healthcare? what's the economy really look like? there is a lot of uncertainty right now. i think he still has to make that case. >> neil: all right. and three and a half weeks to go. so a long way to go. thank you very, very much on that, lee. here comes "the five." ♪ yuan yuan hello, everyone i'm juan williams along with katie pavlick, jesse watters dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. >> senator harris, you are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. are you and joe biden going to pack the court? >> let's talk about packing the court then. let's talk about. >> please, i just want the record to reflect she never answered the question. >onon the vice presidential candidates slugging it out in salt lake city. our reaction in just a moment. but, first, the rest of the

debate schedule now up in the air. the uncertainty starting this morning when the debate commission announced the town hall between president trump and joe biden would be virtual. the president reacting. >> i'm not going to waste my time on a debate that's not what debating is all about. you sit behind a computer and do a debate. that's ridiculous. it was announced. they are trying to protect biden everybody is. >> the head of the rnc slamming the debate commission accusing it of bias. >> now they're not following the science. they are saying we're going to go virtual. biden didn't ask for that the president didn't ask for that i will just tell you i hope no future nominee of our party works with this commission. they are a total joke. and they are hurting our democracy and they are impacting this election. onon the two campaigns also getting into a contentious back and forth all day long, each accusing the candidates of not wanting to face each other. and now abc says joe biden will do a town hall on october 15th.

that's the day the second debate was originally scheduled to take place. dana, you know, i think lots of people are wondering whether or not the president hurt himself today by pollin poll pulling oue debate when he is the one that needs to really, you know, redirect the campaign that's in a downward spiral. >> dana: i think that remains to be seen. let me -- i don't understand the debate commission's decision today. so we were in utah. katie and i were together -- i'm sorry, you were there, too? yes, right. you were there. you were right in front of us. so we were all -- we find out on the drive to the airport that the commission just sort of like put it out there without any sort of communication strategy around it. i found really bizarre. like here is an owe mailed statement that we're not going to do. this both campaigns said they weren't consulted. it's a decision that the cpd made. okay. so, it would be good to know how did you come to this decision? why not talk to the candidates before hand? why not try to see if we could

work something snout even joe biden said well, could we move it a few days later? like he wasn't even trying to say let's not try to do it. now president trump says i'm not going to do it. i think that's fine. i think it would be fine if he did it. we have all been doing zoom calls it. might be weird. you know, it's weird like when the dog barks and things like that. but i think it would be fine. and now that joe biden is going to do this event on the 15th, that means that president trump is free to go do something else. like where might he want to go to do an event on the 15th and maybe just wait and just have one final debate in nashville if that one can happen. onon greg is waiving his hands. greg greg i know what he should do "the five" one hour town hall with donald trump. i don't know why no one has planned or scheduled this. but having us with trump would be beautiful television. we don't need the town hall it. could be just us five and him would be fantastic. that's what we do october 15th.

ono.>>on: wasn't he doing thatl the time when he was interrupting our show? >> dana: it's a good idea, greg. i think we should pursue it. >> juan: i was going to come to you and say until the president releases his health documents and the doctors say that he is not con teenage jus. what is the rational basis for joe biden saying oh, yeah. i'm going to put my health at risk or the commission saying we are going to put our staff and everyone else at risk? >> greg: there is a good argument for a virtual debate. although they are not doing it because of the good argument, they are doing it because in my opinion pence crushed it last night, right? and this was a great way that downward spiral of that event cam also a was embarrassment. a way to change the topic.

when we did our remote it wasn't less interruption there was more. can't have eye contact and be around people. the idea of having a virtual debate is going to be really hard to improve upon anything. what they need to do is figure out how to have these people in a room safely nearby. they are both on the east coast, i imagine. and have a good solid ref. somebody a political a joe rogan where you don't know where is he going to go but you know not two against one whether left or right. it's going to be down the middle. i think that would be great i know he is watching. >> juan: you say virtual is the way to do. >> greg: you see how out show worked. >> juan: i think it was fine. >> jesse: you kept interrupting

us. need to have space for rebuttal if you are going to do a virtual no. space for that. >> there would be space between these two. >> all right. so, jesse, it is clear from the polling that biden won the first debate and by the way i thought. >> jesse. i would take issue with that. >> no issue, very clear. so, anyway. let me just continue. so now trump has removed the line of attack that biden is afraid of debate because it's trump that pulls out of the debate. >> jesse: you are reading it wrong they dropped this bomb at 7:30 in the morning after kamala got smoked without consulting the trump campaign. they didn't have to do it at 7:30 in the morning. they could have it done it this afternoon or tomorrow. trump has a full week to get healthy and tested. they did this to take attention away from that master class of a debate performance that mike

pence put on. when i heard about how under handed the commission was. i had to do a deep dive into the commission. would you like to hear -- i'm going to put these people on blast. i didn't want to do it you with now i'm force. to so the executive director kate brown, democrat donor. and the rest of them basically are either democrat donors or activists or republicans who don't like trump. and there is a long record. dick parsons, republican. quote: trump is not good for america. john dagen forth republican said trump corrupted the republican party. owe olympic i can't snowe says republicans say trump has damaged the republican party. here are the democrats. glib son, let me finish. >> juan: all right. >> jesse. i take issue with that ax anchor called trump toxic. paul kirk jr. former dnc chair endorsed bernie. dorothy former dnc official. obama donor said trump was hurting democracy. should guy on? >> juan: no. >> jesse.

>> juan: it's a mix of republicans and democrats. >> jesse. exactly. >> juan: led by the head of the republican national committee. >> jesse. that's like saying mueller is a republican even though 13 of his gang is a democrat party. >> >> juan: no one is republican unless they're trumpian? >> jesse. just on the record. they are quoted as saying trump is toxic and dirty and damaging the country. that's not fair to the president. > >> juan: every republican who doesn't like trump is now a rhino. >> dana: i don't think this commission was trying to help kamala. i don't think that this morning. but i do think. >> jesse. why roll out. >> dana: time something terrible. >> juan: the two of you. >> jesse. fortune 500 companies. >> juan: the two of you agree to the rules that were set by your campaign. [laughter] katie. >> katie: yes, sir.

so the president today called kamala harris a monster. reminded me of when he said that hillary clinton was a nasty woman. you and i both know suburban white woman or audience for this campaign. didn't he hurt himself again? >> katie. i that i implies that suburban women are a lot more emotional than you think they are. i think they believe in the economy. they believe in security and safety. and a lot of women believe in the same feminism of being treated the same way that men would be treated. president trump called a lot of men nasty names, too. he said the same thing about kamala harris. i don't think he treats her any differently. he said some things about hillary clinton when he was running against her and still won the white house. i'm not sure it will have a big impact when you are looking at whether i'm going to have a job in a year versus whether i want to be upset about someone being called a mean name in the game of politics especially after joe biden called president trump a clown and told him to shut up during the first debate. so there is that issue. in terms of the "the five"

hosting the. mr. president the seat is the one you can be in. give the producers a call. they're waiting for you. >> wait a minute. i will take united states pavlich over trump. >> juan: coming up. all the reaction to last night's debate right here for you on "the five." no i'm working my way back to you babe.

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>> jesse: a lot of big moments from last night's first and only vice presidential debate. mike pence getting top marks for countering kamala harris and exposing the far left biden agenda. >> the america senator harris just tell you on day one joe biden is going to raise your taxes. >> the president's trade war with china. he lost that trade war.

>> lost the trade war with china? joe biden never fought it? >> he has referred to our men who were serving in our military as suckers and losers. >> slanders against president donald trump regarding men and women of our armed forces are absurd. >> jesse: the candidates also battling over the coronavirus. >> the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. they knew and they covered it up. >> when you look at the biden plan it reads an awful lot like what president trump and i and our task force has been doing every step of the way it look as little bit like blarge recidivism whicblame recidivism. >> jesse: what were your thoughts. >> greg: i was surprised and let down by her behavior. it seems like she regressed

instead of improved over the last year. i'm really grateful that pension finally called out the fine people lie because when kamala brought it up, he went straight for it and took her out and it's beautiful because nobody is fact-checking that bbc actually fact checked it and they backed pension up. so pence has opened the door and other people not just me and others to talk about the transcript and say that this destructive lie, which has been around for three years and responsible for so much racial division simply isn't true and i think that was like, to me, that was the most important moving part of the debate it. meant a lot to me. i also thought it was funny when she was going after him about covid about his keep calm and don't panic stance. she brought up toilet paper hoarding. his point toilet paper hoarding was an example of panic and why you shouldn't do it and also undermining the scientists clearly she is like a lot of democrats and thinks that trump actually makes the vaccine

and sells it. no, if the vaccine is there, it goes through fda it. goes through a process. and she clearly doesn't know that she should have done her homework. >> jesse: we have that sound listen in and dana can react to that. >> fauci, if the doctors tell us that we should take it, i will be the first in line to take it, absolutely. but if donald trump tells us that i should -- that we should take it, i'm not taking it. >> the fact that you continue to undermine public confidence in a vaccine, if the vaccine emerges during the trump administration, i think is unconscionable. stop playing politics with people's lives. >> jesse: that was one of the pretty substantive attacks on what she said along with some of the other energy politics and the taxes. >> dana: the vaccine one was pretty interesting because if they were to win, biden and harris, they then would be the recipient of the benefits of operation warp speed. >> jesse: right. >> dana: they would be the ones encouraging people to go out and take the very same vaccine that is being worked on now and

hopefully we do have that soon. did i think -- there were a couple of issues that have just been missing from any of the debates so far. immigration and gun control, for example. but on energy, i thought susan page did a very good job asking kamala harris about the green new deal. and then they get into discussion about fracking and she says i want to be very clear, joe biden will not ban fracking. i thought it was very interesting is that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez then tweets, actually, frac something terrible. and i thought this truth between the far left and the biden-harris campaign is a marriage of convenience until they see if they could reach their goal, which is to oust donald trump and then you are going to see biden and harris, that administration just pulled in all sorts of directions by the left. >> jesse: what do biden-harris really believe about natural gas? we have plenty of tape where they say no fracking.

at least three or four instances now they say oh, yeah, we will frac. i don't understand what they really believe. do you? >> jesse: it's so clear. biden has laid out his plan which creates a division between what takes place on public lands and private lands. and he cyst says no fracking on public lands and he's not going to stop it on private lands. so, jesse, i don't understand. >> jesse: that's the first time i have heard. >> juan: you should check out and do a little research. the big thing the first half hour of that debate was dedicated to a discussion of covid. she absolutely monday the floor with him. she not only mopped the floor with him but donald trump. you say he did so well because he got into this nasty little dig about plagiarism because the biden plan is the same as the president's plan. well it's not. >> jesse: what's different? >> juan: it's not. biden wants a national plan. >> jesse: what does that mean? >> juan: he wants to have a national plan be.

>> jesse: what's that mean. >> juan: trump wants to leave that up to the states. >> jesse: what does it mean? you just say national plan. what does a national plan mean? >> juan: he says leave it up to the states, blame the governors, blame everybody else. >> jesse: what is nut national plan? >> juan: biden says trust national health officials, trust the scientists, guess what trump says what do the scientists say. >> juan: not only that the vaccine program. biden says let's have a vaccine program that we have have nate because we know the scientists are in charge not the president's son. that's a big difference. >> jesse: nice try. katie? >> katie: first of all, i think it's incredible that the biden-harris campaign has been able to get away with blaming president trump for the death toll that coronavirus has taken on in america when the vast majority of the numbers come from new york, new jersey, democrat-run.

>> juan: they are not americans? >> katie: they are americans but the blame because of the politics is not being placed on governor cuomo nationally being placed on president trump which governor cuomo praised him from the beginning all the thing he was providing the navy hospital, building up the javits center. et cetera. we all were there and know what happened. it is true that biden has been behind. president trump enacted the definition production act to get ppe produced in higher qualities at home. biden says we should do the definition product action it was invoked two weeks ago. need a plan for vaccine. the president had a press conference at the military which is the most fixture supply chain in the world is going to help supply the vaccine to the people who need it the most. it's just interesting that the president is being held accountable and on the china issue, again, kamala harris dodged it completely blaming the president for covering up the virus when it was the world health organization and the chinese communist party that was lying about the spread, which is why it turned into a global pandemic. so, just one more thing on the

issue of the second amendment that they haven't brought up. the questions that aren't being asked in these debase benefit democrats. the second amendment is not a good issue for democrats at a time when kamala harris wants to confiscate firearms and there are 5 million new gun owners since the beginning of this year alone. it's the biggest year on record and a lot of them are in swing states. >> greg: we have criminals and riots. gun control is a dead issue for them. >> juan: let me just say you were bringing up this stuff about charlottesville. even your friend scott adams had to say i'm so disappointed. >> greg: he was very supportive of when mike pence finally. >> juan: oh, scott adams. tip to scott adams. >> greg: that makes no sense. >> juan: it makes no sense when you don't condemn white supremacist. >> greg: read the transcript, juan. >> juan: white supremacy, go for it. >> jesse: juan, come on. >> greg: dew points disavow white supremacy. >> jesse: kamala harris being called out for dodging a key

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>> katie: kamala harris following joe biden's lead in refusing to answer whether democrats will pack the supreme court if they win the election in november. vp pension quickly calling her out. >> they would like to know if you and joe biden are going to pack the supreme court if you don't get your way in this nomination. >> let's talk about packing. >> once again you gave a nonanswer. joe biden gave a nonanswer. >> i'm trying to deserve you now. >> the american people deserve a straight answer. >> let's talk about packing the court then. >> please. i just want the record to reflect she never answered the question. maybe in the next debate joe biden will answer the question. >> thank you. >> i think the american people know the answer. >> biden refusing to answer the question again on the campaign trail today saying he will give his opinion on court packing

after the election. so, dana, that's not a no. that's not a no we are not going to pack the court. it's a maybe we will. >> dana: i thought that mike pension prosecute that you had case very, very well. i think her lafayettener that instance was a little bit about nerves. we had joe biden saying today actually i'm going to wait until after the election? two things on that. one, on an issue that important that the american people are being asked to help decide their fate for the next four years or beyond that that is an issue deserve an answer on. the fact that they are not answering it means the answer is yes. that's what you obviously -- you have to conclude that it's yes. the second thing i want to bring up though i don't think joe biden is really actually for packing the court. i don't think he is what would happen if he said he is not? what would happen if he actually took a principled stand and he

led on the? would that mean that all the people on the left that are in this marriage of convenience, this ten use truth decide, you know what? it's not even worth it? >> katie: they don't want to vote for him any way and they are struggling to do it. greg, senator harris accused trump administration of racism for daring to fill judicial nomination seats as her answer to the court packing. >> greg: that's basically that last club in your golf bag, you know. it's like if you have got nothing, just pull out the old race club and see if you can get out of the. >> jesse: the rough? >> greg: the rough, thank you. why was that moment so important? because it showed you that she didn't look presidential. she didn't even look or sound senatorial. and she is a senator. i picked her -- i thought she was going to be the nominee and i thought she was going to be the v.p. choice. man, like all this time they didn't prep her? she just seems so light weight. this is a huge win for trump

even though it was pence. a huge win for trump. she may be the number two spot but they -- biden is relying on her pretending or becoming the number one spot. she is actually running for number one. >> katie: yeah. >> greg: they just showed that she can't be number one, not in this current state. >> katie: the reason why she is never comfortable and why she wasn't a good presidential candidate is she doesn't know where she stands on the issues in terms of principle because she has changed them so many times, juan. she is on the record of saying she is ready to get rid of the filibuster in order to pack the supreme court but now doesn't want to answer the question. >> juan: you know, i just find this whole discussion here on "the five" so one sided it was pence who couldn't say to the most consequential case of the night will you respect the results of the election. he couldn't say yes, absolutely. he said no we will see -- >> katie: should they pack the court yes or no? >> juan: let me just say if it was up to me here's how i would have answered it. by the way i thought she did not do a good job on that question.

she won the debate but she didn't do a good job on that question. i think she should have quickly pivoted and said, katie, you know, wait a second, let's talk about not only the fact that the judges who have been put on the court are all white men. >> greg: ha, racist. >> juan: let's talk about the fact you are having a rushed process to have a nominee on the court while americans are voting. while elections are taking place. >> greg: what about clarence thomas? he. >> >> juan: see how. >> jesse: clarence thomas doesn't count? >> juan: most would have agreed this that this is bruit political politics. >> greg: i guess thomas doesn't count. >> juan: prioritizes barrett getting relief for our economy. >> katie: jesse, amy coney barrett is not a white man. that argument doesn't stand under who she is. >> juan: clarence thomas nominated by donald trump. >> greg: you said on the court.

trying to correct you. accurate, juan. >> juan: i'm accurate. this is what she was speaking about last night that if you look at donald trump's nomination to the court. >> greg: i heard that. >> juan: largely white men. >> katie: as debate moderator i'm giving the floor to jesse. >> jesse: largely white men is not a third woman that counts for something, juan. before she grabbed the race club, greg, she lied about honest abe. if you lie about lincoln i think that disqualifies you for running for the v.p. this is what she said abe didn't nominate anybody for the supreme court before the election because he thought he should wait until after the voters had a say. she made that up out of thin air. in fact, history shows that the reason he didn't nominate someone right away because the senate wasn't in session. the second the senate came back in session he nominated chase. chase was a confirmed to be justice the same day and that's what happened. so it was a lot of lies out of kamala it was the people hoax.

trump abandoned the pandemic unit. >> juan: that's true. >> jesse: lie did didn't denounce white supremacy. lied about lincoln. a lot of lies. >> katie: thanthank you for the history lesson. you won't believe the democrats' latest attempt to try to take down president trump. that's next. ♪ ♪

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>> dana: indianapolis doubting presidenpresidentdeign nancy pel fitness. >> i don't know what the prospects are when we hear people saying i'm young and i'm a perfect specimen. come here tomorrow, we are going to be talking about the 25th amendment. but not to take attention away from the subject we have now. >> do you think it's time to invoke the 25th amendment? >> i will talk to you about that

tomorrow. i will talk to you about it tomorrow. i'm not talking about it today because i have to tell you if you want to talk about that we will see you tomorrow. >> dana: the president is firing back tweeting quote crazy nancy is the one that should be under observation. they don't call her crazy for nothing. oh, gosh, is this like an episode of vp i don't know what to do. she says she doesn't want to talk about it and teases come back tomorrow and talking talk about it ensuring everyone is going to talk about it. >> greg: who does she remind you of? donald trump? she has learned from the master. >> dana: that's true. >> greg: if you want to knock out real news all have you got to do is make up some of your own. she has learned that trump played cnn like just like a violin, right? he just knew that he could just eat up all the time she is doing that with us. what did we have in this block before we had the russia collusion probably one of the biggest cover-ups in the history of cover-ups that destroyed so many institutions, undermined the media, undermined the fbi

and we kicked it out for this story. it's frickin' brilliant what she did and i mean that's what -- you can't blame her. you will could almost kind of admire her for it. >> juan: what you get here she gets under trump's skin like nobody else. >> greg: do what trump did. >> juan: she is in some ways genius because she is trolling trump. when she says trump shouldn't have a debate. biden shouldn't bother debate trump because trump just lies so much. it got under trump's skin. by the way, the substance of it there is a real possibility that, you know, the drugs and things that trump is taking because of his illness is impacting and making him, i mean, why would anybody say no more talks about helping. >> dana: do you think -- i mean is really anything different? i mean, that's the thing, katie, i don't know -- is there is a 25th amendment for the speaker of the house? is there like something similar that they can invoke to try and make sure that nancy pelosi is also in her right mind? the big news tomorrow she wants

you to tune in for they are going to announce the establishment of a commission on presidential capacity because that's exactly what the house should be focusing on right now. another commission in washington, d.c. which i'm sure will solve all of the problems. >> dana: that is an old trick when you can't get coronavirus relief bill passed start another commission on something. >> jesse: like the presidential debate commission very fair and balanced. this is exactly what greg said. they are trying to take the wind out of pence's sale salsz becaue mondasails withkamala. why do they keep distracting us with 25th amendment and changing it to a virtual debate? >> juan: maybe it was trump. >> jesse: marinate all day on cable. >> juan: said what happened pence last night. >> jesse: this took a bite out of virus in terms of public perception, the fact that the president has recovered and he is ready to get back out there.

>> juan: oh, yeah. perfect specimen. >> jesse: they have to say you are crazy, mr. president for recovering, being healthy and wanting to get back out on the campaign trail because coronavirus, that's a death sentence and the fact that you recovered like that and are telling seniors that regeneron is on the way we have to undermine that because you must be crazy. >> juan: i would agree he must be crazy. >> dana: do you know about the best thing about this hour? fastest seven is up next. ♪ know when to hold them ♪ know when to fold them ♪ know when to walk away ♪ and know when to run ♪ you never

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♪ i don't want to know your name. >> greg: welcome back time for the fastest 7 last night you may have heard about this a fly landed on mike pence's head had twitter worked up remember when the same thing happened to hillary during 2016 those damn flies. do you know what i love, dana, everybody that wanted a substantive debate on twitter fixated on the fly. >> dana: it provided a little entertainment. if the plexiglass hadn't been there kamala harris could have reached over and knocked it out of his hair. that would have been a nice gesture, i think. frank of the commission, the commission on presidential debates he is going to be on martha mccallum's show tonight

you want to see that on "the story" maybe she will ask him if they planted the fly. >> greg: i noticed the fly was not wearing a mask. >> juan: i like this story because i think it's silly, refreshing. >> dana: he is just like us. >> juan: i think if mike pence had swatted it. >> dana: i don't think he knew. >> juan: he just looked like he was not in touch -- he doesn't have much presence. let me just say that. >> jesse: whether you have a lot of hair spray in your hair you don't notice when things get stuck in there. >> juan: that's okay. i'm saying it would have humanized him if he had a human reaction. >> dana: he didn't know. >> jesse: he didn't notice, juan. >> juan: much better than that we are discussing this than last week. >> greg: can we talk about the deep state. smith on msnbc claimed it was the mark of the devil. rob rob i have seen so many flies land on barack obama's head i could make a montage out of it. >> greg: tomorrow.

>> jesse: tomorrow. coming up. >> katie: i have good advice for all future debate prep bring insect repellant and spray it on yourself before you go out there so you don't have this problem. and there is now a mike pence bobble head available with the fly on the hair. >> greg: insects do not maintain social distancing rules and that's wrong. california's governor is asking diners to be extra careful with this tweet he did, quote: going out to eat with members of your household this weekend? don't forget to keep your mask on in between bites. katie, this is like idiotic because the rule states don't touch your mask. try not to touch your mask. >> katie: you are going to get your mask full of all kinds of grease and food and disgusting. if you have to take off your mask in between bites you are not going to go a restaurant. another thing that makes it harder for people to get back in business. if i can't enjoy my meal and have my mask off the entire time i'm not going to go. this is not based on science. it's just based on political

theater. it's stupid. >> greg: dana, it's extreme nonscientific positions that undermine actual positions like everybody is okay with common sense. but when you go too far people say that's it. >> dana: it's a hoax. maybe the numbers in my state will go down if i make people wear their mask in between taking a bite. if that's the case then nobody should be going to any restaurants. go ahead and do that if that's what your goal is. i'm very worried about the restaurants in this country. >> greg: me too. >> dana: i do think people can take common sense precautions if you are going to allow people to go restaurants have you got to allow them to eat. i almost said a bad word. >> greg: going to say heck. jesse, what do you think of this. >> jesse: if anytime a restaurant that has this mandate i will put the mask on my face and pour all the food into the mask and i'm like a horse and i will just eat. [laughter] like that. >> juan: jesse, i think we are

in for a mom text. >> jesse: already had two, juan. >> katie: feed bag. >> greg: would you eat like that. >> juan: no. the intent is there. the governor is trying to do something positive to lower the infection rate. it's not realistic. again, in my mind it's a reflection that the governors are out there, trying all kinds you have ways to deal with this because we have no national plan. no national. >> jesse: unscientific. >> greg: thanksgiving is going to look a bit different this year four in 10 people say they are planning to do it virtually and for those hosting in person, 30% plan on setting up mandatory temperature checks. juan, how do you pull the wish bone on a virtual thanksgiving? >> juan: i guess you do it virtually. i mean, to me, this is pretty sad. i actually thought might be a higher number of four out of six. when you get together have you got young people and older people who clearly are more vulnerable to this disease. so you have got to be careful.

but, boy, it's just sad. >> greg: it's sad because have you grandparents that want to see their grandkids. >> juan: yeah. >> greg: it makes feuding in-laws relieved. >> katie: i don't want to get family feuds wearing mask not wearing mask who is in charge. they are coming out with rapid texts next year and maybe by christmas time we will all be able to take the test and feel more comfortable about having thanksgiving dinner together. >> jesse: we will still be counting votes on thanksgiving, gutfeld. i will have my mom with zoom over ballot harvesting. >> dana: we're going to be having thanksgiving dinner in the green room. >> greg: that is so true. i'm scared. i'm worried. >> dana: we will call you mom. >> greg: one more thing up next. how's that? ♪ ♪ feels like you'll never stop ♪d ♪

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>> time now for one more thing, i've got baseball on my desk, i got baseballs in my windowsills, baseballs signed by famous people, take a look at this bucket of baseballs and the heartfelt note attached to it, it was written by randy long of alabama, he's 72, he left the bucket and the note at a local batting cage, he explained his children and grandchildren are now grown and he doesn't get to throw the balls around with them anymore, he ended the note with some advice for all dad's -- he said he won't believe how quickly the time will pass and you can play ball with the kids, cherish those moments, give your kids a hug and tell them you love them every chance you get. >> jesse: very sweet, remember the home alone iconic scene? >> other than that, i made good

shape -- [screams] my kids love that movie. he turned that famous scream into a mask, covid free with a scream mask, macaulay culkin. the kid does not age, he's like dana. >> greg: he's aged. >> jesse: you've partied with him, haven't you? >> dana: i want to talk about the gary sinise foundation, normal veterans outreach that they do to help people during the pandemic, they recently teamed up with local organizations to help provide meals to veterans and front-line workers at the vas across the country, they most recentlyeceny helped the nearly 3,000 front-line workers and veterans at the new orleans va. i think that's amazing.

coronavirus has brough of people together, just last month they built their 66th home for wounded veterans, learn more at garysinisefoundation.org. >> greg: i'm doing a lot of booking on the side. >> jesse: that's how you afforded that new car. >> greg: if i forget that car. how many nuts, part two? you know the drill, i'm going to ask you guys one question -- how many nuts? >> katie: seven. >> juan: ten. >> jesse: two. >> greg: let's see, roll it. >> dana: i forgot what this was about. >> greg: four, five.

>> katie: this chipmunk is ready for winter. what does he win? >> juan: you know how i got this, jesse had the idea in a previous segment, you just put it in the mask. jesse is my leader. >> katie: we all know 2020 is intense, if you want to live under a rock during election week, hotels.com is giving you a chance to do that. the website is offering one lucky person a chance to book a rustic underground cave vacation during election week from november 2nd to november 5th, you can have a chance to stay in a man cave built 50 feet below ground in new mexico, it's a once-in-a-lifetime booking, it will go live tomorrow on hotels.com, under a rock

website at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, there's only one person who's going to be able to book it so if you've always wanted to live under a rock, this is your chance especially during election week but they are going to have to extend this to thanksgiving because we are going to be counting ballots forever. >> jesse: we are going to come out and find if they're going to pack the court. >> juan: three of us were in utah and guess who we ran into, our friend jason chaffetz, the former congressman who represents part of salt lake, all the way down towards the great arches and zion national park and salt lake. >> jesse: he'll be on "watters' world" this weekend. >> i spent a lot of time there when i was a kid, we went on a lot of road trips. i was born in evanston wyoming and that was a hop, skip, and a

jump away from salt lake city but i thought utah hosted us very well, it was a pleasure. >> juan: absolutely, thank you, utah. that's it for us today, "special report" is up next, fellow visitor to utah, mr. bret baier. >> bret: good to see you guys out there, breaking tonight -- more than a dozen people are facing charges of planning what amounts to an insurrection in michigan featuring the targeting of law enforcement, attacking the state capital, and the kidnapping of the state's democratic governor, an elaborate plot foiled by federal authorities. corresponded to garrett tenney has details tonight, good evening. >> federal prosecutors say this group was actively planning and preparing for this operation which they planned to carry out before election day, according to the criminal complaint, the six suspects who had ties to a militia group were plannin