i think there trying to undermine and i think that's wrong. >> let's see what the president does after all as said and done. great to see you again. i hope i'm both sides of cooler heads prevailed. it could happen. >> the ongoing 2020 election fight now taking center stage? georgia. what happens there could alter the future direction of our country. that's because control of the u.s. senate is on the line. republicans currently have 50 seats but democrats could still gain the upper hand. there are two run off races set for january? georgia. as you can imagine, both parties preparing for a bitter fight.

big name republican senators already sounding off about how important it will be to win bernie's america is on the ballot in georgia. what we're trying to do is stop the most radical agenda in the history of american politics from being enacted. georgia stands in the way of socialism for america. >> it's so important that we win with georgia races because it's the squad that will determine what bills are passed out of the house of representatives, we don't want the democrat majority passing the squads legislation. >> it's a rare situation, you have two senate races up in one state and they will determine whether there are 52 republicans that can stand up against the radical left of the center socialist agenda or not. that's what is at stake here. the people of georgia know it >> juan: republicans are upping their attacks on georgia's senate candidate rafael warnock. take a look at this ad from kelly loeffler

he's anti-israel, antisecond amendment. sympathizes with mark ifrts and socialists, wants to make your neighborhoods less safe. don't let him fool you with pizza and puppies. >> juan: dana you saw that ad, gop is trying to cast him as a black radical tying him it to reverend jeremiah wright, fidel castro. the radical tag didn't work against biden or obama. can it work here? >> dana: but it did work in most of the down ballot races. it worked to help the republicans not lose a single incumbent in the house. it worked to help elect all those additional republicans that flipped seats from democrats. it helped the senate actually stay the way it is. at one point it was possible that seven of those senate seats were going to go to the democrats. i can that the message absolutely worked t over came a it fundraising deficit. the democrats raised so much

money. they out spent republicans across the board. not everywhere by a lot, but in some places by a lot. the message they're bringing to georgia i think is absolutely right. the republicans have raised $32 million right now. they have joined the forces of loeffler and perdue the two republicans canned dates are. and democrats have done the same thing. they are basically running in lock step with each other. the other thing that's kind of interesting is alexandria oklahoma cortez and bernie sanders are heading down there to examine pain. this is perfect, please campaign a little more, we'll raise more money. i think the senators going down there shows that on the republicans soiled this is the first cattle call for 2024. this is a way to do some good -- get some goodwill from the republicans, build up your name i.d. and not oh fend trump world while you're doing it. i think hall probably see a few more of them.

the democrats are going to bring their heavy artillery to this and the republicans will have to do the same. >> juan: jesse, i know you do deep dives. >> jesse: pay me first. >> juan: this is for the republicans >> jesse: i'm a hired begun >> juan: david perdue failed on his second debate with john ossoff the democrat because ossoff in the first debate called him out on questionable stock transactions after he had been briefed on the coronavirus back in the early spring of this year >> dana: also he canceled because trump was having a rally. >> juan: will he debate ossoff this time? >> jesse: i don't know and i don't care. what the i don't like saying is the name ossoff. [ laughter ] >> jesse: i also don't like warnock. it makes me sick to my stomach. it georgia wants to be six for six years pronouncing those names, go ahead. i prefer loeffler and perdue,

those are much better names. by the way has ossoff denounced white supremacy yet? his silence makes me wonder. that's how we're doing this now, we're going to play that game. also i do believe warnock has supported jeremiah wright, gd merkel on 9/11 the chickens came home to roost. are those georgia values? i don't think so. remember when the mob officers were tearing down the statues of the founding fathers? warnock and ossoff were nowhere to be seen. silence is violence in my book. [ laughter ] >> jesse: think about this. saturday afternoon, 3:30, sec championship game, maybe alabama is in for the georgia bulldogs, live on abc, national anthem plays at the stadium, juan. do warnock and ossoff stand or neil? i believe they will neil for the national anthem if it's played at georgia stadium. i don't think those are georgia

values. also, what are the biggest industries in georgia? mining, wood products, machinery, chemicals. all of those great things are under assault. if joe biden becomes president and the democrats have the senate. look! green new deal, regulations, tax hikes, that's going to slaughter those industries, destroy jobs, hurt families. again those are not georgia values >> juan: no wonder people prays your political spite. that was great >> jesse: thank you. >> juan: greg, welcome back. >> greg: thank you. >> juan: were talking about the point republicans sent so many senators down there. you saw them in the lead in to this segment. the democrats have two winners, obama and biden that they can send in to the state. will that help them get out the vote? >> greg: winners and alleged winner. let's not jump too far, okay? let's get into that in the b block. here is the deal. i want to convince people who

are left, right, center, and a political why the democrats should lose these elections. because as a liberty tear ian it mains me to admit that small government is dead. we're never gonna have a small government. small government dialed years ago. so all you can really have is something called slow government. very, very slow. because speed is the opposite of wisdom as we learned in the election. there is nothing scarier than big, fast government. i mean imagine michael moore running a lower minute mile. that is fact big government. the only way to keep big government slow is divided government. even if you're a liberal you should go maybe i don't want to give the keys to all the cars to aoc because that's what's gonna happen. if you think political polar ri saying is bad, ie two parties, the only thing worse than two

parties is one party. then you -- you don't want either your side to achieve its dreams fast enough because it never works out. you have to have something slow there. you have to have a governor which is the device that keeps something from going too fast. that is divided government. i was trying to figure this out. how long does a government have an entirely unified government? obama two years, it only lasts like two years, right? so what does that tell you? it tells you that america favors divided government more than the politicians themselves >> juan: but they gave it at first. >> greg: yes then you wear out you're welcome. >> juan: dagan you're so smart about money. money is going to play a big role in this race. if you talk to political consultants they favor both of the republicans in these races, thinking georgia tilts to the

right. how it do you think money will throw from republicans pockets if they think these are safe seats? >> dagan: it's definitely slowing as dana pointed out the amount of money republicans have raised so far. i'm not thinking about money. i'm thinking about this as a southerner. again you have to look at chuck schumer. now we take georgia then we change america, the national republican senator i can't committee has cut that ad staring rick scott. rick scott, rubio in the state is okay. tom petty is from florida, andrew i can't think saying me and my wife are moving to georgia and he had to walk that back today saying i hope everybody -- to be clear i'm heading to georgia to get the vote out. i don't plan on voting, myself. >> dana: i didn't know that. >> dagan: then you had a statement, it was an article in the huffington post today from

stacey abe program's spokesman saying we're overwhelmed by the outpouring of support but please i relet do not book plane tickets or gas up your cars and make plans to travel to georgia. the reason is it shows liberals have so little respect for what georgia yans think. they have to go down to georgia and eat bag after bag of peanuts and educate georgiaance on what should matter to them. that is the quickest way to lose your ass in that state and any state down south o be careful. stop lecturing people. they know what they want. it might be what ossoff, and warnock are selling. >> jesse: i would like to lose my ass >> juan: slow down, guys. they also chose joe biden which is why democrats have some hope. coming up next, nancy pelosi,

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>> jesse: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer tearing into president trump's election challenges. it comes as the trump campaign red it's new action. watch they're engaged in an absurd circus refusing to accept reality. the republicans will not respect the will of the people the election is not in doubt. this is a temper tantrum by

republicans. the election is over. it wasn't close. president trump lost. stop denying reality. stop deliberately and recklessly so long doubt about our democratic process. >> jesse: democrats demand an immediate concession they haven't practiced what they breach. elections were rigged in an old tweet by joe biden's campaign manager and he said al gore was the real winner in the 2000 election we believe the progress made in the count shoes far indicated that we were clearly on a path for vice-president gore and senator lieberman to make up the difference and pull ahead had the count been fully completed >> jesse: if i were a democrat and i was confident in the election returns i would say, you know what? go for it. >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: we're going to certify the results in a few weeks, have at it and let's see what happens. >> greg: absolutely. first i was going to say.

that chuck schumer talking about so long doubt? him. can i say putz? he's a putz. that's all they did for four years f you're the confident that the results are aboveboard you should welcome double checking especially with you're complies sit in so long the doubt. for example i don't think there's ever been a more emotional contentious election, bigots and nazis so the democrats and the media created an environment where no one could trust anybody and they still are by doing these nameing and shaming lists, this black list thing of trump employees. that also says doubts. these guys will do anything, even meaning fix an election. it's also it wouldn't be an everybody issue if we didn't hand the power over to the media. i never really thought about it until this election and maybe that's on me, the fact that it's the media that gets to decide

who wins based on projections. it has nothing to do with certification, it's just, hey i've got to be first. i've got to be first. i've got to call this state mirrors. it's a the myopic mindset. and in its interesting your undermining the trust in the system especially when the current environment is as contentious, emotional, almost dangerous that maybe go slow and nobody went slow. you think they would have. i think that contributed to what we have now which is we can't trust this. and we shouldn't trust t let's check under the hood. this is a used car >> jesse: you want to be able to trust it. we've never had an election with half the country voting by mail. regardless of who wins or loses if anything you want to make sure going forward you want to have confidence in the mail ballots, at this level. >> dagan: maybe the supreme court will take up what happened in pennsylvania where the state court overruled the legislature

there in extending the number of days that they could collect ballots. because again that goes to election security and integrity for years to come. to greg's point nancy pelosi and chuck schumer need to sit this one out. it's been russia, russia, russia then the mueller investigation, let's impeach the approximate has covid was beginning to go spread around the globe then nancy pelosi and chuck schumer both had a hand in not helping children, the unemployed and small businesses by would continually putting the ka bosch on rescue for people. arrogant collusion or delusional arrow against, take your pick. >> jesse: $40 million, lots of lawyers, what is the harm there? >> juan: you think you're lost? >> jesse: maybe a commission. how about a mission >> greg: i love commissions >> juan: i hear nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, i'm happy, and i

think, i believe they're watching fox. >> jesse: really? >> juan: i think we have new viewers, >> jesse: high nancy >> juan: fox is calling biden president-elect and they're saying petitioner biden. by the way, most republicans, i saw a poll today that said 60% of republicans say joe biden is the next president of the united states. even our pal karl rove has written there is no recount that is going to change the fact that joe biden won this election. >> jesse: why are you worried juan? >> juan: i'm not worried. this is overwhelming. even approximate george w. bush has called joe biden to congratulate him p now you have charles grassley, john how many, ron johnson, leading members of the u.s. senate all republicans saying let's get going let's make sure joe biden has the presidential daily briefings so

we can have a smooth transition that serves the american people in the midst of the coronavirus. instead you are going on and on about something that happened long ago. >> jesse: last week. >> juan: get out of here. >> dana: remember there was a call by the president early on to say he wanted an election call election night. if you go to the model where you wait for certification, that would be waiting a month and as a country maybe everybody decides to do that, that will i guess we have to decide that in four years. i would say about pelosi and schumer they're like the last two guests at an open bar wedding trying to squeeze out everything they can from the bar before the president leaves because as soon as he does they don't have anyone to blame any more. they're going to have to be supporting joe biden. one of the things she came out and said, she very much wants the coronavirus bill but they're not budging from their position. now that position that she had just lost her ten seats in the

house. maybe even more. ben mcadams of utah is likely to lose that seat s he was saying please we need a bill. kevin mccarthy says they can point to all of these races where not having a coronavirus bill really hurt them >> jesse: i still think they're going to try to blame trump for everything. cane detain remember obama did for bush >> jesse: that's right. coming up bad news for democrats looking to go get rid of president trump. he's not going away any time soon. we'll tell you why, next. [ music playing ]

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. [ music playing ] >> alright while the fight over the election plays out white house press suspect kayleigh mcenany says the president will be a fixture in the republican party for years to come.

he has 7 two million people who love him and want to show up to support him. his base is strong ask there is no denying that he is the head of our party for many years to come. the enthusiasm you see among his base is something to behold. >> dana: he is thinking about running for president again in 2024 if his election challenges don't work out. dagan can you think that far ahead? >> dagan: no, i can't decide what i'm going to eat for dinner. i could see it. president trump gave a voice to so many millions of americans who were overlooked by both parties. these are the people. i don't know why i didn't see it coming when he first declared his candidacy more than four years ago. these are the people that i grew up with. their families, they have middle class jobs, made furniture, worked in the textile business. all those jobs got shipped overseas because of politicses

in cahoots with large coop operations, wink, wink, nudge, nudge, we'll ship your jobs overseas. these people wound up it selling the maid in china crap to big box stores. he's not going away and they're not turning on president trump at this point. >> dana: formidable presence for the president, juan? >> juan: well look i don't think there's any question that trump style nationalism, america first has some power to it. even as he lost in the election we saw 70 plus million people voted for president trump. i think the party is moving on. i just don't know that they have a choice. you stop and think about it. you know he's gonna be less of an intimidating bullying presence because he won't have the bully pulpit of the white house and the presidency at his disposal. i think the party that to deal

with the virus, economy, and just stop for a second. you were talking about this, josh hawley, marco rubio, ted cruz, tom cotton, liz cheney are all making plans for 2024 right now. so you know, you look at senator mcconnell in the senate. he's never been a populist but he had to deal with the power of president trump. he will not have to do that once trump is not in the white house and as he tries to protect his gop majority in the senate. it changes the dynamic. >> dana: president trump has started a pac which allowed him to be a king maker. >> jesse: if biden wins and gets into the white house we're still living in trump's america, even though it's ought terse world it's trump's america. if i were him i would go down to mara doing go and golf and hang out with melania. if he wants to run again in 2024 that would be the greatest come

back story ever. he has 70 million americans. it's an army. he could revenge what they see as a rigged loss. i think the rationale in four years would be economic. if the biden policies smother the trump recovery and hammer wages and job growth trump can come in as an ally to the working people and really help himself out there. also biden probably will get us into some dumb war that he has a history of doing that. the president could also come in and make that argument. but is the country psychologically in four years going to be ready for the trump show again? biden could just bour us all to death t where you even get the media rooting for a trump reentry into the ring. they may the end up doing what they did in 2016 by creating this big come back narrative, and end up helping him get back in. >> dana: not just the media but late not comics, what are they

going to do? >> greg: they're already missing him. where is he? he wasn't around for the weekend. everybody was screaming where is he? the party may have moved on but he is the titular, head. when i form my heavy metal bandits called it. i thank you. lar head. this is a perfect movie structure, act one 2016. kt two joe biden enters the picture you think the hero is gone. no, go joe biden screws everything up. rolls back immigration. raises taxes. he negates school choice. does all the things that irk the blue collar worker, and blacks and hispanics included. he turns out to be an awful mess and then act three? the triumphant return of donald trump! and i predicted this, i think it was, i don't know when, this is of course assuming that the recounts don't work and the legal stuff doesn't work. i think the voters, the trump

vote overs, the people behind him 70 million, they won either way. they may feel they haven't won right now. you have to understand, you don't really love somebody until they go away. when they come back you love them even more. i think that's what is going to happen here. think about this. think about the comparison of obama. he went away. he wasn't the titula rachlt head. he said the party p trump isn't going to go do that. he redefined the party because he spoke for the people and the republicans and the democrats forgot about. we're going to have a hell of a lot of fun. we're going to have two president's. >> jesse: kamala and trump [ laughter ] >> dana: we get to talk about barack obama, part one of his medical war comes out next week. >> greg: that sounds great. >> dana: top looming biden

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is that something that president-elect biden is considering a four to six week lock down? well i think he laid out very clearly across the course of the campaign the things he wants to do to get the virus under control, including encouraging national mask mandates, including providing resources to small businesses and schools to ensure they can open safely. he's put forward his own plans to get the virus under control and get the economy moving again. obviously he's listening to the very best advice from scientists and doctors. >> dagan: that dr. seems to forget the rising suicides and addictions and people missing regular cancer screenings, the hardship that children are experiencing and all the businesses that have gone under permanently. >> greg: it's the difference between single variable thinking. more cases and all of the other things that are going around in this big picture of this will universe.

i do think that if they're basing all of this on increased positivity rates it's a huge mistake. that just reflects more repetitive testing and overlooks it the resiliency of the population. the death rates are going down. it's like testing for arthritis. you may never know until they test t i the found out i had a little bit of arthritis when they did an x-ray. i never knew that t it's a grim point i was thinking about last night. i don't think i've experienced more death if my life than in 2020, in terms of relatives, and friends, acquaintances, in this year. none of them were from covid. you know there was cancer. there was pneumonia, an overdose. and i'm wondering, everybody, if everybody sat down and went through their mental rolodex of people who passed away this

year, you will then be able to catalog the butterfly effect of death. right? you change this one thing. shut down everything. and then what happens to everything else? the butterfly effect. people are home alone. they drink a lot. they can't go to their aa meetings, they can't go to any meetings. there are people dying from car accidents and you would think that wouldn't be the case. it's because more people -- there are fewer people on the road but they're speeding. we had so many pedestrian deaths in new york. how could that be in a lock down? people are speeding because there is nobody out there. it's weird and sad. sorry. >> dagan: but it's true. it's something that clearly this doctor is ignoring. juan do you think biden wants to shut down the economy? >> juan: i don't think anybody wants that. we have to be until touch we reality. right now ten states have a new level of death, rolling seven

day average, ten states. we're talking as the cases hit a national record on wednesday, hospitalizations, more than 65,000 of our fellow americans and we know about the death toll death toelt isn't death rate. >> juan: it's a record level. i don't think trump is going to be. trump said no one is going to be talking about the virus after the election. we're talking about the virus because the trends are all in the wrong direction. so when you asked me that question, dagan, let's not dodge it. i think what you see is joe biden wants to work with the governors, may jurors, scientists, to try to find a way where you don't have to do a lock down. why would you say you don't do a lock down if that would save us from getting sick and people dying? you've got to be honest with people. >> dagan: people are dying. that's right dying from suicide, drug overdoses, cancer because they're not getting screened. >> greg: if we all stayed home

we would never have another car accident, juan >> juan: here are logical steps to protect ourselves as americans. why can't we look out for our selves and our families >> dagan: we are but there's an alternative to shutting down the economy. cuomo writes a bock about leadership and he almost single handedly killed thousands of people in new york >> jesse: i'm sorry to hear that greg has arthritis. i'm sure there's an advertisement on fox and you could pick up something. >> greg: you probably have it too. >> jesse: i just don't know it. i have had achy knees recently. biden team off to a heck of a start. one advisor says we're going to lock down and the other add vietsz sore says we're going to start the vaccine in china. maybe biden can pick up the guy who did the website for obama care. let's put him in charge of something big.

i'm getting a feeling biden is surrounding himself by a bunch of idiots ask this will be presidency by committee. if you walk into the white house with a lab coat on he will tell him to do something and biden will say okay p you will have more ska more. the guy went on msnbc and wrote a peach and then he praised it on msnbc. check out who is running the show right now. biden doesn't know what he's doing. the >> dana: they say they like dr. touch which i. dr. touch which i said today lock downs are not necessarily what we need to do. if you are on the transition team and you're advising biden i would say don't go on cable tv. save our advice for biden and let him take all that advice and make a decision from there before jumping the gun

>> dagan: cuomo not based on if science. not based on science. the far left are telling biden it's time to pony up. what bernie sanders and elisabeth warren are demanding for their support. [ music playing ] ♪ it's still warm. ♪ thanks, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less, when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. our own hopes and dreams. we'll pass many milestones. moments that define you. and drive you.

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>> greg: the far left wants to be supported for supporting joe biden. elizabeth warren thinks joe's success is running on the most progressive platform ever. she's right. warren wants biden to bypass congress to implement a wish list for socialists and bernie sanders thinks he will make good on his promises do i expect they'll come forward and keep their word in maintaining and legislating on the proposals when we agreed to? yes i do. >> greg: dagan it's a shame carl marx isn't alive right now, joe could name him to his cabinet, the come i >> dagan: i don't think elisabeth warren will be on the cabinet because he is owned by the securities and investment community and hedge funds that gave that money to him. he took in four times more than

trump from securities firms and four and-a-half times more money than trump from hedge funds and private equity. elisabeth warren is a one woman wrecking ball. capital capitalism which is how he she wants to take over american businesses, knowing, elisabeth stays in the government. >> greg: they're only defined as not the trump party. they have no plan. they're easy pickens for the far left. that's my theory. you can agree with it >> juan: i'm interested in it. i listen. listen i have a different theory about why elisabeth warren is not going to be in the cabinet. i think it's too big a risk given the slim margins in the senate for biden to name a democratic senator from a state governed by a republican governor, that's massachusetts >> dana: and vermont. >> juan: that's right. >> greg: interesting

>> juan: when you talk about the radical agenda, go what is so radical? most americans, this is mainstream america. most americans are in on the climate deal, dreamers, lower drug prices government ethics. >> greg: everybody is for low drug prices, including trump >> juan: that's what elisabeth warren wants him to do >> greg: the dems are not supporting trump in the withdrawal of troops. what happened to the left they're now pro war, jesse >> jesse: they are for war. they want to kill your sons ask daughters in the final stand. the music you played was that the music to beef have you and but the head? no. >> jesse: i noticed the difference, trump gets ee scomplekd he says we're going to build the wall, cut taxes by this much for these types of people. we're going to do this in foreign affairs and this in the country. the rest of the republican party followed. now biden comes in and you have a good chunk of that party telling him you're going to do

this and you better do this and you better do this or else. it's the exact opposite. that's because biden is not a leader. biden is a follower. >> greg: excellent point jesse. he makes good points despite the head injury. dana i'm going to pose a question differently to you. >> dana: alright >> greg: what is the democrat the ivanka kushner party? what is it? >> dana: it is in a civil war. and they're gonna -- it will take awhile to figure it out. this coalition that brings biden to this highest number of votes ever, right, for a presidential candidate, the suburbs, do they really like him? or did they not like the far left or did they not like the trump part? they don't like the far left. what you see now is the moderates in the democratic party finally.finding their voice and pushing back against the squad. and saying oh, yeah you try to -- okay, fine, knock yourselves out. you try to win in my district.

you couldn't possibly win in my district. please don't bring your ideas that i need to do more facebook adds in order to win. they're the in flux. even joe biden said i'm a transitional candidate. that will continue. i think for bernie and warren, let's give them this. they closed ranks, supported joe biden, were pretty quiet and pretty the supportive and now we have these two georgia runoffs. and i think that biden would tell them, could you just hold your fire until after those runoffs? because it doesn't help democrats to have warren and bernie saying yeah and we want to do this and i want to be labor secretary, i would like to take over the treasury department and i want to do these things. that's what the republicans will use to fight against the democrats in georgia >> juan: let me just say today we had news about ron klain being named by biden as the white house chief of staff in a biden administration. and i just think all of you

should know as you talk about civil war among the democrats, aoc praised ron klain. said that's a great pick. >> dana: how did she do with joe manchin today? >> juan: elisabeth warren said great pick. i the happen to know him. ron klain is an establishment figure in terms of washington democrats, right? you have a moderate joe biden picking an establishment democrat who is being praised by the left wing of the party. i don't see any civil war so far. >> greg: it is kind of funny for people to be told keep your honest feelings about how the world works because nobody likes it. could you guys the sit back? nobody believes bernie and liz that you have the right idea. shut up until we take control of the government. this civil war is -- will in fact if the wrong side loses, identity, intersection until that politics, you will see trump regain in 2024. that's how we won in 2016.

if they continue down that path of pitting different identity at this against each other it's going to implode. that's my theory >> dagan: if they keep talking about, texas with the slip up in the debate about transitioning away from the oil industry, you had actually -- that's one of the things that turned latino voters toward republicans because they work in the oil business. those are awesome dam jobs and it turned them to look at the green new deal, get rid of automobiles in 15 years. that is a huge problem. also like, i think that covid kind of rules all of this. i don't think that you will be able to raise taxes. >> dana: i agree >> dagan: i think a lot of this very far left agenda cannot happen because of the economy. you will have an economy that's in a depression if you raise taxes right now. >> greg: we're here now because aoc is so rovoverrated and the

media carries her water. if she ran in new york as governor or mayor, i don't think she would win. do you think she could the win the rust belt? do you think aoc could win wisconsin? absolutely not. it would be a landslide. everybody needs to pump the brakes on these people like i said the other day. the squad you stay on the coast let the rest of the party try to act normal. >> juan: i think she would win among republicans. they like her and talk about her endlessly >> greg: aoc has game, she has talent, she can talk. she may be green but she's got space >> dana: when she comes on, i want to watch >> juan: social media, too >> dagan: she could rock a red lip >> greg: soak i. all sexuality and genders >> juan: it's time now to one

more thing. i'm going to go first today. i wanted to give a shout out to my the friend jim gray the hall of fame sportscaster. he will have a special on fox this weekend about his 40 years of sports reporting. take a look had the fight continued, could you have continued or did you fight him again because it was just one of those momentary reactions? i wanted to kill him. my head was bumped. >> jim was in the ring with mike tyson after tyson bit holifield. he's interviewed tom brady and also talked with the last nine u.s. presidents, jims's book came out called talking to goats, the greatest of all time. he says sports has created a tremendous amount of change in american society. good luck to jim gray. >> greg: my podcast with the rock metal god, rock hal ford is

up. go to fox news podcast.com. if you love jude does brief the you will love this. now let's do something light or not. animals are great you know, talking about unity, we all know it's bs. but not among these cute little critters. isn't this sweet? huh? it's not there yet dana, try to control yourself. putting his little paw around there cane detain they're just standing or sitting together >> greg: we had to cut it off after this. it gets into perverse disgusting behavior that we can't have on a family show s i want to commend jesse who is announcing that the audience can name his child until a contest. he just said, greg i want the five audience to name my next child which is a baby boy, or

going to be a boy. >> greg: fake news, everybody. [ laughter ] >> juan: jesse go right ahead. >> jesse: can't wait to libby to that podcast. that looks like a will winner. it's jesse's live shot news. we have a terrifying moment for fox 46 reporter amber roberts. she was covering a flood in alexander county north carolina. watch this not too long ago washed up here this is incredible. oh, okay, we're backing out, we're backing out. this right here, live on t.v. we saw the road collapse. >> jesse: the bridge almost collapsed right under her foot. did the camera man have to stay and shoot her run republican floati floating away or does he run? >> dana: i think he drops the camera and saves her. >> jesse: go to fox nation and watch me, all my exploits, there

they are, fox news. watters' world seize ten just dropped. go waste some time on there. >> dana: first of all i want to say hey marjorie thanks for being a big fan of "the five." she hung up on her daughter, a word to all of our viewers, don't call your parents during the five. i want to tell you about this family. they have broken a seemingly impossible sweep after having 14 boys in a row a one in 16384 chance, are jay and piter. i finally had their first girl, maggie jane, they're calling her the greatest gift. they were so surprised she was a boy again that they made her middle name she boy again. that's amazing. >> >> dagan: check out this ar bees deep fried turkey pillow

you can wear on your head. it's sold-out but you can enter to win one. wear it when you're listening to greg's podcast. >> juan: that's it for us, folks, are special report up >> welcome to washington. presidents president strums efforts to challenge the election results a number of different places is the focus tonight on maricopa county, arizona,. the trump team is arguing pull workers in the country's second-largest voting jurisdiction wrongly rejected boats read the local jurisdiction pushing back the president still trails biden there by about 11,400 votes in arizona. there is also a legal win tonight for the present dent in pennsylvania and new pushback from people who contend enough is enough. chief white house correspondent john starts us off tonight from the north lawn. >> president trent begins staying