system that sets off the coast and we get kind of round after round of showers. it's going to be breezy. it's going to be wet. it's a part of the country that honestly need some of this rain as we are looking at fairly widespread, an inch to 2 inches of rain, isolated areas may be getting 2-3 inches, don't be shocked if spots get higher than that. inland areas, you are looking at snowball for some of those spots but we have been dealing with drought in this part of the country so in some ways this is good news. where is the snow ultimately going to fall? portions of higher elevations, the appalachians and parts of the midwest but very active weather, for sure, neil. >> neil: you know, every time i hear the possibility of snow, and i think buffalo, it never -- it's never -- >> i get it. >> neil: adam, great stuff. adam klotz. the east coast could use some water right now. a lot of it. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello,

everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ sanctuary city leaders are gearing up to resist trump's mass deportation force as justice finally comes for the illegal immigrant monster who brutally murdered nursing student laken riley. a judge in georgia taking less than 20 minutes to find jose ibarra guilty of murder, sentencing the venezuelan national, who should have never been in this country in the first place, to the maximum of life in prison without parole. ibarra sat emotionless in court as he listened to the heartbreaking victim impact statements from laken's friends and family. >> if you have the ability to bring her back out of all of this, i would give up every earthly position i have to see

her precious smile, hear her contagious laugh, and her infamous uncle love you girl." >> as a father i am forever burdened with the pain of losing my child. i will spend the rest of my life trying to navigate this grief, trying to make sense of the world that took my daughter from our family. but i will never forget... ... >> judge jeanine: laken riley's story is a gut punch reminder of why the majority of americans back to president-elect trump's plan for mass deportations peered ibarra was a member of the bloodthirsty tren de aragua gang. which dhs claims has spread to over 17 states and counting. but all the democrats want to do is resist. los angeles city council approving a "sanctuary city ordinance," preventing any cooperation with federal authorities and other liberal governors and mayors are speaking out against the plan -- against trump's plan. >> we will not be participating

in misguided efforts that harm our communities. it harms communities. it tears families apart. and we are not going to -- that's not going to happen on my watch. >> what we can do is make sure that we are doing our part to protect our residents in every possible way, that we are not cooperating with those efforts that actually threaten the safety of everyone by causing widespread fear. >> judge jeanine: okay. jesse, i'll start with you. you know, what we've got is this jose ibarra. he's illegal. he didn't belong here in the first place. he commits two crimes endangering the welfare of a child, shoplifting, and we fly him free to georgia. he goes there, kills a woman, has no remorse at all about it, and he is a member of tren de aragua. there is no vetting. there is no nothing. but now we hear that the democrat governors, like pritzker and katie hobbs from arizona, michelle wu, they are like, no, we're going to fight this, we don't want anyone being

deported. >> jesse: first of all, i want to say i am so sorry to the family. it is just such a tragedy, and it never should have happened. and that is what bill clinton said. bibill clinton said if kamala hd done her job vetting these people, laken would still be alive -- and it is pronounced laken, joe biden. if you say you are going to oppose federal action, this is what's going to happen, whether the atf, dea, fbi, any federal law enforcement agency, when they go in with a fugitive task force to go grab people, there is nothing the locals can do. let's just say they decide to call the local chief because the chief is not cooperating to deconflict, all right, fine, you don't want to tip them off, they are coming in, and they are coming and heavy, and they are going to do a really good job, and because they have to go in so heavy because they are not getting cooperation, they are going to probably interview more people than they were targeting, and if you don't want to give us a call from the jail to let us know who you have so we can pick them up, they'll post up right

outside of the local jail and interview anybody that comes out of there. that's what's going to do. they are actually inviting more federal presence by not cooperating. that means more migrants, not just criminals, anybody here illegally, is going to be removed. now if i was a migrant judge and i saw that trump won, i packed my bags and get on the first flight to nicaragua because here's the other option: 6:00 a.m., i.c.e. knocks on your door, puts you in a van. you haven't brushed your teeth. you haven't packed. may be your wife had already left for work. where is she now? so they are going to put you in a van to, take you to a military base where there will be hundreds of other migrants who are going to be very happy and they are probably going to have you there for 3-4 weeks until they put you on a flight and send you back to nicaragua, and then you have to do the walk of shame. if you go back on your own terms and you arrived at the village, you can say, you know what, boston wasn't for me, didn't like the food, let me regale you

with my adventures in estados unidos you can do it that we are their way, it's their choice. >> judge jeanine: jessica, i don't understand, is that you've got these mayors, michelle wu, who -- she literally has got rid of the gang unit in her police department, given the names of her enemies to the police department. can you imagine of donald trump did that? but she is defying this mass deportation push with a lot of the others because it's causing fear, and yet what she's doing is she is protecting convicted felons, people, 1.4 million have final deportation orders, who haven't been deported. are the anti-american or just pro illegal? >> jessica: i don't -- i think it is more nuanced than that, and she really -- what i would have done if i was responding to

this is articulate the distinction between people like jose ibarra and other people who have committed crimes here, who must go, and the mandate from the election -- i mean, massachusetts move 6-7 points to the right. i mean, people were voting for elizabeth warren were voting for donald trump, and part of that definitely was the overcrowding of our big cities because of the migrant crisis, and everyone does know -- everyone who is here is not someone who is guilty of a crime or would even commit a crime, majority of good people, that there are some who slip through the cracks. so i would just say we are a sanctuary city. it is important to us that those who live here and contribute feel safe in their homes, but we want to do everything possible to make sure that the bad people who do not belong here and who abuse our system go, and i look forward to working with the federal government in doing that in an orderly fashion. >> judge jeanine: so you think this resistance is a bad idea, especially when it comes to the 1.4 million, to the 13,000 convicted murderers and the

sexual assault, those who are guilty? >> jessica: i don't think anyone things that isn't a good idea -- >> judge jeanine: yeah, they do. >> jessica: no, they don't -- >> judge jeanine: excuses causing fear, who gives a damn about fear if americans are in danger? >> jessica: like a lead with, i think she should have been clear in what she was articulating which is i don't want to create fear amongst people who are here, they may be undocumented but leading good and just lives, not committing crimes and criminals, i don't know any democrat that says these criminals should remain here. >> judge jeanine: sandra, then why wouldn't they come out and say, as opposed to saying, i will not let my police department of information to i.c.e., why wouldn't these alleged good democrats, who care about americans, say we will cooperate if and give information if it involves a convicted felon, a sex offender, or someone who has already had a final order of deportation? they could say that easily. >> sandra: i just heard you say slip through the cracks,

jessica. assuming there is a wall -- there is no slipping through cracks. there are many of these people who are here. paul mauro joined me directly following his sentencing today, and he said, after walking that same jogging trail where she was brutally murdered by this monster and in this heinous, heinous act, he said, paul maur, there are more of them. and they target women. and you look at him sitting in that courtroom today, as we did for a solid hour during our show this afternoon, he showed zero emotion, and it tells you a lot about this man, and the reason why they are able to carry out these horrific murders. because they don't value human life. he doesn't value his own, as he is sentenced to life in prison without parole, and he certainly did not respect life in the form of laken riley. that mother in that courtroom today was burying her head in her hands. she was inconsolable, as our producer in that courtroom was detailing. this could have been settled

down in georgia, right? but he presumed his innocence all the way through, took this through trial. the victims that spoke out in that courtroom, it was chilling. her sorority sisters. her roommates. her friends. her sister, who is now an only child. it was heart-wrenching to watch this. and so, jessica, what we saw in this election, people saw cases like this rise to the forefront and they said this cannot happen where we live. this girl, this nursing student went out for a run one day, and wound up dead, and that story ended up in living rooms all over this country, and people said that's enough. >> judge jeanine: you know, greg, two things. there is an intel memo in the intelligence memo that says that as more venezuelans continue to populate the united states, there is an even greater chance that tda becomes increasingly -- increases its number. why are we not vetting these

people? >> greg: i don't think we have to. we have the solution. we know. we send them to mayor michelle wu's house. if she is vowing not to cooperate with deporting illegal aliens, well, now we know where to send them. we send them not to their cities, but to their homes. and every time that criminal leaves the city block, you put them back on. i will pay for the bus tickets. i'm happy to do that. if we wants to be a hero under her fake virtue signaling, then she should absorb both the risk and the responsibility for the public stance that she is taking. this is a moment in time where you wish there was a death penalty, but perhaps there will be an inmate in that facility who will step in to fill that hole and take care of business. you know. wu and others should consider themselves lucky that ibarra wasn't sent to boston, where she could have been nearly. >> greg: sixed and murdered. it's amazing a woman can take that kind of stance in a

situation where another woman is murdered. it could have been michelle wu, does she have a daughter, i don't know, i didn't do that research, i don't care. but if you want totalitarianism, talk about putting ideology this for the needs of citizens. it's not like these politicians didn't know that the migrant crisis was causing a depletion of resources from the citizens putting their lives at risk. they know that. they also realized these are the eggs they are willing to break to preserve and allegiance to their ideology. this is not unauthentic virtue signaling, oh, we feel this compassion. they are basically doing this, for some reason, maybe it's because they think they cannot be aligned with the other side, but the dems need to define what mass deportation is. what's your number? what number are you comfortable with? because if you can't give a number, we are going to do it. we are going to shut off the border, we are going to remove the criminals, followed by the illegals who just got in, and

then we are going to stop when it is under control, because it is not a social question, it is an economic one. much can your city, your suburb, or your state can handle. you don't know economics. you don't know how to protect your citizens. you are no longer welcome at the table. bus them to michelle wu's house. >> judge jeanine: i'll help pay, too. by the way, there should be a death penalty if an illegal kills an american citizen. it's time. she had a right to be there. he did not. ahead, nancy mace scores a huge victory in her fight to keep biological men out of women's bathrooms on capitol hill. ♪ ♪ my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving.

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♪ ♪ >> sandra: a victory for nancy mace after she introduced a bill to keep transgender women out of the ladies bathroom on capitol hill. >> mike johnson announcing that facilities in the capitol and house office buildings are reserved for individuals of their biological sex. it's in response to the controversy over sarah mcbride, the incoming first transgender woman member of congress. take pride promises to follow johnson's rules and use the men's bathroom. now mace is going a step further, introducing another bill to expand the bathroom man to all federal properties and here is her reason why. >> i'm not going to stand for a man, you know, someone with a penis in the women's locker room is not okay and i'm a victim of

abuse myself, i am a rape survivor, i have ptsd from the abuse i suffered at the hands of a man, and i know how vulnerable women and girls are in private spaces, so i'm absolutely 100% going to stand in the way of any man who wants to be in a woman's restroom, in our locker rooms, in our changing rooms. >> sandra: and while that battle takes place, the democratic party is still fighting over how to talk about transgender athletes in women's sports, and issue many in the party believe cost them the election. but some don't see what the big deal really is. >> there are vanishingly few trans girls competing in high schools anywhere, even if there were more, trans kids like all kids vary in applicability and there's no evidence they pose any threat to safety or fairness. it is very weird for you to be so focused on the subject. >> there are just incredibly few examples of transgender girls playing in these sports. and when we see those examples, there isn't evidence that these kids are a threat to safety or fairness. >> sandra: okay, greg, you

seem hot on this. >> jessica: is interesting watching oliver and jen psaki because you get a clean of how e media works. they have all followed the same torture justifications. it's not really happening. but it is, and why should you care if it is? okay, it's happening, it is good thing, but you are worse because you care about it. it's a perfect illustration of the echo system. oliver got his points from an activist blog, and then psaki, just listen, she almost did it literally what oliver did, came out two days later, didn't do any research, didn't do any thinking about it. no steel manning, no consideration, or real empathy. it is about the members of the member, that's what i say. oliver has a british accent. which fools the mid wits at hbo into thinking he is thoughtful but he misses the clearest, obvious to points that americans get: and there is a system based on self reporting, it is

impossible to prevent the corruption of the system, hence the infiltration of men in women's safe spaces. unhealthy, somehow mentally unstable men, and they claim it only affects a small percentage of trans. than why are we forced to change entire systems if it's a small percentage, including title ix, buildings and bathrooms, it's about actually compelling society to adhere to a tiny percentage, and within that tiny percentage are a lot of men who are basically cosplaying as women as a form of perversion, perversion. the media has full compassion while denying real compassion to the families who are losing relationships to their children and losing children entirely to an activist-driven cult. we are going to look back at this era and go this is embarrassing, if anyone remembers oliver or psaki, they will be seen as those who cheered brutality and insanity. >> sandra: jessica, why is it that these democrats on capitol hill are so enraged that

women lawmakers don't want men in their bathrooms? what is this? >> jessica: there enraged by nancy mace's attention to her, which is going really well, and she's been doing this for years, remember she showed up at a prayer breakfast and said sorry i was late, i was doing it, which is definitely the kind of crowd you should be talking about -- >> greg: are you shaming? >> jessica: you ask me that all the time, and this time, yes, i am. sarah mcbride is a new member of congress and has been nothing but magnanimous about this situation because this bill was created just to shame her. and to float wild conspiracies. shown no evidence anyone has felt uncomfortable in a bathroom at capitol hill because there was a trans woman in the bathroom. if anybody has been attacked. she wants to bully, she wants to demean, and she wants to raise false flags about an issue. think back to the north carolina bathroom bill which completely exploded in republican spaces. this is not what they are

talking about. they don't think that your kid is going to go to school and come home with different. they do think a women's sports issue is a real problem, and what john oliver says we have different abilities, at the competitive level, that's the point. lia thomas was winning as a woman and was losing as a man. and when you're competing this isn't about 5-year-olds, this is about people who are in college, professional athletes. but this bill, it's so nasty, and it's for no reason, and good on sarah mcbride and good on the democratic caucus for standing up for her because it's so lame -- >> greg: false compassion -- >> jessica: no, it's really -- would you ever notice, if sarah mcbride walked into the room, would you -- >> greg: that's not the point. what you are doing, you've got to step back. you are talking about a system that changes for a tiny percentage of people. you are asking a lot of people they have every right to say -- >> jessica: why didn't you

ever say anything before sarah mcbride existed? >> judge jeanine: because she is confronted by the situation in congress. >> jessica: she was not afraid of sarah mcbride. >> judge jeanine: didn't you learn that the american people don't want this? that the majority of people don't want to be kowtowing to a .01% of people who want to enter into my bathroom? i don't want a guy who is dressed as a woman who thinks he's a woman, whether he has his thing or not, i don't want him in my bathroom. i don't want to think about him. i don't want to wash my hands near him. i don't want him in there. you know what? get your own freaking bathroom. go in your own -- wait a minute, waiting minute. all members of congress -- >> jessica: she said i'll -- >> judge jeanine: good for nancy mace. nancy mace is doubling down and saying on all federal properties. and by the way, people like seth moulton, we were giving him so much credit. why did he wait until after the election to talk about the fact,

about men in girls sports? why did he wait? because they don't have the chutzpah. now that they lost, you better learn why you lost. you claim to be so tolerant. you are not tolerant at all. you have to be tolerant of the majority and they have to work their way around the majority. they're not equal to everybody else in terms of title ix. they are not a specific category, so fight in your own category and go to the bathroom in your own category. >> sandra: jesse, nancy mace went further to say this is about real women and women's rights. the far left, she says, they want to erase women and women's rights. >> jesse: i mean, jessica, i love you, but you are saying mace is on attention to her? mace? this is the first week of congress. there is missiles flying into russia that we made. there is illegal aliens murdering people. and we are talking about this one person in congress, what bathroom -- >> jessica: that's because of nancy mace.

>> jesse: this woman wants attention. and his name is tim. a deep dive. it was tim mcbride before it was sarah. art major at american university. married a man. four days later he died of oral cancer, that is cancer of the mouth. worked for human rights watch, which is probably the one organization that wants to tear western civilization down, pillar by pillar. you know who's congresswoman, man, she is? joe biden's. congrats, delaware. so she comes in. she has her own private bat bathroom, and they have unisex bathrooms at the capital, and she wants to go in someone else's bathroom -- >> jessica: she doesn't. >> jesse: she doesn't want attention? this is all about attention. even fetterman offered to have her use his bathroom. >> jessica: in all of your research, did you happen to read her statement where she said i will respect the rules and i'm just here to do the work of the delaware he ends. >> jesse: why does she say that it day one? >> jessica: it's because nancy mace made us think about this,

not because of sarah mcbride. >> greg: there weren't any rules, that was the problem. >> judge jeanine: i agree. >> sandra: thank you for the conversation. >> greg: thank you for leading it, sandra, you did such a good job. >> sandra: thank you so much, greg. thanks all around. just ahead, bill clinton giving a devastating assessment on why his party lost but will dems listen? greg, i love your sweater. >> greg: thank you. ♪ ♪ at patriot mobile, we take the word service to new heights. serving customers with top tier mobile service is our business, but our mission is to honor and serve patriots, like harry mcbrien. post 911. my life oscillated between multiple tours with the marine corps and my police job, profoundly disrupting my health and changing who i was. harry reached out to the boot campaign, which offers individualized care to veterans and their families. the boot campaign's intervention was a lifeline.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: that's prince. bill clinton giving his party the cold hard true on why they lost in such a humiliating fashion, and to borrow a phrase from his successful 92 campaign, it's the economy, stupid. >> we can't keep asserting that things are great in the economy.

in some instances, they are great. but it's pretty hard if you are out there in the middle of the country, and you are working hard, and you've got to her three kids, and you have to watch every penny you make. there's a lot of identity conflicts, racing through our society now, through our world, and these culture wars topics still have enormous salience, and we democrats have to learn to talk to people. >> jesse: and bill clinton, ever the expert on women, claims america is ready for a female president, but there's a catch. >> i think it would probably be easier for a conservative republican woman to win. >> then a democrat woman? >> because, i mean, that's what maggie thatcher did. but i still think we'll have a woman, female president, pretty soon. >> jesse: he didn't really explain why. he just said margaret thatcher. why do you think bill clinton doesn't think we're going to have a female democrat

president? >> judge jeanine: i think because he realizes where the country is right now, because he saw what happened in this election. he knows that the country is more right than it was when he was president. and maggie thatcher was a tough, straight talking, conservative woman, friend, obviously, if you remember, of ronald reagan. i just think that conservative women don't focus on nonsense. i think they are just smarter. in your face, mark cuban, okay? but even more than that, i think when he was stumping for kamala, clinton, he said things now, you can say he slipped because he's older, but what he said was basically, you know, they weren't venting people, which is why laken riley was killed. he basically said the economy was better under trump, recognizing that it wasn't that good under biden-harris. and he was, i think he was very

straightforward. he knew when he was president he had to change things. that he listened. that the democrats today are not listening. i have to give him credit. i think he's right. i think the first woman president will be a conservative. >> jesse: what do you think, greg? >> greg: i think what he was saying, kind of like what the judge said, the gender thing is not important, it's about the other part that describes a conservative. if anybody liberal right now is in trouble, because they went too far left. but i like what he said when he said we need to talk to people. because i think he realizes, it's probably from being among democrats and younger ones, really young ones, that they talk at people, or they are talking at each other. they lack the persuasive skills, and they alienate people. they drive them away. perhaps because maybe their ideas aren't good. we know that. but they are also -- they are not being taught how to win friends and influence people. instead they are finding value in alienating and losing

friends. there is a reason why identity politics fail. it wasn't about -- it wasn't about other people. it was about you and the secret to success in life, anyone who has read "win back friends and influence people," you win by ag about other people. what is interesting in their lives. people love it when you ask them about their lives. they are not interested in your pronouns. they are not interested in your identity. and that cuts people off. the other thing, dems love to say we need to have a conversation, but that is usually to get out of the current one. the kryptonite has always been a follow-up question. once they learn how to deal with a follow-up question, they will do a lot better but the issues don't allow that. >> jesse: i've noticed, after reading that book, women especially like it when you ask them about themselves. it gives you a great opportunity to just kind of sit back and just think about other things. once in a while, there is a moment, then ask another question. >> greg: ask her if she agrees

with you. >> jesse: do you agree? >> sandra: did you say something, jesse? there is one thing women don't like. they don't like you trying to talk over their heads or talk down to them, whatever it is -- >> jesse: what do you mean by talking over their heads? >> sandra: bill clinton said democrats need to stop asserting the economy is great, they did it all through the election cycle and it killed them. there was a moment charlie before election day when joe scarborough on his morning show said, i couldn't believe, my buddy called, $3 for butter? his wife taps him, $7. women know the price of food. they do most of the grocery shopping. i know a lot of men do, too, and they don't appreciate people keep telling them the economy is great when prices are up 20%-25%. this is one of the biggest problems leading up to election day. it's the economy, stupid. so when they kept telling everybody every thing was great, women at home or going, wait, what? i just got back from the grocery store and my normal $100 grocery thing was 100 and

whatever. what's 20% -- >> jesse: you are on -- i don't know. >> sandra: $20. >> jesse: all of this wisdom from slick willie, where was this wisdom a year ago, two years ago, when everyone was dealing with these high prices? >> jessica: well, the problem is that bill clinton, because he is a bit of a walking #metoo violation gets ignored by a lot of people, and frankly had the best advice in 2016 for hillary's team and they didn't take it, and he had the best advice for kamala's team, and they didn't take it. so in 26 teen he was like hillary hasn't been to wisconsin, guys. we need to win wisconsin. we lose. this time around, he went to the team, so says the autopsy reporting after the election, he said the charlemagne add is resonating with people. we have to say something. and i also pointed out that it wasn't just an ad about trans people, it was an economic add because the argument was we'll spend money on this special interest group, but we will not spend money on you, the

general american taxpayer. and they didn't want to say anything about it. and if we live in an endless cycle of recycling people that have run past campaigns, and listen, what the obama team was able to pull off his incredible. i think david plus and stephanie cutter are amazing. but why wouldn't you listen to a guy who won to elections, who is beloved by people, have you watched him walk a rope line? i mean, people are beside themselves that they are so excited to meet him and to get to spend time with him, and he has decent advice. >> jesse: you said the reason why is because he was #metooed. >> jessica: he wasn't -- >> jesse: you just said people don't listen to him because he was #metooed. even people that are #metoo deserve to be listened to pe peered. >> jessica: i'm glad we had that talk. ahead, trump is building his celebrity cabinet, tapping linda mcmahon and doctor's. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> greg: president-elect trump building a celebrity tab celebrity tablet, tapping debbie debbie a cofounder linda mcmahon to lead an agency he has vowed to gut

peered medicare and medicaid services, dr. oz. interesting picks, jesse. i have an issue with dr. oz. he is one of the greatest heart surgeons on the planet before he turned to tv. you know, we talked about this in the b block. he had, i feel, a very harmful stance on surgeries for kids in the transworld -- >> jesse: oh, he was pro kid -- >> greg: he since backed off saying there is no science behind it, but i think he went forward with this stuff on his show because visually it was appealing. and i don't know whether -- i have mixed feelings about it because i think he is a successful guy, smart guy, everything, but that is one thing i would ask about. >> jesse: i would ask about that, too. i wouldn't expect him to do the opposite of what trump's agenda is. it's not like he's going to go haywire and start cutting kids up at the agency. this is something, trust this

guy, he's going to do a good job, he's great on television -- and that's what a lot of these guys are. guys you can trust that are good on tv. it's not like you are hiring the offensive coordinator for the jets. i'm putting you in there because i like you and you are good on tv. you are going to get wiped out by the chargers week one, probably run up the score to 80-0, you don't know anything about football. it doesn't matter, though. this is a federal bureaucracy. it runs itself. they are there to cut the waste and not let people sue the bejesus out of trump personally. >> greg: so jessica, should i not be concerned that he is cutting the budget, not cutting kids, and just kind of like that was in the past -- i'm honestly grappling with this. this is a huge issue for me. >> jessica: i look forward to the questions about it. but no, we shouldn't just hope that we get really good tv communicators to be in charge of some departments that have 3 million people in them. it's not a joke. and i did not know about the trans surgery position, but

dr. oz has backed medical treatments that do not work, and spoken out against clinical trials disproven his stance on hydroxychloroquine. also what he did for diet culture is disgusting. parroting the idea that you should take pregnancy hormones and live on a 500 calories a day diet for weight loss. but probably most -- >> greg: there's a problem with that? >> jessica: there is. probably most damaging to the apparatus that he will be in charge of, cms, is he doesn't really care that much about medicare. so he has supported medicare advantage, which is run by commercial insurers, and even in his statement about this -- are you snoozing medicare? call your mom. >> jesse: medicare advantage on "the five," you are done. >> greg: kai get the judge in? i understand what you are saying but -- >> jessica: but everyone loves

medicare. >> greg: we haven't brought her up. >> judge jeanine: i love linda mcmahon. let me tell you something. don't look at me, jessica. i have that eye on the side of my head. let me tell you something. this woman knows a lot about education. she has been on the board of trustees for colleges, she's on the connecticut board of education, she's got all the requirements. she knows right now there are huge problems with our students in our education system as a result of progressive democrats. the unions that are running these schools, our kids being so far behind kids in other countries, student loans, kids are starting to rely on, they can't get a student loan. there is nothing merit-based anymore. i don't want to hear about drag queen story hour, gender identity, or a book that is being show to kids of two guys having oral sex with each other. linda is a fierce advocate of parental rights. i'm telling this story, i don't care. we don't need schools on the progressive agenda, and linda is going to put an end to it.

i think she's fantastic. she could get in the ring and fight. >> greg: what do you say, sandra? >> sandra: that's what trump wants her to do and she has a proven track record of doing that. she knows business. she does education. worked in long time at a university in connecticut. said this in the release about her, the education back to the states, and he wants checks and balances get back to math, reading, writing, and educating our nations children again. we have gotten so far away from that. these state-by-state report cards, they are horrific in so many of our states right now. >> greg: very true. yay on linda. hm for me on -- >> judge jeanine: i like mehmet. >> greg: i got to find out where he stands now -- >> jessica: the wwtv, a scandal going on that involves children. >> greg: "the fastest" up next. jessica! ♪ ♪

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musical. >> jessica: to welcome back. gladiator battles are making a comeback to rose coliseum and locals are not happy about it. airbnb is taking heat after inviting visitors to unleash the inner gladiator by downing historically accurate suits of armor and duking it out in this invitation blood sport. greg, how would you feel if you were a roman and the gladiators were coming back? >> greg: i'd tell the locals to stuff it. it's like, what's the big deal? finally somebody is doing something in the colosseum. me and kudlow do this in westchester every weekend and none of the locals there complain. granted, we are not wearing pants, but still. >> jessica: right into the hot tub.

sandra? >> sandra: i don't know. >> greg: make a point! >> judge jeanine: yeah. 30 seconds. >> sandra: does this trivialize such a historic site? >> greg: we can't normalize the colosseum. >> judge jeanine: look, as it says here, rome is not disneyland. i don't like them going in the colosseum. it's like the kata cold. you don't want to wear it all down, you want to preserve it. >> greg: rome is overrated. come on, they are all falling down, look at that place. jesse? >> judge jeanine: jesse, say something. >> greg: the leaning tower, fix that. >> judge jeanine: that's pisa. >> jesse: is that in italy? >> judge jeanine: it is. >> jesse: that's in italy. isn't the leaning tower of peace in italy? i thought we were talking about ancient greece. >> judge jeanine: pisa is not

in greece, either. that's the parthenon. >> jesse: i was licking the parthenon. >> judge jeanine: you were not. >> jessica: "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: time now for "one more thing," jesse? >> jesse: feeding frenzy. let's see it. today we are trying tina's pizza thanksgiving pie. greg is going for it. second flight. roasted turkey grave, roasted roasted turkey, mozzarella and homemade cranberry sauce. deer park in new york out on long island. everybody enjoy. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," obama has got a new job. >> greg: really? >> judge jeanine: all right, go. >> greg: all right, tonight. this is amazing. i have jordan peterson for the whole hour and then who is

hilarious. kat and tyrus. should i skip animals are great? >> judge jeanine: that would be great. time for clueless criminals. >> greg: for that? >> judge jeanine: they didn't want it. if your delivery was late last week. this might be why. the bozo steals the delivery work while the worker is still inside. the poor delivery woman was forced to jump from the back of the truck while it was moving. thankfully it slowed down and the perp was apprehended and i'm on hannity tonight. so there. >> greg: that was no animals are great. >> jessica: animals are great and congratulations to raffaele nadal who retired from tennis. 22 grand slams. 14 french opens. a record incredible career. jean green thanks, everyone. that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: judge, did you try the thanksgiving pizza? >> judge jeanine: only the crust. there is too much stuff on it.