more people will watch tonight's fight, exhibition, whatever you want to call it. i think this is why companies like netflix and redbird and imi are investing. >> neil: this is going to be a big deal. see how it goes. john, final word, good seeing you, charlie, didn't know you are that old but i still love you. guys, enjoy the fight. please, i know. by the way, we are going to be talking -- thank you guys. rashida ollie, muhammad ali's daughter, remembers when her dad fought a wrestler when she was the heavyweight boxing champion, that was the first big exhibition event. also tomorrow republican house majority whip, democratic south carolina congressman taking a look at all of this and where we -- ♪ ♪

>> judge jeanine: hi, everybody. i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, kayleigh mcenany, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it's his maga moment. president-elect donald trump basking in the glow of his dominating landslide victory and shouting out his stack of cabinet picks one by one. >> mr. speaker, think it's important, maybe you should pass a bill, you have to start my term from november 5th, okay? over no number six if you want. november 5th. because mark has gone through the room, enthusiasm is doubled. it has doubled in the last short while. elon musk, it elon. what a job. what a job he does. he happens to be a really good

guy. he likes this place, i can't get him out of here, he just likes this place. and you know what, i like having him here, too. he's good. i nominated him for, i guess, if you like health and you like people a long time, it's the most important position, rfk jr. bobby. and a woman who was a democrat and was an independent, tulsi gabbard. thank you, tulsi, great. >> judge jeanine: trump's group of outsiders are certainly ruffling feathers in the liberal media and no one has caused more of an uproar then the man he appointed to make america healthy again. robert f. kennedy jr. as the head of the department of health and human services. >> well america i hope you like measles. >> this is a termite appointment. we know for sure that bobby kennedy is a vaccine denier. he is a vaccine denier denier.

he denies being a denier but he is a denier. and he is going to do great harm. >> the most important thing to know about robert f. kennedy jr. is there are probably people dead tonight because of him. >> judge jeanine: [laughs] but rfk jr. isn't the only one the liberal media and democrats are smearing. check out these outrageous attacks on pete hegseth and tulsi gabbard. >> this is someone who, you know, is known to be a white supremacist, known to be an extremist, whose platform, whose book is basically about his opposition to the advancement of black officers to the top brass, and the military is actually a very important area for black advancement. >> tulsi gabbard's nomination, as much as she says that she's an antiwar person, she's not. she supports very pro-war individuals -- >> including syria. >> judge jeanine: okay.

you know, i'm going to kind of go backwards. this woman, this share lynn i fell, she is the head of the naacp, apparently the legal defense fund president, and she can't point to a statement or a part of pete hegseth's books where she can attribute his being a white supremacist, but she has concluded he is one based upon what she says is his opposition to advancement of black individuals. you know pete hegseth. what is your take on it? >> harold: i like pete. i congratulate he and his family. i didn't hear all of what. >> harold: ms. ifill said but i disagree. and people are nominated -- let me step back. when you are elected president or reelected president, certainly elected, you have the right to celebrate. you have the right to bask. you have the right, even, to a certain extent, if you want to

be gracious about it, say i told you so a little bit. you also have the right to nominate whoever you wish to serve in your cabinet. as a part of that process, the senate has an enormous role, the constitutionally given role to provide advice and consent on whomever the president nominates. i listened to senator thune and congratulations to him on winning the majority leadership spot. i listen to him last night on bret's show and i thought he looked pretty good. he said listen, we want all of these guys, men and women, have to go through a full hearing. not going to take anything off the table because president trump has said he would loveh a recess appointment power, which would allow those he's appointed do not have to go through hearings. i said on this show two days ago, i'm against that. i thing the country deserves an opportunity to hear the senate question these candidates, these nominees, and for these nominees to have to answer these questions. and finally, you know, people forget, kayleigh, we all went to law school here, the constitution is organized in a way where people think the vp is not a great job and is not as

important, the vice president may be the most -- has as much leeway and authority as anybody -- as any constitutional officer because he or she is an officer in the senate, as well because if there's a tie vote they cast the tie-breaking vote. judge, i look forward to hearings and all of these candidates, and i think pete hegseth, there are a lot of attributes, a lot of positives, but there are some things he's going to have to answer to, but i don't see anything disqualifies him -- >> judge jeanine: based on your knowledge he is not a white pursue premises? >> harold: i said that for the outset. he likes me and i'm black. >> judge jeanine: jesse, their outrage is so beyond the pale, it is so over-the-top, that, you know, the claims are incredible, to say that rfk, the people are dead tonight, this lawrence o'donnell, people are dead tonight because of rfk's opposition to the vaccine during covid, and that tulsi gabbard is pro-war because she likes people who are pro-war. i like netanyahu but what does that mean? >> jesse: we are about to get s.

we are about to end a war and about to release the jfk files. why would anybody complain about that. this last night this is for exciting. this is fun. everyone is just name-calling. they are saying the same things about the cabinet as they did about trump, anti-scientist white supremacist warmongering putin puppet. that didn't work. they need a new approach. they are not even debating policy. no one is talking about what tulsi's plans are for ukraine or what pete wants to do with china. rfk jr. really wants to do with food. they are supposed to be the smart ones on cnn and msnbc. they are the ones with the masters and phds. they spent $400,000 just to call someone who's a conservative a white supremacist? that's a lot of money to know how to name call. jake tapper was a debate moderator, and what does he have? i hope you like measles? i'm starting to think he's being told what to say because the ad

sales guys over at cnn might be saying don't go after big food and big pharma because they lost $250 million over the last four years under joe biden. you can't do that and continue to have a real job. this is going to be so much fun to get skinny. and having everybody be hot again. because if you look at 1990, this was just a smoking hot country, all right? then everybody started getting obese and overweight. what happened in 1990? they put ultra processed food into the food pyramid. they unleashed pharmaceutical drugs into the doctor's offices, and they moved everybody out of factories into the office to stare at a screen all day, so we all just look like jabba the hutt. so he comes along and says let's just clean up the food and everybody may be take a hike. how can you be against that? >> greg: make america hot again. >> jesse: make america hot again. maha.

>> judge jeanine: greg, this whole idea, it's very interesting, as every day goes by, someone is worse than someone. so they are outraged over matt gaetz, right? but then according to this guy larry o'donnell, rfk is worse than even matt gaetz, and according to aoc, tulsi is worse than even matt gaetz and i wonder on monday who is going to be worst than the last guy? >> greg: the funny thing about this as if we didn't do this segment that no one would know this because nobody is watching them anymore. the chrism is meaningless. we are in a new world. for four years, everyone was deemed a danger by the very same people, they lied about trump, lied about covid, lied about crime, lied about immigration. for them not to pull their hair out would be out of character. but no one is taking it seriously from the boys who called hitler. may be payback because rfk left their party. they are a jilted lover, you know, leaving comments on his instagram post, but it doesn't

matter. stick a fork in chris wallace. the media is dead. nothing they say matters. this is a great time to be alive. no one is listening to them and that is justice because they weren't listening to you, they weren't listening to the american public when they were talking about crime. they were putting babies in masks. they were separating loved ones when they were dying. they can go -- no one trusts them. they think they should be included in this conversation? no, this is not a typical election, the it is a transformational moment. course correction. the pir pirate ship has arrived. sorry, guys, pete hegseth, i know, straight male with tattoos and his pronouns are kick and -- i feel like we are living in the kind of movie that hollywood used to make before dei ruined it. these are action figures. these are interesting people.

these are the people that clooney wishes he could play. >> judge jeanine: isn't that well said? >> greg: thank you so much. >> judge jeanine: you are very welcome. all right, kayleigh, welcome to the show. it seems this is so overwhelming in terms of the consistency of all of these appointments. dei is dead and crt is dead. affirmative action is dead. different country. >> kayleigh: different country. a great country. i mean, look, this is a jolt of freshness. these are disruptors. these are people who are going to change the status quo, and these are people that scare the living daylights out of the swamp. every person you are looking at. in fact, the best headline i've seen come i want to cut it out, i want to frame it, i want to put it in my office: cnn, feeling of dread spreads across federal workforce as a second trump term begins. i love that headline because look, the hirings are important, but more important than that are the firings. the firings i hope are being planned as meticulously as these hirings. i remember february 2017, 1

month in, president trump has foreign calls with foreign leaders, first as commander in chief and guess what, his call with australia is leaked to "the washington post." and his call with mexico is leaked to cnn. details about plans he had for foreign policy. presumably leaked by civil servants. these guys got to go. i want to see heads roll, figuratively speaking, get out of washington, get out the swamp, because the hirings don't matter until the people set to undercut those hires get packing. >> greg: you don't have to say figuratively speaking anymore. no, no, that stuff is dead. if you take us out of context, that's on you. >> harold: he is not a white supremacist. i am for affirmative action so i want to be clear about that, you asked the question. pete hegseth is not a way to premises. you have to answer the questions -- >> judge jeanine: the fact that pete hegseth leaves and meritocracy in the military as opposed to dei and crt. wouldn't you with your life was on the lion want someone there

who is there because they are good? >> greg: i don't want a man in a dress peered. >> harold: that's different. to say the greatest military in the world is compromised -- i just inc. that is unfair. i look forward to hearing pete answer these questions. he is not a weitzer premises. i am for affirmative action. >> judge jeanine: thank you, you said that. >> harold: you want me to say again? >> judge jeanine: you said it twice. the woke democrat, a democrat who spoke the truth on the dems trans athlete insanity. ♪ ♪

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>> kayleigh: i know greg loves my musical selection. onto this. it seems liberals have not learned their lesson yet. massachusetts democrat seth moulton is facing backlash for saying how members of his own party spend too much time trying "not to offend" on topics like trans athletes, saying "i have two little girls. i don't want them getting run over on the playing field by a male or formerly male athlete. but as a democrat i'm supposed to be afraid to say that." well, maybe he should have been afraid because the woke mob was not happy. a top democrat in whoopi's hometown of salem wants him replaced, allegedly, listen to this, even calling him a nazi cooperator and there is a pro trans rally against moulton being held in his hometown this weekend. the congressman said the backlash proves his point. >> it completely proves my point. i mean, i was using this is one of many examples where the democratic party has lost touch

with the american people. but the problem is that we are so insistent on policing our words and even refusing to engage in debates about contentious issues that we are just losing on them. >> kayleigh: and will they come after aoc next? she apparently just took her pronouns offer x account. so we are all left to wonder aoc's gender. what are we to do? >> greg: it's hard. thank god i know what a woman is, and she is all woman. you know, it's fitting his hometown is salem. this is the new witch trials. even after america has told them no, you aren't the majority, and your ideas are crazy, espe especially -- they can't let go, and here's why. we didn't just turn the page, we throughout their entire book and it was the only book they had been reading. it is like we burned the bible, the first testament of identity politics and they have other language. they don't how to speak. identity politics was never about thinking.

it was about not thinking. you begin and end on who you are and the issues that follow are irrelevant. so the fact that i am trans takes priority over the concern of girls changing in front of creepy men in locker rooms peered what comes first is "i am trans." the activist zeal keeps people from speaking out. that's the way it's intended. that is why the transition was the most important one because it wasn't about the numbers, it was about the impact on others, and compelling others to bend to what many believe is a fetish called. >> kayleigh: and a lot of people said we want normalcy, we don't want biological men in women sports peered jesse, a fascinating piece in "the times" about undecided voters in the moment they said they have to vote for trump and a 25-year-old said i shot myself in voting for trump. no one tell my family. i think i became radicalized on the men in women sports issue. the ad that said kamala represents they/them, trump represents you, that was so compelling, goes on to say she doesn't really like trump but he

was team normal. >> jesse: now all democrats are whining to schumer that they never got any help when they got crushed with these they/them adds. greg just made such a good point but he speaks so quickly no one heard it. >> harold: i heard it. >> jesse: he said identity politics made people not think. and that is such a great point. and i don't want to say anything else nice about you because you have a huge ego. >> greg: that's true. >> jesse: this reflex what the party is going to right now, how to be a working-class party but also have to be a woke party. the problem is woke and working class doesn't mix, like oil and water or oil and vinegar or whatever it is. it doesn't mix. >> judge jeanine: oil and vinegar. [laughs] >> jesse: if you are highly evolved like i am, i can treat people with respect and dignity if they have different lifestyles or different identities. but what i don't do is i don't allow those lifestyles and identities to impose their agenda on the rest of society. that's where they get caught up. now what i don't understand is they don't understand math.

because is like .1% of the population cares, but it's taken over their whole party. that's because this .1% is so damn loud and they are so damn feisty and they are the ones in the streets and hollywood and a lot in the media so they are punching way above their weight and they don't have anybody in the party to tell them to knock it off. that's why they need rahm emanuel peered right now they are begging rahm emanuel to come in and run the dnc. they are begging a straight white man to come in and say crazy people, knock it off, this is what we need to do to win. >> greg: was a ballet dancer. >> jesse: he was? and he is heterosexual? >> greg: who isn't? >> kayleigh: oh, my gosh. you know, judge, so "the new york times," another point of oil and water is science and politics peered. >> judge jeanine: it's oil and water, got it. >> jesse: pretty sure it is vinegar. >> kayleigh: pamela paul was a dem and she change, she is still a dem but said more than 14,000 american children had

gender-related medical interventions between 2019 and 2023. much of europe has been point back from the gender affirmation model, evidence emerged in the u.s. proponents of this approach have left politics color science. so what about hail the science, dr. fauci, we don't listen to science on the left. >> judge jeanine: well, you know, the interesting thing about all of this is it is so exaggerated in this country, and europe is ahead of us, obviously, on this, because they now recognize the damage that was done. have a couple of thoughts. greg, the first one is to you. aoc dropping her pronouns. i think there's a reason for that, and we'll know in a couple of months. [laughter] what that reason is. >> greg: you leave me pregnant with thought. >> judge jeanine: very good. and my second point is, kudos to this congressman because his familial status is more important than political ideology. third thing. you've got to understand, as a parent, when you have a child, and you know, most of us have

hopefully or will, but when you have a child, you love them immediately. you watch them grow. you go to their first game in sports, and then you get up early and take them to practice and at night, you know, they are late with practice and you pick them up, and then they go to college and some of them play sports in college, and then all of a sudden, this little girl, like my kiki, all right, now all of a sudden if she wants to play soccer, she's got some guy named jeffrey who wants to call himself janice who's going to spike a volleyball at her head, and to make matters worse, afterward he is going to see her in the shower. this is absolute lunacy. answer now that trans are staging some kind of rally at moulton's home, i would think that those protesters haven't played sports, and that everyone of those -- the protesters at the congressman's house, they

should pick up a football, a basketball, a volleyball, whatever it is, and do hoops or whatever game they can, and then see if they are well enough as a woman to compete with a man. and then see how long they make. >> greg: skins and shirts. >> kayleigh: you know, harold, republicans spent $77 million on ads on the trans-issue alone and it is not moulton who is the only one upset. democrats apparently were clamoring with schumer, lifted to some thing because this issue killed us. >> harold: we talked a lot about this on the show. just because you are asking people to listen and that people are concerned about an issue doesn't make you racist or fascist or hitler. seth moulton is a tough, decorated marine. the people who are talking about him, i want to know how many of you people served? how many picked up a gun and shot it on behalf of the country to protect the country. that doesn't make him above you but it makes it so you should listen to him. he didn't sit and say i have two daughters and you guys are wrong, he said i have two

daughters and i want to at least have a conversation about this. two, this campaign -- i agree with a lot about how all of these things have happened in this campaign, but every presidential campaign, something dramatic happens. obama, something dramatic happened. clinton, w bush, h.w. bush. but i really think this election date, donald trump eulogized both the republican party of old and the democratic party of old. the republican party now is the voice and the face through donald trump of working-class americans. and many of the issues that we talked about here in particular this one is one that resonates and one that animated and catalyzed people to go out and vote. when independents, to your point, judge, the biggest issue for many independents that voted in the battleground states was this issue. and i don't think they do not like trans kids or they don't like gay kids or lesbians, what they don't like is what we talked about here. it was a brilliant move on the part of the trump campaign to make this issue about sports and

bathrooms. and as a father of a 10-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old son, it is something that resonates with me. oil and water. this stuff, what democrats have to understand, you can't talk about cultural priorities unless they are actually the priorities of the country. and this issue here was not a priority of the american people overall, and if democrats don't figure this out, we are going to have more nights like this every november, every four years. >> kayleigh: that was brilliant analysis, harold. i hope your party doesn't listen to you. [laughter] well, head, is hollywood going maga? rocky himself sylvester stallone gives trump a ringing endorsement. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jesse: attention all you secret hollywood republicans, it is time to grab maga hat and

rocket on oscar night. the majority of the country is with you. rocky balboa, so buster stallone publicly supporting donald trump at last night's gala. >> we are in the presence of a really mystical character. nobody in the world could have pulled off what he pulled off, so i'm in off. when george washington defended his country, he had no idea that he was going to change the world. because without him, he could imagine with the world would look like. guess what? we got the second george washington. congratulations. >> jesse: [laughs] do you know so buster stallone, judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: yeah, i've met him a couple of times peered recently in florida, yeah. >> jesse: what does that mean? that is not something people take lightly. he is an icon. >> judge jeanine: he is an icon. his family is incredible.

his daughters are beautiful, his wife is lovely. they are wonderful people, they really are. but i want to talk about what he said. he is so right because we are in the presence of a mythical character. nobody you know or i know could have gone through what he has gone through in the last nine years and stood up and fought and continued to run for president. and i'm going to have to keep repeating everything they do to him, my god, they almost killed him. it is an incredible strength he's got and he is moving at warp speed making these appointments right now. but, you know, i just think that what's going on in hollywood and what a lot of these people in hollywood are believing in his their own hogwash because americans don't believe it. once and for all, americans and hollywood needs to understand no one cares about what you think. you can't carry anyone to victory, hillary, kamala, or anyone else. and you are constantly complaining. and the only backlash is among

yourselves. you know, it's almost like mccarthyism. you know, you voted for trump, you are this horrible person. so the left-wing lunacy is going away, i think, to a great extent because of this mythical character. >> jesse: do you think we're going to see more hollywood celebrities at that level like stallone kind of be unlocked? >> kayleigh: i think you will. i think hollywood craves relevancy. they all have power, they all have fame -- i should say fame and money but what they want is power. and what we have learned is hollywood has woken up and figured out we are irrelevant. taylor swift endorsement backfired. it did. and i've seen it numbers to reflect that. oprah backfired, cardi b, all of these entertainment celebrities backfired. and i mentioned those "new york times" undecided voters, one set i broke away from kamala when she showed up on "snl" and appeared to care more about the entertainment industry. by contrast, you had two who woke up when i her joe rogan and

donald trump and how authentic trump was, i decided i was for him. joe rogan's name was littered throughout these undecided voters. joe rogan holds the power now. elon musk holds the power now. that drives hollywood nuts. >> jesse: greg, i bet you are going to see the rock come out -- [laughs] >> kayleigh: oh, my goodness peered. >> greg: i've been told. you didn't know john krasinski was trans. >> jesse: you know everything. >> greg: i've got my finger -- >> jesse: where is your finger, greg? >> greg: stallone's point, there is a strong with of founding fathers and what is going on with him. musk is like benjamin franklin, vivek is kind of like jefferson. liz cheney is like a more masculine benedict arnold. you know, it's -- of got to say, it's kind of awesome to be on the same team with the people you grew up with idolizing in the real movies of the 1980s like sly stallone and

clint eastwood. jesse, i imagine you would feel this way if urkel and screech or watching your show. it does feel like there is an ensemble action movie, like the avengers or the expendables, but their opposition is basically "sex and the city" with homely home aloners. it is not a fair fight. i love how the dems are trying to figure out how to win then after they spent years demonizing them. suddenly toxic masculinity is to be desired. >> jesse: trying to win half the country seems like an uphill battle, harold. >> harold: the culture has always blended with politics and politics has blended with culture. the old saying in washington was every politician wanted to be an actor, but he went into politics because you are too ugly to act -- >> greg: you, harold. >> harold: too pretty for politics peered. >> greg: you are too pretty for both. >> harold: fundamentally present trump won. the basic rules of politics were in place here. people made a calculation that all the stuff hollywood people

and all the stuff liz cheney and mike pence and john kelly said paled in comparison to people wanting to know who was going to do best lowering prices, fixing the border, and dealing with the cultural issues. democrats have to grapple with -- when i said there was a eulogy, it means what we did last time, that's done. what he was able to do so well, what president trump was able to do so well, was to connect with voters, and our message didn't connect with voters. we've got to listen to people and respond to people. and finally, i'd your mind everybody the two presidents in my lifetime who had more of a conviction and a relationship with hollywood and dated the best for ronald reagan and donald trump. donald trump is part enter entertainer. how he became the star he is and known household in the country before he ran was the show "the apprentice." hollywood was part of that. i don't agree with everything

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♪ ♪ >> harold: a staten island bakery is heading back at will people goldberg after she alleged on "the view" that they refused to make their dessert for her 69 birthday over her left wing politics. >> i should tell you, charlotte russe has no political leanings, and the place that made these refused to make them for me. >> oh, really? >> yes. they said that their ovens had gone down, all kinds of stuff, but folks went and got them anyway, which is why am not telling you who made them. but it's not -- can't be because

i'm a woman, but perhaps they did not like my politics. >> harold: put the bakery is firing back. they say the reason they couldn't deliver whoopi's order was due to problems with the buildings boiler and not her politics. the even held a news conference with some other new york lawmakers to clear their good name. judge, you have strong thoughts about this. >> judge jeanine: first of all, i have strong thoughts about whoopi because i think it was about six years ago she threw me off the set of "the view." there i am. because i was supporting donald trump, okay? but i should thank her because i was there to talk about my book which may number one on "the new york times" best seller. you can see the body language. >> harold: you haven't changed one bit. >> judge jeanine: okay, but let me tell you a little bit -- yeah, it was crazy. it was crazy. but look, there is no requirement that you identify the name of the bakery explicitly. if you google charlotte russe, there is only one bakery in

new york that carries this particular cupcake. and they wanted to preorder it. she called. she said it wasn't my gender or my politics peered how the hell do you know that? they can prove the oven wasn't working. but the next day it was working so they were able to sell the cupcakes. so it was a false statement. it was made publicly. and they consume for damages because it was a lie, it was defamatory. they were subject to contempt and an unsavory opinion, which is why they held a press conference. that's it. >> harold: you have thoughts about this, prime time? >> jesse: a thursday two weeks ago and ahead johnny call a restaurant near my house to make a dinner reservation for 6:30 for two on saturday night, and i said all right, johnny, how did it go? he goes you didn't get it. i said what? because i'm not used to not getting reservations. what happened? they said they didn't have enough room for you guys. and i said well did you say my name? and he goes yes, jesse, i said

your name. he goes i even asked if i could speak to the manager. i spoke to the manager and he said no, we are not going to give him a table. so immediately i thought i was being discriminated against because i'm jesse watters. >> greg: olive garden would never do that. [laughter] >> jesse: and now i'm thinking there might not have been enough room, and that might be their policy. it has nothing to do with my politics. but did i go out on friday and blast the place my name? no. i have more class than that. dignity? not so much. >> harold: kayleigh, you always get everywhere you want to go so this conversation is foreign to you but what are your thoughts? >> jesse: shut up, harold. >> kayleigh: thank you. i do get in, often. persuasion skills. i will teach johnny. look, so this press conference happened during our hour, during "outnumbered" and i heard a bakery is having a press conference, since when are we covering it bakery press conference? that i learned the d details. this press conference began by

saying we are the american story. these bakers wake up at 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. a family business, they work their whole lives to keep going. the boiler was 60 or 70 years old. it went out. totally explanatory story. but whoopi goldberg, she said perhaps it was because my politics. what data point do you have to lead you to believe that? did you just make that up? the hubris you have, whoopi, to send out the attack dogs on a family bakery. you have lost all touch with reality, and i agree, defamation here. >> judge jeanine: yet. >> harold: mr. gutfeld, i know you have ordered from this place a lot, have you ever had a problem not getting your order? >> greg: not at all. isn't it ironic whoopi is getting a rise out of the bakery? we will be right back. there is nothing worse than a person on television with a wide audience, and "the view" has a wide audience, dunking on a small business because they didn't get what they want. you are supposed to have some kind of grace when you know you have power that somebody else

doesn't. charisma is power plus empathy. you have the power, you choose not to use it, right? that is why trump is charismatic. because he can -- he chooses to be nice to people. this is the opposite of charisma. the best part of the story, though, is that "the view" put in an order to a bakery that was too big to fail. right? so the election wasn't the only thing that was too big to read, it is "the story"'s diet. think about how low "the view" got after this election. how crass and horrible they were and they just got lower at a time when abc is looking at everything. and trying to figure out what is a going to do to make this show relevant to people? because they are getting beaten by everybody. >> jesse: they did not need this scandal. >> judge jeanine: they created it. >> jesse: i >> harold: i hope everybody tamps it down a bit -- >> greg: oh, stop it. you friend with whoopi?

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♪ >> judge jeanine: it's time now for "one more thing" and i will go first. i had the pleasure of going to the premier of martin scorsese presents the saints, which is the debuting this sunday, november 17th on fox nation. here are some of the photos of fox news media ceo suzanne scott, martha mccallum and me and a bunch of friends but scorsese the creative godfather of this series had a discussion on stage afterwards, which was fascinating. and, by the way, the saints is a docudrama series exploring 86 the most favorite saints in history. here is me as a saint. i look more like a turtle. anyway, watch it on sunday.

it is phenomenal. like a hollywood movie on fox nation. by the way i'm on hannity tonight. greg? >> greg: all right. tonight oa heck of a show kat timpf, adam hunter. charly arnolt and tyrus of course that's tonight. let's do this: if your face, harold. harold a lot of times on the show you are chasing your tail but you are no harold the cat. check out harold chasing his own tail. they do everything together and destroy everything. he is continually consumed by his tail. you know i have an idea, harold, is it time for in your face harold t-shirt, like his face in the middle, his face in the middle and then in your face over kind of like a retro70s thing? what do you say? i don't have a t-shirt making machine. >> harold: whenever i travel people walk up to me on planes and speaking point at me in your face.

>> greg: i think it's time. >> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: as everyone knows i'm an excellent swimmer. my lung capacity is her could you lane. this player john l'enfant kind of a silly name balanced a ball on his head treading water 8:30. anybody that has the swimming skills. big shoutout to la font. >> greg: this is stupid. screen jean harold? >> judge jeanine: i have a show. >> judge jeanine: hit it? >> jesse: they are stealing the state of pennsylvania, fine. hit it, harold. >> harold: five if a club world cup unveiled trophy. give it to the 2025 beginner. >> greg: no one carries. >> judge jeanine: how much gold? >> harold: 24 karat. >> judge jeanine: how big is it? >> harold: like this big. >> judge jeanine: how big? that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: jud