at these folks? >> it's possible, generally not likely. the first issue is going to be where is this case going to be? they brought this in the bahamas, so is this the nexus -- of where that's going to be? >> we will see again real soon. that will do it for me. thank you for watching. see you monday on the fox business network. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along with joe jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, greg gutfeld, and -- this is "the five." ♪ ♪ hope you are ready for more out of control radical policies. democrats barely kept control the senate with the win in nevada and now they think they need a mandate to shove their outrageous progressive policies down our throats.

>> this victory belongs to joe biden and the democrats who fought for working people. the things we did were important and popular. >> joe biden -- support and agenda were the things we needed in this country, and that's what people voted for. >> i predicted young people would vote for us. why? we focused on climate, which -- really care about. >> no question that this would be the most progressive democratic caucus in decades. >> but do we not realize that democrats are still expected to lose the house? maybe the liberal cheerleaders need to listen to the guy they are praising. >> president biden: i think we will get close to the house -- but very close. >> even the mainstream media thinks it would've been worse if biden had emerged -- on the campaign trail. >> it is such a good night for him. however, it seems that when you look at exit polls, democrats prevail in spite of him, not

necessarily -- 49% of voters said they somewhat disagree with him, voted for democrats, 45%. he has set off on the campaign trail, wasn't making the big campaign pushes, front and center. >> do democrats have a mandate? what is it? >> to continue governing. something of historic proportions. this was an incredibly good night for democrats that were then expected to turn around and say "we are so terrible." the american people didn't say that. they said republicans, especially ones who denied the outcome of the election, or are aligned with donald trump that you are so terrible. it's a look like at the clear politics progr projections. the g.o.p. was supposed to be sitting on 54 seats right now.

49, and we have a good chance of taking georgia as well. people got this wildly wrong. i think it is unfair for anyone to think -- for people who would defiant historical expectations should then turn around and bow down to a party that managed to bungle something like this. i understand kevin mccarthy will be challenged for the leadership. i don't know if anyone else can get over the 50% there, but there is no way mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy manage this well. there were people talking about patty murray was in her seat. it is ridiculous. >> do iou money? how much? >> you owe me $100 and geraldo $1,000 paid >> there you go. i'm not sure if i will pay him, but there is $100 for you. >> that's fancy. >> let's get over paid >> victory! >> stop. [laughter]

>> do think the democrats are saying "we are the most progressive?" country didn't move for a more progressive democratic party. >> they are taking this as a mandate. the way jessica sees it is the way democrats see it, that it is a mandate. this will be the most progressive next two years that we have ever seen. that is great for 2024. what's crazy is that you have one of the most unpopular presidents in the history. you've got incredible problems with inflation, with the economy, with afghanistan. everything about what we've been through in the last two years has been a nightmare. i will tell you what won the selection for the democrats. young people came out and voted. they got paid, they got their student loans paid back. it was a buyout! the other thing is abortion. it was all about abortion. joe biden didn't do abortion. abortion just fell out of this

for whatever reason. it was in may or june of this year, and that was it. that's all the democrats needed. they will beat their chest and "it's because we are so great. joe biden, what a leader," and that's all i have to say. >> due member in 2018 -- >> i don't remember anything. >> donald trump for republican party added seats in the u.s. senate and lost about 40 in the house. they did better than those midterms than biden did in these. >> you could argue and it's a clear argument that republican's are better off now that they have a house, so is that a mandate? i don't know, but -- what judge is saying is correct. the historic moments wasn't the selection. it was roe v. wade being overturned. it's kind of interesting that the dams are still going to lose

the house. it should have been worse, but it wasn't. that's because the supreme court expended the political capital that was built for decades to overturn roe v. wade. that was baked into the cake. the hill at the right chose to die on was roe v. wade, and this might have been the right time to do it because they've still got the house. we don't know, but this is an achievement. what is the point of building political power if you don't spend it? that is what made this so close. if you are a constitutionalist and a pro-lifer, you should be very happy and stepping back after the selection and going "that didn't go as good as i wanted, but roe v. wade overturn and --" willing to die on the hill, because that's made of millions of unborn children, so i should be willing to fight for that long-term, short-term, decades. if you are just looking too

close at the trees, you are not seeing the forest. jessica is right. he said it last week. this is about abortion. everybody takes it seriously, including the people that took four decades to get to this point. there may be consequences for the republican party ongoing, but the thing is, there's going to be part of republicans that say "so what?" this is when you have to expend that capital, so what is the point of being a political party? >> that was a very good analysis. i had not thought about that that way. so joe biden doesn't campaign for anybody. what does that tell you about his political capital? >> think they just had a good strategy in 2020, used covid as an excuse in that campaign. he did not bother him when he was campaigning in delaware and maryland and new york. i think pro-life people vote t

too. they're going to be an increasing number of the state referendums that happen. look at the governor of ohio. there are some strict abortion restrictions in ohio. he won, and soda -- sorry, not rick scott -- >> ron desantis. in florida, won big time as a governor in florida. georgia, brian kemp. the abortion issue was more complicated for republicans in the new england states in particular, and also new michigan. >> wisconsin. >> wisconsin. there was a general -- in michigan, for example, they had the university of michigan was students lined up, up and down the block, which -- a referendum like that could drive people to the polls. jim messina, a democratic guy for obama, was on her show at newsroom and said "if i have anything to do with it, i will make sure that the referendums are on the leo states in 2024." when it comes to the senate,

there's 33 seats up, and 24 the democrats will be on the def defense. we will have to consider that going forward. i will also say, the republicans might be disappointed, but they did win good things. they kept governors races that were important to them. they increased with latinos, asian americans, black americans. you will not win all those groups all at once, but they found a foothold and continue to gain there. i think they will do that, and i also think there is not going to be a mandate for either side. i think there will be gridlock. >> i love gridlock. i love it. >> except for on -- >> exactly. >> the irony. president biden blowing his chance to stand up to china. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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meeting which i was president since -- took out his name because i can pronounce it -- [laughter] -- president biden's chance of asserting on china's policy going out the window. throughout the three hour meeting, biden leaving out two convenient issues: fentanyl flowing into the u.s. from china, and where covid came from. instead, biden putting climate change front and center. >> president biden: the world expects china and the united states to play key roles in these global challenges, from climate changes to food insecurity, and for us to be will to work together. >> food insecurity. while biden is rubbing elbows overseas, here is why he should be pressing china on fentanyl. this weekend, cops busted a new york city man with 20,000 hills. hours later, he was released without bail, probably went on to do volunteer work. who knows where he went?

so what do you think, did joe blow it? >> in my opinion yesterday, he did. the history books might go "that was smart, because he's trying to calm things down, make sure they don't have any miscommunications and end up in a war or something like that and then say "its sober minded." i remember in 2020 when he left for election, and said he would hold china more accountable than trump would, in that it was all of these attack ads. biden has not seen xi since he became president. i know there is -- the issue that killed millions of americans, lost a generation of kids, cost them their education, their futures, their jobs, their livelihoods, and that's not the first thing you say that your press conference to america? after the meeting -- i hope it

came up, because china unleashed a global pandemic on the world, and nobody has seen him for two years. i think that today, that was a disappointment. >> and then you add to the people that are not being killed by covid, being killed by pills. they are young people, a lot of them are healthy -- 120,000 people -- and this could appeal to joe by saying that these could be your voters that may be might care. >> what about his son? his son has a drug addiction, so he should take this more seriously. during the campaign, he said xi was a thumb who ran concentration camps, and will not be afraid to send b-52 bombers. now he's mr. softy with ice cream, "let's talk about climate change." do you remember that talk about whether the russians had dirt on donald trump and that was may be affecting his policies? why don't we ever hear about maybe the fact that the chinese have dirt on joe biden, if that's affecting his policies?

do you remember the pressure donald trump was under to constantly have to confront vladimir putin to his face? hold him accountable for interfering in the election? did you ask him if he inte interfered? and he said "i did it" section - and there was no pressure, except maybe from this show, for the president of the united states to confront xi on these deaths. if you are adding covid and fentanyl, you are adding over million american deaths. to say that a police state, a surveillance state, has no clue who is sending synthetics to north america for making the pills -- come on! they have no idea that this virus came from a lab? first they blame the americans, then the australia, and then this market, burned it, then rebuilt the wet market. the intelligence agencies that joe biden is tasked with finding out whether it sprang from this

lake, they all of a sudden couldn't figure it out. it's like 50/50. these guys know if putin has cancer, know when someone's email is hacked. they could put a missile through a window 50,000 miles away. everybody knows it came from a lab! could you explain the jacket they wear? what is with that jacket? >> which jacket? >> that one he's wearing, what is that? >> every time they get together -- this is one of those painful experiences that any president has to go through. president trump had to too. you had to don the traditional outfit of the country hosting. it's a cultural, diplomatic thing. it's nice to do but it always looks a little awkward. >> i would love to have that. that looks like the perfect lounge rare when you are having a martini. -- loungewear. don't you agree, that's a martini jacket? isn't it obvious that nobody in

power wants to know covid's origins? or else we would. all of the must be culpable. >> and what does that tell you a question mark absolutely! it is gain gang of function, g-a-m-g -- it's because of our complicity. can i keep going? jessica, do you want to go? >> my name was called but i took a pass. [laughter] >> and sorry >> gaining -- >> here is the thing: piers morgan this morning said something very interesting. he said that -- this morning when he was talking about biden, when last summer he met vladimir putin, looked down, and he told him "don't do anything, don't you go invading ukraine." and honestly putin really listen to him -- obviously started

listening to him and then invaded ukraine. by telling xi jinping that we are not in a cold war, clearly not in a cold war, they will be doing the exact opposite of what he says. biden talks about human rights, and china's possible abuse of human rights, but he does not talk about the human rights of americans with the fence and all that's coming over here as well as the covid. biden talked a few months ago about u.s. sanctions on chinese drugmakers, and to the addiction epidemic. i pulled it up today. it's that he was going to disrupt the global supply chain and disrupt networks that -- opioids that reached the united states. they named one guy. they put up a reward offer of $5 billion for the arrest of this guy.

he's never been arrested. they talked about how they would impose sanctions on all of these foreign countries, and the order allows them to target foreign dealmakers directly rather than focusing on hotels. it's nonsense, words, doesn't mean anything. everything he says, he's going to do on an international scale. no one believes him and no one is afraid of him. >> jessica, end section with sheer brilliance. >> no one is ever satisfied with what a world leader does. we don't have enough time to cover every single important topic, and top of the list, it was the aggression surrounding taiwan after nancy pelosi decided to go. there was bipartisan concern and support for her to go there. that was one of the things they had to talk about. it sounds like a conversation on human rights, you talked not only about what goes on within china, but tibet and -- it is an important step forward, and has

been a problem about confronting china about their human rights abuses. and how china is pissed off about the trade sanctions that we have put with semiconductors. that is a huge strike against china, and again, bipartisan support that. another notch in president biden's belt when it comes to getting things done. i think you are right that everybody is running away from this conversation about the origins of covid, and i'm sure it is because many western democracies are involved in this research, and we know that to be true, certainly about ourselves, but to paint this as a picture of complete capitulation, and showing up to say "what is your skin regiments" or something, that is absurd. they were talking about real topics, and i understand why taiwan -- they were unified against putin, talking about who he cannot use a nuclear weapon, as well as about what is going on in north korea, and that is

something that i think is tremendous progress to have out there, is that the u.s. and china are unified on that front. >> it is a three hour conversation, squeezed it in at the end. >> walking out the door and says "no more fence and all." speak of the that figured it out, fentanyl, they will be the nominee. there's 100,000 plus people dying every year. they have to talk about it. obviously jessica doesn't care. >> what? >> was biden's student debt pay out a sham to trick young people into voting for democrats? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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just days after the midterm elections, the program went to a halt. for months, why has dismissed multiple lawsuits, claiming biden had the authority to wipe out up to 20 grand of loans. the federal judge ruled that only congress has the power to do that. one democrat seems to still have hope for the plan. >> i don't have any doubt that the president -- to cancel this student loan debt. president trump did it, president obama did it, president biden has done it now on student loans with -- but we have a court down in texas. if they are going to play politics instead of following the law, they put the program at risk. >> how is this the law? >> didn't just call joe -- [laughter] -- she is such a cultural appropriate her. it's a scam, but the scam works.

you have to give props. it was three steps. step one is promise the bride, step two win, step three negate the republicans when they negate the bride. [laughs] you get the votes, republicans get the blame. another example of how the dems are great at campaigning, not so much at governments, republicans aren't good at campaigning but are competent in governance but you never know because they never get elected. [laughter] so spend all of your efforts campaigning and you will win, but you don't govern! speak of the thing that got to me is that there is this woman called briand a great joy. she used to be bernie's national press secretary. she said "they used the promise of student debt cancellation to induce young voter turnout for it -- label authority. hard to convince me the biden administration did not do this intentionally." >> asked me again why regular

democrats need the bernie sanders side of the party. student loan debt forgiveness was definitely part of the campaign for young people. elizabeth warren, who has campaigning on this forever. i believe bernie sanders -- as well and that it's legal. it was a suspension of this block, part of a larger appeal to young people where they talked about climate change. the point is that there was a wholesome package of policies -- >> -- it was all because of the biden policy. >> this is real, palpable, tangible. you don't have to pay your debt anymore. thank joe biden and those vicious republicans that they want you to pay. who do you think i'm going to vote for? the guy that's giving me money. it was interesting the way

elizabeth warren put it. she said trumpeted it. trump gave them a season off during the pandemic. joe biden was the one that said "i'm going to put in the money for you or make the other americans pay in taxes." was very clear when he said this is one of the largest executive branch overreaches in the history of the united states. there's no question that even pelosi and biden knew that they didn't have the authority. they even said it themselves. this was part of a big plan. we have got women on abortion, thank you god and supreme court. now we've got that young people with the loan, who are in, and they are. >> it's the eviction moratorium. it was a sugar rush where they knew they did not have a label to do it, they knew there would be pushed back, but the left is giving them such a hard time that they did it anyway. they tried to have happy vibes, and then republicans get the enrichment when it doesn't go through, because it's not legal.

speak i'm going to run for president and say that i will cancel everyone's bar tab, and then -- >> i'm going to run for president and say that i will cancel everyone's bar tab, you can go to the website and have your bar tab canceled and then when i get elected say "sorry, you have to pay your own bill." but i'm in the office by then! that book over the weekend, a 600 page turner. >> fast reader. >> you are smart. [laughter] >> at one point, he was telling his advisors after all the free stuff saying "can you come up with free stuff i can promise?" he understands the power of free stuff. it's like obamacare. once you give out free stuff, it's hard to take away. there's something more nefarious going on besides the free goodies. i eavesdrop on a conversation today in a neighborhood with a lot of college students. there was a woman -- i'm not going to describe her too

detailed, but she had tattoos and was not attractive. she was speaking to a younger college student almost as an advisor, a lookout. she was explaining how socialism was the goal, and that -- and this is part of the coursework. this poor 18-year-old indian student was sitting there listening to this older white woman with tattoos and a bad haircut explaining how the democratic party is actually the villain, because they pretend they are on the side of the workers, but they are really n not. capitalism wasn't a goal, capitalism was supposed to be a vehicle to achieve socialism, because we had to go for workers rights, and republicans were more fascists. i'm trying to order salad and i'm listening to this 18-year-old woman here these kinds of theories and think "they are saying this in almost every classroom in college -- >> back up. >> a salad at a deli? what kind of deli? >> a good enough deli that i can

order a salad. >> was of salad bar where you just walk in? >> i get the salad and they mix it be behind the counter. [laughter] >> can i add something? i will leave that is the follow-up. [laughter] >> i thought he was going to do a policy points, but it was about -- >> salad. who does that? it's like a guy sitting on the ground! [laughter] never ordering a salad at the deli. >> jessica, last word. [laughter] >> he's trying to -- [laughter] >> what? >> when the other side, whatever it is, is coming into office, and they make promises, they say things like "i'm going to lower taxes, the corporate tax rate." how is that not a handout for instance? >> it's their money! they are not handing out other people's money! they are keeping what they earn! >> you walked into that jessica.

i was here waving my hands. [laughter] >> i thought you were tossing a salad. [laughter] >> holiday trends, more airline chaos. an incident that sums up the flight attendant to the hospital next.

>> maybe we should call them the not so friendly -- sky. a flight attendant said after the stash the plane was beginning to land, a woman stood up and screamed that the toddler needed to throw up. when flight attendants told her to sit down, that's when things got ugly. >> we are landing.

>> we are going to need someone -- [crosstalk] >> step back. step back. >> in total, three people, including a 3-year-old, were taken to hospitals in chicago for obscene information -- observation. police and the fbi are investigating. [laughter] go ahead, you are first. >> who stands up and says "my baby has to throw up"? if they were sick, you have the bag, you tell them to throw up, be quiet, and sit back. i don't understand this! the fbi will get involved? don't they have political cases? >> she is a domestic terrorist. got a baby, who gives a damn about a baby? here's more about her baby down the government. [laughter] >> they are all just being observed. >> what happened to the flight attendant, do we know?

>> what an easy job observing people. i can do that. call the fbi. i will observe you. >> at a hospital being observed by medical professionals, not just by a police officer. >> i thought that was anticlimactic. do you have any idea of what happens? >> i don't have children, you tell me as a parent. what do you do? >> you get the bag, you stick your kids head in the bag, he yacks, and then you act like nothing happens. >> then you just push his head back. >> i've never had to do that! i think the late it was a little extreme. >> yes. >> i have wonderful experiences with my flight attendants. this morning i was on jetblue. we had a lot of problems. first of all, the wi-fi was broken, she kept on saying it was "in-op," short for inoperable. it took me a bit to figure out.

thing you watched all my concern of your plugs into it to watch movies was broken. i had to watch a liam neeson movie with the subtitles. [laughter] >> you're saying jetblue did not have a signer? [laughter] >> i really would've expected one, but they didn't have it. the flight attendants great at jetblue. >> you know it's weird about jetblue? they have the old school attitude of the '80s aunt 'in terms of politeness. they act like it's a service they are providing you, they are happy, they are pleasant, unlike others who feel like they are doing you a favor. delta? >> how dare you! >> delta all the best. >> are you trying to put them on notice that they really need to form -- >> i had some interesting experiences with alto during covid, so we will just leave it

at that >> again, you are flying -- what flight? >> i don't know where. i made it all up. >> delta -- greg gutfeld in the morning. the new york area. >> i will be there two hours early. lgn! >> i am flying delta tomorrow morning. >> do they have to keep everybody in this one separate in case one of the planes go down? [laughter] everybody from "the five" separate? once it's behind? did you know there is -- >> designated survivor appeared >> there's only a second panel of "the five." it's in between, and they are frozen. [laughter] >> holograms. >> coming up, we are going to talk about broadway sign language interpreter, fired for being white. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> woke insanity is taking center stage. a white sign language interpreter is suing "the lion king "on broadway, claiming he was ousted because of his skin color. the nonprofit theater developing from the microphone, saying that it's no longer appropriate to have white interpreters present black characters for asl broadway shows. sounding off this morning. >> i think they decision they sent in the email was wrong if you insert a different color, race and it is wrong, you are not allowed to fire somebody because of that. they could have -- there could have been 12 other reasons. i'm not trying to push my way into this space that is not my space -- >> do you think it matters? they are basically saying that a white person should not interpret sign language on behalf of black characters.

>> who is the black character? >> the lion king. it's in africa. >> is he playing an animal in the lion king mr. mark >> mustafa, who knows? >> if it was that would make sense, it's obviously a violation if he was passed over because of his skin color, but care because i hate musicals. no, i'm not done. [laughter] i'm certain there's many levels of degradation of hearing, and i understand that musicals are a spectacle. i really don't care, but i'm going to come up with an artificial stance. why would you need to signer out a musical if you can't hear the music? it might be the least necessary job since installing braille menus at a strip club. [laughter] >> jessica, could you explain why someone who might not be able to hear would appreciate watching a broadway show? [laughter] >> i don't really believe what

i'm saying, judge. [laughter] >> good. can we move past that? [laughter] i think this is obviously going overboard, and i think -- he did "shrek" be for. >> played a donkey and shrek! >> that's my point. aren't lion kings with lions? so what's the point? do you see my point? >> it's one of these forced through the trees -- because we all agree that there has been a representation problem in hollywood for a long time, and that women have this problem, and now black and brown people, talking about how trans people should play trans characters, and when you've got a story like this, it lets people just throw their arms up in the air and say that it's all b.s. that is a problem. i guess he is suing. i'm sure -- >> he is. this is a clear-cut case of discrimination. this is nothing that says -- if it were a black person and it

was an all-white show, and someone said that you cannot be a signer. that is automatic racial discrimination. >> he will probably get paid. if you are doing an nba game, do you -- have to be black to be a commentator? if you are in hollywood and your agent is not black and you are, is that going to be a problem? how far do you take this? do all police of a certain neighborhood have to be the same race? >> that helps. after mark >> ... right. >> it does. [laughter] >> no, it really does help. >> it doesn't help me. you go it's not as much as doing the job -- efficiently. >> it's interesting as they told them to back off, thought it would intimidate. >> i'm proud of him. this is what president obama was talking about about three weeks ago when he said that the left has gone all small so far. a lot of this comes from art and literature. dear member this book called

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they sprang into action and all to save pablo. he woke up and that's what we call a fairy tale ending. get it? that's a fairy tale ending when she doesn't get to talk. >> judge jeanine: i'm sorry. >> jessica: i was going to say flash is an incredible movie. >> jesse: it is. "special report" is up next. >> bret: flash is incredible movie. i agree, jessica. you guys keep talking. i will just start. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight we're following three big stories, president biden and chinese leader xi jinping three hour meeting discuss issues during a time increasing tensions during a time of world super powers. a former university of virginia football player kills three current players in a deadly shooting on campus. we will take you there. but, we begin tonight with politics. democrats will controlling t