to be strengthening of global security. i know that the american leadership will be strong and will play importants role in global scope. the united states will help us to defend our values and independence. and regardless of changes in the congress, i believe this there will be bipartisan and bicameras and of course, during my meetings today we discussed the issues of standoff against terror of russia, they are destruction of our energy infrastructure. we need to survive this winter. we need to protect our people, and we need to be very specific in this area. this is a key humanitarian issue for us right now. this is the survival issue. we are discussing sanctions and

legal pressure of the terrorist country of russia. russia needs to be held accountable for everything that it does against us, against our people come against europe and the free world. it is very important that we have peace formula. for that, we offer very specific steps what america can do to help us. we propose a formula for peace summit. i am thankful for american counterparts that they feel less and understand how important it is to continue and stay the course and work on integrity of the country and international rule of law. we will also meet as soon as our defense capabilities will be strengthened in the next few months.

i don't want to discuss it in the details right now. i have the ability to understand why but i am grateful to president biden. thank you for your attention to all of these issues. glory to ukraine. >> president biden: i will take questions from different reporters. i will start with alex. >> thank you, mr. president. 2022, you presented a bipartisan national coalition to support ukraine. how would you keep that coalition from parading in 2023? and president zelenskyy welcome to washington on this beautiful winter day. what is your message to the american people? >> presiden>> president biden: l answer your question first. we will not worry about holding the alliance. >> president>> president zelens:

>> president biden: i have never seen nato be more united about anything at all. i see no sign of being in a change. we all know what is at stake here. our european partners all the more so. they fully understand it. this is about we have never seen a major invasion since world war ii. they see no signs that putin will do anything to change that unless we resist and help the ukrainians resist. we all know what is at stake. the idea of soft country, the u.n. charter. putin thought he would weaken it but he strengthened it. i once said we talk about we want to see the, you know, --

divided. instead, what did he do? he produced more united with sweden and finland joining. i don't see any reason to believe there will be any less support and as we reach out to the nato allies secretary of defense, secretary of state, we continue to support not only there but around the world from japan and many other countries as well. so, i feel good about the solidarity of support from ukraine. >> president zelenskyy: thank you for your question. you know, i think i will tell things. which is important for me. and i think so, we have the same values and the same understanding of life. the sense of life. my message my wish you peace. i think that the main thing and you understand that all around the world in your country when

somebody like these terrorists from russia come to your houses. and i wish you to see your children alive. and i wish to see your children go to see their children. i think that is what i can wish you. and of course, to be together with us joining because we really fight for our common victory. again, this tyranny. that is real life. and we will win. and i really want to win together. thank you so much. not once, sorry, i am sure. [laughter] >> president biden: can you call on one of your people, press person?

>> thank you, president zelenskyy, president biden may have a question for both of you but as a ukrainian come i want to thank the united states for supporting my country. and my family is in ukraine and i understand they would not be alive today if america did not support my country politically and militarily. so thank you for this. >> president biden: you're welcome. >> we will enter a new phase of this war. and you didn't discuss today how the war could come to an end and what is next. the new counter defense war and peace talks. mr. biden, mr. saul alinsky can you share what is the fair way to end this war and how do you understand this war with federa? thank you. >> president zelenskyy: my

view? >> president biden: war guy. [laughter] >> president zelenskyy: [speaking non-english language] i'm sorry, sometimes i show my native language. [speaking non-english language] >> you state that your family is in kyiv and without the assistance of the united states, this is absolutely true. the u.s. leadership in this assistance is strong and, again, i would like to remind you that this family will be in danger without the armed forces of ukraine. it is very important. but consider your questions,

per se, what would you like to hear? just peace? i don't know. i don't know what just pieces. it is a very philosophical description. if there is just war, i don't know. you know, for all of us, peace, just pieces different. for me as a president, just peace is no compromises as to the sovereignty freedom and toilet. integrity of my country. the payback for all of the damages inflicted by russian aggression and i'm reminding, talking about children today. but as a father, i would like to emphasize, you know, how many, how many parents lost their sons

or daughters on the front lines. so, what is just peace for them? money is nothing and no compensations or reparations are of no consequence. they live by revenge. i think this is a tremendous tragedy and the longer the war lasts, the longer this aggression lasts, there will be more parents who live for the sake of vengeance, for revenge. i know a lot of people like that. so, there can't be in a just peace in a war that was imposed on us by these -- i don't know how to describe that because we are in the white house, and i can't find the appropriate language. so, these humans, i would say.

>> president biden: let me respond. i think we share the exact same sentiment. free independent prosperous and secure ukraine. we want this warm war to end. as i said it could and with dignity and do the right thing and say, "poll out." but that's not going to happen. that is not going to happen now. so what comes next? we talk about today, and to succeed on the battlefield. it can succeed on the battlefield in the help of our european allies. so the if and when president zelenskyy is ready to talk with the russians, he will be able to succeed as well because he will have one on the battlefield. you know, i don't think we should underestimate the impact

this war is having on russia. in the loss in their suffering. and you saw i think two days a ago, vladimir putin in saying this was much tougher than he thought. he thought he could break nato, he thought he could break the alliance. he thought he could welcome ukrainian people, the russian speaking. he was wrong, wrong, wrong. he continues to be wrong. the sooner it is clear that he cannot possibly win this war, that is the time this president will be in a position to be able to decide how he wants to move forward. my turn. phil of cnn. >> thank you, mr. president. mr. president, to start with y you, often talk about how incredibly important to face

interaction and i wonder after spending two plus hours face-to-face with president zelenskyy, what you learned or what you took from the meeting that perhaps you couldn't lean or learn on the phone calls, the videoconferences. somewhat tied to that, was there discussion related to the u.s. assessments that russia would not take escalatory action now that the patriots are being sent and the patriot will be delivered to? >> carley: let me answer the first part of your question. you know i get kitted for saying all politics is personal. it is all about poking someone in the eye. and i mean that sincerely. i don't think there is any substitute for sitting down face-to-face with a friend or foe. but look them in the eye. that is exactly what is happening at this moment. we have done that more than once. we will continue to do it. with winter sitting in an putin increasingly going after

civilian targets, women or children orphanages, this guy is -- well, but he's going to fail. he is going to fail. he has already failed because he now knows there is no way he will ever occupy all of ukraine. there was no way in which he will be accepted by the ukrainian people. and so, he has failed in the past. it is very important for him and everyone else to see president zelenskyy and i are united with two countries together to make sure he cannot succeed. and i think i may be mistaken but i know i judged every leader by the way what they say to me, their consistency and looking him in the eye. this guy is who he says he is and he's willing to give his life for his country. all folks that came with him today. and so, i think it is important for him to know that we will do

everything in our power, everything in our power to see this thing through. what was the second part of the question? speak with the u.s. the effect of -- >> president biden: i did not discuss that at all with the president. but it is a defensive system. it is a defensive weapon system. it is not escalatory but defensive. it is easy we would love to not have to start the attacks. >> again, welcome. mentioned earlier that you wanted to make this trip for a a while now. why now? and also, can you tell me what the message you are sending to president putin is given the fact 24 hours on the ground on the front lines with artillery echoing behind you. now you find yourself in the white house standing next to the

president. >> president zelenskyy: [speaking non-english language] >> your question as to what is the message for putin. i am standing here and the united states with president biden on the same podium because i respect him as a person, as a president, as a human being for his position. and for me, this is a historic moment. i can send messages to president biden. for example, if it is not serious, what is going to happen after patriots are installed? after that, we will send another signal to president biden that we would like to get more patriots. [laughter] we are in the war.

i'm sorry, i'm very sorry. that is my appreciation. >> as to president putin, in 2019, we had a meeting in 2019 and i became the president of ukraine. at that time we were sending maximum messages to president putin telling him that there shouldn't be a full-scale innovation to stop aggression, to renew our territory and territorial integrity. and the diplomatic solution, god forbid, we should not have a full scalable. at that time, he said, "it won't happen." he was lying. what kind of message i can send him after he actually destroyed our life or is destroying our life. he could even go further.

he might want to invade those territories too. i believe there is something more about his inadequate approach to the war. why do we need to send him a message? he needs to be interested in getting attention from the world. because he is not a subject of civilized people. he should be interested in trying to save something from his culture and his country. that is his problem now. >> this will be the last question. [speaking non-english language] when is the full-scale inpatient started official to ukraine cannot receive patriots? as you said, it might be unnecessary escalation. now, it it is happening right

now to date, it is happening. and now, ukraine desperately needs more capabilities including a l long range -- cane make a long story short and give ukraine all capabilities it needs and liberate sooner rather than later? thank you. be to his answer is "yes." [laughter] >> president zelenskyy: i agree. [laughter] >> president biden: i'm trying to be straightforward with you here. look, the fact is it is important to remember that before russia invaded, we have dedicated an enormous amount of security systems to ukraine. and we have given ukraine what

they needed, when they needed to defend themselves. incensed the invasion that has resulted in more than $20 billion in terms of assistant. i approved $1.8 million in additional assistance to ukraine for it to succeed on the battlefield. and we are focused on working with allies and partners to generate capability in four key areas: air defense as you know the patriot is the best in that. secondly, and we are looking to do more, we provided hundreds of advanced artillery systems and thousands from countries. thirdly, we worked with partners to get ukraine tanks and armored vehicles. fourthly, we have announced today another 200,000 rounds of additional ammunition. and you say, why don't we just give ukraine everything there is to give? for two reasons, one mother is

in an entire alliance that is critical to stay with ukraine. and the idea that we would give ukraine material that is fundamentally different than is already going there with a prospect of breaking up nato and breaking up the european union and the rest of the world. we will give ukraine what it needs to be able to defend itself, to be able to succeed, to succeed on the battlefield. the other piece of this is, you might recall, one of the reasons why i have spent -- well, i won't tell you the calculation but i have spent several hundred hours face to face with our european allies in the heads of state of those countries. making the case why it was overwhelming in their interest that they continue to support ukraine. they understand it fully, but they are not looking to go to war with russia. they are not looking for a third world war. i think it can all be avoided by making sure ukraine is able to

succeed on the battlefield. so, anyway, there is more to say, but i feel like i have already said too much. thank you. thank you all very, very much. we appreciate your time and attention. as i said on the mr. president, you don't have to worry. we are staying with ukraine as long as ukraine is there. thank you all. >> president zelenskyy: thank you very much. >> that was the president of the united states and president of ukraine president zelenskyy in the white house after a day of meetings. president zelenskyy traveled to the united states and have not been out of the country 302 days since president putin invaded his country. there is a lot to get to. he still has a speech tonight joint session with congress a little bit later. we have some time to get reaction from your favorite people on the "the five," judge jeanine pirro listening

along with us. let's get your thoughts. >> judge jeanine: it is interesting when you put the numbers together it is $110 billion we have given ukraine in aid. today, almost $2 billion for the patriot missile system but i think the president was clear he didn't want to do anything other than defensive for president biden soap with the patriot missile system, that was important. and i also think the president is speaking for congress although congress still hasn't proven the additional $45 billion that ukraine wants. i suspect is the reason why the president is here. let me speak for a second about president zelenskyy. he has a very friendly way about he has a very comfortable way about him. you know, and then i remember i guess at one point in his career, he was a comedian. so he seems like a very nice guy. it is amazing he has gotten to the point he has right now where he still standing in light of the damage that has happened to ukraine. but the issue for the american

people as this, how are we spending $110 billion of additional 2 billion for the patriot missile system for the southern border is not being protected. and there is money on our own bill $1.7 trillion going from borders indonesia, jordan, egypt, lebanon. why are we doing that? i think most americans are sagging, "why are we spending this money? "and the answers given and i'm not sure where i come down on it, dana, the answer is, look if we don't stop putin in ukraine, we will put more money and possibly boots on the ground if putin goes into poland and then nato kicks in. it is a message to china it is okay now, you can attack taiwan. so, there is a lot more national security interest apparently pending on this money then i think most americans realize. >> dana: herald.

>> $110 billion is we get $45 billion more that congress is debating just to clarify the judge's point. the judge, you laid it well at the end. i think we should be protecting the southern border with a totally different strategy. these are two separate conversations but you do find this is why the conversation. the president i think try to at the end when he says he looks at his nato allies in the eyes and they want to protect the sovereign lines but they don't want to trigger world war iii. they also have interview security considerations. there are so many things that will come out of this, but i was impressed like you were with the two of them standing there. this is historic. the president had not been out of the country in 300 days since the war started in february. i remember when we started talking about this because it happened, it seems so long ago in some ways and the progress president zelenskyy and his troops and soldiers would help around the globe including us have made and should make all of

us as americans have a sense of a rush of pride. so many ways, if they were not able to do this, the ukrainians, we would likely have to do this. because what putin has tried to do is redraw, reconfigure the line settled since world war ii. in europe. and we would have had to defend it along with the nato allies. so, they have done us a great service. and i thank them for their courage. and i can only be grateful also, putin underestimated the desire, the hungry stomach the hunger forks be go mike and the future of their land and the sense of humor of zelenskyy who was at war and still able to have a chuckle about where he is. i guess lastly, the fact that president biden has also said to him, "we want you to be

comfortable. who wants a negotiated settlement for this." that came across several times and president biden's remarks and i'm glad he's leaving room for that because that is the only way this is going to end my appearance before jesse. >> jesse: zelenskyy will never surrender and he will never negotiate. the guy is charming but he is a killer. and it tells me that is not happening because he says the country wants vengeance. you understand that because you have widows, mothers, brothers who saw their sons get hacked down by the putin war machine. they are not going to say, okay, let's cut a deal and do reparations. you keep the east. they will do everything to expel the russians over the territory and bring up these russian generals on war crimes. that is what they want. biden's at the right thing, i guess but i want to hear the man speak from the brain instead of his notes because that was choreographed with preselected questions. he knew what was coming and i

expect more from the commander-in-chief. the patriot missile systems isn't in the escalation. this is our most high tech system. it is an air defense system that we have guys train three years how to operate. you don't have this thing over and say go for it. you were sending advisors over to ukraine on the ground to operate the system for them. so when the missiles coming in, this better be 100%. so guys on the ground getting shot down by putin's missiles, that will be a real problem here and so putin will target the patriot missile defense system because that is a huge propaganda win for him if you get a missile through. but it is better than having the missiles rained down on the civilian purity is crushing utility, water systems amassed civilian casualties. it looks like to me that may come of this winter is not going

to decide anything in may hear e muddy season is over and putin bringing 500,000 new guys. ukraine is captured, basically an entire battalion of tanks and russian artillery. they will get those things repaired and huge collision in the spring. we will find out who will win this thing hopefully. >> dana: i have a quick comment, i wonder at what point does biden lean on zelenskyy a little bit more for a negotiated settlement. zelenskyy said we need all of 2023 in order to beat them back. but then you get into 2024. there is more perhaps, different political calculation. i'm sure that the biden team would not want to be dealing with this in 2024. over to you, greg. >> greg: i know we talked about the pandemic and the analogy we will fight a war. then it switched. we looked at the war and we are fighting a pandemic. they both have something in common all data should be seen

suspicious. i remember the social distancing 6 feet away, b.s., watching gnomic washing down products that you bought. b.s. spirit groceries, so i think it is the same spirit this is the longest fog of war. and maybe i've lost my innocence on this stuff and may be all war is the fog of war and you can't trust anything you hear where you see. i think jesse has hit it right. nothing will ever be enough. you have to remind yourself this is our money. when he said patriot missile's, thanks, i want more patriot missile's, that is how it is going to go. that is an escalation. 300 days ago, i thought it was going to be like this i would be heartbroken. this is the thing i didn't want. like a war that everybody gets used to. it is a war that everybody got used to mainly because it is like rock 'em sock 'em robots. between russia and the ukrainians.

but it does like our limbs are not getting blown up. we are not being killed. so, i think we have been saying that. i'm super impressed by zelenskyy. i think his face will be on currency thanks to our currency, which will be following our currency because we both know. we know that ukraine a little corrupt. not as corrupt as russia but we need to support ukraine because they are our dog in this fight and they were our dog in this pipe will be for the fighting started. we saw ukraine to wield power in that region and pushing this. so we have to be there and can't ditch our date at the dance appearance before the last thing i would say is to take that, prr of thin press conference but he did get a question on the main issue and you brought it up and that is right now border. and if he has -- if he believes this fight is in our national interest, great, we will take the argument and think it through and make our decisions

about that, but if you never addressed the border and you don't explain why your decision-making is in our national interest, it leaves everyone to wonder why you are abandoning our troops, our cbp on the border and helping ukraine. you shouldn't help the ukrainians, not saying that. but that is a communication failure at the top. you cannot leave the outcome in my humble opinion. coming up next president biden reveals how he feels about kamala harris. ♪ ♪

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for joe and kamala harris and dishing out the dirt out the president truly feels about number 2. get this the big guy finds kamala harris to be annoying. yes, no kidding. so does half of the country! joe telling friends that kamala was a work in progress. in his early days in the white house. biden is frustrated that kamala's husband doug had been complaining about policy portfolio including the border crisis. biden was annoyed. he hadn't asked harris to do anything he hadn't done as vice president. and she begged him for the voting rights assignment. it's been a rough go for kamala. numerous staffers running for the doors, and she can't stop making awkward moments like this. >> you need to get the go and you need to be able to get to where you need to go to do the work and get home. >> we talk about the children of the community, they are a

children of the community. >> of the significance of the passage of time. when you think about it, great significance for the passage of time. >> you will literally see the craters on the moon with your own eye, with your own eye, i'm telling you. >> judge jeanine: oh, my gosh, all right, jesse, should biden expected more when he chose who are based on identity politics? >> jesse: anyone would expect more. i think of the previous relationships i covered of president and vice president. you never heard of the drama until like the eighth year or the last year or even after they left office. al gore came out against bill clinton when he lost and said the clintons might have cost me. cheney got a little perturbed about the scooter libby thing. the way end of that presidency. and then biden kind of sulked when barack obama endorsed

hillary, but that didn't come out until way later. we know what happened with mike pence in trump. we don't need to get into that but this happen right away, the first year, second year. now a sexist would say because she is a woman. i don't say that. i say it is because she is kamala harris. >> judge jeanine: thank you, jesse, that is very clear. dana, the white house says her inner circle is not serving her well. shouldn't she know better to know -- >> dana: i don't know if she has a choice. she dropped out of the presidential race before there were any boats. do you remember, there were 50 people on the record who had worked for her sagging how terrible it had been. so i think as a president if you are dealing with the facts she is in the news every day in a negative way and that is not what you signed up for it. i can understand that but i think the story, the second gentleman weighed in. oh, no, no, sir. i think you should just say i'm

happy to be here. thank you so much. what would you like me to do qwest work ribbon-cutting tomorrow? i'm on top of it. of course, you should do that but you cannot complain on her behalf. don't ever do that! i would be mortified. i would be mortified. >> judge jeanine: been a strong woman would be mortified. harold, the fact the white house has been unable to describe what she's been up to pure now that we have this incredible number of people crossing the border 2.4 million. shouldn't the white house be more involved to say, kamala, get to it? >> harold: you would think so. look, it is no secret these two, the staff for the president and vice president have not quite found their group. they need to try to find it sooner rather than later. i think president biden has a unique perspective as the article suggests because he was and we all know he was the vice president and he was asked

to do things. frankly, the job of the vice president is to do the things the president want you to do and to do it with confidence, enthusiasm and as much political savvy as you can. i think the jury is out whether vice president harris is tackling -- >> judge jeanine: still out? they went home. speak to the jury is out whether or not she is doing and tackling those tasks in that way. i think her team, the only thing i would say to her every morning at breakfast, at lunch, at lunch, tea, coffee, dinner, is we have to get border security's plan. we get a border security plan and all the things we have not done will go bye-bye. people will forget that and we will not only help their souls but help the president. >> dana: they would benefit from having you at the white house. >> judge jeanine: yes. b3 you work here. >> judge jeanine: greg, here is a bottom issue. she should have known when she

sat down with lester holt she was not prepared for questions at the border. you would think she would go back and say, "you know what my will light the candle at both ends and i will not be on top." >> greg: the cruisers in life, they have such high self-esteem. they never feel bad when they screw up. i hampered that. i end up being like jesse. you know what i think i did okay. but you know what, the jury is still out because the jury left the courthouse. they ran screaming from

>> because then she is in charge. but to the original point, she is a blueprint example of a terrible hire made for a noble but naive reasons. she is no different than sam, the luggage thief nuclear scientist or bankman-fried, the fraudster because they are gross incompetence with what is cloaked or shielded by wokeness peer that is what you end up with, to call the boxes and qualifications. if you question it, god forbid, and ran over by the steamroller of bigoted accusations. she even called her boss a racist on a debate and they still rewarded her. >> judge jeanine: that is why they don't get along. okay, "the fastest" is up next.

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up but first a potential nightmare before christmas. a dangerous orphic bomb to disrupt travel for millions of americans coast-to-coast before the holiday. smith from fox whether with the forecast. >> hey, jesse, you took the words out of my mouth. this is a weather nightmare for so many holiday travelers just trying to get home to see loved ones with porter days out from christmas. extremely powerful and massive storms this to walloping the entire country really from the pacific northwest down to the southeast and into the tennessee valley ushering in a multitude of hazards. strong damaging winds and very cold air. in fact i have a feeling this is what most will remember the storm by. it is like mother nature opening the freezer door and not shutting it as we will be dealing with widespread subzero temperatures for several days, especially for folks really in the northern tier of the country.

so, we will deal with wind chills anywhere between 30 to perhaps 50 degrees below zero. this is dangerous if not life threatening colds who take it seriously. also, notice how many colors we have on the map. lots of winter weather alerts and the storm system continuing to deepen and strengthen as the arctic front pushing eastward. right along the east coast, we will have precipitation with rain and blizzard conditions for down winds of the great lakes. as we have strong gusting winds, that is going to lead to potentially widespread power outages. snow not all that impressive but where we can see the highest, take a look at this, especially in michigan up to 1 foot or more of snow on the way, jesse. >> jesse: thanks, kendal. for more on the story much more download the fox weather app foxweather.com on your favorite connective tv device. >> greg: i might just pack it in right now.

why are we doing the show? i got to go. >> jesse: "the fastest." i think we found greg, eat like a lions, the lion diet. nothing but meat, salt, water for 30 days. supporters claim it decreases inflammation and improves mood spirit greg could certainly use that. it is unhealthy and extreme. i say we give it a shot starting right now. would you like to carve me a slice? please. you really do eat like this. you have sole teammate meal after meal. >> greg: i read the story wrong when eat like a lion, sprawling out naked in a field. >> hunting predators. >> greg: for 30 days that's all i do is eat on my front lawn. >> judge jeanine: do you not eat vegetables with us? >> greg: this is not what i do. you have to adapt a diet you can stick to. >> judge jeanine: what do you do?

>> greg: you can't stick to it. what do you mean? improve carbs. >> it improves your mood. >> judge jeanine: i don't like meat. so anyway. >> jesse: you don't like me? >> judge jeanine: no, i don't like me to. >> jesse: you like chicken. >> judge jeanine: chicken is not made, it is poultry. >> greg: is that poor? >> dana: i think i could do this diet. >> judge jeanine: you are a meat eater. >> harold: i could basically do this diet. >> dana: i don't know why you can't have vegetables on this diet. >> judge jeanine: what is so hard? >> jesse: guys come up next my adults are buying for themselves this christmas. you heard that right, kids are responsible $9 billion of toy sales annually making it the biggest source of growth for the industry. apparently, it is because of nostalgia and stress relief. greg, to buy, don't you? >> greg: was going to make fun

of this and i realize tyrus owns a lot of these toys. i was going to say a lot of people like to buy the things they wish they had and they were kids. i still have a lot of my toys and packaging. a dirt club. >> judge jeanine: the pot in the kitchen? >> jesse: have you bought a toy recently? >> judge jeanine: it depends on how you define a toy. >> greg: there you go. >> judge jeanine: i got in my stocking yesterday, so excited. good, in a few days. >> jesse: and harold, do you by toys and are you a kid adult? >> harold: i bought a karaoke machine and a good tour. the a lot of work but the toys, like music stuff. >> greg: you are a child at heart, he rolled. >> jesse: that is a good point. >> dana: i don't buy toys for myself. i buy toys for my dog for our

producers kid. the only kid that i know well because i don't see jesse jr. >> greg: is it a boy or a girl question marks before a girl. a wild thing. i'm grateful for the condolence because we need somebody buying the toys for the economy. by the way, by these toys. >> greg: if you were a single girl would you date a guy that clicks toys? >> judge jeanine: no. >> dana: not cooked well enough for me. >> jesse: be a player, dana, wow you are really difficult. >> dana: a drink the pill. >> jesse: is that enough for you? come on! no one is having fun. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance,

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>> dana: time now for one more thick. greg? >> greg: tonight a great show. sonnie johnson is back and will gain and tyrus, let's do this. something that is just not funny in west fargo, north dakota. it's not funny, is it? can we watch it again? >> that is not funny. do we show her afterwards what happened to -- no, but it's not funny. harold, stop laughing. harold eye eye why are you laughing at that? >> dana: here is incredible moment also caught on ring camera in alaska. the moose shakes its head. sheds both antlers at the same time. watch this. he sheds both antlers at the same time. >> judge jeanine: how do you shed them? they came. >> dana: over 58 inches across. they shed their antlers every year and painless for the

animal. who knew? >> greg: that's like jesse after the show when you toss your toupee off. >> judge jeanine: do you remember trudeau with the eyebrow that came off. >> jesse: what is heather's name? >> zam rag go. >> jesse: can't wait for that tries to save a girl from a christmas tree. [laughter] >> dana: how do people have so many cameras in their home? >> shirtless? fine but dead. >> she is in the icu, just kidding. everyone is fine. >> tonight "jesse watters primetime" biden too long texas into san francisco. new video joust come in. okay. now, santa uses sign language to communicate with deaf and hard of hearing children. take a look at these heart-warming meet and greets with a very special santa. families in washington, d.c. were brought together at the

gaylord national resort for an amazing day with one of the few professional deaf santas. provided children deaf and hard of hearing with the opportunity to visit with santa using american sign language as well as watching christmas show with interpreters. complete holiday experience giving some of the children their very first opportunity to talk with jolly old saint nick. isn't that sweet? >> dana: beautiful. that's great. >> harold: santa's iconic white beard might have competition. joe from idaho set the guinness book of world records most ornaments in a beard with 710. latest weighs 5 pounds and five hours to compete. beat his own record set the record in 2019. dine. >> dana: no one else is competing. >> there is 710 ornaments the guy has. bless his heart. >> judge jeanine: does he do it himself? >> does he do it.

>> harold: west in peace one of my childhood heroes frank franco harris. >> dana: called the immaculate reception, jesse. terry bradshaw was the quarterback. i'm just saying. >> judge jeanine: go dana does sports. >> harold: look at dana perino. >> dana: i know i impressed bret baier. >> bret: that's a lot of sport knowledge. >> dana: got to watch "america's newsroom" you find out a lot more. merry christmas. >> bret: breaking tonight, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in washington with a day of consultations with american leaders who are pouring tens of billions of dollars to his effort to repel russian invaders. zelenskyy will speak to a joint meeting of congress in about an hour and a half. earlier today, just an hour ago, the president met with president biden and the two held a joint news conference in the white house. that's where we begin with white house correspondent jacqui