this century. i would argue that the vp debate was almost defining moment. in 2,001 the former defense secretary basically beat joe lieberman incredibly effectively. the entire frame of the polling's after that change into bush's favor. >> neil: you think this could move the needle potentially when the needle is right in the middle. >> absolutely particularly because they are both going after the other person strength. walz is there to attack or get more support in rural america which is trump's strength. j.d. vance as to get one of trump's weaknesses were boost one of trump's weaknesses which is the sort of more moderate republican voters. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone.

i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden and vice president harris facing criticism further delayed response to hurricane helene over 120 people are confirmed dead and over 600 remained missing after the category form storm led category -- across the southeast. more than 2 million remain without power for several days and thousands are cut off from communication after towns were completely wiped out by the wrath of the storm. president biden pressed by a reporter of why he spent his time not in washington, d.c. >> the hurricane, why weren't you and vice president harris commanding this this weekend? >> president biden: i was on the phone for at least two hours yesterday in the day before as well.

telephone. all my security people. >> kamala harris changing her schedule after fishing backlash for attending fund-raisers. the vp will be receiving a briefing at fema headquarters in washington any moment now. the white house defended their responses. >> president biden is at his beach house. harris was hosting fund-raisers. >> secretary jean-pierre: the president did exactly what a president in this moment needs to do which is directing his team to take action. >> i believe harris has arrived at fema headquarters. you can see it live on your screen. there was a room where she take questions. we will see. we will take if that happens. in the meantime, donald trump was on the ground in georgia today surveying the damage and delivering supplies for the former president says the current administration is not doing enough. >> the vice president is out

someplace campaigning, looking for money. >> have you reached out to president biden about federal relief efforts? >> i haven't reached out to him. i think you sleeping now. complete solidarity with the people of georgia and all those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene. we will emerge stronger, more united and more prosperous than ever before. >> vice president kamala harris speaking at fema headquarters now. we will listen in for a minute. >> vice president harris: the families have been at risk. their homes may have been destroyed where they lack just basic essential needs. you all do that work around the clock as though these are your family members. i know how you work. i know how hard you work. i am here mostly to thank you all for all that you do. everyone who is here and everyone who is on the ground at the region at the moment.

i am here to also talk about where we are based on their briefings i have been receiving over the last couple of days. i have received regular briefings on the impact of hurricane helene including former administrator criswell. i have spoken with governor kemp of georgia, governor cooper of north carolina and many local officials. i have shared with him that we will do everything in our power to help communities respond and recover. i have shared with them that i plan to be on the ground as soon as possible. as soon as possible without disrupting any emergency response operations. that must be the highest priority in the first order of business. the devastation from hurricane helene is immense. millions of americans are without power. thousands of families have lost their homes. entire neighborhoods have been destroyed. major roads have been blocked or

damaged, leaving entire towns and accessible this very moment. already nearly 100 people have been confirmed dead. hundreds more are missing. the destruction we have seen in alabama, florida, georgia, north carolina, tennessee, and virginia is heartbreaking. in coordination with state and local officials, president biden and i will make sure that communities have the support and the resources that they need not only to respond to this storm and its immediate aftermath but also the resources they will need to recover. so far, more than 38 -- personnel are on the ground to assist with recovery efforts. they are deploying food and water and generators. they continue to work with teams on the ground to restore water and power as quickly as pos possible. to everyone who has been

impacted by the storm and to all of are rightly feeling overwhelmed by the destruction and the loss, our nation is with you. president biden and i and all of the folks behind me are with you. we will continue to do everything we can to help you recover and to help you rebuild no matter how long it takes. i do believe that a true character of the nation is revealed in moments of hardship. over the past few days, our nation has endured some of the worst destruction and devastation that we have seen in quite some time. and we have responded with our best with the best folks who are on the ground in here doing the kind of work that is about rising to a moment of crisis to do everything we can to lift up folks who deserve to be seen and heard.

communities have been coming together. people are checking in on their neighbors. families are opening their doors to strangers in need. as they always do, our first responders are working around the clock putting their own lives at risk to keep our communities safe. moments like this remind us, we have so much more in common then what separates us. a true measure of our leadership, each one of us is based on lifting other folks not knowing how we can make the difference. i thank everyone for rising to this moment. i thank you all here for the work that you each do. may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. thank you all very much. thank you. [applause] >> madame vice president. >> that was vice president kamala harris. she's at fema headquarters giving some comfort to people who are suffering right now and

the vast region that has been affected by the hurricane. she didn't take questions. we will take it around the table. jesse i will start with u.n. thoughts for the folks there and what this means in the campaign. >> better than the last hurricane. she said the recovery has to be focused on equity. we are making progress. she should have been in north carolina. the governor is a democrat. she would have been hugging. she would have been promising billions of dollars. she would have been wearing her boot center bomber jacket. that is when americans want to see a leader do at this time. you have to frame this up properly. you need to be in north carolina. you have to show the american voter what a harris presidency would look like. every time she's given that opportunity, she is a no-show. she had the zelenskyy -- she ran out of the room. she no-show to the allen smith demurrer. she has no-showed press

conferences. it's not a good look for her. donald trump is down there occupying the presidential sp space. he is saying the right things and delivering goods and services and calling on elon musk to restore the internet. if you think about what he was doing also, he was in georgia today. he was at the alabama georgia game. that's three straight days he's dominating the local georgia media market with very positive coverage. if you remember how donald trump closes. the last two campaigns, he's gone from 1-2 -- sometimes three events a day. now he is hitting more of a full spectrum than he was in the last couple of campaigns. he's doing these podcasting going ufc and college football. he's doing town halls -- doing fox, doing press conferences. she is not doing that.

she is getting outclassed. she is getting out work. when they ask in these polls which candidate cares more about people like you, he has completely closed the gap. as a republican as donald trump caring more about people -- let's say that he is winning, but he is right there, jessica. what i recommend are doing is maybe you get a little paper towel like this like he did. that is what the people want. give the people what they want. >> the governor of north carolina asked them both to come right now. you could have gone to atlanta. >> i can't help but think that it is because she is running for president, because she was embarrassed. they made an issue about this. she didn't let it get in her way this weekend when she was campaigning in california. she said she cut her trip short so she could be read in on what

was going on like joe biden went to the beach. this storm made landfall thursday. biden goes to the beach the next day. she is just campaigning. she was embarrassed into this thing today. trump was in georgia with all kinds of supplies. trump has done the same thing. barack obama when sandy hit in 2012, barack obama was here in 48 hours. this is what leaders do. in the end, this is what trump has done. he endures this sense of confidence. he's going to fight for us. this is a pattern of behavior. by biden and harris whether it is maui where they give $700 to each resident. if it is ukraine, they are on the ground with another $10 billion whenever they need. east palestine.

who is there? donald trump with pizza and water. they show up a year later. this is not about leadership. it's not about being embarrassed into having to show up some somewhere. congratulations. you went to bema. you've got to go to the people. the people who can't see this. i've been in a flood. we thought there was no future. we didn't have insurance. we lost everything. you rely on the red cross for food in that you can go across the bridge. there is so much more than making a political statement. >> jessica, how do you see it? >> dramatically differently than how my colleagues see it. trump closes strong in georgia. if someone had found him 11,237 votes it would have gotten better. he shows up on a lot and people see him and vote against him. star link are 40 satellites

already going. in maui the $700 was the fema limit. donald trump and his supporters are running the same old tired playbook that they did with maui and east palestine. not only was joe biden on top of it, he signed the declarations before the storms hit to make sure there would be no delay in goods and services. donald trump's social media post -- governor kemp gave a press conference. i just spoke to the president. he promised me every single thing that i need. also a conservative getting everything that he wants and roy cooper as well. there's only one president we are talking about who has denied relief for one of the states in 2017. roy cooper asked after hurricane mathew for a lot of money. he got 1%. they denied 99% of what he was

asking for out of that hurricane. there are 3300 fema personnel. 5500 national guardsmen from 11 states in search and rescue from 19 states. that doesn't reduce the devastation of this and how horrific it is. to say that joe biden and kamala harris are out to lunch during this or they are sitting on a beach reclining there, they are clearly giving them what they need. they will be showing up when it is appropriate. it's different for donald trump. he's a guy trying to be president again to show up and throw some bounty of people versus someone who is actually the commander in chief and doesn't want to distract from what is going on. i will let you know when it is appropriate for you to come. the same goes for georgia. >> several people died as well. last word to you. >> i don't really have much to say. i'm not crazy about framing the hurricane in any kind of political way.

you don't need a crisis to reveal whatever shortcomings there are in leadership. we know what is on both sides at this point. it depends on who is president at the time. the level of outcry you will see. if it happens to be a republican, the media will be up in arms. you can never get there in time. everybody is going to be critical. i can't believe i'm going to say this. i'm going to pay some credit to the media. i don't say this is a bright side to a disaster. from somebody who looks at the media, this is the first time that the climate change narrative has fizzled. it used to be instantaneously a horrible thing would happen. everybody would blame it on man-made climate change. i think it goes down to people like bjorn blumberg.

these are people that have tirelessly pointed out the fa facts. the u.s. population has risen for a 1940. it has risen 50 fold in coastal areas. the hurricane might have hit in 1940 with it. now it's 11 million. when you adjust for wealth and population, the hurricane damage is not increased over the past 100 years. the total hurricane energy has decreased since 1980. it's at least there is some progress in the way we report these things. politically, we will never change. >> she didn't mention it either. >> i think we have turned a corner in the climate change narrative. so many people have wised up on the climate models being inaccurate. creating an understanding of the research and also looking now towards how we demonize our

mainstream energy sources with nuclear coming along. >> before i handed over to the judge, joe biden the president said he will go to north carolina this wednesday. tuesday and wednesday. that is it for me. >> the harris campaign push to win over football fans is not going to plan. nbc news reporting that the pitch to sports voters is an effort by the harris campaign to brand itself as the normal party this fall. that strategy doesn't seem to be working. donald trump receiving a hero's welcome at the alabama versus georgia football game while coach tim walz was meant for holding michigan fans for over 30 minutes in the rain. [boos] [cheers and applause]

>> but if trying to convert voters at the stadium doesn't work, the harris-walz campaign can hone in on the reshaping of the perception of masculinity. >> how your role has reshaped to the perception of masculinity. i'm not sure you have planned on that. you are an incredibly supportive spouse. has that been an evolution for you? do you think that is part of the role that you might play as first gentleman? >> i have started to think a lot about this. i have always been like this. my dad was like this. for me, it is the right thing to do, support women. it is mutual. >> all right, dana. it's the right thing to do to support women. >> i don't think this is a new concept. i think it is interesting that the democrats are trying to

recast the picture of masculinity. i'm thinking my grandparents where a great example of me to a total level of support to each other. so much to do when it comes to taking care of a property and land and animals and children. my grandfather with get the dinner started before she got home. that is not new. in my own life that has not been true. i am not sure what sort about bringing other people had. i can understand they would not think this is working for them. "saturday night live" was pretty funny this past weekend. one of the things they said is doug emhoff, i cannot wait to start decorating the white house as if that is what he was going to do. imagine the outcry. rich lowry at the very beginning when tim walz was picked said that he is in medicine bc 's commentary of what

masculinity looks like. we will see how it goes tomorrow night between vance and walz. it has been very interesting. he's hardly done any media since they have picked them. that's probably because his ideas are so far left. they thought they were getting midwestern sensibility and masculinity. what they got was somebody who feels very -- dare i say we are to? can that? >> i think it is a good idea to use it against him. how pathetic is it that assistant coach walz got less love at a football game then donald trump? >> how pathetic is it? i am not surprised by that. obama actually related to young men. he played basketball. he filled out the bracket on espn. there was a connection there. kamala doesn't have it. they are trying to use walz like that. men just looked at another man and you can kind of know if he is an athlete.

look at the way he can go down the stairs or throw something and catch a lighter. maneuver his body in that way. you look at this guy. i've never even seen him throw a football. he goes to a game and doesn't throw a football. never seen him hit a golf ball. never seen him do anything athletic. i have seen him catch a baseball. seen him do all that. there's a lot of mystery are brown walz. we don't know if he is even a good shot. i know trump's sons are good shots. better shots than some of the secret service agents. i'm talking about sharpshootings like he's a real man. we don't need to redefine masculinity. we don't need to redefine what a woman is. masculinity is setting boundaries and tolerating risk, protecting the people you love, not letting cities burned all around you. protecting your sovereignty. learning how to say no.

those are kind of masculine concepts that go all the way back to ancient civilization. if you are redefining that, that means you are not that. >> what is with this subtext about being masculine? why is that all of a sudden a big issue? >> i agree with jen psaki. nothing says you are a man like knocking up your nanny and pointing her in the direction of planned parenthood. someone said you are reshaping the perception of masculinity, i would be devastated. that is one sick burn. what is it telling you? you are not masculine. i would throw myself into a path of an oncoming previous if a woman told me that. imagine if i woman said the reverse to you. you remind me of a throwback to old masculinity. that yucky stuff like strength and reliability. reflected in people like lee marvin and charles bronson and

ann eastwood. that is disgusting. there is a reason that seth meyers is in action movies. we told you a mile ago that this race was about gender, and it was never about class. there is no kind of man that would support a party that releases criminals into the general population. there is no kind of man that would support other men beating women in women's sports. there's no kind of man that would support open borders that would allow murderers to put their wives and sisters and mothers in danger. it shows you that their definition of masculinity is a lot like their definition of femininity, there is none. >> jessica. >> kamala harris and tim walz are struggling to get mail voters. that is the sore spot if donald trump wins, it will be because of the male vote. mostly though might mail about but also increasingly the black

and latino male vote. this is a tremendous priority for them. i think what doug emhoff was talking about in that conversation with jen psaki is about being in support of relationships and how important it is to model something like that. in this era, what it means for men to support their partners, to support their daughters. there are who also -- >> need abortions. >> sometimes it happens. >> men love feminists. we knock up a nanny and get it aborted. we are good. >> there is no evidence that the nanny wanted to marry doug and raise the child. anyway, from the weekend, there was footage at the football game of people who were blowing trumt walz went to have people who really liked meeting him. >> really? >> you just don't see it. i can look at what is happening

on the other side and admit it. >> you talk about nascar or football games. there is a total difference of reactions of trump and walz. he's not -- >> i know you don't like him. you can change the fact. >> change went back? >> let me finish medicine on either ticket. you continuing to demean him and call him assistant coach walz and say stolen valor and he's a loser. >> who hugs a mascot like that, jessica? he embraced a mascot like it's his mother. to be when we have seen you use a straw. you're masculinity. >> that was for television. i don't use draws in my private life. >> why do they call him "tampon" tim? >> he put tampons in a boys

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>> kamala harris finally squeezing a border visit into her schedule after seeing it become a top issue for voters. she claims she can fix the border crisis as president. >> vice president harris: these are serious problems. we know that donald trump won't solve them. when he was president, he did nothing to fix our immigration system. we need a president who cares more about solving problems than playing political games and demeaning people. >> [laughs] okay. donald trump is calling out kamala stuff on the border b.s. >> to all, drug dealers, human traffickers and murderers, welcome to america. it is important that you send a thank you note to lyon kamala harris. without her, you would not be here. but we don't want to hear.

and you are going to get the hell out of very soon. >> you covered her visit to the border last night live. >> unfortunately, i did. >> do you think it helped her at all or hurt her? she looked quite elegant and her expensive jewelry. >> how much was that necklace? >> it was half a million dol dollars. >> this wasn't a border visit. this was a photo up. the minutehe walked out of the truck to the minute she gets going, it was 19 minutes. you should have seen the behind the scenes. there was a frenzy of staffers moving all the cameramen out of the way so they could get the perfect shot. next to the wall that she says is made illegal. they got it and wouldn't let us listen to any of the conversation she was having with border patrol. she never took any questions while she was at the border.

her rally was not really a serious event. they had some woman warming up the crowd like walz in a dress all pumped up. she didn't act very serious about it. she was joking and laughing. she said she is going to cut this deal with the chinese to stop the importation. last year, biden brag about cutting a deal with the chinese. she said she's going to do the same thing. there was no solutions, nothing. it's not going to make a dent at all. she is cooked on the border. >> jessica, she claimed quite forcefully in front of thousands that donald trump did nothing to fix immigration. why did president biden do all those executive orders to undo what he did? answer that question. if you can. the i can see you were speechless. >> i find myself completely speechless.

listen. this is definitely an issue where democrats have to hew more towards a traditional republican position on this. it doesn't mean that they are going to say i'm going to do everything exactly the way that trump did. the bipartisan border deal has a high approval rating. people know that donald trump told conservatives i want to run on this. don't pass it. they have mitch mcconnell saying so and met romney et cetera. of course there's tough talk now. that wasn't there before. the american public is taking note of it. it is resonating. he only has an 8-point up into advantage. he has moved over to demonizing immigrants, even legal ones like the haitians were taking the numbers that we were talking about on friday. the number of "convicted"

murderers et cetera and saying this is all biden and harris' fault. it is an accuracy, the department of homeland security had to release a statement saying the ice figures were being completely misinterpreted saying that data include individuals who entered the country over the past 40 years. it also includes people that are in jail. not people out there roaming the streets. that is obviously a key piece of information in this puzzle. the american public is smart enough to know that the narrative that donald trump has been putting forward does not accurately represent what is going on. it means that they want more nuance. >> i couldn't find the counter numbers to what i.c.e. had release. >> the numbers -- no, it doe doesn't. on friday when we talk about this, the idea was that this was a biden-harris problem. no one except remi said this and

covers the entire time frame. >> i said in response that correlates to the release of criminals. i didn't say it was all that. we go even from dhs, and includes many who federal state or local. enforcement partners in the vast majority whose custody determination was made long before this administration. >> are you rendered speechless? >> i am. enjoy it. >> you enjoy this. who has been lying for years and telling us that the border is secure? who has been lying for years and telling us they are betting all the people coming through? who was the head of dhs? that is my orca's, the same 1 who issues this letter and says these are the people found the last 40 years. you can trust them. he is a committed liar. this guy lives. he hasn't shown up at the

secret service. he attempted assassinations on the presidents. he is a political operative. let's rest assured what is going on in this country is that people are being allowed in who are not being vetted. even as jesse did this last week, you take a small percentage of criminals. if we've got 12 million or 15 million people including been known and unknown got a ways, we have 100,000 people who are dying of fentanyl poisoning. the so-called border czar is going to be our hero. she is going to make fentanyl stopping fentanyl her top priority. you are lying. you were a prosecutor. you know how to do it. you didn't do it. you've got 300,000 children who went missing that you can't account for. where are you on that? children are being six traffic where being involved in child labor. i'm sick of this political

nonsense. let me tell you something. if someone tells me one more time about how we have a broken immigration system, we do not. we have a statute that says you cannot come into the united states unless you meet certain requirements including a visa. if you're going to tell me they are all claiming asylum, 170,000 of them this year show up for any of their court appointments. as for that so-called border bill that is the only thing that she can say she has done in the last 3.5 years, all it does is allow the same number of people to come in both facilitate more of them getting into the country with more border patrol who never endorsed a biden. until 2 minutes later he said we never endorsed it. i am one more thing to say. 3.5 years. you know how many times she texted about the border? nine times. zero in 2022 and zero in 2023. two times in 2021 and seven and

2024. guess how many in the last two days. 16 times. it's all about optics and you are right. they were directing. the camera in this position in that position. they can't trust with the woman is going to say. they can't trust what border is going to say. the border patrol guy who retired last year that had a border patrol who said i'm sorry. one more thing. >> should we let the judge do the rest? >> i won't talk next time. they never called us once. biden i harris about the border. that's it. >> x little too late. >> tim walz is wetting his pants over tomorrow's big debates. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> [laughs] hand waving weirdo tim walz is worried sick he is going to blow it at the debate tomorrow. the vp nominee is apparently fighting up nerves and is terrified he will embarrass his potential future boss after admitting to kamala that he is a bad debater. walz comes back to. he is about letting harris down. he doesn't want harris to think she made the wrong choice. his ability to dodge the press. atlantic calling out that minnesota governor's lack of media availability comparing him to being trapped in a campaign bubble wrap. of the audience know gutfeld said something incredibly inappropriate to me before that script. >> and was pretty normal. >> than you are just a jerk.

>> when you hear him saying he is worried he is going to let her down, how do you see that? >> it is b.s. this is the lamest one i have seen in months. we are supposed to get confident that this happy-go-lucky rural folk see duties cured. he is a construct. he is purely manufactured. he has curated with all these comfortable traits. he's going to do great. he's a politician. vance isn't a politician. he is deep. he writes. this guy is a poor man's -- he is a poor man's -- who is the guy that used to throw the confetti around? i will go with don king. >> you are saying he's going t to -- >> this isn't real. this is so painful to actually even address because it is so

fake. >> we will be addressing at a lot in the next 48 hours. there is a big debate. >> very clever efforts by the walz campaign to lower expectations. i'm so afraid i'm going to disappoint her. when they rolled him out and chose him over josh shapiro, they said part of the reason is because he has such great media skills. they shoved him back in the closet. i can tell if they are afraid he is going to outshine her, or because he is really bad or the third alternative, they just want to play not to lose rather than try to win. tomorrow night it will be exposed. >> he is a poor man's rick taylor. they want him to be the und underdog. >> i don't even know who rick taylor is. >> look him up. >> you look him up. >> do you believe that your guy, walz, is lowering expectations, or do you think he is a nervous

wreck? >> i think two things can be true. everyone wants to lower expectations before debate. if it goes fine, you look godly. if it goes fine, you're still fine. if the reporting is accurate, one of his concerns or confessions during the process was that he doesn't think he is a great debater. j.d. vance -- i don't know how to say this nicely. j.d. vance comes off awful most of the time, but he is a very smart guy and i imagine is a pretty good debater. if you read the transcripts, someone far smarter than i am, said to me, if you read the transcripts of wet or goes on at the vp debate, the odds are it's going to look like j.d. vance. if tim walz does manage to win, a lot of it will be a motive and how he says things that --

j.d. vance is, like, and offensive encyclopedia. >> he has been doing a lot of contentious interviews. he's going to be ready to play. walz hasn't done any contentions interviews. >> i think the reason that walz is where it is because he doesn't want kamala to think that he was the wrong choice. the real problem is he himself doesn't know what kamala things, because he doesn't know whether it was before she ran for president or while she went for president or that she doesn't know what she stands for. that is why he is scared. >> i heard that the walz is calling and jeffrey toobin but -- >> and greg called me that before the show. >> very pretty. >> i like our music. i don't know how she looks. >> i'll bet you don't. >> you're not allowed to talk

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talking. paying home visits. because call out rates have exploded. judge, i feel like this is the type of boss that you are. to show up at your door. >> that's all. all the time. >> i can see how this could happen. i wonder if tesla should maybe take a look at why this is happening. maybe. >> you know, sick days are one of the areas where you have to balance the trust in people with people who game the system. that is the issue. whatever happened to the doctor's note? when i was a pause, if i knew someone was gaming the system, hangovers, i would ask for a doctor's note. you can go online and buy stacks of doctors notes. >> let's say you've got your

vaccination card. >> really guilty doing that on the extended basis. it's one thing if you have an appointment. >> what does that mean? what does i just need a day mean? >> i might just need a day. >> if someone on monday is calling out monday morning consistently. that is when you know they are gaming it. if it is someone like me like an iron man who only takes one actual sick day because some fluke disease hit my eye -- >> it is not a fluke. >> oh, my gosh. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪

♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." our chief foreign correspondent trey yingst has a new fox book

comes out tomorrow it is called "black saturday" firsthand account of the events of october between israel and hamas no. better time to read this book. black saturday goes on sale tomorrow, october 1st, everywhere books are sold. and you can catch the newest episode of perino on politics with thiessen. timpf and tyrus tonight let's do this greg's drunk panda news. nothing better than a few pandas tying one on. take a look at these guys out in china. they don't know where the hell they are. they are in the woe long valley nature reserve can't tell if panda ares drunk or just, you know, stupid. >> dana: i this the latter. >> greg: we could say that about some presidential candidates. >> dana: but we won't.

>> jesse: drunk or stupid? that's a great fox nation special. if you don't have more free time i nominate you for that. >> greg: thank you. >> jesse: twin's birthday golf on saturday. hitting the ball really well. over to the jets game on sunday. not a great game by the jets. lost 10-9. it's all good. i want to thank al, mark and chris. great hospitality for the new york jets organization. and tonight "jesse watters primetime," johnny celebrates oktoberfest. sneak peek. >> if you had a keg stand, who would you trust more to hold you up, donald trump or camera. >> kamala she is my girl. >> kamala is your girl? >> kamala is my girl. >> kamala? >> yeah. >> dana: jessica, you have 10 seconds. >> jessica: no, i will say i'm a kamala voter. >> dana: judge, catch you tomorrow. and that is it for us. ♪ ♪ >> bret: