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>> big pharma ran millions of dollars of negative advertisements against me during the campaign, which i won, by the way. but we will find that out. almost 74 million votes. we big pharma against us, the media against us, big tech against us, a lot of dishonesty against us. >> tammy: this is why integrity and our elections is so critical. every legal vote must be counted in every claim of fraud and abuse must be investigated. it takes a few weeks, so be it. many democrats still haven't fully accepted the results of 2016. for the past four years, this president and his supporters have endured one hoax after another, so is kayleigh mcenany is pointing out, the left calls for unity falling a little bit flat. let's take a look. >> this president was never given an orderly transition of

power. his presidency was never accepted. before his election, and we know crossfire hurricane was launched by peter strzok to pursue a baseless allegation about the president's ties with russia before he was president trying to subvert the will of the american people while in 2016, president trump became the duly elected president many sought to undermine him and discredit him, delegitimize him and his victory. there were no calls for unity and no calls for healing. so while every legal vote is counted, let us not forget the inexcusable transition or lack thereof that president trump had to endure in 2016 to the presidency. >> tammy: that's a bit of an understatement, but of course a great patriot joining us now with more is kayleigh mcenany. thanks for joining me tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you, great to join you. >> tammy: you guys have been under such pressure, we know all

americans have watch this unfold for the last four years, this denial of not just his presidency, but his impact and what he's accomplished, and that continues like with the vaccine, can you tell us as we are all watching this unfold, it seems there has been some trouble with the selection, we know that with the evidence that has been found that it's at least worth confirming it to all americans can embrace the result of this. can you give us an update on where things stand and what is important to the american people to know? >> there were 73 million people who showed up to vote for this president, more than any sitting president has gotten in american history. and they deserve to be heard, their questions deserve to be answered. we have a third branch of government for a reason.

called the system of justice and you have the media here saying these patriots don't deserve to be heard, shut the book on this, no one can present a claim in the court of law, it is wrong, and this is the same media that proffered the russian conspiracy theory, proffered the lies, and today, it's funny going through the articles and prior to the president talking about mail-in voting, "the washington post" was talking about the flaws with mail-in voting. abc news talking about the flaws of mail and voting. president trump seizes upon it and suddenly, nothing to see here, there are no questions to be asked by the 73 million people who have qualms with the system and real claims to be heard. >> tammy: i have to tell you, it's fascinating because the president has been working from day one for the american people and even on this issue, we don't know what the outcome will be. he knows that, and yet every

day, he is doing something that furthers our interests, and he's got this remarkable ability of having us have to face a dynamic in this nation that needs to be fixed, so as we are looking at this, what can the american people expect when we get closer to the middle of december when it comes to the courts, do you have an idea of any trajectory or what is really coming up next that we should be looking for? >> he is pursuing litigation in multiple states, currently litigation in pennsylvania, michigan, the situation in wayne county were two individuals have declined to certify the election, very important they are. when you look at what's happened in georgia, they were previously undiscovered increasing the vote count by nearly 2,000 votes and we are told recounts don't usually swing them one way or another but there were 2,000 ballots here with this recount so many litigation options to be

pursued thereafter but rest assured, fights for the forgotten men and women, i've been in the room with him, where there have been hard decisions on the obvious decision be it obama, bush, whomever, just do with the media wants you to do, the establishment, unrelentingly fought the deep state and will unrelentingly fight the system and this battle is crucial. we have a georgia race coming up on january 5th and fighting for the integrity of the system is something the president will never shy away from. even when the media says pack up and go home. >> tammy: it's at the core of what makes a government legitimate that we can all trust what it is they are doing. none of us know what the judicial system will do, most

expect a dynamic that involves a situation where there are certain judgments and sometimes the decisions are unfair, sometimes not what we want them to be, but this is a man as i keep telling people i don't care where he is, i would like him to be in the white house, but this is a man who is not going to go fly fishing for the rest of his life, this is a man and a family that have made a commitment to this country and his commitment to getting us on our feet and making us great again will continue on, i would guess no matter where it is that he is living. is that right? >> that's exactly right. the president is the head of this movement and the people love him. i've traveled with him from wisconsin, to minnesota where i met now, all across the country and thousands show up. you will have wendy five, 30,000 people show up. why did they show up? there is a politician who doesn't have a group of people to focus on his message, doesn't

get pollsters to come in and tell him what to say, who speaks from the heart, authentic, speaks directly to the american people and says what they want to hear and that's why he gets people to show up in record numbers and beats the records that multiple singers have had in different arenas in new hampshire. elton john, he beat that record, it's because he's authentic and he has reset the way politics works and rest assured, he is not going away. he's the head of this movement. >> tammy: thank you. this is what i think the american people care about is that we want the selection system to be honest and to be fair. deserves to be looked at after years of mueller investigation's, millions of dollars. at the very least, we deserve to have answers about the legitimacy wherever that may take us but we do know donald trump has change this nation. he will continue to.

i would prefer him to be in the white house, but i know he is not bound by that when it comes to making a difference for all of us. thank you very much, thank you for your work. it's ongoing. we have a lot of work to do here. now, let's turn to wisconsin where recounts and two of the state's most populated counties are now officially underway. joining us with the very latest his former white house chief of staff reince priebus and american conservative union matt schlapp, thank you for being here with me. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> are to be here. >> tammy: this is a situation where the trump campaign paid two very populist mostly democrat or lean democrat counties for the recount, can you explain why that was important and how it's going? >> thank you. this is really a straight up legal case in wisconsin just to recalibrate where things are and where they were, first of all

just for everyone not understanding, wisconsin is not an early vote state. in other words, back in 2,004, the state elections commission said we are not going to be an early vote states of what's happened over the years is clerks have allowed people to vote in person absentee early which requires an absentee ballot application. so they started allowing all of this and the trump campaign said wait a second, where the applications? than the trump campaign set their $3 million, fired the competition and after that was sent in, they got together and said we want to change the rules. as of today, in milwaukee and dane county, they haven't told them if they're even going to allow them to review the actual applications which just strengthens a potential supreme court case in wisconsin

for a violation of due process and administrative proceedings. so, so far so good in wisconsin, not easy, but on the law, the trump campaign is direct. >> tammy: we just talked very quickly that this is about due process, but equal protection as well when we are dealing with what's required of republicans and democrats and who is allowed to vote and who is allowed to cure their ballots, who gets a chance to have their provisional ballots counted, is in that the trajectory to the supreme court when it comes to that large framework about equal protection and due process? >> it is, and on an equal protection claim, one of the allegations is a good one, that this is madison, wisconsin, where the university is a very

liberal area, the county clerk decided and declared it to anyone in dane county but in order to get around this big voter i.d. law that you could come to the clerk's office in early vote time for absentee ballots, declare yourself indefinitely can find a new that it will not have to show a photo i.d. so that was one of the reasons why instead of the normal 80,000 people that are indefinitely confined in wisconsin, this time around, 140,000 people in wisconsin. the emotional support animals at airports, just show up and say i need the animal, had everything in a golden retriever on the plane with you. >> tammy: there goes bringing the llama on board. you've been of course on the ground involved in all of this

in nevada. we've got states with some very colorful histories, we all kind of laugh at it saying it doesn't really affect things, but you've been seeing certain things on the ground that really do have an impact. >> that's right, and i'd like to send a message. i've been reading on twitter flying back to our nation's capital, senator mitt romney, liz cheney saying this mantra of if you have evidence of voter fraud, please show us. we have so many thousands of cases of illegal ballots in these other states that they completely 100% democrat-controlled county commissioner in clark county which is the county of las vegas this week just said they had almost 1,000 instances of voter irregularities and they can't even explain there are so many that for the first time in a generation, they threw out one of the county commission races that occurred on election day because they think the results are polluted with this illegal activity. that's true for the county commission, that must be true

for the presidential race and over 800 written statements from people that saw irregularities. we have over 12 whistle-blowers were being attacked and all of our lawyers are being attacked and losing professional responsibilities for just doing one simple thing in a democracy, having transparency on our election so that everybody in this country when we walk away from this process can feel like the true winner gets four years in the white house. as it sits right now, there were so many illegal ballots nevada that actually, it's donald trump who won nevada and this is the same type of thing we are seeing in these other states. we have to get the bottom bottom of it. >> tammy: we do and this is the founders knew this, this is why they extended the dynamic, they expected there to be a contested dynamic and problem, anticipating the modern world, but it really does come down to

the court process going to play out, the american people deserve a few weeks for this to move through the system after spending years dealing with hoaxes in an attempt to legitimize a trump presidency. i think this is fair and the american people would agree that it's fair and we will find out. i don't believe in litigating on television, but clearly within the court framework, we will find out and deal with it a day at a time but in america clearly can't stop looking at this once this is done. this is going to take some time just like everything else trump has, face down that is major and takes a lot of time and focus on

being able to deal with it. thank you very much for joining me. i appreciate it. coming up, multiple people were shot at a mall in wisconsin and the suspect is still at large. we will have a report. radicals pushing joe biden to push their agenda. this as this special edition of hannity continues. ♪

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>> tammy: this is a fox news alert, multiple people have reportedly been shot at a mall in wisconsin and a suspect remains at large. joining us now live on the ground with the very latest is our very own mike tobin. >> still an active manhunt, they have communicated what they're doing right now is helping any

civilians still inside getting to safety but it's complicated by the fact that the police chief can't save the government is in hiding somewhere in the mall. says when the police arrive here on the scene, the gunman was just gone. they don't know where he is. described as a white male in his 20s or 30s and witnesses described a terrifying moment when the gunfire first rang out. >> all of a sudden, i start hearing gunshots and me and my coworker just ran to the other side and got on the floor and a lady told us we needed to get out, so just escaping to the nearest exit. >> terrifying when you feel that moment of oh, my god, this is a shooter and i need to get out here immediately. >> the chief says seven adults were shot and one teenager and the mayor says none of the injuries were life-threatening. one thing chief weber says is anything reporting the identity of this gunman is wrong.

last time they were on the record, didn't know who he was. >> tammy: sounds awful, but thank god no one has been killed. thank you, appreciate it. night, the extreme left continues to plot their far left takeover of joe biden altering the climate change rally in washington yesterday where they made it clear by it and must surrender to their timeline into their agenda no matter what. here's just a small sample, take a look. >> intersectional with what every one of our needs and demands. is time for the treaty rights and liberties for the indigenous people of the united states of america. is tied to reproductive justice because we can't talk about poison water without talking about how so many people across this country are denied the right to build a biological family because they've been poisoned by their own water. they are asking for clean air, asking for clean water to

protect us. we are on a different timeline and going to make sure the biden administration sticks to our timeline. >> all electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids and battery search technologies and we will bury the fossil fuel industry. >> tammy: and that's not all because joe biden is under pressure from every corner of the new socialist democratic party has senator bernie sanders told the ap this week that it would be enormously insulting if biden doesn't prioritize progressives, so tonight it couldn't be more clear joe biden is facing louder and louder calls to surrender to the far left, to their socialism, to their identity politics, and to let them unleash what would be a clearly destructive political force on the american public not just joe biden because congressional democrats continue to point fingers over their party's

direction following unexpected losses in the house and leaving speaker pelosi with a tiny razor-thin margin despite her trying to claim the election was "a great victory." but of course, it's the socialist squad of democrats who continue to drive the parties division and to embrace more massive spending and massive intervention. for example, says we need to pay people to stay home. as she promotes more coronavirus lockdowns. so now joining me for reaction, fox news contributor's charlie hurt and lisa boothe. i don't know what it is the feds will be able to say about all of this -- exactly. how drag it out of you. so look, we have seen this, we know that the democratic party is divided, we know in their own words in a call that was

released, a shocking election nobody suspected for them to face a red wave and now nancy pelosi is trying to pretend -- she's got some fan fiction going on that everything is fine. where do you see this going and is joe biden vulnerable to this kind of rhetoric we are hearing? >> i think because democrats have such tight margins in the house, congressional progressives could end up wielding more influence which is what i think they're ultimately going to do, so they might try to use that to put some pressure on nancy pelosi and to get concessions from the political process moving forward but what that can do is put them in a really tough spot heading into the midterm election and here's why. republicans cleaned up in the state legislative districts and it is next year so republicans are now in control of 108 house

seats, 43% of the entire house of representatives compared to democrats 17% of democrats right now maybe might not be so safe in the midterm election. this is going to have a profound impact on the political battlefield for the next decade. >> tammy: if nancy pelosi had any sense, she'd be listening to this, listening to your assessment. they have to realize this as well. you've got a dynamic here where even the eric holder program, this project to turn statehouses, they thought they'd have this blue wave, none of it happened. so they don't have it prior to redistricting so this point is an interesting but at the same time, all these new g.o.p. coming in in the house, do you think that may be nancy pelosi knowing the damage that was done to them because of socialist

rhetoric, weight and that just flip the house potentially if she allowed them to control the messaging and the agenda in the house? >> i think without a doubt and i think there's a very good chance that's exactly what will end up happening and the reason is nancy pelosi has already handed the reins of the entire caucus over to these very people who are driving this crazy leftist agenda like canceling everyone's rent payment and paying people to not work and stay home and things like this. and she has no one to blame but herself. all democrat leaders have no one to blame but themselves and even joe biden if you run a presidential campaign from your basement, you don't come out, you don't answer any questions, you don't do press conferences, you don't run any campaign whatsoever on any issues, you know what happens? you wind up without any sort of mandate on any kind of issues.

the thing about donald trump in 2016, his race was the most issue oriented race of a lifetime and he won because of the issues not because of his personality, that helped for some of us but hurt him among other people but he ran on issues and the one thing joe biden didn't touch this entire campaign is issues. and so now who's going to fill up that blank slate? people like aoc and the squad and all these people who have all this crazy stuff and talk about intersectionality. anyone who is talking about your college lecture course about intersectionality on the campaign trail, you're going to lose. that doesn't win elections. >> doesn't help you in real life moving forward. >> tammy: just real quick, do you think biden needs them more

than they need him when it comes to the squad? >> it depends rated republicans need to win the senate. they need to keep those two seats on january 5th because they need to have a check against democrats. they need to prevent someone like bernie sanders from becoming labor secretary. they need to prevent crazy left-wing progressive judges from taking the bench, so that it is imperative that republicans have that on what has increasingly become a crazy town party. >> tammy: thank you very much, that's what it all comes down to you. you can talk about who's going to influence joe biden but it will be the senate that stopped him. great stuff. i appreciate it. more draconian lockdown measures from liberal governors who don't follow their own rules. go figure. plus, this is not a joke. governor andrew cuomo was going to receive in emmy for his

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>> tammy: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. democratic governors continue to impose a new draconian coronavirus restrictions including curfews, stay-at-home orders, and mask mandates. some u.s. medical leaders are now telling americans to scale back on their holiday plans and yesterday, california governor gavin newsom announced new lockdown measures in certain california counties because if he wants to be able to get on the list to get reservations at a fancy french restaurant easier than everyone else.

at a restaurant without a mask. they don't want to make criminals out of law-abiding citizens, what a concept. as usual, new york is facing even more confusion over how to address the virus. this time over school closures. andrew cuomo said schools are safe undercutting mayor bill de blasio's decision to close new york city schools. robert redfield said schools are one of the safest places kids can be. meanwhile, and you are hearing this correctly, andrew cuomo will receive an emmy award for the international emmy awards people for his leadership and

masterful use of the tv during the pandemic. joining us now, ric grenell. fox news contributor rachel campos duffy. welcome aboard and thank you all for joining me, i appreciate it. i have to ask you, you're a californian, and it's run by the keystone cops. what exactly when we are dealing with the messaging of someone like gavin newsom because is not just him, and entire attitude we are dealing with when it comes to the coronavirus restrictions. >> sacramento is a one party ruled city, government is all

one party ruled, democrats do whatever they want here and it's getting really bad. i have to tell you even though we just went through the presidential election, there's a whole bunch of people here in california who are really fit to be tied with gavin newsom, a recall effort, recall 2020.com. we just won an extension to get our 1.4 million signatures by march, so if you are a california resident, you should absolutely go and sign the petition to recall gavin newsom. this is how we get rid of him, and democrats, independents, republicans, they've had enough of his hypocrisy. i just ask everyone to go look at his statement after he got caught at the french restaurant telling us it was a birthday party celebration. was a lobbyist. he then told us it was outdoors. was indoors. he is serial liar and then when he goes and he talks about it, it's as creepy as you can imagine when he tries to spin his way out of it.

we've got to recall this guy. >> tammy: californians have a tendency to act up and they certainly recall the governor once before. there is a big question here when it comes to the nature of why these kinds of decisions are being made like the lockdowns. here we are in the winter, people are using the heat, we know that the virus spreads when you're in a room with people, so now they are telling us because the virus is spreading, go into your apartment again with everybody, turn on the heat because it's the winter, and then we will wait this out. does any of this makes sense when it comes to -- coronavirus is a serious thing but they are making decisions that make it worse and then don't even follow their own rules. >> a lot of the decisions are not based on science. these are elected officials who are drunk on power.

they are addicted to telling everybody what to do, where to go, who they can be with and my question for gavin newsom is why didn't you turn yourself into police? the governor has been demanding these orders be enforced which means people arrested, why didn't he subject himself to the legal consequences of violating his own, he won't do that of course because as you know, laws and rules and orders and mandates, those are for the little people. let them eat cake if only they could afford cake. >> tammy: what you've noted about arrests is important because we do have this level of law enforcement that is almost acting as a buffer for some of this crazy stuff. is that something you think is a good thing? people like andrew cuomo and

others saying you don't get to selectively enforce the law but they certainly were with the riots. we saw all kinds of laws not being enforced or people arrested for them. is that a good sign that sheriffs are refusing to arrest people who have a turkey that can feed 20? >> i applaud the half a dozen sheriffs that flipped the verdict to gavin newsom and said we will ignore your silly order and i say silly because this is a governor who tweeted out you have to wear a mask while you're eating food. you can slip it away and take a bite but you have to put it back on. a great american philosopher forrest gump says to fit is as stupid does and says, and this is a guy who has zero credibility, even the liberal leaning sacramento beat has said make yourself a one term governor. i don't even think he can survive that with a recall

effort now underway. he wins the award for not just hypocrisy, but for being the fool. >> tammy: i don't know. winning the international emmy, may be gavin newsom can win an oscar rinn and a golden globe. we have the school closures happening again, parents who now and this really affects people who can't hire a nanny, people middle-class, lower middle class who have finally been able to get back to their jobs and you can't hire a nanny, not going to be a babysitter, maybe you are a single mom if there is somebody to come and help you, how is this return affecting in your opinion families? women, single parents who are women and what this does psychologically to parents and families when we go through this again as we are trying to

overcome it? >> we are seeing a big class divide. the rich can afford that and put together a private tutor pods and co-ops and it is the working class, those essential workers who are being left behind losing a year in education. it's really sad, and we need to look at the science. the science tells us exactly what the cdc said and i've been saying this for months. we've known that children are not susceptible to coronavirus on the same level that adults, especially adults with comorbidities and health problems. the cdc is saying it's the safest place for children to be so this is the party of science, these democrat governors who say they rely on science and they're not listening to the science. it is not just the suicide and the depression that so many

people are talking about, there is a cultural effect when you have someone like someone like aoc saying everyone can stay home and collect a paycheck, that's not the american way. americans, our culture is about work, we don't want to depend on a paycheck. we want to live our lives normally. >> tammy: as productive people, that's a great point. my mother was on welfare for a period of time and it really sapped her sense of self-worth. americans want to accomplish things, want to get out there and live our lives, those of us who grew up poor or lower middle class know what that's about. that drive for success and wanting to do it ourselves does not go away and to suggest that it does for some people is really a shame. great stuff all of you, thank you for being here tonight. and now coming up, the obama's continued to go after president trump. wait until you hear what former president obama said this time,

joe concha joins us next as the special edition of hannnnnnnnnn

>> tammy: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. a former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama have been very busy since leaving the white house writing books, signing a big dollar contract with netflix and today reported that they will produce a comedy series on netflix based on an anti-trump book that depicts the transition have to trump won the 2016 election. it's interesting that that's a comedy. this news comes after the former president made an appearance on "jimmy kimmel live" where he joked about using the military to remove trump from office.

let's take a look. >> you know the white house well, are there places someone could hide like if say they were going to be removed, are there cubbyholes or anything to know about? >> i think we can always send the navy seals in there. >> tammy: i wish he would've asked a question about the fake russia dossier and lying to the fisa court, but no. now joining us with reaction, fox news contributor joe concha and trump 2020 director of press communications, thank you both for joining me tonight, i appreciate it. it's interesting, i understand and i love that the obama's are successful. i want every american to be successful. i want them to go what it is they want to do whether it's make money or not and i understand where they're going after president trump because president trump is still the most powerful man in the world,

i think will continue to be no matter where he happens to live and he remains a threat to the establishment. when you see this kind of remark, last time we sent the navy seals in to get someone was a very public usama bin laden, so when we talk about unity and respect and respect for the country, doing things for the country, how does that fit with you when it comes to barack obama in particular making that kind of a remark? >> you're right. the left always talks about unity and respect and togetherness and then they cracked jokes about sending in the military, and then they threaten trump supporters and then they attacked trump supporter's on the street or shout them down on television. it's the media trying to silence us and scare us and it's really disappointing to see that a former president of united states would think that's appropriate behavior but it's that woke left mob that wants

everybody to think the same when it comes to people who support president trump. is a classic democrat do is i'd say, not as i do. i say believe in peace and then believe in unity but then i will try to talk down to anybody who doesn't think the way i do. that's a big difference between republicans and democrats i think. republicans actually believe in lifting each other up through opportunity and success. we saw that in the trump administration and everything we were able to do. it's unbelievable that democrats again just want to try to swipe us down every chance that they can. >> tammy: i have to tell you, there is no sense of shame at all. this book is written is part one and at 700 pages as a memoir, a remarkable thing to be able to do sometomething like that whenu have that kind of opinion about yourself, but it really is shocking that a former president

moves through this kind of a framework using media now being involved in production with netflix of course to denigrate the nature of the office in a way by saying that about sending the navy seals in, do you think this has an impact on the way americans view government in general and its legitimacy or do they see this as just a fight between personalities? >> that's a very good question. all i know is aren't the obama's the ones that say when they go low, we go high? that seems like going low to me in this situation, producing a series about the trump transition team and the chaos in 2016, i'm just curious, which episode is going to be the part about spying on a carter page or unmasking general flynn and to have obama on jimmy kimmel making the jokes but doesn't realize that he is the punch line because remember, the 2016 election was a referendum

on barack obama and joe biden. people wanted change and they voted for the guy who never ran for any public office whatsoever and donald trump one because people were sick of the status quo and the swamp under obama. as for jimmy kimmel and these late-night hosts, they are screwed is another word i could use here because here you have joe biden providing ample comedy on a daily basis and they never took a shot at him once because they are cowards. guess what, under a biden presidency, you are going to see them -- two things. helpless and irrelevant because they will have to go back to doing this thing called comedy and they won't have their biggest prop and president trump. that will be fun to watch. >> tammy: i have to warn everyone. you would agree with me as we've been discussing, donald trump is going to be donald trump, and he is going to be here, and i don't

think he is going to feel himself bound into silence let's say if he does not prevail here, would you agree? i think they still see him as a threat to the establishment, as a reminder about what can be solved using gathering people, organizing community organizing, don't you agree that is perhaps going to continue for the next four years, that trump will still be the subject? >> absolutely. that's 100% correct. president trump has never been the media left wing darling the way that the obama's have been fond over, why? he's not in this for the media or in it for their approval. he know who he's in it for? the american people. even with all the nastiness and the knives at his back, he stands up every single day to serve the american people.

he does this as a volunteer position, he gives back every paycheck he receives and as the media gets more upset that he doesn't play by their rules, they get so angry at him because he doesn't care what they think and that's too bad for them because at the end of the day, the people donald trump represents its every single american. >> tammy: it's going to be a wild for years, very exciting, a terrific time to be an american and i want to thank both of you for being here with me. we have a lot of work in front of us and every day will bring something new. my name is tammy bruce. we will be right back with more of this special edition of hannity after the brerererere if you have medicare, listen up. the medicare enrollment deadline is only days away.

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>> tammy: welcome back, everyone, to this special edition of "hannity." i want to thank president trump for continuing to fight for this

country and to sean for letting me sit here. "the ingraham angle" is next. thanks. see you joe biden. secretary of state tomorrow, 10:00 eastern, we the impact. here is "the five." >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters along with geraldo rivero, greg gutfeld, wada crew. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ >> big pharma ran millions of dollars of negative advertisements against me during the campaign, which i won, by the way. we will find that out. almost 74 million votes. >> neil: president trump claiming an election victory during a news conference earlier today, as his