seeing you. hope you have a wonderful holiday if i don't talk to you before thanksgiving. thank you, sir. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: a quick reminder. we had a huge run up in stocks. the dow up 1,200 points. optimism that inflation is bad but not as bad. they take anything that they can get. they took that and ran with it. ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, dana perino, jesse watters. "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden says the voters be damned. despite democrats being on the verge of losing in the house and a whopping 75% saying the country is headed in the wrong direction, the big guy says he

won't be changing anything unless it is his parents. >> what in the next two years do you intend to do differently to change people's opinion of the direction of a country, particularly as you contemplate a run for president in 2024? >> nothing because they are just finding out what we are doing. the more they know about what we are doing, the more support there is. >> greg: okay. biden's vow to stick to his guns post-midterms is getting called out by his pals in the media. >> when he was asked, would you change anything, he said no. now you have 75% of the country saying we are headed in the wrong direction. he said he just wouldn't do anything different because, of course, our achievements take a long time to be recognized. that is insulting people. and i don't think that was a good answer from the president. >> greg: and after relentlessly attacking republicans as the greatest threat to democracy, biden now says he is open to working with

them. funny. >> look, i also think the american people sent a message that they want us to work together. i have always done that. i know i got criticized for it when i ran. regardless of what the final tally shows, i am willing to work with republicans, but the american people made it clear. they expect republicans to work with me, as well. >> greg: day now, dana, dana, this drives me nuts because i always go back to that debate between him and no matter what he called a racist, she called him a racist comment afterwards, it is just a debate, we are going to work together. >> dana: and work together. >> greg: also, the biggest start to society, civilization, democracy, but maybe we can work together afterwards. >> dana: people have longer his memories nowadays, might be all the supplements and nutrition that have improved. i feel biden seems to think the democrats had a better night than expected because of him, not in spite of him.

and whether he likes to think about this or not, washington is changed, as of this moment, because we know that the house majority is going to change, possibly the senate, and so that does -- it has an effect of focusing a mind. the other thing it does is it makes the media have to follow divided government. and when the bush administration, when we lost the majority in the 2006 midterm, almost immediately all of the attention went to the hill, and they drove all of the news because it was an adversarial thing. or it was different, there was a contrast. we will see what the media does with it, tune in here to find out other things, but i do believe he will try to continue to do things that are illegal. and we are going to talk a little bit later, but he knows that the student loan forgiveness is illegal, but they did it anyway, but now they will have to figure out a way to deal with it, so i do not know how he plans to say, okay, i am going to do this thing that you say that you hate that you have to work with me on it -- how do you work with someone when you know it is illegal?

there is no compromise there. >> greg: exactly. judge, he says he is not going to change, is that arrogant or just clueless? >> jeanine: it is arrogant, tone-deaf, clueless, stupid, i don't know what else, i can get my thesaurus out for that one. this man is so delusional, he really thinks they did a great job. and you know what, to a certain extent, you have to, you know, everyone was predicting a red wave, when we really have to ask, who were the pollsters who predicted the red wave? why is data collection different? why are they telling us things that are not actually happening? >> greg: it was pretty close. >> jessica: overall, the state of polling was exceptionally accurate. >> jeanine: well, who came -- >> jessica: there were outlier polls. >> greg: jesse. >> jessica: not just jesse. >> jesse: overweighted republican, but if you look at the generic congressional ba ballot, they had republicans

plus 2.5%, and it ended up being republicans plus 6%. republicans are winning 52-46. that is a six-point margin. no one had that. they are winning by more than 6 million votes. nationally. so that is a red wave, actually, but because of the way it is gerrymandered, you are not going to get a lot of toss ups in the seats that are up for grabs. >> jessica: can i finish? >> greg: the red wave went in the wrong spot, like in the basement. >> jeanine: the truth is the democrats, so many of them are in districts where biden one met by double digits, that they didn't have to worry about a lot of this, and in the end, i mean, what you have got is a president now who is really a force within his party saying "i'm going to run again." "i did really well." no matter how delusional he is, people are going to say, maybe you should run again, but i doubt the democrat party is looking to promote him. he is 82 years old if he runs in 2024, and with the decline we have seen in the past two years,

i can't imagine what it will be like in two more. >> greg: jessica, let's talk about abortion. [laughter] hasn't biden always kind of been about low expectations? right? it's like -- >> jessica: he is an understated guy. >> greg: i am saying it as a bad thing. >> jessica: i get what you are saying but i am turning it into a good thing. that is what we do. he has been consistently underestimated, from the primary, into winning the general election, and now, the democrats did perform above expectations by everybody. everyone sitting at the stable had a different idea of what was going to happen. >> greg: i was saying everything he does, he was okay with afghanistan pull out, he was okay with millions of covid dead come okay with fentanyl pulling through our borders. it always could be worse for joe biden, and that is why he does not mind. >> jessica: i really don't agree with you. i don't think there is any part of joe biden that thinks we lost 13 service members, that he thinks that is okay, or we have

one overdose death -- >> greg: i don't know the numbers. >> jessica: okay. and he says "i'm happy to work with republicans," that is consistent. he got infrastructure done with them and he got gun reform done with them. when he talks about republicans that you can work with, he is talking but a lot of people who lost their elections, and there are tons of interesting things coming out of the exit polls but one of the things that particularly struck me was amongst people who "somewhat disapprove" of joe to pride in, the independents, the moderates, mainstream republicans, but they could not go for the maga candidates, they could not go for the trump endorsements, which is wide donald trump has a 36% success rate and is fuming at home and blaming melania trump to for picking dr. oz, and if you look at what a lot of trump supporters are staying today, winston sears in virginia saying it is time to move on from this, somebody who has become poisonous for the republican brand. you can call it trump derangement syndrome or whatever you want, but his association

and his growing visibility in the last ten days of this campaign, i believe, stripped republicans of very winnable seats. there were vulnerable democrats who were able to pull it out because donald trump became a force in this election again. >> greg: that democrats won, too. let's be clear. >> jessica: what is a bad democrat to you? >> greg: you have a person who won who could barely speak. >> jessica: first of all, that is not true, and if you listen to his acceptance speech on tuesday night, you saw someone who i thought was even markedly improved from what was going on at the debate there. and yes, early voting went on long before that, but people recover from strokes. his mind isn't -- i'm talking to more than you. we have 3.5 million people also watching. >> greg: more than that, actually. it was about 5 million yesterday. >> jessica: it's election season. all the ratings. the ratings are fantastic. john fetterman is somebody who people in pennsylvania felt that

they knew, over 60% said dr. oz didn't know the commonwealth well enough to represent it. he is someone whose values have been known, and that is what president obama emphasized when he campaigned for him, yeah, he does not sound like he used to do, but you know who john fetterman is. >> jesse: you know who he is -- >> jessica: he lives in -- >> jesse: he does not pay his taxes. that is who he is, john fetterman. >> jessica: don't -- >> jesse: enough your msnbc wanted to run for president. >> jessica: one person on msnbc -- >> jesse: is it? out to check -- >> jessica: got to check the rundown? >> jesse: joe biden is a responsibility denier. he has programmed not to take accountability for anything. he would get up there i literally like the country on fire and say "you know what, people put me in office to burn stuff." "they trust me with matches" vehicle the other side wants to put out the fire and make it worse, the fire will be out next year in america is going to like this country well done." that is the kind of guy we're dealing with here. he is going to have to deal with change with republicans whether he likes it or not the article

nancy was a shopaholic. they spent $20 trillion in three years and wonder why we have record inflation? republicans are going to keep the purse tight, not like nance, and not let him spend like a drunken sailor, so he should kind of lighten mccarthy with the gavel. deal with the border because republican's are going to impeach mayorkas if he does not do anything differently than he is doing right now. that will also help joe biden. he should be happy mccarthy is in there. >> greg: everybody should be happy. a balanced government is good. you can't always get what you want. who said that? air supply. [laughter] anyway. all right, we get to move on. up next, get ready for more insane liberal policies, jessica. the squad just got even bigger. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> dana: democrats far left headache just got a little worse, not only did every member of aoc's squad easily cruised to victory but the progress of actually more lawmakers to the roster, and with the squad's new power, aoc is showing no signs of backing away from controversial positions that have actually hurt democrats at the ballot box, like anti-police rhetoric. >> subway crime is out, but let's also note that subway crime is up after they committed so many more officers to the subway system, so that also tells us from a policy perspective adding more cops to the subway is not solving this problem, so there are other things i can solve the problem.

>> dana: but contrast that with what nyc's mayor jeff said, he thinks democrat are the party of law and order. >> it is unfortunate that democrats have a good crime story they didn't tell you. if you look at the republican states, you will see the homicide rates are extremely high. democrats have allowed the republicans to pin the defined movement on them when that is not the position of the majority of democrats and the real defunders were republicans. >> dana: greg, that is a lot of spin. >> greg: it is sad because i root for the guy but it is not about blaming this city versus blaming the states about selling the problem, both are related. it is the crime rates of the cities that are leading to these states having, for example, republican-run state has a rhetorical liberal cities with high crime rates, that is what -- we could argue about that but that does not do anything. that does not let you off the hook. look, aoc says crime went up once the police presence went

up. that is either the product of a dishonest mind, or a mentally disabled one. because the police are a response to the crime. of the crime was their first. how can you live about that? does she think the police actually show up? they put up the yellow crime tape, and then they go, "this is where you commit the crime, everybody, get in here." do you think the chalk outlines are drawn before the body is placed in there? you freaking moron. this shows you -- by the way, we are so nice with our nicknames. joe biden basically denigrates republicans left and right with stupid names, and we call them "the squad," i mean, how fun is that? there is eight more in the squad, how fun. we should call them what they are. they are stupid radicals. they are stupid, punitive radicals who have absolutely no solutions other than punishing people. they are like many. they win in certain instances because nobody votes there for

anybody -- there is no republican presence. >> j>> let's call them the tyra. >> greg: let's call them the tyrants! >> jeanine: leftists. their leftists -- >> greg: that is too nice. >> jeanine: okay. who's next? >> dana: okay. >> jeanine: the way they are talking, why are we taking any information, i have said this before, about law enforcement policy or what it takes to fight crime. why are we giving them even a pedestal or an agenda? everything they are doing is destroying the rights of crime victims in this country, and promoting criminals like letting them out of jail, and you know what, mr. mayor, did you say he is a nice guy, you like him? i don't like him because he came in as a police captain -- >> greg: i said i wanted to. >> jeanine: well, i don't want to like him because he has proved he can't be, even as a former cop, someone who knows how to fight crime, because he will not fight the politics, the

politics, the ideology of the left, which is you cannot have cashless fail. as for her, she is so stupid it is stunning. more cops because more violence on the trains and subways. did it ever occur to her there might be more crime, but for the fact that there were more police there? and the way she thinks, it is like so screwed up. one has nothing to do with the other of your grade is like saying everyone who is a drug addict started with milk. >> jesse: the gateway drug. >> greg: i think it is. >> jeanine: the truth is they don't know what they are talking about, and americans are suffering because of that. within hours of claiming crime is down, she gets elected and there are now ten squad members in congress. >> dana: jesse, she said this in another interview with "the new york times," she said the over reliance and on leaning into republican narratives on crime and safety hurt democrats in the state of new york.

so come along the lines of what kathy hochul said, which is why are you so worried, why are you hyperventilating, crime is not a big deal? >> jesse: they keep talking about the narrative, she keeps talking about the narrative, we have a good story to tell, says adams. we don't want to hear stories, despite the crime. >> greg: the on state versus city. >> when it is not about talking points anymore, you have to solve the problem. she also says this, i don't know whether she thinks the cops because crimes are they don't reduce crime, i cannot figure that out. she says, so there are other things that can solve the problem and then she just stops talking. she doesn't have any solutions. i would love to hear what they are but she does not have any. >> dana: that is the first time she has talked about subway crime, anyway. how do you think joe biden is going to deal with, or maybe hakeem jeffries, he is the new minority leader of the house, how is he going to deal with the increase and emboldened, very vocal squad tyrant? >> greg: tyrant. >> jessica: i think

hakeem jeffries, when he becomes speaker, is going to do very well with the squad. >> dana: agree with them? >> jessica: no, he doesn't. he is a moderate democrat, but a lot of times, there is confusion over the label "progressive." when you look at the progressive caucus, it has over 100 members and there are some people in there who are as left-wing as aoc, or even ro khanna, who is not part of the squad but certainly very left-wing. up into people who actually have quite moderate beliefs but are part of this caucus to make sure they are part of the climate change get done, right, and to talk about more about left leaning issues that mattero them. we will see how all of that is managed. but the point that talking about crime hurt democrats is so utterly off-base, lee zeldin obviously did not win his race,r republicans across the finish line, and we have not finished the tallies on all of this, but we are going to lose a few seats because of what happened from

the governors race down, and ignoring issues that people feel all the time -- that does not mean it will be the most important issue, but not acknowledging real fear is a dangerous way to the politician and if you look at what is going on in l.a. mayor's race with rick caruso and karen bass, that is because of crime and feeling it is being ignored, crime and homelessness, frankly. >> jesse: did they get invited into the squad by the squad? or do we just say -- >> jessica: i did not want to say that but you said -- >> jesse: who put them in the squad? >> greg: that is what we do. >> dana: the tyrants. >> jesse: the tyrants. >> jeanine: but the squad -- >> greg: from sized tyrants. >> jeanine: the squad picked or promoted them. >> jessica: they are, too far left for the establishment party, but they are going to be up there with aoc at every press conference and rashida tlaib and -- >> jesse: that she called herself "squad," or did we make that name up? [laughter] >> dana: in the commercial

break, we'll have johnny check out the origins of squad tyrant. getting bailed out by biden about to go on a huge spending spree of their own. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: all right, americans with a student loan bailout are about to live large off your dime. while millions grapple with the highest inflation in 40 years and other economic problems, borrowers who are about to get there that canceled have some big plans for that extra cash. >> recipients of president biden student debt forgiveness plan can see their monthly payment drop up to $300 in the coming weeks but get this, 73% say they actually plan to spend that extra cash on travel and dining

out. >> jeanine: travel and dining out. that sounds pretty nice. but wait, wasn't this supposed to help struggling americans? >> all this means people can start finally crawl out from under that mountain of debt. get on top of their rent and utilities. to finally think about buying a home or starting a family or starting a business. and by the way, when this happens, the whole economy is better off. >> jeanine: all right, dana, should taxpayers be funding vacations and freed up loans for people who are reneging on their own contracts? >> dana: basically, what those reporters did was expose what we all knew to probably be true but now they have just gone ahead and said it out loud. basically, they are going to make working people, who actually are struggling, pay for the contract that somebody else made, because they went to college and got some degree that they can't make ends meet, and

then you have working people -- let's say you least in f-150 because your business required it, maybe you are a plumber. you didn't go to college. who is helping you with your f-150? give them an extra $300, too, so they can go out and eat. of the other thing is, remember on the covid funds when everything went out, or let's go to another one, the eviction moratorium? remember the stories we did about the landlords were sitting there going, wait, this person, they could pay, my renter could pay, but they won't because they have this blanket protection from the federal government. where where they? they were on vacations, they were having a great time, and these landlords, people who worked really hard, and these are not rich people able to get paid, this is the same thing happening once again. on the covid fund comparison, they didn't do any check to make sure, okay, does this person really need the money? no, there was no checks on it at all, and that is what they are doing here? they are sending out their command as i said in the a

block, they know it is illegal. >> jeanine: the truth is there is no needs test, and there are some who paid the loan during the pandemic, and that in itself means that they can afford to pay the loan, doesn't it? >> greg: it does. and by the way, you have to be an idiot after this to ever assume a bank would give out a loan or anybody get a loan because no one is ever going to pay again. this is the most undeserved handout as we left our guns and ammo with the taliban. i don't know what i would do if i ran into somebody at a resort, and they were telling me, this is what they were doing. they would probably not be seen again. i don't know what that means. that means we would probably run off together. to the woods. and i would return alone. you know, look, i can say these things because it is our money, if it is our money, we can judge them, right? if they took it, that means i can say whatever i want because it is pure fact. if i would say if you are taking

the money, go to the gym. get a gym membership. at least do something to make yourself look better because you are a thief. >> jeanine: all right, let's talk about the fact, jesse, 27% say they would spend the extra money on gambling, 28% said they would spend the extra money on drugs. should we be paying for that? >> dana: i'm for that. >> jesse: if i am paying for someone's drugs, casino, vacation, fine dining, i want credit. >> greg: yes! >> jesse: but biden pays it, he gets the credit? this is my money. if i comp someone's dinner, why does biden get the vote for that? i want that credit. also, these people were supposed to be crushed under mountains of debt. >> dana: yep. >> jesse: and all of a sudden the minute they get a little release they are going to aruba to eat sushi? come on, judge! this does not make any sense to me. >> jeanine: it does not make any sense to me, either. >> jesse: these people are that irresponsible with money that they first took out a loan they were never going to pay off, once you give them more

money, they spend it on gambling and drugs? this is incentivized. business new welfare queen. remember back in the '80s it was that little, you know, you're driving the cadillac after taking this welfare. now, the new welfare queen is a 30-year-old white chick with a grad degree who is in cancun taking sophie saying #thank youjoe biden. >> jeanine: we do not have a lot of time, who is more likely to spend money on nonessentials, old men or women? >> jesse: women. >> greg: men. >> jeanine: men. >> greg: i read it. >> jesse: well, i am a man, and i don't believe. >> jeanine: jessica, should this be taxed at the state level? because some states are saying, you know, we're going to tax that money. the feds are not going to tax if at time of the states, california is out there saying we are not going to tax it. >> jessica: that's interesting. i didn't know that was part of this conversation. i will think on that aspect of it further.

>> jeanine: it's in the package. >> greg: none of us read the package. >> jessica: it is her block, she definitely had to. >> jeanine: oh, thanks, jessica. >> jessica: when you look at the survey, they had no visualization of the essential versus nonessential in terms of one spender or one person who got their loans repaid, so you do not know if it was someone who spent $100 on groceries and $5 on gambling, and there are a lot of essential things that people are spending on, so 75% are spending on groceries, everyone agrees you have to eat. 66% on rent or your mortgage. 69% getting rid of credit card debt. >> jeanine: where did you get these numbers? that is not in the package. >> jessica: i went deep for my package. >> greg: i don't want to pay off their credit card debt. that is not my problem. >> jesse: pay off their drugs. >> jessica: there are people who are never going to feel like this is their problem, and i understand that. it out of this conversation leading up to it, we were

discussing, this is what a lot of people who weren't in the highest level of financial turmoil, that this was going to miss out on people who maybe not even gone to college because they went right to work or is that i am not going to have that kind of opportunity, i am going to go work with my hands or to train and become a plumber. people are going to feel that way. and i totally get it. but it doesn't mean that everybody is a 30-year-old kid -- >> greg: this is what happens when government takes your mo money. >> jeanine: there is no needs test here. >> jesse: free airfare for me. >> jeanine: that's the problem. ahead, is president biden going after his political enemies? what he just said about elon musk that is raising on alarms. ♪ ♪ moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence

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>> jessica: president biden upping the ante in his battle against elon musk, after trashing the billionaires twitter purchase and saying he got an outfit that excused lies, choosing his words carefully while suggesting his demonstration could look into musk's foreign ties. >> elon musk's... cooperation and/or... technical relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at. >> jessica: so, greg -- >> greg: yes? what was wrong with him? i don't know. he is dying. how long did it take him to say six words? >> jessica: he was choosing his words carefully. >> greg: he wasn't -- joe biden is saying you should look into somebody else's foreign ties? can you say ukraine?

can you say china? are you out of your mind? he has no concept of what people do in this world to make the world better. he has demonized individuals who do their jobs. he is stealing from american workers to give to people who will not pay off their loans, he has crapped on so many people because they don't vote for him, he is going after someone expanding the freedom of speech, he is always on the wrong side of everything, but hey, at least he is a nice guy. >> jeanine: has a liar. >> greg: but he has such a nice guy, judge. >> jeanine: no -- >> greg: he's a nice guy. >> jeanine: is not a nice guy. >> greg: i am being sarcastic. >> jessica: so the reason he is saying this is because there is a saudi prince and his investment firm, the two biggest stakeholder in twitter, we know there was a saudi spy that was working with twitter, spying on dissidents. we also know the saudis are responsible for killing jamal khashoggi. do you think that is insane? >> jeanine: what about the chinese? they are trying to take over -- >> jessica: tiktok is a complete danger to all of us.

>> jeanine: you have swalwell, feinstein, the chinese infiltrating. i don't think sena senator dianne feinstein being investigated. what about this? you want to answer this? yeah, i think the whole thing is rich, it is just a totally rich hypocrisy that can only happen with this president, who hates anybody who is not a democrat, and he has lied to the american people, saying nothing about his son's business dealings, tony bobulinski is the only guy who came out, the fbi wanted to interview anyone else coming on to talk about fraud, you want to talk about other governments, they went through europe with a garbage bag and a vacuum cleaner sucking up the money. from all these people who have no interest in america and being free. elon musk buys twitter and people are now what worried, oh, my god, the first amendment, they are not going to have any lockdown on the first amendment. i have no problem with this. >> jessica: okay.

dana, the impersonating problem that is happening on twitter now, we were talking earlier about this, eli lilly tweet that was up the arts before it happens to lebron james. i don't actually understand what is going on the blue check mark then, but obviously it needs some fine tuning, and i am sure they are working on it over at twitter because they have got to get a handle on it and they have got to figure out a way to make sure advertisers stay, et cetera. how are they going to keep it going? give them a minute. the owner for seven days or something like that, i think eggs need to settle down, but i think he is they want to do that. i would point out that joe biden seems to have something against elon musk going way back. do you guys remember at the beginning of the administration when they invited all of the electric vehicle manufacturers to the white house but they would not invite him. they sent a letter. some speculated because he does not allow for unionization at his plants, and so elon musk has been in the crosshairs of joe biden for a long time, and now he is a convenient foil. the best thing for joe biden is to have somebody to be fighting against, to be pushing against, and a lot of people have been

going along with that. i don't know how this ends, in terms of the blue check mark or twitter or anything. i like it for a lot of reasons, i am excited about more people being able to be on, sharing their ideas, but i really don't know how they figure out this blue check mark thing. >> jessica: especially with, what is it, 3700 less employees? what do you have to say? >> jesse: there is a saudi spy working for twitter. what about the chinese spy that was working for hunter? >> jessica: oh, we are playing the what about game? what about donald trump? >> jesse: that does not make any sense. [laughter] the perfect example of a democrat. a perfect example. what about donald trump? ... you weren't prepared. >> jessica: i was plenty prepared. she filibustered and she filibustered. >> jesse: i will tell you about this. this was a set up by

michael bloomberg. a bloomberg reporter, remember, michael bloomberg is a billionaire, democrat donor, so a billionaire, got a guy to ask a democrat president, do we think this other right-leaning billionaire is a national security thread? and a democrat president said yeah, let's investigate him. that was a set up, and it st stinks. that was little michael bloomberg right there, that was a direct hit. >> jessica: don't little -- >> jesse: he is little. >> jeanine: little to you, especially. >> jessica: i am very tall, that is true. up next, mike kamala's husband trying to rally a presidential n if biden backs out. ♪ ♪ this week is your chance to try any subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free!

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around harris should biden not run. there are other ideas on who should succeed joe biden. >> this is a guy you know who he is, you know what he is getting and that ultimately matters in politics. >> fetterman at some point as a nominee for president, i know there are some variables, obviously, but, you know, it -- what he did in the super red, deep red parts of pennsylvania and the way he ran ahead of biden, as you were saying, redhead of trump, it makes you wonder about his future. >> jesse: sometimes, in cable, data, you just say things. >> dana: i was going to say -- [laughter] get a little reaction. to be on one of those moments -- >> dana: and no consequences. >> greg: there should be. you should be able to say stupid stuff like that. i say at least six stupid things a day -- >> jesse: this segment. >> dana: just put it out there. >> jesse: provocative, greg. >> dana: for the stories are on doug emhoff trying to rally

the troops behind kamala harris, they reportedly met with rolling eyes in the white house because, first of all, i would never want my husband to do that for me. if you are not -- if people are not growling at around you, you cannot have your husband -- we have never had a second gentleman before, but i assume if the people in the west wing aren't taking her seriously, how seriously are they taking him? >> jesse: you know couples where the husband really encourages the wife's career and it is not really take off. >> greg: second gentleman sounds like the title of, like, a cinemax -- remember cinemax, those late-night six? may be a romance cover with far beyond the cover. >> dana: stacey abrams might want to work on it. >> greg: i am more interested in how fetterman has ruined the look of the hoodie for me. i used to like to wear a hoodie but when you start wearing it in inappropriate places, it kind of

stained its beauty so that is when i'm not voting for him for president. thank you. >> jesse: do you want to take on, judge, fetterman for president line, or do you want to talk about the dude, the second dude? >> jeanine: i want to talk about kamala. how could he push her? she has the lowest approval ratings, did not even make it to the iowa caucuses, the woman has been giggling like she has been laughing the whole two years so far. she hasn't said anything smart. and she just giggles. every picture, i mean, it is so disappointing for women. emhoff, i don't know who he is, i don't care who he is about i don't think she is going anywhere. let's talk about fetterman, the guy cannot get out of his own way but it works for a democrat. if you're not a quality candidate on the republican side you, you do not get elected, but if you are an idiot who hides either in a trojan horse like joe biden or fetterman or, what's her name, katie hobbs, you get elected. >> jesse: the best fetterman line, while the rhythm of to support fracking?

he is like, yes. you used to not support fracking. he was like, i support fracking. great candidate, right. >> jessica: yeah come in a lot of ways, he was. if you watch the primary play out, i was supportive of conor lamb, i thought he was the better choice for it, but -- >> jesse: what do you know? l.a.m.b. would have gotten crushed. fetterman, that is the guy you want. >> jeanine: i want to hear from a democrat woman, what you think of kamala, is she presidential material? >> jessica: she has vice presidential material. listen, i have been very open ms, kamala harris was not my choice in the primary, he was not the choice and a lot of people, go and vote, why she dropped out from a lot of people were huge hillary clinton supporters, and it was a big issue that did not feel she was worthy of that mantle, that she was as strong a candidate as hillary clinton was, but what i will say, everyone always talks about her, what does she do? she doesn't get anything does come she is in charge of the

border, root causes, you know what issue she was in charge of? abortion. she was the one who is out front in the administration, talking about the threat to women, especially -- >> greg: what a stretch. >> jesse: you get all the credit, kamala. >> jessica: people talk about joe biden's legacy, they talk about same-sex marriage and he was in charge of that. >> jesse: the crimes he has committed overseas. >> jessica: you do, but normal people talk about -- >> jesse: what does the second gentleman do all day? >> jessica: the same thing when a lady does the job -- he pees standing up, that is different. >> jesse: he doesn't have other things going on? >> jessica: what do you mean? >> jesse: i just want to know what he does all day. >> greg: this is for "prime time." >> jesse: we are going to look into that. >> greg: second gentleman, what does that really mean? >> jesse: not even joking. >> greg: i know you are. >> jesse: "one more thing" is

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