fema, governor desantis is leading this response, fema is supporting them, so you've got a lot of resources that the state is managing and fema supporting that. >> neil: so you are confident authorities, everyone seems to be working well with everyone else. everyone seems to be in sync on this. >> yeah, this is the lesson all the way back to katrina, you can't wait until disaster happens to show up, so fema has been in the state operations center since before helene, but i think there's something else we need to talk about, when the storm passes and the danger is over, the danger hasn't ended because there is so many hazards out there but there is also the truth. you are going to be the fastest response for your neighbors. so as soon as it is safe and you are okay, check on your neighbors. we are going to save more people just doing that because the public -- as much as we talk about government -- ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello,

everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ fox news alert. officials say time is running out for millions as the once-in-a-lifetime hurricane milton ferociously charges towards florida, and is expected to make landfall as soon as tonight. let's go right to steve harrigan. he is out in tampa, florida. steve? >> judge, it is really pounding now, the heaviest rain we have seen so far. expect to get anywhere from 6-1t with a storm surge that could be anywhere from 10-15 feet and wins that are gusting now, we are not seeing any trees snapped but certainly starting to bend. a worst-case scenario for this storm would be if it were to hit

just north of tampa. keep in mind, that's tormented so much damage two weeks ago hit next to a town in florida that had a population of just 6,000. now we are talking about a storm that might have a bull's-eye on an area of 3.3 million. and when you talk to people, their anxiety and their stress is so clear, they will just start talking to a stranger, one woman told me yesterday, my mom has alzheimer's. as soon as my shift is over, got to try and get her out. people are really bleeding out their anxiety. the other emotion i find here a lot is that after one storm two weeks ago, another big storm now, there is a sense of defeatism among some people whose homes may have been damaged, many people really ready to throw in the towel on florida. here is one of them. >> the storms are just knocking us out. everybody, and everybody wants to sell now because, you know,

nobody wants to do this no more. getting too old for this. yeah, it's a nightmare, it's a total nightmare. >> little by little, conditions are expected to get worse overnight, already more than 100,000 without power during the last storm, more than 2 million eventually lost powers of the worst of it could be in the dark here soon. back to you guys in new york. >> steve, take care of yourself. and we are getting a huge update on hurricane milton. let's go right to adam klotz in the fox weather center for more. adam? >> hey, judge. we got the latest information coming right at 5:00 p.m., really a very similar sized storm, wind still 120 miles per hour, st only lost 5 miles per r since our last update. getting close enough to landfall that we continue to get updates on the track and this is currently what we are looking at, somewhere in a landfall between just south of sarasota and basically over tampa before this storm continues to drive across the state, likely staying

right along interstate 4 and then out to see. but that will take really all through the overnight hours into early portions of tomorrow. the wind field is already big enough, obviously people are feeling this across the entire state. hurricane-force winds are going to be dragging across the state so just because you are on the east side of the state doesn't mean you won't be dealing with a hurricane, it will be passing right by orlando. they are going to be seeing wins like that and i will leave you with this judge, most recent numbers as far as the possibility of storm surge, tampa looking at upper and storm surge of 90, a little lower than previously forecast but still expecting in some areas 13, thay devastating, and a little farther south places like fort myers still 12 feet of storm surge, that is something that will be coming true as we head to the overnight hours. >> judge jeanine: all right, adam, thanks so much. and president biden and kamala harris getting briefed on the hurricane milton, but the president wasted precious time by making it political and

personal, tacking donald trump and other republicans for questioning fema's response. and accusing them of pushing this information. >> former president trump has led the onslaught of lies. assertions have been made that property is being confiscated. that is simply not true. we are saying people impacted by the storms have received $750 in cash and no more. that is simply not true. we are saying money is needed for this crisis, being diverted to migrants. what a ridiculous thing to say. it's not true. now the claims are getting even more bizarre. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, a congresswoman from georgia, is now saying the federal government is literally controlling the weather, we are controlling the weather. it's ridiculous. it's got to stop. >> judge jeanine: i will go to you first, jesse. so the president,

president biden has a press conference, offensively to put people at ease and create a sense of calm, and instead he brings up politics and specifically former president trump has led and onslaught of lies. i mean, is he so thin-skinned that he can't focus on what he should be doing? >> jesse: he is fighting trump for harder than he is fighting the hurricane. if he is angry at someone, shouldn't be trump, it should be his own team that left north carolina holding the bag. the allegations, he says trump said people were seizing property. trump never said that. we looked. they said trump said people were going to get any more than $750. we looked, trump never said that. the migrant money, why did trump say that? i think it is because the biden administration said they didn't have enough money for hurricane season, and then the biden administration said they spent a billion dollars in migrants. so people put two and two together and figured maybe the money wasn't spent wisely. the real disinformation is there blaming us for driving suburbans

instead of previous is for cat 5s but they say if you vote for kamala harris, they won't be cat 5s, just cat 2s and 3s, that is really controlling the weather. they are saying you will control the weather if you elect kamala harris. biden did a nice job with florida come handled governor desantis perfectly, but he didn't do a great job in north carolina. they didn't preposition enough military assets. they should have had choppers. they should have had u.s. military jeeps, guys in those low foothills, and they didn't. and they should own that. interviewed hundreds of people on the ground that said they haven't seen fema in weeks. it is not disinformation to say fema is focused on equity. they admitted it. the last time fema was and now we they were booking thousand dollar a night luxury hotel groups. while people didn't have homes. this is classic diversion, they do this every time. a democrat fails, and then trump

criticizes, and then they make the story about trump's criticism instead of their failure. it is like a cheap fake, you know, no one has seen fema and they are telling you oh, no, no, fema is there, everything is great. meanwhile, no one has seen them. >> judge jeanine: you know, dana, cory mills, who is part of the -- save our allies or the redneck group, that is going into north carolina, where the government is not going. talked about the fact there is poor leadership, and this was today, and he said there wasn't anyone on the ground in northern north carolina until ted budd and senator thom tillis on october the 6th. really pushed the envelope. there you have, i think it is eight or nine days later, and then they respond, so there is some truth to the criticism. >> dana: the north carolina members of congress, basically i'm going to pour gasoline on myself and like this match you don't send the military and then

they are like wait i guess we should send the military, that helps. that storm was gigantic, and you have a situation where people are living in very remote, rural areas. the roads are washed out. mother nature did a real number on that. the media does this interesting thing. they will take one little thing and pretend that is the entire story. as if republicans spreading misinformation is the entire story, is my government coming to help me? is anyone coming to help me? thankfully there are people on the ground and they are getting more resources in. but it was slow, and i think the more they try to rob the spot on the wall, the worse it gets for them from the biden administration. on the $750 issue, it wasn't trump that said it, i don't know who started it but one of the problems with that that mayorkas said this morning to abc news is if people think they are only going to get $750 total and that's it, than they might not even come to fema at all for

help. and that's not what they want. the $750 is an initial thing for immediate needs, and then you can apply for more, but there is a lot of red tape, and i think there has to be a real rethink about disaster response, the roll of fema, how big fema is, do we needed to be bigger? should we revisit the laws on what the military is allowed to do and not do? this is a bigger issue because the storms are not going to stop coming and as greg pointed out there more people more people living in these places and they ever have before. building codes, a lot of people that build in the wildland, urban interface, that is where the fires are happening, on the flood zone, and then you have so many more people living on this coastline that is about to get pummeled. you want to know that your government is going to come and help you but that is not going to be enough. thankfully americans are so generous and people like cory mills are so good at what they do. the last thing i'm going to point out is this. one of the reasons you have disinformation or accusations of misinformation is all the things that happened during covid. it keeps coming back to bite

them in the rear end. and the real problem has been something we really can't do anything about right now. we don't have many local media outlets anymore. the more local media outlets that were there on the ground would have been able to inform all of us. instead we have national news stories about things we can't see. >> judge jeanine: greg, the truth is obama, as soon as the earthquake struck haiti, within 48 hours, he literally deployed troops, the 82nd airborne, and even bush during katrina had 18,000 troops there. i mean, this is pathetic compared to the numbers that we see that have been accomplished directed by other presidents. what about this idea that fema has had to give some money to the migrants and that fema is running out of money? >> greg: well, okay. so. the department of homeland security has the authority to reprogram money from one fema account to another, like from migrant services to disaster

relief. which tells you when a bureaucrat says no, no, no, the money is separate, the money is separate, that's a smoke screen. it all comes from one big pot. and by the way, it is our pot. but there is an opportunity cost. when you set aside hundreds of millions which later become billions because of the migrants urge, to a man-made disaster like the border, instead of a natural disaster, it's anybody who has bank accounts know it's all the same thing. so if you've got to spend money here it is going to be taken away from here. i don't want to be lectured about misinformation from joe biden, right? i mean, this is a guy who continues to push the "fine people" hoax, which created so much turmoil for trump supporters who buy connection to trump were branded as racist for, i don't know, three years. never mind there is like 20-30 hoaxes you could go through but just another one, biden still has an answer for, accusing the border agents of with being haitian migrants.

they are the last people in the world you should be listening to when it comes to that. it doesn't help that during a hurricane, the vice president and antony blinken tweet about the u.s. providing $157 million in assistance to the people of lebanon, to the point you are making, that you are watching this money go elsewhere, that was like $400 million for the year. people shouldn't be blamed when they hear that that they get pissed off, it pisses me off, but when they say $750 is the limit and you can't apply for more, that assumes residents will have the ability to file the paperwork to get more. most won't have that ability. compare that to the migrant funds, there is all most no bureaucratic red tape. we know it. we saw it in new york city. the time between the border and a hotel room with a debit card is zero. they get on a bus. they are here. they've got food, they complain about the food, they get home

till rooms, it happens. and you have to wonder, why do americans have to wait in line for the stuff they pay for? and people can come here and just get it, cut in line, claim asylum, and they get it? it's a natural kind of, it makes you pissed. >> jesse: they go through airport security -- >> dana: need i.d. -- >> judge jeanine: don't need i.d. jessica, this idea even to get the $750, trump had to get elon musk to set up starling so they could get some cell coverage on their phone to be able to apply for the $750. i mean, if it weren't for all of these private entities, i mean, the government just wasn't there in the beginning and they are playing catch-up now. >> jessica: well, let's be clear, the government was the one that got the first 40 startling satellites to get to north carolina when helene struck, that was the u.s. government. donald trump is very close with elon musk, argue we his most important backer with a $45 million a month that he

does, using twitter as a campaign bugle horn, at this point, but the government was on top of that. now, to say that what joe biden was doing was nakedly political, removes the context of this, which is that the president of the united states of america is worried that people are listening to folks like donald trump, like lara trump, she was the one who said the $750, she was on with dana bash, trying to have i guess a nice conversation or get some hits in, put up that lie, you know, there only getting $750 and dana bash had to say that is untrue and a lie -- >> judge jeanine: what -- >> jessica: i -- >> judge jeanine: that's what they're getting right now. i was in a flood, i know how that works. >> jessica: i'm very sorry that happened to you but trump and co. should not be saying that's all you're going to get because that make people feel like they have no options. if it's just going to be $750, what's the point quest make the point is it will get you what you need for your immediate

necessities, things like baby formula, they were making fun of i think it was senator kennedy saying they are concerned about tampons, it's all about tampons with them -- well, sometimes you need feminine care items, that's what that was about. the marjorie taylor greene thing with they control the weather, first i thought she was talking about jews, i know we are powerful, not that powerful, then it is the government, congress and chuck edwards are north carolina had two release a statement about the disinformation because his constituents are believing these crackpot republicans who are being nakedly partisan about this. secretary buttigieg had to call up elon musk and say hey, buddy, maybe you could stop tweeting about these things because you're spreading lies, and guess what? the mark of a true narcissus, someone so easily swayed, elon musk immediately backtracked because he was so happy because secretary pete gave him a call. >> greg: the only person who took marjorie taylor greene seriously -- >> jessica: that's not -- >> greg: was joe biden -- >> jessica: why did chuck edwards issue that statement?

>> jesse: who is chuck edwards? >> jessica: he is a republican congressman who has thousands of constituents that are going to be out of -- >> greg: the only people amplifying that crackpot notion -- >> judge jeanine: are democrats. >> greg: democrats. >> jessica: ha ha ha. >> judge jeanine: coming up, kamala acting like a total phony after cracking open a cold beer with stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ at ameriprise financial our advice is personalized based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial.

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♪ ♪ >> greg: she is sipping a brew after leading the coup, kamala harris capping off her

media blitz tour of friendly's by cracking open a cold beer with stephen colbert. harris getting another golden opportunity to distance herself from her biggest liability, but obviously she's not joe biden. >> i'm obviously not joe biden. >> i noticed. >> so that would be one change in terms -- [applause] but also, i think it's important to say, 28 days to go, i'm not donald trump. >> greg: that's are selling point, dana. you know, the interesting thing, kamala still has a boss. so it's a tough question to answer because you can't throw your boss under the bus yet. but at the same time, she knows that that question is out there, and she still can't answer it. she's not even trying. >> dana: oh, my god, i wish we had an hour! okay. she knew she was going to get this question on the night, junp debate, when everyone was like holy cow, he's going to have to drop out, so than she knew she was going to get this question.

the way she answered that, i'm obviously not joe biden and i'm not donald trump, you guys, that's not new, that's how she has answered this question from the beginning. the question from colbert came about six hours after she was asked the same question on "the view" and she totally whiffed and got another chance. after read the way he asked the question. imagine you are kamala harris. you are a member of the present administration. but under a harris administration, what with the major changes be, and what would stay the same? this is how you ask a person who wants to be commander in chief a question about how they will be different? and i will say another thing. nancy pelosi knew immediately that she was able to throw joe biden under the bus, and joe biden knew he was going to have to let kamala harris distance herself a little bit if she was going to win. it's in his best interest. if she wins, he's going to look great. if she loses, he's going to look

terrible. so i would say her new media tour is not off to a great start. >> greg: jessica, kamala was mocked on "snl" for being a, and now this moment she is guzzling beer, do you think that was theo our children at home? >> jessica: we had to change the narrative. >> greg: yes! [laughter] >> jessica: it's a lot more personable to be have a miller highlight. >> greg: identifies with them workingman. >> jessica: 100%, and we are going to get that working class vote back, mark my words. i wanted more from that answer. and i feel confused as to why it isn't easy to just say i am so proud of the work we accomplished together. joe biden is a great patriot. but i'm a different person with different priorities. and as such i would take the 5k deduction for starting a small

business and i making it 50,000. we want more small businesses. are we have a housing shortage. this is something that matters to joe biden, but we were so busy doing x, y, and z things that i'm bowing to build 3 million new housing units. or medicare covering in-home care, so important taking care of aging parents, that's a good one to throw out there, as well, it was the day of that policy roll out. i think that is something, especially because separating herself from joe biden is what tests the best among undecided voters, that you have to have a solid policy answer on it. >> greg: very good points, jessica. >> jessica: thank you. >> jesse: you were better at being kamala then kamala. >> greg: actually more qualified. >> jessica: i don't want to leave you guys so stop turn to draft me. >> jesse: please run, we insist. i love you. >> greg: judge, you want to hurt trump, take his words out of context. if you want to embarrass harris,

you put her words in context. >> judge jeanine: dana is so right in the questioning. it was like she was speaking to a 3-year-old or colbert was speaking to a 3-year-old. what major changes will there be? well, i'm obviously not joe, and that's one change, but also i think it's important to say that with 28 days left, i'm also not donald trump -- shut up and answer the question. but she can't. she still hasn't answered whether or not we are better off now than we were four years ago, and by the way if she agrees with everything that joe biden did, why is it time to turn the page? what page do we need to turn? and you are right, all she had to say was take her what she says she's going to do, i'm going to help people who need help, get that $25,000 extra if you want to buy a house even though she has no idea how she's going to pay for it, and that's

all she has to do. she can identify the points that she has said will be part of her agenda. but she says trump is unserious, this woman is so totally awkward, you know, it's like upward is the word for her. not going to the al smith dinner. she can't laugh at herself and president candidates have gone there for 40 years. she is not self-deprecating. just ringing a beer -- she's just not natural. >> dana: can i had one other thing? bill whitaker the other night on "60 minutes closely did a good job and i looked at some of the edits and it is weird you he the vice president, candidate for president of the that it states him answering the question and because it is making no sense, for time, he speaks over her in a voice over and summarizes it in a way much better than she did, how is that allowed? >> judge jeanine: edited it. >> jessica: in the clips, not the actual interview. but they do that. >> greg: if fox did that, that would be the subject of a "60 minutes," like we covered

this. we are with jesse watters, who was guilty of this. >> jesse: you do that on your show because you are so inappropriate. >> greg: speaking of inappropriate, we need to talk. she comes off as inappropriately relaxed. i don't have to explain it, but for the moment in time she seems like she is more relaxed than perhaps she should be for that moment. >> jesse: you mean as a cat 5 hurricane is barreling down on the united states? >> greg: everything is like this. you know how after a long flight -- >> jesse: you are saying she is on pills, is that is what you are saying? you know, you have said a lot of things. that might be right. i'm kidding, of course she's not on pills, she's just drunk. she has reached her drinking phase, this is what happens with democrats when they know they have lost the mail vote, so soon she will be driving a truck or going hunting with timmy or

putting a helmet on like dukakis, or hillary, the guinness, late in the game, she sees her numbers, didn't need to take a sip of beer. do shots come hit a blunt. if he hit a blunt, she would win this election. it is late night, greg, you get away with anything. you do get away with anything. >> judge jeanine: the beer is from milwaukee, wisconsin, which is a tight race, a tight state. >> jesse: totally random choice, nothing to do with the election. >> greg: we've got to move on, kids. coming up, donald trump showing up on joe biden's turf as kamala's crashes and burns with the workingman. ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: just call him scranton donald. forformer president trump showig up on joe biden's home turf. scranton, pennsylvania. scranton joe was biden signature: card to connect with working-class voters but obviously kamala is not joe biden and democrats are panicked by internals showing that she is bombing hard with blue-collar workers. in fact, the teamsters president who refused to endorse kamala for president explains why the working-class feels abandoned by the democrats. listen. >> i'll be honest with you. i'm a democrat, but they have [bleep] us over for the last 40 years and for once, and not all of them. >> jesse: briefing the nation on the hurricane. listen. >> president biden: we are seeing impact from the storm including significant wins and heavy rain. and there has also been frequent and widespread tornado warnings throughout the day. and they are continuing and expected to expand as milton

moves overland. including a few that have already touched down in south florida. currently, milton is a category 3. with wind speeds up to 120 miles per hour. but no one should be confused. it is a still expected to be one of the most and worst destructive hurricanes to hit florida in over a century. you know, both the heads of the national hurricane center and the national weather service made it very clear, and conversations i've had with them earlier today, milton still carries incredible destructiveness, can wipe out communities, can cause loss of life. storm surge is still expected to be up to 13 feet. so i urge everyone in hurricane milton's path to listen to local officials and follow all safety instructions they give. at this point, evacuation is probably difficult, so i encourage people to look for safer shelter.

sometimes moving just a few miles can mean the difference between life and death. we've already approved emergency declarations for florida. we have thousands of federal personnel on the ground. we have staged and are ready to go at 20 million meals, 40 million liters of water. my direction, the secretary of defense austin has prepositioned search rescue teams, copters, and high water speed vehicles, as close to the storm as possible, so they are ready to conduct life-saving missions. and the administrators -- the administrator of fema will be on-site tonight in florida, in the state emergency operations center. both administrator criswell and i will be in constant contact with state and local officials in the hours ahead. once this storm hits, we are going to work with state officials to clear debris, restore power, and do it as fast as possible. the army corps of engineers will

pump out water to decrease flooding. we have already directed the department of defense to be ready to provide active duty service members to support florida after the storm -- after the storm surge, if governor desantis request the help, which i expect he might. just like we did north carolina. i have surged over 1,000 u.s. coast guard personnel to perform search and rescue missions and reopened the port of tampa as sn as possible. now i want to reiterate a point. i made clear earlier today to the folks who have been impacted by helene. this impact will not be impacted by milton. over the last few weeks, there has been reckless and irresponsible and relentless promotion of disinformation and outright lies about what's going on. it is undermining confidence of the people in florida, and incredible rescue and recovery work that has been undertaken. literally there are thousands of

fellow americans who are putting their lives at stake and putting on the line to do the dangerous work that needs to be done now. and its harmful to those who most need the help. quite frankly, these lies are un-american. there is simply no place for them. not now, not ever. former president trump has led this onslaught of lies. assertions have been made that property is being confiscated. that is simply not true. they are saying people impacted by these storms receive $750 in cash and no more. that is simply not true, either. they are saying that money needed for these crises are being diverted to migrants. what the heck are they talking about? stop it. it's outrageous. it's just not true. now the claims are getting even more bizarre. marjorie taylor greene, the congresswoman from georgia, is now saying the federal government has literally controlling the weather. we are controlling the weather. it is beyond ridiculous. it is so stupid.

it's got to stop. let me close with this. as difficult as these days and weeks have been -- we have seen incredible courage by so many of our fellow americans. i want to thank all the first responders for running toward danger instead of away from it, for saving lives and making the difference. fema personnel risking their lives. climbing on hillsides to reach people cut off by helene. army national guard flying through the gail wind force. it's amazing what they are do doing. firefighters lifting collapsed wood and metal in an attempt to get survivors, any survivors out of the debris, risking their lives. coast guard teams repelling from helicopters to rescue people and risking their own lives. there are countless friends and neighbors who have sacrificed for the greater good. volunteers leaving their own families behind to help search for someone else's family. aloe americans looking out for

one another. that's america at its very best. that's who we are. so my final message tonight is to the people of florida and all of the impacted states. we've got your back. we've got your back. kamala and i will be there for as long as it takes to rescue, recover, and rebuild. may god bless you all and may god protect those serving in the eye of this storm on behalf of our nation. thank you. >> rep [overlapping reporter questions] report back to you have a comment, sir? >> president biden: it's un-american. >> reporter: why do you think trump is spreading misinformation? >> president biden: i civilly don't know. you can speculate, but i just find it -- i have used the phrase more than i've used it ever in my whole career, un-american.

it is not who the hell we are. what are they talking about? >> reporter: [indistinct] >> come on. >> reporter: mr. president, does governor desantis need to take vice president harrises calls? >> president biden: all i can tell you is i am talking to governor desantis. he has been very gracious. he has thanked me for all we have done. he knows what we are doing. and i think that's important. >> reporter: have everything it needs for the storm? how was your call with netanyahu today? >> president biden: we didn't talk about the storm. >> jesse: all right, so that was president joe biden updating the country and category 3 hurricane milton barreling down on florida, says it's going to be historically destructive. he is prepositioning assets in florida, working well with governor desantis there, and then went back to the exact same thing he said three hours ago,

blaming donald trump for criticizing his response to the storm. didn't really spell out what the criticisms were. we have already proven he is lying about what donald trump has said. kind of a frustrating and back to that press conference. dana perino, what is he talking about? >> dana: a couple of things. one, they are smarting from having been slow to get to it on hurricane helene. and they are trying to make up for that. and again, that was a huge monster storm. and there was the direct hit. and then there was the aftereffect as it came out through the appellations and caused horrific damage. you have people who still don't have any access to any government help. they have no power. they have no water. it could be months before we actually know some of the full stories there, so i think they are trying to get ahead of this one. but also it just so happens that every election season happens to

coincide with hurricane season. and unfortunately, there are times when you can be really criticized politically when it is unfair, and years later, oprah can apologize to you on her show because she said things that weren't true at the time. and that can happen. but i think what's going on right now is that you have a president and a governor in desantis who are working very well together, a vice president who is like weight, become too, and there is just no time for that. the media loves a story about misinformation, so those were the questions you got there, not how many assets, do we have enough, will we have more? are you calling elon musk? all of those things, none of those things were asked, only asked, why do you think, and that way biden can say seven times, it's because trump is un-american. >> jesse: and there is nothing

un-american about criticizing your government. >> greg: that is actually the most -- that is the most american thing you can do. especially when bad stuff is happening. that is your right. you are right. the media, again, who are they to ask about misinformation? they are the bugles of misinformation. and again, everything he said, he said three hours ago. i'm convinced he doesn't remember he said it. it's incredible. no one -- he is actually amplifying misinformation by talking about this stuff. nobody cares. nobody cares. people are too busy. this is something that he is just railing on because it's all he's got. he's just pathetic. he's sad. he was doing okay for a minute there, and then he just devolved. >> jesse: he did. jeanine? >> judge jeanine: the worst part about this is when you look at what this represents, it's if

you criticize our government, or the government's response, it is misinformation, it is disinformation. the next step is we are going to take away your first amendment right, and they're going to start with criticism of the government. if you recall, john kerry was just saying it is an impediment, the first amendment, to speech in america, that we have to be able to control it. hillary clinton just said we have to be able to control speech. that's not who we are. that is why the first amendment is in fact the first amendment. now the second thing is, dana is right, they were late to the party. third thing is, if you don't believe it, if anybody watches fox news, we have had people on for the last week who haven't had water, who haven't seen their family. we've had rescue people saying there were people in trees dead. all right, you tell me that the american government doesn't have the ability to get there with helicopters, that we have to rely on the ex-military guys to get in there to take care of american people?

i mean, and kamala, i don't even want to get started with her. the truth is she skipped the prehurricane meetings. she waited for days to even return to d.c. she's been nothing but an actress in this whole thing. and the truth is, they are the ones who said they don't know if they are going to have enough money for the next hurricane, so stop accusing donald trump, who, by the way, has his doral hotel opens all of the people can state in his hotel at his cost, just like he brought elon musk in for star link. >> jesse: and he has raised a lot of money. >> judge jeanine: he is more involved in this than they are. >> jessica: i voted for him, he's amazing. >> jesse: about time. >> dana: and go to break. >> jessica: so i don't -- i don't think that calling out inaccurate information that puts on american citizens in harm's way -- >> judge jeanine: how does it

put them in harm's way? how? >> jessica: because if you are told the government is not coming to help you, you might become despondent, you might just -- >> judge jeanine: i -- >> jessica: you mentioned in the a block -- >> judge jeanine: what i'm saying is, if you tell the government isn't going to give me money, i'm going to go find some, owing to give me money, not going to kill yourself. >> jessica: you don't -- you don't know what's going on in these people's lives. if you hear that you're only only going to get $750 -- >> judge jeanine: how do they even hear it? >> jessica: by the way, he did say when he was with laura ingraham, the $750 thing, and she corrected him about it, so it's lara trump, it's donald trump, saying we gave your disaster relief money to people who are here undocumented is a, a lie, and it b obviously creates a narrative that is inaccurate and dangerous -- >> judge jeanine: what pot are the immigrants getting the money from? >> jessica: the shelter services pot. >> judge jeanine: but it's a fema pot, yes or no. >> jessica: what you are accusing joe biden of is the

thing donald trump did in 2019. that's what happened. he was the one who move money out of the disaster relief funds. >> jesse: you see what's happening here? >> jessica: i change my vote, by the way, back to kamala. >> jesse: we are having back-to-back natural disasters, americans are dying, you are talking about donald trump. he is talking about donald trump and you are talking about donald trump. stop talking about donald trump. >> jessica: you can't talk -- >> jesse: it's an active god, it's a hurricane. >> greg: we have to question the bottom-line assumption that if you say something, like an opinion, this is going to cause people to act a certain way -- >> jessica: it's a lie. >> greg: know it's not. >> jessica: you are only going to get $750 is a lie. >> greg: drive to say this? >> jessica: yes, treat me like i'm five. >> greg: jessica -- >> judge jeanine: we will give you $750 if you sign up. how are you going to sign up? where are they going to send the check, you don't have a mailbox.

>> jessica: saying you can immediately get $750 for basic necessities and fema will continue to give you money whether you have to apply or not -- >> judge jeanine: if you are illegal -- >> jessica: you are just a fletching back to the issue that you like better. >> jesse: again, jessica, fox news alert, is voting for donald trump. national hurricane center giving update on milton. listen to that now. >> might be cut off so please get to a safe place if you have not done so already. do want to mention that also along the east coast of the fort up peninsula and southeastern georgia, from sebastian inlet north worst, the potential for strong winds on the backside of milton pushing water from the atlantic onto the land here on the east coast of florida, dangerous surge expected there, especially as we get into the overnight and early morning hours on thursday. let's now talk about the wind. again, we have seen this wind field of milton grow, as expected, as the peak wins have come down a bit.

you can see the extent of the tropical storm force winds is large, hurricane wind fewer said expanding, the eye expanding in the final hours before landfall and we are expecting landfall as a major hurricane along the west coast of florida in the next few hours and milton expected to remain a hurricane as it moves across the florida peninsula and out into the atlantic tomorrow. again, hurricane warnings in effect for much of the state of florida, from bonita beach to the river on the west coast including tampa bay, port charlotte, fort myers, from the county line northward, on the east coast and everywhere in between, including places like orlando, melbourne, ocala, saying augustine, much of the central portion of the peninsula, the i-four corridor, especially gusts over the inland areas, tree damage, widespread power outages, very dangerous environment and dangerous situations going to play out from west to east across the florida peninsula as we go from

tonight into thursday so please be sheltered in a safe place, out of flood prone areas and in places away from windows and doors, any trees that can fall n you, most fatalities due to wind occurred due to trees falling on people, cars, or people in homes. let's move onto the the rainfall threat, which is also substantial and also unfortunately focused in the sae i--4 corridor from atlanta to daytona beach, expect widesprea. some places have already seen six plus inches of rain already and we haven't even seen milton's center make landfall. near to the left of the track of the center is where we will see the heaviest rainfall. the area highlighted in pink is the highest risk of life-threatening and flash and urban flooding playing out tonight and thursday, including orlando, daytona beach, down to sarasota and near melbourne, also risk extending north and

south of that, maybe in a more isolated fashion. next, i want to talk about the impacts of that much rain and what that kind of catastrophic flash flooding looks like. you will see water entering homes and businesses. people will be forced to be rescued and evacuated from flooded areas. you are going to have flooded roads that will make moving around evacuation difficult, and it's going to be a very dangerous situation to be out and about, another reason to shelter in place and you have this much rainfall in this type of flooding, places flood the don't normally flood so that is another thing to remember as we go through the night. next the tomato threat which has been substantial, played out with many tornado warnings, confirmed tornadoes across central and southern portions of the florida peninsula this afternoon, again this risk extend through the overnight hours. especially along the southeast coast of florida from miami northward to melbourne but also including orlando and tampa come all the way down to the 40 keys, it tornado watch in effect for this area through 9:00 p.m.

tonight, likely extended into the night hours. in remember you can have multiple potential tornadoes impact you in the same area as these thunderstorms as we see on the radar, just because you had one tornado warning and it moves past you doesn't mean you can't be affected by another potential tornado later on. so as we go through the nighttime hours we want to have multiple ways to receive weather warnings through your phone alerts turned on on your smartphone, noaa weather radio, reach out to your loved ones and friends if you see an issue, you want to be alerted of a tornado warning or flash flood emergency issue especially overnight so you can get to a safe location. let's talk a little bit about post-storm safety. we know the storm is getting started but in the aftermath of significant hurricanes like milton we lose a lot people to post storm accident so widespread power outages, how to keep yourself safe, flashlights

not candles, portable generator safety, lose a lot of people to carbon monoxide poisoning from improper generator use, and careful any food and water in your home without refrigeration, make sure it is safe to eat. and also be careful after the storm cleaning up, don't overexert yourself, we have a lot of people succumb to cardiac arrest, heart attacks, other medical issues after the storm, and be careful with cleanup equipment, chainsaws, and also be careful in the heat, post storm he is still going to be florida, still october, very warm afterwards, be safe after the storm and not become a statistic. so let's wrap up as with these final key points for milton before landfall in the next few hours, expecting a large area of destructive storm surge with 10 feet or greater above ground level along portions of the west central coast of the float the peninsula, accompanied with damaging waves and water levels that are going to rise rapidly in the next few hours as the eye of milton approaches the coast, and strong onshore winds on the backside of the hurricane will also cause a rapid rise in water

after the center makes landfall. devastating her case force hurricane force wins, the across the peninsula to the east coasty gusts as we go over the overnight hours and into thursday, devastating hurricane-force winds, particularly with the eye of milton comes on shore along the west central for the coast and again the risk of strong tornadoes will continue through the evening hours come across the southern and central portions of the florida peninsula, if a tornado warning is issued for your area, take shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor of your home, and then finally the heavy rainfall and flooding threat will continue to play out through tonight and into thursday. portions of florida, especially the central photo peninsula-4 corridor, life-threatening and catastrophic so please, stay safe throughout the event. keep coming back here at the national hurricane center hurricanes.gov for the latest on milton. get the local warnings and information from your area national weather service at weather.gov. thanks for joining us i'm mike brennan at the national hurricane center.

>> jesse: national hurricane center warning americans this is going to be ferocious. we are going to see tornadoes and massive gusts of wind. massive flooding. 10-foot storm surge. it's going to be deadly. judge jeanine, horrible to see florida again continuously hammered by mother nature. it's tough. >> judge jeanine: it's so tough. and, you know, the toughest part is when people go back. you have got to try to get your, you know, get out there and put your shoulders back and get moving.

people going through this suffer all kinds of problems. later, you know, there is like a -- there is like a ptsd for a lot of people. and this hurricane involves significant number of deaths. we don't know the numbers so far in north carolina. this is going to be a very, very hard thing. i think america needs to come together and not criticize but rather lend a helping hand. say a prayer. get over there. i know people going down there to help. they just don't know where to go. >> jesse: we have seen that throughout this impact. we have seen neighbors, charities, volunteers, everybody really pitching in. and local government, too. >> jessica: totally. you see what the country is made of in these times of crisis. i think it was over 19 states that people had come to volunteer from for north carolina. i'm sure we are going to be well above 30 when milton is finished in terms of going down through the whole seaboard there. i feel terrible for the folks

affected by. this i don't know what it could possibly feel like for someone to say you have a couple of hours to get out of here and you won't be returning. your home won't be here when you get back. to hear that from the mayor of tampa and so it's easy to sit here and say i can't believe anyone would stay with something like this coming, but, it's your whole life. and i hope that they all do leave so that they can save themselves. but, like you said, it's going to be a disaster after the disaster is over. >> jesse: and the president, who didn't really come out ahead of helene coming out way ahead of this twice today got to give you hope that he has assets in place. but, also, to signify that this thing is going to be huge. >> dana: it's huge. you have seen like the uber competence of ron desantis, the governor of florida. like what leadership really incredible. the other thing that is happening is that this storm is hitting at high tide. and what i remember from hurricane sandy, which hit here

in this area, was that hit at high tide as well. high tide, full moon, all the forces coming together that created that huge storm. and we have six to seven weeks left of hurricane season. it lasts until november 1st. if you remember hurricane sandy was around halloween october 29th or 30th, something like that. we have a ways to go in this season. >> jesse: greg, we were just talking about the people that left some of these states in the northeast to go and live down in florida. and then this. it's tough. >> greg: every place -- everywhere you live comes with some kind of costs. and, i don't know, i don't know why i was thinking about this. but i was thinking about, you know, this last october 7th in the protest in the street. and there is so much displaced low cost empathy. you know, people coming out and they have all this energy and passion for something that is far away that actually has no physical response -- they have no physical responsibility for it. as opposed to people who are

going to help. you know, actual real compassion. people going to the -- to where people really need you getting them supplies, you know. taking action. you know, offering people rides, helping the people around you it's something that, you know, is what real compassion is as opposed to this kind of performative stuff that we see in the new york streets every day. >> jesse: yeah, we have seen a lot of public relations. we have seen a lot of compassion, virtue signaling. these are the moments when people really do come together as americans. hopefully the politicians can come together and solve this crisis as well. so, stay tuned with fox news, fox weather for the rest of the evening. we are praying for everybody in this hurricane. god bless florida. stay safe, everybody. see you guys back here tomorrow. have a good night. >> bret: jesse, it's a dangerous time down in florida. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. as preparations intensify for hurrican