different investigations ongoing, defense department and other administration agencies as well. you heard a speaker johnson, republicans say they are looking to this as well. >> sandra: we heard that earlier today, rich edson life of the white house for us. we hope to speak with israeli ambassador, couldn't make the connection. we hope to have him back here tomorrow. thank you so much for joining us today hope you'll come back tomorrow and remember you can catch me and my colleague john roberts weekdays at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. thou check as we are an hour out now from a close, it was a down day on wall street, drop of 344 points for the dow as there are continued growing concerns over where this market goes next, still sitting at record highs. the five starts right now. ♪ ♪

>> hello, everyone i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, richard fowler, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 on new york city and this is the five. >> dana: the king of retail politics is at it again while kamala harris accuses donald trump of being exhausted. the former president was busy schmoozing voters, a barbershop in the bronx with fox & friends, a steelers football game and a mcdonald's in the battleground of pennsylvania. donald trump putting on an apron and getting to work on the fries while disputing kamala's claims of having worked at the golden arches back in the 80s. >> i'm looking for a job and i've always wanted to work at mcdonald's. but i never did. never touched by a human hand, nice and clean.

you're not ordinary, you are not ordinary i can see. i worked for 15 minutes more than kamala. >> dana: democrats in the media having a bit of a melt down, not big fans of the former president working the deep fryer. >> she actually worked in a mcdonald's, she didn't go and pander and disrespect mcdonald's workers by standing in your red tie and take a picture. >> worked briefly as a fry cook without a hairnet i might add to. >> he is so inept at pretending to be a real person that he literally cannot operate the fry machine as a normal worker. this just shows what an ultimate fraud he is. >> i still find these images to be jarring. >> there is no logic to it, he is engaged in some bizarre types of activities during this campaign. >> dana: he also tried his charm out at a barbershop in the

bronx. >> you guys are the same as me, it's the same stuff we were born the same way. >> i want to say i'm a registered democrat, i voted for you the fi first time, bought it through the second time and i'm going to vote for you again. >> you better. >> texas continue to go up and sometimes you feel like you're in a losing battle. >> i know this place with the taxes, all i can do is give you a great economy and you will have to get your rent up. >> dana: i think he won the new cycle over the weekend. >> greg: i think you know who won, the media. i love the hacks who had to point out trump really doesn't work at mcdonald's. i just read some tool named ron phsaid it was staged, you would expect the president has been shot at twice to go into an actual mcdonald's and start working there.

we understand he didn't actually fill out an application that doubles as a place mat at mcdonald's. we also know he didn't say he worked at mcdonald's. somebody else did and the reporters instead of investigating that claim, they decided to pull their hair out over this. the irony is if they had done their job the first time, this incredible opportunity to troll harris would not have taken place. kind of reminds me how the media is now treating him as unstable and exhausted when they didn't do the same for joe biden who actually was and is unstable and exhausted. they had the opportunity for the investigative story, giant story, you had a president who is incapacitated. they don't do it and they wait and they do it on trump, it's comical. i still remember it wasn't long ago a couple months ago the dems were getting their mojo back,

trying to convince everybody that lemon they drove out of the lot was a restored ev bentley. turns out it's an exploding pinto. the whole fantasy was designed to keep the polls close so they could keep the fund-raising up. the problem is the fund-raising did go up she made a lot of money but she is as flat as an irritated jellyfish, there's nothing happening there. they have all the psi ops comparing him to hitler, mussolini, stalin -- they all returning to the place there at that he is a danger to society but it goes against everything you see at the barbershops, he won. >> dana: when you're on a campaign in your opponent does something that's pretty great -- at some point you just go well done. >> jeanine: they can't do that because trump is hitler and he is now fascist. the amazing part of this whole thing with mcdonald's as there was no more powerful way to say

kamala harris wasn't being truthful about working at mcdonald's then donald trump putting on that apron, going in there and doing what he does best and that is engaging with people whether it's at a barbershop, mcdonald's or showing up at a steelers-jets game where the crowds go crazy. he can communicate, he can relate, he can talk. all she's got his platitudes, she can't engage in that communication which was evident thursday night at the al smith dinner. in a race this close you would think you would want to engage a few catholics but instead she put out a video that was totally disrespectful of catholics. donald trump is walking the walk while she talks the talk but what is so incredible is the media doesn't even care if she worked at mcdonald's, they aren't interested in checking it out. they just want to make fun of him. finally they called it a political stunt -- as if kamala

at the border wall after they cleaned it all up, that wasn't a political stunt? how about tim walz? good old hunter who can't even load his own shotgun. it's kind of crazy. finally the exhaustion when she says trump is exhausted and he outworked her all weekend. >> dana: how do you see it, richard? >> richard: thanks for having me back. i thought it was a good look for him to go to mcdonald's i think there's a juxtaposition between going with mcdonald's and actually connecting with the folks who worked at mcdonald's, there was a time when kamala harris worked at mcdonald's, she did it at the semester when she was at harvard university where it -- that's what folks did, they went home from college and made some extra money to pay for books. in today's day and age there's a lot of working families who depend on mcdonald's salary to make ends meet, to pay the rent. in 2019, kamala harris was on the strike lines at -- with mcdonald's workers demanding higher wages. also in 2016, donald trump said he was good to raise the minimum

wage when he was president and in the four years he didn't do that. i think there's a juxtaposition of him doing this a photo op versus him standing with workers at mcdonald's and i think this comes at a unique time in the country when we see both red states and blue states alike, boaters in these states go to the ballot box and say we want to raise minimum wage. and montana voters voted to raise the minimum wage, in arizona, florida, arkansas, voters voted to raise the minimum wage, it's about time in the country our lawmakers catch up with that and we finally raise the federal minimum wage which is what the harris campaign is advocating for. >> dana: california did raise the minimum wage and how many california fast food workers lost their jobs? >> jesse: i like how his hair matched the fries and how his time match the catch-up. it was like a norman rockwell painting, it gives you a warm feeling inside to. the color scene was like an

andy warhol painting. >> dana: that's what you're going for? >> jesse: think about the mug shots, fight, fight, fight, and this the three most iconic images of the campaign and he owns them all and the images have been baked into america's brains. very much like a warm apple pie. >> greg: they serve those. >> jesse: and so trump is america, good luck running against america. she had an opportunity to do this, she could have gone to a mcdonald's, she could've gone to a football game, she could've gone to a barbershop, why didn't she? >> richard: she was at church all weekend. >> jesse: there was a wnba finals going on, there's been five games, she's going to zero, why didn't she go there? why didn't she go to "snl" taping, do it once? she didn't go to al smith. she's not even in a barbershop, if she wants to connect there's lots of ways to do it but he's

one step ahead of her every single time. she's doing a town hall, he already did it with cnn. bret baier was just as tough on trump as he was to her, she doesn't have the joy, he is djing, the fries. he is more middle-class than she is and that's all she talks about. they're saying this was staged, donald trump driving to pennsylvania and seized the golden arches and is like pullover -- that's not how it works. if you want to know staged, joe biden's entire four years were staged. >> greg: mcdonald's even admitted there is no record they have of kamala working there. >> jeanine: no one in the media cares to -- >> richard: another outlet said -- nbc it was confirmed.

>> jeanine: they confirmed at? >> richard: in the summer they, she worked at the mcdonald's in the 1980s work at mcdonald's -- >> dana: 's not like a 1980s they didn't have records. >> greg: it was good to. >> dana: while donald trump was perfect in his friday game, kamala harris was with a bunch of hollywood celebs, we'll be right back. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love.

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toilet. looking to hollywood to rescue her stalled out campaign. over the weekend she was rolling out the star power with lizzo -- that's her on the left. osher, and stevie wonder. later she got the democratic dream team of barry and michelle o. the harris campaign is said to be abandoning joe biden in the final weeks before election day with no current plans for kamala to campaign with the big guy. but she is heading up al sharpton to whine about trump. >> role model, what it means to be committed to certain standards including international rules and norms but also standards of decorum. what you see in my opponent a former president of the united states, really is -- it demeans the office. >> do you think resistance of

some then black-and-white does misogynist? >> i have the support of countless black men in elected positions. i am very clear, i must earn, earn the vote of everyone regardless of their race or gender. >> greg: al sharpton is a staunch defender of decorum -- i would call him the rosa parks of hate crime hoaxes, who can forget his dedicated defense in 1987 which launched a whole litany all the way up to jussie smollett to. he really is a forerunner. >> greg: you are so right your knowledge of history as it relates to al sharpton is unparalleled. let me just tell you, kamala harris it's interesting to hear her say -- she is clear she wants to earn everybody's vote. she ought to go out there and really try to earn it as opposed to reading scripted speeches at rallies.

more than that, calling on bill clinton, he didn't do her any favors. he basically said laken riley wouldn't be dead if there was any vetting. and obama didn't do her any help, he was talking on the black men saying you got to vote for this woman and lecturing them about voting for a woman, a black woman for president. celebrities, no one listens to celebrities anymore, no one cares about what they think. everyone knows the hollywood elite are leftists and being a celebrity is nothing more than a distraction. the voters want to know who kamala harris is and they don't know it yet because she won't let them know that. it's all about platitudes and word salad that we have been dealt over the last three years, three and a half years. trump is running circles around her. i got to make one more comment -- it's lizzo. if you ever needed proof of

someone being more out of touch with americans, when she says we are going to make america like detroit -- it will be terrific. unless she's talking about making detroit great again, as in maga making america great again, no one's interested in detroit the way it is. 33% of people are below the poverty line, they don't have jobs, crime is through the roof. >> greg: i have to disagree with the judge, celebrities do matter to me if it's philip michael thomas who played tubs and "miami vice" tells me to vote for her on there. what do you think about, do you think celebrities can replace policy? >> dana: it never has, i'm not swayed by other people haven't either. kamala harris doesn't play the woman part of the race card, she always says i want to earn this on the merits and that is refreshing because that's not

what 2016 was like at all. the other thing i was going to make the detroit point, the idea that she doesn't want to campaign with biden, that was going to be an inevitable story line but biden should help her do this. when he finally said i'm going to give this speech even if it was under duress he was making that decision she was going to be the heir apparent. what he should have done knowing this story line was coming is to say it's okay i know you are loyal to me and it is okay if you distance yourself from me. here are three possible items where you can say something that will may be look like it hurts my feelings but in the long run that that helps you win that will be better for me. i think that the burden goes back to the bite in the white house and they haven't been try to help her at all. last thing i would say, she's doing a lot of things but do not confuse movement with progress. it feels like right now after

the convention she was on this glide path to victory. but donald trump has been gaining. who was going to get to election day of the top? that is an algebra problem. >> greg: she does play the race card when she changes her accent. a lot of her issues are race based. the plan for black men just took the stuff that didn't work. >> dana: she's not saying vote for me because i'm black and vote for me because i'm a woman -- >> dana: let me ignore that comment and go to jesse. not much diversity if you ask me. >> jesse: on the weekend she threw herself a birthday party was celebrities and he went to a football game and worked the fryer. that's a problem for her, she looks out of touch. who throws herself a birthday party? i would definitely never do

something like that. when you reach a certain age you just try to stop acknowledging how old you are, that's what i do. women are different, women like to celebrate a birthday months i don't speak for women. >> dana: do you? when? >> jesse: at the funeral we caught that -- >> greg: it's ethel! >> jesse: god rest her soul. they had a lip reader that said joe biden was talking to barack and said she's not as strong as i was and barack agreed to. barack owns this and he is now guilty because he staged this coup and it might not work out to. that would be twice he screwed it biden over and endorsed a woman and trump will likely be to go up them. now he has to campaign that she doesn't want that, he wants to be in hawaii. now he's on the campaign trail with bill clinton someone who doesn't really represent the

quorum and now liz cheney is out there in stevie wonder, it's the broken status quo that trump is always run against and as always done well against. did the quorum thing is interesting because they found a crack in her white house. they had a trans flasher and the president sniffs women's hair, who cares about the quorum? this country is sinking. it's like she's complaining trump didn't put a napkin in his lap during the titanic, who cares? we had a guy who was supposed to be this genteel elder statesman who was going to bring decorum back to the white house and look where that got us. this country regrets joe biden. this is our guilty conscience. when they elect trump it's going to be like we made a mistake, my bad. >> greg: les were to you. >> richard: i don't know if trump did well in all of the elections, didn't he lose in 2020? >> jesse: he did lose.

>> richard: just checking. >> greg: glad you acknowledge that. >> richard: a couple of things here, there's so much. where i agree with dana, she is trying to earn everybody's vote. she is going to be in three states, she's going to be in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. >> greg: four states if you count inebriation. >> richard: she didn't throw herself a birthday party she went to a number of souls to the polls visits and a number of them they sang happy birthday. it's a little bit different than someone throwing them selves a birthday party. she was campaigning on her birthday, she's going to work for every single vote and talked every single voter. she's going after disaffected republicans as much of she's going after african americans and latino voters. she wants everybody to be part of the administration. to say the biden team is not part of this is also a misnomer, what we saw the white house to the base of it we haven't seen a long time. i know you don't speak for women but the white house needs to care about american women.

they passed one of the largest expansions in health care that will allow women to get reproductive care and birth control over the counter, paid for by their health insurance, the best expansion we've seen in decades done by the biden white house it will help american women and make their paycheck go a little bit further and a little bit better. most women will be happy about and this is something that shows -- a clear contrast between these two go campaigns, one campaign will make it harder for movement to get reproductive help -- that's with the contrast of these campaigns are. >> greg: i think it is a contrast i think republicans see women as an entire human being, democrats see you as a womb that needs to be stopped. >> richard: they take their rights to have reproductive care -- >> jeanine: the whole idea of souls to the polls for someone who's in support of third term abortions and transgender, give

me a break. >> richard: souls to the polls is something created by pastors -- >> jeanine: for someone who's for third term abortions. >> richard: let's correct the record here. when the voting rights act was passed in the 1960s it was passed by churches, a lot of pastors were behind passing it, that's were sold to the polls came from and what has happened in many places -- >> jeanine: you think pastors are in support of the third term, babies born and born alive? >> richard: pastors invited vice president kamala harris to church over the weekend. >> greg: weirdo tim walz is spinning lies about donald trump while trying to replay his glory days as an assistant coach. my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving.

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>> jeanine: tim walz is going back to his assistant football coach routes and read it or throw some hail marys to beat donald trump. check out his game plan against project 2025. >> our linebackers are watching that garden they will read. this linebacker's view, getting to the polls, voting. you have a chance to stop this. >> jeanine: is a flag on the play, donald trump has made it clear he wants nothing to do with project 2025. but the truth was never tim walz's strong suit and even the ladies of the few had to blitz him on his untrustworthy history. >> how would you convey to voters they may be concerned if there's a trust issue? >> you have to be careful about this. people to separate that between the pathological liar but donald trump. >> right-wingers are coming after you for how you handled

your shotgun. >> i can shoot better than all of them i can guarantee that. i got the trophies to prove it. the less weird thing i saw -- tofu that was supposed to be like turkey. just eat the turkey. >> jeanine: walz says on the view today you can't trust donald trump because he lies, kind of rich coming from a guy who lied about his service, his title, where he was. when he ditched his own battalion, lied about his drunk driving conviction, lied about tiananmen square, lied about being on the tarmac, it goes on and on. >> jesse: he lies about everything, i mean everything. there are things he's lying about which we don't even talk

about, those are big lies. if i were donald trump and i was being accused of supporting project 2025 i would say she supports the 1619 project. that's what i would say. i was going to blast him for not knowing about football and i watched the whole video for the first time -- i watch the entire minute 50. he does have a remedial understanding of defense if you're a middle school football coach. he's like a linebacker can see the guard pulling it's a misdirection shoot the gap, fine. since i watched the whole thing, he lied to throughout the whole video. he said trump wants a nationwide abortion man, he wants to ban ivf, i don't know if you heard he is the father of ivf. raise taxes on the middle class and he wants to tax over time. he specifically said he wants to cut taxes for over time. this ticket is in a sling, he's

useless. it's like having a flat tire. >> jeanine: this whole thing on project 2025 that he drew up about the project, not only did donald trump say he wasn't part of it he said he wanted nothing to do with it and now he's saying we are basically going to blacklist anyone who even worked with project 2025 but the media could care less. let him say whatever he wants to say. >> dana: this has been brewing for a long time. the trump campaign recognized fairly early on this was a problem. they tried to distance early on to the damage was done. in the polls over the summer six to 7% of people said they hadn't heard about it and 62% of people said they disagreed with it. that's a lot for something that is abs obscure as project 2025 but if you are a republican and connected in some way to project 2025 you might as well send your resume somewhere else because they are not going to want to hire you.

charlamagne tha god said walz is not good to have an impact. the vetting was basically are you jewish -- no, great to have a job. basically he's like aoc in an older white guy's body and that was so profound. >> jeanine: my earring fell right off my head with that one. according to james carville the democratic party is suffering because of all the preachy females and he says they only talk about women. trump is up according to usa at suffolk pole 16 points from kamala. they are trying to fight back by saying doug emhoff is a model of masculinity and tim walz come of that guy who claims he's a hunter but can't even load his own shotgun. >> greg: i with the different slap in the face to people at doug emhoff. 1.5 project 2025 and i'll shut

up -- never heard of it but i do know it's never killed anyone. i know it's never raped anyone, it hasn't caused any inflation i know it hasn't butchered kids for some kind of delusional identity. it's a thing written by a think tank. run along and do whatever you do about that. the producers asked tim walz to be on the view because they needed to lower the testo testosterone. this is a guy who is accused j.d. vance of cosplay. he's cycling through all of the blue-collar sitcom roles -- what's next, kevin james? put on some ups shorts? after the selection to your question they're going to need some serious self-reflection. why do men black, brown, white, asian, see the democrats as a joke? i get it, you can dislike trump but you can be on the same page

as trump. what are men, what are women? what's a border? what's a violent crime? how much is too much to spend on eggs? trump hater cannot like the way trump posits that stuff but the goods themselves you agree on. if you can't say what a man is you should vote for harris if you can't say what a woman is if a woman can have a -- penis, vote for harris but you're not on this team. >> jeanine: putting tampons on boyd bathrooms is really not the essence of a masculine man and by the way his stats make it clear that he is seen as definitely masculine by 27% and j.d. vance, 38%. he's a masculine guy -- why doesn't he visit professional football games and go out there and be a real man and enjoy that stuff?

>> richard: i like this color on you by the way. >> jeanine: i got a line but i'm not going there. >> richard: visiting a professional football game makes you a man? i didn't know that's. i think his record is important in this moment. tim walz has passed the largest child tax cut in the nation, he also enacted free meals for all kids k-12 he eliminated state income tax for social security beneficiaries and he's doing that while the state is seeing 5% growth in their gdp, he's doing that while minnesota is the sixth best state to do business in an you see companies expanding in minnesota. the mayo clinic is expanding $5 million in a semiconductor plant to the polar semiconductor plant half a billion dollars in minnesota. what is happening in minnesota is working. he's passing many of the policies both trump and vice president harris agree w with, it's the manliest thing i've ever seen. >> jeanine: what about the fact that he gave $126,000

contract to a business after investigation that she gave them this money that was literally using child labor, using migrant children of which we hundred 20,000 are missing during kamala harris and joe bynes administration. >> richard: i can give you one too, he invested in housing -- >> jeanine: why would you give a contract to a company that's using child labor? >> richard: we see rent going up everywhere in minnesota in minnesota -- >> jeanine: you don't care about children it's not worth commenting on? >> richard: they gave free meals all the kids in school there. >> jeanine: then the illegal kids get to work and child labor. coming up, bill maher and joe scarborough are making excuses for their trump derangement syndrome. ♪ ♪ 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein.

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>> jesse: please see a doctor if you have the dds lasting more eight years, bill maher and joe scarborough admitting they have a trump derangement syndrome and they seem to be proud of it, watch. >> you tell people this they go you didn't say that, you show them the cliff and they go he doesn't mean that. he does mean that. >> and that's when they say you have trump derangement syndrome and i would like to say to my repurepublican friends is not deranged to find this alarming. >> i said we aren't saying this, we aren't guessing what he's going to do, he's saying it, this is what i'm going to do. >> jesse: it goes with what you are saying earlier, they are getting upset a man is getting upset over what trump says. >> greg: they can't step out of their own mind to see what's going on. you have to remember joe

scarborough said about hezbollah never sounded better, the sky is sound judgment. these guys have to ask themselves, why is it trump more popular than ever despite this danger that you alone can see and 80 million other people can't see? why is a person like you having this problem? behind every resentment is your role in it. whenever i have a resentment towards somebody it's usually because something i failed to do. a lot of it is tds, it comes down to why him, not me? any wealthy comedian, any billionaire. any star, the foundation of the resentment is why him, not me? this is why you don't see it with elon musk or rfk they have a superpower, they can dial down their ego. because the ego with at the heart of every issue that makes

your life unhappy. you listen to them and you can hear it. i think bill maher has gotten a little bit out of it he's broken out of the bubble but he has personal reasons i think i think trump sued him. there's still something going on there. i think joe scarborough is the perfect irrational example of the man who has been emasc emasculated -- >> jesse: he's emotional, trump said something mean about his wife, that will do it. and cuban also had a personal problem, it just seems to be emotional personal issues with another guy. >> greg: billionaires like to compare themselves to one another. i would say this if you're a democrat when too much rather listen to james carville? he at least will say here is where your problems are, these guys just constantly tell you things you already might feel or know and james carville is like we have a policy problem here, don't you want to fix this?

i know people think he's old and he hasn't won a race and however long but if you go back to the voters biden was losing before the switch, kamala harris is still losing those voters, this is happening over time. that is a policy problem worrying about trump's targeting political opponents is not going to get them there. plus the other thing is, that's doj targeted parents of school board meetings and also they let these protesters just harass and threaten the supreme court justices for months and they did nothing about it. >> jesse: why don't these guys go on tv and talk about something good kamala harris is going to do for the country? >> richard: what social media companies made a mistake they d platform to donald trump after january 6th. if he was still around news networks that she listen to

90 minutes from talking you would say there is something wrong here. may be vice president pence and vice president cheney and general mike milley and ambassador bolton are right when they say we should put this guy back in the oval office. >> jeanine: "the wall street journal" had a great piece, op-ed piece -- they say fear of fascism would have more credibility if democrats didn't abuse the powers themselves referring to what happened with the russia collusion thing finding out hillary clinton paid for the document, and trying to take donald trump off the ballots, no fewer than five lawsuits, the new york attorney general warning it should keep donald trump out of office. the fascist thing is just not working. >> jesse: up next, aoc learns the hard way never and i mean never mess with fans during the eagles game. ♪ ♪

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mess with the eagles games. the congresswoman is telling election workers to do the following on x -- the eagles are playing right now, if you are knocking on doors many of them will be home. let's get those contact rates up. >> jesse: 4-2, we smoked the giants, i'm not happy about that because they aren't very good to pick on cautiously optimistic we turned the season around, what was the question? >> dana: she is the friend your parents warned you about if he tells you to jump off a bridge don't do it. >> greg: it's hard for me, she's an idiot but she is also attractive. >> richard: oh, boy. >> greg: here is my theory for liberals versus conservatives. we keep our politics in a box we compartmentalize life. we got your friends, your family, then there is this kiosk that pops up one month out of every four years. it's called politics i will go over there. like a piercing pagoda. the problem with libs, every

store in their mall is politically themed. whether it's work, spirituality, family, sports. it's their identity. she didn't see this as any problem, we will just go over there. bust up a good time was something really stupid, really stupid. >> jesse: do you find yourself having a hard time speaking the same way to attractive women if they want attractive? >> greg: i try not to speak to attractive women because i don't want to lead them on. >> jeanine: i don't know how they keep themselves away from you. very quickly, if they want -- if democrats want to lose more men into more women just keep knocking on those doors during a football game and the swing states. good job, keep doing it. >> richard: one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪

♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." judge? >> judge jeanine: i was in anaheim, california. justice institute. see him in the t-shirt actually has a bow tie on introduced me 27th annual gala. it's a 501 c 4 legal project to protect religious freedom in america which as you know in recent years has been under attack. it was the most well-attended event and enthusiastic group that believes it's necessary to fight for first amendment, freedom of speech and freedom of religion and they are getting it done. >> thank you. >> dana: greg? >> greg: tonight a great show despite dana perino being on guy benson, kennedy, michael loftus. all-star monday night. let's do this. [jazz music] >> greg: look who dropped by the oakland zoo in california.

gavin newsom. showing up to check out the pumpkins. there he is. look at his hair. doesn't that look great? >> dana: does look like that. >> greg: a monkey. cotton top cameron also known as gavin newsom. look at him. >> dana: all right. jesse, what do you have? jess jets the privilege of attend the millennium ball in washington, d.c. >> beautiful. >> jesse: tuxedo. >> judge jeanine: emma. >> jesse: now you have embarrassed me. "jesse watters primetime," dana kilpatrick on the show. >> judge jeanine: is she driving in. >> happy birthday. it's my mom's birthday today. happy birthday, mom. >> judge jeanine: it's her birthday. >> dana: all right. that is it for us. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: dana, didn't jesse look