administration is going to have much luck with this one. even the senate said that there is no pandemic emergency right now. the underpinning just does not exist. has >> sandra: that is news, thank you for joining us, both of you. you can catch me weekdays 1:00 p.m. eastern time for "america reports, keep it here for the fox news channel, because a special edition of "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i am dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and greg gutfeld! this is "the five." >> judge jeanine: i can't hear! >> dana: we are alive again from hollywood, florida, for this year's patriot awards, and another amazing crowd tonight, give yourselves a hand! [cheers and applause]

and we hope everyone is having a lot of fun, we have a great show coming your way starting with some big news about nancy pelosi. the top democrats calling it quits after they took back her gavel after winning back the house. >> we must move boldly into the future, i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. for maybe our new generation to lead the democratic caucus that i so deeply respect. >> dana: nancy pelosi is merely a 20 year grip on the democratic party has finally come to an end. she will stay as a member of congress from the next two years, no word what is beyond that. nancy pelosi stepping aside because there is a new sheriff in town, republicans winning that magical number of 218 house seats with the possibility of the majority with the further race still too close to call, on track to be the next speaker is ready to hold president biden accountable. >> it is one size gavel with the ability to subpoena and hold

this government accountable, secure this border, fight to make us energy independent, give the parents a say in their kids education and actually look with the doj is doing and what the dh s is doing, and what we do on day 1 in this house. >> dana: judge jeanine, nancy pelosi making that decision. kind of interesting she is not leaving congress, just speaking down -- stepping down from the speakership and helping her constituents. >> judge jeanine: it was interesting she talked about the new generation, but i can't imagine nancy pelosi actually staying in congress and not having -- in the house not having the leadership role, i just don't have any information to support that. but you know, we take her at her word purge she will stay there and could keep working, not at a leadership position. but what is going to get to there is when the republicans start the investigations that they promised during the midterms and that is going to make her crazy, because she

wanted the power that she had as speaker of the house. and i think that when they start those investigations, they should recognize that what's really important right now is the things in american people are concerned about and that is the country going in the wrong direction, the cost of food prices and gas prices. but i think there is another piece that has to be looked into, and that is the issue of hunter biden, all of the money that he has collected from around the world, and what joe biden's role may have been in that situation. and i think that that is going to put her over the edge. we will see it. >> dana: a couple of members a press conference earlier, and they talked about the investigations, let's hear a little bit of that. i >> this is an investigation into joe biden, the president of the united states and why he lied about his participation in his family as international business games peer documents show that he was a partner with access to an office to be clear, joe biden is the big dog.

>> we went from it was not his laptop and was russian disinformation two oh, whatever was in there did not affect the president's business dealings even though he was involved in the laptop was real even though it was not just information, that's how far we have come. >> dana: ra, jesse, sure that you will follow that on "prime time" but there were promises made by house republicans when they were running for the congress and they got the majority, they would have the hearings, so here we go. >> jesse: we learned a lot in the last 24 hours, one of the things is harold ford jr. can party! oh, my god! [cheers and applause] >> greg: yes! >> jesse: how many fingers am i holding up, harold? if you are going to a run for president coming you have to get that out of your system. >> harold: you got home after i did. >> jesse: i did. [laughs] so they have witness testimony and bank records and they have the laptop, and it is probably going to show that joe biden

committed conspiracy, wire fraud, there was involvement in international sex trafficking through hunter biden, and possible abuse of power and possible impeachable offenses. he is a threat to national security. he has possibly compromised by america's enemies, because he was looking to sell out american gas, drilling rights, cobalt to the chinese camino, hunter was getting bribed by diamonds, comingling bank accounts, they had shell companies set up everywhere, 50 other countries were involved in this. so at the end of the day, they are going to have to bring in people to testify and you can't keep a lid on this for that much longer, because there is suspicious wire activity coming in from beijing and moscow, very suspicious that they are trying to block access to. so when they throw these subpoenas down, it's going to look like a cover-up, and i am really proud of the republicans for throwing down the gauntlet that hard. now i don't care if it is a red

wave, read trickle, nancy pelosi is gone! [cheers and applause] and very happy about that, and she leaves are really just a vicious legacy from corruption to obamacare to all kinds of shenanigans and reckless spending, and they're going to put a brake on the reckless spending and put it out in front, and the first thing we will see as i want to see him holding it squirm, and see him disclose though royalty is he is taking from big pharma, and then also see this little mini mega donor testify with the senate. and getting to the border security, and again, just slam the brakes on joe biden's ag agenda. >> dana: border security, greg, something that does affect everyone, not just the border states. >> greg: at a minimum we want to return to normalcy, just have a normal border, may be stop

people from stealing so much, that would be kind of nice. maybe men who think they are women should not be in women's sports, these are just small things so that we want to. i'm going to miss nancy pelosi and her unique eyebrows, which seemed plucked from a dying praying mantis. but i don't think you are going to see it go away. i think that you're going to see her go from the gavel to the gavigan. right? are they related? they should be related. and we will come through the female scrooge, right? she would be perfect. i am all for the stuff we have been talking about forever, but i want to talk about something else and bring back the memories of the early "the five." when there is gridlock and budgets, at some of the most boring stuff in the world, but it's important, and government shutdowns, do you remember how every conversation about

government shutdown was the end of the world? do you remember that in one national park closed, we were all going to die? and now the people that are saying that were behind the biggest shutdown of all time, covid. it did not bother them at all. and i went into remember that when the fight comes over funding. funding is boring, but the five will come and when we start cutting funding they will say that to the country will die, granny will die, everything will die, but they proved us wrong just a few years ago, whatever, a few months ago when they shut down the country. there were totally fine with that, still here, so i think that that will be baloney, but i would definitely like to see all of the things that the democrats took from us boring harold, and it's good to see that you are up. [laughter] i smoothed it over with the florida police. i said, i said to it that you've thought a nude beach.

[laughter] >> dana: i guess the judge and i really missed out last night. >> greg: they took law and order, safety security, actual things, they took our money. and so the debate at the most basic level what you want from a republican health congress is just to return some of the stuff taken away. and gridlock is boring, but it is important. >> dana: it can be good. would you like to defend yourself and also talk about nancy pelosi? >> harold: i've no idea what these guys are talking about! before it's natural that you would not remember it! >> harold: so nancy pelosi, i understand that there is a desire, and everyone has a right to want to republicans in charge, but when derek jeter retired from baseball, the red sox clap for him, she was a formidable foe for republicans, she was even formidable for for some democrats, i ran against her to be the minority leader of the congress back in 2002, she

has proven to be an extraordinary leader whether you agree with her or not, the only speaker that won the speakership, lost it, won again, lost it in just 16 years, so i congratulate her. a bridge to where democrats are and probably going, and i congratulate her for opening the doors for a new generation of leadership to be ushered into congress. two, and all of the polling data i saw about why people should go and vote for republicans over democrats this last election, i don't recall any of the top ten being an investigation of hunter biden, an investigation of dr. fauci or some of the things that they are talking about. they have every right to do that and i do hope that we have an equal emphasis if not more of an emphasis on legislating than we do investigating. >> jesse: you don't get to say that after the russia hoax, harold. nobody voted for that investigation. [applause] >> harold: but at some point, the payback on top of payback on top a payback on top of payback has to stop. this is not third grade. >> jesse: you say that you punched me in the mouth, let's

not fight anymore? >> harold: because people expect people in politics to lead, and they want the police practices around the country so we can employ in chicago and new york and los angeles they want to have a hearing on education to help parents are involved and the model wave for them to be involved in the country so we can do it in memphis, birmingham, miami, dallas, if you want to have the hearing on border security and how we should build the wall, put more judges down there, so we can figure out who deserves a salomon who doesn't and for that matter bringing a new workers that can help our country, those are the hearings that i want them to have. if they want to investigate hunter and joe biden -- >> jesse: want to hear whether president biden sold the country out to the chinese! [cheers and applause] >> harold: so ask him, my only point is this, if that's where the focus is of the next two years, there will be a democratic speaker. >> jesse: we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> harold: and spit.

>> greg: you know who was colluding with the russians last night? harold. he had like seven white rus russians. >> harold: mom, all of this is false. they are not a part of my friend circle. >> dana: coming up next, democrats can't run away fast enough after the stunning collapse of their biggest crypto king donor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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reeling over the downfall of their top donor and favorite crypto scammer sam bregman freed, seen here looking like a cross between nancy and slug-o. went to the same barber who cut fill selectors here. the feds are hot on his trail and could extradite him from the bahamas back to the u.s. they probably want to know where $1.7 billion of his customers money went. personally i would start looking to see if the cash wound up in nancy pelosi's freezer along with her ice cream. because sam bankrolled the dems to 40 million bucks, but they do not want to talk about that. >> do you think some lawmakers that got donations from ftx's founders to give that money back? >> i want to get into that both sides democrats and republicans have received donations, thank you. >> greg: so jesse, everybody else does it, but we are not talking about bitcoin, we are talking about real money that was taken by people.

taken from real people. >> jesse: and then plowed into the democratic senate campaign, so he bought the senate for the democrats and his community committing all sorts of atrocious criminal crimes, and still sitting in the bahamas trying to raise money, why is and he shackled by the fbi? if he was a republican donor he would be sitting in solitary confinement right now. so the democrats are so greedy. it does not matter where the money comes from, does not matter how it has been made or how dirty it is, they just say give it, give it, give it to me. and this is what happen, remember they can't see any sort of red flags, would you give millions of dollars to a guy with hair like that? i mean, he looks like booger from revenge of the nerd. he dresses worse than fetterman. and has enough polyamorous relationship, how has he not been metood, and she goes i don't know how to do arithmetic and crypto is a big scam. it does not make any sense to

me. then he goes on chuck todd's show and is shaking, physically shaking, nobody goes on chuck todd's show and shakes, it's the easiest interview on the world, all of these things are popping up, signing with bill clinton. any businessman associated with bill clinton is obviously sketchy. the fbi needs to get there asses in gear, and maxine, no relation needs to do something and take charge. >> greg: [laughs] i thought you guys were related. glad he pointed that out. all right, harold, i will try to make this as short as possible, because i know you have a headache. [laughter] >> harold: fake news. >> greg: [laughs] yes! jesse makes a great point which is rare and we should give them credit for that. this guy is way, way too unattractive to be a billionaire. because you fix everything, right? so clearly he does not have the

money, and if you are meeting him he would be like no way this 20-year-old has a billion dollars, you would at least have a decent barber. why are democrats so stupid, harold? that's what i'm saying. >> harold: the investigation the congress is going to pursue in this matter is the first time that maxine waters' share of the committee up until january in the ranking member who will be the chairman, the guy named patrick manahan neary is the they have agreed and will hold the hearing and do it jointly. number one, number two, anyone that received any contributions from i can't even pronounce the young man's name. >> greg: i understand, rough night. speak to anyone that received a donation might've been 3-1 democrats, but republicans got it too, they should all give their money back. i don't think you hold a politician accountable for something he or she did not know, you may not like his business, he would not go into that business, but you can't -- it's a legal business that that

guy was in. number three, they should regulate this. they should regulate the space. and you and i know that sometimes you can regulate a space, but if a person is just really bad and the terrible human being, i don't know if this gentleman is, but if they are really bad, sometimes you can even correct laws to make it right. they should regulate this and be transparent about it and i hope that it is bipartisan, that way people have trust in the law when it gets done. [laughter] >> greg: i think i heard an audible sigh from the judge. it's beyond bipartisan, first of all, anything that comes out of the house, the senate isn't going to pass, and if they do, the president isn't going to sign it. they are not going to allow any of us to look like we have anything positive going through the american people. that is number one trend number 2, "the new york times" runs an article about sam bregman freed, whatever -- he is fried. >> harold: you can't pronounce his name either. >> judge jeanine: and i was not out with you last night. [laughter] and they say, well, this guy you

may be in over his head, he seems like a nice enough smart kid, all of the right things going on, "the washington post" is in tears. they are saying oh, my god, the guy was trying to prevent the next pandemic. so i look up how is he trying to prevent the next pandemic? by supporting democrats who say they want to prevent the next pandemic. it's like 80% of the money went to democrats, it's not going to republicans, if you give it to republicans who say that it is bipartisan. let me tell you one more thing, he is a liar. he says he is a vegan and he looks like this -- okay? and finally, let me just say, the gaia should have been extradited already. we have an extradition treaty with the bahamas, lock him up, move them in. that is our jerk, our justice department. >> greg: i think you might agree with me that we need less virtue signaling a more virtue. >> dana: yes, we do, that's a

good idea. >> greg: harold said that to me in the bathroom. it's been on last night? >> dana: last night. that was some signaling you all were doing last night. >> greg: he signaled a lot of shots. >> dana: i guess so. one of the things that sam bank men free fried said that he was donating this money and he would do it to liberal causes, rights, and that an exchange with a reporter from box news that he did it because it gave him as you used to call it the scandal. do you remember that? the global initiative. >> greg: you put everything in that climate change nobody comes after your philandering or everything, hunter did that and everything. i should do that. why didn't i think of that, my life would be so much better. >> dana: any way i was thinking that he really did that and it exposes him, but these things happen all the time. if you would not invest your

mother's money in a company, then think twice before you invest in it yourself. >> greg: good point, excellent job. we have to go, because he rolled to his pale. much more to come from florida including chuck schumer's call for amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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of illegal immigrants. >> immigrants make us stronger now more than ever. now more than ever! we are short of workers, we have a population that is not reproducing on its own with the same level that it used too. the only way we are going to have a great future in america is if we welcome and embrace immigrants. the dreamers and all of them, because our ultimate goal is to help the dreamers but get a path to citizenship for all 11 million or however many undocumented there are here. >> judge jeanine: but boy, what a contrast from 2009 when chuck was singing a completely different tune. >> illegal immigration is wrong, plain and simple. until the american people are convinced that we will stop future flows of illegal immigration, we will make no progress on dealing with the millions of illegal immigrants who are here now and on

rationalizing our system of legal immigration. >> judge jeanine: all right, harold, so here you have chuck schumer saying, you know, 11 million or whatever, we need to bring him in and make america stronger, and then you have joe biden who is allowing all of this to happen. you have maoryks saying the border is secure, isn't this the democratic agenda and to what and that will be? >> harold: i hope not. i'm a democrat and i certainly don't support the path that you think some democrats are on. i've had for a long time this is a 4-5 prong solution. >> judge jeanine: is amnesty the solution? >> harold: no, so i hope what they were doing their was throwing out a pie-in-the-sky idea with the hopes that they will bring people to the table to figure out how we get any answer. i said yesterday many times on the show, build a wall.

you send more judges coming to put more ice they are, you have to change some personnel in a biden administration and they will get some of this done, but we have to secure the border for national security reasons before we can have any conversation about, which i believe we do need more workers in this country, but until we secure the border, we won't have a coalition in congress and the senate. >> judge jeanine: given that chuck schumer is a majority leader in the senate, they have the house right now and they have the oval, do you think they can move fast enough in before the election so that they have them in legal and ready to vote in 2024? >> jesse: lame duck that amnesty? i don't think they can pull it off. but they had both chambers under barack obama and both chambers under joe biden, why didn't they do immigration reform then? the minute they take the house and they want to do amnesty? what does that tell you? they don't want to solve the problem, they want to campaign on the problem and they want to paint republicans as anti-hispanic.

that's what this is, it is just a political game. [applause] and he is also, if americans aren't having babies, why can't we just have more babies? why do we have to bring in foreigners to have the babies we won't have, maybe we just get off our iphones and dim the lights, judge. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: you can do it tonight. all right, dana, what is your response? >> dana: i think chuck schumer is being super irresponsible in several different issues over time and saying that you want to do amnesty without actually addressing the current border problem ensures that you will not get a legislative solution and you know that joe biden can do an executive order to try to fix it, because that will end up unconstitutional as well. so tonight at the patriot awards, you are going to see a sergeant from the texas cpp, or dps i think it is called, texas dps somebody who is a pilot and tracks down smugglers and then goes and basically will find you

as a human tracker, the people who are trafficking humans he would find a smuggler, and that's what he does every single day. when his life is in danger, the situation is so much worse than he has ever seen before and we will honor him tonight at the fox patriot awards. [applause] >> judge jeanine: all right, greg, what is the resolution? >> greg: first of a all your reminding me from the a block that i would like to mention that as one of the hearings that we have to investigate and find out why they knew that was not a whip but decided not to tell the president, something that it's really valuable, chuck schumer says and misty up are all coming guys remind me of the penguin but without the charms. and just needs a top hat and a cane and a monocle, and he says amnesty for all because he knows that's not a compromise, he actually does not want it and is not going anywhere near halfway, but hysterical points are interesting, the declining population is true, and also the desire for cheap labor,

democrats love cheap labor, who can forget slavery, that's where he is coming from. and by the way, the reason why -- why was this created? people don't need to work anymore because of stimulus. people are at home. you talk to people in the hotel industry coming to talk to people in the bars, there aren't people showing up for work anymore, because they don't have to. so what you're saying right now is a temporary solution for something, a terrible experiment of what we are seeing. remember when we were talking about guaranteed basic income? that's where you pay people even if they are not working. we just did that to your experiment and it was a disaster. what is the solution? bust in workers. that's what he is doing. they actually created the problem and are now offering a solution. >> judge jeanine: okay. straight ahead from florida, chicago's dancing queen may or embarrassing yourself yet again by claiming to deliver for her

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for chicago, since lori lightfoot took office in 2019, murders are up 35%, robberies up 11%, and five major companies have either left or shut down stores. do you think this is an effective ad, judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: about as effective as she is which is totally not effective. i mean, we all agree on this. here's the thing, and the amazing party, she comes out and says you know, crime is down. explain why citadel and boeing and caterpillar are leaving, and mcdonald's is having a hard time recruiting because people are afraid to come to work in chicago, and i love chicago, it's a beautiful city, but in addition to that, they -- i will let you know the stats, this is what i did. so they have 50% clearance rates on homicides, what does that mean? that means they solve half of the homicides. what if the homicides they solve, only 50 percent of those

lead to charges, that means 25% of the murderers does someone get arrested and that has nothing to do with whether or not they have been convicted. if you were shot but not killed, 85 percent of those cases are unsolved. forget not prosecuted, and there is a real problem in chicago and the belief is that crime is something that cannot be fought and that's because of cashless bail. >> jesse: and if chicago is too dangerous for mcdonald's, and there are some mcdonald's and pretty rough places, what is that? >> harold: first of all i thought the ad was clever. let me finish my point. good to be here. thanks for having me. you can tell voters that things are better because you have numbers that suggest they are better when people feel bad and unsafe. in crime is an issue, and it some of the worst politicians that take off a few numbers and

if you can't go to your car with a parking garage in the city, i hope the mayor focuses on that as you seek reelection. >> jesse: what was the worst part? >> dana: oh, wow, the t-shirt. i also think that she was like did you order some jobs? like how dare you? no, we ordered some law and order thank you very much. [applause] and the children who are having to walk to school and their mothers for it at home because they are not sure if those kids are going to get back at night, they deserve a lot better. she is going to run for reelection and -- a lot of the cities they reelect them and then what are you supposed to do? >> jesse: the one part about the ad is it made me hungry. >> greg: that's for sure, that guy was not suffering paid he does not have to worry about murder, because he is killing himself. seriously, i would have a talk with the actor about getting

into the gym. you know, i do think you guys have this wrong about lori lightfoot, she cares a lot about the environment especially climate change and she believes that you can lower the carbon footprint by letting people get murdered, because that lowers the human carbon footprint. and she's not worried about them being killed, because they are not voters. right? that's it. >> jesse: that is it. don't move a muscle, the host of the patriot awards pete hegseth is coming up next! >> greg: boo, i hate pete! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> hello again from hollywood, florida, their patriotic americans and then there are pete hegseth, loses red, white, and blue, and as host of the patriot awards honoring their incredible stories, pete, welcome to "the five."

>> pete: thank you very much. >> harold: i will let my one cohost was told the truth about me today, who has a great show at 9:00 a.m. ask the first question. >> dana: yesterday when we went for a rehearsal, i was watching yesterday and so excited for tonight, met somebody who is going to get an award, colonel don patton, don't know if you have met him yet and his son is accompanying him here come ultimate patriot and amazing guy, a couple of pictures we can show. and it's just one of the many people who has done incredible things for the country and never asks for anything but it's going to an award tonight. >> pete: never wants to ask for anything, and what he does is started a program to make sure that the stories of world war ii vets are preserved and told. has been doing it for decades in minnesota, to no accolades at all. and that's exactly what the patriot awards is about. he did not do it for the spotlight, but tonight, and these five will be joining me at some point, so certainly not just me, all of us, we will

throw the spotlight right on the people who really deserve it. our heroes come our patriots. [applause] >> harold: also here with his son, we met his son, greg. >> greg: yes, oozes red, white, and blue, have you seen a doctor? at least a urologist. what is the criteria for winning an award? be specific, because i wasn't nominated. i'm asking for my fan base numbers in the hundreds of millions and billions. if you include the whole world, i'm just wondering why i am not getting an award after a lot of my selfless work? and i would like to add that your hair does look amazing. [laughter] >> pete: i asked them to give me the jesse watters look. [cheers and applause] >> greg: so you're telling me it's fake! >> jesse: it could be!

>> pete: though criteria are... greg gutfeld is not going to win. it really is, it's probably the toughest job putting together the patriot awards, how do you choose from first responders to the vets to police officers, they are so many stories, that's the impossible part of it. and you were nominated, just not selected. >> greg: that's okay. >> harold: jesse. >> jesse: a lot of these other journalists get awards, we don't enter ourselves into these liberal mainstream award ceremonies, and that is probably a good thing. but this seems different because we are now presenting as journalists awards to other people. is that the goal of the events? >> pete: the goal of the events, there was a gaping hole in awards. so you have actors that play heroes on tv or best supporting actress in a comedy playing somebody, and then you are ignoring the very people who are the real heroes. so it is a layup. [cheers and applause]

so they give each other awards and talk about how awesome they are while they preached at the rest of us about how horrible we are, but we get to preach tonight about the things that really matter. [applause] >> harold: your honor close us out here. >> judge jeanine: pete, this whole issue of veterans is something that is so near and dear to your hearts, it is in your dna could and i really think we should applaud you for bringing this to fox to make sure that we give respect to veterans. you are someone who should be congratulated. god bless you for what you do, pete. it >> pete: that is very kind of you, judge, but one of the biggest moments from last year was we had most of the families of the 13 fallen in afghanistan. and it was raw and real and close to that and they stood up in the room did not stop clapping, and rightfully so, because that's where the spotlight goes, and we have a few surprises tonight as well. and it will probably have the same impact.

check it out. act fox nation, if you are a first responder, one euros for young fox nation, so subscribe now and you can watch a patriot awards, and i promise you will not be disappointed. and the after party will be hosted by jesse watters. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: cohosted by harold. >> pete: cohosted by harold ford. >> harold: we think of fox news, suzanne scott, and jay wallace for making this idea great deal. pete, thank you again. we'll see you tonight at the patriot awards. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> dana: before we get to one more thing while it is nice and warm in florida, it's beginning to feel like christmas back in new york city. and that means we are almost ready to kick off the high schools at the all-american tree lighting in fox square. next monday at 5:00 p.m. for the holiday extravaganza, tons of fun and surprises planned. don't miss that one. time for "one more thing." >> jesse: something you will never see in the state of florida. look at this michigan game, college football. guy builds a snowman, just goes to the game with a snowman and that snowman voted in the michigan gubernatorial election. that's what happens. tonight we got "jesse watters primetime" at 7:00. we crash a michelle obama book party. so don't miss that. >> dana: oh, boy. all right, greg, your turn. >> greg: we got a great show tonight at 11:00 p.m. gutfeld. dana perino. >> dana: oh my word. >> greg: tucker carlson cat and

tyrus. all timer. now time for greg's noncelebrity sighting. the "fox & friends" kids have been working really hard in florida. so here they are relaxing at the beach. they took some time off. you can see brian you can see steve, ainsley is over on the right. you can tell that brian and steve are drunk as skunks. out partying with harold. rather than go to bed. they just went to the beach and lied down there and start drinking again. they call that the harold ford jr. all right, judge? >> judge jeanine: mine is not quite as exciting. there is the smartest dog is a border collie. this border collie is 10 years old and she is walking along with herr owner and on a leash. apparently a fire cracker goes off and she runs away and she is missing for about, i don't know, two or three days and finally she literally walks herself into a police station. she is right there walking into the police station. and she has a collar with a name on it and they call the owner and they were reunified and it was a very happy ending for a

very smart dog. how many people go in and come out free? >> dana: cashless 3w5eu8 for cashless bail for thatpup. >> harold: raise money for homeless veterans. he started his journey septembeo reach the pacific ocean by april of 2023. walks 20 miles every day. pushing a shop cart full of food and chargers. raise money for the national coalition of homeless veterans a stag entering 38,000. tommy knows plenty of veterans in active duty military. tommy, thank you and hope you watch our show tonight. [applause] >> dana: all right. i want you to check out this little boy. and he discovered a new he can w technology. >> look. >> what is it? >> a book. >> >> dana: that's right. that's a little boy and i think

people in this room would understand that little boy who thought a vhs tape was a book. of course we know it makes you feel old, you are in good company. all right. thank you all for being with us. give a round of applause for the audience here. [applause] we truly love all of you. thank you so much. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: have a great time out down there and watch out for harold ford. lawsuit. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier as the hunt intensifies for the killer of four university of idaho students word that two other people were in that house at the time of the slaughter. we will take you there live for the latest. one federal agent is dead. two wounded in a shootout with drug smugglers near the coast of puerto rico. and could your child be in danger because of a shortage of a commonly prescribed antibiotic