>> neil: it is. >> ask my constituents. these people -- >> neil: i wish we had more time. 24 hours, i'm going to get back to you. here's where we stand. we're entering a tenth vote to term whether kevin mccarthy will ever get his dream job of becoming speaker of the house. if it's like the other nine, the answer is no. here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld, jesse watters, judge jeanine, dana perino, it's 5:00 p.m. in nyc and this is "the five"! the battle for the gavel still happening on capitol hill heading for a 70th vote. we'll have more on that coming up but let's get to this ins instead. america, the adults are back in the room after turning the

border into a broken turnstile and releasing a record wave of immigrants biden is here to fix it. the president will be traveling to el paso, texas, on sunday, my day off to visit the border for the first time in his 50 year career. making the announcement admitting that there's a problem, but refusing to call it a crisis. >> today i would like to talk to you about how my administrations dealing with the situation in the southwest border. >> greg: biden's big idea to stop the flow of illegals is have them download an app. >> if they are seeking asylum, they can use an app on their cell phone called cbp1. to schedule the appointment and the a portent of entry to make

the asylum point without crossing the border unlawfully and have a decision determined by asylum officer do they qualify? >> greg: it would not be a biden press conference be to without republican bashing. >> republicans refused to consider my plan and the rejected my recent request for an additional $3.5 billion to secure the border clearing immigration as a political issue in extreme republicans will always run on. we need more resources to secure the border. extreme republicans have said no. republicans aren't serious about this at all. >> greg: just gave me covid berated dana, time for you to take a victory lap around the stable. first i want to play the clip of you. >> dana: i do predict joe biden, the president of united states commander-in-chief will visit the border in 2023. it'll become untenable and he'll have to go there.

>> greg: why did he take so long and do it now? is it because of what you said yesterday that he's taking advantage of the chaos? >> dana: i think it has to do with the fact of two things, he's going to mexico for a visit and that means that you're going to visit the country where you're having all of these problems on the southern border and you will not have visited the border. that something that would be impossible for them to continue to ignore in the other thing is i believe they are getting ready for him to announce he's going to run for reelection in 2024 and not going to the board before that will have been untenable so i think those two things came together. it's fortuitous that he's making the announcement in the midst of all the other chaos which is what the media loves to focus on and not so much this. they ignore the crisis for so long that remember when we said something had to change? what changed? in the media's mind when did they start covering it? it's when the republican

governor started busing migrants to the cities and now you have mayors in chicago and d.c. and new york city and philadelphia, then you've got the governor of colorado saying i'm sending more migrants to new york and democrat saying a problem that we can't be the only one dealing with this. it's a national problem and local resources are being strained. it made a big difference and i don't know if you could say helps on the way for the border states because downloading an app's not really going to cut it when 3 million people are coming across the border. hardly any mention of the got a ways and people who were caught with a criminal record or on the terrorist watch list. major problems and looking for a silver lining and good news is that because he's going, they are going to have to cover it and more people will be aware of what's happening. if >> greg: wonder if joe knows what downloading an app i. >> was the one thing he handed

him the phone and he played that song? >> greg: i miss that kind of joe! does in that bug you that it's more of a political act than a patriotic one when he's ignoring a massive problem and agreeing with republicans and he's got to do it were publicly. >> jesse: you look at the policy announced its amnesty. it's nothing like any amnesty, but we give amnesty to people who are already here illegally, he's going out to other countries and giving them amnesty while they are in their home country. then they get to come here. it's pretty amnesty. you download an app in nicaragua and then you get on a plane and you come here and then you are in. basically did nothing for border security, you can still grab a kid and you kid, doesn't matter, show up at the border and he's going to let you in. there is still catch and release, it just makes the

process of absorbing waves of illegals easier for the government. >> greg: they are streamlining the legality. >> jesse: he turned the whole border into a port of entry. he's got no legal authority so he'll be hit with a ton of lawsuits and that's good. he said mexico is going to cooperate and going to send some people back and so he saying mexico is going to take the caravans and they're going to do a u-turn at the border of mexico now owing to send the dash do you believe that mexico all of the sons going to send the caravans anywhere? of course not. this is a bad deal and the republicans in the house once they get their act together need to step up and deal with this. >> greg: harold, first of all, glad to see you back at the table. do you see a positive outcome with republicans and democrats coming together perhaps? >> harold: indeed, i missed you guys i've been watching tv so it's good to see you guys.

dana was right, and i'm glad she was right. remember when i was congress and president bush the second half and vice president cheney would wake up at times and someone would be in iraq or afghanistan, they did that for security purposes and i'm glad to see the president announce it. there is four pillars and everybody's been right, the administration has not focused on the issue and one of the fact of the reasons that they lost a congress is the lack of focus and coherent policy. at the border you've got to look at fentanyl, the human trafficking, figure out ways to send more law enforcement and support. i hope the president will make mention of the things that they got wrong the border security agents on the horses that got mischaracterized. we pushed a reset button. you've got to figure out what you do with asylum and the process down there is so bad we have a policy where if you show up at the border and say things are bad at home we can give you

a hearing. it's got to change. if we need a better process not streaming e legality but streamline who can come in and why. you've got to make it clear around workers and students. we've got to make it clear. people who went and stood in line and did it legally has to be for they can get in. the hemispheric buy-in has to be there. mexico is not going to take everybody but we have this policy under president trump a variation and we need something smart like that and even more visionary going forward. i'm criticizing the administration in the past and i'm glad he's going there, and i hope there's a willingness once congress gets in for republicans to put pressure on the president and the president to put pressure on them with a policy that make sense it makes us safer. >> to harold's diplomatic points, should we accept the fact better late than never and applaud joe biden for coming

around to admitting that we were all right? >> it's hard for me to applaud joe biden and i will tell you why. the speech today pretty much says it all. the speech he gave today, the process is orderly, it is safe, humane, and it works. this guy's going to gaslight us when he goes there and he's going to talk about how great it is and he's not going to talk about the mess. no one agrees with you more than i do at this table that he has to look at the gangs, the fentanyl, the human trafficking but if you deny that and you deny it's even occurring, if you allow it to occur, if you do nothing about it when you know it's occurring, then you are complicit as far as i'm concerned. if you look at it, that's fine and dandy, but until you tell me your running border patrol and making sure that there is a rest for fentanyl and that this cashless bail where people are arrested for fentanyl illegals are released immediately, until

you change the laws, these people are still entering as god always. it's all talk and behind him, i must've missed the report. maybe you got it. i didn't see it either. but the truth is i believe that the moderate -- that the democrats who are in trouble this last midterm saying joe, you've got to go down there. if you don't go down there, we are all in trouble and that is why even now governors like the one in colorado, democratic governors are pushing illegals out of his state because he doesn't want them either. if this is a situation where his own parties forcing him to go there and saying how dare you? this is an invasion of the southern border of people we know nothing about ms-13, fentanyl, killing 100 people a day in the united states. your telling us the border is secure. nonsense! until he proves that it secure, i don't believe a word he says.

speech or can i add one thing because it's important for viewers to know in case you missed it today because there is the moderate democrats who are saying that and then prominent powerful democrats like senator menendez of new jersey who is the head of the form of affairs committee, so any legislation has to go through the committee i'm assuming. he says biden suggestions are racist, he thinks that it's a terrible thing and he wants a president to go on the other direction from republicans. people in washington representing all of us are very far apart on this issue. i think there's probably more agreement for what we are suggesting but the power. of >> harold: it will be a bipartisan vote. >> greg: all right, coming up, the speaker stalemate on capitol hill keeps chugging along with a temp vote under way. can kevin seal the deal or is he doomed to fail? ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: kevin mccarthy caught in an episode of the "twilight zone." the house waiting for the tenth time and it appears he lost again. mccarthy hoping to break the the conservatives voting against him, offering like a lower threshold to boot him from the chair. the guaranteed votes on bills, conservatives have been pushing far but so far no dice. pressure is building on the holdout. >> some of the members, not all

20, some have principled disagreements which is why they are in the office right now working them out, but some of them are only interested in notoriety, fame, attention. they'll never have a gavel like jimmy jordan and they don't have this talent, experience, they don't work like he does, this is there only moment to be on national television opposing another republican. so whenever great ideas they may have, none of it will be done unless there is a speaker. >> jesse: it may take a while with kevin. >> isn't it time for you to pack and in considering he has over 200 and you've got 20? >> i understand the frustration and i promise you he doesn't have the vote and we are hearing -- >> i'm not frustrated. >> voting with kevin mccarthy -- >> you're not answering my question. >> they are cheering us on, there's more for us than against

us and they are waiting for kevin to cave. >> jesse: judge jeanine, we are in day three? how does it feel? how do you feel about this? >> judge jeanine: i feel angry, they are making the republicans look ridiculous. i like kevin mccarthy and why was this not done ahead of time? why are we doing this in front of the public? we look like a bunch of fools and lauren boebert, all due respect, the women barely won her race and holding out until kevin falls. what's the alternative? what do you want and what's the option? what can people agree on? you want the republicans to get the democrats to get a speaker of the house and imagine nancy pelosi saying let me get some republicans so we can be the speaker. i'll put them on committees. it's an embarrassment and i've got to tell you, it's gone on long enough and it should not have happened this way. he's done everything. you're lowering the threshold to boot it to one person to get a

vote to boot them out of congress. this i raised a quarter of a million dollars. >> quarter of a billion dollars. >> judge jeanine: for the house, okay? these people gave money voting against him and what do they want? they have no other alternative. they are egomaniacs who've got no answers and they ought to just be quiet and go along with the majority at this point. if you don't want to vote for a bill, don't vote for it. >> jesse: harold, i shouldn't even go to you, i would to keep this within our family. i'm going to go to dana. your thoughts? >> dana: it's the longest staring contest in history. we used to have these in the backseat of the car and i was pretty good. i would not blink and it feels like it. everybody's digging in and i just don't see how this ends for a while. tonobody took my advice and a buddy got a drink.

it's interesting that kevin has not lost anymore either. you keep getting the same result over and over again. to hold arms aren't getting what they want and the 200 or so that her with kevin mccarthy right now are staying and it could be that apparently that there is some progress perhaps with the ones who are the never kevin's but the ones who want significant changes including one of the things asking him for is to have some people jump the line of seniority in order to get it? is that fair? i don't know. i'd imagine if it happened and they got skipped over they'd be furious and they'd say it's the establishment doing it to us. so the feelings are going to get even more raw i think as it continues on, however it felt like there is a little glimmer of hope that maybe this can be done by next week i guess. i'm not going to say -- i don't think it's going to -- >> jesse: you're pretty good with predictions. >> dana: i'm 1 for 1 this year so far.

gr>> jesse: greg, i know you have a lot of dogs in this fight. i'm running out of things to s say. >> greg: what have i not said and i found a few things, so bear with me. i'm officially tired of people saying this is the first time in 100 years, this is the first time in the century. you know what else hasn't happened in 100 years? 1923. >> jesse: anything else in those notes? >> greg: no, that's it. no, no, i keep looking on the tv like it's the opposite of a telethon. the sick patient gets less help. people are calling and saying we want our donation back! i feel bad for mccarthy, this can't be good for your ego. every hour you lose basically what is literally a popularity contest. jesse, this would destroy your ego. if you could -- you'd be out by the third vote!

he's on ten, he's a national hero, who would show up every day to be told we don't want you? the point is he's got 200 votes and these other people all they got this 20 so it's getting tedious. you made your point, you're basically putting everybody on notice emma that's good, healthy coral, we like that that's democracy in action, it's transparent but at the same time it is tedious and we are getting bored with it. however i like that it takes them all the time of politicians. maybe this is all the only thing politician should be doing is voting on whether they are still a politician right? that way they'd be checking the constituents then twitter. democrats might care about the border and crime if they could be voted out every single day. may be republicans would something about sentinel if they could be voted out i'd say let's do this forever and ever.

because i don't want to see cavuto covering it every single day. >> jesse: all right, harold harold, just keep it short. >> harold: independent voters who voted for crime and border inflated gas prices i'm not sure they imagine this is what they are voting for. i agree with most if not everything that's been sent. 21 people, 5% of congress has decided they are not going to allow half of the legislative branch to be seated and get to work on the things that independents and republicans i'd argue some democrats voted for republicans in the house to do, the border. crime, inflation, energy, giving us -- there's more things i agree with them that we can't get to. it seems very personal with some of the people like a football team and the wide receiver looks at your girl in the wrong way so you don't throw him the past. he's your best player. i'm not going to throw him a pass. the team could win and it seems like they didn't get invited to

the prom so they're upset about those and blaming kevin mccarthy. what i would do if i'm kevin mccarthy at this point, i think you've got to be serious about all the republicans and democrats have to be serious about isolating the 21 people who don't want to be a part. they should all come together and figure out who they want to elect and will probably be kevin. scrapping the deals with those and go work a deal with some democrats and -- if i'm a democrat, if he can't win without them. whatever the number is, they are the ones who should feel most affronted by what he's doing in terms of caving into the 21 republicans because they cut deals with him a long time ago saying why are you cutting a deal with these guys? you can't even count on their vote for you. he did a deal and not one of them, not one of them voted for him. i feel bad for him in this regard but they should have been done before all of this. >> judge jeanine: does he have to put them on a committee?

how bad is the back-and-forth? >> harold: if you were to deal with the democrats and they didn't oppose the deal, i criticize they went to the democrats. the fact that more people are not criticizing the republicans who said if you do these things will vote for you. if some people are celebrating them as heroes and they are not heroes. they're the most incompetent, cruelest dealmakers i've ever seen. >> greg: should have been short, that was not short! ahead, prosecutors release gruesome new details as the idaho murder suspect makes his first court appearance. ♪ ♪ (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help... ...but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study, more than 8

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don't like details, the suspect making the first court appearance to face four first-degree murder charges. prosecutors releasing a study 19 page affidavit which lays out the case. the dna was found on the knife sheet left to the suspects body then meant that matching now.it documents reveae surviving roommates woke up to the sound of crying on the night of their burgers and frozen fear after witnessing a masked man wearing all black wrought mike walked past her toward a sliding glass door she then went back into her room and locked the door. 19 pages and i know you had it earlier today looking through the whole thing and what stood out to you? 's before the first thing that stood out to me is that i applaud the police work in this case. i think for the longest time

people assumed we were dealing with small town usa, hadn't had a homicide since 2015 and they were the keystone cops. what's clear from the affidavit is that on november 13th they actually had the state police go with them onto the scene, the forensic collectors. they had all the ducks in the row and the fbi assigned the case almost immediately. that something that gives me a great deal of confidence. number once the fact we had an eyewitness who saw the murderer, heard the crying, and the murderer and the question is why didn't he kill and what do we refer? she described him as being tall, having bushy eyebrows and of course tall, athletic build and bushy eyebrows. a 5'10" or taller, he is 6-foot tall. the most interesting part is the car and everyone talks about the cell phone, 12 times before the actual murder where the cell phone was in the vicinity,

but that's a tower recognizing it. we do not know how wide the space is that the tower reflects the pinging of the cell phone. his taking off from the crime scene was caught on the camera and then what you see is law enforcement at its best. we think it's this and what year is it? they send it to the fbi and they go through with it. but one that impresses me on page 6 and i'm not going to take a lot of time. he says that given the direction that the elantra was going the morning of the murders, he assumed it might have been going into the state of washington. that's a hunch and a cops hunch and sure enough once they started working with law enforcement they realize that they had pictures of elantra's. as it goes on, his fingerprints or some f forensic, it's on the button of the sheet to the knife and they match it to the garbage

can. rest assured they've got his actual dna with the dna on that which makes him one in a trillion. >> dana: that's a good point with the police taking a little bit of a beating from people but it turns out w they knew what ty were doing. >> greg: they could not share what they were doing for obvious reasons. i'd like to accept this award for jessica tarlov who yesterday called this. she called this about the traffic stop and said they were deliberately tracking him and pulling him over. to get whatever information they were getting and she was -- i'd like to accept the award and called it. the traffic stop was so amazing when the suspect interrupts his dad like right when he brings up where they were coming from and he's like so mad and his dad like shut up!

don't tell him where i'm coming from and you'll ruin everything! now i'm going to jail for life, but i think it really is a testament to how well the law enforcement people have kept it under wraps. they look vindicated in this guy looks like he's guilty. >> dana: they kept thing so quiet like nothing leaked and they were very good about including the information about the roommate who was the eyewitness. he never said anything and that's pretty remarkable. >> jesse: she saw the guys bushy eyebrow makes me nervous. i've got an alibi and i'm covered there. this is a great job by the fbi, we criticize the fbi a lot on the show. of they stay out of politics, look how good they are and again the locals did a great job collaborating with the fbi and all the ducks in a row with a nice communication strategy which is too low this guy into a false sense of complacency and he sticks his neck out and they got him. interesting tidbit from the

affidavit too, he applied for an internship with the police department. he studies criminology and crowdsourcing things on reddit. the warrant for the phone shows him all around the crime scene that night and he turns it off during the murderer and turns it back on. they go back earlier in the fall and he was stocking the victim and casing the apartment since august. the cops had pulled him over twice in the fall, in the white elantra, this guy might think he's smart but he's an idiot. >> dana: harold, last comment? >> harold: i agree, people who criticize local law enforcement should applaud this and those who have been critical of the fbi should applaud this. the motive, this is one of the more unbelievable things as i look at this young guy. he looks like someone you see on an airplane restaurant, any

building you go into, a classroom and can you imagine being in class with him for years studying criminology? it's obviously a tragedy, the families that have been lost. but what are we becoming? you draw his face up and draw his picture up and draw his resume up as a person that would do these things. not talking about his racial makeup but about how he looks. you know these things about him, but if you look at him i'm sure in the classroom saying this guy's a terrible to be a killer. >> judge jeanine: the motive here, i don't know if you remember, a friend of mine as a prosecutor that mentioned it. their criminal justice majors at the university of chicago, they picked a young child and killed him to commit the perfect crime called a thrill kill. criminologists.

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in fact. all right, why is this happening in virginia again? is at the air in virginia? >> dana: the thing is it could be happening in more places than just virginia and the only reason it came to light is because family, their son had applied for one of these accommodations from the national merit scholarships and they had not heard back. the father is in his son's room and sees an envelope like when did you get this? last week, before thanksgiving. all of the college applications had actually been done well before that in the letter that came was dated in september. the parents are like what happened? they called the school in the school explained we didn't want other people to feel bad. the school is saying that's not what happened and it's a unique case. glenn youngkin and governor desantis who were able to take on the issues in

their states as governors are doing a great thing. the fact that the attorney general of virginia is going to look into this as a criminal act because was this family harmed? was the child denied an opportunity to get early decision at a different school? where they possibly denied financial aid because he achieved this meritocracy. so republicans that are actually doing things in their state while you've got people in washington who might want to run for president one day who are admired and nonsense. >> judge jeanine: jesse, what about this? >> jesse: everybody in high school knows who's smart and no one's feelings are going to get hurt if grady mcmenamin gets an award. you knew he was crushing it all year because they participate, they get all as and look around. you knows who's getting what grades. if you know it hurts your

feeling of high school? when you get cut from the basketball team. when you don't have a prom date. when your car is a lemon and everybody else has lexuses. i'm not saying any of those things happen to me but what i'm saying is those are the things that hurt people's feelings, not this. >> judge jeanine: you would be upset -- if it happened to your kids. >> harold: one thing you know for certain, this kid was not going to be hurt by the schools he was applying or she was applying to if they are national merit scholar. whatever the reasoning is from the school is nonsense. i'm glad they are looking into this and other ag's across look into this. my kids are 7 and 9, every academic achievement that they make in life i'm going to put in an application. i feel bad for the student. i would consider holding those accountable at the school before the criminal matter, you've got to let the state school commissioner to be looking at

holding and others accountable for why you didn't share with the family that their son or daughter is a national merit scholar. that's cool, by the way. >> jesse: go to school, stay in school. a >> greg: maybe this is what happened to me because i never got mine. yeah, you brought back a lot of memories. i was cut from soccer because i broke my foot. think about that, being cut while you're injured, that stayed with me forever. i drove a supreme 1976, red velvet interior, it stunk of cigarettes. but i make good use of the car and i drove a lot of people to practice after i got cut. >> harold: did you drive grady mcmenamin? >> greg: you hit the nail on the head, future damages 20 years from now, 30 years from now, who will have more of a claim for damages? children at the mercy of woke education or people who are part

of the meritocracy? children who lost two years of education or children who kept going to school? children who went under children don't like gender affirmation, and children who didn't go under gender affirmation surgery aren't going to make claims but there will be many claims for kids who were done. all of this points to this idea that we are damaging our kids. and for that, they deserve damages in the legal sense. >> judge jeanine: thank you for that, greg. wrap megastar cardi b has some major beef with biden's economy. ♪ ♪ getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid.

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anybody's who's responsible for the crisis putting that belief down. >> harold: almost like the yes we can speech from president obama. >> judge jeanine: first of all, i think she should be in charge of the misinformation board if there is one. i like her, that's it, she's right. >> greg: i didn't understand anything she said. you know, it's true. see what i did there? people make more money and be concerned about who's taking it, it's nothing new, but it doesn't just pay did pay attention to prices but pay attention period. she only found out about it by going to buy something. a lot of people aren't paying attention to this. >> harold: she had her people do an inventory of her budget and she found out after a month after month led this went up 500%. that's what everybody should do. >> greg: your 2%.

>> dana: wasn't in a year or two ago she was complaining about taxes? yeah, she said she was looking at probably her paystub saying you've got to be kidding me. i've got a friend who owns a couple jersey mike's franchises. lead this is a huge cost of them. it was $128 for a great! that was the highest and's now down to $57 but that so inflated. it's got to be passed along somehow and it's really bad for people. >> harold: she should grow her own lettuce. that's what i do. [laughter] "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm william devane. did you know there's only been two times in american history - two - when the national debt was larger than gross domestic product? world war ii

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harold? >> harold: we serve an awesome got damar hamlin the buffalo bills safety the horrific collapse on monday night that so many of us saw. we learned today that according to his doctors remarkable improvement. there is a belief that the doctors are say that neurologically intact. in fact reports say when he came to to awaken his first words were did we wins a he wrote it out and the doctor said you did. you're winning the game of life. his team is going to make a statement a little bit later. prayers are answered. all of us that prayed for him. let's continue to pray for he and his family. watch this, this is what the team had to say about the positive update. >> glory to god for his keeping damar and his family in the palm of his hand over the last couple of days. and his healing powers. >> his dad said the first thing he's going to ask when he wakes up is who won the game. sure enough that's what he did. >> judge jeanine: fantastic. >> harold: continue to pray for that young man, his family and his medical professionals.

thank you. >> greg: all right. now me. tonight, what a show. 11:00 p.m. larry kudlow, douglas murray, kat timpf, tyrus, it's dude town. dudes and kat. hot dudes. all right. let's do. this greg, what it's in this cave. let's show the cave to everybody and let's decide what's in it. roll. what in this cave. judge, quickly what's in the cave? >> judge jeanine: what's in the cave? >> greg: what's in the cave? >> greg: oh, forget it what's in the cave. >> harold: body of water. >> jesse: wombat. >> dana: you took my answer. >> dana: gus. >> greg: gus, my dog? >> judge jeanine: maybe it's you. >> greg: let's roll it. >> dana: sorry. >> greg: there's a lesson in. this be air careful of the caves you enter. i came up with that on the fly. wow, look at those eyes. wow. >> dana: on "fox & friends" this morning.

janice dean had a little moment and had to do with "the five," watch. >> you have a friend you want to say hi to. >> our dad. we would like to say hi to karl shrekener from kansas. >> does he love "fox & friends." >> absolutely he rides his exercise bike to "the five." >> dana: thank you, karl. we appreciate that. ride, ride, ride. >> wow, all right, judge. >> judge jeanine: it's my turn. u.s. representative elect democrat robert garcia, democrat announced did i say he was a democrat? that he will be sworn into congress and promised allegiance to the constitution not on a bible but on a rare superman comic book. as it turns out garcia learned to read and write in english thanks to the man of steel comic books. democrat overjoyed. he is from california. able to have a rare copy with him when he is sworn in along with a photo of his parents. comic book was published in '39 and he's swearing on it.

>> greg: jesse? >> jesse: j.d. vance reportedly swore on how i saved the world did. you see that? pretty impressed. we don't have a lot of time for everything else. tonight, joe biden becomes a coyote. we will show you what that looks like at 7:00. >> greg: didn't like coyote in chief? i gave you that. >> judge jeanine: did you not. >> greg: i said coyote and chief it's got alliteration. >> jesse: i like what i had better. >> greg: jerk. all right "special report" up next. >> bret: of course it was a bear cave. [laughter] >> bret: good evening welcome to washington. d.n.a. evidence to the man accused of killing four university of idaho students was left behind at the crime scene plus we have many more gruesome details in the affidavit today. damar hamlin is showing significant improvement and communicating asking first "did we win the game?" and president biden says he will visit the southern border sunday after unveiling new plans to deal with thim