer to people coming from other countries that came from china but i'm sure there are people who deal with this stuff that have dealt with pandemics who would have the solution. but the idea that taking precautionary steps is always good, especially when the horse has left the building and it has left. >> kennedy: and the barn. >> greg: and the barn. it's hard to have horses and buildings. >> dana: a lot of questions can be what happened in china and when. the reports are in today, no one

is actually really sure. >> kennedy: know, one of the scientist who was working on it, the first case was december 1st and they had several human to human transitions by the middle of december. one scientist went on a message board and said, the government is not taking this seriously. we have a very, very serious virus that is going to lead to a crisis, and he was condemned and reeducated by the communist party and had to publicly apologize for that. that is one of the things, because you don't know what they were doing and they were more concerned about word getting out about the virus as opposed to the virus itself. they were more concerned about containing the message than the sickness. now you've got 7,000 people on a cruise ship who are being held hostage. they can't even go down the little slide. >> jesse: man over board. >> dana: that is throwing up the entire system. if you are a local official you're expected to keep everything perfect. you want to give everything perfect so you don't ever want to deliver bad news to somebody

and that means the press says bad news and makes the problem worse. >> jesse: my staff never delivers me bad news. >> dana: you always get good news. >> jesse: they come to my office slinking around and they had me up piece of paper and i say, what? get out of here! >> greg: you're an inspiration. we live in manhattan, i take this away every single day, to and from work. >> greg: man of the people. >> jesse: this people all over the world on my small subway car car. some are wearing masks. many of them are coughing and why look nervous? no. i'm not afraid of the coronavirus at all and i think other people have the right to be scared, that is their business. greg is terrified. he's shaking in his shoes. >> kennedy: we will play this in the eulogy. >> jesse: as a precaution, i think the white house has got to listen to the task force recommendation in a week, week and a half, two at the very latest. if they don't have a hold on this thing you slap the travel

ban on china both ways. >> juan: i think the key point to be made is trust. we've got to be able to trust our government to deal with this. now, i don't -- >> dana: and other governments to deal with it. >> juan: well, exactly. you've got to have a sense of, not america first, to your point. this is not an america first type issue. when the first contagion hit here in the u.s., the president said, we've got a totally under control beer that was his quote. obviously , now we've seen increasing numbers of people contracting the disease and that makes people a little anxious. but i think the bigger point is the president and his administration eliminated the office of pandemics. they scaled back on cdc spending efforts to stop this kind of thing, and he ended a program to detect new virus threats like coronavirus before they leak to human beings. to me, you say, i understand you want to cut back, but right now -- >> jesse: i brought the sheet

of paper from the budget yesterday that said increase of funding year after year after year. >> juan: for what? >> jesse: the cdc and the health organization. >> juan: know, what i just sent to you was the office of pandemic response scaling back on cdc overseas outbreaks. >> jesse: but the overall budget went up. >> juan: were talking about the coronavirus, we are not talking generally. i'm saying that is the key thing here because the minute we lose trust in our government, then you start to see people panic and it goes from a pandemic -- >> dana: there's no reason not to trust. >> greg: but the people you can't trust are the media who treat everything in the last three years like a booming catastrophe. trump is the virus they've been screaming about, and i mean, entirely the media has pretty much let this story go. >> juan: if the media is to blame for all the turnover inside the trump turnover. it's the media to blame for the

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♪ >> dana: a big debate brewing over a new policy that lets criminals back on the street. six people were free after busted for running a $7 million drug trafficking ring which included envelopes of heroin and fentanyl. this coming as new york city's top cop is voicing his concerns over the law that led to a major increase in crime. does crime pay? >> jesse: if you're selling all that fentanyl, probably. we've got to slap these guys with a lot of jail. that's the only incentive they have to showing up to the court date. if you don't have that incentive you will be at risk and cops are going to hit you with the blue light, you're going to flee, high speed chase, then innocent people are at risk when you elude police. not only this but you have another guy, a colombian

national, legal immigrant, busted with heroin in it and now he is out. another woman, anti-semitic attack in brooklyn on three women, goes in, no bail, get that, tax another woman. >> kennedy: i don't understand, because i understand the bail policy for nonviolent offenders, but for people who are actually going out, committing assault? >> jesse: they have watered down some of these crimes. aggravated assault on child, aggravated harassment, prison escapes, rapes, riots, vehicular manslaughter. i don't know why you would handcuff a judge who knows criminality better than andrew cuomo. he's going to have to rewrite this. >> kennedy: is it a matter of finding balance? because criminal justice reform has been one of the hallmark pieces of legislation for president trump. it passed in a republican administration and a republican-controlled congress. jared kushner was pushing that. obviously in new york state a lot of people feel we have not

found the sweet spot. how do you do that? >> juan: it is the sweet spot. i think it is the safest city in the country. >> kennedy: capsizing violent crime has spiked, burglaries, they are blaming the bailout. >> juan: police should do policing, and we have very good police here. they will make their argument to make it easier. but the other side is, if you have money, if you are i get busted, we are not staying in jail. >> kennedy: i'm calling you. >> juan: the people who have money are getting out. it's not the case there are any less of a risk to public or public safety, and the idea is most people who do get bail show up. they come to court. >> kennedy: but if you can't make bail you brought in jail for the same crime -- >> juan: that is my point to you. but the point i was trying to make is people who go out on bail show up to their trial and the big problem is you get overcrowding in jail from people who are being unfairly held because they don't have the

money. >> dana: well, i just wonder, this often happens. you have really good intentions to try to help possibly lower income people get caught up in the system but then they pass a law that solve the wrong problem. now they've created an additional problem and i think it is so alarming, it's only been in place for six weeks so i think they will have to have a special session and revise. i'm not saying get rid of it but revise it and be more innovative on how they solve it. >> kennedy: i think you're right. there are growing pains and sometimes action and intention don't meet and were seeing -- >> greg: i think we are being way too diplomatic here. i don't think you could find a bigger cause and effect right now. the detainment until bail, robbery is up 3%, grand larceny, auto theft up 63% year to year after this law is in. people are just like, fentanyl dealers! fentanyl!

these are the people responsible for killing millions of our citizens, because it is mixed in with street drugs, it's deadly. so they took the discretion out of the judge. you can't do anything. now you just have to wave him through. it's not going to matter until the citizens speak up, or may be to the mayor or to the governor, money starts leaving the state because tourism will suffer. >> dana: but there are people who say these are trends but you have to have a longer-term in order to really assess the effect it's going to have. if grandma spiking over a couple weeks, that's bad, but if not -- >> jesse: i think someone is going to let out with no bail and it's going to be in every paper in new york city and andrew cuomo is going to get killed. >> greg: i'm tired of hearing that overcrowding is worse than victimization. i would rather have overcrowding. if that is that you prison of ideas you're going to have i would take overcrowding. >> kennedy: overcrowding any

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♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." juan? >> juan: on monday night, espn played a unique tribute to kobe bryant. she recalled meeting him when he she was pregnant. bryant told her, girls of the best. she got teary-eyed talking about kobe's love for his four daughters. that prompted dad's around the country to share pictures of themselves with their daughters with the hashtag "girl dad." here's russell wilson with his daughter, michael strayhan with his daughter and i want to chime in too. here i am holding my daughter is a little girl and here we are walking, and here i am walking with my granddaughter. kobe, i agree. girls are the best. >> jesse: great picture.

all right. >> dana: you are not going to believe this. she does, jaguars, and big cats, guess what they really like? perfume. a zoo in northern england put out this appeal on tuesday for any unwanted fragrances you have at your house because the cats are running low. it turns out that they really love calvin klein perfume for some reason and makes them play around, they get close to the cameras, they really enjoy it, and guess what their favorite perfume is. it's actually obsession for men. >> jesse: can smell it from here. stings the nostrils. >> greg: great show tonight, by the way, dana. thought you did an excellent job. okay, saturday night, brand-new gg from the super bowl city of miami, saturday, february 1st, 10:00 p.m. emily combining, john rich,

watch it! >> jesse: okay. >> greg: oh, i get to do this too. greg's grooming tips. we go to miami, you've got to look good, right? i've been taking some hair tips from this little fella. look at that. that i believe is a mouse. i don't know. is it a mouse? it could be a rabbit. or maybe a chinchilla. he looks very happy. yovanovitch what are they going to do with that come? >> greg: i don't know, were they going to do with him? that is enough. >> jesse: the show plug on thursday. >> greg: because you never know what is going to happen tomorrow. >> jesse: see if i can dial up the promo, kennedy. >> kennedy: thank you. now we have the ability to get back to what we wanted in the middle of the night, even in the u.k. what happens when your mcdonald's delivery driver gets pulled over for not having the right insurance? that happened in jolly old england in nottingham shire. that is the name of the town,

that's real. the police pull over the guy, the popo, they're bad people. you know what they do? they detained him, they delivered the mickey d's to the people in need. the people went and delivered the food. >> jesse: do you think they ate the fries? what are they over there, chips? >> kennedy: chips. >> jesse: that's right. okay, we're going to be live for miami at the super bowl on friday. and a very special show that everyone is excited about on sunday as well, so we had questions on instagram, what do you want to see from "the five" when we are in miami? here are some of the responses. dana 2.0. next person wants to see the end to impeachment. we might actually get there. the hosts tossing around a football. >> greg: never. >> jesse: some of us will be. they also want to see jesse in a speedo. >> kennedy: you're wearing one now. >> jesse: mascot prediction on who will win. i want to see jesse scream.

here that could happen. then greg in a speedo. >> greg: nope. >> jesse: i would scream if i saw greg in a speedo. >> greg: never happened. >> jesse: see you tomorrow live from miami. super bowl. back catch up >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, we are expecting a senate break in the impeachment trial soon. when that happens we will have a recap of today's questions from senators and a ramp of today's news, including the declaration of a global emergency over the corona virus by the world health organization. let's go now to jay sekulow on the president's legal team on the senate floor. >> has not aged well appear the longer it goes does not make that poison go away. it gets deeper and deeper into the soil. and here, the soil we are talking about is a trial that will be not only ongoing but they put up 17 witnesses. you heard them.