>> it's an adorable story. i don't ever hear anybody saying, i hate that guy, which in the age of social media you don't hear anybody say that. >> great to see you. we'll see you on "gutfeld" tonight. i'm sandra smith. catch me tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. "the five" starts right now. >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president biden getting his first challenge from the incoming gop house, go fix the border. republicans have a lot on their plate, every month, there's a new record of people crossing, expected to get worse when trump

era, title 42, ends in december, forcing the administration to take drastic measures. gop leader kevin mccarthy threatening to impeach the secretary over the crisis, inviting the commander in chief to witness it firsthand. >> the president asked me about the border. i told him about my current trip. >> our very own peter ducey, asked if he checked the mailbox for the invitation. >> the possible next speaker says he wants him to go with him. is he going to? >> he's been taking action to secure our border. we're not seeing that from republicans, a willingness to work with us on fixing a situation that's been around for

decades now. instead they're doing political stunts. >> it's not just concerns down at the border. the crisis could compromise airline safety, because an air marshall warning about another 9/11. >> sir, please replace the air marshals on the border, stop taking them out of the skies, and let us do the job we were trained do. we have been decimated, depleted, on less than 1% of flights. these ground-based duties, they're pulling us out of the sky to go to the border are just demolishing our chances at stopping another 9/11. >> why does the demonstration to go back to things that are demonstrably proven to be untrue? the president hasn't been to the border. he went to a drive-by, a campaign event. weapon this. why do they keep doing that? >> i'm not in her head, and neither do i want to be, dana. he's never going to the border with mccarthy, just like i'm

not going to a concert with greg. doesn't matter how many times he's asked, i'm not going. >> i've never asked. >> you have. >> i wouldn't be seen in public with you. >> that's how biden feels about mccarthy. you don't want to elevate mccarthy also, and say, okay, kevin, let's go down to the border and see where i've failed. the images, too, of president biden with a younger and thinner kevin mccarthy pointing at the failure with -- flanked by border patrol agents, who joe biden called whippers, isn't a good look for joe. isn't a good look for his base. the base doesn't want to see. to visit the problem you're acknowledging the problem. most leaders need to lay eyes on a crisis. if you're basement floods, you go downstairs and look at the flood. you don't tell your wife, you're now the basement czar, and pawn it off to her. if aoc and chuck schumer say, we've got to have open borders, because we need baby-makers to come here. on the other hand, you have bill

clinton and barack obama, and i believe nancy pelosi saying, you know what, we actually have to secure the border a little bit. joe biden will have to choose. there is a way to thread the needle. you can have a strong border, and you can have a humane and rational asylum policy. the i don't know why that's so hard. i don't think they're going to get together and do anything, because chuck schumer came in even before the election was finished and said, mass amnesty for 10 million illegal, and that poisons the whole debate. >> for months leading up to the election, greg, the white house and mayaorkas they said the border is secured, and now you see that the white house is thinking about about a complete overhaul of their immigration policy. why would they do that?

>> it would be cool to hear biden articulate a philosophy regarding the border itself. should it be strong? how do you define strong? how are you maintaining its strength? we've never heard that. instead we're in this mirror verse, right? a few years ago it was aoc at the border weeping. we called that a stunt. now you've got mccarthy saying we're going to the border. then that's called a stunt. that's the mirror verse, when one party reacts to the another anticipating how the other party would react. republicans and democrats, it's a troubled marriage. the republicans are the hen pecked husband, right? republicans are always on the defensive when it comes to compassion, have to explain to the democrats how much they care, but it's never the reverse, right? dems never have to prove to the

republicans that they care, even though their policies, whether it's the border, the economy, or crime, hurts way more people than it helps. this is a one-sided marriage. the husband's always in the doghouse. he's kept there as a strategy by the democrats. >> i approve of that analysis. >> i even like it. the republicans are going to sleep on the couch. that's what's going to happen. >> does that happen anymore? do people still sleep on couches? >> not in my house. [laughter] >> judge, what about the marshals pulled from their duties to go to the border? >> i think that's interesting. apparently 1% of the marshals are now on airplanes doing what they're supposed to be doing. it's similar to when you took the border patrol off the of monitoring the borders so they could put diapers on babies, so they could be babysitters themselves. look, what's going on with this biden administration is crazy.

greg, when you said there's an articulation, has to be an articulation of something. i'm telling you mayorkas will disagree you, because mayorkas says he intends to use the same plan that he used in april, except i looked up his april plan. i couldn't find a plan. you know, it's all about smoke and mirrors right now. the dangers now are to americans, who will be flying. 1% now of the airplanes, and believe me the -- the air marshals know very well where the flights are where there could be a problem. to take 99% of the air marshals and put them at the border for people who are violating our laws, and illegally entering with no monitoring of who they are is outrageous. it is, again, putting the american citizen in -- you know, in the second class seat. i got to tell you what's interesting about all of this, is that there are certain people now who think that it is time to

change the policies at the border. they're now looking at the trump policies. so whether it's department of homeland security -- and i think national security council and justice -- they're now talking about barring asylum for single adults illegally crossing, who not first applied for legal pathway, or making sure that some of them are in a refugee resettlement before they actually access asylum at our border. what took them so long? do they have enough people to vote democratic now so they don't have to worry? >> what is driving the biden administration to make this change, or to suggest they're going to have to make a change? >> well, i think there's been a huge surge in the number of democrats speaking out against it. part of that is, even though it was a stunt, to greg's point, everyone takes their turn, we now have undocumented migrants being shipped to northeastern cities, right, the martha's vineyard thing attracted a ton of attention.

it's happening in chicago. mayor adams said he needs federal government help to house them. mayor bowser is saying it's a national security threat. you can't be doing this. high-profile democrats are talking about the same things that republicans are talking about. i think the biden administration has taken note of that. it's so hard -- this happens on both sides -- for people to admit we want the same thing, right? there are little differences in the level of asylum that they would allow, that republicans would want versus democrats, how you want the legal system to operate, but generally the surveys everybody, 77-plus percent wants them to have a day in court. from april, there were four points, two of them at least, which said we need more tents basically housing for them down there, to send more judges. that's not enough to solve this problem. there are so many democrats on

record throughout the last couple of decades talking about building a physical barrier. hillary clinton was one of them, it came up in 2016 election over and over, after donald trump said they're the worst people. lo and behold, it's not a full wall, but there are democrats, biden, hillary, etc., are that are supportive of that. i think there's a path forward if people can agree that democrats and republicans like the illegal labor. that's what it comes down to. it will never be solved unless people can get past that. >> all of those issues will be solved unless the border is secure. that high schoo has to happen f. >> you wouldn't need additional tents and judges if the border were secure. >> we've not solved a thing. coming up, apple accused of aiding and abetting china as the communist regime cracks down on protesters.

♪ ♪ >> greg: communist china trying to crush anti-than lockdown protesters and getting help from help from apple. the big tech giant blocked china's users from using the air drop feature earlier which month, making it easier for users to access online four know. chinese police have been stopping people and checking their phones for foreign apps.

florida governor ron desantis is ripping them. >> they're in a noble effort protesting leninist rule. apple is limiting the air drop function, serving as a investigation sal to china. >> china has done an unbelievable job of lifting people out of profiter, an incredible job far beyond what any country has done. we were talking about 19mid '90s to today, the biggest change is the number of people pulled out of poverty by far. we should all applaud that. >> greg: dana, you listen to that, and you kind of understand what he's trying to do. he believes that if you do business with a place like china, you'll be influencing them, shaping their culture. what does he have to show for

this? how has apple influenced china or helped china become, you know, westernized, or just better with their people? >> dana: about a fifth of the iphones purchased in the world are purchased in china, in addition to not only being made there. this is basically china is waging digital warfare against its own citizens, using technology developed in america. >> greg: yeah. >> dana: that will continue. it's happening on twitter, the chinese bots flooding all of the sites with porn basically to try to -- >> greg: i didn't notice. >> dana: i read about it. >> greg: yeah. >> dana: -- in order to get people away from it. the other thing the chinese are doing, you're walking to work, the grocery store, you can get stopped at anytime. the government has full access to your phone. where were you last night? you have to tell the truth, because they know, because it's already in there. also you are controlled by a yellow, green or red signal on

your phone, it comes up, and the government controls that. green means you don't have covid, you can go anywhere you want. yellow means you have restrictions. red means you can't go anywhere. you could be walking down the street, and all of a sudden it turns red, and it turns red. well, why? because you were at the protest last night, and they know that. >> greg: that's crazy. so jessica, you're a communist, do you think apple -- this is just a coincidence that this -- they turned this off? they claimed they're going to do this worldwide. jessica: i think it's business. we should be objective. they're the third largest for our exports. we're the largest for their imports. unless people are willing to put up or shut up about it and switch to using vietnam or thailand, and we get nike and

apple out of there inning will change from this. what's interesting about what's going on in china, it's now such a departure from what's going on in the region. i had dinner monday night with a couple who live in singapore. the. >> greg: must be nice. the. >> jessica: sure. we had pizza. they'd been in lay-in. singapore, stuck in a hotel, where they barricaded the doors. i said what's it like now? they said, it's just like being here. everyone who wants to wear a mask, people in asia like to wear a mask generally, but none of it is restricted, it not because of covid. you go in and out as you pleas. singapore, the dispopia that's going on in china, this is

bigger than something that can go away in a couple of days after, you know, we have a more strongly worded statement, which is what tom cotton was suggesting. i don't think anything anyone can stop what xi jinping has planned there. >> greg: and desantis has provided a distraction. >> jeanine: he's recognizes that'sing what going on in the united states is that the white house is promising to monitor and closely look at twitter because of something elon musk may do they don't have any idea of, you know, whether or not there's a crime being committed, but they're on it. yet at the same time we've got an administration that can't even -- in anything other than a timid reaction -- support the people who are in china, who are protesting this lockdown, in violation of human rights that dana was talking about.

they call you in. they know they'll arrest you, if you lie about where you were, because they already know where you were. the truth is we have an administration that loves china. joe biden said a rising china in 2011 was a good idea. 2013, biden said china was a great nation. 2015, he said it was a significant asset. in 2019, you know, china the folks are not bad. you know, that's great. okay? because joe biden and hunter bidden did a lot of business, or hunter biden did anyway. elon musk, justin trudeau said we stand for human rights. there's a dichotomy, how we look at the first amendment, and supporting tim cook, basically down the ability of the chinese people to be able to communicate. and there's one more thing about

elon musk. he provided the -- what is it? the starlink in ukraine. he's done a lot of good for humans. i'm not so sure that the chinese have. >> greg: all right. jesse, china is definitely not worried about appearing evil, right? i mean, remember a lot of you. these armies in the hazmat suits, behind plexiglas shields, i mean there's nothing on netflix that comes to how creepy this looks. >> jesse: it's a true horror story. i can't imagine. think about this, twitter is bad, and apple is good? apple has slaves building these phones. apple's colluding with dictators, and musk is the bad guy? come on. the they're welding doors shut

so people burn alive. then dana brought up the other day, they're blacking out the world cup, because no one is wearing masks, and they don't want to see that the world has moved on. my china hand tells me something very interesting. yes, i have a china hand. you know what i mean. i.c.u> i don't know what you mean. >> jesse: it's a phrase in politics. i'll teach you after class. you can either have one or two things. china disintegrates as a country right now, because you're seeing protests in almost every major city, tens of thousands of people, or you see a vicious crackdown. one or the other is going to happen. many companies have pulled out. a couple dead-enders like apple are still there, but they might have to have an evacuation plan, because if you're not out now it might be too late. think about this, though, there's no natural immunity in china. their vaccines don't work. their healthcare system is terrible. this is a super spreader event,

when you have masses of people congregating to protest. it's only going to get worse from here. it's now about the economy, freedom. so xi, however you say it, is in big trouble. he's lost face. jessica: the shanghai giga factor can produce millions of vehicles per year. the elon musk gets it's valuable to do these things in china. it's tesla's most productive plant. >> jeanine: they're getting jobs from this. jessica: start using a galaxy. >> jeanine: what? jessica: oh, i'm sorry. >> greg: that was an interesting turn.

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over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ >> jeanine: it looks like the liberal media is waking up to america's crime crisis, despite downplaying it and accusing republicans of trying to scare voters. the front page of the "washington post" with this headline, quote, the stories of america's homicide crisis from cities across the u.s., but, boy, what a contrast to all

their previous coverage on crime which they dismissed as a gop strategy political theatrics and paranoia. remember when jen psaki mocked "the five" for being concerned about crime. >> then on fox is jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. i mean, what does that even mean, right? there's an alternate universe on some coverage. what's scary about it is a lot of people watch that. >> jeanine: i wonder if she changed her mind. you know what, dana, the truth is that the democrats tried very hard to downplay it, and it's not just the issue of the mainstream media now saying, oh, it's true, the facts are the same facts. so that has to be an admission that we tried to play with the numbers to make sure you didn't vote for the republicans. >> it's very similar to me to the story we did in our a-block, all of a sudden after the election, the biden

administration says, oh, we better overhaul our border policy. you know what, crime is surging, we have to do something. what's the root cause of it? oh, we have soft on crime policies. we have to fix that. that's a disservice to the citizens of this country who pay taxes and need the government to do its job to keep them safe. i also think that, you know, the liberals are upset because of what elon musk is doing to provide more transparency and freedom of speech on twitter. it would benefit them, because they're so coddled on twitter. that's all they look at, that they think that everything is peachy keen, there's no problems, and all of a sudden they have an election where things are closer than they'd like, although they did better than we expected, that they're now saying now we have a real problem. the real problem, jesse will have a ce segment on his show tonight, about a situation in philadelphia that's outrageous. we read the headlines to our viewers about what just happened in chicago. let's go over to los angeles. crime is surging in miami and

denver. we had geraldo on, problems in cleveland. it's not just limited to new york city and los angeles. it is a real big problem. i'm glad that the democrats are finally waking up to it, but i do think they were coddled by the media and twitter, and that doesn't do them favors. >> jeanine: the truth is people like the mainstream media, even kathy hochul, the governor of new york, they are data deniers, deny the facts for their own political agenda. the sad part is that they are ignoring the people who really hurt, people that they're supposed to represent. >> greg: they are disconnected from the problem. the they have probably spent more time complaining about the prices of a certain organic vegetables at whole foods than what's happening. >> jeanine: or maine lobsters. >> greg: who to do a story on maine lobsters, am i right? it only matters to them when an election is coming. if you look at this, you

mentioned one of these -- the a-block immigration story. remember the laptop story went away and came back after an election. the rail strike kind of went away. then it came back. inflation. so it -- it -- i would like to say better late than never, but if it wasn't for the election ending it would always be never, right? it would never -- you know, they only are doing this -- i think there's a complicit kind of guilt -- maybe there's guilt association to this. these crime stories involve real villains and real victims. this isn't like virtue signaling woke crap where you misgendered somebody or used the wrong pronoun. people get raped and murdered. you have to remind yourself as a progressive in the media that you enabled the villains. you know, you talked about these issues, no cash bail -- not talking about you you, jessica, but people for these bad issues that ended up creating this crime problem. that's probably more of a psychological reason why they're

avoiding it, because they know they're substantially responsible. >> jeanine: well, you know, you want to rationalize it, but i'm not sure they're interested in rationalizing it. it's just about winning. they knew it was an ace in the republicans' hand. >> jesse: ithere were informants from the fbi on january 6th, and trump was not selling nuclear documents from mar-a-lago. i don't like phillip bump, i wrote that article in "the post," crime is surging in fox news coverage. i invited him on my show to debate him, and he refused. i did a deep dive today. now his own paper admitted that crime is a problem. want to know what i found? >> greg: can't wait. >> jesse: he's 5'8". >> greg: what's wrong with that? >> jesse: there's other things. he watches "real housewives"

with his wife. he's a conspiracy theorist who falls for every single hoax. the guy is duped more than anybody. fell for the laptop, russia, wrong on covid. he used to write for this out of in california where he would publish maps of opponents' homes. he's like an antifa journalist. the fact he's the national correspondent for "the washington post," he's masquerading as -- i wouldn't call him a leninist, you know what, i'll lift the ban on personal attacks, he's a slime ball. >> jeanine: bill clinton is a smart guy. he says that the republicans before the election, always find a new way to scare the living daylights out of swing voters about something, and he said crime was it. he knows better. >> jessica: he was right about the caravan. that was the most insane description i've ever heard. >> jesse: what did i say that was factually inaccurate?

>> jessica: i actually don't know. you watch "southern charm" with emma. >> jesse: i don't watch "southern charm." >> jessica: you do. >> jesse: i watched a couple episodes. >> jessica: crime did matter. it mattered to democrats and republicans and independents. it did not swing the election. republicans thought that was going to happen. democrats knew that there other issues that were going to be more important. we did lose four congressional seats in new york, and i believe that lee zeldin making crime a central factor was a factor. >> jeanine: ahead, the democrats favor sam bankman-fried. we'll tell you what the disgraced mega donor just said.

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: the target of multiple investigations sam bankman-fried in his first on-camera interview. >> clearly i -- umm, i made a lot of mistakes. there are things i would give anything to be able to do over again. umm, i didn't ever, umm, try to commit fraud on anyone. i -- i've always excited about the prospects of ftx a month ago, saw it as a thriving business. i was shocked what happened this month. reconstructing it, umm, there are things i wish i had done differently.

>> jessica: jesse, if you had sam bankman-fried on "primetime," what your first question him be? >> jesse: how tall are you? >> jessica: do you wash "housewives"? >> jesse: for the record, i've never seen a full season of "southern charm." i've dabbled in if there's nothing else on. let's not get distracted. he looks like the press secretary, like he's reading a statement, and he's shaking. chuck todd is not even close to him. >> jessica: chuck todd? >> jesse: remember the interview when he was like this the whole time. if you're his lawyer, how you allowing him to do this? if this was a republican donor, would he still be kicking back in the bahamas doing live interviews after billions of dollars of people's cash went missing? in no sane world would anybody, besides a mega donor for the democrats, would get away,

without being shackled at this point, hanging out at these events with zelensky, russell brand, whatever celebrity was there. >> jessica: i think it was russell brand. >> jesse: who was the guy? he was batman. they didn't like him as batman. >> jessica: ben affleck? >> jesse: ben affleck. >> jessica: oh, my god. >> jesse: that's how my brain works. >> jessica: dana, sam bankman-fried says that he gave equal money to republicans through dark money channels. anyway, when the ftc gets to the bottom of this do you think that everybody should get back their donations? >> dana: i would love for the people to lost their money to be made whole. >> jessica: right.

>> dana: that would be great. i don't know if that's the case. i read today that beto o'rourke gave money back to this guy. gave money back to this guy? >> jessica: went under, right? >> dana: it was a week after the election. it was basically about to go under. his lawyers told him don't do this. he does it anyway. one, he's dumb, because that's a stupid position to be in. the judge can talk about that. think of the really rich people on wall street who gave this guy money, and think about who you are investing with. i think that is pretty -- and also, i don't like it that he's looking down on the ground, looking around for the answers, and occasionally looking up, like he's some sort of -- >> greg: who would do that? >> dana: i don't know. >> jessica: do you think awkward on-camera behavior is indicative of guiltiness? >> greg: absolutely. you can judge a book by its

cover. that's a weird cover. jesse smoellet looked like a trickster. this guy looks like a self-promoting weirdo who got caught. that's why he looks so suspicious. to your point, which i hate saying, to your point, about how do people get taken? this is why you have to teach your kids how weak and stupid virtue signaling is, because they use it to make you think something is good when it's bad. there's no virtue in it. it's just a signal. if you understand that, you would never be taken by a scammer. almost all scammers begin with a virtue signal. a lot of charities are corrupt, right? and people who compliment you, when you overtly compliment you at bars, they'll buy you a drink. next thing you know, you don't remember anything, you've got no

clothes, you have no wallet. >> dana: didn't that happen to you last week? >> greg: yeah. i don't want to talk about that. >> jeanine: this guy belongs in jail now. i don't know if he's got a lawyer. if he does, he's not smart and his lawyer is not smart. the only thing he's trying to do its take away the intent. he's saying, i had no intent of doing this. but look, you've got to explain to me how a guy who was worth $26..5 billion and is now worth nnext to nothing, how much do you gain that much money without being some sort of fraud city? this stupid virtue signaling nonsense that got him access to people like the clintons, the rest of them, who are money hungry, is really nothing more than -- he's no better than a madoff. he's worse than a madoff. the guy belongs in jail. and none of this is going to save him. it's going to be used against

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: scientists have proven what i already know to be true, a new study of university from ottawa confirms people who wake up early are actually the smartest, debunking previous research giving the advantage to night owls. greg, you're a night owl, right? >> greg: no. i'm what's called a morning owl. >> dana: very rare. >> greg: i stay up all night. i never have to go to bed. i'm up really early. it's amazing what i get done. i don't buy any of this stuff. last week we were saying that daylight saving time was racist. that means -- does that mean if you're a morning person, you're racist, because you have more sunlight, and smart. >> jesse: and if we set the clocks back, we're setting

minorities back? >> greg: exactly. it affects minorities the hardest. >> dana: i've had an inferiority complex about the fact i like to go to bed early and can't hang at night. i was asked to guest the 10:00 p.m. show. it was tough for me. i like to get up early. >> jesse: i told dana, we have a dinner reservation at 8:30, and -- >> jessica: i'm bad in the morning. >> jesse: it proves the study right. >> jessica: i knew it was coming. i could have lied, but decided to be honest with the viewers. >> jesse: if you read people that are successful, they all say they wake up at 5:00, even 4:45. when do you wake up? [laughter] >> jeanine: i used to be an early bird. i guess i was smarter when i was younger. that's the end of that. >> dana: i feel i miss out on life. everyone does these great

things. >> greg: so many bad things. chris rock said nothing good happens after 2:00 a.m. you know, it's great getting up early, because no one else is up. it's so quiet. even driving in the suburbs. >> jesse: you can take advantage of people? >> greg: taking people's mail. >> jesse: stealing their papers? you're a bandit. "one more thing" is up next. cityserve, started rescuing women, children and the elderly. . more than ever. from your neighborhood to the nations, cityserve international providing food, shelter and transportation to millions through a vast network of churches. help us serve the people of ukraine this winter by donating now, go to cityserve.us to give.

♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing," judge. >> sad news christine mcvie passed away today at the age of 79. in the statement her family says that she was with family and loved ones surrounded by them after a short illness. i mean, fleetwood mackris stein

mcvie credited herself with writing some of the lyrics to songs dreams that chain. don't stop. go your own way. music represented generation. she officially joined in '71 and she was a super star. our thoughts are with her and with her family. >> dana: okay. now we are going to go to greg. >> greg: we have a great show tonight. do you want to hear about it? well, you can't. jamie lissow, kat timpf, john shillue, cat moody. tonight at 11:00 p.m. i dare you to watch it. >> dana: that's all you got? >> greg: that's all i got. >> dana: jessica? >> jessica: this is new video from the national christmas tree lighting ceremony. >> 3, 2, 1. and i can talk over it. on the white house. this is 100th lighting ceremony and hosted by l. cool jay

performances by shy nay a twain and more. >> jesse: l.l. cool j is still alive. >> greg: i'm aware of that unlike christine mcvie. >> jesse: offering a chance to win legendary gold card. do you know what that does? you and three friends can have mcdonald's for life you get $1,000 on the card for 50 years and they give you 22 grand to off set the back taxes. that means it's legit. >> greg: that long? >> jessica: did you see? >> jesse: download a meal between december 5th and christmas on the mcdonald's app. and that will enter you for a chance to win. "primetime" tonight an investigation into the rise of psychiatric drugs in the united states. >> jesse: why do you have a quarter pounder and the rest of us don't? >> jesse: because johnny bought it. thank you, johnny.

>> dana: just quickly, i want to show you a really rare behind the scenes look at greg gutfeld on peloton. here he is on the peloton. he likes to do the intervals and arms ride. >> greg: that is true. >> dana: that's where you have a 30 minute ride. he has hit many personal records. so congratulations to you, greg. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, trace. >> trace: hi, dana. thank you and thank everybody. good evening. i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier. the house goes along with president biden passing legislation to stop a possible railway strike. we have exclusive also from the american national defense form how americans really feel about the military. and is tiktok lying about its chinese connections and how it can tract your activity? ♪ >> trace: but, first, breaking tonight the biden administration is vowing to keep a close eye on twitter because of concerns about the spread of misinformation. that i