>> bret: i will have you covered at 6:00 p.m. the events on "special report." a full weekend ahead in new hampshire, remember that? and we might have iowa too. "the five" is next. ♪ "the five" is next. >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld, jesse watters, dana perino, juan williams, "the five." well, that's over with. for now. so you've heard the definition of crazy, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result? the democrats invented a new kind of crazy, knowing the outcome of an event well in advance and still expecting a different result. that is impeachment. the worst planned adventure since the donner party. the dems blew all their energy on the losers bat, one that made

the losers possible. they fell flat on their faces because they were distracted. return to greg's rule, republicans run things, democrats ruin things. the difference is one letter, which stands for impeachment. once again they returned to their hallucinations. the snakes on the wall are real if you are adam schiff because now trump could offer alaska to the russians. >> trump could offer alaska to the russians in exchange for help in the next election. >> greg: adam is so nutty he is like a trail mix. but it beats moving to mar-a-lago. >> or decide to move to mar-a-lago permanently and let jared kushner run the country. >> greg: why claim to make these predictions? because they don't exist which means you can't approve them which means, you just wait. they are imaginary mice. those mad ravings had us waiting for the stock market crash, a tear in it, world war iii,

world war iv and world were five. instead all we got our stock market highs, trade deals, tariffs, and since those successes are under trump, the delusions only deepen. without a real vision they cling to these mental phantoms. early on, we told the democrats, impeachment was a dead fish. don't follow adam, he is selling you drugs that only end in bad trips. but did they listen? no. to them, bad drugs are better than no drugs, which is why they will be back at the lab coming up with the new paranoia pill. but we know not to gulp them. let them have them all because we saw it coming but they have it coming. all right, where to start? jesse, big fat waste of time. the only winner in this whole thing, us. the network is pulling in millions of eyeballs. god knows what the ad money is. >> jesse: it's a lot. >> greg: my second home is buying a third home. >> jesse: and i don't even have a second home.

>> greg: i have a fourth home on top of my third home. >> jesse: stop bragging, i'm really jealous. >> greg: my six home is dating my seventh home. >> jesse: when i am your age may be i will have a second home. >> dana: oh, very good. when i got on set, juan williams asked, are you pumped about the acquittal? and i said, we knew this was going to happen. this is like when your wife or husband makes you go out to dinner to another couple's house who you hate. you have to go. their food is terrible, you know you're going to have a bad time. eventually it's going to be over and you're going to be back in bed in are going to say, i told you, honey. >> dana: was that the one at my house? >> jesse: yes, it was! >> greg: he's talking about the queso night. [laughter] >> jesse: just to say something, to have a trump impeachment, you don't have a dead body, you don't have a suitcase full of cash in her freezer. this is the lamest impeachment

ever. to your point about what you said in the monologue, these crazy predictions, it's the same thing with global warming. in 20 years, miami is going to be underwater and if you say, i don't think that is possible, they say, oh, you've got to believe me. by the way, you got to give me all your money. that is the same thing. it's a stickup scam. i didn't fall for it because i told you the whole time what was going to happen. he didn't listen, juan. are you happy, juan? because it backfired. >> juan: why do you say it backfired? >> jesse: because biden got damaged, you're not going to retake the senate, trump is at 49% approval and what did we learn? there is a phone call and the transcripts came out. i learned i was right but i knew that before hand. >> juan: right, you're always right. but i will say i think impeachment led most of the american people now to understand that this is a corrupt president.

but they said in essence and this was the republican line, even if he did it, we don't think it is quite impeachable. wait until the election, as if the forefathers didn't think about elections. i'm going to give you a few senators, senator rubio, senator murkowski and of course senator romney, who voted to convict. all saying the president did something wrong, embarrassing, inappropriate, all of it. >> greg: we saw that truth. the trick. you just grouped romney with people who didn't vote to impeach. >> juan: no, i'm just telling you that's what they said. they said the manager is made a convincing case but they are not going to convict. i think romney should be honored as a man of principle in this case because at least he voted with his heart and not about power or avoiding trump's tweets. to me, what you get here is this is what republicans in the senate say, they just say, you know what, boy, we don't want

donald trump saying nasty things about us. >> greg: good mind-reading, that is what we are all thinking. >> i was a little surprised with the vote with joe manchin, i thought he would maybe vote to acquit the president on at least one of the articles, considering in west virginia the president is very popular and it would've been politically safe for him to do so but he voted with democrats. a bipartisan acquittal. it did not end up being that way but there is obviously going to be a lot made of mitt romney's vote. i don't think it really matters because the president has a 95% approval in the g.o.p. the american people have given him an approval rating at the highest he has seen throughout his presidency. throughout the trial adam schiff is saying he is going to cheat and steal and that you can't trust the american people to make decisions in the next election. i think people probably took that pretty personally. moving forward, i don't think is about really matters when it comes to the numbers in the president has had a lot of wins and as soon as mitt romney does something the democrats disapprove of he will no longer

be the moral clarity they are claiming today. i would like to go back to the election against barack obama when they were calling him a racist, an animal abuser and of course he was waging a war on women. maybe they will take back some of those things. >> greg: the women in the binder. what i are your thoughts on democratic fatalism? >> dana: partly -- did you right that down? oh. i haven't even read this article yet. it was written by john ellis, i'm sure it's very good. nancy pelosi was also telling them for months, don't do this, it's going to backfire, it is not a good idea, but she did feel pushed by the progressives. where else do you see being pushed by progressive's? you could look at after 2016, what did bernie sanders do? he got the dnc to change everything and how is that working out for them? i think her frustration last

night was not only just at the president but also at her caucus. looking at them, thinking, you know, i told you this was going to happen and now they are in a fix and the president looks like he is just going to waltz right back into the white house for a second term. it's not going to be that easy but right now it feels that way. >> greg: it hasn't gotten any worse for him and it's gotten better since then. i think we have some sound on tape of mitch mcconnell smiling. >> speaker of the house as she refuses to accept this acquittal. whatever that means. perhaps she will tear up the verdict like she tore up the state of the union address. there is no sign these attacks on her institutions will end here. whatever policy differences we may have, we should all agree this is precisely the kind of recklessness, the kind of recklessness the senate was created to stop. >> greg: what do you make of

that? >> jesse: i think he did a very good job as majority leader in the senate and he deserves a lot of credit for guiding us through. i think that nancy tried to bully him and mitch mcconnell is not a man to be bullied and that is very clear. this was not a closed vote. they were 20 votes short of conviction. it's not even in the realm of possibility. >> greg: it was a partisan vote, which is the whole point of the two-thirds. >> jesse: they needed 67. they got 20 votes less than that. you look at the mueller investigation and now the impeachment trial, trump is clean. trump is an innocent man. he has been found guilty of zero crimes, and juan, you said now the american people are completely convinced this is a corrupt president. i would say this, i think the american people aren't going to believe any accusation by the democrats against the president anymore, especially if it comes

from an anonymous intelligence official like the last two hoaxes have come from and that is your fault, because he didn't do it in the sunlight, you did a behind closed doors and that is not the way you take out the president. >> juan: you keep arguing the process. the reason i asked if you were pumped was because the man basically got away with it. this is the man on fifth avenue shooting someone and his followers saying nothing. and after mueller, where there was all this evidence, again, he said, i was exonerated. it's unbelievable. we can expect to see that. i hear he's going to give a statement tomorrow. i expect he will do that and play to the base again. i want to finish here. he says basically what republicans said today, is donald trump, if you want to do this again, if you want to reach out to the russians, to the chinese, if you want to blame ukrainians -- >> jesse: cell alaska! >> juan: do whatever you want, because you, donald trump -- you know what i heard today?

dershowitz-ian, which means anything the president does come as long as he thinks it will help him win election and that is best for the country, then it's okay. that is alan dershowitz, go read the quote. you know what the president says customer agreed the transcript. >> greg: no, i read it. in the interest of the country that it obviously helps him and reelection bid that's easy. >> juan: because you've got to reelect donald trump here to >> greg: you're adding that, your mind reading. you're adding a second part. >> juan: he said if the president believes his reelection is in the best interests of the country, then fine, go for it. >> greg: if you are investigating corruption or making a middle east peace deal that happens to get you reelected, that doesn't negate it. >> jesse: it's called a mixed motive. but i want to ask juan a quick

answer. it is trump innocent until proven guilty? >> juan: everyone is innocent until proven guilty but that is not a trial. this is an impeachment. >> katie: juan keeps talking about the process, it really shouldn't matter but in america the process is everything. and democrats didn't go through the process in the house to make sure they had a solid case that was ready to send to the senate, which is exactly why nancy pelosi was steamrolled by her caucus from the beginning on this impeachment process. but we are moving on to more of nancy pelosi's behavior in just a minute. president trump just tweeted about the boat this afternoon. he said, i will be making a public statement tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. from the white house to discuss our country's victory on the impeachment. also note in the media and democrats told us it was a rock-solid case but that has fallen flat. >> we have a very rock-solid

case. i think the case, if presented to a jury would be a guilty verdict in 3 minutes flat. >> he has committed an impeachable offense. speak of the congress now knows the president has committed impeachable offenses. to speak of the president is guilty. he is guilty of committing impeachable offenses. speak of the president is guilty. every fact shows the president is guilty of these impeachable offenses. >> katie: democrats might not be done. here's what has impeachment manager jerry nadler said earlier. >> talking about everything. everything. remember our investigations on the mueller report that we never finished? because we didn't get the witnesses. we will get those, we will continue with that. >> katie: is this ever going to end? >> dana: mitch mcconnell has said several times, there is nothing more you can learn from the second kick of a mule.

it's like touching the hot stove in your life, while, gosh, don't ever do that again. you do it once as a kid and then you are cautious. again, i still think nancy pelosi, part of her frustration has to be that she got pushed into it. now they all have to say the same thing. they are all trying to say the same thing. everyone is in their corners but the president is actually coming out on top and all these numbers that are improving, it doesn't happen overnight but it's been pretty quickly. this has been going on for six months. americans are smart, and i think one, they want to move on and they can fight it out at the ballot box. six months is a long time, especially right before an election and now we are nine months before. you can have a baby between now and then. >> greg: are you telling us something customer xp do i said, you could have a baby.

>> greg: i do not have a womb, danidana. maybe they should keep impeaching him because it makes them feel good. it occupies the democrats' headspace. and it does make trump better because he loves a good fight. it's better than a flintstones multivitamin, get him going. and it makes him more sympathetic. it does. >> juan: is that right? >> jesse: trump is a victim, juan. he's been victimized by millions of democrats in investigators for many years and that is why everyone feels sorry for the man. only he could put up with that much. >> juan: what a man, what a man! he is your hero. but i must say, mitt romney, i believe it was a bipartisan vote. >> katie>> greg: one guy cosmic >> juan: what happened to republican unity on that front? i'm just saying, kyrsten sinema?

democrats customer doug jones cosmic >> katie: doug jones it doesn't to worry about it. i need a career in the party. >> juan: but what happened to joe manchin? remember? people don't vote on principle, just vote to retain your power. >> greg: first it was a bipartisan peer to >> juan: they voted from the heart as opposed to politically. >> jesse: why would a democrat vote guilty? that is from the heart. it went to republican votes acquit, that's political. what's the difference? >> juan: i'm going to tell you what republicans he said. rubio, to me, collins, murkowski, and romney all said his actions were inappropriate and embarrass ing. >> dana: they are not the only ones who said that. mccarthy from the beginning was like, the house should do the censure vote, walk away, otherwise they will walk right

into impeachment. a lot of republicans have said all those things but don't think it was impeachable. i don't think that is so out of the realm. i think overstating the romney factor of the one person that decided to vote on one of the articles to convict and saying that that basically shattered republican unity is a little bit -- >> juan: i don't think shattered. i just said it's a fact that there is a republican -- judge napolitano, right here on fox news has been saying all along, this guy committed impeachable offenses. >> greg: he was wrong, i hate to say it. >> juan: if the power equation, get elected, protect yourself. >> jesse: what are you going to talk about after the trial? now that this is over? what are you going to complain about? >> juan: i'm not complaining. why would i complain? >> jesse: you're going to have to focus on the democrats and you don't want to do that because that is a mess over there. you in the media are now going to be forced to focused on

the democratic primary. you don't have impeachment anymore, you don't have another trump scandal right now that you're cooking up. you have to focus on the democrat primary, and that is going to be a nightmare. >> katie: do you really think they are not going to come up with some other scandal? >> jesse: they're going to have to come up with them and quick. >> juan: it look, it's still a fact. half the american people think this guy should have been impeached. >> dana: that was taken before impeachment was even started. >> juan: no, that is what pushed nancy pelosi and moderate democrats to back impeachment. >> katie: she had to go back on her word and say impeachment had to be bipartisan from the beginning. democrats joined republicans in the house to vote against it and here we are now without the results that you think you should have based on what you think the american people want. but it was political from the beginning and the reflection of the impeachment polls reflect exactly how people come down, what they're voting on an momentum on this has been towards the president from the start.

i mean, the poll numbers, the bipartisanship from the front end, we that has been on his side. >> greg: when i was watching the end of this vote, they all started to get in a frenzy again, did you see that? they started thanking people, they should thank the american people for sitting through this circus and thank us for being so cogent in our analysis and being right all along. i didn't hear a thank you from them and i am personally offended. >> jesse: i actually do want to say i was right all along. we told you from the very beginning that this was a phone call, these were weak articles and there was going to be an acquittal but all you did was whine the whole time and you didn't listen to all we said and the fact that mitt romney listened to a brilliant legal presentation and he is a smart guy, and he came down on the side of guilty makes me think i

don't think he was really open to hearing the legal analysis because why would you vote for more witnesses if you were still open-minded and thinking about, maybe this isn't a closed case? then you get no witnesses and you vote to convict? it doesn't add up. >> juan: it was a strong case but you have john bolton sitting out there. if you had documents, even today, more documents coming out that indicate the president was intent on using this influence for his political and personal gain. why not? >> katie: the accusations will never end. your continuing aunt, using john bolton, maybe, if. >> juan: no, but john bolton is sitting out there and he has direct knowledge. >> jesse: you know who else is sitting out there? the whistle-blower. >> juan: yeah, so? >> katie: and hunter biden but we are going to move on. we will keep an eye on impeachment and let you know if there any big updates appeared in the meantime, the other big story we are talking about, nancy pelosi shreds her copy of

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♪ >> jesse: negative nancy pelosi making a big scene even after hearing all that good economic news and story about war heroes from president trump, nancy actually ripped up the speech and she continued to trash trump while walking out of the capital. >> why did you rip the speech up, madame speaker? >> because it was the courteous thing to do. >> jesse: what do you think motivated speaker pelosi to do that? >> dana: three possibilities. one is obviously, chris wallace reported yesterday in the lunch he had with the democrats before the speech, nancy pelosi and trump have not spoken since october when they had that

falling out, so that relationship is quite broken, and i think that is part of it. >> jesse: is that when he called her an imposter and she called him a third-rate politician? they both said things, i don't know if they regret them but they're not talking. she left the door open on lowering drug prices in that lunch, though. but the second possibility is that she is really, really frustrated with her caucus. as i said in april. in a way, if she did it spontaneously it's like, sometimes you do get so mad and frustrated you want to rip something, break a pen, i actually don't know if i could do that, break a pen, or the third thing is it was planned all along and she knew she was going to do it and she did it on purpose of the cameras could catch it and she wanted to make a statement. >> jesse: what do you think that statement was, greg? >> greg: i don't know. i think it was a perfect ending. it's like the climax of a movie where the bil villain gets beatn

and she throws her hat on the ground. for me, personally it affected me in that it made me realize the speech was way better and more powerful than i thought because you could see the frustration built up in her and i thought, it was a pretty good speech. maybe it really hit her where it hurts. on the other hand, we lead this segment talking about that so she gets a win by focusing attention on this act, you take the attention away from the substance of the speech. so i wouldn't put too much emotion in it, even though i thought it was cheap. the bigger problem for me, i get it, you hate trump but can't you be happy for people who got jobs, got off welfare, not clapping for an african-american girl getting a scholarship? if a republican didn't clap for that, my god. the numbers for women unemployment, can you say, yeah, i can't stand the guy but he is doing good for them. >> jesse: my theory was that

she wanted to show aoc and that weighing that she hated trump just as much as they did and she wanted a little street cred and to say, i'm one of you. >> katie: again, she's getting totally steamrolled by the left of her party which is not play well across the country and by her doing it she is trying to one of president trump by keeping attention away from him but she essentially wrote a campaign out for him in a campaign ad for every single republican running in the house to take back the power from her, proving, proving she cannot be trusted to just be a fair speaker who respects the process. but i think not standing for people who have school choice or clapping at appropriate times when it comes to unemployment shows the democrats are really interested in power, not necessarily interested in all the issues they claim to care about and also the optics on this. when kayla muller's parents were there, the young girl who was

captured by isis, abused, raped and murdered by al-baghdadi and he is talking about that and nancy pelosi is shuffling her papers and not hang attention to that, the optics are not good. she can try to tell her left wing of the party, try to call them and make sure they know she's doing all the right things for them but overall the country is looking at that and they can see that she has really played her hand poorly last night in a long line of things that have not gone well for her of the last six months. >> jesse: how would you deliver that if you were delivering commentary, if i grab your nose and did that? >> juan: i'm glad you haven't done that but i expected every day. i would say if you were nancy pelosi and you're sitting there, it's easy to understand. you listen to this for an hour and you get hugely frustrated. i must say that this morning she got a standing ovation from her democratic caucus. >> jesse: that's why i think she was doing it for her base. >> juan: i don't know if it was planned or whatever, but it

was a successful gesture. and i will say this, when you look at the reality of what the president was doing. first, i don't know about the handshake, did he not see her hand out there or did he snub her, i don't know. but clearly they got an issue between the two of them. but i will say, when the president says stuff like we are doing more than anybody for pre-existing conditions and you just know this is not true. i will let you decide if you want to call it a lie, but it is just not true. and when he says stuff like, i care so much about giving the scholarship to this little black girl but i'm going to give the middle of freedom to rush limbaugh, and then i'm going to do it like a reality show and have mrs. trump put it around his neck? you think to yourself, is oprah giving away car is here? >> dana: i think they were also frustrated because they were bested by him because he's a producer and a showman and he knows how to tug on your -- i think the whole speech, the great american comeback put a

great idea to build a theme and a speech around and he could have just done all of the guests in the room, may be added a few more and said, i want to bring you more stories like this. i'm going to continue to work hard for the next four years. can i see one thing about nancy pelosi? i'm not making the strongest of predictions but i think the other thing that could've been is that i think she knows that this is probably her last state of the union where she sits there. because one, there is an election so you never know what could happen. republicans could come back, and she wouldn't be the speaker but also remember in 2018 when she won, there was basically a wink and a nod that she would not run again. her final act as speaker at the state of the union was to rip up the president's speech. i think will be the second paragraph and all the literature that is written about her in the future. >> juan: people underestimate nancy pelosi. how has that worked out for you, republicans? >> jesse: well, what do you mean? i think trump should ground her

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♪ >> dana: president trump using his state of the union speech to highlight major gains, as we said come on the economy, but he also delivered a very sharp takedown of socialism. take a look. >> socialism destroys nations, but always remember, freedom unifies the soul. 132 lawmakers in this room have endorsed legislation to oppose a socialist takeover of our health care system, wiping out the private health insurance plans of 180 million very happy americans. to those watching at home

tonight, i want you to know, we will never let socialism destroy american health care. >> dana: and that was a call back to the 2,019th state of the unit where he had the lion of the night, i think i'm aware he said america will never be a socialist country and now he's getting more specific about health care. >> jesse: he is, and he needs to. the story was the great american comeback, a blue-collar boom and really put the democrats on the defensive because he is rattling off these great economic achievements for the american people, and the democrats are sitting on their hands. he marginalized them on health care, saying 130 of you in the house voted to take away 130 million americans' private health care and by the way, they want to give it to illegal immigrants. that is a very extreme position. he had stopped for the base, for guns, pro-life, immigration and the wall update and laid really sharp traps with these guests he had where he wells up the

chamber with enthusiasm and emotion for these guests, and then he goes, by the way, this was the person whose husband died from a roadside bomb planted by soleimani, that i killed. that was a very effective. he had some bipartisanship too appeared he offered his hand on drug prices, infrastructure, a trillion trees and at the end it was a great show, well produced drama but the flourish at the end when he's talking about the american pioneer, the settlers, the adventure we are all on, and this is a country with a very young spirit, the best is yet to come was a great close. >> dana: one of my favorite lines, they were just able to cut this down for me. you know my feelings on terrorism and everything. listen to this part right here about terrorists. >> soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher.

the u.s. military executed a flawless precision strike that killed soleimani. our message to the terrorists is clear. you will never escape american justice. if you attack our citizens, you forfeit your life. >> dana: that is what you were saying and i will go to you next, he gets everybody applauding because you're feeling for the man who lost his brother and then you find out, there's a policy out here too, which is that i'm saying this is where americans stand. >> katie: he's really balancing not getting america into another war, as he promised, but also going after terrorism in a very real way. last week we killed an al qaeda leader in baghdadi -- >> dana: and the other guy in arizona. before he killed an iraqi police officer, so they did get him. so they were able to stand up and have a record right now, and

the thing about their strike is everyone was questioning when they would respond. why isn't everyone responding to a radiant aggression and the patience paid off with a victory. >> dana: there was also a lot of outreach to americans, broadening beyond the base. listen to cnn. >> what he was saying to african-americans can be effective. you may not like it but you mentioned, black colleges have been struggling for a long time. a bunch of them have gone under. he threw a lifeline to them in real life, in his budget. he talked about that, he talked about criminal justice reform, he talked about opportunities. >> dana: that stood out to you too? >> greg: trump is doing something republicans haven't done in a while and van jones is seeing this for what it is and some of his cohosts failed to see it. it used to be if you don't help minorities you were called

racist. now if you help minorities the left says you are racist too because you're trying to cover up the fact that you are racist so if you promise it will be even more helpful than you are probably in the kkk. what van jones is saying is essentially that trump is making it clear that he is putting blacks first, while democrats see blacks as a group that competes among a bevy of other groups because it is such an identity obsessive party you are just a pocket purity of the best numbers for minorities and women, and even interesting, trump is one of the best liberal presidents we have seen. he's a better democrat than most democrats. you talk about prison reform, drug pricing, trillion trees, black colleges. i mean, he is out-obamaing obama. i think that is what van jones is getting at. listen to the guy. >> dana: do you want to comment or? term triangulation?

>> dana: what do you think about any or all of that? >> juan: i'm just sad. i will tell you something, sometimes you just feel despondent these days in american politics. you just think i'm am i crazy or are they crazy? when you talk about, for example, the drug pricing, you have people there in the chamber last night. if you believe this, if you say you will sign it then signed hr three, which is the elijah cummings bill to pull down -- but no. he says it and david axelrod said this last night on tv. he was very much a showman-like speech. trump is great at putting reality tv together. let the fact-checkers check after is because most americans just see the speech and then he goes, the fact-checkers are just whining, they're just going on. so people will listen to this falsehood. this is the greatest economy? the gdp is less than trump promised. where's the wall? where is the health care? remember he said he was going to

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♪ >> juan: welcome back. more caucus chaos in iowa. poll results are still not in. can you believe that? right now what we have is 86% of the totals. two days after? pete buttigieg is now holding a very narrow lead over bernie sanders and joe biden is stuck in disappointing fourth place. here's the former vice president reacting today. >> i am not going to sugarcoat it. we took a gut punch and i will. the whole process took a gut punch but this isn't the first time in my life i've been knocked down. >> juan: meanwhile former clinton advisor is out with a major warning for the democrats. >> it matters who the candidate is. it matters what a party chooses to talk about. i'm 75 years old. why am i here doing this? because i am scared to death, that's why. this party needs to wake up and make sure that we talk about things that are relevant to people.

we are like, talking about people voting from jail cells. we are talking about not having a border. i mean, come on, people. >> juan: wow, katie. >> katie: come on, people. >> juan: when you hear james carville, who is in touch with democratic party politics, saying he is scared of bernie sanders. how do you as a republican hear that? before i am a conservative, not a registered republican, but i will say he's more in touch with the rest of the country and if you look at the polling of bernie sanders policies people do not like the socialist aspect of this. and coming out of iowa with his staff still questioning the validity of the results, joe biden is taking the l essentially come and going after pete buttigieg and bernie sanders pretty hard. he says of bernie sanders wins the nomination, every single democrat running for office will have the label of socialist over

their head and we are going to have to explain that. that is not going to work when it comes to democrats, who feel like the party has gone far to left for their liking when it comes to issues like health care and other economic factors. >> juan: one other factor, biden is low on cash right now. very low. he's got to do a lot of fund-raising. i don't know, what do you think when you hear people who are democrats say that sanders brand of populism may be detrimental to the democratic because in november. >> jesse: i would agree with them and that is what i've been saying. >> juan: i thought you guys were pumping up -- >> jesse: he think bernie is like the second coming of trump. i think he is overthinking it. >> greg: what! >> jesse: because you never overthink anything. with respect, i think biden comes out of iowa, zero delegates. bernie will win new hampshire, biden get second, may be third.

maybe pete gets a second. he might not come out with any delegates out of new hampshire and right now it is dead he in nevada peer bernie or biden. biden could go 0-3 going into south carolina, i just don't think it's going to happen. i do not think he's going to get the nomination. everyone that is saying bernie is this big threat to trump, i would just have to disagree. everyone over 50 years old hates bernie sanders. only very liberal and very young americans like bernie sanders. he's going to go in there saying, the boston bomber should be allowed to vote in the election and he will probably vote for bernie, and i'm going to take away your health care and give it to an illegal immigrant. the guys a communist sympathizer, he's been in the senate for decades, never done a damn think i'm he's not photogenic, hillary hates him, the powers that be hate him, it's only going to cause chaos. it's not going to be a good thing for bernie or the democrats and that is why i want bernie to win.

>> juan: i know but i want to get the two of you in. the idea that the establishment, the democratic party establishment is now in a fright -- >> dana: right, they let bernie sanders take over a lot of the responsibilities of the dnc. the dnc is basically powerless. they basically have to bend to him, he has all the support out there. biden might be short on cash but let me tell you, will could help him quickly as if kamala harris, cory booker, may be michael bennet come a little low in the polls come if they could all get behind him and say that, he could inspire confidence. >> juan: is this like what the republicans saw in trump cosmic >> greg: perhaps but i love that elizabeth warren came in fifth and pocahontas county iowa. if you can't win in a county that was named after you then you've no chance in america if you can't win in pocahontas county. i wanted them to only release

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it's time for jesse. >> jesse: you need to update your tour full-screen with your new haircut. i do not know who that guy is anymore. >> greg: to me, he's dead. >> jesse: scary moment at the chiefs parade. kansas city, missouri, who knows. there is a high-speed chase in the parade route and they had to pull the old pit maneuver. they drove over and arrested and they were under the influence. surprise, surprise. >> dana: that should still be a felony. >> greg: you will see that footage for the next ten years on cable. where am i, dana? >> dana: i have something kansas city related to their won 31-20 -- was that the score? started a celebration by making snow angels out of the confetti on the field but he said he'd also help animals.

paid off the adoption fees for every single dog at all of the shelters' locations, nearly 80 pets have left the shelter with new families and more expected to head home today. he's been working with kz pet project before he got in the playoffs and he would cover the cost of a different dog's adoption each time. congratulations, congrats to all the new dog family members. >> greg: pound for-pound. juan? >> juan: that was a nice thing to do. never know where you are going to find genius, so how about the six grade? from the cleantech middle school in charlotte, they developed a way to help a toddler with a rare genetic disorder. children with kabuki syndrome need daily help in the form of an oxygen tank, but how do you get around with an oxygen tank if you are a little guy? that's where the six graders entered. they came up with a device that allows emmett high to move around with her oxygen

tank. this procedure is life-changing only for the child but the family and a lot of other families with the same disorder. way to go, sixth-graders. speak >> greg: math and science matters, people. >> dana: they become engineers and will do very good. >> katie: this little puppy named kahuna was exploring her home when something happened. take a listen. so you see the 9-month-old pooch was sniffing something on an ironing board when it tipped over and the item fell down on the heater great and an hour later everything erupted into flames, but the two dogs were evacuated and firefighters were able to put up the fire and there was limited damage to the house. >> jesse: i would put up my dog for adoption. >> greg: and i would pay it.

>> juan: after you won the super bowl? >> katie: scary. >> greg: no dog can get away with anything because you have cameras everywhere! "special report" up next. hello, bret. >> bret: hello, greg periods of time or 24th, 2019. that was the day house speaker nancy pelosi open the impeachment probe. every fifth, 2020, 134 days later, the senate impeachment trial is over. president donald j. trump has been acquitted on two articles of impeachment and will remain in office. speaker pelosi said this week, the matter the vote in the senate, the president will always be impeached. after this vote, you'll always be acquitted as well. one republican, mitt romney, but with democrats to convict on one of the two articles. that one vote however made him the first senator in u.s. history to vote to convict a president of his own