you and all of your viewers, god bless. >> charles: and thank you all of course were joining us today, hope that you have been having a merry christmas and a great holiday season. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm dana perino with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, greg gutfeld, and jimmy palin, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> dana: welcome to a special edition of "the five," the holiday hangover, we hope you had a nice christmas and your pants still fit, it can be tough to recover from all of the food, festivities, and on wanton presence, but we survived, and now we are already to have some

fun, we have a huge show ahead including a bad gifts return edition of supermarket showdown. we are going to face off and in quality trivia challenge, plus we are answering your fan mail questions, but first, time for a holiday hangover themed fastest, are you ready? what plenty of folks are happy to see the holidays were known and most people wishes that it happened longer than it actually does, 52% say that they may tried to fit in as many festivities as possible, but the same percentage agree that there is not enough time in the holiday season to do everything they want to do, do you wish that the holidays lasted longer? >> jimmy: no, and thank you for not acknowledging that i look like a whole santa who got fired for smoking pot with the elves. people are trying to do too much and that's why they think the season is too short, everybody needs to try to stop having the coolest christmas on and scream and paste themselves, let's play some music and have a good time,

there were five christmas activities, you have the tree coming went to mass, christmas eve, christmas day, you went to rehab coming were done, i will see you at the gym new year's day, everybody needs to chill out, we don't need to broadcast every second of your holiday. oh, timmy made a snowman, nobody cares, don't assume the snowman's gender anyway, move on with your life. >> judge jeanine: they care and they want to see timmy snowman. >> jimmy: i don't doubt that timmy is a fine snowman connoisseur, but everybody is their one-man news service during the holiday season. everybody makes christmas cards, jenny makes a fabulous christmas card, but it's a big production. you have to take the photo, we put this on here, that when they are. a heavy weight, like a hollywood heavyweight, like brings in the james cameron there are special effects, cgi, it's a lot. >> dana: we all of the holidays, do you wish they lasted longer? >> you know why people wish they

lasted longer? they don't get started until the week before christmas and they are like i did not get everything done, so i wish it lasted longer, if they get started the day after thanksgiving then everything is done then they will be done by december 25th, so i don't wish they lasted longer, i would rather hang myself at this point. i am so tired of christmas decorations at my house. i have one. >> geraldo: oh, one. living in ohio the end of the holiday season is very dramatic, because there is nothing ahead for you. there's january and maybe martin luther king weekend and then february and by march you want to kill yourself, i mean, really it is so, so graham, the weather is so bad, so cold, so gray coming wish the holiday season lasted at least until march. >> jesse: the browns are not making the playoffs. >> geraldo: don't say that. >> jimmy: the browns have a great shot on xbox. get a playstation of all they go all the way.

>> dana: you have young kids, do you wish it lasted longer? >> jesse: the second i unwrapped the last present for myself i am immediately depressed, and then it becomes you have to clean up everything coming have to clean up the table, the wrapping paper, and if you don't clean up the wrapping paper during the unwrapping process that's not how you do things, so yes, there is something very dark and scary, it's a dark winter ones that last present is open. >> jimmy: do you live in that house where a photo has a hefty bag in the background? >> and one kid as soon as they finish everything, one has to wait until the garbage goes to the bag and nobody touches anything until that is done. >> jesse: i'm not enjoying the unwrapping i just try to clean up the whole time. >> dana: i feel like it has to last until february, it can all work out in one month, so you push it into the new year and

you're still saying merry christmas and happy new year on presidents' day. >> geraldo: and latin family as it is prolonged in the sense that three kings day on jan january 6, is the time when kids get their gifts often. three kings day. >> judge jeanine: orthodox religion as well, january six s a religious meaning. >> jesse: maybe that's what they were doing at the capital. [laughter] >> dana: picking a surprising christmas movie and a new study, have never heard of this one, "edward scissor hands" in florida, california, new mexico, does not even take place during the holidays, but some fans pointing to this iconic snow's being that you might remember. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ and then there is "die hard" that does take place during christmas, top the list in idaho and montana, what you think? is it a christmas movie? >> jimmy: people watch reruns on christmas, it's not a new release day, the ultimate christmas movie is christmas story that would never get married with -- made with the bullying and the bb gun, we will take cocaine bear, it's less offensive. but there was always it's a wonderful life in the background. a little bit of it's a wonderful life, the only christmas it that i don't lean into his love actually, we have talked about this on the show, the best experience i had watching it was in 2010 when i was a cab driver, 1-year-old lincoln walked out of his bedroom 20 minutes in and threw up on himself and that ended the movie, because jenny had to clean him up. >> dana: so you don't know how it ended? >> jimmy: i've seen 5,000 times.

i won't confess. >> jesse: have never seen "it's a wonderful life" only "christmas story." our christmas movie is "home alone" the kids love home alone. >> jimmy: "home alone" the parents would get arrested for negligence. >> geraldo: i would say that "elf" is the best of the modern movies paired but ""miracle on 34th street"" and "it's a wonderful life" it's a part of your education. >> jimmy: we grew up in the era where it was the next meaning of the playoff game. >> judge jeanine: i love "die hard" i'm a shoot them up kind of guy. yes, die-hard is my favorite, i could watch it over and over. but i saw ""miracle on 34th street"." i never saw "edward scissorhands." >> dana: i have seen it, i just never thought it was a christmas movie, i think you would like it. >> judge jeanine: what does he do with his hands?

is he available to higher? >> dana: it has been 20 years since i saw it, i will have to refresh my memory, up next when you take down the tree? justin hartley says many, many months. "this is us" start telling people this, if you come over in july there might be a christmas tree up, i don't mind putting them up, but taking them down is a nightmare. it is said in such a pain, so i keep it lit up through january and then in december. but if you do the same get ready for a backlash on your block, half of americans say that deck ration should be packed away before january. we move into a new apartment building, and i looked up at the balconies and there was somebody that had their christmas tree out on their balcony, this is july and i was like what is this? and i took a picture because kennedy lives in the same building. and those like like is this you? judge, you have a beautiful home and you have decorated it so

nicely, do you leave it up for a while? >> judge jeanine: i used to leave it up until january 6, because of the feast of the epiphany, and it's a religious thing, and i grew up catholic, and have a lot of family that grew up that way. but now i get a little crazy, like i want it down, i want my house back, clean it up, it's enough already. >> geraldo: the tree you have to get rid of it because it starts shedding time it's different than christmas lights, christmas lights really add to the character of the neighborhood, and they really are very warm and i like them. january -- end of january is really pushing it, but they are lovely and i like them. >> dana: so you leave them up for a while? >> geraldo: i don't usually hang them, because i have a jewish wife and if i did i would sleep outside. >> dana: you clean up all the presents, what about the tree? >> jesse: comes down within a day or two. and people are actually lazy and that's why they don't take their tree down, but they are saying it's because they are in the

spirit of christmas, that's not true, they are just lazy. justin is lazy. >> geraldo: what about lights? >> jesse: they come down pretty soon too. >> judge jeanine: colored lights or white lights? >> jesse: i'm a white light guy, but i don't judge colors. >> dana: they don't keep their tree up after christmas because they have a birthday and their family, but they put their tree up november 1. >> jimmy: do they live in a cvs? >> dana: they just do it early. us before they start too early like a drugstore, the day after halloween, the day after things giving, my aunt fran the most efficient christmas feast, day after thanksgiving the tree went up and she host a christmas day but the tree was in a box by the time you went home on christmas night and as a kid you are like aunt fran, i get it, you need help with the box? >> dana: ever wonder when to tell your family or friend sleeping over at your house during the holidays that it is

time to go? well, most people say guests overstay their welcome after four days, four days definitely, maybe three. what did fran say? >> jimmy: aunt fran from my side of the family we don't have anybody out of town, so they were only there for one day. thanksgiving, started at 3:00, at 9:00, football is over, and 9:00 people were at my house and i almost went to the neighbors and called the cops on myself i was like what are you guys doing here? for hours at a one-day event if you are on the road, because i do a little bit of ohio with jenny's family it's two days, because there's nothing to do by day three, that's when the bad eating and the bad drinking starts, it's the days that you treat like holidays. >> dana: yes. >> jesse: my grand parents used to come over to the house and we would wake up the next morning and they would be gone. they would be out the door at 6:00 a.m. and we appreciated that. >> geraldo: ben franklin said fish and visitors stink after

three days. >> jimmy: you were there when he said it. >> geraldo: i remember it we well. >> dana: do you have a rule? >> judge jeanine: no, i level my sister comes and my mom, she would never stay long enough, i just love having them over. >> dana: my mom and my sister can stay for a long time, the rest of you... more ahead on this special edition of "the five," next up battling it out over the worst holiday gifts in our supermarket showdown. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health.

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>> jesse: welcome back to the holiday hangover eat edition of "the five," one of the busiest days for christmas returns, so let's have some fun and play a bad gifts return edition of supermarket showdown. ♪ ♪ i love that music. that's right, we will guess the cost of some of the worst holiday gifts, whoever guesses without going over wins. and we are using walmart prices, and by the way, i don't know any of the answers in advance, only the judge does. >> judge jeanine: i do not! >> jesse: you would have, let's do number one, this is a fruitcake, did not know that they actually still sold these things. one fruitcake coming want to hold that up? now is that -- >> judge jeanine: take a picture of this, where are you? >> geraldo: is that up pure nature?

>> jimmy: if you send somebody that you get charged with a hate crime. >> judge jeanine: if they are this hard you can. >> jesse: so what is the pr price? >> judge jeanine: two in one package. >> jesse: i don't know. >> judge jeanine: dana is going to win, i can feel this. i can uncork it. thank you very much. >> jimmy: i'm going $12.80 american. >> jesse: try to keep up. judge, that is a lowball. what is the answer? $11.48. do i win? he went over, he is over. >> judge jeanine: take this home with you! >> jesse: good job, geraldo! three kings day, i will be celebrating that. here are some apparel if you can call sox apparel, we have a bag

of white athletic socks. >> judge jeanine: who knows, they are for men. >> jesse: wide comfort brand with the reinforced toe and ventilation channels. and they are from dickies, so you know that they are good. what is the price? going with a 99? you are playing for keeps. >> jimmy: 15 american. >> jesse: and the answer is what? $10.98! 's before she went over! be on minute! i was in the spirit. >> geraldo: you got robbed. >> jesse: dana has one, geraldo has one, let's go with home decor, the live, laugh, love sign.

>> geraldo: that saying makes me throw up in my mouth. >> jimmy: that's from every store or every cricket in america. >> jesse: with a rope dangling for it, we will see how much they will upsell that. prices up. >> jimmy: 20, i'm going high, they sell them where they take advantage of you. >> jesse: you don't have to sell me fudge. $11.69. geraldo again. >> judge jeanine: that is not right, you are of the people! >> jesse: he is in the lead! you have zero! >> geraldo: i owe it all to my coaches in college. >> jesse: this is an electric can opener it from amazon, quite heavy. >> judge jeanine: who has room for that? >> jesse: who opens cans?

>> judge jeanine: they have preservatives if you open a can. >> geraldo: i like beans in a can. >> judge jeanine: to buy the real beans and soak them and boil them. >> jesse: this looks pretty nice! i'm going to go $21! this is from china, dana. >> dana: that's why it is not $21. >> jesse: the answer is $24.95. >> judge jeanine: i guess i don't shop! before i'm back in the game, don't sleep on the community college kids. >> dana: i think inflation has affected these prices. >> jesse: you have to win this one, the final one is athletic gear, would you do this? >> jimmy: this is how they have tactically told me to work out, just lift the weights ag again.

>> dana: 5 pounds each. 2.2 kilos. >> jesse: thank you, dana. >> jimmy: just so you can read it it is a 25. >> jesse: did you have trouble erasing? geraldo's face is they are. judge! $21.99, you win! >> judge jeanine: i won something! do i win the weights? >> jesse: you know what, he needs them. >> judge jeanine: i need to get myself together after i take this off. >> jimmy: you look together. spill noah's tougher waters, but a holiday trivia challenge for the ages. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> i'm rich edson from fox news in washington, between five continues in a moment, but first of the special newsbreak, the winter storm impacting so many americans continues to cause thousands of delays and cancellations for weary post-christmas travelers. in western new york, a driving ban in buffalo, and some other cities in an effort to keep folks safe at home. volume ten of the twitter files drops with the focus on how the tech company reportedly rigged to the kobe debate with the claims that the current and former presidents has ministrations press twitter executives to control the platform's pandemic and there is no holiday break in the border crisis. the biden administration insists it is still enforcing immigration laws as border patrol reports more than 16,000 encounters over the weekend. i will be back at 6:00 p.m.

eastern for a live "special report" now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to speed 25, time for the trivia challenge, we will answer some facts about the holiday season. i will be hosting and playing, but i do not know the answers. real talk, i guess to be great at trivia, but then i got a smartphone i know i have to google my own birthday. i don't know anything. of the phone made us all dumb, but let's do it. judge always hustles, i'm not going win, on average, you're going to hold up the paddle, b, c, on average how long do people leave their christmas trees up after christmas? is it one week? three weeks? two months? >> dana: on average? >> jimmy: the answer is three

weeks. believable. in the world, you live in, they are going down immediately, santa takes over -- >> jesse: three hours. >> jimmy: around how much money and gifts is returned over the holiday season? 160 billion? 100 billion? 40 billion? i am going c lo, i can explain why, but let's make sure i got it right, the answer is 160 billion. >> dana: people are very ungrateful. >> jimmy: i'm excited because of her but he gets nowadays. >> jesse: greg gutfeld's wife did like a billion of those. >> jimmy: question number three, which country started the tradition of putting up a christmas tree? is it spain, germany, england? i'm going with -- which country, everybody goes b

for the win, did we get it right? oh, it is germany! we knew the song! question number 4, in total, how many candles are lit during hanukkah? is it 12, 26, 44? staying on a watch. and the correct answer is c, 44! >> judge jeanine: don't have the star of david on your wrist? >> jimmy: safe to say you did not pole and a bunco trump and convert for the marriage?

44! 's before i went to community college! we will be here for a month. all right, what popular christmas song was originally intended for thanksgiving? was it silent night? was it jingle bells? was it co come all ye faithful? i know the answer and i will get this right. is it silent night? jingle bells? oh ye faithful, and with the point, you want to know why? me and the judge are tied with three right now, because we had into question number six, because it was a spin-off of over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house we go. this is how she got run over by a reindeer. >> judge jeanine: you don't know this. >> jimmy: i'm just trying to get in your head, judge, what is swedish children leave for santa claus?

is it swedish fish? coffee? meatballs? what do they leave for santa claus? this is a weird one, i am guessing b. >> dana: you learn this at ikea! before is coffee! i have one more question! it's not over yet! >> dana: i would rather have meatballs. >> jimmy: ikea meatballs, but lazy kids, the copy i respect. it takes a little effort. so how many reindeer does santa have? you have to keep in mind the vaccine mandate, it has changed, is it 12? six? nine? i am going a, and the answer is c! of her but he got it but me? >> dana: tiebreaker! you have to write this one down.

how many miles will the average american travel between thanksgiving and new year's? give me a number. there is no multiple-choice. >> judge jeanine: it does not have to be in a car, and an airplane? >> dana: how many miles? >> jimmy: it is me and the judge, battle of the velvet. 1200 miles. she said 1,000? >> dana: it is 600! >> judge jeanine: i have one again! >> jimmy: unbelievable! [laughter] straight-ahead... where do we like to go to get away during the winter? our answers are coming up. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: welcome back to our specially edition of "the five." everyone likes to get away this time of year and fox weather has you covered with top destinations for your next trip. kendall's method joins us now, hi, kendall. >> me know that travel is on the minds of so many folks this time of year, and wanted to have a little bit of fun and choose a few getaway destinations to help folks get through kind of the cold and gloomy winter months that lie ahead. and what better way to do so then by heading down to st. thomas, which is one of the u.s. virgin islands. check out that gorgeous shot, average highs this time of year around the mid 80's, but it gets even better, the average water temperatures are in the low 80s, so it is certainly a water lover's paradise, the location that you are definitely not going to want to travel back

home too. let's try on the tropical trend, heading to the north and to the yucatan peninsula, playa del carmen known for the clear water, that just look stunning, doesn't it, temperatures a little bit cooler, but not by much, only a degree or two, the average high this time of year is right around 83 degrees and the average ocean temperature upper 70s. but the big take away is that you want to make sure that you are putting lots of sunscreen on yourself as well as your kiddos, because surprisingly enough, you can in fact get a sunburn this time of year. and also playa del carmen known for the mayan ruins, it is a must-see for anyone traveling down to the area. and last but certainly not least, calling my cold weather lovers, we are going to head back stateside to a bavarian themed village which is nestled in the heart of the cascade mountains, about a two hour drive to the east of seattle, this is where we find leavenworth, washington, and doesn't that just look like a

winter wonderland, lots of winter activities to partake in, talk about skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, even snowshoeing, anything you can think of you can do it in leavenworth, but you certainly want to make sure you are bundled up, because the average high is right around freezing, so that it's pretty cold. the codes are needed. so if you're going to be traveling soon, make sure that you are downloading the free fox weather app as you can stay up-to-date with the latest changing conditions for your location and also remember you can stream fox weather any time on all of your favorite connected tv devices parts of judge, question for you, which destination would you choose this time of year? >> judge jeanine: do i have to pick one of the three? it's because they are all great. >> judge jeanine: they are all great, but i used to do winter, now i'm looking for warm weather and beaches, so of those three st. thomas, but thank you, kendall, so much for giving us some information on some very popular places to visit. >> dana: you thought leavenworth was something else. it >> jimmy: it's a pick

because i ate so much on christmas i feel like i am in my third trimester, nobody wants to go to the beach this week. if you do coming out a boring christmas. most people look at the beach like oh, and then they're like oh! leavenworth has more takers in the audience. >> judge jeanine: don't you feel locked up when you hear leavenworth. >> jimmy: i do contend it was a top destination, if you disagree, hit me up on twitter at geraldo rivera. but i say leavenworth. >> dana: if i could choose two, i really like the jersey shore in the winter, it is quiet and i love a winter is peaceful and lovely, you are not outside a lot, but then i have a girlfriend that goes to antigo a lot and i had a chance to go once and i really liked it, so i would choose to go that way. >> judge jeanine: where would you go? >> jesse: i think that kendall's uncle is the head of leavenworth, a serious star course selection, we usually go to naples, because we got

married there. yes, so we are not going year. >> geraldo: how did you do it there? >> jesse: my favorite restaurant is back up, so you know how the ritz is basically like a fortress, so i think it's that. >> geraldo: i go wherever the vote is, i try to stay on the water wherever i am in have been in puerto rico for almost my whole life, love puerto rico and the caribbean islands, but i love being on the water. and i take one or more of my daughters skiing also, i don't go down the mountain. >> jesse: you just hang out in the lodge and drink. >> judge jeanine: put on that fancy sweater. >> geraldo: the jukebox. >> judge jeanine: used to love going to the slopes, anyway... up next, we will answer some of your fan mail questions when the special edition of "the five" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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your fan mail questions from social media. so jimmy, listen to this, what is your favorite thing about the week between christmas and new year's? >> jimmy: oh, man, traditionally will be eating within an inch of my life, but this year i'm hosting on new year's eve, on the fox news channel, got to do some stand up. >> geraldo: who is your cohost? >> jimmy: fox and first, pete, rachel campos duffy, emily compagno will be in new york. >> geraldo: will you be in times square? >> jimmy: i will be in nashville, when you work new year's eve in nashville, 2023 is a blood alcohol count. so i will be sucking it in between christmas and new new year's. >> geraldo: and dana, what do you think? >> dana: this evening peter and i will go to europe, we are going to venice, and then we are meeting the lovely shannon bream and her husband in vienna. >> geraldo: nu, just? >> jesse: merry christmas. in two days i will be moving, so

we are not going anywhere. we are moving out of the city and into new jersey. >> judge jeanine: oh, no. yay! >> geraldo: how do you feel about that epic moment where you are giving up the herb in the rock 'n' roll life? >> judge jeanine: are you getting a station wagon too? [laughter] >> jesse: we are ready for it, and it is the right move. but i will miss the city. >> geraldo: particularly with another little critter coming. >> jesse: yes, it is coming philip matt public, geraldo. >> geraldo: stay off the radar between those two, this is from valerie city. judge, when were you allowed to open gifts as a child? christmas eve, christmas day? >> judge jeanine: we had to go to midnight and in mass and it was christmas day. >> geraldo: everybody went to midnight mass? >> judge jeanine: i used to sing in the choir, i did not know how to sing.

>> geraldo: did you feel grounded or put upon? >> judge jeanine: oh, no, i was very into it. >> geraldo: you work? did you make a link? my last question, a link between the birth of and -- >> judge jeanine: absolutely, it was a religious holiday. >> geraldo: what about you? >> dana: we went to church, the earlier service, but we always open our gifts on christmas eve and then santana arrived overnight and those were the gifts that were available under the tree or in the stocking in the morning. >> jimmy: christmas morning guy, so christmas eve at my grandma's house which is where half sicilian half polish, so the feast of the seven flushes and then the next morning when everybody wakes up and pulled her life together we would open up the presents. >> geraldo: what do you do with the twins? >> jesse: presence christmas eve in oyster bay with my father and mother and then we will do morning presence with

chelsea's family. >> geraldo: my mother jewish, my father catholic, for a long time we cannot have a christmas tree, then we lobbied my mom and got a christmas tree, and christmas eve, and then link with anyway, it's a long story. but this is from liana, what song or movie do you hate that everyone else loves? >> judge jeanine: i don't hate anything. >> geraldo: do you like the mariah carey song? she hates the mariah carey song. >> judge jeanine: i love them all, i don't hate anything. i love scrooge too, i like watching that movie. really, i like the ghost of scrooge i think is good. >> geraldo: justin bieber and busta rhymes did "little drummr boy" that is a bad song. >> jimmy: the worst is "the christmas shoes" where the little boy goes to the mall and wants to buy shoes because his

mom is dying, this is a song, it is popular, he is buying shoes -- stick with me, for his mom who is dying, it is a sad song for two reasons, one the mom is dying, obviously, two, you realize he is going to halved a difficult life, because he is bad with money. 30 minutes to live you are buying shoes, i don't condone that. it was a better joke for the rest of the table. [laughter] >> geraldo: that joke aside, dana, have you regifted it? >> dana: it was a horrific regift, i got an ipad that was engraved with my name on the back of it, okay, and i did not open it because i already had an ipad, and it was not her christmas. i can say this on tv, it was for my dad's birthday, and my dad does not have an ipad, so i said peter, would you do me a favor take that ipad and tended to my dad and then a

couple days later we were at dinner and all of a sudden i went -- and he said what? and i said it's engraved! unlike the ipad was engraved with my name, i got an award -- so i had to call my dad and he was totally cool about it, but yeah, i got caught two very red-handed. >> geraldo: what was dad's reaction? >> dana: he thought it was cool, he like the ipad. it was fine. >> geraldo: from sheila m, if you are one of santa's reindeer, what would be your reindeer n name? >> dana: justice! >> judge jeanine: justine! >> geraldo: what does that have to do with it? >> judge jeanine: they have been bad, take those presence, this kit has been good, you know, justice! >> geraldo: more of your fan mail questions when "the five"

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deign welcome back. we're answering more of your fan mail questions. here we go. jesse, facebook question from nancy t., do you wrap your gifts in the same paper or each one different paper. >> jesse: i don't do wrapping. emma handles that and she does a really good job. >> dana: okay. great answer. >> jesse: last time she opened with industrial tape and none of the children could open the gifts 20 minutes per gift. >> dana: judge, i'm assuming do you different paper. >> judge jeanine: jean depending on the person. >> jesse: something in the "new york times"? >> dana: geraldo, do you know how erika handles this? >> harold: i know this is the way i wrap.

signing my name at the bottom of the check. >> dana: feel free to send one of those to me. >> dana: i'm assuming. >> jimmy: this is jenny failla appreciation moment. not only does she wrap everything but i give it to her midnight on christmas eve. she likes me. she is handy and i'm like a fixer-upper. >> dana: she wants to fix you up. instagram question from -- i can't even read that address who is the hardest person on your list to shop for, judge? >> judge jeanine: my son. i have never gotten him anything that he liked. from the time he is 10 years old. i give him money he likes that. >> dana: it's tough. geraldo? >> geraldo geraldo erika is the only gift i buy. erika handles everybody else.

>> dana: jimmy? >> jimmy: my wife by far. her and i very tough crowd. whatever we open we will brutally take down. >> dana: right there in front of them. >> jimmy: lincoln loves it. we only have one kid we weren't allowed to have two. >> dana: do you have somebody hard to buy for. >> jesse: ella hard. sophie gives me the christmas list at halloween. mom very difficult to shop for. >> dana: books. i stepped on your -- i assume books. respect much better answer. quick answer. instagram question. what is your favorite holiday beverage, jimmy? >> jimmy: it's mictor's whisksy. on the rocks, let's go. >> dana: i like a hot chocolate. >> jesse: little bourbon in the eggnog. herald herald rum on the ice

cream. dana is it for us. merry christmas everyone. see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ i saw mommy kissing santa claus ♪ underneath the mistletoe last night ♪ she didn't hear me creep down the stairs to have a peek. >> richard: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm rich edson in for bet baier. a deadly storm shuts down and posthole day travel for millions of americans. title 42 remains in effect on our southern border, for now. but the immigration crisis shows no signs of slowing. and new attacks on several power stations leave thousands in washington state unplugged on christmas day.