fabricates, he says x come he means y. he really is an amazing guy, brilliant. >> neil: as are you. keep us posted, charlie gasparino following all of that. worries about deals, worries about higher prices, worry about higher energy cost, the dow down 3600 points. we will see you tomorrow. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i am dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, greg gutfeld. "the five" -- it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ the president's son is one step away from serious legal troubles. federal agents investigating hunter biden reportedly think they have enough evidence to charge him with tax crimes and for lying about his drug use on a federal gun form. the legal fate of the first son now in the hands of a >> dana:

trump-appointed u.s. attorney in delaware. feds appeared to be closing and after a 4-year investigation, which started over hunter biden's foreign business dealings. hunter biden's lawyers not denying the story, and instead, taking issue on the leak, saying this, it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one. any agent you cite as a source in your article has a fairly committed such felony. we expect that affirmative justice will diligently investigate and prosecute such bad actors. judge, take us through it, what is going on? >> jeanine: oh, i love it, they want the department of justice to diligently investigate that leak, gee, what happened to the leak of the supreme court decision, the dobbs decision? i've not heard a word about that. okay, let's get back to what we're doing here with hunter biden. they started this investigation in 2018. it has been for years.

the grand jury concluded in the middle of the summer. did they go to true bill or did they not go to true bill? is there an indictment or not an indictment? in order to indict someone like the son of a president, you have to get the permission of the deputy attorney general. that is lisa monaco, i understand, and merrick garland, everybody, don't let anybody fool you, there is no wall there, merrick garland is making the call here. so they need that decision. if they already got the indictment that all they need is for the deputy ag, the dag, to say okay, go with that, but then we are within 60-90 days of an election and you are really not supposed to indict anyone where it might impact an election. sure, he is not the candidate, but he is the son of a candidate, so that would apply, as well. they are talking about inviting him on tax crimes and making a false statement. are you kidding? number one, lying on that application for the pistol permit, that is a given, that is absolutely a given.

what about criminal possession of a weapon? we have enough pictures of him possession that webbing while he is in various stages of closed and not clothed, so we have a few more charges, tax crimes, plural, hopefully, what about agent registration act? this kid was going through europe with a vacuum cleaner sucking up money in a pay to play for the united states and joe, of course, is the big guy that tony bobulinski has come out and said, gee, the feds came and talked to me but they never came back. now let's talk about the fact, if they didn't vote that indictment yet and they have to get permission, they can bring back another grand jury or bring this grand jury back in. but his attorney says, well, even though the federal agents say they have enough, it is not just a federal agent to decide. well, gee, that is what happened with hillary clinton, isn't it? but here we have got them saying that the evidence is being provided by the defense that

should be included, as well. what is this, a trial or a grand jury? you indict based upon evidence, you go forward. don't talk to me about defense evidence. and finally, what about this -- who senator chuck grassley talked about suppressing evidence, the whistle-blowers came out and said they ended that investigation. so you have all kinds of other charges. the timing is very unusual. is anyone going to look at the paintings, whether or not that was a problem? that is something that should be looked into. there's a lot more to this than just a tax charge and a line on an application. >> dana: you mentioned tony bobulinski, he was on tucker's show this week, talking what his interactions, let's look at tha. >> would you speak to the fbi again? >> i would be happy to. >> at any time? >> not just the fbi, the u.s.

attorney, these facts are extensive, well-documented, easily verified, metadata, multiple sources saying the same thing, zero chance that this has anything to do with russia or disinformation. >> so we have heard repeatedly accounts there is or was a grand jury, jury impaneled in delaware. what do you know about that? >> um, one thing, i have not been called in front of them. >> jeanine: that's amazing. >> dana: right? i was going to ask, here you have somebody, has a lot of information, he was willing to talk to them, and they didn't even call them. >> jesse: they are trying to contain it but you can't contain what is going on with the biden family, it is just too big and there is no coincidence this report comes out, days after tony b goes on tucker carlson and blows the whole thing wide open again. my source tells me that hunter biden rejected a pretty sweet plea deal, and they were going to have him flee, no prison time, a couple million dollars in fines, and he

turned it down. that was a bad idea, because now i am hearing is about $15 million in fines and they are throwing more felonies that he has to plead to. we are hearing about whistle-blowers that are coming out in the fbi. we are hearing about possible more whistle-blowers. who know and have done business with the biden family, possibly coming out, publicly. when the republicans take the house, who is it going to become a jim jordan, one of these guys is going to have the gavel, and they are going to be calling associates of the biden family to testify. all under oath on live television. they will be subpoenaing treasury records that show these suspicious wire transfers from china and russia and god knows where. they are not going to be able to stop that. cnn, msnbc, they have not seen this evidence. you're going to have tony b, more people coming out under oath, answering questions. this is not a hunter biden story, this is a joe biden stor.

the house of cards could fall if they keep the pressure on. think about this. if you follow the evidence to where this is going, joe biden is a traitor, because joe biden was going to be the front man for china's road initiative. the biggest challenge the united states supremacy we have ever had. this is their imperial commercial strategy to supplant the united states as the number one world power. they were paying the biden family to be the american face of the chinese belt and rode. and biden was getting paid to do that. i have no -- i don't see how you can keep this under wraps for that much longer. this might be the perfect excuse for the democrats to say hey, joe, we don't want you to run anymore. here is a good excuse why you are not going to. >> dana: one of the things they say on the democratic side about trump, on the mar-a-lago raid, no one is above the law.

well, does that work this way, too? >> greg: god, i wish i had like hunters power. nobody i know could get away with all of this for so long. to your point about the fact, maybe this is good for the democrats, if you were to report any of this stuff prior to the 2020 election you would have been banned from social media, ostracized by all of the smarty-pants in the media. but now it's okay, right? and i think it is because they realize the call to bury this story worked, they got joe elected, and now they can use this story to bury joe, so i don't think -- there isn't an urgency or rush to stop this story because you know what, if it does the work that they wanted to do, which is to get joe off the stage, than actually it is going to work for them. i think, however, before we discuss anymore of this this we should run it by the 50 intelligence agency to find out if this is more russian disinformation. it's weird. for me, i am so jaded by the

hunter biden stuff that i can't even tell what's a big deal anymore. like, is this the big deal, is it not the big deal? i think that is another success of the media, is that if the biden stuff i'd come out in one big chunk, it would have been staggering beyond any scandal. that collusion, the influence peddling, the drugs, the hookers, the guns, it's a massive story. but it kind of dripped, dripped out, it was diluted by time. so now it is kind of like a daily comic strip. it is like oh, yeah, that guy. we don't even report on it as much, but i do believe that if congress is won by the republicans, they definitely, definitely have to do hearing spirits before and i bet they call of those intel people -- >> greg: one by one. >> dana: herald, the last word can have the floor. >> harold: so the reporting is accurate, which you have to believe a lot of this is, particularly of hunter's lawyers have not interfered or not

responded. sounds like hunter biden will be subjected to the american legal process. he knows as well as anyone, he is a graduate of one of the great law schools in this country, yale law school, no one is above the law, he will have to face whatever it is he has to face. i don't have a whole lot to say other than the reporting is what it is. i've always said, this investigation under him started i believe under president trump. and now it looks as if they may have concluded in an indictment. i say one less thing, i don't take any glee in any one who has misfortune who or who has a fault. he has written about this episode in his life, talked about the addictions, the drugs, the alcohol, i am blessed to have not had those addictions, we are all blessed to not have those kind of addictions. that is no excuse, but i wish him and his family the best and he will have to face the consequences. >> jeanine: i want to say one more thing, it is clearly no excuse and no defense but let me make one thing perfectly clear. there are people in this country who have served time in federal

prison when they have actually paid their taxes back, and the fact that this man was offered a plea bargain with no jail time means he's already getting a sweet deal when other people have not. >> dana: all right, i think that is all we have for that segment. huge programming note tonight, they put that back up there, i have heard -- oh, here it is. this is the news. kanye west is going to sit down with tucker carlson at 8:00 p.m. tonight. they will cover a wide range of topics. must-see tv of the moment they are also coming up, president biden talking tough on a hot mike, but is the world getting the message? ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: president biden caught on a hot mic trying to act like a tough guy and using some salty language. >> no one [bleep] with -- [laughter] >> jeanine: biden bragging that no one messes with him.

but apparently no one has told him that the whole world is. the saudis and opec embarrassing the president by cutting oil production after he begged them repeatedly to produce more. and with gas prices already surging, biden might be forced to suck up to the socialist in venezuela for oil. >> what is your reaction to the opec? >> disappointment. and we are looking at what alternatives we may have. >> is venezuela? >> there is a lot of alternatives. >> jeanine: house minority leader kevin mccarthy perfectly summing up biden's war on american energy. >> think of what he did on the very first day, ending american pipeline, stopping leases, he has made us dependent on russia, saudi arabia, and now venezuela. he hates american oil field workers so much that he will never return to us. >> jeanine: you know, the amazing part of all of this is

there is the ability for america, jesse, to pump our own oil, and yet the president prefers to seek it from socialists, go on bended knee to the saudis and opec. why? >> jesse: because if you listen to his answer, it is always the same. we haven't made up our mind yet. that is because he is not the one making the decision. someone else is telling biden what his mind will tell him to make up because he doesn't -- he is a stooge, he is a puppet. we are not getting any oil from venezuela. that economy is collapsing, the infrastructure is crumbling. that is a long-term play. i would argue that the stairs of air force one f with biden, and the bike, just to be accurate there. here might have the guy -- i know, greg, i know we all know people like this -- they are overcompensating, right? they are talking tough because deep down there is really not a lot there. i can do more push-ups than you. i graduated with honors. no, you didn't. you basically were last in your

class. he feels that way because he feels like he is untouchable because he has the cia and the fbi and the big media behind h him. even sometimes made men get taken out, and i think that is what is starting to happen. if you see high gas prices, stock market correction, open borders, crime wave, inflation, this guy is teetering on the brink epic collapse and i think everyone sees the writing on the wall. >> jeanine: okay, the writing on the wall as we either beg venezuela, greg, or -- this is not an option on the table. to develop our own resources. why is america not given the option to be independent? why does he hate this country so much? >> greg: i don't think he hates this country so much. >> jeanine: well, why -- >> greg: reasons beyond him hating the country. first, i am not a mind reader, judge. i would be more interested in addressing the topic, which is the most important one of the day, his swearing. now, i was disgusted by it.

i was deeply offended by the swearing. it is hard for me sitting next to dana because she has a mouth like a drunk longshoreman, so i am pretty numb to it, but just hearing him say that word, it triggered me because you know what it did? it made me miss trump. because he swore all the time! who cares about the swearing? my impression is that joe interprets his surroundings far differently than the managed reality around him, right? he is like playing virtual reality president, but he doesn't even need had said. think about it. think about it. i don't take any pleasure in this disaster, though, but it affects every way trump's tweets and words never did. there are actual physical consequences to this energy nonpolicy, to the crime, to the inflation, to the woke policies, and you still, like yesterday, you had the media, democrats fretting that trump might return to twitter because of elon musk. this is what they are worried about, what it might do to their

fragile psyche. that is what they were doing on the networks yesterday. >> jeanine: dana, if you were president -- >> dana: oh. >> jeanine: what would you do about the lack of oil in the united states? >> dana: that's pretty easy, i would call up the big oil people and say what you got, what do you need, let's go for it. i would do operation work speed on oil and gas production because we have it here, we should do it. there is a very exciting transition ahead -- there is a lot of innovation for fusion or different ways to power our economy. we are going to get there eventually. to get there, you have to have fossil fuels, and until that point, i would try -- if i were a democratic president, i would say i hear you on climate change, i am with you, we're going to get there, here's what i'm doing to get us to a point where we have zero emissions energy, but in the meantime we are going to need these fossil fuel companies to do what they are best at doing fear of i will tell you one thing they're not good at doing, and that is defending themselves. i am just shocked, they sit there and allow us to defend

them. where are they? where all of the big ceos? they are hiding. i think it is bad, i think it is bad for the economy, it is bad, they could write a letter and do a statement, but there is nobody out there actually driving the message except for their association in washington, d.c., which is fine and good, but why are you guys out there defending your energy workers? don't just leave it to us, you guys should get out there and do it, too p of the last thing on the f-bomb from biden, why are you talking about yourself in the middle of a disaster zone? >> greg: that's funny. "the five" nobody at her fs with me? we are here to talk about -- >> jesse: like when kamala was at the dmz, have you seen the hubble telescope? >> greg: their own reality. >> jeanine: so what will be due? >> harold: this is a national security issue, think about reducing our dependence on overseas suppliers, whether it is some pharmaceutical, energy

is the key, we spent a most $100 billion in ukraine, i think rightly so, helping the ukrainians defend against putin for a single reason, energy, putin has energy. dana rightly said, democrats want to transition to more efficient ways for energy to be used, be it solar, you can't ride an airplane, farm, produce concrete, you can do basic manufacturing without fossil fuels. we are kidding ourselves if we don't make the kinds of investments, and we have the capacity and ability to do so. i think president biden, rhetorically ready to get there, get there sooner. some of the rival networks this morning talk about where we are, we would be saying exactly what is being set on this show, let's drlet's continue to invest in green energy platforms, let's invest in ways to make solar panels, because i don't want to

be dependent on china for solar panels, five years from now. takes energy to do this, as well. it is not any embarrassment at all for us to say we need to do this. let's get to it sooner rather than later. >> jeanine: in the united states. >> harold: only in the united states feared >> jeanine: of next, as crime explodes and liberal cities, the squad has no remorse whatsoever in pushing their dangerous defund the police nonsense. ♪ ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin

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any apologies from the far left. defund the police squad member cori bush has no regrets. >> if you could do it again, would you still double down or use that slogan? >> absolutely, absolutely, yeah. >> jesse: democrats might be wanting to take this issue a little more seriously and avoid poor optics like this from chicago mayor lori lightfoot. ♪ ♪ greg, i don't even want to talk about the politics of this. give me your take on her singing voice. >> greg: first of all, she is awful. she is terrible. she is the worst mayor in america now that the blahs he was gone, who is white, just so you know. he is gone. he she is now the worst mayor in america.

why is she able to survive in chicago, which is just a crime hyden ridden dystopia, i've over used that word, she is incompetent, she is terrible, it is because you cannot criticize her. if you criticize her, they will say it is because she is black, if you criticize or it will say you did because she is a lesbian, they will say you're a racist and a homophobe. know she has a protection racket. people have to understand they are doing chicago no favors. her allies are doing her no favors by not criticizing what she does. by the way, did you ever see the yelp review she did for a limo company? i urge everybody to look that up. this is on tim dylan's webcast, podcast, it was like,, you can learn more about her from her angry yelp review of a limo service. >> jesse: she left the yelp review? >> greg: it's the best.

google -- google "limo review and lori lightfoot." >> jesse: dana perino, you would think if you made a mistake so big like defund the police that has gotten people killed, you might want to attack back a little to the center. >> dana: i think people are taking this "don't apologize for anything" a little too far. why couldn't she have said something like "i believe police need to be reformed, i think budgets can be redone, and i understand that some people don't like that language, but i believe in the principle of changing police," you can figure out a way to help a brother out or your sisters out, like telling you from the beginning you needed to do something, that was two years ago. now the democrats, whether they like it or not, they own it. the monmouth poll they just came out is what should probably scare them the most fearful of the number two issue is now crime and the number five issue is abortion. people will come out and vote because they want to be seen. >> jesse: i give demoted don lemon credit, janine, for asking that straight question. it was almost like he was inviting her, maybe, to change

her physicians a little bit but she did not take the bait, did she? >> jeanine: she did not take the debate, she decided she believes what she believes, and you know, it is just like governor hochul saying new york is the safest big city in america, and it is just like lori lightfoot saying we are making progress, i mean, they are all saying everything is fine, don't worry about it, children. they are involved in a bigger issue. and their issue is an ideological one where they want to move up to the next level in politics. the thing they should be most concerned about is the u.s. murder rates rose by more than 4.3% in the past year. but what is absolutely amazing to me is that both l.a. and new york city did not report their crime statistics. now, why would that be? number one, the number would be far more than 4.3%, in terms of the crime rate rising of new york and l.a. were in theree

hochul talking about new york is the safest city and gavin newsom running for president and cannot afford to have people know how dangerous his state is, and the truth is, it is the democrats, and this whole issue of, you know, if we don't have the substance into argument, if the facts are against us, let's just hide the facts. >> jesse: permission to make an analogy? >> greg: please. >> jesse: cori bush is like the person who insist everyone go to this greek restaurant, and no one wants to go because it has gotten terrible reviews, it is a long drive, but she insists, we have to go to this restaurant. what happens? you go to the restaurant, everybody gets sick from food poisoning. what does she do? she makes another reservation the next night at the same greek restaurant. >> harold: she believes in second chances. >> greg: why greek? >> jesse: pick another restaurant, greg. italian, although i doubt you'd have a bad meal. speed to her renewed know my views are not represented above mine on this issue, or any

serious democrat i know, dozensd cities across the country. i don't believe we should associate this with the entire democratic party much like i don't associate those who deny the outcome of the 2020 election as being representative of all republicans. this is nonsense. we need a serious effort around this. this is a problem, judge, we talked about this, a national problem, yelling out for a solution locally come all the way up, we have to get rid of this cashless veil, get rid of these soft deities who will not prosecute violent crimes, more cops, more prosecutors, more jails, and we need to ensure here in this city that we put cops in the subway so every new yorker and everyone visiting feels safer. a whole bunch of things to do and i hope this congresswoman would not stand in the way of democrats who believe we should fund to the police, fund prosecutors, fund judges, ensure we have enough jails to house those who are committing crimes.

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fauci hitting up the late-night circuit and poking fun at kids whose lives he destroyed. >> want to go get the booster right now? >> can we? if we can, let's do it. >> spooky season is coming up. what scares you the most? >> a thousand kids coming to my door breathing on me. >> greg: what could be more compelling than getting the shot with a pair of sexy kitten ears. >> think he is nervous? >> that's it. there is the moment. >> greg: late-night comedy, harold. that is true late-night comedy. edgy stuff. what do you think? >> harold: he has no exclamation mark. dr. fauci, i have a different opinion, i think he has tried, he has been wonderful for this country, he has made a share of mistakes but far more success as. i don't mind a guy trying to be

funny. everybody can't be as funny as you. >> greg: that's true. it is tragic when i think about all those people not as funny as me. you know, judge, fear of halloween, all these kids breathing on him, while the kids wear masks. >> jeanine: he is making sure they wear masks. i guess for him halloween is all year. but go ahead, ask your question. >> greg: that was my question. >> jeanine: okay, good. >> dana: that was a good answer. >> greg: dana, saying he is back but isn't that kind of false because he never left? >> dana: there is obviously an audience for him, right, because he is continuing to be invited on all of these programs. if the ratings -- they are not as good, i know, but if it wasn't doing something for them, they wouldn't have him on. i just would say to him, you don't have to say yes to everything. >> greg: that's true. >> dana: but if you can come on gutfeld's show, you should.

>> greg: jesse, i remember him being on your show come he hit it off famously, did you go to the nearest drugstore? >> jesse: no, i should have taken him to a drugstore, though. if he came on my show in the beginning of a pandemic and i was like oh, this guy is the top doctor, let's hear what he has to say. then he really fell off a cliff. but we are doing something on "prime time" tonight, judicial watch just slapped a lawsuit on the biden administration and found records that show the federal government was pressuring all of these celebrities and entertainment companies and tv shows to weave pro-vaccine plot lines into their shows and have psas and do this. that was the federal government calling cbs, viacom, whatever, we have to get fauci on because pfizer needs to get paid and we have to get everybody boosted and steven says, sure, we will make it a skit. a lot of times it is not about ratings, it is the federal government saying we are going to book fauci and you are going to love it.

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♪ ♪ >> harold: college kids are realizing rope universities are just not worth it. the number of undergrad students nationwide dropped nearly 10% during the pandemic. if they do give it the college try, they a don't have to try tt hard. in a liberal arts college in wisconsin, class literally entitled "doing nothing." judge, you are a college and law school grad, what do you think about this? >> jeanine: i think it is consistent with the whole personality, they don't want to do anything anyway. i don't understand why the number of students in college are down. i do, because people do not want to work, they are not looking for a job when they get out, i

read this, maybe they heard the loans are being paid off, they might think i will go, it can only benefit me. but they are not going. they are lazy. >> harold: jesse? we talked about your advice what you would give kids going back to school, these kids clearly want to take a class called -- >> jesse: i used to disagree with greg because greg used to say not everybody should go to college, and i used to say no, i think college is important that everybody should go and get an education. i am going to change my official position. that is how open-minded i am. and here is why. not every man needs to go to college. first of all, you need good paying, blue-collar jobs in this country to sustain a healthy and vibrant middle class. but not all men need to go to college. we need guys to get out there and do hard work for this country, in an industrial capacity, and i don't want to make those guys have to go spend billions of dollars to get this little degree that they should

have been out in the country doing. i also want to clarify something i said yesterday, i don't often do this, but when i change my opinion, now i am on a roll. after a lengthy discussion with my wife, i am no longer team brady. [laughter] >> dana: i knew it! >> jesse: i am not necessarily on team gisele because i do know that tom is going to be a colleague one day. but i am just saying, i talked about it and i understand what giselle is feeling. >> greg: whoa. >> jeanine: should we tell him? >> greg: no, during the break. >> harold: we had -- >> jeanine: i was on greg's show last night and we went through this. >> jesse: did he change her mind, too? >> greg: let's just say somebody introduced some interesting facts i was not aware of. >> jeanine: that i was not aware of. >> harold: do you think kids should go to school and go to college? >> dana: i want to know how much the professor is getting paid to teach the "how to do nothing" course.

that kind of transparency, if it is a publicly funded university, i think that should be available to us. the class they should teach, for example, how to finance and budget for the first ten years after college. that would be useful, some practical advice, that would be good. doing nothing, you can learn that any time your own. >> harold: can read -- greg -- >> jeanine: go ahead, greg. >> greg: i think the course of doing nothing is actually majoring in gender studies. that's all. no, i think there are terigo things -- two things. i think the cost of college is one of the main reasons why people aren't going. this is why when you talk about counseling loan debt, you should definitely do it and punish the banks and punish the schools, because they never brought it up. whenever these kids were going to get a loan, they never told them about the interest rates. they made it so easy. we always talk about the evils of predatory lending.

predatory lending pretty much all the college loans, so make the banks and make these schools pay it, don't make the taxpayers. and last, college doesn't look like it is fun anymore. i mean, have you seen how miserable and how miserable looking a lot of the students are? they are deliberately like ug ugly-fying themselves come on tiktok, they are out of, asexual, they are rejecting the truth in beauty, they all look like rejects from a loony bin. i would steer clear of college, too. >> harold: make them come before you and expand why this keeps going on. one more thing is off next. ♪ ♪

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interview. this is the first time we have seen it. watch. >> my so-called friends/handlers around me told me if i said that i looked trump that my career would be over. that my life would be over. they said stuff like people get killed for wearing a hat like that. they threatened my life. they basically said that i would be killed for wearing the hat. i had someone call me last night and said anybody wearing a white lives matter shirt is going to be green lit. that means they are going to beat them up if they wear it. i'm like, okay, green light me then. >> dana: can you see more of tucker's exclusive interview with tucker 8:00 p.m. eastern. we are all going to watch it here. now get to one more thing, greg. >> gregg: stick around for my show i have morgan ortagus. take that, tucker. robert davi who directed the

hunter biden movies. >> jesse: will he be wearing a tuxedo. >> greg: required at all times. i have a sad bit of news dear friend and iconic radio host do i look different with bernie mcguirk who passed away at 64 after a battle with prostate cancer. i think everybody here had known bernie in one way or another. i knew him from doing this reoccurring segment o'reilly factor years ago. and i was intimidated by his bronx accent. weighs a teddy bear. extremely funny. i know here must have worked with him. >> dana: gutfeld and mcguirk on wednesdays i believe. >> greg: they are going to do some kind of -- where is my eyeballs. they will too something not wabc airing a tribute on tuesday. and he survived by his lovely wife carol and two children melanie and brendon. >> dana: sorry to hear that. >> jesse: great talent and great

guy and we are definitely going to miss him. kanye said friends/handlers. that's interesting. who is your friend and who is your handler? it's hard to define that sometime. it's got me thinking. i'm going to make some phone calls after the show. >> greg: i have nothing but handler; i don't have any friends. >> judge jeanine: that's a shock. >> jesse: here's a shock. they have reinvented the wheel. not literally. it's called a headdress -- this is ping-pong with your head. >> judge jeanine: i love. this. >> jesse: yes. we will be playing this over the summer at our "the five" barbecue and i mean, i feel like this is going to take off. kind of like corn hole and. >> judge jeanine: wow. star athlete is james vander beak because his forehead is so large? >> jesse: does help with the back spin. tonight rand paul, tulsi gabbard and ainsley earhardt. >> greg: earhardt. >> jesse: that's what i said. >> dana: we are all going to

watch that. north carolina and self-proclaimed friend be to animals spotted injured puppy on his way home from work. the puppy had been hit by a car and lying on the road. brought him to the vet. turned out broken leg. loving care from officer morton and his wife she is expected to make a full recovery. thank you, sir. >> judge jeanine: thank you so much, officer. okay. so talk about stopping traffic. this french fry-loving camel will tell you fast food is a fool proof way to get past hump day blues. lives in a las vegas sanctuary handler make sure to fill appetite for in and out french fries even if it means going through a drive-thru. he is a rescue camel. >> harold: bernie mcguirk was a friend of mine too. i got to know him when he was on imus show. surprised wife and first born, didn't think she would be there. harold was hiding in the corner of the hospital room when shocked pregnant wife walked.

in harold wasn't supposed to come on for another month. son was born on september 18th in illinois. what a first name. congratulations. >> so sweet. i like got a shock. maybe makes the labor go faster. great one more thing. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> thanks, i love those stories. does jesse have amelia earhart on his show? [laughter] >> jesse: got to do something to go against conway. >> bret: bret baier coming down the hall from the "the five" fox news world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, a dramatic development in the hunter biden scandal. federal agents say they believe there is now enough evidence to charge the president's son with crimes related to a gun purchase and tax issues. that's according to "the washington post" tonight. the hunter biden investigation we know has been going on fo