happen. the hope for kevin mccarthy is that he does make some progress on squirrelling up more votes to become the next speaker of the house. but he's not budging. his numbers are not budging. they're stuck. so is he. at 8:00 p.m. tonight, they're back at it. here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone, am judged any and piero along with jusco tar love, jesse watters, dana perino, and even greg got filed. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five"! welcome to groundhog day, america. at the speaker stalemate on capitol hill showing no signs of stopping, and it is unclear who will blink first. republicans are locked in a fierce battle if you should hold

the gavel, the house taking a break until 8:00 p.m. after kevin mccarthy lost his six the vote for speaker, republicans backing him saying enough with the nonsense, it is time to move forward so they can go after joe biden. >> they have gotten together and decided that they can only blackmail the republican conference in effect they are blackmailing the american people. it's because of their headlines about the chaos, this and that, yesterday our colleagues on the other side of the guy over tweeting their bags of popcorn that they had out, they love it. >> i plead with all, all of my republican colleagues, let cooler more rational heads prevail. >> i've had a number of conversations with kevin, and basically said that this needs to break loose. he needs to make a deal, or he needs to step aside and give somebody else a chance to do that. >> judge jeanine: but the 20 plus republicans who oppose aren't giving up. >> i think the path is very

difficult right now for kevin, at the core of this is, yes, we were successful in taking back the majority, but we still have to deal with the reality is of governing here in washington. in a one-day delay or a two day delay, even a three day delay does not stop us from being able to do the things that we were elected to do. >> judge jeanine: and democrats smell an opportunity, aoc thinks the republican fighting could open the door for her party to gain some extra power. >> is there anyone in their caucus that can build that consensus? if there isn't, the team may have to come to the democratic party, and if that is the case, then what would that even look like? could we get democratic chairs of committees as a result? if he chooses to approach the democratic caucus, then that would be a negotiation in and of itself for a potential coalition government. >> judge jeanine: okay, great, i will start with the on this

political issue. i've not asked the question. it's before i don't need a question, i have my strong feelings, this is not groundhog day, it is the opposite of groundhog day, because in the movie he actually got better, remember every day, this is the opposite. he is not -- no one is learning anything, it is anti-groundhog day, pour them kevin mccarthy losing more ballots than the democratic poll worker. sue me. anyway, i'm starting to change my mind on this. i wanted to go on forever. it's like an extra-inning game that like when it's on you go, is that the 22nd inning coming want it to go to 27, how long did this go? it is a horrifying spectacle, but it is also hypnotic, and everybody says, oh, what is it, democracy is messy? oh, stop it. everybody knows this is just a pain. but i love how the democrats act like this is some kind of catastrophe.

may be, but it is self-contained, right? it is self-contained. it is not affecting americans the way that afghanistan or the border or inflation, so at least when republicans have a firing squad it is circular, but the democrats shoot everybody. so i like that, i like that. and here is my last point, i have a theory that this is all being done because it is like -- they love to revert to being college kids pulling an all-nighter, so this is an excuse to order 50 pizzas and make us pay for it. >> judge jeanine: that certainly explains it, thank you, greg. dana, how long do you think mccarthy stays on? he has been voted not able to get to 218 and six votes, and victoria spartz is voting present twice. she said she is doing that because she wants a discussion, so why don't they just keep voting? do they think it's going to come down and say everybody change your vote? >> dana: and she was quite close with kevin mccarthy, so that one has to hurt, but you have heard at some point we have to do something, it's not the

end of the world or democracy, it has been two day is and i could go for a few more, but it probably won't. today there was no movement towards kevin mccarthy, there was a slight movement back, so a little bit at a stalemate, the other thing that is happening is the name calling is getting ratcheted up within the party. and they are going to get through this, there will be a speaker at some point, and then they have to work together and they are saying a lot of things that are going to be very difficult to prickett and heart to forgive. so i think that there is only one solution they should do tonight which is -- >> greg: get drunk! >> dana: yes, everybody needs to go to the bar and they all need to get drunk and have a moment, because that's what you do with the team when you're having a little bit of a problem. i'm not saying coming yes, i am saying, go get drunk. and just like check the phones at the door, no one can take a phone in, and everyone just have a chance to talk about some something, trump and a statement said why are you giving up this opportunity to celebrate?

you got back the majority and you are blowing it, guys. and i thought he had a good point. to the last thing i want to mention as i feel like they are forgetting these lessons that happen during the paul ryan years switches if you don't give your team the votes, then whoever the speaker is going to be, and that might not be mccarthy, could be somebody else, let's say it's the debt ceiling, if you don't have the votes of your team you have to get them somewhere else for must pass legislation come over to get them? moderate democrats, what does that do? it opens up the legislation to change things to their will which makes the outliers even more mad and then they can point to them and say you are so establishment, it is not good exercise, and the other thing is they are missing this opportunity, today what does joe biden announce? under the cover of all of this his intention is to go to the border after republicans have stayed they want to go over two years, who is going to talk about that in the morning? no one, because they will talk about this or getting drunk. >> judge jeanine: does mccarthy in order to get 218 votes, does he try to build a

coalition with moderate democrats by turning to the democrats and if he does succeed that a lot of people hurt their careers? >> jesse: if he cuts a deal with the democrats, he is toast, because then he has to give them something. and you can never give democrats anything. [laughter] politics is tough, you get this close to power and their own team kicks you in the groin, six times in the groin, i hate this because i don't like talking about republican infighting, i have a personal policy not to get involved in primary battles, so i say this under duress, but i feel like this is all my fault, because i have been calling kevin mccarthy speaker on prime time for about three months, i jinxed it. i don't know if he is dead yet, but he is close, because i have never seen a situation where

someone take someone hostage and they are main demands is and what the hostage dead. [laughter] so the hostage has to commit suicide! spin on it does not really serve their person. >> jesse: i don't know how you survived, somebody else going to go? some of me thinks this is personal, like gates does not like him because he did not back them when the department of justice hung the case over his head, but then i listen to chip roy on laura ingraham and he says, this is what they don't want, they don't want every christmas week to the senate shove trillions of dollars of spending down their throats and say that you have 24 hours to vote yes on this or christmas is over, and so they want to be on the rules committee, so does he have to give these guys the rules committee? of the freedoms the rules committee? what more do they want? i feel like you give the freedoms everything and they want to scalp instead, so i

don't know, and who greg mailed it yesterday, and with greg on this. wake me up when they land the plane. i don't care if it crashes or if it lands, wake me up when something happens. spew them when they are ready to do something. >> jesse: use it in the room together, we lock the door, you are not coming out until you decide, but i don't feel like i have to be in the smoke-filled room, why do i have to feel like i am in the room! before they really smell bad. >> jesse: and i'm getting this thing called me. >> judge jeanine: there is a tweet by cori bush, and two african americans were suggested for a speaker on the democratic side, and byron donalds, and of course cori bush comes out and says it is not historic candidate, byron is not a historic candidate for speaker, he is a prop despite being black he supports a policy agenda intent on upholding and perpetuating white supremacy,

what do you think of that? >> jessica: not very nice, i have talked a lot about people supporting policy is that i do not think it's in their best interests, whether it is women, people of color, other disadvantaged groups, obviously that does not help, and cori bush i think has really supplanted aoc as the biggest thorn in the democrat side and all of this, aoc has really gotten in line, notice even in how she conducts herself in interviews, the people that she talks to you, i've seen from the coverage of what is going on on the floor, she is talking to more republicans than almost any other democratic member of the house, it's not going particularly far with matt gaetz or paul gosar, but she is out there trying to figure out some way that democrats can -- spewing why would cori bush say that? >> jessica: because she thinks that he has an uncle tom, if you are a black person that supports the republican party it strips away your blackness because republican policies do not, and

cori bush's mind do not benefit people of color, that's what it is, it is a stunt right now, it is obviously incredibly unuseful, i'm sure that hakeem jeffries is not happy about the conversation. he has a completely unified caucus that shows up every day, 212 votes, 212 votes, and then there is something like this that it is a distraction to all of it, so it's not useful. >> judge jeanine: okay, all right. up next, florida governor ron desantis ripping apart democrats as more americans flee to his state. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> dana: florida governor ron desantis not holding back again cities and states, the republican leader ripping in a blue state policies during a fiery second term inaugural speech yesterday. speak of the policy is preceded by the states have sparked a mass exodus, a productive americans from these jurisdictions, with florida serving as the most desired destination, a promise land of sanity. we reject this woke ideology. we seek normalcy, not philosophical lunacy. we will not allow reality, facts, and truth to become optional. will never surrender to the woke mob, florida is where woke goes to die! >> dana: and numbers backing

up what he says about the mass exodus, loading up their u-haul's and fleeing democratic states, both california and new york a six-figure population loss since 2020, and conservative red states like texas and florida have observed them, both have seen growth well into the six-figure range and i think taxes have a big thing to do with that, and gove governor hochul, we have to stop this, this is not a good thing or trajectory come but yet does it have any proposal? do we have it? let's watch? >> just jump on a bus and head down to florida where you belong, okay? get out of town! get out of town! because you don't represent our values! you are not new yorkers. >> we must and will make our state saver, we have to make it more affordable to most they are struggling to pay rent, food, gas to get to their jobs, they are hurting and we have to

reverse the trend of people leaving the state to look at costs elsewhere. >> dana: what happen, did she see the light? >> judge jeanine: it would be nice to say if she has seen the light, but she hasn't, she is politicking, if she were worried about crime, what is driving most people out of new york and was the number one issue during the last campaign, she would be on the record and say we are going to change the bail law, the cash less a bail law, it's not working, crime has only catapulted with the change on that law, if she said something like that i would say that she has had a change of heart, but she hasn't, she is a hater. she is the kind of hater that says get out of new york if you're republican coming or not a kind of person, go to florida. well, you have to eat your words, because in the end, the people went to florida because of lower taxes, no state income tax coming up the governors fighting making sure the kids aren't saying anything in grade school, nobody is talking to

them about their sexual identity and there are no automatic totalitarian covid restrictions, you know, and all of the stuff that the totalitarians like like her, they don't have in florida, everybody i know in florida are so happy to be there. >> dana: and we have been watching this for a while, remember that u-haul from san francisco to texas, the one way was like so high. >> greg: and research showing that it is getting worse, i love that she is begging right now, she reminds me of a really stupid guy who dumps his girlfriend because he thought since he has his girlfriend he can have any girl, right? i am in a relationship in the grass is always greener, and now she is gone and he is a sobbing mess, she has him. she is looking up all of the exes for emotional support, please come back! i was wrong! but there is no cost benefit and advantage to being the city. the blue cities have become cities that blow and a lot has to do with the crime and stuff, and i feel like those

speechwriters are watching my show, because he is comprehending the zeitgeist, which is the spirit or mood of the country, jesse at a particular time. in the zeitgeist is, and you can feel it, we were all done with the woke, it is over and before, you basically blew through america and scared the crap out of people and we said cancel culture is here to stay, but then people started to realize, no, if you actually do share the risk, remember we said that? you share the risk any case the bully, it collapses. and now i think, he is at the tip of the spear right now with florida, it is good to see. meanwhile you talk about a flip, the burbs are cooler than the city is coming still of the great restaurants, and music, and you don't have theater, which is great. no crime, no homelessness, and

in the suburbs, cities might be dead. >> dana: one thing they have that others don't have is the thing to be separate on the house side. >> jesse: i thought you were going to say that hair, he looked pretty good, and he has kept a safe difference from all of the drama and washington which is good for him, do you remember what it was like when we were at the patriot awards in florida? how it felt different? we don't need to get into all of that, but it felt more fun, it felt for years, freedom felt freer and i can imagine if we were there, maybe not half the year, but one day more than half the year, how great that would be for the taxable income, and i don't know if everybody knows this, but i am taking my taxable income and making a mass exodus to the state of new jersey, not a red state, but a redder state than new york, and i'm not going to miss the city! i'm not going to miss the hoovers, the traffic, the

excessive tipping at every coffee shop that i go to, i was in the west village for a while, remember beer poured over me, people yelled things at me, i was the real victim. >> greg: those "fox & friends" guys are pretty mean. >> jesse: the suburbs where i am appreciated more by people that like me. >> dana: do democrats not to care about the blue state to read, because they figure that the ones that are leaving are the ones they don't want to have their like they they said in july? >> jessica: no, it is contributing to some degree in the florida example that now it is ruby red, right? florida is now a place that democrats cannot contend on the same that they used to be able to, but you do have to question whether people are making these changes, but are there politics changing? so a lot of people who went to texas, they went to austin, which is a bright blue city in their and they are living the same lives, but a better quality of life in terms of their houses are bigger and noted kids

schools were open throughout covid and will continue to be in that something that i think was driving, and understand that texas is a big deal and the crime is a big deal, but what it really was for people at least in my cohort with young children that they wanted their kids in school and they were going to go to a place where that was going to happen for them. so it's obviously a trend that is troubling, especially high tax states like california and new york, we can't afford to lose all of these rich people, that's what kathy hochul is saying, rich people, please come home, because we need to tax y you. et phone home, but the cities are so great, just in defense of them and if no one pours beer on me in the west village, but no! i'm so nice! >> dana: she is so nice, nobody poured beer on her, a homeless woman bragging about how the city is make her lifestyle easy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ metoo never been easier to be a homeless person and democrat run cities, why bother getting a job in cleaning up when you can enjoy free meals and get high all day thanks to liberal policies, portland alone has over 700 inc. hit man's and one woman there is actually bragging about the perks of living on the streets. >> how is it like being homeless in portland? >> it's a piece of cake, really, that's why you probably have so many out here because they feed you three meals a day, you don't have to do believe but stay in your tent or party, or smoke a lot of dope, you can do that. it's like you wake up, you go eat something for lunch, get

high. go there for dinner, get high, that's all you do all day long every day. >> does that feel like it is helping anybody? >> it's not, that's why you see the tents. >> jesse: i spoke with a volunteer who shot the video and said it's time for some tough love. >> sure, somebody who is in the middle of their addiction is going to continue to say yes to you if you keep handing them self, but what if you stop handing them stuff and say, look, i expect meet me halfway now, change is difficult, but what i found by giving a homeless person responsibility, they take that responsibility. >> jesse: so you're saying you usually don't hear that, greg, from liberal politicians. >> greg: first i want to start with the preface that we all have to do, which is that we are not talking about people on the street that are there not by choice, right? but however we are starting to see that that is not even close to the majority of homeless right now, it is the transient lifestyle has now become

glamping. you can get a tent and live there, and even the outreach volunteers and the people that work for the homeless are saying, man, this is just a scheme, this is now, people are just doing it because they can't live above and beyond civil society, which i get. i understand what she is talking about, no boss, no bills, no mortgages, free meds, free meals, but there has to be some reciprocity to society, don't make our lives hell. you can have your commune in the desert, hell, i will help pay for that, but you can't be on the street or scare the crap out of our kids or make our lives a living hell come you don't want to live by our rules, but then you don't get to live with us. it's like the parents cutting off the drug addict and kicking them out of the house no matter how much they love them, cities have to do this. homeless by choice, they are not

your children, they are not your responsibility, we are paying for that responsibility, and it is their lifestyle, we are supporting a lifestyle, it is time to stop, i will pay to create the lifestyle as an experiment somewhere in the desert tents galore, drugs galore, i will visit and be the mayor. >> jesse: what do they call that big party in the desert? >> greg: burning man! this will be a smelly man. >> jesse: greg says we are all paying for this, the taxpayers are paying for pretense, free needles, free food, why stop? why get off the streets? >> dana: and there was an election and the voters can continue with the leadership they had, so part of it for me is like well, okay, so this is what you have decided to do, local decision-making and you get to decide and that's the case, i do not think it is compassionate to allow people to live like that and i think the

guess you had is right that tough love is compassionate, that's what you know for everybody. and these drugs, some of them they make you not care about your personal condition, so you are happy to be in a tent and you can be in a city like denver where they don't force the no tent policy and you have tents everywhere, you leave union station and there are tents everywhere? that should be unacceptable, and our police officers, they should not be social workers, they should not have to be, but they also should be given the power that they need to move these people on into care if they need it, and the last thing i would say as it is not compassionate to the families who are worried about their love ones who are out there living on the street. >> judge jeanine: i've been very critical of mayor eric adams, but he did one good thing and i want to give them credit, eric adams is -- he is trying to get the homeless into hospitals, mental facilities, and there is a lot of pushback from, the left, from

people who say it is not fair, they say specifically that it is inhumane to force them to go into a mental hospital, but he has got it under the umbrella of if they can't take care of themselves, and might be a danger to themselves or others, then the police have the right to take them into a mental health facility where immediately they have a psychiatric evaluation and can stay there, not unlike what i did as a judge, now one of the other things, and this is our fault, it is our fault, in missouri it is against the wall to sleep on the street. in new york now, eric adams is saying, if you appear to have a mental illness, we are going to pull you off the street involuntarily and put you in a mental health facility. in the problem is, people they get free food, they get a lax drug policy where they allow them lsd,, heroin and everything else in cocaine and they take it as like a violation, like

getting a traffic ticket, and they suffer more fatality is in terms of overdoses than they had ever, so the bottom line is this, as a society we have to make a decision, are we going to tolerate it or not? >> jesse: are we going to tolerate it or not? >> jessica: somewhere in the middle, the 50%, you have to give us some, and we will continue to give us some coming his not saying tomorrow you can't come back here, but there have to be coming in oh, standards, there have to be goals that you need in order to keep getting benefits. that's how it works in the welfare system, and i think on the eric adams front that that policy when i first saw it, i thought this is a good thing, because it feels dangerous especially in the subways and things like that and i think if you use police officers with social workers and have those conversations and people are mentally old, because that is a problem that we have mentally ill people on the street and i think we can do a lot of good with adding people to get the care that they need to come about one of the main problem since we don't have enough

shelter beds for people anymore, so when bloomberg was mayor of new york we had a bed for every single homeless person in the city if they wanted it, and there were tons of bands that would drive around and he would see them, picking people up if they wanted a ride on cold nights, but just in general, and we don't have that anymore. it surpassed what we have, and now it is astronomical, especially consider what is going on with migration, mental illness. >> dana: we will build enough beds to get ourselves out of this problem. >> jessica: but you have to have somebody go somewhere that is safe. >> jesse: that is not attend. at the waffle house superhero deflecting a chair mid air, blaming she got punished for defending yourself. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: the woman who was being called the waffle house avenger after an epic brawl is persona non grata out the breakfast chain, former employee haley booth while the internet over her super style moves when a chair was checked at her, the waffle house was not so impressed. speak of the only thing i did get it from the fight was the right out from breaking those sugar shaker, and telling them, them telling me, hey, we are going to write you up for the sugar shaker, but you did a good job protecting the store making sure that you are all right right come about six months later when i went to apply at another waffle house in north carolina i found out that i was blacklisted and on the do not hire list. >> jessica: i don't know if she threw an uppercut, you think she did? >> jesse: i just saw someone

throw a nice uppercut. behind the counter, there was an uppercut. the >> greg: it's like two and a half minutes long. >> jessica: should we sit in silence? spill in, there it is! that is even better! >> jesse: is at the girl that got in trouble? >> jessica: no, she caught the chair. >> judge jeanine: she was written up for throwing a sugar shaker. she had a chair thrown at her, what should she do, so i think you? >> jesse: i am not siding against her, i'm saying it's a nice weapon. >> greg: she was famous because she caught the chair! >> judge jeanine: that was a wonder woman move. >> jessica: and adventure. >> greg: i would love blacklisted from the waffle house to be on my tombstone, how did you get blacklisted, blacklisted from the waffle house! this is like a-year-old, but you

have to watch it and see the number of phones outside. the restaurants all lined up, with people with phones, that tells you why this happens, there has to be violence except for de-escalating for the sake of theater, world stop hip-hop, that's what everybody does with this stuff. >> jessica: who would want is jobs? >> dana: my parents had one of those sugar shakers, and i'm nostalgic all of a sudden for one of those. >> greg: with a little flap! >> dana: and my uncles would have coffee and they will polidoro berg, that's very sw sweet. >> jesse: like widemouth flaps, so much sugar in one poor. >> judge jeanine: when you say who would want that job? that's the sad part of the story. she is the victim. >> dana: waffle house is something people see on tv, or want to watch on the internets, do you know what the waffle house tweets got 14 million views, and the nba finals had

12.4 million, so people want to watch this stuff, and so that's why people are filming in and it is happening, but i worry about service workers all across the board, remember at the mcdonald's here where that guy -- with the machete. and the employers are not able to protect their employees without protecting -- without hiring security which raises the prices, we have a real problem in this country and i feel for people like her, she is going to go out there to work and not sit at home, she wants to work. >> judge jeanine: they talk about, not particularly employees, but they tell the employees to stand down, it's like remember, let's throw him in jail, somebody came after him and he ended up stabbing him. >> greg: i was going to say that the good news that she will be hosting "fox & friends" weekend, starting next week, so we admired her gumption, she will do a lot of the outdoor stuff. she won't be throwing any axes.

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♪ ♪ >> greg: viagra boys. >> judge jeanine: what? >> greg: abbas is complaining about the go-getter, workers have been less ambitious saying no to overtime work and taking pay cuts for better work-life balance, and as they say goodbye to overachievers they are saying hello to freeloaders, goldman sachs writing about the loss of complementary coffee, one disgruntled family saying we had to go to the checkout counter before we could leave, i paid $2.99 for a bleeping cup of seattle's best. oh, i was tempted to say the actual word, jessica, i have a theory, and old greg would be very depressed, but i think new greg is happy, what if life has

gotten so good that nonworking is preferable to working? work is no longer the privacy of our lives, we can do errands all day, if you can stick to aaron's coming you don't have time for work, have you noticed that? you do like three, it's already 4:00. maybe we are on the cusp of no longer working! >> jessica: how do we get the money? >> greg: robots, automation! we are going to have to do this, because we are no longer going to have to work, they are going to have robots doing "the five" and at home still getting the money, they will do anything! >> jessica: i don't know, i think that people will sell after work, people will have to work and certainly if you earn what you earn at goldman sachs, this is not like i was earning $40,000 a year and now i am earning -- this is like it -- us before but they are facing the layoffs.

>> judge jeanine: where's the sense of entitlement come from that your employer has to do that? i work for government for 30 years, we were lucky if we got a couple coffee. i was grateful and came into the private sector, they give you food. it's stunning. >> greg: i don't know, i remember perks, that's how you got employees to work for you and then when things go bad come of the perks disappear about much like kevin mccarthy's ballots. >> dana: that could happen if they get a little bit aggressive, but employers are bending over backwards, and it's actually a lot of companies have started doing things like extended paid family leave, to make sure that they can look at employees because people are leaving so quickly, but i also think there is a problem if there is a lack of ambition, i get people wanting to have time off and a better balance and if that works for you, great, but you are also going to want to achieve things in your life, and the way that you achieve those

things is to find purpose and you are gratified and you and the work week going, i feel good about that, and there is a mental health benefit to actually working, you might not like your job right now, but maybe you could find another job, quit working, actually gives you dignity and graciousness in your spirit. >> greg: work at a yoga studio, everybody had their bends over backwards. i bet you will agree with me on this, it does not really take much to pretend you are a go-getter, people have this idea that you have to work hard, you don't! you just show up, you have a nice little hair on your tie and you show up on time -- >> jesse: i just got here! i was doing errands all day. >> greg: you don't prepare, but if you look the part and you act the part, you can be very successful without really tr trying. >> jesse: this is an artificial stance, what if there is more to life than work?

what if work-life balance is a good thing? what if being a workaholic is and what it's all cracked up to be, dana? maybe at the end of the day, you know what the, i put my eight hours, did not go above and beyond, just at the right amount, and i am happy, i am home on time, and with the family, i'm not stressed out, not going gray! before covid could have changed everybody's mentality about work, may be -- although i would rather work than spend my family. >> jesse: and her family would agree. >> jessica: they started coffee during covid to get people to come back. >> greg: we still have snacks in this office. >> judge jeanine: we move it back and around so that we don't see any need it. >> greg: i have one in my pocket, i took it! for breakfast snack. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> judge jeanine: time now for "one more thing," jessica? >> jessica: so an update on the heart wrenching situation with buffalo bills damar hamlin after he collapsed on the field during monday night football the bills tweeted he remains in critical condition in the icu but has shown positive sign yesterday and overnight. that's good news as well as the fact that the toy drive fundraiser has literally exploded with 200,000 people donating more than # million since he was hospitalized. ruffle wilson and robert kraft have tribute contributed our prayers prayers are with him and his family. >> jesse: i thought it was a right thing to wish her a happy birthday. tonight legalizing cannibalism? are they? >> greg: they are. >> jesse: asking a question about it at 7:00.

>> greg: just asking questions. one more thing from me? gee-whiz, here i am. tonight 11:00 p.m. judge jeanine he owns a subway shop downtown. kat timpf, tyrus. greg's itchy wombat news. let's go. we don't have much time. marie island off the east coast of tasmania, australia. wombat half bat and half wom. scrching it upper body. scratching its butt. known to be quite scratchy probably because they have fleas. if you are ever in the presence of an itchy wombat. don't be afraid. just scratch it. scratch away. it won't nibble at your fingers. >> judge jeanine: so cute in the back he goes sideways. >> greg: crazy in the bedroom. >> judge jeanine: is that all you have to say, greg? >> greg: i could keep going. >> judge jeanine: no. dana it's your turn. >> dana: storms out in california.

a lot of rain. nip from california. he went outside and decided he would make the most of it. i don't know that this is actually entirely safe. i do not condone the behavior. >> judge jeanine: what is that? >> dana: hooked his surf board up to the car. >> greg: that's not safe. that water is filthy. >> judge jeanine: that car made a right turn. >> greg: he is going to get pink eye. >> dana: is he a good surfer. >> jesse: itching like a wombat. >> judge jeanine: okay, that's it. all right. so this guy is someone i call inpatient thief. so he in florida. he goes into a store and he steals a bunch of clothes and then he goes towards the store door and he finds out it's locked. oh, boy, and the store, the clerk takes the clothes and walks away. then what happens is he starts kicking the door and still can't get out. so upset. then he decides that well, wait a minute, maybe, maybe he wants to fight with somebody. then he goes over and he says how about i unlock the door?

he unlocks the door but, no, he goes back and get the clothes. he meant to take in the first place. so, he got the clothes and ran out anyway. how is that for someone who is determined to steal? >> dana: again, look at these poor workers. they don't know what to do. that was not a happy ending. sugar shaker. >> judge jeanine: "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: not really a happy ending to the show. lawsuit. >> judge jeanine: we're all laughing. >> bret: all right. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight six ballots later in the house of representatives there is still not a speaker of the house. and there's no clear path for one candidate to break the stalemate so far. the house right now is in recess until 8:00 p.m. eastern time. there were three votes today, following three yesterday. republican frontrunner kevin mccarthy, the former minority leader, continues to face stubborn opposition in his party.

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