>> neil: thank you very much. breaking news developments, the ohio governor weighing in on this. we don't know where all of this will go. we do know that in the background here along the way, joe biden has gone within six electoral votes of replacing donald trump. here comes "the five." ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with martha maccallum, juan williams, jesse watters, greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ breaking news, fox news now projecting that joe biden will win the state of michigan, the former vp now just six electoral college votes away from capturing the magic number of 270. but it is not over yet, votes still being counted in key battlegrounds including pennsylvania, nevada, north carolina, and georgia. the trump campaign is still confident and can win and

joe biden saying earlier when all of the votes are counted that he will be the next president. >> after a long night of counting, it is clear that we are winning enough states to reach 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. i am not here to declare that we have one. but i am here to report when the count is finished, we believe that we will be the winners. >> dana: as we have been doing, let's check in with bill hemmer at the billboard for the update on the race. just upstairs, bill. >> bill: socially distance, right? this is safe, isn't it,'s dana? talking about pennsylvania where the action is, we have made a big call on michigan in the last hour, putting joe biden six electoral votes away from the white house. will he get there? does he have enough to get over the finish line, here in pennsylvania, this is where the action is. philadelphia and the southeast, pittsburgh allocating county in

the western part of the state. and with what the trump campaign is saying is if they can keep joe biden with in 70% out of sight of the big cities of philadelphia and pittsburgh, they have the chance to keep the red. let's see how they can do that, down in philadelphia, the votes come in here. joe biden about 80% of the vote from hillary clinton four years ago and underperforming from a percentage basis. all of the votes are not any yet. i talk about the bellwether county, bucks county has been so tight for the past three election cycles. and again, it is pretty tight this year, but donald trump is doing better actually than we have seen in years past. for example, eight years ago, there was mitt romney, four years ago here is where donald trump was. the same county now a lot of votes coming in. and here we are in 2020, this is what gives the trump team hope right now that they can hold

onto this. this is where the press conference was and launching a big challenge, that's what is coming our way here. the pop around here, and favorable. also here in chester county by about 12-point so far. and delaware county, a lot of votes too. 105. and 164,000. we will see whether or not the theory applies to what the team is saying right now. they keep joe biden in the low 70s and outside of philadelphia. can they win the state. i can take you around. rural pennsylvania, and i can tell you that joe biden doesn't get anywhere close to the vote margin that he needs in the countryside. the problem is they are not as many votes in rural pennsylvania as you find in philadelphia and pittsburgh. that is the game right now. and that will be the game right now for several days, possibly

even weeks if this is contested to that degree. why did we call michigan? i think that it is very interesting. here's detroit and grand rapids. this is wayne county. we were watching this thing all night long and waiting and waiting for that vote to come in. but i find it interesting that joe biden at 68%, hillary clinton at 69. he is underperforming so far this year. the president did better in that county. this is flint, michigan, genesee county, 50%. and at 55. outperforming his performance in three years ago. and hope in michigan, as we saw from the decision desk -- just wanted to be clear. and popping up, i just want to make sure that we are in the same year. and indeed we are, 2020.

that's where we will freeze it. >> dana: anybody have a question for bill? >> i just want to say that it is amazing that he is up and doing this. >> bill: i would not press your buttons, right. before you brought that line to the wrong show, bill. all right, thanks, bill. let's stick around the circle. jesse, let's start with you. and you missed a little bit of action, how do you feel today? >> jesse: it is a mess. what a perfect ending, 2020, dana, we don't know anything yet. i think that country deserves a lot better than this. we can't count to votes paired we can't tabulate. it is incredibly frustrating and at this point with the margins the way that they are. whoever wins, joe biden, donald trump, the other side is going to feel like there are shenanigans. and personally this is how i see

it. i am going to give joe biden and i'm going to give michigan and wisconsin, i'm going to give donald trump georgia and north carolina. i think that there is general agreement around that. but to me it comes down to three states. the constellation is nevada, arizona, and pennsylvania. donald trump needs to win pennsylvania and either nevada or pennsylvania and arizona. right now arizona, the trump campaign believes that if they continue the account, they will be ahead by friday. nevada, they believe that if they continue the count, they will be ahead by about 6500 votes. but there is a lot of sketchy stuff in nevada, i would not put a lot of stake in that. pennsylvania, ahead by 100,000 votes. right now we heard from rudy giuliani that they are counting the votes 125,000 ballots were

counted without any poll watchers or representation from the campaign and they are very concerned about what is going on. they believe again that once these returns come in, they have enough votes to maintain the lead in pennsylvania. pennsylvania and arizona i believe the key for the president as a narrow path. i will admit that more narrowly than joe biden, but doable and confident that that will happen. >> dana: greg gutfeld, we have not heard from you today and we have been dying to. >> greg: it is a mess. i guess the upside is that the looters will have to put off their christmas shopping. that is very sad. it is upsetting. we are the most developed nation in the world and we can't count. we have adults that are in charge of counting things and they can't count. do you think we would have it figured out, but we did not factor in a few other things. i will use an analogy, because i looked at this last night and i thought about it like a thanksgiving turkey.

you spend time preparing for the meal and you put it in the oven and you set it and forget it. six hours, seven hours, that's what it is. i don't expect somebody in the middle of the night to come in and open up and screw the turkey, which is what happened last night. they screwed the turkey. it's all this stuff goes on coming you wake up and something is going on. i thought that was really strange. but i think that everybody in america is tired of being told something that isn't true. we were expected this massive blowout, right? because trump is so hated and a racist and is going to lose minorities and women, and then he find out, not at all. it is razor-thin. there was no blowout. a cnn admits that. he gained to the minorities and in women and to get the seniors in florida after all. so you find out that despite what the media and pollsters were telling you for i don't know, three, four years, america still loves this guy. this was not the outcome we were

told. so i think that that is really -- there is a frustration on the people at home that are watching and going, what a bunch of b.s. we were told. we were told that everybody in america hates this guy. and that he is so awful and evil, and here he is, he could win and there are some we are shenanigans going on, something flew out of my mouth had just now. let's not forget, you can get mad that trump is fighting for this like anybody would. remember that hillary has not conceded 2016 and neither has the media. and also, one last point, this is not about network. it is about an election. so the race to be first and getting the greatest ratings, that is awesome, but at what expense? >> dana: we have a whole show to talk about this. quick comments and then we will keep going. last night you said at the ends that you feel like this could go on for a few weeks. do you still feel that way? >> martha: we both saw the

posture, joe biden coming out and taking a presidential tone. he said his voice and expects that he will be able to hit 270 and then and only then would he claim a victory. and then we see eric trump come out, rudy giuliani varied, fired up and yelling about fraud and the stolen election. this is part of the democracy, right? this is part of the process. they have every right to contest the use if there are 130,000 votes that they want to watch, they should open the doors in philadelphia. let them come in and do the recount so that everybody can feel that there is true transparency. it's not right to say that somebody can win the election and make the stand across the room. people keep saying they are all of these cameras. i can't see anything. i can only see people shuffling papers around and so in the world that we live in where no one trusts anything as greg was saying, i do think that there is just a real gut feeling of

unease about the polling, about everything that people get told, i think that a lot of folks need to get out of the way and let the process continue to play out. but that's where i feel with him right now. >> dana: can we get a quick thought from you? >> juan: to me there is one side that is acting confident at that moment. and one side reacting with grace, the other side still talking about conspiracy theories and stealing. with regards to the recount, i think that we have had 30 recounts in american history. and the two that resulted in any change, the change was within one-tenth of 1%. so that should give you the viewer a sense that joe biden is on a pretty clear track to win the a presidency of the united states. >> dana: we have key races that have yet to be called and lawsuits that are already forming. one state headed for a recount, the very latest from the trump

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>> dana: breaking in the last 30 minutes, fox news projecting that joe biden will win the state of michigan, six electoral votes away from the magic number of 270. but there is pennsylvania, nevada, north carolina, and georgia still undecided at the moment. let's check in with john roberts for the latest on the trump campaign. hi, john. >> a couple of conference calls today. if they said that they have crunched the numbers and done the math. and that things are looking very, very good for

president trump in the state of pennsylvania when that vote tally eventually comes in. the president's campaign manager actually made a very bold pronouncement on the conference call. listen here. >> we are experiencing a victory in pennsylvania. this is not based on god or feel. this is based on math. we feel very, very positive. that the vice president will deliver a victory in pennsylvania. again, we have a high degree of certainty that the margin want to be close. >> to the grand canyon state arizona, which as you know has been called by fox news and the associated press the trump campaign insists that there are still the outstanding votes in that state for donald trump to pull off a win. they say that they are hundred 5,000 outstanding ballots. many of which were cast on the day of, which would likely mean that those people are trump

supporters. the president has been doing very well in arizona with day of voting, and the senior campaign advisor says that the president would need to win slightly under 58 percent of those in order to take the grand canyon state, which would be to perform to a lesser degree than he has been with ballots that have already been counted. >> we believe that over the next couple of days as the ballots come in and are counted in the state of arizona, that we could be looking at potentially as soon friday president trump being declared the winner or it being clear that he has enough votes to formally say with that he will win the state of arizo arizona. >> lawsuit underway in michigan, pennsylvania to halt the vote and give the trump campaign observers a closer look at what is going on with the ballots and to the trump campaign saying it

would intervene in a closer case to the supreme court which would invalidate pennsylvania's three-day expansion which would mean, martha, that any boats that came in via mail after 8:00 p.m. on election night would be thrown out. >> dana: let's check in with peter doocy on the biden campaign. >> they still have the set up for what they thought would be a victory speech behind us. no one has touched it. but when they wanted to talk, and appearing indoors after this. >> i am very proud of our campaign. and three campaigns in the past have impeded the president. when it is finished, god willing, we will be the fourth. >> so maybe not definitively want to declare that it is over, but there are senior people on a campaign that are saying exactly

that. >> they want to push it up, push something up to the supreme court one way or another, presumably they can do that. we are not worried about it. we are winning the election, we have won the election. we don't have to do any of anything but protect to the rights of voters, coming days after they were asked how they might react, declaring victory before they got to 270. and that's not how it works. they are ready to go to court for weeks if necessary, but hiring democratic lawyers across the county, they are emailing donors about the new effort. the biden fight fund will fund election protection efforts for joe biden and democrats up and down the ballot. they are almost never in the same place at the same time, they were both here today. she did not say anything, neither one took questions and we don't know when we will see biden again. he is back home here in wilmington about 15 minutes aw away. >> dana: thank you very much, take it the horn.

and to john roberts and peter doocy. i want to get your take on why kamala harris has been so far in the background during so much of this. >> juan: very quickly on kamala harris, i think it is clear that this is a moment for the principles to speak last night. what time was that -- >> martha: 2:30. >> juan: you can see them afterwards doing a little cleanup, saying, we believe in the process and the like. he had a secondary role, and kamala harris, secondary role today. i think the key thing that i take away from so much of this is that to the trump campaign wants to stop counting in pennsylvania because i guess they think that they are losing, and they want to keep counting in arizona because they think they are losing. but it is a contradictory impulse and i think that it reveals something about a

strategy that is getting to be a little desperate in this moment. the other thing that i would say that is so important to me is that if you look, we were watching bill hemmer earlier and he was talking about various areas of pennsylvania, but if you look at the map right now and you look at biden in arizona, michigan, wisconsin, he does not even need pennsylvania to claim the presidency of the united states. so to me this is all on moments when you have to just kind of i think go back to what you heard from vice president biden today which is you know what, this is a democracy. let's celebrate and hold hands and go forward. let's stop with the divisive nature of picking on each other and calling names. it is never going to stop. >> jesse: only one thing i want to challenge him on part of the trump campaign did not say they want to stop the count in pennsylvania. they want to stop the count in pennsylvania until we can get the poll watchers in there to

observe them being counted. there is a big difference. the one thing that i think that the trump supporters should listen to and have a little confidence is this. what we are hearing from the trump campaign is based on that and data and is based on their internal polling, which so far has been very accurate. they said that they were going to win florida by about 2 and they would be dead even in the battleground. and they have been. so when they say for instance in arizona that the outstanding vote of 650,000, many of them are coming from same-day voters which trump was winning by 60-70%. and they only need to do 58% and they will take the lead in arizona by friday. that is good. because they can't just have arizona. they have to have pennsylvania. right now they are ahead 400,000 in pennsylvania and their map says that if they continue to count the legally cast votes,

they will maintain that lead. but just for a second if there was a republican county being over sought by a republican guy, republican mayor, republican governor where the republican secretary of state that had been litigating the democrats all year long about what to do and what not to do, and they were kicking observers out of the places that they were counting, 150,000 provisional ballots for a whole day almost? was it 12 hours? this would be such an outrageo outrageous, undemocratic things to happen in the country. in philadelphia. the city city of brother love. >> juan: there is no evidence of fraud. >> jesse: you don't know that, because there are no poll watchers. >> juan: i know that this guy is not going to blow up. to speak legally you can watch the ballots being counted. you know that and i know that.

>> martha: they can watch every single vote that comes in in arizona and see where it ends up. a >> dana: one thing, the indecision on the presidential level has masked what was a big failure that we will get to talk about in a little bit on the democrats side for the senate, house races, things like that. and even ballot initiative across the country that really went conservative. >> greg: i think that he basically has won georgia even though stacey abrams is saying not so fast. i would like and i will hold handhands and go board if joe bn wins. but you have to remember that these are the same people that for four years were pushing russia collusion with no evidence. remember the dossier, so when you want to play nice because you are winning, we understand that. but when you lost, oh, boy, did you lose badly? you guys hit the streets. you guys rioted.

you guys diluted. so forgive me if we want to fight. because remember, trump is popular among famous coaches like bobby knight. and why is that? because they fight bad calls. they will throw a chair or two, because they are actually fighting for their players. and not just fighting for himself, but his voters, he does not want them cheated. but it is not necessarily a strategy, it is how he is and that is to fight and to fight hard through the very end and leave nothing on the field. a phrase that i just coined. >> martha: he sees all of the faces that he has talked to in his rallies over the last week and is obviously very emotional about how this has all gone. thinking that he was ahead in the beginning of the night and then going through the pullback in the later part of the night. so anyways, more to come as we come back. the presidential race is still too close to call as you know. looking at the numbers, some media predictions that joe biden

with win in a landslide. greg's monologue is next. ♪

♪ >> greg: one thing was clear about the election, we know who the losers are, the pollsters and the media, the cannibal twins who feed off of each other's manufactured dissolutions. it works like this. for the candidate and support are as racist, that silences the voters so the polls reflect the exterior. why would you tell the truth to strangers. and riots ensue another confidence of the smear as though america deserves it under trump. even though they stuck the evil white man tag left in the

election among latinos, black men, black women, again if he is racist, he sucks at it. he is no joy reid. >> if somehow they managed to stumble into the supreme court, do any of you guys trust clarence and amy coney barrett and those guys to actually follow the letter of the law? no. >> greg: so there was that. it should piss off. every hateful smear founded shade. imagine how many more blacks, latinos, and whites would have voted if the media took and asked to that poll, which is why they didn't. and speaking of polls coming want to know why nobody trusts the outcome including trump? when you keep being lied to, how can you trust anyone? and what are pollsters asked, how can you go to bed seen one result and then wake up with a new one and not be a little suspicious. so don't blame trump, blame the media/posterior industrial

complex. it is unkind to snakes and salesmen, because whatever the media pollsters are selling, nobody is going to buy it ever again. i said that in 2016, jesse. so i was wrong then. are people in normal jobs as wrong as pollsters, they would be out of a job. >> jesse: in four more years. and over a lot and internal sampling. and in 2020, i did a little analysis and i know who you are out there. i might name some names on saturdays night on "watters' world." because trust me. if you have one designed to suppress supporters because you have a sample of 49% democrats in that pole, the president will never do well that is half sampled with democrats. because that is designed to think from wisconsin and they seen news in

"the washington post," and donald trump losing by 17 points. you say why do i need to, it is a foregone conclusion. and not just the polling industry, the media and a landslide victory. in nine or 10%, no, it was 2-3%. so again the last two elections were wrong and coronavirus wrong, the russia hoax. and then they covered up for the big guy right at the home stretch. you don't know what kind of damage that did. but we will never find out. >> greg: if they are putting the thumb on the scale. are they doing it by accident and they don't know they are doing it? >> dana: i look forward to the autopsy of that. >> greg: we have to kill them first, you know. >> dana: i look at the social science that we have. it doesn't need to be revisited? perhaps.

49% democrats because there are that many in the division. i don't know, i think that it has a lot of the movement to deal, but i also think that everybody keep in mind, look at the average, don't just take one, take a look at the average and if you look at tom bevan who runs real quick politics, pennsylvania had it one point up at the end. the night before. >> jesse: the only reason that came in was because the last week with the insider, and put it through. and that really narrows the gap. >> dana: again, that's why, i try to look at the average and i don't think the outcome is entirely unbelievable at this point. but i do think also the other thing about the media is that there was this rumor that this information was the reason that president trump was winning in miami, dayton county, and not the fact that he had actually worked his tail off and that you have latinos for trump, cubans for trump. and al sharpton said that

cuban-americans are susceptible to propaganda about socialism. why do you think that might be? because they pled socialism. >> greg: what do you make of the fact of the shy voter syndrome, is there any way people can figure that out? >> juan: i don't think that they were so many shy, you have people that were necessary part of the voter pole that could've come out. and drawn out to new people. we said in record of turnout yesterday for republicans and democrats. it was amazing how many people voted yesterday. it's good news. to your point there was no blue wave, and you saw some of them saying that that was going to be a possibility. and it did not happen. and i agree with dana perino. and they were on target saying that there would be a blue wave and there was in 2018. i just want to say. i also think, how come you guys

are not talking about the people that i talk to, the people in the house republican side, they thought house republicans were going to have a bad night. >> greg: that is the next slide. >> juan: i know, but you listen there president trump, we are going to win the senate, win and win, win. >> jesse: they kept the senate, dinner today didn't th they? >> dana: michael moore is the best pollster around. they take it in house and maybe go down another point. he has had a pretty good read on the way things are going. and the other thing that we see is we look at the popular vote and how very close it is. and wake up and see the reality of the other side. there is half of america very supportive of president trump and his policies. and the media and the pollsters need to find a way to reach these people.

no one will pay attention the next time around. and they will regroup. >> greg: or higher michael moore as your pollster, he has never been wrong. democrats for the senate, but staying in republican hands. ♪ cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

>> juan: democrats hoping to flip the senate, and out of reach, where if things hold, republicans will retain their majority. good news for the republicans last night, and really, they beat the pollsters, mitch mcconnell long ago said that it was to make president obama a one-term president. so should he do the same thing with joe biden or should he work

with them? >> greg: if biden wins, he will be the first lame duck president when he enters, which will be interesting. but i think that again, you had two races where the democrats spent $200 million, so imagine how rich coming we were talking about this, the consultants got off of that. so there is no consultant that encourages you to spend less money. you are overdoing it. to save some money. no, they will be there. and they got so rich off of these races. the $200 million. imagine what you could do with $200 million, imagine. >> juan: i don't know, maybe i would talk to martha maccallu martha maccallum. >> martha: it is very expensive to talk to me end. [laughter] >> juan: did i not just say that? tremendous success last night in the senate race, republicans, but two lost, colorado, arizona. arizona was the big deal. so what did that tell you in

terms of playing in purple states and republicans? >> martha: arizona is a complicated situation for republicans in president trump. they are saying that it is different and martha mcsally has also suggested that to the outcome she believes, doesn't believe, that will work its way out in the next couple of days. but i find it interesting that president trump could potentially lose and the republicans could hold the senate. but that is a scenario that was out there. the main belief is if president trump prevailed, then the senate would be able to also have that strength. that division is very interesting. and also in terms of spending money, michael bloomberg, hundreds of millions of dollars on his own campaign, there was i think on the republican side fear when it came out that he was going to spend $100 million on ads in florida as if it meant nothing, because he lost florida. and i think for him, it's like flick a little dust off your knee and $100 million is not a

problem for him, but emotionally it has to be a little bit of a drain. >> greg: we were talking about the house democrats, but also the house republicans thought that the democrats might pick up 8-15 seats. and they didn't, what happened? >> jesse: strong performance by house democrats and the legislators, state republicans did not lose one legislator. so that's good for redistributing. and it looks like the senate stays red from i think most people's understanding. but i care more about the big kahuna, the white house. i think that everybody cares about that race. i will cede my time to dana perino who loves talking about house and senate races. >> juan: let's get to the money, dana, because the democrats made it personal going after mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham and south carolina. i mean record amount of money. >> dana: so is it the money? what a waste. they have these ego trips where they think they are going to take out somebody like mitch mcconnell with aiming

graph and they spend $100 million. jamie hamer's end. down in south carolina, not going to feed into another hundred million dollars, but the first person that i want to tip my hat to his susan collins of maine. this opponent of hers said i'm going after her on that vote alone. and susan collins kept at it. she won by eight points. they had her down by 15 in the quinnipiac poll, and they spent $93 million in maine trying to take her out and she won. >> juan: much more to come on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th--

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♪ >> jesse: welcome back, everybody. let's get our final thoughts. martha, a lot of people in the audience or asking a very similar question. when do you think we will know? >> martha: i think that we are probably going to get nevada probably late tonight or midday tomorrow. and that code tell the tale, but i think that this is going to drag on for a little while. and my final thought is that 2020 has basically all of us looking wrong about every single thing. >> jesse: not me.

>> martha: we should expect one or two more twists in the story before it ends, so stay tuned. ... i thought coronavirus was going to be over by mother's day, so. >> jesse: people thought that donald trump was cornered several times in the last four years, juan, you never know. >> juan: may be election tells us more about america than trump. we are a very divided country, rural, with urban, men and women. 61% of white working-class men voted for trump, but 60% of white women with a college degree voted for biden. >> dana: one of these days we can delve into the ballot initiatives in california a very liberal state legislature, but almost all of them went to the conservative position. >> jesse: didn't they legalize mushrooms or lsd somewhere? >> dana: except for the drugs.

>> greg: i'm generally very optimistic. you have to take the long view. the senate will keep joe in check. >> jesse: are you assuming he is winning? >> greg: he is in a good position. so if that is the case, the senate will keep him in check. there is no blowout even more no mandate. you don't see a lot of floating and a bit of confusion and sadness. but even more interesting, if you think trump is going away, this is just a second act pier 2020 is the second act. 2024 is the third act. >> juan: no! stop it. >> greg: trump was our first. and trump as an ex-president is another first. that will attacked everybody in media, we will have dueling presidents. he is not going to fade away. he will be campaigning and doing the rally's. he understands this country and how people feel. he is not not going away. and i think that the country is less divided than we think he we

are. he did great among minorities. >> juan: though minorities did not vote for donald trump. >> jesse: he did well with them, juan thread holding the lead to pennsylvania. keep counting the votes in california. and punchier to get back for four more years. martha has to leave us and get ready for a special coverage "one more thing" is up next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa

♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." yesterday we went over and we did the show in liberty state park and then juan and i got on the spokes with dagen mcdowell and a couple of other folks like caroline and jojo and we were coming across and rushing because we were like, juan has to be on site at 6:53. we get to the ramp and the gate is closed. so there was no one around.

this is what happened. dagen mcdowell was in a skirt and we all climbed up and over this thing because we were so determined could i cut my foot. it was bleeding like crazy. and then juan hopped over a period jojo went. this is what we do for you folks. it's going to have to say, dana, you are pretty athletic. >> jesse: did juan have a life jacket on? >> greg: they violated so many laws. >> jesse: he is so tired he can even laugh at my jokes >> juan: no, no. >> jesse: i thought it was funny. people are stressed out, the producers pick this one. i do not have it in me to pick another one. here's a guy stressed out angry just walking around. exploding glass syndrome. it was not his day. other people feel like that. >> dana: greg.

>> juan: sure, let's do this. or not. >> greg: no "animals are great." i have a video, but i guess somebody is asleep. i have the camera that takes the picture of the future of the speech having presidency if he wins. so here it is. it is the media if he is elected, it will return on the estella and they will return to the hibernation that they enjoyed so much under the presidency and the outrage each day, it will go, go away and we will never hear about hunter biden again. >> juan: i have a whale of a tale to tell you today. take a look. that is a metro train that jumped the track and crashed to the real of a platform. then it crashed into the screen below the empty train and was perched on the tale of a plastic whale sculpture, such a phenomenal site. people began to gather in the

police had to tell them, this is dangerous. the train could fall down. no one was injured, but that is a tale of oil for election day. >> dana: we will see you back here tomorrow. special election coverage with bret and martha. >> wow. >> dana: we love you guys. >> bret: that was a lovely introduction. good evening! here from the fox news headquarters. animals are great, and i am bret baier. >> martha: about where we are tonight, i am martha maccallum as everybody watches and waits the fate of the presidency rests not with the candidates or consultants, but with counters. calculators and perhaps ultimately in the court. >> bret: here is the most important set of numbers, the electoral college count, joe biden has 264, that is six sh