we finish the day down almost 500 points. and it was another way to start the day. it was a gradual decline throughout the trading session down 500 points or 1.5%, concerns over what is happening in china. that does it for today, i'm sandra smith, you can catch me weekdays 1:00 p.m. eastern on "america reports" with my colleague john roberts, right now here is "the five." ♪ ♪ 's before i am greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters and when she travels the globe it's actually on a globe, dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ citizens in china risking their lives to fight against covid lockdowns as the media democrats say they grow nostalgic for them. a protest growing across the communist country as people call on president and g?

how do you say it? i lose track, what's his pronoun? to step down over his insane zero covid policy, the uprising started after a deadly apartment fire killed ten people. protesters say that the residents died because of covid restrictions which slowed first responders from getting in, when asked to condemn china, the by then white house giving the feeble responses. speak our message to peaceful protesters around the world is the same and consistent. people should be allowed. the right to assemble in the right to peacefully protest policies or laws or dictates that they take issue with. >> you support their effort to regain personal freedom in light of the is lockdowns? >> the white house supports the right of peaceful protests. >> jesse: china getting at least one lockdown fan girl, taylor lorenz slamming her own paper and defending china's

0-covid strategy, the 45-year-old "there is no lasting natural immunity to covid, you can get it over and over and over again because there are so many endlessly evolving strains and antibodies weighing. also choosing not to kill off millions of vulnerable people as a u.s. is doing isn't a critical flaw, and the lockdown in china, dr. fauci is still towing -- toying around with the idea. my eyes of shutting down schools in america. >> we certainly are still in it coming i just need to look at the numbers, we are still having between three and 400 deaths per day, so i think that the idea that forget at this is over, it isn't. >> coming out of the holidays, should parents expect schools to shut down? >> i don't know, margaret, i'm not sure. there's oreo's of the collateral issue. you have to balance and do it in real time depending on the viral load of disease in your region.

>> greg: basically he is quiet quitting still there. so jesse, china has been pushing the zero covid policy claiming it is superior to us and all about lockdowns, isn't it weird that over here you see the left siding with an authoritarian regime with the most authoritarian of practices? >> let me remind you of a poll taken during the pandemic of democrats that wanted to 0-covid policy, a majority wanted to fine americans for not getting vaccinated. a majority of democrats wanted to require citizens who do not get vaxxed to stay inside their homes. half of democrats wanted to fine or in prison people for questioning the vaccine. imagine getting thrown in prison for questioning a vaccine. half of democrats were favoring government tracking program for people that weren't too vaxxed and a third of democrats wanted to remove the children from parents who did not get vaxxed.

now they could not pull this off and in authoritarian surveillance state and democrats wanted to do is zero covid policy here in texas? could you imagine what that would look like? and i have a bone to pick with margaret brennan at cbs, how are you going to have dr. anthony fauci saying oh, yeah, we might have to close the schools again and not ask him anything else? she has a child! she knows how destructive and boneheaded these school closures are and he just breezes through this interview like oh, yeah, how much are they paying this woman to not ask a follow-up? you see the same thing, he did the full ginsberg, dr. fauci who i thought was retired dated "meet the press" and chuck todd said where did this come from? you should probably nature, but may be escape from a lab, and he said all right, well, we have to go to break?

what no preparation, no follow-up, the pandemic is over, we knew it was over when joe biden got covid, the last person in the country to ever get covid and he got it twice. he liked it so much he rebounded with it and i might have gotten it at one point last winter i believe i was in florida and jesse jr. i think dirtied his diaper and i could not smell it. for two days. i felt great, but i cannot smell the dirty diaper and this weekend i had a jacket on since last december, and i have to tell you i started rubbing something together and i thought it was cash and i was psyched, and it was a mask. and i pulled it out like it was an artifact. no one is going to wear these things again, this thing is over and the debate is over about covid. >> harold: did the jacket for? >> jesse: it's a bit snug. that's when you know it's over. >> greg: it's good to see you. happy things giving.

i find it interesting this journalist saying that covid is never going away and i would say, it's something you end up living with, but if the lockdown is the solution, then she is talking about a never ending lockdown. and she is okay with it because she has a job where she can work from home for "the washington post." >> first off, it is good to be around the table, happy to be with you guys for thanksgiving and my family was glad to host. two, michigan won this weekend, go blue, three, thank god a democracy even at "the washington post" and elsewhere, taylor lorenz has every right to her opinion, but "the washington post" does not share her opinion, i disagree, i think that kirby was right, he supported the two principles, peaceful protesting and two said that we in america we don't believe in the use of lockdowns, i remind you half of republicans when barack obama was president, half of the party believed that he was in on an american citizen, so both parties -- >> we did not need to be thrown in jail, if you got questioning the vaccination come you are thrown in jail.

>> greg: we were wrong, harold. >> jesse: we see the long run. >> harold: dr. fauci is a private citizen, and wanting to prevent the deaths of 30400 people, i think it's him adhering to his hippocratic oath, i disagree wanting to shut down schools, and share the view that we probably should've thought about that a little bit differently. and understand the real-time that. like i said to democrats when president bush wanted to go after saddam hussein and some people said it may not of been the right thing to do, understand why he thought saddam hussein and bin laden might marry up and come against america, the same is true here, now we know these facts, we can't shut down schools and how these lockdowns and i thought the white house's response to that was the right one, finally the only thing i am forever for as it relates to the pandemic, we are going to live with this for a long time is i will forever be for everyone getting vaccinated and i will forever be for everyone as long as it is safe for them getting the boosters. i am on my third booster and i

think the one thing that the vaccination and boosters do, they won't prevent you from getting the virus, but it will certainly reduce the likelihood of you getting very sick or dying which is what i want and i would imagine all of us, i trust all of us around the table one sol. >> greg: may be, i'm not so sure, maybe for a few people here, harold, judge, do you agree with the white house response? >> no, but i am glad to be here and i did spend thanksgiving with some of the people at the table and had a lovely time. and you know, just to say look, you know, we peacefully support people who peacefully protest in the right to protest isn't that what they said in the summer of 2020 when black lives matter was burning things down? isn't that what they said about those people in front of the supreme court protest and one tried to assassinate a supreme court justice, those are peaceful protests, one thing that really strikes me is that there is this strong to tear a

teller reunion instinct to control people. and when you see what is going on in china and there is a good reason for that, because of the lockdown all 11 people died in an apartment fire because they cannot get to the people. but we are seeing people in china revolting and actually coming out and saying xi jinping has to go, and now we are seeing women in iran saying you know what's, the ayatollah has to go, and you have people in the united states that are going to say, jesse, just like you were saying we have had it. we were shut down, if we went to the hairdressers were supposed to be jailed, you remember that hairdresser that was going to be jailed? we are fed up with that, and you know what, we found out that in states where there were into lockdowns, people really survived and they did fine. and then in new york city when people were told to stay together, people were staying together and in a lot of trouble

and suffered more than everyone else. and i just want to say one more thing, when dr. fauci comes to me so incredible, when he says, you know, i have an open mind, but i really think that this thing is a natural -- was a natural thing that happened when they brought these wombats or whatever to the market in wuhan, and he also said, well, he is still arguing about vaccinations and the difference between red states and blue states, we just determined that more than half of the people who got covid now have had their vaccine. 58%. so be quiet, let us take care of ourselves, that's what i think. >> greg: that number is based on, a lot of people have the vaccine, that's why it is high. >> dana: one of the things that you could see happen is may be even more draconian slap acts of these protesters, right, so we can support peaceful protesters, but let me tell you, xi jinping doesn't and he will tolerate the dissent for so long, however if they finally start to realize that it zero

covid is impossible, and they are second-guessing of xi jinping within the communist party itself, then you might see some real instability and hope that these people get a chance to go back to work, but the problem is they lock people down so long, when people came out to work then naturally covid started spreading all over the place and they welded shut the doors, the emergency exits, so that's why those 11 people died and you will probably see more protests for a while, but i think that it will squash pretty quickly. in the last thing, for the chinese willing to ignore the political situation because the economy had allowed to open up before xi jinping with a little bit more ability to have upward mobility, you could earn a little bit more money if you worked really hard. but xi jinping is pulling all of that back. so they don't have the money, and they cannot get the jobs they thought they were going to get, and now they are also basic freedoms are going away, so

that's why they are out in the streets and i know that we want to support them, but this is their fights, we can support from afar and be supportive, maybe try to figure out a way to help them and communicate, but the last thing i will point out is that the chinese during the world cup blacking out, blurring the faces of the crowd so that nobody in china could see that nobody has to wear a mask at the world cup. did they tell you to wrap? >> greg: no, i was listening. this is my face when i am listening. >> dana: it's a good face. >> jesse: i've never seen that before. >> greg: it's the monday after thanksgiving, give me a break. a radical prosecutor giving a free pass to criminals by cutting felony charges in half, that's a lot. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: liberal policies once again fueling crime mayhem in american cities, no easier than ever for violent criminals to get back on the streets things to woke manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. a soft on crime, so-called prosecutor has downgraded 52% of felony cases to misdemeanors since taking office, no wonder crime is almost up, what? 30 percent in the big apple? hitting back claiming it is a false data comparison. chicago becoming the carjacking capital of the country was seven

cars stolen and just an hour on the city's west side. and it is pure chaos over and democrat-run portland, crime so bad the store owner had dished close the shop for good after getting broken into 15 times, here's what you told "america's newsroom" earlier. >> i am hoping to get it out there to all citizens in this city so that we can mobilize and really try and make some change. it came down to not just the financial side, but the safety of my employees and myself, but i just reached my breaking point. >> jesse: could you imagine your shop broken into just a couple of times, but 15? >> dana: and when she was talking about bill interviewed her, and you see some reimbursement from the city to pay for damages, but it was only for the first three break-ins, so she had to walk away. she was actually very restrained and saying and complaining about

any policies or politicians, but i think that her feet are doing the talking here. and she is going to walk away come the jobs will be there. and the people won't have a nice place to shop and she does have another business and is an entrepreneurial person, so now it's going to go ahead and do that. the other thing is that alvin bragg, who i'm sure the judge has a lot more on this, but when he is trying to defend himself he is blaming policies that he actually supports. so one of them for example, he says the discovery piece, the discovery, that's how long it takes to get information in the case, well, he supported the new discovery rules, so he is blaming and trying to defend himself saying that the policies that are supported are the ones that are causing the problem and therefore not at fault, that is some circular logic. >> jesse: what kind of track record are those for a prosecutor? >> judge jeanine: very glad you asked that, jesse, because i called my former public information officer to find out what it was we had when i was a

district attorney, but let me say that calling alvin bragg a d.a. is like calling jeffrey dahmer of egan, okay? this guy does not prosecute crime, he forgives crime and the whole concept of he is complaining about the new discovery laws which are clearly a burden on prosecutors across the state almost an impossible burden because of the information that has to be done in a very short period of time should be easy for him, because he has more money than any d.a.'s office around in the country, but let's talk about it. alvin bragg reduces more than 50% of his felonies to misdemeanors. and we don't know what the conviction rate is of the misdemeanors. are they then dismissed? are they adjourned in contemplation of dismissal? are they reduced to a violation? we don't know what happens to them? so let me just find the text that they told me, here we go.

my office when i was a d.a. and i was a d.a. for three terms, guess what my felony conviction rate is? and yes, if you are watching this, my friend, he said what is yours? and 84% conviction rate on felonies, that's an office where we take crime seriously and we are passionate about it. we put our -- we cross are to and dot our eyes, and 84% of all defendants all of those were convicted of the highest count. so my message when i was d.a. and accounting of a million people was i'm coming after you, and you are not going to get a plea bargain, and you are not going to get any kind of coddling, because you are making my county unsafe or people i'm ruining business. bragg's message is hey, come have at it, we are not going to prosecute you. >> jesse: what do you think? >> harold: so democrats, i have tried to say this on the

show before, the picture, the stories, they can't -- they are just overwhelming the numbers, these statistics. democrats enjoy a lopsided advantage in new york city in terms of the registration of voters, but we doggone near lost the race for governor and we certainly lost a route to let mack a lot of congressional seats. if i told you three months ago that congressional republicans had new york state to think for them having the majority in the house, we might've laughed about it or said maybe that and a few other states, that's the case, not only did democrats in new york state go out and vote against the democrat, they voted for a republican who denied the outcome of last election, why? because public safety and crime are incredibly important to people of all backgrounds wherever they may live in the state. we will not enjoy this advantage if we continue to take in the lackadaisical and irresponsible way as we go about talking about these issues. i know alvin bregman and i like him personally. i would much rather have him or for that matter anyone in office

sit back and say what's working, what's not working? what more do i need to make more things work, and who are the people who are not making things work? i should get rid of them or the programs that are not working on behalf of people across this great city. it across this great girl, at the end of the day, a lot of people in manhattan regardless of these numbers do not feel safe we have to address those issues, not only for the democratic party, but for the sake of the city. speed on what is working and what isn't? how about you prosecute crime. >> harold: i want him to do it. >> judge jeanine: how about prosecute crime, it's not rocket science. >> jesse: so he knows alvin bragg personally. >> greg: there is nobody that harold does not like. >> harold: there are a few people, they go unnamed. >> greg: just because i left early. you won't let me forget, i always try to do strategic empathy, but it's impossible.

because what if the person never argues about the data. when you can't actually emphasize -- empathize coming want to point to the recidivism and the misery caused by that, and harold, you agree, you talk about it. but the response is a variation of you have to break some eggs to make an omelette, unfortunately those eggs are hens in new york city, and it is a long term kind of goal for police reform and they are willing to accept these casualties that we aren't, and it is getting worse. meanwhile the media only sees the back end of a story, not the front end, so now they are reporting on crime, but if they are only there when the story began, when they started talking about belo pro form, this would've been a bigger story, it's like -- they are not reporting the news anymore, they are reacting to the news and i think that social media has turned journalists into outrage detectors more than they are journalists, so they report on crime like it is weather. they don't report on it like it is actually a real thing.

>> jesse: strong trance of homicide tonight. >> greg: 40% of felonies. but something like bail reform does not go to them. it would be nice if they reported on crime come the effects of these policies on crime instead of just saying, wow, crime is up 30%. that's like trying to pull, what do you call it? i am hung over. >> dana: i usually can do th this? >> greg: pulling a rabbit out of a hat trying to talk about crime. is it almost friday? >> jesse: we are almost there, greg e. coming up, while joe biden steps american energy, drill, baby, drill, upper socialist and venezuela. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first-ever all-electric chevy equinox ev.

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♪ ♪ >> harold: president biden accused of siding with repressive regimes over american interest, chevron the green light to drill oil and venezuela, questioning why do business with a country that according to a recent u.n. report is responsible for crimes against humanity. also comes months after saudi arabia snuck them to produce more oil, peter doocy pressing the white house about it. >> why is it that president biden would rather lead to u.s. companies drill for oil in venezuela than here in the u.s.? because that's not an accurate take it, the president's view, there are plenty of opportunities for oil and gas companies to drill here in the united states. >> does he think there is some benefit to the climate to drill oil and venezuela and not here? >> nothing to do with a benefit

to the client, there are used to permits here in the united states. >> harold: judge i know you have shared we should drill here, in venezuela or just here? to be on i don't think we should drill in venezuela, i think on the one hand maduro is a dictator and we have criticized him, and now all of a sudden we are on our knees to him, we have enough rigs in louisiana and in texas to be able to drill off of those existing rigs and we have the most sophisticated refineries in the country for the canadian crude oil as i have said before, if we put together canada, the united states, and mexico, we would be energy independent. he should be interested in increasing the economy of the united states as opposed to the economy of venezuela. what motivates the president of the united states to cut back on sanctions for a country that we

supposedly don't respect and disagree with totally to say, hey, can you tell us some oil when we can do it here? and this argument that we have 9,000 leases, they don't have the roads to the leases, the regulations will take forever to be filled, it's really a shame. we need u.s. production. we have got it here. and he is not willing to do in and i'm not going to say any anymore. >> harold: can you think if there is any geopolitical strategic reason we would want the venezuelans producing oil versus us? >> dana: that is not for me to say, that's for the white house to describe and we should not have to sit here and guess what they are trying to do. they should try to explain it to us. that's their obligation and i don't think they did that today. and i think that the spokesperson would probably agree, because probably thinking what are we doing? point to me somewhere where venezuela has taken a step that makes testing, they are on the road back to democracy? that they should be able to allow this?

and the other thing that i will point out is that the biden administration is basically doing a speed dating to try to figure out anybody in america will drill for oil for us except ourselves. you should actually date here. and political europe had the story, furious with the biden administration, because all of these green subsidies are screwing up the tech market. and so now we have a situation where we get mad because china subsidizes their industries and it makes us an uncompetitive position, if we have just on that to europe, and apparently according to the article when the european leaders brought this up to joe biden at the g20 last weekend, he seemed unaware of the issue, that's not good. >> harold: are you surprised that the president was unaware of an issue? >> greg: shocked and dismayed. here is why we are drilling in venezuela, because we have very dirty ugly oil. our oil is racist and homophobic

and our oil has been around through very bad times and never spoke out against it. 400 years our oil has remained silent. i don't want that oil in my car, i went oil from venezuela. that's what i once, a morally superior oil. but it really is funny, this is like saying -- it's kind of what it is. it's a virtue signal, we are environmentally sound, but it's like saying i don't have any junk food in my house, but i go out and eat at mcdonald's, burger king, wendy's, chick-fil-a. >> dana: or upstairs. >> greg: but i go no junk food in the house for me and i am 50u it's how we look, not what we are actually doing that matters. obviously we will think less of venezuela to be happily endangering their environment, right? >> jesse: well, i've chevron and my portfolio, so i'm very happy that we are doing this in

the western hemisphere, the first thing that crosses my mind, harold, what is bernie sanders thinking? because bernie sanders is a socialist and socialism destroyed venezuela, decimated their oil infrastructure is that a good thing? i don't know, where he honeymooned, russia controls through their little puppet maduro, and so joe biden goes in there to a country swimming and loose ak-47s in every jungle in slums thanks to castro and says we are not going to build windmills off the coast, we will cut a deal so chevron's investors can get back paid their debts that they are owed by caracas. it still wears burning on this? does he put out a press statement? bernie get such a pass on all of this stuff. and i am onto them. i won't let it go. it's before i can smell it, jesse watters prime time special. you should do it over the weekend. a two-hour special. >> jesse: who's two hours?

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: what is that? here is a sign of how out of control woke education has gotten, and new york city heiress says she was brainwashed by her a lead to liberal college and her mother had to pay over $300 a day to deprogram her. >> i was indoctrinated. it's as simple as that. they told me that i had been

oppressed my entire life and i did not even know it. that there was an underlying patriarchal bias inherent and absolutely everything, so i started a look at the world from a lens that being a victim. >> judge jeanine: you know what is interesting about that, dana is that she was very close with her mother, she was a former competitive figure skater who skated all over the world. and they did not get her in the first year, or the second year, the gutter and the 30-year. and that's when she said she couldn't shrug off what they were teaching. i mean, this is something that happened to a very intelligent woman. >> dana: imagine being a mom and dad, and and best all around and that's very strong-willed

person, and discipline, rou routines -- >> greg: figure skating? not that hard. way overrated. and you don't even need to do it on ice, it's so easy. >> greg: may be for "one more thing" we can do that, but there is group called do no harm coming in a group of doctors trying to push back against what they call a woke creep in the medical field, and diversity and equity issues all throughout medical school, but imagine you are the patience and in a few years you go and now your doctor has been trained in a different way based on the science, that's what they are trying to do ads bring a little attention to t that. >> judge jeanine: 58 of the top 100 u.s. medical schools have mandatory programs in the fundamentals of critical race theory that we have been told pretty much does not exist, it is a woke indoctrination to the

doctors and they are raising social justice as a focus, is that relevant to medical school teaching? >> judge jeanine: the limiting >> jesse: i don't want to be discriminated against is a straight white male, if i undergo some reassignment surgery, then that will be a problem. and if you want to save the $300 a day to deprogram someone from being woke, watch fox. it's the cost of a basic cable subscription. and i want to speak directly to the eris, hold my hand. women need men, and men need women. we need each other. and if you understand nature coming understand that there is not a war between the sexes, we need to make love, not war. and you need to stop topping your hair off and calling us toxic, we are on a mission coming yes, we peacock for your attention, so fall in love and

let's all live happily ever after. there is something i do to address as an heiress, a little bit of a sticky situation because in a way you are almost like a very successful wealthy man. and you don't know if you are having someone falling in love with you for your money where your heart, so you can fall in love, but sign a prenup. >> greg: wow. >> judge jeanine: professors encourage them, and if they didn't come of the kids were ostracized, what kind of pressure? what did the professors get out of it? >> harold: i will give $300 for jesse to get reprogrammed. [laughter] i pray for that young lady, and her family. whatever needs to have happen. my kids are eight and seven and hope that they don't have to be deprogrammed and give them at home what they need at school. >> greg: do we know the name of the deprogram her? i keep looking at this, i do not read the article. >> judge jeanine: i read the

whole thing. >> greg: is a four day weekend coming think i'm going to read articles? i want to be in bed, everybody likes to brand the other side as a cold. spin on this a colts! >> greg: just let me finish, obama was a colts and people said that trump is a colts, this is different because there is not a head of this. it actually is an ideology that provides one solution to all your problems. in that solution as always you are either a victim or you are a victimizer. the problem with this as it is hard to deprogram somebody when it is all over a culture. and that opens doors for you. that is the problem, college used to just be college was the brainwashing enterprise especially when there is only one perspective being offered and you have these rituals and ideology is, but it is now spreading into the health industry, medicine, hr, i mean, where to gender affirmation

surgery come from? right? that did not come from doctors. so this is in a way it is a colt, but it's a tough one to beat, because it has now gotten out of our control. that's all. >> judge jeanine: okay, take two aspirin and call me by my pronouns, it's an article you should read. christmas around the corner, and you all know what that means, we will pick our secret santa is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪

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here's the chocolate. >> dana: yes, go like that. >> jesse: you are going to participate? >> greg: i can't participate, i don't spend 50 percent in the bathroom. you can't, don't say who it is. do not reveal. it will be on the christmas s show. [laughter] i guess you got me again. >> harold: there is only two left, what are you doing? >> judge jeanine: i got my o own! then you will know it's me. >> greg: just pick another one. >> dana: okay, oh, my gosh.

can somebody else -- oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. are we doing this again? >> jesse: i'm not changing. >> dana: how did this happen? >> jesse: you try. >> harold: i got the same one i got last time. >> dana: now i know what happened, because -- i have the power of deduction and i didn't not need to get deprogrammed. >> harold: did you get yourself? >> dana: obviously this will be a great christmas season and i can't wait to get an eight by ten of greg's face. >> judge jeanine: you can't

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>> greg: time now for "one more" i will go first. another great show. we have mercedes schlapp. we don't see enough of her on this network. screen jean she was on all day today. >> greg: gillespie. kat timpf, tyrus is back. let's do this. funny. ♪ >> greg: all right. you wouldn't believe i love comedy. check this out. i just had my camera ready and look who i ran into down on times square. i ran into the great comedian host of the roast jeffrey ross. i don't know if you see him. >> oh the drool.

why drooling. >> judge jeanine: smiling for the camera. >> judge jeanine: look at that smile. is he giving you the seal of approval. all right. harold. >> fox has done a great job with the world are congratulations to the network. we need to win tomorrow. if we win we guarantee going to the sweet 16 united states. great team fun to watch. 1:00 tomorrow. go u.s.a. >> greg: that means not wat watching. will be okay. >> greg: still fox, dana? >> dana: we went to harold's for thanksgiving dinner and lovely time by all. >> greg: show the pictures. today is when harold's christmas tree got delivered to his home. this is how they had to bring it into the house. this is a delivery of harold's christmas tree at his apartment. it's a big place and a beautiful tree and it was the best thanksgiving meal i have ever had in my life.

>> judge jeanine: that's so sweet. >> dana: he cut that down him anymoreself. >> jesse: violence everywhere in the streets and even at the football games. thanks joe biden. look at these mascots throwing hay makers. >> dana: that wasn't a joke? >> jesse: sparky. cheerleaders had to come in and break it up. arizona won the game but the moss scott lost a lot of respect. speaking of many are. "primetime" at 7:00 tonight what i learned during thanksgiving. >> oh, wow, that's a barn burner. it will be a minute long. okay, it's now time for judge jeanine's sweet tooth. this house is what i call eye candy. fit for someone with a sweet tooth like me. in case you didn't notice i ate that whole thing certain

diplomat. gingerbread lodge pop tarts. toasty interior. baked kitchen and hand spun eggo frosted aerial rug. best suited for someone like me. not san santa halper, i don't le that. goodbye. >> greg: that's it for us. "special report," bret, save us. >> bret: hey, greg, "special report" does do secret santa, we just don't do it on air. >> bret: that's good point. good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, extremely rare show of public disgust with the chinese government over strict covid lockdowns by chinese citizens taking to the streets. there is major pushback to cline's zero covid policy which appears to be breaking down. infection rates are rising. restrictions are tightening and chinese citizens are being uncharacteristically vocal about it despite the governmen