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harold ford jr., jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ kamala harris is cranking up the panda politics promising to hand out freebies left and right. mostly left. she scrambles to win black voters who are going maga. the veep is pushing her opportunity agenda plan for black men. it's already being called insulting and unrealistic. she's offering everything from $20,000 in forgivable loans to legalizing recreational weed. never mind the fact that she once locked up nearly 2,000 black men as ada. harris is blanketing black media outlets to help sell her mes message. >> black men are no different from anybody else. they expect to have to earn their vote. that's why i'm out here with

folks, of the united states. it is incumbent on me to despite and democrats with the black community for granted for decades, and now the check is coming due going to put up the best return with black voters se richard nixon. donald trump is going to put of the best performance for republicans since 2004 with hispanic voters. >> judge jeanine: democrats and the liberal media are getting more ridiculous in their excuses on why harris is losing black support. stacey abrams is playing "trump is the racist" card and

joy reid's gleaming white men. >> when you hear them say he doesn't believe in dei, what he's saying is he does not believe the people of color, namely young black men should have access to capital. >> this race will be far too close because unfortunately we do have a fascist groundswell in parts of this country, mainly among white men, let's be clear. but in small pockets among black and brown men too. this happens to be a global phenomenon. as women become more economically independent and seek positions of power. >> judge jeanine: i'll start with you, greg. >> greg: she got me. i am behind the whole thing. how did she know? >> judge jeanine: the truth is she is losing ground. everybody knows it, specifically with black men that the democrat party has taken for granted for the longest time. why can't she win them over? >> greg: i guess it's because she doesn't see them as individuals but as groups. when you see people as groups, you only go toward them when you

need them, when you need to exploit them. it's interesting that her proposal to entice black men include forgivable loans and the legalization of weed. it's kind of appealing to the lowest common denominator. she's essentially bribing them. what is a forgivable loan? that's not a loan. who pays? if you pay off a forgivable loan, you are as dumb as kamala. think about it. free money, free weed. it's kind of racist. wait another week, it's going to be, shall be offering 40s of old english and new ports. >> judge jeanine: i love new ports. >> greg: i bet you do. free stuff and drugs, that will get them. to me, that's racist and it's also racist to expect nonblack people to pay for the black persons alone. because who else is going to pay for that, if it's forgiven,

quote forgiven. it's not forgiven, it's shifted over to somebody else's burden. this is the mistake. you're looking at individuals, not his people but as groups. therefore you think that if they're leaving you it must be about their identity. that identity then must be exploited so you play of these racial tropes. when in fact individuals make individual choices for individual reasons. oh white guy, oh white guy could want to have free weed or legalization of weed at forgivable loans for their car as well. so it's not a black thing. it's not a white thing. it's just a bribe. i will say one thing about joy reid. she said abandonment by blacks is happening despite the hitler talk. it's happening because of hitler talk. no one is buying it. it's hysterical and insulting to people when you constantly bring up the word hitler. the most damaging thing that's

happening right now, there are poles among young people who are saying hitler had some good ideas. the reason for that is that you lowered the bar of what hitler could be compared to. now people are going though, is he that bad? i keep hearing about him all the time. jesse just said that the other day. >> jesse: in the green room. >> judge jeanine: harold, you are the other lawyer at the table. bribing or trying to get people to vote for her and saying i'll give you $20,000 in forgivable loans. it's a lawyer, former d.a., former attorney general. that's unconstitutional, it's a violation of the civil rights act, its determination based upon the color of your skin, what is wrong with her? come up with a good idea. >> harold: good to be with you. two things, that's not bribery. what you're saying is unconstitutional, you can't single out a group and get that group preferential governmental treatment. that violates civil rights laws, even if someone said it's giving them to blacks and the laws were dying to protect it, you can't

do it. if you give it to every small business which i imagine, i hope that's what she means when she says she's going to provide -- i think it would've been easier to say the first 100,000 -- >> judge jeanine: shouldn't we take her at her word. i agree with you it is unconstitutional. the real idea would be to say it to small businesses the first 100,000 of revenue generated would have no taxes on it. so he stayed a barber shop owners of whatever race, mechanic shop owners of whatever race. those in plumbing and heating and air-conditioning, whatever race. tax-free. so i think she's trying. at some level we around this table and i have been part of it, have been critical for her not doing some of the outreach, including going on certain media outlets and so forth. congrats again to our network and to bret forgetting her. it's a smart thing for her to do it. she should have done it sooner and i'm glad she's going to do it at some point. as we think about the closing argument that she is leveling. i watched president trump today

in chicago. an amazing speech in so many ways because it was all over the place. he was asked questions. again, he said some things i didn't necessarily agree with but i think voters have -- should be tuning into all of it because this closing argument on both of their rehabs given by both of them should give us any burnt stronger sense of how they plan to govern, whichever one might be elected. i do hope that vice president harris will focus more on some of the things that i think are important for every voter. what's going to make things more expensive? tariffs make things more expensive. say that. explain to people clothing, gas, cars, food, everything. this tariffs. president trump may think he has a strong argument about this. i don't. she should make that case to every voter, not just black voter, but every voter across the spectrum. >> judge jeanine: dana, as the polls swing in trump's direction, the dems are desperate and i think it's evident from some of the stuff

she's offering. one of the things she's promoting is she wants to focus on health issues that affect black men. she wants to focus on it. i'm kind of tired of asking the same question. she wants to focus on it januar. can't she hear herself? she's not focusing on anything now. she's not saying anything she's done has been effective. >> dana: you do have to wonder, what have you been doing for three and a half years in a white house? this is the best you can come up with? something unconstitutional? haven't you learned your lesson question like they have already said you can't do that. the supreme court, over and over again. yet they make these promises and they are empty. we earth the desperation stage. throw spaghetti at the wall to see if something sticks. i go back to something obama said last week to black men, is it because of -- that she's a woman that you don't want to vote for her?

black men were already pulling away from democrats for quite a while during the biden administration. so let sabine was the nominee still. what was obama going to say question like you don't want to vote for him because of ageism? was going to be the excuse? the one thing she will not talk about and the democrats will talk about and infect the republicans don't talk about it enough either. that $20,000 loan the you want to give to everybody, why don't you figure out a way to fix k-12 education because you have men and women from all these schools, all across the country that cannot read or write at grade level, at the third grade, the fifth grade, eighth grade. they graduate anyway. then you try to give them a student loan and then they are in debt guess what. now you're promising they're going to forgive the debt. it's a terrible, vicious cycle. if she wants to fix the root cause, that's the one she should focus on. >> judge jeanine: jesse, it's

not just black men. it's men. it's the teamsters. it's men who just don't find her acceptable i don't like when obama comes out and tries to lecture them on what they should and shouldn't consider. >> jesse: they have scolded you, scared you. they have tried to bribe you. they're trying to legalize drugs for you. they got upset when trump said he wanted to protect black jobs. the same people except by that haven't said anything about kamala harris saying here's legalize drugs. drugs only make you better if your ski instructor or musician. every successful person i know does not do well when they are high. maybe some people around this table. other than that, it doesn't help people. harold ford jr. said the other week, if they are putting crap pipe vending machines in black neighborhoods, that's offensive.

that's what kamala harris is doing. forgivable loan is a welfare check. it's a $20,000 welfare check to a black entrepreneur. my question is, what are the qualifications? how black do you have to be? i'm asking for a friend. also, what does it mean you're an entrepreneur? do you have a website? do you have a mowing schedule? a black guy with a lemonade stand who was hunting for houses now gets 45 grand free cash because they're going to give 25 grand to first-time home buyers. that's reparations. she is like dei santa claus. the blacks get cash. college grads get cash. illegals get sex change operations. prisoners. that's a lot of free cash. that's how you ruin a republic. this is what dictators do to prop themselves up. they/cash around to their loyalists with no regard to the deficit, no regard to the

future. we really have unmasked of these democrats. they have prosecuted their arrival. they have stage a coup. now they are bribing people straight up. i'm disappointed, harold ford. i'm disappointed. >> harold: what about the billionaire tax cuts, how do you feel about that? >> jesse: i want tax cuts for everybody across the board. >> judge jeanine: equal protection. coming up, donald trump walks into the liberal media lions den and schools a hostile reporter. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> greg: donald trump taking a jackhammer to a hostile reporter, vigorously defending his tariff plan on other policies while speaking at the economic club of chicago. it's a interview that by the way, harris refused to do. she turned down the invite. speak of the most beautiful word in the dictionary his tariff. it's my favorite word. it needs a public relations -- [applause] >> how is it going to have a serious effect on the overall economy. >> i agree it's going to have a massive affect, positive affect. must be hard for you to spend 25 years talking about tariffs negatively and then and have someone explain you're totally wrong. the higher the terror of the more likely it is the company will come into the united states and build a factory in the united states would doesn't have to pay the terror of are saying that your policies are going to

drive up debt. they are going to drive up inflation. they are going to drive up inflation, interest rates. our investors wrong question work. >> i had for years, no inflation. gavin newsom. >> good to see piers morgan doing well. jesse. i used to be against tariffs and then i realized i fell into the prison of two ideas where it's bad or it's good. but actually a tariff is like a tool. can you explain to us when tariffs are good and when they're bad and then feel free to interrupt him. i know that you disagree. i want you to to hash it out because nobody cares about tariffs until they care about them. >> jesse: i'm going to talk tariffs and this is the last time i'm talking about it for the rest of the week. i doubt he's going to put tariffs across the board on

every single import. what he did during the last administration is he threatened tariffs. he did it against mexico. did against canada. then we renegotiated nafta. that's basically, you come out strong with a big gambit. it sure is up your negotiating position. he did it with the japanese. he did it with the south koreans. then we got to call bilateral trade agreements with those countries on our terms. he did it with the chinese, first president to do that in a very long time. joe biden captains tariffs on. the european union just slapped tariffs on chinese electric cars. no we both have tariffs on chinese ev so they can't dump cheap tvs into the united states and crush our industry. that's smart. tariffs aren't the silver bullet. i don't want harold to put words in my mouth. i'm not the tariff man that trump is but if you want to pay down debt and if you want to shore up social security and

medicare, i'd rather do that with tariffs than tax hikes. because at least with tariffs you have a choice which product you're going to buy. you can buy american and you can shore up social security and medicare. or if they just raise your taxes, you don't have a choice at all. don't give me anything about economists. economists have predicted nine out of the last recessions. that was an economist joke. >> greg: you can tell by the uproarious laughter. harold, go to you. you heard his argument. not necessarily a swiss army knife. it has a tool that can be used in various places as a negotiating tactic. seems reasonable to me. >> harold: i give jesse some credit on learning this issue. i think the way he started it is where i will conclude. you don't -- tariffs have an inflationary push on anything put on them. your argument that you don't do it -- you do it selectively, you don't do it with a broad sweeping brush president trump often sounds as if he wants to.

today he said he would use it as negotiating a bargaining tool. as he thinks about things. one thing we know for certain, if you put tariffs on things, it does drive the prices of things up. to your credit, though one thing -- i didn't hear president trump ask vice president harris in their debate which i think would have been a legitimate question, why did you guys keep some of our tariffs that we had in pl place. some of those tariffs, as it relates to china, our goods to where we don't want them to flood our market because they are trying to undercut major u.s. industries. in that regard, you're right. when he says i'm going to put 100% to 200% tariff on everything coming out of mexico and every vehicle coming out of mexico, that's wrong. to your point i assume when you say you're not going to do it in the sweeping way he would do it, that would be one of those examples but i will put words in your mouth. the observations about the speech, two things that i found most interesting, three, when he said he gave president biden zero inflation. i would remind president trump

he also inherited zero inflation from president obama because interest rates were basically a. i was surprised to hear president trump not be able to take a stronger position as i would hope he would take against tiktok. no one in the country disputes, even those who don't know if they want to make tiktok sale or not. no one disputes that china is taking information from our children, taking information from users of tiktok. noah's -- no u.s. social media companies operate in china because china presumes they are taking -- we are taking information. we have a bill that president biden signed. if it's not sold to a u.s. company, tiktok will go bye-bye. president trump said he didn't answer the question today and finally he talks about the countries if we are in an abyss. i would remind everybody, we have five multitrillion dollar companies. our stock market close at a high today. president trump said when the lead indicators of economic growth in our country is the

stock market. we have two economies, the rich and everybody else. we've got to figure out how we get everybody else. >> greg: communist harold. boo. >> judge jeanine: i'm not an economist but i know a few things. stocks performed better under trump than they did under biden. they can be at record today but given the performance over the period of time, they were better under trump. that was in the package. the second thing is, trump made it very clear he's using the tariffs to leverage businesses to bring businesses into the united states and other can be manufacturing in this country and he did it with steel when he was the president. you are so right when you say that the tariffs are -- they have been in existence and nobody has complained or said biden should have gotten rid of them or, here i should have gotten rid of them. nobody is saying boo about them.

the last thing i want to say is the real tax on american people is the spending by congress. when congress spends more than they take in through taxation, we end up paying for it. you can talk about tariffs all you want when you can buy something he may buy this brand or another brand. i would rather have things made in america. but also you have to understand that taxes reflect the whole of the government. >> harold: for someone who's not an economist, you sounded pretty good. >> greg: last word to you, dana. >> dana: one of the things with what kamala and tim walz are saying, the economy will be worse under trump and they are saying economists are saying that or one of the banks senate. but even tim walz at an event yesterday said we can't afford four more years of this. agreed. same. absolutely. one thing nobody has touched on. two things.

one is the energy costs. you have a coal-fired power plant in nebraska it's going to fire up because google and meta, they needed for their ai manufacturing or whatever they do with that magic wand thing they have. we need more energy. if we have more energy. do you think we are going to get energy out of the sun? >> greg: didn't google just purchase a nuclear power plant? >> g>> dana: it was microsoft bt anyway. i apologize. >> judge jeanine: you and i read the packet. >> dana: it wasn't in the packet. >> greg: enough out of you kids. up next, kamala could be cackling her way onto a joe rogan podcast. ♪ ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce,

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♪ ♪ >> dana: it's the power of the podcast. they are his team is reportedly intoxicant kamala harris on joe rogan's popular show that would be to try to get those undecided male voters were leaning towards trump in case you haven't noticed, the candidates have been hitting up some nontraditional media to get their voices heard. >> other mothers i believe were hugging their kids. oh, honey, what can i do? my mother, the first thing, what did you do? >> jimmy kimmel. you've got to make them great again. >> jimmy kimmel is a loser. >> had it or hate it, donald trump. >> totally had it. >> we used to go to the clubs. >> i'm good with names. pocahontas.

>> dana: i'm a podcast enthusiast. i use it -- i listen a lot and i think this is a pretty good development for everybody. the more the better. what does kamala have to do to try to change the race? she's going to come on fox with bret baier. >> judge jeanine: i love the idea of her going on joe rogan. aren't his podcasts a couple hours? what makes anyone think she could get through two to three hours without repeating yourself over and over again? but i think it's almost a recognition that they realize that everything is trending against them. they've got nothing to lose at this point. remember, joe rogan. trump talked about going on joe rogan first. i think this is kamala kind of following up. joe rogan has got big male audience so that's a smart move. also he's a big-time supporter of rfk, who is into health and into, you know, all of these issues about, you know, whether

it's vaccine and it's the fda and all that. i think in the end it smart if you can do it. if she can't do it, it can put it, he can finish her. it's very different from "the view." everybody goes, you're wonderful, you're wonderful. joe rogan is totally different. >> dana: on "the view" you have a studio audience cheering you on. >> harold: i agree with the judge. this is going to be a great test. we have rightly said it we've been critical of some of the things she's not done. the fact that she is doing this i think is a great thing for the race and a great thing for those who listen. i don't listen to a lot of these podcasts. after listen to one or two and get it feel for what she's saying but in the 90 minutes she got on stage, i think she beat president trump in the campaign. listen to him, the name-calling has got to stop. one of the things they were in

his campaign, i can't imagine that the haley supporters in these key states find it appealing. you're trying to appeal to such a small group of voters at this moment including vice president harris if she thinks about this, you've got to think that what are you saying to convince that group to come to you at the very end in the six or seven states? i'm not sure that the name-calling, calling jimmy kimmel a loser is not the right thing. there was one thing, the economic club of chicago. president trump was asked by the bloomberg editor in chief. talking about world leaders. prime minister netanyahu, viktor orban, zelenskyy. he asked, have you spoken with president putin? he said i'm not going to talk about it. has president trump thinks about these things, i'm trying to get balls and strikes called.

i think long and hard about how you present that here in the last few weeks. >> g>> dana: we are going to tak about this issue but i think it president trump were to go on riley gaines' podcast and blog about protecting women's sports, that could get a lot of names. >> greg: it's the one area that kamala has skated by. i can't wait to here somebody -- prepare -- what is a woman? she promoted the sex change of a double murderer, a guy who murdered a couple to get a sex change. he got it of the california taxpayers. you know what rogan is to kamala harris? he's the next-door neighbor who supports trump but he has a swimming pool you really want to use. and boy, it's hot out and she needs that swimming pool. because she's drowning. it's a mixed metaphor.

doesn't really work. this is the first time she's getting outside of her padded cell and she's like one of those patients that live in a plastic bubble. the boy in the plastic bubble, john travolta, classic film. she lacks the immune system to go outside, to survive in reality. meanwhile, trump can sit with rogan for four hours because his whole life is been nothing but casual and intense interactions which has built up his main system. her media coddling has afforded her no immune system and that's why you see her repeating things a lot. she hasn't been pushed. she doesn't push yourself. if you are a dude and you say you're thinking about voting for kamala, we know what you're saying. you're either voting for trouble or you're not voting. a dude who couldn't get up and go out of his way alone to go vote for that is going to have to be dragged by his wife or his girlfriend. like she's taking him to little affair. no guy goes to the little affair

on their own. no guy goes to a craft shop on their own. harold. >> jesse: is that true? >> greg: dudes can't vote for kamala and feel like a dude. harold, you know this. we talked about this in the green room. >> harold: i have a bunch of guy friends. >> greg: no, you don't. >> harold: are republicans and they have daughters and sons that are of age voting. the they voted for president trump in '16 and they said they can't do it because they can't tell their kids something -- they can't lie to their kids and they're going to vote for kamala harris. >> jesse: you have republican friends who are voting for kamala? the you do not. that is the biggest lie you've ever told. i want to meet them. give me the number! >> dana: i wanted to mention one thing. on some of these policy podcasts, some of the podcasts gone deep into policy.

trump was talking about health care transparency but i can't remember the name, he told the story about how he got mad at don jr. for bringing home too many kids for a party. >> greg: andrew schultz. >> dana: one of those things where, if you can pull it off, it can work out for you. >> jesse: usually the best podcast guest are an expert in the field, they can go deep. a comedian who could just be entertaining the whole time, or a great storyteller. kamala harris is none of those things. rogan is not a conservative. he's more of an independent. he's not going to go out and throttle him. what he will do is he will ask basic follow-up questions like well, what did you mean by that? or, tell me how that's going to work. >> dana: because he's got time, he doesn't have to jump ahead. >> greg: that's the thing. they are going to limit the time to under an hour because they

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>> jesse: kamala harris sitting down for a town hall with charlamagne tha god. when pressed if she supports reparations, she sidestepped and says it needs to be studied. here is defending her constant repetitive answers. listen to this. >> what you say to people who say you stay on the talking points? >> i would say you're welcome. here's the thing. repetition is important. for that reason, yes, at my rallies i say the same thing when i go to detroit as i do in philly as i do wherever i am to

make sure people here and receive what i think are some of the most critical issues at stake in the election. >> jesse: how is that answer? >> dana: i'm just thinking, what is going to happen if somebody says they are against reparations? i actually don't know what she really thinks. telling somebody that it needs to be studied means you don't want to answer the question. that's what they always do. let's study it some more. you know what you actually think you just don't want to say because you're afraid. why are you so afraid you're just an answer the question? >> jesse: jeanine, she said she repeats everything over and over again because she needs to drill it through the dumb public's head. >> judge jeanine: i'm not sure she understands the question. question was why do you repeat things in her answer is repetition is important whether i'm in detroit or philly or above what wherever i am." i think she took it to mean she gives the same speech in detroit

that she gives in philly that she gives wherever i am. it's not even sinking in her head that she repeats herself over and over in the same speech. because the answer to that would be "because i think the american population is stupid." >> harold: it's a practice in politics. when you get tired as a tentative saying something, it means the public may have heard it once or twice. i think i understand what she's saying and i think i understand what you're saying. you're saying she repeats herself in her speeches and she would argue i do it because of that reason. president trump doesn't. president obama did it. president bush. president clinton. it's a feature of the notion that she is -- i've heard a couple theories that african american men not voting for her might be sexist. i don't think that's the case. that they think she locked up too many criminals.

i love her record as a prosecutor, i love her record not only as a prosecutor, people who try to commit crimes coming into the country. >> judge jeanine: did she have a first seat at a criminal case in a courtroom. how do you know to record his? >> harold: you just said, in your own opening you said she locked up 2,000 men, didn't you. >> judge jeanine: that is and what she is saying. i'm saying that you like her record? that's a question by charlamagne tha god. my question to you is if she such a great prosecutor why she never first cede a criminal case. >> harold: i'm talking about -- black men are saying. >> jesse: it sounds like you guys agree. greg, you had charlamagne tha god on your show. what he think he's going to deal

with this interview? >> greg: i think he learned a lot from doing my show. he observed an expert at this. i'm going to finish my thought went for a guy, for a guy voting for kamala is like getting a massage from a dude. >> jesse: and that is not acceptable? >> greg: that is not acceptable. you brought up, when they say about reparations, needs to be studied, that's all they want. the activists just want the gravy train to themselves so they could have conferences, more lunches, may be a business-class flight to austin, texas. it's great in this meantime, could have a conference there. this is what newsom did in california. just keep kicking the can down the road because while you're kicking it, you're also paying people who are on the committee. on the committee to assess reparations. if it happens and if it happens in your state, you've got to

move. you just have to move. you shouldn't be paying for somebody else's deeds whose not alive. that's war. no one's make me do that. >> jesse: we want to clarify if there is a woman, it's okay if she gets a massage by man? >> greg: no. [laughter] yes of course. >> jesse: very complicated. male masseuse, even if he is the other one available. shut up, dana pittard up next, the media having a meltdown after trump turns at a into a concert. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> harold: informer president trump turning his town hall into a concert after two attendees suffered medical emergencies. watch this. >> let's not do anymore questions. let's just listen to music. let me hear that music please. >> everyone, let's think president trump. god bless you. >> nice and loud.

♪ this is a man's world ♪ >> play ymca, let's go, nice and loud. >> harold: judge. i hope that the medical emergencies, everything was okay. what are your thoughts on president trump's dancing to james brown james brown and ymca? >> judge jeanine: i truly believe that's from his own list of songs because i've heard them before. there were two people who needed medical attention apparently because it was so hot there. i am sure he was trying to bring some levity into things and honestly i think he's been going nonstop for a long time and he enjoys music and he did and it's okay. he's not scripted. this is donald trump. >> harold: i wasn't trying to say he was glossing over. i know he was concerned about it. you are big into music, jesse. what are your thoughts? >> jesse: i thought it was nice. just a bunch of people in the room listening to music. kamala's crowds don't want to

listen to music with her. people want to be in the room, listen to music, it's a nice pivot for the medical emergency. i thought it was nice. i thought it was different. they said he has dementia because he was dancing. but when biden was frozen at their june team concert, they said he was perfectly fine. >> harold: dp. does this happen at your household question like >> dana: just dancing? not a lot. i think the difference between kamala harris and trump, people are happy to be there. they will sit there for 40 minutes and listen music and hang out. they were just glad to be not only in his presence but in each other's presence. it's a difference that you see from his events. some of the kamala harris events recently have been a little bit more robust but he gets it everywhere he goes. >> harold: what would you say, greg? >> greg: i don't know. [laughter] i can't think of anything really. just still wondering about

stuff. >> jesse: you're thinking about tariffs? >> greg: a man cannot vote for kamala. it's like a man trying on his wife's clothes. >> jesse: i do that just to be funny. i will see her bra on the floor. [laughter] >> harold: let it go. >> harold: one more thing is up next.

♪ >> judge jeanine: it's time now for "one more thing." greg? >> greg: all right. tonight we have a banger of a show. jamie lissow, mollie hemingway, timpf and tyrus tonight at 10:00. let's do this. in your face, harold. you know, there is a special species of chamelia flower. scientific name is harold page.

it's a beautiful, beautiful flower. find it mainfully oakland where it originated and it is a favorite snack of lemurs. sometimes i wish lemurs would descend down into our studio and eat harold. i would not help harold. i would watch the lemurs tear him limb from limb feeding off his raw flesh while i shout go liebermanlemur go. >> you wrote go lemur go. >> judge jeanine: how do you spell lieberman? >> long-term. lemur.>> battle for the black v. 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> judge jeanine: i'm not doing anything tonight. i said i wasn't. anyway, that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: how often will in your face harold run do you think? >> judge jeanine: for another two or three years. >> bret: good. it's my favorite. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. new fox power rankin s