>> thank you so much. happy new year. >> and to you as well. and that will do it for us here. thank you so much for joining us. you can catch me weekdays 9:00 a.m. to noon here on fox. happy new year, everyone. here comes "the five." ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm lawrence chose alon. this is "the five." ♪ we are finally saying goodbye to what many think was one of the worst years ever. lucky people all across the world are already getting there 202021 on in places like new zealand, australia, japan. but we are still counting down here in america. so let's go to my good friend standing by in times square where things look a little

different. hey, lauren. >> yeah, new year's eve will look different. it almost looks eerie. the usual crowds have been told to stay away. he says he is excited about celebration. >> it's going to be actually arguably the most special, the most poignant new year's eve. >> the usually shoulder to shoulder party will be spaced out and limited to production crews, performers, and about 40 chosen frontline workers who were heroes of 2020. everyone else will need to watch online or on tv. the nypd police chief said that anyone who tries to come down here for a glimpse will be told to go home. things that will look normal, security will remain tight even with 80% fewer officers compared to other years. barricades are up. bomb sniffing dogs are out and drones are overhead. and at midnight, the ball will

drop, the confetti will fall, and i think just about all of us are going to be kissing 2020 goodbye and hoping for a better 2021. >> yeah, i'm glad those heroes are being celebrated. thank you so much, lauren. happy new year. and this shouldn't surprise anyone. "the new york post" commenting on how a lot of us feel today with its cover. check it out. good riddance to a terrible 2020. and a fox news poll find a record number of americans. 6660% saying -- let's bring everybody in. the final show of the year. i want to go to you first. the polling kind of speaks for itself. we all feel the same way. >> i don't know about that. i feel really very differently, i think. because i look back at the last year and i think this year shows the resiliency of americans more

than anything. exquisitely-illustrated our ability to care for one another, lift each other up when times are their toughest, to push through the worst. people were willing to put their lives on the line, put their health at risk to provide us medical care. to make sure that we were fed, to deliver packages to our door, and they did it simply because it was their job. and if you listen to the shallow and sanctimonious media are telling how bad things are, i think the american people see how wonderful things are. they just have to get out of the septic tank of social media and just walk outside. you can stop any stranger on that street right now and say good evening and happy new year. and you will get a smile back in return. and i just think that speaks to the greatness of this country. >> indeed a great country. jessica, i always felt bad in

the middle of this pandemic because we all had our jobs and we had to carry on as usual because we were ruled essential. although, a lot of these businesses are essential as well. but speak to the mental health aspect of seeing other people suffer and trying to be that lending arm for them. >> yeah, you are absolutely right and living in new york city, all of the closures on the small business suffering around us as with a lot of the violence and the rioting as well as the people protesting that went on through the summer. it was a lot of action i would say in these big cities. and as someone that loves their city and loves everything they have to offer, this has been an excruciating year in terms of seeing especially those restaurants close in. to a mental health point, over a quarter of americans have said that they have some sort of depression related to covid-19. the loneliness epidemic, which is something that most predominantly affects our seniors is up to 60-70% of them

reporting that they are suffering from this. locking down nursing homes has obviously been a huge part of that. isolation from younger family. grandparents want to hug their grandkids. we all want to be together again. it has been a tough year whether you are employed or not. >> yeah, i still haven't gotten the opportunity to hug my grandmother because she is so afraid. we delivered her christmas meal outside of the door and she wanted more so we sent some more. [laughter] >> my kind of woman. [laughs] >> and i wanted to hug her so much. but i want to talk to you because you are a father and you have kiddos at home that really aren't prepared. probably like many other kids for this. what did you and your wife, rachel, who is a colleague of ours, do to prepare those kiddos to deal with this pandemic? >> welcome i think what's so important is you just have to talk to your kids. i think what he brought up is so

true, the humanity of america came out and we help each other. we picked he tol each other up t was a blessing. but there were a lot of bad things that happened as well. our country looked to china on how we handle the virus. if you look to china, trust them in regard to the data to say nou know what? all the information was wrong. the death of debate. what is so great about america is we debate and we argue. and when we do that, we get to a better solution. but we couldn't argue or debate about masks or shutdowns or school closures or even weak when it talk about hydrochloric or zinc, or d, or c, all of the things that could help fight covid. some people lost their jobs and were without work. and so, i think it's important to talk to our kids about the goodness that came from the pandemic, but also the real drawbacks and risks that come

from big government imposing huge restrictions on the american people. >> amen to that. lisa, i want to go to you, because we all want this to be over. but there's been a lot of reflection too. so, what did you learn from this year? what will you go into 2021 learning and what will you do differently? >> well, first of all i say peace out 2020. don't let the door hit you. i'm done with you, as i think most americans are and cannot wait for 2021. i just prayed that it brings so much more to everyone's lives across the country. i think one of the main things i have learned throughout covid's i'm sure you guys all can relate, especially living in places like new york city where i used to live. but there is the hustle and bustle. you are so busy going to work. you are going to see friends. you are going out. so you really don't have a lot of time to just be still and had that stillness to stop and

reflect what you want for your life o are you doing the right things? it's really having that time to think about your life and sort of figure out where your priority should be. and so for me, it has really caused a forest re-prioritization. thankful to have a job. thankful to have such a wonderful family and friends. thankful for the things that i have. i think those things have been a positive. i've grown a lot as a person because of it. i think a lot of us as americans, we have grown a lot as a country. i am praying that 2021 is better. i mean, it can't be worse, right? [laughter] >> it could be. >> real quick. >> i just want to admit something. i usually don't do this, but jessica brought this up about depression and mental health. i'm being treated for depression. i've been suffering from it and i am seeing someone, talking to a psychiatrist.

with telemedicine now, you can get help and i encourage everyone to do that and only share that because it makes a huge difference. >> people need to hear that. we are with you and with everybody. >> i'm lucky. listen, i know how lucky i am to have a job and be surrounded by colleagues who i love and adore and have such a wonderful family. but it's hard for everybody and you can talk about it. >> i feel like we need a group hug. [laughter] >> virtual group hug. >> so much more to come as we count down to the new year. but up next, president trump keeping up his fight for a larger relief check. the latest. staon "the five."stay here. musically loo ♪

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♪ >> the stimulus standoff heating up again with president trump making an early return to washington today. congress continues to battle over the president's demand for $2,000 stimulus checks. the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell is shooting down calls for a vote on bigger

payments. he says that plan amounts to "socialism for rich people." after blocking a for months, speaker nancy pelosi now claims republicans don't care about average americans. >> it's amazing to see the patience that some people have with other people suffering. these republicans in the senate seem to have an endless tolerance for other people's sadness. >> that is rich coming from nancy pelosi. she was essentially, she and the democrats were running a victory lap on the backs of downtrodden americans. excited that they didn't accept a $2 trillion stimulus package. they were negotiated with the trump administration before the election, again, putting politics over the people. but what say you?

>> give me a break. we all have talked about this, but is she going to pass the bill with big covid relief. she refused to do that because she didn't want to give donald trump a win before the november election. but also, have they cut the pork in this, having sent $100 million to hiv aid workers in foreign lands or for museums? i mean, it was huge. they would've had more money to give to the american people. so, that she is crying right now about fighting for the little guy. and by the way, donald trump is out for three things. he said i want to get the $2,000 for stimulus checks. by the way, that's fighting the big guy and protecting the little guy. if the little guy doesn't have his vote in this electoral system, he has nothing. actually donald trump and mitch mcconnell are fighting for the little guy and she is refusing to join in the fight and help us out and give twodollar checks to the american people.

>> lawrence, what mitch mcconnell is talking about is the house bill, the way that it is written. checks would provide some benefit to a family of five making up to $350,000 a year. that is a lot of money. >> that is a lot of money but it's their money and i think mitch is playing a dangerous game. we talked about it in the show. you know, the president and mitch mcconnell are not on the same page. the president made it very clear that he wanted twodollars to go to the american people. now, i understand the arguments that people are making that these people have money in their pockets. and i'm normally for the government to cut spending and all that except for one people get to give their money back. we are in the middle of a pandemic and it has affected all of us, all of us. and the fact of the matter is this. we are in the middle of an election as well and if you don't think that they are not

going to be running ads and telling people that the republicans at large, i don't care if the other two senators and georgia say that they are going to vote for the legislation. it doesn't matter. it's not a local race anymore. it's a matter of where republicans are on the issue. and so mitch is normally a master negotiator. but he is playing chicken with the national race and i don't think he's being smart right now. >> jessica? >> i agree with lawrence's assessment. checks are overwhelmingly popular. chuck schumer side give us the up and down vote on the cash act and then i will talk about section 230 and whatever our voter conspiracy might have about the election. mitch mcconnell's back is against the wall now and he rightly pointed out that mitch mcconnell had no problem with

nontargeted tax cuts the rich. it's just now that he has this perspective on this. republicans spent just as much as democrats and they only say that they are not big spenders around election time. it's completely disingenuous and they should give americans the truth. >> what is also disingenuous is the fact that chuck schumer and the democrats -- are again holding up aid for americans, hurting financially strapped people for their own political benefit. what say you? >> well, hearing that from nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi just a week ago said that $600 was significant. and now she is saying it's not enough. now she is saying that we need more money. and look, the challenge here isn't, as you pointed out, i don't think a family making $350,000 needs that money. i think the people that needed are the the individuals who

actually suffered financial loss and are trying to figure out how to pay rent. they deserve more of that money as opposed to families making $350,000. the biggest problem with all of this is that all of these people who are setting the policy are completely unaffected by the impact of the policies that they are setting. you get the governor cuomo's of the world. he is still getting hi his chec. he's got his government-protected job. these individuals come all the people pushing for lockdowns that are making people suffer, that are forcing them to not be able to make an income, not being able to open the restaurant, these people are fine. it's that we are all in this together crowd. they are not impacted by it and that is why they don't know how to address this crisis because they are so disconnected from the pain and the suffering of so many americans right now. and that's going to be the biggest problem moving forward with trying to set public policies, because these people don't understand. they don't know. nancy pelosi is worth $200 million. these people don't know. >> yeah, we are all in this

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and so, purdue tested negative today, but he is going to quarantine. while he has been on the campaign, he has accused him of hiding -- >> we saw that the chinese government tried -- are you concerned that through a payment to a well-known young democrat, somebody linked to china could be trying to influence you? >> come on, man. you are a serious reporter. you really believe that a tv channel in hong kong airing an investigation that my company produced isis war crimes in iraq

is what you are implying that it is or what david purdue is implying? >> the purdue campaign shot back afterwards with us. he refuses to take the threat of china seriously, even after congressman eric swalwell, one of his supporters was spied on by a chinese operative. promoting chinese propaganda and taking payments through their government through a media company. they should be concerned about the dismissiveness of the threat they pose to our nation. kelly loeffler is out there campaigning right now. lindsey graham at a concert this afternoon just on the road. a few hundred people here in gainesville. back to you. >> peter, thank you for that report and for asking some tough questions on the campaign trail. we appreciate that. i want to go to you first. and we heard that both biden and trump are going to be in georgia on monday night. and i was going to ask you which rally was going to have the most fun, trump or biden? but i know the answer to that is going to be president trump's rally. what i want to know is from

those two rallies on monday night, which campaign is going to do the best job at those rallies to get the voters out on tuesday to help take care of the day? >> you know, i think just from being out there on the campaign trail for a year, the person that has the biggest draw is always president trump. love him or hate him, he has the ability to get people to show up and i think his rally is going to be extra important because there are some people that are in the state currently telling people don't go vote because of the president's legal challenges that he is still pursuing. so i think his mount of the most. joe biden is going to have a small crowd. remember, he wanted to do the social distancing. i will think that is going to matter that much. the big thing that is worrying republicans right now is the case of socialism. georgia voters are afraid of that. although the president wasn't able to win georgia, what we have seen on the ground in

georgia is that they feel like the senate is going to be able to check the president joe biden president-elect as well as check nancy pelosi house of representatives. that matters. >> jessica, i after the last election don't believe any of the data that comes out. democrat warnock by two points. >> i do believe the polls. i would be out of a job if i didn't. polls have been actually historically pretty accurate. all of that has a margin of error. lawrence is correct. this is a very close race and it's going to be. if you want to come down to capitalism versus socialism. the argument that kamala harris and joe biden are both going down there are going to make, which is that they won't be able to get any of their agenda done with mitch mcconnell standing in the way. he is very, very good at

blocking democrats from accomplishing what their goals are and that's what it's going to come down to. >> yeah, so lisa, we've heard republicans say for weeks now that it democrats win the two seats in georgia, they will have all of the house, senate, and the white house and it would be catastrophic and america will be on a march to socialism. is that an overreaction? >> no, because democrats would blow up the filibuster and they can move forward with these radical policies. he supports the green new deal. he supports medicare for all. he is endorsed by bernie sande bernie sanders. he said you cannot serve god and the military. this is a god who creates marxism. this is a guy who has been tied to fidel castro. so these two individuals are highly concerning. and then on top of all of it, joe biden is not a moderate. this is someone who picked kamala harris, the most liberal senator, to be his running mate. this is someone who will abandon

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♪ >> new york governor andrew cuomo once again accused of covert hypocrisy while dozens of restaurants to sue him over banning indoor dining in the states. cuomo now says thousands of fans

can attend the upcoming buffalo bills playoff game and he will be one of them. watch this. >> how are you smart and safe in reopening? that's the challenge in 2021. >> a football playoff game is obviously outdoors, which is a much better situation from covid spread and the stadium is a controlled venue. >> so, lauren, testing is involved in this. you need to take a pcr test within 72 hours of going. but guess what? new york is short on tests. you think this is a responsible decision on the part of the governor question must be: look, i don't have a problem with him opening the football game for bill to come see it but he should be opening up the restaus well. opening up several of the businesses as well. but you know, this just goes to show you that the whole slogan that all of us being in this together is not true. the only reason why the nfl is able to do this is because they are powerful, they are rich, and they can put pressure on the

governor to make this happen. average day businesses don't that have done have that ability. yes, they are trying to take it to court but they should never have to go through this. we have been told for months to believe the science. yes, we know, based on the governor's contact tracing, which he made us pay for as new york residents, it accounts for less than 2% of the contracting in those restaurants. so, i don't understand what he continues to have these restaurants close. again, rich and powerful people always play by different rules. >> what you think? >> i don't know why they wouldn't use the testing to keep the schools open. he is threatening to close the schools. i don't think anybody would be surprised if this man said it places the lotion in the basket. he killed thousands of our elderly in nursing homes and paid no price, blamed everybody including mother nature with

doing his i'm single and ready to mingle bit with hasbro on tv. wrote a book about leadership and then played policy with the vaccine distribution and he wants to go to a bills game and so this is how he makes it happen. is he going to order them to dance for him next? he's appalling. he's got to go. >> okay well, certainly had an opinion there. believe me, i know. lisa, new florida resident, what do you make of all of this? >> is largely because of him and governor bill de blasio and the terrible policies on the fact that you are no longer free in new york city. that is why i left and wanted to come to florida, a place that is free with great leadership. but governor cuomo is a terrible governor, probably the worst in the nation and he is also an even worse person. he is a terrible human being.

look at his priorities. bills games, leveraging a pandemic for personal gain and wrote a book during a time of crisis and all the while he killed off elderly by forcing nursing homes to take in the sick. he deprived people the ability to go to funerals of their loved ones, depriving people now have the ability to earn a living, to go attend church services. so, he is a terrible terrible human being and it really makes me mad that the media and those on the left, just come i continue to prop him up as some sort of hero when he is anything but. >> okay, obviously we can talk about whether he is a terrible human being. >> we will go back and forth on it. >> absolutely. i got some things to say. >> i thought lisa went also so far because of the taxes and the weather not because of covid. >> exactly. listen, you can play football. it's outside. go in and play football.

let people go and watch. impose the same kind of standards on restaurants. let people open them up. a field what is going on with the restaurant association, we have taken this for 9 months. we have complied. we are going to die if we don't fight back. they are starting to sue. they are starting to focus that energy of the 1776 movement, fighting for freedom and their lives. that is the only way they are going to beat the governor and stay open to survive for the families. >> yeah. thanks for that, sean, and i just want to add we are going to die if we don't open up. we actually are dying. we have the highest amount of deaths related to covid-19 in the month of december. >> up next, th, "the fastest se" ♪

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♪ >> welcome back. time for "the fastest seven." first up, baldwin taking heat this week after accusations that she faked her spanish accent and heritage. now many are wondering how

"saturday night live" is going to handle the scandal. she tweeted out that he should play alec baldwin. as opposed to the basic white girl she actually is. it would be the first 20 things "saturday night live" has produced in years. sean, why is alec baldwin famous? >that's what i want to know. >> listen, his wife is a great actress. she spent 10 years trying to pretend she is from spain when she is actually from boston. she had flamenco dancers, brought them in. it will be a big hit on "saturday night live." but i don't think they are going to do it, lisa. >> do you think this might open up a door for an acting career for her? obviously she is very, very good at it. excuse me. hilaria. >> much better. >> if i imitate her doing her

fake spanish accent, i'm going to be the baguette. so, i will stop that. i don't think that "saturday night live" has the guts to do something like this. i will remind people, david spade put up a photo years ago of eddie murphy during the vampire in brooklyn days. eddie murphy was so angry he didn't do "saturday night live" for like 20 years or more. but "snl" lets david spade do that and he got away with it. they do not have the guts or you know what i don't think to let alec baldwin or his wife be made fun of. >> so is hilaria an influencer? how much influence and you think she is going to do after this? >> i'm not sure that this is going to hurt her long term. there's a lot that goes on in her social media that i think is quite powerful. >> like what? >> well, her entire angle on

motherhood. she has five grandkids. she talks a lot about the beauty of -- >> she is trying to lock it down. big i think she's got a lock down already. i mean, they've been together since 2011. i don't think she's worried about that. i'm not sure this is something that is going to last a long time and "snl" cannot afford to let go of baldwin. i am so happy to see that they got rid of jim carrey doing biden, which i thought was terrible. >> what you think? >> yeah, i thought it was funny that donald jr. called him bas basic. i think the true test of a comedian is being able to laugh at yourself and your spouse. all of the great comedians do it. but this just shows that he's not a real comedian if he doesn't do it. >> well, hilaria or hitler he probably likes pumpkin spice lattes. all right, so next up, emotional support animals will become endangered species after this latest fan.

alaska airlines is the first major airline to -- no more ponies, peacocks, or penguins on your next flight going forward. we will only allow service dogs. lawrence, i regret to inform you, my friend, you can no longer bring your peacock on alaska airlines. >> i am so excited about this and i hope they crackdown on the fake service dogs as well. i am on a plane 3-4 days out of the week and it is just so annoying to have to deal with it all of the time because they are not properly trained and you have these animals all over the place. they don't want to get in trouble because they put these fake tags on them. so i am so happy about this. >> sean, what do you think about service animals in general? >> listen, i love service animals. i love all animals and they should make it onto the plane. but i am so sick of going to the airport and listen, i've seen a number of times where dogs are going to the bathroom on the carpet in the airport. it has gotten out of hand and so let's restrict this again let's

all find peace, mostly human travel. >> you have dogs. i mean, should alaska airlines rain and some of these policies on service animals? >> i would rather sit next to a potbelly pig than make people upset on an airplane. they harry damp feet shoved between the seats on the armrest fighting with me about putting the armrest down in the first place or they handful of ambien and the booze that send somebody into a white-hot rage and you've got to turn the plane around and taxi back to the gate because some idiot can't control himself. [laughter] so, give me, give me a plate of chicken. >> do you feel the same? you would rather sit next to a potbelly pig thing on some of the people you have sat next to? >> no, i obviously haven't had

as extreme experience but i know that i would be thrilled to fly next to -- they are wonderful companions at all times. >> yeah, she's a sweet girl. all right, so finally this massage trend is not for the fainthearted. people are allowing snakes to slither all over their bodies and faces at a small spot in egypt. 28 types of nonvenomous snakes will crawl over you for a 30 minute session that reportedly improves blood circulation and mental stimulation. you know sean, for 2021, covered in snakes, is that going to be your thing? >> i've got to tell you what, that is so gross. it looks like torture. i want the deep massage, deep tissue. no. >> you know, just, what about you? you like spas and these sorts of things. is this in the cards for you? what about snakes? >> and getting a facial on saturday.

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on this new year's eve, i want to give a shout out to three incredible small businesses run by some incredible artisans and just great people in general. cynthia. she makes these jewelries. i have always paid for them, by the way. the manhattan wine company here in new york. and also lc king manufacturing company. in january, they will start their 108th year sewing workwear in bristol, tennessee. and jack king, fourth generation, it was his nephew who was that kayaker on the show yesterday. >> look at this. all right. [laughter] >> i support them. all right, y'all got to see this hilarious moment when a girl gets pulled down a hill by her dog. she was planning on going sledding, but her dog, lola had other plans. she is a labrador retriever. she got excited and decided to take her on a wild ride with her

pulling her right down the slippery slope. her sister-in-law caught the funny moment on tape. her mom was standing at the bottom of the hill and could not stop laughing. don't worry, she's fine and everybody laughs about it. it's great. you are up next, sean. >> all right, the pandemic has separated a lot of us from our loved ones, so this calls for a little bit of covid creativity. take a look at this picture. this is barbara and clyde from england and they hadn't seen their grandkids since march. they were out shopping and saw these inflatable bears and so they went over to the grandkids house and they had the best 6 minutes of 9 months. gave the kids a big hug and it's a great way to end 2020 with family and hugs. a little celebration here it has to be a tough year. >> grandparents are the best. they always make life better. >> the come through. >> you are up. >> all right, a lot of people

are taking their christmas trees down. maybe you have already. when ornament fell down and it broke. 212-year-olds from connecticut created a device to keep your ornament on the christmas tree. they have gone on things like ubc, the shopping network and crushed it. they made $250,000. they gave 10% to local animal shelters and this is the kicker. the website says that they are saving christmas one ornament at a time. >> the next generation of capitalists. jessica. >> yeah. so last night, history was made. i'm not sure if anyone else was watching the san antonio spurs game. it was, well, it was surprising but she became the first woman to ever coach in nba game. it was a really exciting moment. i grew up with new york liberty tickets. i went with my dad and always

admired her tenacious style. anyway, it was a real barrier breaking moment and i hope to see more. >> i'm a spurs fan. all right, we got to go. happy new year, everybody. >> happy new year. ♪ >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm in for bret baier. people are already wishing good riddance to 2020. we will have a live report from "new york times" square and what promises to be a very toned down ball dropping. but first, president trump gav gave -- he touted his administration's accomplishments that "we will end the pandemic once and for all. >> by early next year, the vaccine will be available to every american and shortly thereafter, it will be delivered