first line of defense against russian aggression that would lead to europe after done with ukraine. they cut the russian army down to size and it is a small percentage of our defense budget but accomplishing that mission, russia is allied with enemies, north korea, china, and iran. this is a worthwhile, righteous fight to take on. i think the criticism of the biden administration which is coming from democrats and from republicans is that there just hasn't been a strategy to get ukraine what they need when they needed it. they lacked what they needed for the counter offensive. could have given them f-16s 18 months ago, they would have had close air support they needed and it is a shame we didn't. >> we'll keep an eye on it. dan, always good to see you. that will do it here. dow down 76 points, no hike in rates at this meeting. here's "the five." ♪

>> jeanine: hello, i'm judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfield. this is "the five"." he used to be america's shock jock, a champion of the first amendment who by offending people. now howard stern sounds like he is auditioning for msnbc. he says he embraces being called woke as a compliment. and claims americans who oppose their agenda are morons. >> i kind of take it as a compliment that i am woke. tell you how i feel about it. to me, the opposite of woke is being asleep, and if woke means i can't get behind trump, which is what i think it means, or that i support people who

want to be transgender or i'm for the vaccine, dude, call me woke as [bleep] if you want. i'm not for stupidity. i am [bleep] woke and i love it. >> jeanine: sorry, americans aren't stupid for opposing woke, they're sick of the nonsense being shoved down their throat. take what happened in pennsylvania where hundreds of high school students walked out after a school board said understanding students must be allowed to use whichever bathroom they choose. and it looks like stern is out of the mainstream over this. nearly 70% of americans believe transgender athletes should only compete on teams matching their birth gender. all right. you know, it seems to me, greg, that you're the person to go to first on this. so he is, howard stern, is connecting woke to stupidity, then jumps to

donald trump. by the way, he says he could beat his a-s-s if he ran against him. why not put his money where his mouth is. >> greg: i love that he says he is not for stupidity, from the man that created fart man. that gives him street credibility, the abbie hoffman of the hamptons. it is brave to take this stance after you made 300, $400 million not being woke, right? loving donald trump. exploiting the mentally ill wearing blackface. look at the crop of woke comics, whether stern, jimmy kimmel, sarah silverman, joy behar, what do they all have in common? they wore blackface. then went woke. not a chicken or egg thing there. you know what order it came. i call this bfr, blackface reparations. there's nothing in stern's previous career that could withstand this modern witch hunt he now

embraces. this is a form of restitution. he says if i am woke, too, the crocodile will eat me last, but they always eat. he flipped from populous to elitist because now he is with elitists, living in the hamptons. what would the stern of now think of the stern of before? when the stern of before helped create the wealth for the stern of today? it is all to get to this place. now he's like a new person, he has a compound in the hamptons, famous liberal friends, former model as a second wife. the question is does he even need an audience, does he have an audience? i have no idea. when you play the tune that's now acceptable to your leftwing friends, the audience is irrelevant. you're safe. never thought i would say that but howard stern is safe. >> jeanine: what's interesting, dana, it seems there's no space for individual thought in this whole belief and woke nonsense.

>> dana: i don't have a lot to add to what greg said. i was thinking if the howard stern from the '90s met this howard stern, i don't know if they would recognize each other. he is a brilliant interviewer, had an incredible career, decided to change his opinions and mind, but he used to be a risk taker, that's why he built an audience. whoa, he said that. but that was before cancel culture came around. now like the pig complimenting the wolf, please don't blow my house down. if he weren't like this, imagine what cancel culture would do to him. the transgender thing in schools and sports, this is apology 80/20. so it is telling to see even how rank and file democrats are saying i think we're going too far here. >> jeanine: jesse, 7 out of 10 americans say transgender athletes should only be in their

lane with other transgenders or something that can force the birth gender, yet he's out there not only changing his opinion, calling the rest of us stupid. and he talks about the vaccine as if if you didn't take the vaccine, you're an idiot. >> jesse: yeah, he thinks you're an idiot if you didn't take the vaccine. i listened to his show since the '90s. i love him, he is a funny guy, he doesn't understand what woke is. he thinks it is not being for trump. he is not woke for political correctness, when it comes to gender, when it comes to race, when it comes to feminism, he is not woke for any of that stuff. the howard from back in the day is changed. he is still not politically correct. his show is extremely edgy. he says ridiculous things if said on this channel or any other cable channel, he would absolutely get in huge trouble. since he is on satellite and very successful on satellite, he can say whatever he wants.

he is not doing the same types of things, but he changed. he is 30 years older. he is still pretty edgy. he is obsessed with the pandemic. that's what the whole woke thing is. a neurotic guy, admits he is a neurotic guy, terrified of getting covid. i don't think he's ever gotten it. biden was the last one to get it. i think howard is the only one in america still hasn't gotten it. >> i didn't get it. >> jesse: you just didn't cough up a lung. didn't test. i don't know if howard agrees with boys changing in the same locker room as girls. he's kind of an anything goes guy. you want to be transgender, be transgender. he doesn't care. he just doesn't know how to define it and i don't care. he is not that political of a guy, only 10%, 5% of the show on politics, he doesn't know that much about politics. >> greg: will you crawl out of his butt?

>> dana: he wants to go on the show. >> jesse: i would never go on that show. it is too dangerous. >> dana: i'll go and hold your hand. >> jeanine: these people that think they're so smart, they're the ones teeing up the division in this country. yet they think they're so great. i want to add one more thing. the circuit court of appeals came out and said the federal government as related to vaccines, they used undue influence to shutdown the first amendment with social media. and yet you would think the guy would say that's not the side i want to be on. >> well, getting back around the table, i took the vaccine, i said before. >> jeanine: how many times? >> took it twice, on the third or fourth booster. had it three times, never been to the hospital, never been really sick. let me step back.

i think howard stern is a funny guy. he makes fun of everyone and everything throughout his career. he is a successful sat irist. and not only that, a wealthy one. two, some in the media like to want all of us to fall into one of two categories, maga or woke. i don't fall into either one. i don't think most of my friends fall under that. i don't know what woke really means to be honest with you. three. >> greg: you do. >> democracy at its best is a beautiful thing but it is hard. it is not easy. we see it the way we conduct politics, litigate it, that that's the case. the first amendment is the most beautiful thing in our constitution, it allows the most animated people with the most enthusiastic speech to say what they want to say and largely be protected by it. >> greg: no one is saying he can't say this, harold. >> i am only reacting.

he can say what he wants about vaccines. listen, i listened to him over the years and there are things that offended me and things that made me really laugh and enjoy myself. that being said, i'm more concerned about how two out of three americans don't trust government any more. when you ask most, 75% of americans, mention politics, first words are corrupt and divided. if howard stern wants to contribute to that conversation, take the woke stuff out of it. just share your views. if you're a conservative, a supporter of donald trump, say why you support him. let's not get in the maga, woke, cancelled. those narratives are as corrosive to the political system as anything else. >> jeanine: they haven't defined woke, haven't defined social justice. >> jesse: or what a woman is. >> jeanine: good point, jesse. >> greg: i can define all of that. >> jeanine: do that later.

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>> greg: republicans taking a jackhammer to merrick garland. he was testifying and getting pep erred by numerous questions over the handling of the hunter biden investigation. >> i reaffirm today, i am not a president's lawyer. i will add i am not congress' prosecutor. >> have you had personal contact with anyone at fbi headquarters about the hunter biden investigation? >> i don't recollect the answer to that question. >> could you tell us about any briefings or discussions that you personally have had with mr. weiss regarding any and all federal investigations of hunter bidened. >> under oath, my testimony today is i

promised the senate i would not intrude in his investigation. >> what i am wondering is why you guys let the statute of limitations lapse for the tax years that dealt with burisma income. >> you will at the appropriate time have the opportunity to ask m mr. weiss that question and he will no doubt address it in the public report that will be transmitted to the congress. >> greg: blowing his lid at a gop lawmaker who targeted the justice department for targeting catholic and pro-life groups. >> do you agree that traditional catholics are violent extremists. >> the idea that someone with my family background would discriminate against any religion is so outrageous, so absurd. >> mr. attorney general, it was your fbi that did this, your fbi that was sending, we have the memos and emails, sending undercover agents into catholic churches. >> greg: and hunter is

still trying to get a sweetheart deals. tried to cite traffic to plea not guilty to felony judge charges. the judge said he better show up. harold, because you have absolutely nothing to do in the daytime, you watched the entire thing. must be nice. how do you think both sides did? >> harold: i didn't view it as both sides. i didn't fully understand the purpose of the hearing, but congress has every right to exercise oversight on any matter that they want. i thought that he answered, i didn't see the whole hearing, saw pieces of it, had it on in the background, watched that exchange, looked like they were getting heated, the congressman asking about the catholic church. if you play the answer, he seemed offended he was being asked this question about garland is juewish, relatives that were holocaust survivors. his mom worked in the elderly services community serving them in chicago. i think he was offended by

that, maybe, judge, he should have answered right off, i think he was so taken aback. it is interesting the oversight these guys want to exercise because i saw jim jordan go down to the border, conducted a hearing there. i want them to give us a tough bill to make the white house uncomfortable, meaning things they don't want to do, whether it is fighting fetanyl, illegal entry of fetanyl and certainly those coming across the border illegally. some of the things they could be doing. i didn't understand the purpose of the hearing. i thought it went on a long, long time. he answered their questions. i think they wanted to get to the hunter biden thing, which is fine. but he answered the questions. i would remind everybody, chris wray is a trump appointee. bill barr was a trump appointee. i remind everybody, m mr. weiss was a trump appointee. it is so political.

they were appointed by republicans, this democratic president held them over. >> greg: judge, i see you ready to explode. >> harold: i'm your friend now. >> jeanine: you are my friend and i love you, but you're wrong. you said he answered all the questions. >> harold: what questions? >> jeanine: he doesn't recollect if he's had contact with the fbi about hunter biden's case. is there anything more absurd in the universe than that statement. and i'll tell you why. doesn't recollect is a classic example of a potential defendant who is trying to avoid a perjury trap. we all know and everyone in america knows that merrick garland had to know something about that case and i'll tell you why. because it went on for five years. you don't think at some point merrick garland who appointed david weiss and said wait a minute. i don't want to spend a lot of time on this,

harold. the democrats had a choice for united states attorney, a democrat choice, that's a deal that was made. david weiss is a democrat choice, gets a blue slip, is now the u.s. attorney. five years, you don't think joe biden is saying to merrick garland what's going on with my son's case, what's going on with the statute of limitation, what's going on, i hear there are whistle-blowers out there. why is this thing taking years. and he knows his boss is saying my son has done nothing wrong. the concept, the idea that i don't remember talking to the fbi is the excuse everyone used to not get caught in a perjury trap. now, the other thing is he said he made the decision to make david weiss, or didn't make the decision to make david weiss special counsel. even after all of the blowup of that plea deal, that had never been done before in the history of the department of justice,

making that plea offer, he says i never considered anyone but weiss because i didn't want to disrupt things. why do you appoint the same guy who put a deal in that blew up and is the whole reason behind the hearing, which is americans feeling that we have a dual system of justice. >> greg: i want to go to jesse. before we answer this question, remember howard stern might be watching, so consider your answer. what do you think, how do you think merrick garland did and the republicans did? >> jesse: garland conducts investigations of everything and everybody but he can't answer anything because everything is under investigation. >> greg: perfect. yeah. >> jesse: if things weren't being investigated, he could answer so he just investigates everybody so he doesn't have to answer a stupid question. i don't like this.

it is boring. even eric holder was more forthcoming, bill barr more forthcoming. his answer is i made a promise to the senate, so you can't answer. okay, you made a little promise. i can't answer this question, talk to weiss, the special counsel, about it. he is not testifying, you're testifying. answer the question. or i don't recollect the answer to that question. you don't recollect what they're asking or you don't recollect the answer. it is too lawyerly. i hate to fact check you, harold, don't like to but will. weiss was blue slipped. he wasn't trump appointed. carver and the guy with the bald head, delaware, said here is our guy. has been a democrat his whole career. and hunter is now saying he wants to appear via zoom, he doesn't want to gnarl up traffic. heaven forbid, donald trump swirled up traffic in new york, atlanta,

miami, washington, d.c. he's the president, former president. secret service everywhere, helicopters. hunter is going to stop traffic in wilmington? you're not that important. >> greg: they don't even have cars in wilmington. >> dana: horse and buggies. >> greg: what did you think of it. >> dana: i don't have a lot to add. one of the things he was saying, he couldn't speak to the supposed scandals and insisted he only knew what was in the media. but i also know what's in the media, but i'm not in charge of the justice department. if i heard of these things, i would say i need a brief on that, tell me more about this. it is curious that he is incurious about his own agency. the other thing, i am not sure there's a better representative of the biden administration putting the moderate face on somebody that's actually doing a lot of what the left wants. so remember when president obama appointed him or wanted to appoint him to

the supreme court, or no nominated him, mcconnell said we'll hold on that, scalia just died, we are going to wait. obama was like what are you talking about, he is the most moderate, centrist, center right guy, republicans should love him. >> greg: i guess we learned another lesson. >> dana: look at that now. >> greg: seriously, look at it. coming up, a liberal city in shambles. what are local leaders doing? trying to knock down statues of columbus. ♪ ♪ i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital

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destroyed by the migrant crisis, how the influx could cost the city $12 billion by 2025. never mind that. some local leaders think statues are the real problem. new york city council members are creating a reparations task force to among other things remove statues tied to slavery from the property. >> this bill is part of an overall effort to address historical injustices. looks at the landscape of new york city, the public space we have. i don't see this as anything other than an act of moving forward in a positive way, proactive approach towards addressing art in public spaces and trying to have a conversation about how do we move forward. >> dana: statues of george washington and christopher columbus could be on the chopping block. jesse sent johnny to interview the members about the proposal. >> would you want to remove the statues?

>> depends. >> christopher columbus? >> depend. i am about truth telling. >> he discovered america. >> there are a lot of people that did many harms and statues and monday uments tend to honor people. >> the italians will be upset. >> he wasn't even italian. >> you want to remove the statue. >> rename the christopher columbus statue. >> to what? you're saying white guys look the same? >> no, i'm not saying that. columbus was a bad guy. >> dana: now they'll see johnny coming and think oh boy, here we go. >> jesse: the woman interviewed didn't know columbus was italian. how stupid are you. trying to destroy this guy, because why? because he discovered america? italians are going to be mad. he sailed under the spanish crown but he is italian. she doesn't even know what she's talking about. instead they're putting a plaque as a peace offering. and it is $10,000 to say in small letters that

columbus was a bad guy. do you think that's solving the problems, dana? >> dana: i don't. >> jesse: migrant crisis, crime wave, the italians aren't going to put up with it. the rest of red blooded americans aren't going to put up with it. george washington, thomas jefferson, are we kidding me. do we belong to the same country? she should be proud of george washington and thomas jefferson. without these two men, we wouldn't have a country and statues to tear down. >> dana: any idea in columbus circle, there's a statue and circle. you know what's around there? homeless. like they care so much about the area. >> jeanine: the amazing part of it, dana, we didn't learn from what happened in california. gavin newsom puts together a reparations committee to assess what they should do about past injustices. they come back, give everybody this amount of money, this amount of money, comes out and says

it is much more than about a cash payment because he doesn't want to give the money. now we are in the middle of a migrant crisis, we can't afford it, the mayor is complaining about it. what we want to do is new york city council wants to assess what to do for reparations. the little plaque that's $10,000, why not put a scarlet letter on it. these are really bad people. why don't people look at history in terms of history, in terms of the time, what was going on at that time, put things in context. maybe they did do good things, all right? going forward, does that mean the same people are willing to say i was wrong in 2023 because i didn't look at it the right way as i look at it in 2063. >> dana: harold, when you think of all the problems that exist in government today and are triaging a situation where the mayor says we have to cut $25 billion in services to the city while trash is not even picked up on the streets right now, is this the highest and best use

of our time and taxpayer dollars? >> harold: no. i listened to the council woman. you think about the challenge we face in public schools, think about the migrant issues that we talk about, you think about the mental health issues we talk about on this show, many in our city of dealing with, you think about the crime. i understand where the council woman is coming from but there are far bigger issues we need to be focused on, i believe. two, our history is complex. it's a beautifully complex story known as america. there are unsavory things and unbelievable things in our past. there are incredible things and incredulous things that happened in america's history. we shouldn't be afraid of any of it. we should want to learn it, understand it, figure out how we don't repeat the same mistakes and how we grow from it. i hope as much as the passion i heard from some that want statues removed, redirect some of that passion. those of you in government. try to figure out how we make sure we don't repeat

some of the challenges and problems we face today. one thing that helps us us repeat it, don't teach and educate kids, make the streets safe, find ways to protect the border. history shows if you can't do those, as jefferson said, any nation wants to be free and ignorant at the same time will be a nation it never happened before in the history of the world. that's what we should be focused on, not removing statues. >> greg: harold, that was george jefferson. >> harold: he was moving on up. >> greg: this is so unfair, dana. if you remove the statues from columbus circle, where will the cnn staffers urinate? >> dana: i don't know. >> greg: where should the statues go, red states should be statue sanctuaries. we send you the illegals, you send us the statues.

remind new york leaders statues by definition are stationary, can't move, which means they don't rape, rob, push women in front of subway trains. no statue did a smash and grab at a walgreen's or beat an elderly man unconscious. i am sure, however, if you say removing statues will do nothing to reduce crime, the left will say no, you're wrong, the statues are emblematic of the oppression that led to this type of activity. officer, officer, i pbeat that asian woman to a p pulp. i demand reparations. >> dana: coming up, the second gop debate is a week away. comoderator stew varney is here for a must see preview. ♪

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♪ >> jesse: count down to the second republican debate is on. we are exactly one week away before the republican contenders face off again, presented by fox business network, and it will be simulcast here on the fox news channel at 9:00 p.m. eastern. co-moderate by dana perino, stuart varney. the candidates have another shot to gain momentum in the nomination. so far, six have made the stage. stuart joins us for a preview. who are the six that made the stage so far? >> it is a privilege to be here, jesse. to be around this particular table. it is my second appearance on "the five." many years ago i made attempt to appear with you. >> jesse: hopefully this goes better. >> i hope it does. the first one was a dud.

there you go. >> dana: tim scott, nikki haley, pence, vivek ramaswamy. there's a possibility two more could qualify. >> jesse: who are the two more. got it. how is this going to look. is it any different than the first one? >> i don't know. what we're trying to do is get a debate going between the candidates. >> jesse: not between the moderators? >> interview between dana and i and the candidates, no. you want the candidates to talk amongst themselves, hear about their accomplishments, debate style, accomplishments, experience, and yes, even their policy. >> jesse: policy is good. >> to each other, not to you and i. >> jeanine: who has the most to lose? >> dana: i think because in the first debate no one came away with a big breakout moment, in a lot of ways even though we

cover this all the time, that was the first chance to introduce themselves to gop primary voters and others that were watching. this is where the rubber hits the road. you have a situation where somebody needs a breakout moment. might have someone deciding to be quite aggressive, i don't think that necessarily works in their favor, but their donors, supporters want to see do you have what it takes to be the frontrunner's main rival. this is a very important debate. they run a lot of ads, ads cost a lot of money. the debate, if you made the stage, that's earned media time and your time to shine if you can make it. >> they're all going to try to shine. this is a moment to break out. they're going to be competitive and go at it, i hope. >> jeanine: how do you stop them talking over each other. >> we have ground rules. i'm the school marm. i have been delegated something of a discipline arn. there are rules. you have 60 seconds to answer the question. if you mention another

candidate, that candidate has the opportunity for a 30 second rebuttal, then go at it. >> greg: you were born in derbyhire, england. i guess they couldn't find a red blooded american to do this. we beat you jerks in a war so we could have these elections, we do this diversity hire to balance out oppressive white lady dana perino. does being a british american help you in this case? >> 50 years ago when i arrived in america, you want to hear the story? >> greg: no. >> i was in san francisco. i was trying to get a job in local news. i had experience overseas in honk. i went to nbc, abc, cbs in san francisco, trying to get a job as a newscaster. all kicked me out. said you cannot possibly broadcast the news to americans with a voice like that. >> greg: they said go to fox, they'll take anybody. >> i went to a station.

>> greg: 44? >> i grew up there. san mateo. you spent time in london. >> greg: i lived there. >> did you enjoy it. >> greg: the food was amazing. >> harold: business is part of the conversation. how are you thinking about how to talk about interest rates, investments in the country, are you going to talk about their own records as they talk about why they might be the great business person. >> ask questions about the federal reserve. >> harold: president trump said the other day he thought interest rates were too high. if he were president again, he would act. >> how would you improve the economy, how would you improve the lives of everyday americans. that's a business question. >> harold: of course it is. >> not talk earnings per share, interest rates,

federal reserve, we don't do that kind of thing. you use jargon, you al alienated the population. they turn you off. the moment you say the fed is doing this, that and the other, you lost them. >> harold: each of them 50 points or more behind donald trump. you going to talk about that? >> dana: i mean, obvious point, but i don't think it is the only point. they're qualified for the debate, they're going to be there. he is welcome to come if he decides to come, but he's doing something else. his strength in 2015 and 2016 showed in the debates. again, this is earned free media where you can contrast with others and put the thing away. one of the candidates has a chance to break out. they're not necessarily going to append his lead and overtake him, but who could say i would be the best main rival for him going forward, less than 400 days away from first voting in iowa. >> jesse: we'll be watching. thank you so much. looking forward to it. >> thank you very much. >> jesse: see you and dana

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♪ >> harold: welcome back. time for the fastest. social media ruins everything. residents in a beautiful vermont town are trying to ban selfie taking influencers that invade their time in peak fall foliage times. they're just plain tired of trespassers on their property. >> it is a private residence and there is no parking area. there's none of that here. >> they are walking on the lawn, the property, to take their photo shoots. we ask them not to fly drones over us. >> harold: seems like a clash of freedom lovers and freedom protecters. what do you think, judge? >> jeanine: it is private property. first thing, charge them with criminal trespass. if they create problem with the lawn or anything else, criminal mischief. why they want to pass an ordinance stopping them from coming to town. >> harold: that's when i talk about freedom. >> jeanine: you can't do that.

but you know the woman that bought walter wright's house in breaking bad, she apparently yells at everybody, she sits there ready to stream at them. >> harold: do you know this woman? >> jesse: i would have taken my nephew, set him out there, maybe have him bring friends, have them start charging $20 a car to park there. >> jeanine: that's an obvious solution. make money from them. >> dana: i think private property, if it is your private property, why not a citizen's arrest, take a picture of that, put that on instagram and youtube, make a lot of money that way. >> greg: as usual, i didn't read the story. i thought these were vermont influencers. i assumed it was a slutty wholestein. >> harold: do you have that button to push? "one more thing" is up next.

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♪ >> judge jeanine: it's time now for "one more thing" and jesse goes first. >> jesse: i didn't realize how slick denmark was. check out this day issue in artist. he submitted blank canvass to a museum here in the united states. he titled them "take the money and run." and left with $84,000. >> greg: is he like a hunter. >> jesse: it's a brilliant move. i respect it. it is what it is. if you are going to get scammed by the danes. that's the way to do it. driverless car chaos. greg, you might want to tune in for this one. >> judge jeanine: i am. all right, harold, hit. it ie getting young kids to cooperate for family photo can be hard. what 4-year-old emerson thought was loving pose with

18-month-old brother turned out to be a head lock due to height difference. mother posted it with the caption brotherly love and looking forward to recreating it in the future. won't be long until little wells will be able to jujitsu his way out of that bear hug. >> jesse: come on, wells. >> judge jeanine: that's a chokehold. >> judge jeanine: cute boys. a supervisor who worked at a starbucks on mark university campus kept having his 2,004 kia burglarized multiple times. parts were stolen. his co-workers and students on campus rallied to raise money. over $40,000 to buy her a new car. she is known on campus for being an unofficial mentor to countless students and is beyond grateful. these college kids can barely afford a cup of coffee donated money so that she could get a new car or a better car than the kia. didn't somebody sue and say kia is responsible for being stolen? >> dana: states are saying that.

>> harold: do you want me to push the button? [laughter] >> judge jeanine: okay, greg, hit it. >> greg: all right tonight a great show comedian jossly, kat timpf, tyrus. it's going to be a great one. let's do this. greg's weather report. you know, the great thing about being short in the rain you are the last one to get hit my by raindrops. that's called a jerry was that's how he gets his water. look at that tuck. control yourself, dana. they can only drink waters a few days. isn't that interesting. their necks can't reach the ground. this is how they get their water. >> judge jeanine: open his mouth in the drops. >> greg: you know what i mean they can't get it off the ground. >> dana: they can because they spread their legs. >> greg: that is not true. i have it in my notes. okay? look. drinking water is actually difficult for giraffes because their necks can't reach the

ground. that's why they only drink water every few days. you got a problem with that? >> dana: i love it. >> greg: apology excepted. >> harold: don't make me push the button. screen jean dana, go ahead. >> dana: greg is going to love. this just kidding you are not. dana's minute mentoring i did a podcast with lydia. her podcast is called claim your confidence. she is a wonderful mentor to somebody if you are looking for a role model check her out. available on podcasts anywhere. we talk about building your confidence in three areas, spiritual, mental and physical. >> greg: have you ever listened to the demand the mentors. >> dana: no. >> greg: you should you would love them. >> judge jeanine: have you ever played it for one of your songs? >> greg: no. >> judge jeanine: we should tell people we pick our own songs before and after our segments. >> harold: lydia is great. >> supposed to have great night tonight. ♪ >> bret: good evening.

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