even in the suburbe g cis, wateo alone is going to be something that may be th e in your life and death for you. >> that's true. i thinou k lot of people don't want to think of, you know, this happening, the possibility that's happening. you don't want to, you know, oh, you're a conspiracy theoristoh, you'irac, but you'ry that you actually thought of things when they happen and they do happen. ascinati i think it's fascinating. and i think it's, you know, being prepareding prep and being vigilant is always the right call. thank you so much, joiningg your us and sharing your insights. >> well, thank you. i appreciate i the opportunity.t >> all right. that's it for us tonight. hopeunit laura: you're some fe lead up to christmas. thank you for watching. thp to it's america now and forever. >> jesse watters takes itrever, all from here. bream,

hello, everyone. i'm shannon bream along with kellyanne conway. along catarlov will cain and grg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five californiaa gavin newsom taking a swing at republicans while discussing his state's right now growingino concerns that california is revertingnccaliforn back to ways after spending millions to clean up rampant homelessness and open air drug markets for the apex summit. the golden state governor totakt liberal late night tv and blaming the gop for amplifhy ,saying the quality of life issues they've been on a doom loopng about san francisco evero since nancy pelosi became speaker. california'sop outperformed the american economy. >> it's the temple of american recoveryeaker., and its values are stark contrast, differences, daylight and darkness between the republican party. they have to focus on our failuresdayl in, order for them to be right. >> san francisco is a special

plac e. it is a unique and special place, incredibly resilient and vibrant and sounds like someone's looking for a rematchg . the big red versus blue states debate newsom taking for some ss at florida's ron desantis. >> i'm not for president united states. ron desantis apparently still is. i've developed. >> lot of our stausholm because of his animus towards all you. you know, this guy is out there scapegoating vulnerable communities. he's attacking minorities, attacking women for. e me, it's not anti. well, what he really means is anti-black. he's out thereis censoring historic facts. he's rewriting history. he was out thereensor s,, you kc he eliminated ap african-american studies. >> he said slaveryan was somehow some workforce development program. and he doubled dow an on that. >> so for me, it's a verys serious moment where i just felts mo it was important to blw back against that, against that narrative . >> a lot of finger pointing coming from newsom as california grappleshannon: fa

with major issues of its own this year. san francisco recordingrapitg, the highest number of overdoses in the city's historo reporty. >> michael shellenberger calling out california for exacerbating the homeless crisis with what he says is bad policy. we pere's where we pay the highest taxes in the entire country. in california, with plentyhighe of resources. in fact, all of the spending is the reason we have thesty oe are subsidizing addiction and they literally pay people tidizino be homeless in l francisco. and that's the underlying problem to it. and that there's no disciplines and there's no law enforcement and there's no mandating of the treatmenr law rcement t that pee with mental illness and drug addiction need in order to get into recover need ty. >> okay, kellyanne, let's start here. heres that the governor does car that california is the temple of the american recovery. but, you know, the hundreds of thousands of people who've left iredsn the last couple of years don't seem to agree. now, 750,000 people have750,00 left california last year, 352 businesses in the last four years. that is no2 busit a coincidence. that's causation. bad policy.

s nohigh taxes, homelessness.ca >> this. you are tripping ove r - people and their natural discharge as you try to makenata your way to school or to work or places of worship o and other manmade problems. for gavin newsom, shannon, the light rail that he said he was going to abandon, he turned changed his mind on that now is pumping billions more into it. it's not goingmpin work. and you mentioned san francisco. the fact is los angeles also now has fentanyl surpassing meth as the number crisis and drug overdose death. oakland is completely destroyed . so this isn't a fantasy or a concoction of that quote, coco right-wing. we know that the left is failing in our major cities,s including all across gavin newsom's california, because we havegavin nea two i's in two y. it's very simple. one thing i want to say, you blame republicans. when the eight top officeholders in the state of californip offia are all eled democrats. whenfdemocrats control i

you add it up, the senate in the assembly togetherd sea 96 seats to about 26 seats, grmocrat, republican, he ownemos all of this and all of the great things we loveut about california weather, the ocean, the beaches, the mountain has nothing to doa with. gavin newsom, the democrats, all the things we don't like about californial th w, they hat at our footsteps. >> i think gavin newsom should say mirror, mirror on the wall, who's got the most homeless of them all? and narcissus, the governol anr will find the answer very plain and clear. >> well, i thought it was interestinl nde g that he said the right coming after him, he said they have to focus on our failurehed ths in order o them to be right. but greg, that seems to admit they do have failures. >> first, i think it's really unfairhe of kellyanne to wearto that outfit because theret to are like 50 jokes i want to say, but i'm not to i can't i don't know her well enough. >> i'm i'm i'm afraid of kellyanne conway. you want to be we want to wait. >> am i going to have to call h?

h.r. superimpose gavin's head on? >> kate? i would sahead on y beetlejuice is looking for his jacket. but anywayhi, i'm look, a couple of things are a lot. a lot of things. first of all, he called san francisco resilient. you don't describe place that's doing really well as resilients . >> a very you describe a person who's undergoing serious healtht problems as they're really resilient. so this place is going throughh and he calls it resilient. >> he brought up race. so that opens the door to his policies, which are anti-black, anti-femalhe brouge anti-asian e all three of them are victims of his policies. ayou at least it santos'sg al policies are about lifting all boats, not sinking all of them. however, what is his point is irrelevanemhit. politicians point to each other's failures all the time. left and right. but that doesn't negate the failures. we're going to talk about it later in the show. s not california is now going to be d drinking water made out of . >> okay. >> that's not that's notno

a successful state. >> newsom's reasoning is that it's like blaming the guy who call y s the department to putrt out a fire for the actual fire itself. ment tt thhis would blame anyonr making the 911 call to report a crime, simply calling outng of concern and saying something he would prefer that you do not say something. remain silent. lie and enjoy it. you know, i was born and raised in california. itwait's not a political thing r me. it's a tragedy to see what's happening to the countrys and o the state and in effect, to the country. happening . to help i'm not there just to point fingers. i saw firsthand experience here in nyc, i am of the crime wave. >> we pointed this out on. >> the show, i don't know, three years ago we were the canaries in the mine herelm, on the five. we were mocked by people on the on cn n who are no longer employed. was that our fault for calling this out? we were called hysterics for pleading with democrats to do hs something. >> if they had listened. years ago, they would have been ifned, and we would have beenfo

happy for them. and that's that's another point here. that iyou know, republicans t actually do want to help. o they're not just pointing fingers. >> right. the weird thing about conservatives, they'll pull over and help fix your car or change a flat, even if you've got a biden-harris sticker on it. it's part of being for small government, you know, relying on your on your neighbors and individuals. a modegovernmentl motto of peop on the right is we're here to help, not the government. we an you hate us. >> but for some reason it's never reciprocated because they see i through the lens of politics. oh, they're only coming after us because it's politicl that we actually do care about the fentanyl poisonings because we've been talkingg aftn for years. we've been talking about the drug addiction, the homelessness and the crime wave because we care. it's not a political thing for us even if it is for you.us >> well, listen, if you do or don't like his policies, you talk about smaller government. he's going to have it whether he wants it or not, because now the governor wilhaves talking about having to make major cuts because there's this huge deficit. if cuts people leaving of busin leaving. so you're going to have a tax

base that's different. have se thabut will he says reps are making their failures sort of thesee maki democrats, that s an avatar for what's wrong in the world. it reminds me of the chicagor wa mayor who said something recently, too, like it's the right-wing that's making us look bad. first, i want to say, greg, i think you can sleep soundly and safely. s looki think that the amount of incoming that has come the way of kellyanne conwa inco a little bit of ribbing over her jacket, probably even didn't jac get as much. i the thick skin, if i were to find out she was sensitivi w her jacket, i would request you my total understanding of reality. >> and kellyannee were is wearig the philadelphia eagles tonight. that is not happening now. i am sincere as a cowboy fan,orting america's team. >> what i would sa t -y about g newsom is it is incredible that he has become face of the democrat party because he is a self evident failure. everything about that state is on itg s a failed state. and i could go through and i don't need to because you reallyi don' only need to oc one condemnation. mnation,the one observationu po that kellyanne and you can point out is that people are

fleeing the state in thomas jefferson's little laboratories of democracy. >> that's the biggest indictment that you can receive. >> i'm out. indictment youall he has left, he has to recommend to my guests is there is a fac e. >> and secondarily, that he is he is oncs oncee again pullet the knife of racism. >> homophobe of vulnerable communities. >> he says ron desantis is an anti woke. he's anti-blacs. he sayk. , he last time i was on the five was right after the desantis newsom debate and i said we should the be worried about newsom becauser he is a very effective liar. but if he wants to lie lie about the nature of america and ron desantis is moral soul, i think he's put out a night that's dull. amerthink america is done with everyone who disagrees with is a racist. >> that knife has no edge. and he's going to have to come up with somecist. better lies if he's gonna be the face of democrats. >> well, jessica, a lot of people think he is going to be ocrats.a lot ofe the of d, i guess, and maybe on the ticket for you guys nextt

year. >> you mean in 2028? no, i mean in 2024, he say s he's not running, but -- but folks think it looks an awful lot like a shadow campaign. >> sha: no, i, i think that the more merit to that argument. alike six months ago, remember when he went to the white house on a day when joe bideaign was proud, etc..oe biden and now he really has become one of the strongest biden-harris surrogates out there. and i think the fact that he took on that debate with ron desantis and stood up ther stoon and said you should be talking to donald trump. right. d you're standing here with me, someone who's not on the ticket, and he'll be ontt in 2028. i'm sure that he'll get into the primary. thenhe, but i don't think that t has an aspiration to do it right now. frankly i think that having just come out of covid and the scenes, we see that california is not going to be ready. it's not the best laboratorya cp to go out and run a presidential campaign on at this particular moment. it doesn't mean that there haven't been strides in the right direction. >> we see pictures of homeless people all the time. the homeless rates are down in california, though,f 10% of the jobs that were gained just last month in thed us came from california. and he's making a very validrepl

point. >> republicans. and greg, you might be right that the averageicans an republ desperate to change my tire and i would welcome it if got a flat because i don't know what to do under the circumstances. what but stood up there and hei a big nap. right.g and didn'tpo to talk about the fact that jacksonville has a 67% higher murder rate than san francisco. right. he doesn'tmurder ran to talk abe homelessness problem in tampa. you talk about having to step over people. you got to do that in tampa, too. i have seen no politicia mpa,n in ofer par either party that stands up there and wants to olivety branh with the other side and say, you know what, you're doing this right. rightespecially in a debate orn you have a friendly interview, you're going to take every opportunit y to pounce on the other guy. and they're clearly targeting itsantis, because if it's not trump, he's quite formidable. i know nikki it is pulling ahei of him in the head to head h with biden, but ron desantis pointing out that florida is not utopi>> will:a and that r

have a few problems does not in any way forgive tparently the apparently insurmountable and gigantic problems of the entire state of california from crime and homelessness to yes, the economy to theirime an coviy policies. the fact that it is imperfect doesn't forgive californiaid your political bias again, that you framed it that way. >> 67% highe i believe 67% highr rate. but at worst, that iy meass thas all like four extra murders is a lot of murders. but if you're looking at the overall of california two, in addition to that, you have the, you know, tens of billion s of dollars in deficit. >> the budget is a disaster. >> jessii led what the governors in charge of. >> the democrats are in chargeom . everything. okay. all right. jessica is going to come back in the next episode, kind whm. oe back i >> all right. ahead, the white house tapping into some controversy over the radical left-winrsft wing dance group they hired for jill biden's christmas video. i'll see you in the your dayivef

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we are now learning that a radical left-wing dance group is hired w. joe biden's bizarre white house christmas video. >> the studio's website pushes every crazy leftist cause cantit imagine from defund the police desgetting rid of prison and anti-racism activists. you i really miss melania trump for lots of reasons in the white house, but no so than this week. the first year that we had christmas ther.e she did the preview for the press. she invited kids. didis that a little widespread. >> yes, it was very, very>> the tastefully b. i can't believe you're going to defend any of this. but let's just tal yesk it in an second. i'll have the floor come to youu and. she even in 2020, during covid,d they hadurin events for the frontline workers, for the first responders, and to say nothing. jessica, i guess i'll go toica f you first of thanksgiving 2019. >> trump goe tg s over to afghanistan and serves a warm meal to the troops.

tthanksgiving 2023. lad the same first lady who does this nonsense in the people's ge house goes with her husband to a $34 million spread in nantucket and doles out food at a firehouse. thesn spren e people are out of. >> they're in our face. and i can't believedi you're going to defend this. did anybody do a google search of who the dance troupe is here in new york city? >> i don't know. i don't work for them. i i did a google search once. i saw it was a topic and.e go >> we're going to talk about itl yesterday. >> i don't think that donaldbide trump going to afghanistan and joine biden serving first mr responders here means that one of his. >> yes, it's a nice vacation spot where he goes annually with his entire family. melania trump also told stephanie grisham, her top aidet ,i don't even want to do this, but i have to write stephanie. it was this. stephanie that and stephanie that betrayed her. this a bubble story. i my twitter feed or my x feed,

whatever i'm supposed to call it is predominantleey liberals. no one is talking about no one knows about this. no t cares about this.i don' i don't think the white house knows or cares oe whrinks that this reflects on them. you can say this is good taste or you don't like the look of it, but i don't think the that it at the moment where there are genuine crises and the talk about cardi and , all of these corporations that are cutting dye jobs, people out of like jobs t that we're paying them two or 300, $400,000. >> i think, much more what'st going on than kind of the peppermint pattiesis of it, uncle. >> that's to be celebrated, by the way, the two of you just now, that was riveting. that was dramatic. and it's a slow motion sword. >> i could not get everyone smiling. everyone is still smiling, >> wo, if to elon musk int you're right, just if we're starting to see it, we did see some of the recessionarye recesn the department of dti. >> and that's good because as elof n musk said, it must die first. >> it started as an ideologyat

and it was an ideology that was never antidiscrimination. it was never for equality.r eq and it advertised itself on its face. it was for equity. and equity was about reverse discrimination. equityr was about a reverse racist policy. de >> so i think the ideology that manifested into books int and an industry and influence mechanism is a sick cancerous plague upon american society that manifested ultimately departments in every corporation, in every government body y. >> and it's a self justification job program that if in fact we are beginninweo seg to see die, that is a good day for america and china. >> there are implication s. the law and the judicial system as dti comes under further scrutinyr fo. we know that the supreme court last summer, at the end of his term, dierm,d with racial preferences as a way to allow you toferences access admission. >> but if you can address that and also the theme of the biden white house christmas this year is, quote, magic wonder and joy. so mnder i'm just wondering if e

are the name, the three of those answers, maybennon: the theme. >> can i tell you, i when i heard the story bubbling around, it waseardhe the czar, p jill biden tap dance video at the white house. >> i thought it wa vs horror tae dancing. i was so disappointed to fin hea it wasn't actually her tap dancing. so listen has their own taste.h. i will say this. last night i went to the rockettes and people thinko it's cheesy. >> and i don't imagine you go to the rockettes. great. you're not. it's they come to me. >> you're exactly. thank you.ght. they have tattoos of you.o >> yes. but i said, this is why am i enjoying this so much? >> because there is nothing weird or controversial. it was just cutesial. are screaming and they see santa. the costumes are beautiful. it was just a fu n thing. but people have different tastes, you know, they get when when elon musk via twittertaste. enraged the left wing because they basically had full dominion over me the on twitter, and now he's going right at them again. the heart of their agenda he he took away one of their most precious toys and he's goingk ay

a lot of things that are important. it's pretty amazing what a billionairg e with few moneyre really saying f-you i mean he's going spacex is goinging sc car electric cars. >> he's now starting a schoolr m a school for stem for them subject. >> but you said twice everybodsy has their own taste and that's true i don't care about halftime shows. a >> i don't care about what people say at the emmy awards because we don't pay for that. >> but we pay for that.or that's our money that came from our wallet that paid for that. and it's unnecessary and we shouldn't have to pay for some insulting box w, ticking, virtue, snuggling, pandering, vomit, a losere snuggi, that is. >> and kat timpf said it's bests to shut down my art show tonight. and she brought it up before i did the outrag shot,e is thate are obliged to pay for it and we are obliged pretend that we like it. no. instead of helping the averagey citizens wallet, they're helping themselves to that wallet. >> thires.

>> this is why you should be off about it. tastas nothing do with taste. you know, it's the facts the that you're supposed to likeho it. how dare you mock this diversity? no, wew you paid for that. >> you know, if we're paying for this marxist musical theater that i'm going to ove all over it and i'm going to keep over it. by the way, this is everything wrong with modern dance. and i'll tel witl you why. >> it's not entertainment for you. it's entertainment for themselves. you,it's a celebration of me, m. me, me, me, me, me, anybody dotu that? >> anybody look at their faces. it's not about joy to the world. it's aboutt world,t is to me, ir version of nutcracker, which meanrsion ofs crack in the nutsg the crackers. all right, straight ahead. in addition to bad dancing. >> is there bad blood in the white house? the reported feud, joe biden and kamala harris.

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biden would losends . >> but me and everybody else. >> and to talk about the problems in the white house, kamala harrie and evs is reporty feuding with her boss, the veep pushing the white house toth be more sympathetic toward palestinians. harris office, howevere white hg a rift with biden. >> kellyannee is, love to start with you. >> let's pick up on james carville. he's not the only one. david axelrod, perhaps more notably who helped, of course, elect baracaxelrod,k >> he is sounding very doom and gloom about joe. t is axelrod is carville just all of a sudden the truth bide? >> is there something more going on and then sort of pointing out the obvious negativitiesnd? >> well, they're both winners. they both got presidents elected, so people in their party should listen if i were a democrat, i would get rid of biden and harris just roll the dice. probablydemocri have to lose ie but save the party in the process. this is a party that four years including with obama and clinton, the two presidents that axelrod and carville helped to elect was a party

of youth and energy and outsiders. in the last two election cycles, they did hillary clinton and jo ce biden swamp creatures. >> and joe biden has noreat good newuress in any polling dae i'm amazed that the mainstream media keeps investing millions of dollars in polling knowing it's going to be so bad foeam mr biden. can't they just hire a few extra people instead doing all this bad polling? but they almost want him out of there? lookpollin , joe biden is polls haves never been as bad and donald trump has never been as good from 2016 to 2020, including one. who do you trust more to handlde the economy, the border, ukraine, the middle east, crimh. you, name it. >> the democratic party right now has a couple of advantages. i just demo don't think it's enough for biden. it's too much, too little, too late. basically, the modertoo guiln democratic party wakes up every morning, it says january 6 on the calendar. they getmodern in your electrice vehicle and they go get an abortion. tsthe end in 10 seconds or lessa the democratic party, kamala harrisn , is part of that miser. if she were remotely competenth

,i believe someone would have gone to joe biden a long time ago and said t, look, you finaly got the brass ring. you ran for president three times, you finally won. , yora you rid of donald trump. oh, and now you can do one last thing in your eighties. you can help us elevate elect the first female president, first female president of color. but becaus presi oe can't she bt that teleprompter? the teleprompter always seems to win. we don't see her much. most days it says the vicewen, w president has nothine g on hergn public calendar. >> how is everybody, you know, busier than the vice president likes it. her she is his insurance policy and job security. bidedar.but is not harris'. that's why people like newsom are looking around. >> let me ask you this, jessica. i believe you reject the idea. correct me i belie. l i'm wrong that the joe biden will be replaced as the nominee for president. so that if you reject the ideat. of my question for you is, what will democrat s do? >> what will be the topic? the issue kamala harris wants to talndk about palestinians. i mean, my suspicion is 2024ns. for the democrats would be the year of abortion. that will be the topic of choice an entire year. c

>> well, since the decision was overturned, abortion hasn't just been the topic of choice for democrats. it's been top of the choice for all americans. republicans are part of the pro-life movemenwat celebrated as a victory, and nyt's greg always points us out. it's a morality question for them, right? this isn't a negotiable about no'll go, we'll go to 15 s or it should be 20 weeks. it's life begins at conception . and so a lot of these states who have incredibly intrusive and over extensivee re restrictions on abortion, they're standing o by theirbeli beliefs there. so, yes, this election will beef this. rortions. there will be more referendums on it, and democrats will continue to win those will they've been doing in deep, deep red states. >> but kellyanne says, you know, we we up it's january six, then we go and get an abortion in your shirt in my every so january 6 happened once for me i haven't gone to get an abortion i don't have an electric vehicle. >> but you continue to hearicle

about cases like kate cox from texas where you live, right. a woman, a mother of two pregnant with a wanted pregnancy, her third pregnancy gets a diagnosis of trisomy 18. her doctors say she needs an abortion lower grants it. then the supreme court of texas overrules it, restricting thiscr is about health of the mother and preserving her fertility. this is what. the pro-life peopl movement wants, right? people who want children and should be ableo wantildren . she has to leave the state in order to have that care. she has the means to do it, which a lot of women don't and that will be on the ballot. but you said there are nol be good polls and i'm oe sayingot that biden isn't in trouble. >> i don't live in a fantasy land, but reuters ipsos had a poll of the seven biggestd swing states is up for the harvard kennedy poll of young people. same margin advantage with gen gen-zz and voters that he had t he won in 2020. there is good news we chooseer not to talk. >> we got to move quickly. but i just want to say on the kate cox case, because,

st20, you news by headlines, people don't understand the facts. the state law in there said, you can have abortion if there's a threat to the life of the mother or you have bodily harm foy r the she nor hh doctor made that case. >> that supreme court, they outsourceshe no to a medicl board. >> they simply didn't make the case. somake that's the facts on the case. >> it is remarkably controversial when you only read b contry the headlines now seven states, those seven states in polling, that'as news for biden. >> it is tough. and listen, when i first heard the story of the victougn i e president out there, she's not only saying that he needs to be more empathetic publiclys ,thetc more for the palestinians, but that he needs to be tougher on bibi, which i thought was interestin a og, because my tho in d.c. is always, who leaked this? arere did it come from and whynd that's you always have to ask those questions. and i thought, are they trying to protect the biden-harris ticket in that he can be seen as i'm really goin g stand with the israelis, there's going to be no daylight where she can be the other way, saying e israel, actually, we are advocating on this other part. i don't know if it's about protecting the ticke advt, what else. but when you have things that are leaked so clearly, you got to wonded early, yr why in washington always, you know, they said at the top this thingi

that they were divinely defining donald trump's record. they weren't there defininump ro th fantasy. this is what's going to happen if you havs what i happee a trud term, right, he's going to make himself into the führer, hitler, perhaps is going to a next candidate, a next mexico. >> he's going to shoot visitors to the white house, possibly shoot a first lady, according to david frue firsm, throw oppos in jail, use martial law against american people. >> the constitution create mass internment camp s that send inter people to get mo assassinate generals, actually have troops, attack americans, paralyze the government and theon destruction of the justice department, the end of rule elecaw. it will be the last election you will vote in as he tear down institutionl vos, he will . go for a third term. >> what's missing in all that evidenc e? , it it's nothing about record. it's about the fantasies that they create. d here >> they're in trouble. and here's why they took the pro-hamas cause and they slipped it right into the blm costume. neve ir. the radicalism, the violence, the atrocity they took

the costume of the oppressed and they switched it. now the jewsse are the oppresso. it's not young people they should worry about in their party. they shoulpressor. d worry about jews s finally seeing the handwriting on the wall. >> you are the new oppressor. you are the new cops. you are the neiting onw chauvini and hamas is the new george floyd. e you know, we desperately needa to have a correction in the democrat party because, you know, we've been saying this for years, a strong partyk makes for a strong country. we nee d to have two sidesame of the same coin. >> right. inthey have to be based on commn values. but you can't have common values val if you separate int everybody into identity boxes and then turn them on each other. that's what the democratic party is suffering from right nowe arty i. bravo x. all right. the fact this is up next. year to the past, they can kiss my. i hope she's happy with him.

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people are in clumps and they'rlee in group seven and they're calling groups two and three. we don't. >> how many are you in group two or three or living in your big league on a littleg em bit. >> i'm big too, but can we not, i will look at their pass because what i want is the machine at the front to stop a buzz. >> if they've called a group and you're not embarrassing. in fact, yes, i think that's the only thing that will stop people. >> the only thing i think is worse than this >> s w is you're when you've landed and everybody runs up to get of f plane as quickly as possible. >> i'm like, not all of you can be missing connectins g at the same time. >> just let people get out. i totalle y, i just read the headline, so i thought it was o about gate lightuts, you know, like just just basic lights actually. you know what i did see that they had they quoted psychological expert b the notes that blamed it on conformity and competition. >> like you needconformity and t experts that these stupid articles that tell you stuff already know. humans are governed by incentives. you incentiv .e wise people to

group by the gate because there is limited space their overhead compartment so just fixov that youerhe psychological expes they also just seem to likerts. to sit there early in theirh wht seats to watch what the rest of us do when wdo we get on instead of i don't they're reading a book they're all who's going to geto last. it's a conundrum up next, fromle toilet to tap water, californian is about to vote next week on turning sewage into drinking water. greg, you've alreadynt talked about drinking today. >> i think this is a great idea. think of what starbuck poos coud do with a sewage shake. >> we are barreling towards the apocalypse. the streets are littered with , and the solution is turn into potable water. >> right? they have loads of water that they it, but they're not they can't deal with it that waye load. so they close freeways for protesters. criminals run the street, protes but you drintek. nee >> shannon. i think they need a little pr help because it's literally called toile help,t to tap,

and whoever came up with that probably needs to be fired. >> i don't know how that wouldoa pull, but i'm guessing it's not going to boil. >> well, cost to versus hat desalinate. is that a technical term? doespeople do. >> hey, it's pretty descriptive. yes, it is. there's the hope lies of oceanto right there. >> what? i mean, if you need water, can you figure out get the salt out? ut -you cabut if you can figuret how to get the boats out, they're fighting over that, too. they say it's too expensiv e, soget it's not expensive to get the out. that's my point to get there. yeths, sir. what? thank you. i'm glad that it's front, they're not going to drink it 40 5 minutes in the show and then, you know t. >> what's wrong with the oness who still think the bottled water lobby is doing a good job ? >> their fan mail, brad, is up♪ next as a way to say thank you this holiday bars, brew up o

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from a movie set, what would you choose? i got itchoose? right off the bat. i had my favorite movie of all time, hands down the big lebowski, and i'd probably take the dude's cardigan. >> yeah, they'd like the real one. it's either that or something from lonesom e dove. and which do you remember the mini series from the night? of course. robert. robert.loneso >> so maybe, like, gus hasme had one of those two things. the dude or gus.," the d >> interesting. what about you, jessica? your movie fan, family fan. >> i didn't know we were goinge. like, exactly. >> if it's general thing that you see in movies a lot, i like a huge, beautiful mirror. >> yeah. how about, like, one of those, like, really expensive, like the whole wall and it has beautiful, like. >> no, no, n acture.o, not. it has to be a specific movie. i watched julia roberts's red outfit when she gets to go and pretty woman to the the pirates of penzance, she put her pants right? and she got the jewels when sh on loan. >> that's the outfit. and i want a mirror. and americjewels >>wanta look at kelly

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