>> zigging while they are zagging, the man who said las vegas would be a destination for conventions when everyone laughed and it did, said that donald trump had a very good chance of becoming president, and then he did. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, dagen mcdowell, and brian kilmeade. if it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president trump blasting efforts to impeach him as house democrats move full speed ahead. speaker nancy pelosi on a single article and for impeachment accusing trump of inciting insurrection at the capitol as some of her own party worn it will divide america even more. the president responding earlier. >> the impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and

most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country and is causing tremendous anger and division and pain far greater than most people will ever understand, which is very dangerous for the usa especially at this very tender time. now is the time for our nation to heal, and it's time for peace and for calm. >> dana: while the president and democrats to get it for a second possible impeachment, moderate democrat senator joe manchin is mourning his party that that could be a bad idea. >> i think this is so ill-advised for joe biden to be coming in trying to heal the country, trying to be the president of all the people and so divided and fighting again, let the judicial system do its job. there is no rush to do this impeachment now. we can do that later if they think it's necessary. >> dana: and "the wall street journal" editorial board of writing this. "joe biden's impeachment moment,

he'd help the country and his presidency by calling off the house but let me start with you. do you think the incoming administration should take any of that the heart? >> juan: sure. i think everyone is taking at the heart. you have to think about it because it also impacts the biotin agenda. he wants to get things done and will this impede the ability of the congress to act? "the first 100 days" and all that. what strikes me is even today, the president takes no responsibility for his actions. he doesn't seem to have any sense of regret at having incited a mob to riot, to attack the congress of the united states. we are a nation of laws and you have to accept it as either we are a nation of laws or we are not. today, he talks about democrats causing anger, democrats causing pain, democrats creating dangerous divisions. what does he think that his followers here when they hear

that kind of language from him? again, it's like go get those people that you disagree with. so to me, i don't see how anyone could see what he said said tods think forivision and violence me, you have to look at the context. right now, we have over 10,000 national guard in washington, d.c. we have more troops in washington, d.c., than we do in afghanistan. what does that tell you about the greatest terror threat to our country? to me, it's shocking. >> dana: it's good that they're going to be prepared unlike last week when they were prepared, and fbi briefing on that today but we will continue to talk about this impeachment vote. democrats kind of painted themselves into a corner so they want to move forward fast but they also want to move forward slow because they don't want to impede biden's agenda but they also feel like they need to do something quickly because they

think the president should be held to account. that's the point of view. >> jesse: the president is gone in eight days and they don't even have the votes in the senate to convict, so what's the point? the point is just to humiliate him, stigmatize him, and put republicans in the house and senate on the defensive. i feel like joe biden's failing his first leadership test. he should just be telling nancy and chuck to knock it off, unite the country, and let's move forward with vaccinating the nation. does he really want to impeach the guy he just beat? does he want an impeachment trial during a pandemic in his first 100 days after running on unity? does he want to pull off the most divisive and most politically partisan maneuver, impeachment in the u.s. political system? and how are you going to impeach a guy who's on the golf course? it literally doesn't make any sense, so i can only think of three reasons why.

the democratic party needs a boogie man. trump was a great bogeyman. and with him gone, where is that energy going to go? probably going to go from the left and direct that joe biden for not governing left enough, so let's keep him around for another 100 days and let's use him as an emotional punching bag rated number two, fund raising. donald trump is the best fund-raiser for the democrats ever. you mention his name and people start writing checks. he keep that happening for the next three months, you keep the money flowing. and this is the media strategy. you have the media hundred% of it focused on donald trump, on impeachment, and on this huge mob scene at the capitol for the next 100 days, it takes a lot of pressure off joe. joe was old, weak, didn't campaign very hard. he won by not campaigning. he doesn't want the attention, he doesn't want the media looking at him in his personal

agenda. he wants it focused on donald trump so i think that's what's really going on here. >> dana: you know whe i love it when you bring a list so i can keep track of it. brian kilmeade, your thoughts today? to make things changed a little bit over the last hour, looks like "the new york times" reporting that he is pleased the democrats are moving ahead with impeachment talk and eager -- it looks like he wants trump out of the party. i think the only thing i would mend to what you're saying is it's all true they fund-raiser off it, it's all true they need someone to run against. republicans use nancy pelosi and a president plays into it because he really feels as though he did nothing wrong. but it's the call to action to walk over to capital that was different but if mitch mcconnell is not against urging a donald trump and when he was asked by joe biden

yesterday do you think we can confirm people and impeach the soon-to-be former president. he said ask somebody else. instead of a no, let's move on and do other things, so mitch mcconnell does not want donald trump and the way and may be a lot on some level of 2024 republican candidates don't want donald trump in the way. i also found this interesting again, mccarthy and liz cheney are not telling republicans how to vote on the impeachment tomorrow, so they are not all in to defend the president of the united states. >> dana: dagen mcdowell, let's get thoughts from you as we wrap up the a block. >> dagen: when you talk about nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, it is extremely clear if you've ever watched one moment of them that they only act to serve themselves politically. in the next time they do something for the good of the country will be the first time. if so what they want to do is

govern to retain power, this is the way to keep it, you put republicans on the record potentially defending trump, even voting against impeachment to harm the republicans in 2022, in 2024, every day, every week, every month in between. and then in don't they know watching president trump that one of the greatest punishments would be security, when you don't pay attention to him, when you ignore him? but other than this, it is just going to be a dog and pony show for nancy and chuck and that's an insult to dogs and ponies. >> dana: i remember sitting there for six weeks during that impeachment trial and i felt like i was getting larger and larger as i sat there. i don't want to do that again. coming up, president from hitting back against social media companies after getting banned. his first on camera comments about the controversy next.

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>> jesse: president trump tearing into social media company is as they banned him and shut down parler, the conversconservative version of . >> i believe it's going to be a catastrophic for them. they are showing is something i've been predicting for a long time. i've been predicting it for a long time. i think a big tech has made a terrible mistake.

very, very bad for our country and that's a leading others to do the same thing. >> jesse: now corporate america is following the big tech by trying to cripple conservatives. if company is specifically calling out republicans and suspending political donations after last week's events inll t. how big of a threat to republican fund-raising and the ability for them to muster back the house on the senate in 2022 is this corporate onslaught right now? >> dana: still remains to be seen of course. only been about five days that you've had these corporations saying that so it depends on how long it would last. some of the company said we are going to take a pause here in the first quarter and then we will reassess. i think it will become pretty clear that if you want to have influence in washington, you have to pay to play a little bit. however, there are two things happening. one of the things were democrats were good at on the

that caught up to some extent is on that small dollar fund-raising from grassroots. so the democrats have a thing called act to blue, republicans have when the red and you might get text messages at home this saying can you send $10 today to help this candidate or that candidate and a hit like a clearinghouse of sorts when that money gets put into the pockets of those campaigns. president trump himself is pretty good at that, right? their campaign is pretty good at spend $20 here and $20 there. after the republicans actually have that kind of a pole without president trump when it comes to small grassroots fund-raising and if they don't have that they don't have the corporate donations, then they might be in for a world of hurt. when it comes to the platforms, i would just say one thing. parler might've left some stuff up on their site that they shouldn't have, but i'm not sure that d flat forming is the right thing.

what about improving the platform? if these companies that host apps like parler and others have a problem, could they say hear ththe five things we need you to do before the end of the day. could you do these five things for us? we will help you. is there a way to figure out how to improve the platforms, not just take them away. >> jesse: i think parler filed a bunch of lawsuits earlier today, what do you think is going to happen there? do you think they'll get any traction with that? >> brian: jonathan turley said something really discouraging. i don't know if anybody has the money to outlast these major companies, and that blows me away. i know people with small donations can bolster the little guy in a situation like this but suppose they just keep putting it off, have these hearings, where is the investment money going to go? people get frustrated. you saw them saying we are going to be up there. his just a matter of time before

some come away. i think this thing that happened on friday, saturday, sunday with the takedown of the president and parlor back-to-back, the takedown of so many followers who evidently were scary to people on twitter suddenly, i'm glad the stock dropped. i heard it bounce back a little bit as well, but this is saying we have the ball. we have the power, there's nothing you can do about it, you might not like it. the best thing that could happen is kevin mccarthy now is to show that the houses vulnerable, put out some solid candidates very impressive retired veterans to go in there to some vulnerable seats and say we are poised to take back the house. if do you still to alienate us? if we get into, we have a way of getting some redemption on you. they doesn't seem like a smart move long term. prior to the inauguration, i'm not sure now. i think a lot of people are alarmed. >> jesse: do you think any of

these multinational tech companies -- are they going to be tamed in any way? i don't see biden doing that. i think they are going to have free reign for the next four years it looks like. >> dagen: they are acting like that, no repercussions, but i will point out that at the house judiciary subcommittee run by democrats just a few months ago wrote a report, 450 page report that concluded amazon, facebook, apple, and google have monopoly power and should be split. so maybe these tech monopolies screwed up because they've shown they are following the will of their rank-and-file workers. it they are censoring people they disagree with, but what they've shown is they will not only censor individual thought. they will wipe an entire platform off the planet, which

is a competitor, and this is the situation that these companies are in. it if you have used amazon web hosting, they don't like you, they can get rid of you. if you use google's ad service to serve ads to your conservative web site, they can d platform you and put you out of business if they want to, and i just want to know, you can't overstate the platform of these tech monopolies based on what we've seen so far and this went on for years. republicans let it happen. it's free markets, cheap products and then democrats let it happen because these liberal companies were finding their campaigns, but think about this. where does it stop? you ever bought a hat or a trump flag? amazon knows about it. are they going to stop you from buying products on its site? are they going to pull the plug on your business? are they going to keep your kids from getting a job somewhere?

all of these companies, amazon, google, apple, facebook, they know where you been, where you are, where you're going, what you will buy in the future, and as glenn greenwald said, the famous journalist, new weapons do not get used only once. >> jesse: would you like to respond to that? it was your party that did this huge year-long investigation and determined that these big companies are monopolies that engage in anticompetitive practices. does that alarm you at all? >> juan: no. i agree. dana said it yesterday, dagan says it today, these companies are big and in my mind, they have allowed some of these things to happen over the years. they've played footsie with president trump. it will let me just say, i think we are missing the point here. the point is that conservative thought is not being censored. the reason that people -- can i

finish please? the reason they took trump down and took other things down is because it was being used to perpetrate violence of a kind that we saw at the capitol last week. it wasn't banned because it was a platform for conservative thought. it was banned because there was violent activity being perpetrated on that site. that is what we are talking about. no, that is exactly what was cited by these companies to explain it. hang on. if you put up that list of businesses, the reason that those businesses are moving on is not because they don't have conservative leadership and investors it's because they all know that we cannot have business in this country if we have mobs attacking our political leadership, anarchy.

>> brian: like what happened over the summer and spring in portland? >> juan: that is ridiculous, the seat of government and the seed of democracy. by the president. >> jesse: just so we're clear, they knew to his twitter because they said he wasn't going to be attending the inauguration. that was their excuse and they also nuked parlor because it competes with twitter. it >> juan: he's telling people not to be there. that's not true. if you are misleading people like when you said the election was stolen. >> jesse: i explained it yesterday, maybe it didn't sink in. a big debate on the vaccine now that teachers are getting doses. it should schools fully reopen?

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>> brian: mounting pressure across the country to expand in person learning because states are now allowing teachers to get the covid vaccine. but unions across the country notably in cities like chicago have fiercely resisted a return to the classroom. will it end the stalemate to get everyone back in the classroom. teachers will get it starting next week in new york, starts on monday february 28th in colorado. this seems to be good news because kids are not nearly as vulnerable as adults. they get it, they beat it 99.9% of the time, teachers are the issue. why are teachers scrambling to get back to the classrooms?

>> dagen: they have the complete inability to think of the kids first and not themselves and it's disgraceful what is happen with these teachers unions. even mayor bill de blasio said when he starts making sense, look out. he said the safest place in new york city is our public schools. this last week as the cities positivelpositivity rate interes 9%, the schools are well below 1%. over and over, you've heard from the national academy of sciences engineering and medicine, you have to have in person instruction and hurts them, the lack of interaction even get them back in school and put the unions back on their heels. i>> brian: she is parroting the opposition but they don't want to show up coming in.

the infrastructure to even do the remote learning which isn't effective. >> juan: agreed 100%, best to get those kids back in school. you have to be aware of the course of the health but once you start getting the vaccination, what is stopping? the more quickly that people get the vaccination, the better, and the more people that get it, the better. so to me, this is a no-brainer. i understand kids can potentially still be spreaders, but that's not been proven to be a big issue here and what we do know is what you articulated that those kids especially low income kids are the ones who are -- they don't have the support at home if the parents are out working a job or to coming home late. the kids with a computer, is just very difficult. so i think you've got to have a change of attitude. i understand the safety precautions. new york city elementary schools are open. if >> brian: i'm torn.

some of my best friends in the world are teachers and they do such an outstanding job and you don't do it for the money, you do it because you love kids and giving back and that feeling of raising great people and playing a role in that so where do you stand on this? >> dana: i think there are a lot of teachers who want to go back to the classroom, and i think the unions don't represent them well and one of the reasons he was -- remember that lawsuit that said you don't have to give your donations to the union, unions all across the board not just teachers have seen membership fall. one of the things the pandemic has done is expose and given parents print opening to say wait a minute, why do we do it this way if there are other alternatives, why don't we think about those? so it actually could be quite seismic, the changes. i had a guy that said the support for school choice has gone way up and what that basically means is the taxpayer

dollars that you pay for your kid to go to school instead of going to the school district will go to you and you as a parent get to decide what to do with those funds to send kids to whatever school you choose. i think there's going to be a lot more of that. so there might be light at the end of the tunnel in addition to getting these vaccines out. >> brian: and so 90 billion in california to get teachers vaccinated all set to make this covid friendly. this is odd because democratic mayors and governors are taking on unions, they must be saying how did i get here, how do i get out of this? >> jesse: i'm just sick of democratic governors blaming the feds for not vaccinating enough people. states were on their own health care systems. they run medicare and medicaid, they administer pretty much everything when it comes to regulating hospitals, regulating a state hospitals, local hospitals. they have their own health and human services department.

they run their own schools, they run their own elections. they have everything and they are equipped to deliver the vaccine. who else would deliver the vaccine, a bureaucrat who knows what's going on? the county commissioner, the mayor, the governor knows what's going on in a place like suffolk county. i gave andrew cuomo nearly 1 million doses and guess how many he's administered >> brian: 175,000. that's less than 20%. 80% of the operation warp speed doses are sitting in freezers all over new york state. that's a failure. if you can't hire it, instead of pointing fingers and micromanaging this. >> brian: you will have an opportunity to include this in the paperback version of his book how to beat a pandemic to include his failures which he seems to have deleted or -- the kids who are learning at home, i talked to more students from fifth grade to 12 grade, it's so

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immigration bill immediately. he is promised to stop building the border wall once he takes office in president trump warning biden don't do it. >> we can't let the next administration even think of taking it down if you can believe that. i don't think that will happen. a border security measures are reversed. it will trigger a tidal wave of illegal immigration, away like you've never seen before. >> juan: did mexico pay for that wall? >> brian: kind of. they put marines on the southern border and also have the remain in mexico policy. if you do the dollars and cents, it works out. but you know this. >> juan: be honest. >> brian: every immigration debate starts like this. it's as if republicans want to secure the borders and they want to legalize illegals, then say let's take care of the borders first, let's legalize the illegals, this is the thing. if you want to actually be a

leader, finish the wall, it's paid for, have to pay money to get out of these contracts and lay off people and then turn around to republicans and say i did it, i secured the borders the borders so now this talk about a pathway to citizenship. isn't that leadership, i have time. >> juan: i think it's about 40 t was a total ruse in an attempt to stir up anti-immigrant forever in this country. i think it was. jessie, do you think that biden should continue the cool policy of separating children from their parents? >> jesse: first of all, i think that you told us that there was no border wall, so how could biden stopped construction of a wall that trump never built? it's beyond me, but i'll just tell you this, joe biden's mandate is this big, he ran on one thing, the coronavirus.

if he sticks with tackling the coronavirus, that's fine. if he wades into this left-wing about opening the borders and getting everyone amnesty, that's a pretty big political price for that. common sense tells you during a pandemic when you're checking people across state lines and checking people at airports, you don't let waves of illegal immigrants across the southern border from countries that have very poor health care systems. also, common sense tells you during an economic calamity were small businesses are trying to fix themselves off their feet, you don't introduce a whole wave of cheap labor into the country which is going to drive down wages and tighten the labor market. also, you don't reverse trump's refugee which was very strict and have people coming in from all these dangerous nations and go back to what we saw with biden-obama where we had a lot of domestic terror attacks coming out of a lot of these nations when they let them in.

so if he keeps those things, i'm fine. >> juan: i think comprehensive immigration reform is pretty tough to pass. it hasn't happened. looks to me like biden is focused on coronavirus and economic stimulus. why are people talking about this? >> dagen: he should focus on coronavirus in the 19 million people in this country legally who are collecting unemployment, but what about government health care he said he was in favor of giving to illegal immigrants? given the state of this country and this economy, i don't think that would fly in by the way, president trump was never against and was in favor of a bigger immigration deal and it fell apart. >> juan: all right. so just as dagan mentioned, the dreamers left in limbo as a trump administration leaves office. can it be good policy to give

those kids who did nothing wrong some protection? >> dana: there has been bipartisan agreement on that, just hasn't gotten down and probably because of all the other things that are mentioned here. the fact that joe biden will have a majority of democrats in the senate might help him be able to get a few things done. things on immigration will be reversed immediately and one thing in particular i believe that the state department with the new incoming administration is going to want to keep that relationship with mexico the way it has been the last two years that they've had a good cooperative relationship and keeping people that want to come over to the united states they are in mexico while they wait for their number to come up for a hearing. >> juan: sounds right to me. the fast of seven is up next for you on the five.

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time to the fast of seven. first up, we are all certainly guilty of this especially during the pandemic, impulse buying and unused subscriptions topping the list of habits contributing to financial stress in 2020. i don't see you making impulse purchases. >> dana: i do. there's two boxes upstairs right now that have to go back because i was like i think that size will work. i bought one dress and it's the ugliest color so it had to go back. the other thing that i've done and i want some sort of solution to this. i don't know what sort of subscriptions we have for all these different streaming services, hbo, showtime, and then i think peter also has subscriptions, so i have a feeling we are double paying, but i don't even know how to find out and i don't even know how to watch them anyway. it's completely a disaster at our house.

>> dagen: i bought one dress in july and i outgrew it within six weeks, so that's my mistake. >> jesse: one of the good things about working from home during a pandemic if you can actually find out how much your wife has been shopping. all of the packages come right through the door every single day, and then you realize and then at that point, it's too late. >> juan: i'm in love with magazines, so i was like i should read that magazine, but then you subscribe and you don't read the magazine because it doesn't fit, but how do you cancel a subscription and like dana was saying about the different screening services -- i use it so lightly and then ac this comes every couple of weeks, renewing your

subscription and i'm like oh, gosh. how much am i paying for this foolishness? you have to be mindful. >> dagen: you have grandbabies, you need all those streaming services rated >> brian: i need a forensic accountant to work my apple iphone because i was get a dollar here in a dollar there. it's like the addams family ticker tape this go by. someone takes advantage of me sitting outside but without going out to eat, i'm saving a lot of money but the thing is, i'm convinced my post man in the amazon delivery person have no idea that i live at my house because not one package ever comes with my name on it so i just walked by and step over them on the stoop. at the very least, let them deal with the bubble wrap and them deal with it. and so it was a mistake living with other people. >> dagen: in order to make your memories last, maybe you should put down your phone. researchers are doing an experiment where pairs of visitors took a tour of a

historic landmark and were later given a memory test that turns out those who took photos remember to less than those who didn't. >> juan: i don't think it's any question. you've got to balance the moment with the memory, and i think -- i don't mind taking some pictures as people know me, i'll take some pictures, but i think you have to be in the moment while you're there and soak it in. >> brian: everyone takes the pictures but they never put them in an album. no one has albums anymore so i might have a ton of pictures on here. the problem is, i never look at them again. i need to instantly print them or go to photo matt again and the guy in the little booth who gives me my pictures and i realize that i only have eight and i get charged for 20. those were the good old days. >> dagen: we need to get you the photo frame that's a wi-fi connected they rotate.

in here not my friend. it is not going you a gift. >> jesse: mrs. albums and one reads magazines. how old are we? my goodness. did you ever go to a concert and you see everybody at the concert recording the concert? i've never understood that because you're not going to show your friends that you went to the concert. they're just going to be jealous and you can't post the video on anything because it's too long, so why are you recording the concert? >> dagen: you take photos. >> dana: i take a lot of pictures of my dog. i was going to complain about the concertgoers because it's annoying watching them left the concert on their phone but my godmother had a great suggestion. she said take a picture of it in your mind. >> dagen: i just want to point

out in terms of age, i've got a text message from my doctor here in new york. we are aware you're eligible now for a covid vaccine because you're over 65. i'm not. yet. >> dana: you should take him up on it. >> jesse: that's when you want to be mistaken for being older. >> dagen: one more thing up next.

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>> dana: time now for one more thing. kick us off. >> jesse: you ever wonder what happens at costco when everybody goes home? just found out a bunch of stuffed animal bears rated the liquor section and went to town,

then they forgot to get up and passed out all over the isles when they ope open the stores at 6:00 a.m. making total fools of themselves. it looks like penn station at four in the morning. just stepping over bodies. it's terrible. get yourself together. >> dana: that's a good one more thing right there. today, january 12th as national pharmacist day but i thought we could take a moment to thank them because during covid especially, they have done so much work to try to calm people's fears, talk to their customers, learn all about covid and all about possible side effects of the vaccine, make sure people feel better, so if you're going in to see any of your pharmacist, give them a friendly hello. brian, we missed you yesterday. >> brian: they are very smart,

underappreciated. so many times, they know more, so everybody knows green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers is probably going to be mvp this year but not many people know in 2015, he won the celebrity, which i still can't get over, won celebrity jeopardy. do you know that beat this announcement and he apologizes but he'll be one of the rotating guesthouse for alex trebek and said he was always his idol. i thought it was brett favre but growing up, he's a brilliant quarterback and a brilliant guy. i cannot wait to see him master this like a master's everything else. aaron rodgers will look forward to seeing you out there. >> dana: he should have you want as a contestant. i would watch that. you're next. >> juan: let me begin by saying that one person who watch this video said i think i'm drunk, but i don't drink. so take a look at michael

wallace for two parts of michael wallace. yes, looks like he's been cut in half because the upper and lower bodies are facing in different directions. wallace's wife took the video on a honeymoon trip to barbados and attracted millions of views online. the answer, physics. the light travels through the air, glass, and water in different speeds and that means you get a distortion and in this case, the object distorted as mr. wallace's body. don't you love optical illusio illusions? >> dana: i love physics. didn't do too well in that cla class. >> dagen: why can we combine and get aaron rodgers in some short swim trunks? i'll leave it at that. here's a cat whose mom -- amy kennedy is the owner of this cat, and she videotaped it, isn't it adorable?

simba has got it. there you go. >> dana: that is a smart cat. check that out. katz figure it out. everyone, great show. that's it for us. special report is up next. i'm giving you three extra seconds. >> bret: i like the guy in the pool. good evening. i'm bret baier. a breaking tonight, federal officials say they are bracing for more violence ahead of been expected and next week's inauguration of joe biden and giving us new information tonight about the investigation until last week's riot on capitol hill. also tonight, president trump denying responsibility for inciting the mob insisting he does not believe in violence in any form and saying the impeachment effort in congress is causing tremendous anger in his words in the country. back on capitol hill, democrats continue to pursue all possible avenues to get rid of the