could be something of a sleeper when we have been, you know, hearing this is a republican year. but maybe there's some underlying dynamics that are quietly working in democrats' favor. you know, we'll find out tomorrow. >> neil: find out tomorrow. thank you. great seeing you here. so we'll all come together tomorrow. in the meantime, that will do it for us here. here comes "the five." >> jeanine: hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jesse watters, dana perino and dave gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" live from fox square! >> jeanine: it's make or break time for both parties on the eve of the critical midterm elections. we're just hours away from voters casting their ballots to determine the future of america.

the democrats are desperate to turn the tide and win over last minute voters. but president biden just screwed up big time with another out of touch remark. >> no more drilling. there is no more drilling! i haven't formed any new drilling. that was before i was president. we're trying to work on that. get that done. >> jeanine: that comes just two days after the president says he wants to shut down every coal plant in america. the white house still trying to spin that one away. but the democrats are not done with foolish comments. their solution to americans struggling with 40-year high inflation is to eat chef boyarde. >> what do you plan to do to help solve our inflation problem? >> yeah, i grew up in a family where if the gas price went up, the food budget went down. so by this time of week, we'd be eating chef boyarde if that

budget wasn't going to change. that's what families have to do. >> jeanine: and with comments like that, it's no wonder democrats strategists are making dire predictions like this. >> i'm a loyal democrat, but i am not happy. i just think that we are, you know, we did not listen to voters in this election, and i think we're going to have a bad night. when voters tell you over and over again that they care mostly about the economy, listen to them! stop talking about democracy being at stake. >> jeanine: ok, so what we've got now, greg, is a president who comes out and says i'm going to shut down the coal mines! and then comes out and says the truth is i am not going -- or the president's words were twisted and then he comes out today, they let him out again. and he decides that he's going to say there's not going to be any drilling. why did they let him out?

>> greg: i don't know. i want to say i -- i'm so excited. we are a day away from the end of democracy. and i have been putting all of my energy into destroying this incredibly fragile system of governance. you know what i did today? i put up flyers over my neighborhood saying the election was canceled and then i set up a voter registration booth at n.y.u. and i took all their information and i threw it in the east river. anyway, i get it from joe biden he doesn't care what he says. there's two kinds of lies that we've seen in the last eight -- four to six years. when trump fibbed, it was always a salesman fib. it was like trying to get you past the sale. you're going to love this. it's going to be so great! you're going to be bored with winning. that was his lie. it was an exaggeration of an affirmation. with biden, he can -- it's a political lie. he can contradict the very same thing he said before.

he can demand the oil companies that they step up drilling. and then in the next breath say there's no drilling because he doesn't believe in anything he says. he's been in politics for so long that words don't matter! he assumes that we all have tiny, tiny attention spans and that he can say whatever he wants. and then you got this guy talking about chef boyardee. is that what it is? love that stuff. by the way, cheap food is great. how long before the squad says, you know what? that purina cat chow with a little water, it can go a long way with a family of four. >> jeanine: dana, the whole idea of shawn patrick malony in hudson valley will lose to mike lawler, state assemblyman. this guy is head of the dccc. when things are tough, we eat chef boyardee. he said maybe it's time for you to start eating chef boyardee. how clueless are these democrats? >> dana: if you could put the entire election cycle into one clip, it would have been this one about chef boyardee.

because he is in charge of getting other democrats elected. this election is about the inflation and the economy. and also, because voters keep saying, i don't feel that the white house, the president actually cares about what i care about. and not only did he say to eat chef boyardee. let's go back a little bit. remember john kerry told energy workers just get a green job. they said oh, gas is high. buy an electric vehicle. that was from mayor pete. they said look at my little notes here, you know what? they want to let them bike to work, put on a sweater, basically, because heating oil will be so high. it's not just president biden that has said this, this is like a strategy which is why hillary rosen, a long time democratic strategist is saying wow, we are in bad shape. >> jeanine: yeah, truth is, jessica, that the democrats are now recognizing that they're in bad shape, in terrible shape. we heard it in the original sound, hillary rosen being another person.

and now, fetterman today is talking about the economy. why all of a sudden are they now listening? why were they talking about everything else? >> jessica: it's been a few weeks, basically since the turn on the decision where that was the third or fourth most important issue and it shifted over to crime. and people are talking about jobs and the economy and inflation as its own issue. democrats have been talking about this. it's a little late. i think hillary rosen may be too far into the doom and gloom. i looked back on what the usual number of house seats that are lost in a midterm election is. it's 27. so we'll see what happens. >> dana: where are you starting from? i know the white house is going to try to spin it that way. i don't think it's right. >> jessica: everybody is going to vote tomorrow. maybe you already have. i already have. we'll see what happens. this is not -- people are partisans today, even independents are partisans to some degree. >> jeanine: hillary rosen isn't partisan. >> jessica: yes, she is. she's one of the biggest partisans in america.

she's paid to be partisan. >> jeanine: she's recognizing that the democrat are not listening and that will -->> jessica: i've said that myself. we also must note which we do every time we talk about elections, democrats are proverbial bed wetters when it comes to elections. we completely flip up. i want to wait until what the election does. >> jeanine: 80% of america thinks we're headed in the wrong direction, ok, that's a given. now, 49%, 47% believe that we need a great deal of change. and then 19% thinks quite a bit of change. so the way i figure that is almost 60% are like drastic change. how will that translate tomorrow? >> jesse: if you're on msnbc anchor, those polls are rigged you and can't believe what the people will tell you. you'll see a massive wave tomorrow. and it's been building for a very, very long time and i don't care if i'm raising expectations. i'm speaking from the heart. and you can feel it. >> jeanine: you don't have a heart!

>> jesse: i pretend not to have a heart to come off as cool. i'm actually much more compassionate than you are, greg! when you see joe biden say that, that's why joe biden got lucky in 2020 because he didn't have to campaign because of covid. when joe goes out and campaigns, he sticks his foot in his mouth every single time. and what he did there is they had a whole argument for a year about who to blame for high gas prices. they had putin. they had lenny. that owned the corner gas station. exxon mobile. if you're not using up your leases and he takes a hand grenade and throws it out there and says i'm the one that's not approving new drilling and blows it up right there. we expect politicians to lie. that's a given. but we expect them to keep track of their own lies. then there's chef boyardee guy, head of dccc, supposed to be the smart one. not supposed to come out and make a gaffe like that. we've been waiting almost a year to hear what democrats are

supposed on say about inflation. that's what they're supposed to say? eat chef boyardee. that's not like this is what we're going to do about inflation and here's how. this is we don't have a plan. you deal with inflation. you eat cheap slop. same thing they said with crime, remember? we don't have a plan to reduce crime. just pop out your ear plugs in the subway so you can see the criminals coming at you. and then the other woman says, you know, democracy is under siege. you know what is the biggest threat to democracy. democrats not representing their own people. that's the biggest threat. you're supposed to go out there and represent the people. it's a representative democracy. imagine after 9/11, george w. bush came out and campaigned in that midterm on entitlement reform. and the country is dying to talk about terrorism and he's like no, let's go with entitlement reform. that's what the democrats are doing. the two biggest issues, crime and inflation. they're not talking about it. >> jeanine: ok. up next, democrats say if you vote against them tomorrow, democracy will die.

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>> ♪ over the line ♪ ♪ oh ♪ >> jesse: bad news, america. according to top democrats, democracy is going to die tomorrow in the last free and fair election ever. >> one of the most important elections of our lifetime. it's going to shape the outcome is going to shape our country for decades to come, and the power to shape that outcome is in your hands. >> when true democracy goes away, people get hurt. it has real consequences. this is not an abstraction. governments start telling you what books you can read and which ones you can't. dissidents start getting locked up. reporters start getting locked up if they're not towing the party line. corruption reigns because there's no accountability. >> jesse: america's 200-year-old democracy is going to die if republicans win. the same country that survived a civil war, great depression, two

world wars and will smith's oscar slap. best part is the way it's going to end is by people voting. if that's not dire enough, third most powerful democrat in the house doubled down in his comparison of the republicans to hitler. >> democracy will be ended. the world will continue to exist. the world was here before hitler. the world was here after hitler. that's what we're saying. no, the world will not end. the kind of world we have. the kind of country that we have. we've got to decide how do we want to exist in this world? and that's what we're talking about. >> jesse: if you thought that was ridiculous, hollywood libes like rob reiner thinks republicans will literally start killing people. >> other side reality doesn't mean anything. they're only interested in power. and they are only interested in -- and they'll do anything to get the power. they're willing to kill. literally kill to get the power. you can't have a conversation with them. the only thing we can do is try

to hold on to the house, add a couple of senate seats. it will be very hard. if we don't do that, this might be the last election we have in a democratic democracy -- in a democracy. >> jesse: so greg gutfeld, if democracy is going to die on wednesday, should you be wearing a hawaiian shirt on monday? >> greg: it's weird being called hitler by somebody who looks like they're going to a presentation for a time share. it's something else. but i don't know, does it matter if the person calling you hitler or saying you're like a nazi doesn't mean it? it's kind of interesting. i go back to the whole thing when kamala harris basically called biden a racist. afterwards when they asked her about it, she's like it's just a debate. she began laughing. i'm going ok, is that worse? i mean, you're still calling somebody a bigot or you're still calling somebody a racist. they think the day after the election, we forget about all of this. but i think we hit the wall.

i've said this before. i really think we've hit the wall. what else are you going to call us beyond nazi? in 10 years, nazi is going to be mild. it's like that's insulting to hitler. >> jesse: i don't know about that. >> greg: that's how it's going. it's crazy! >> jesse: are we going to play this tape of rob reiner saying the republicans are literally going to kill people and turn into nazi germany? i think we'll hear a lot of that footage for about the next year. >> dana: you want to watch it over and over again? remember the statistics that judge jeanine pointed out in the a block, 60% of people are asking for drastic change. that's what democracy is all about. you brought up the point that democracy is about representing the people. people are saying we'd like some change. the other thing is let's get some perspective on history. the white house knew on january 20, 2021, they were likely to lose the house and maybe the senate in this midterm election. so that's what's going to happen. so it's not the end of the world. it's not the end of democracy.

it's kind of preposterous and insulting. >> jesse: reject your party's midterm message. you have 20 seconds, go! >> jessica: i happened to be particularly 1930's sensitive since my family actually did flee hitler and it was kind of a big deal. and i don't like those comparisons. k.k.k. out, don't talk about that, hitler, don't talk about that. if you want to talk about denominations of fascism, if you want to talk about frankly from the other side, denominations of socialism. i know harold brought up this point yesterday. the right often flings at the left and says if they get into power, it's going to be like venezuela. you're going to be eating dogs, right? and all you'll have is -->> jesse: chef boyardee. >> jessica: that's better than dog. >> jesse: is it? >> jessica: that's my midterm message. >> jesse: not eating dog food! >> jessica: it's very sad that everyone has become so immune to the horrific things that the other side is saying to them. and i happened to think that there are really serious republican threats to democracy in terms of people who have said i would not have certified the

election. i was talking to someone in new york who is going to vote tomorrow, a democrat, who is thinking about lee zeldin and she said make your case. and i talked about why i voted for her and why it's important to have democrats in charge. and he said besides -- he came out with an ad about abortion which i think was smart of him to acknowledge that the laws aren't going to change. i said i could not vote for someone who voted against certifying a free and fair election. period, end of story for me. and i think people like doug mastoroni and others are dangerous. going to the extremes in everything turns everybody off and they go into that booth and they do something and they don't want to talk about it. they don't want to respond to polls. republicans 28 points less likely than democrats to tell pollsters what they were going to do on election day. and talk about, you know, lowering the temperature. this is one way that we can do it where at least voters will feel like you've heard them say talk to me about stuff i actually care about and that can be talking about january 6th in

a normal way or it can be talking about what medicare for all would mean in a normal way. >> greg: you know who else said that, jessica? stalin. >> jessica: that's not true. >> greg: check it. >> jessica: i will during the break. i don't think it is. >> jeanine: they say democracy will die if the democrats don't win tomorrow. what the democrats want is one party rule. what the democrats want is for republicans to never win again. what the democrats want is to despise the 74 million americans who voted maga or voted for donald trump. they hate other americans that live with them in the same country. my belief is this. if republicans don't win, law and order will continue to be out of control because of the democrat policies that we are experiencing especially in new york state. if the republicans don't win, it will continue to be the end of free speech as we saw with big

tech and the election in 2020 when they wouldn't allow us to even talk about hunter biden. if the republicans don't win, then it will be a threat to democracy because it will be the end of education where teachers believe they should be able to talk about it without us knowing about it. finally, they want one party rule which is evidenced by their repeated degradation of anybody that's not a democrat. that's what's at stake. we're not looking for one party rule. >> jessica: what democrat do you want in charge? tell me! what democrat do you like? >> jeanine: let me finish. joe biden is the president. so that's not one party rule. >> jessica: would you like him to win? >> jeanine: i don't want to go through this. right now, we have a president who is a democrat. and most americans believe that the powers should be split between democrats and republicans.

what the democrats want is they want a democrat house, senate and oval. and that's brought us nothing for the last two years. >> jesse: you know what democrat i like? you, jessica. >> jessica: what? >> greg: ahhh! >> jessica: i'll count on your vote. >> jesse: up next, the democrats have nothing left to run on. now they're insulting millions of voters as stupid. (snorting) if you struggle with cpap... (groan) (growling) (chuckle) ...you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. (beeping) learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com.

>> greg: don't agree with the democrats? you might be a big old idiot. president biden lashing out at he protesters who called his policies socialism. >> i love those signs when i came in, socialism.

give me a break. what idiots. socialism. no one ever doubts at me when i say sometimes, i say all that i mean. >> greg: that made no sense. one of the biggest liberals in america thinks millions of americans who voted for republicans are stupid. >> the american people, they're treated like they're a bunch of dummies. they're not idiots. ok, now granted, there's 330 million in the country, maybe a good 80 to 90 million aren't very bright. no offense to those watching who aren't bright. you're watching msnbc so i'll make the assumption that you know what's going on. >> greg: that's interesting. you know, jesse, this stuff doesn't bother me anymore. i mean, if we get upset about this, then we're the snow flakes that we've been, you know, making fun of forever. it's like if you got -- i mean, what did trump say to protesters when he came in?

knock them out! and we found that magical. >> jesse: we did and still do. they are right that they used the wrong word. there are a lot of idiots out there. i don't call them that. i call them oblivious. there are people that are smart people, they're not just paying any attention. when i used to go out on the street, we used to find out they weren't paying any attention at all. that's ok. if you ask people about tax policy, health care policy, kind of that stuff, they're not going to know the details because it doesn't really affect them the way certain things do. inflation and crime affect everybody. and you can be oblivious to everything in washington except inflation and crime because everybody sees prices going up and fear travels fast. you know when crime is rising. same thing with terrorism. people felt scared. you can't dismiss it and say you're being misinformed by

russian bots or the mainstream media is jiving you. you have to meet them where they are, and say i feel it, too. this is a problem. you can't just be a detached snob and say you're an idiot. >> greg: she's right there. she's not a detached snob. >> jessica: he said he liked me. >> greg: you know what's interesting. both sides do the thing where they call the other side stupid. but i think jesse is right. there's no -- it's not about intelligence at all. it's about confirmation bias, right, if you really believe in something, it's hard for you to change your mind. isn't that the truth? that's probably what this is. >> jessica: even confronted with facts about it, people will still say no, it's this. >> greg: we have a lot of that with you when we try to confront you. >> jessica: so kind you keep inviting me back. confirmation bias is hugement partisanship is off the charts. it used to be that people were quite flexible and willing to listen to both sides about it. that's not the way that it works anymore. going to that, you know, biden saying those idiots, he gets

spikes in approval when he's himself. remember when he called that guy a dogfaced pony soldier or something like that? people like unvarnished joe biden. i'm not talking about exaggerations of the economy or whatever it is. but when he has an instinctive response, when he malarkeys, whatever it is, it reminds them of this guy that they've known for decades who they think is a really good guy. and that he's able to get things done in a bipartisan way which, frankly he has been able to. >> greg: i would agree with you if that behavior was expressed when he dealt with the left. but he's completely been run over by the hardcore progressives in your party. i mean, he seems tough there but he's a wimp, judge. >> jeanine: he is a wimp. and i'm not going to go past that word, ok, if that's what you're looking for. here's the truth. joe biden has been misleading. in fact, he's been lying to the american people. and "the washington post" and

"the new york times" and the, i believe it's a few other cnn have basically said joe biden has been lying to the american people. and those are democrat leaning television and print. you know, he's lying about the fact that, you know, he's been telling us that, you know, the gas hikes are their fault and the crime is a right wing conspiracy and nobody needs to worry about it. he alleges that he reduced the federal deficit by $1 trillion, 400 billion or something like that. and no one has reduced it, according to the fact finders. politico has found that he has lied. he claims, and he's trying to take credit for the increase in social security that is really a result of a bill that was passed into law 40 or 50 years ago that says social security has to keep pace with inflation. the man is lying to the american people. so let's not sugar coat it and say, you know, it just, you

know, sweet joe and, you know, just a little malarkey. cute stuff. he's out and out lying. >> greg: dana, what do you make? >> dana: i wanted to add something to what jesse said about those two issues, crime and inflation really affected everybody. but so did covid. and for people who are a small business owner, for example, if you're a restaurant owner, maybe you lost your ability to make a living for a couple of years, also for parents who watched what happened not only their kids were out ofool, their test scores are down and they've found out more about the woke education so those two things are happening. other thing is stacey abrams down in georgia, she is likely to lose to brian kemp tomorrow. she continues to say that voter suppression is the issue. and that she said that her voters are being fed misinformation. i actually think -- if people are able to make up their own minds and she hasn't been as persuasive. 2.5 million people in georgia voted early and that's 500,000 more than in 2018 at this time. so i think her voter suppression

nonsense is wearing thin. >> greg: that it is. but you know what's not wearing thin? your inciteful commentary. ahead, liberals -- that was pretty good. liberals are about to go thermonuclear over what elon musk just announced.

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for a republican congress given the presidency is democratic." president biden is upset with the billionaire saying this as a fundraiser, elon musk goes out and buys an outfit that spews lies across the world. there's no editors. do we expect kids to be able to understand what is at stake? greg, i see you taking a note. would you like to share? >> greg: yes, twot things i was going to talk about the people the impersonating. he said two things. two things he says is the things that we say a lot which is that one party rule gives you san francisco. one party rule gives you new york crime. and whether you hate -- whether you hate republicans or you hate democrats, having a strong democratic party creates a strong republican party and vice versa. once you have a weak republican party which is what you have in these liberal cities, you end up with liberal control and liberals can't police their own party. oftentimes, republicans can't police their own party. this is just a thing. that's why you need to have mom and dad. i'll let you decide which one is

mom and which one is dad. last, he talked about how the independent have power. and they really do. if you think about it, who always ends up with the most power? joe manchin or rand paul? if you know that all the republicans are going to vote republican and all the democrats are going to vote democrat, they actually don't have any power. you being the mystery vote gives you everything. the swing voter. >> jesse: you can swing. >> greg: that makes you -->> jesse: i'm not going to say who the mom and dad is there. >> greg: sometimes it's both. don't be so narrow minded, jesse. anyway. >> jessica: do you want to continue? what do you think the future of twitter looks like? i feel like right now, we have no idea actually. >> jesse: looks good to me. i haven't noticed a change except i had more followers which i'm grateful for. biden is grateful for twitter. it's the only reason that he got elected besides covid. if he did, he would give jack

dorsey the congressional medal of honor. they got rid of the editors because they squashed the story about the laptop. he's in big trouble with twitter the way it is now. he talks about it spews lies. how do you think the horseback whipping thing started? how do you think the russian hoax got so viral? it all got started on twitter. i haven't seen a lot of lies since he took over. i'm seeing him in a tuxedo every time. >> jessica: dana, there is and greg wanted to talk about this. i'll give you the opportunity. so now, there are new rules about -- that you can impersonate people if you say that it's a parody account and charging for checkmarks is going to start. >> dana: that happened to me the other day. everybody was named elon musk and they added parody and sometimes twitter is a place that you go to blow off steam. i think the best thing for joe biden and the white house would be to get off twitter completely. tweet the press releases or whatever. but they have been governing based on things that people

think and believe on twitter. and twitter is not real life which is why you get to, again, i go back to jeanine's statistic that she said in the a block, the 60% of the people are asking for drastic change. probably not on twitter. those are the people that are actually voting tomorrow. >> jessica: actually, joe biden benefited in the primary from the fact that twitter is not real world because everyone counted them out, right, pundits are sitting around saying there's no way he's going to win and then south carolina rolls around and, you know, barnstorms through super tuesday and became the nominee. >> jeanine: ok, you know what's interesting about this is amy klobuchur, i respect her. she's a former d.a. and she's a smart woman. go right ahead. >> i've been very clear in expressing my concerns about this, and it actually goes beyond twitter. today, there are reports that, in fact, russian bots news reports have come back outside

interference coming back. to me, the solutions are these and it is, again, for all of these platforms. number one, do something about misinformation. we've got -- they can't shield themselves when they're actually making money off of spreading misinformation about election. >> jeanine: ok. here we are on the eve of the election, all right, the russian bots are coming back. ok? misinformation. when they didn't -- what was it, the disinformation board with la, la, la there singing with mary poppins. when you talk about them saying misinformation in georgia, they're setting it up to be able to say the reason stacey didn't win is because of misinformation. people are too stupid in georgia to figure out what's information and what's misinformation. i feel like the russian collusion coming all over again because they're convinced now that the bots are back! because elon musk bought twitter. stop it!

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my car ♪ >> dana: could they get the last laugh? 26% of adults under 30 get their news from tiktok, jesse. not looking at primetime, apparently. >> jesse: few things, you know my policy on ice cream eating. i also have a policy on grown men sitting indian style on the floor. you should never sit on the floor as a man except if you're playing with your baby or playing with your dog. so obama needs to stand up. also, white people shouldn't dance like that on tiktok. if you're a politician, you shouldn't do that, ok? i'm not saying you don't have to go on tiktok but that doesn't look good. and i'm surprised that stacey abrams doesn't have better rhythm. i really am. i felt like she was almost on the beat but didn't really have it. >> jeanine: you know what, jesse? she should have better rhythm because she's the one that wrote all those love stories. didn't she -- remember? those love stories she wrote. first of all, if you think that someone and i don't know what percentage of generation z that watches this stuff actually

votes. that's number one. but number two is they're laughing at you! you're not with their generation. your moves are not their moves. i mean, it's just dumb. >> dana: jessica, see the point is this a good way to reach voters? >> jessica: we'll see what happens tomorrow. but turnout amongst gen-z's is up. i don't know if there's a line from having sign these tiktoks. i think it's fun actually when older people parody themselves, right? it's not as if betto thinks he's doing a fabulous job there. tim ryan, etc. and i think being able to poke fun at yourself is actually something missing from politics now. it's all like if that guy wins, we're all going to die. >> dana: it's interesting in a way, though, greg, tim ryan has spent half the campaign trying to argue how much better is fighting against china than joe biden is. they had their own commissioner came out the other day in the united states we should ban tiktok all together. >> greg: do these people have any idea who owns tiktok?

the same people that claim an african-american taking over twitter is an attack on democracy. are embracing a manipulative social media platform that is run by a ruthless autocratic regime and i might add, an adversary. it's kind of funny. it's like they think the world is ending because of an african-american billionaire. buys a social media and says like freedom of speech. they think that's evil. then they're doing something in which china is collecting everybody's data and what they're going to use it for, you'll find out when they -- when all of a sudden, they control our brains! >> dana: everybody should be quite aware that the tiktok that china allows chinese people, especially chinese children to see is not the tiktok you see here. they control it. they make sure it's wholesome and lovely and no propaganda and probably beto o'rourke is not dancing on chinese tiktok unless

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sealing came and took his hula hoop. i believe you but i still can't see it. i are thed out a go fund me page to help replace hula hoop up to $17 million. >> thank you. >> i love this story. are you ready for my one more thing? it caught my attention a new group. american. and they are in upstate new york in rochester, they are refugees who have previously voted for democrats with you now feel their voice ♪ heard. part of the rochester political advocacy and engagement group. and on behalf of the of the refugee community they are endorsing political candidate ron singletary for congress. they say safety is a really important issue to them and singletary created a liaison with this group violence in rochester is really high. you know that a real problem. a former police chief. these are 60 community leaders from butan, burmese, somali,

indian, trinidad. afghan community. in my opinion, this shows democracy is not dying tomorrow. pretty cool. >> jesse: refugees for republicans i have been saying that for years. how many times have i said that download the free and i elm in a size free fox bet super 6 app. and play the election contest for a chance to win $25,000. you can buy a lot of hula hoops. pick and win. download and pay for free. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," i do my midterm predictions. and if i'm wrong, just delete the dvr. like it never happened. >> greg: just like the marathon. >> jessica: that was really crappy of you, greg. as you know the new york city marathon took yesterday. what you probably didn't know

the hulk was in attendance. you were mean about a little kid. >> greg: know wasn't. will. >> jessica: yes, you were. sharon who won in the women's division. both of whom are from kenya. incredible performances you, just a fun day. >> jesse: every year they win. >> jessica: kenyans? >> judge jeanine: every year. you are right. now it's my turn. sometimes justice serves itself. take a look at this video from washington state. this brazen thief thought he was getting away with over $18,000 worth of handbags from louis vitton. instead he ran directly into a plate glass window and knocked himself out while trying to make off with the goods. the 17-year-old suspect is part of a retail crime gang known in washington. he thought he was getting away with it, the police didn't even have to rush to get him. he was unconscious.

now, that's what i call law and order. right, greg? >> jesse: i could watch that every day. >> greg: more glass doors to fight crime. defund glass doors. >> judge jeanine: don't forget at the vote it tonight -- it tomorrow. >> jessica: and tonight. >> judge jeanine: whenever you can. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret, did you vote yet? >> bret: i have not voted, judge. how about you? >> judge jeanine: i didn't hear did you ask me if i did? tomorrow. tuesday. >> bret: we will see you. good evening. i'm bret baier, we are coming to you live tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. this is the final day of campaigning in what has been a long and intense midterm election season. the economy has emerged as the top issue with skyrocketing inflation, soaring interest rates. democrats have largely sought to object secure that issue with abortion politics talking about at the beginning and concerns about a threat to democrac