the old new old fashioned way ♪ ♪ [cheers] >> merry christmas, everybody! >> judge jeanine: all right. >> dana: all right. and thank you, gavin degraw. that was amazing. it's been a terrific day. and i think the kids, did you have fun? >> yeah! [cheers] >> dana: yeah. we had a great time. >> jesse: hitting that button was the best. i think we had 20 hands on that thing. you guys want to hit it again? >> yes! >> jesse: go for it, hit it again. >> dana: yes, there we go. tyrus, do you want to hit it. >> tyrus: i want to turn on the button boo-ger. >> merry instagram, cool photos tonight, autocracies go south real fast and people get asked

to do things and turn people in and point people out and turn on them. relax, joy. trump's not a dictator. this is going to be fun. it's not about voters. i care about people. i care about trump supporters. i care about rfk jr supporters. i care about all people. the race for 28 already underway. and i was like, who in the state of georgia versus jose antonio ibarra? count one. malice murder. i find the defendant guilty. whose side is the media on? plus, snap out of it. red alert. democrats are sending out a holiday warning. don't go to thanksgiving dinner this year. your conservative uncle might rat you out to the maga

police. people are rightfully alarmed. they have a reason to be alarmed if this thing goes way south. autocracies go south real fast and things get ugly, and people get asked to do things and turn people in and point people out and turn on them. if you think that you can vote for what people see as their destruction, and then demand that they still are cool with you and kiki with you, and have thanksgiving with you, like, i think you're kind of missing the point, jerry. pass the stuffing. wait wait wait. what sign did you have on your lawn? no one's getting turned in unless you're here illegally. trump said his revenge will be success, not liberal work camps. trump got some pretty bad news this week, and he didn't react like a dictator. the senate wasn't going to confirm matt gaetz. so did trump thrash about and dissolve the senate? no, he respected the check and balance and picked a new attorney

general. not something hitler would have done. we don't have a king. we don't have an autocrat. we don't have a dictatorship. the framers were very clear that we have separate and co-equal branches of government. we've got checks and balances. the senate, i think, held it did its job in terms of advice and consent. and that is a good thing for america in terms of how we move forward. trump swapped out gaetz with someone who has a much better chance of getting confirmed. former florida ag pam bondi jd vance says attorney general is the most important job in the government, only behind the president. trump's had his eye on bondi for a while. i consider pam bondi for anything. she's doing a very good job. she's always done a very good job, but at some form in some form, i'd love to have her in the administration. just like with every nomination, they're going to try to dig up dirt on bondi, but all they've found so far, she's got a great resume. one reaction i got from

inside the justice department last night was, this is matt gaetz with a better legal resume. she will be every bit the loyalist that matt gaetz would have been just with a little more legal experience and a little less baggage, or so it seems. pam bondi is, without a question,that level of experience is on par with or better than most united states attorneys general that we've seen over the past 50 years or so. you know, bondi is a winner because the deep state sounds awfully nervous. pam bondi is one of those smart women, mark cuban said. trump avoids adding to the list. tulsi gabbard, kristi noem, stefanik, siouxsie wiles. cuban is eating his words. i have a message for mark cuban from all of us here tonight underestimate us. this is going to be fun. they underestimated maga. now it's time for a little fun. the legal cases against trump are withering away. the sentencing for the star shakedown has been

indefinitely delayed, and the fani willis trial is on its last legs. so the law fair's on ice, and the attorney general confirmation is looking smooth. now trump can focus on the rest of his administration. president trump just filled a position very close to his heart. treasury billionaire hedge fund manager scott bessent got the nod. best since openly gay. i guess the gays aren't going to gitmo. next, trump's going to shake up the fbi and the secret service. former secret service agent dan bongino is being considered for director. bongino has been very critical of the agency's top brass. after trump was almost assassinated twice over the summer. if bongino gets in there, i guarantee you he's going to put an end to the cover up and we'll finally find out what really happened in butler and west palm. and former congressman mike rogers name was being tossed around for fbi director. not sure why. and then this happened. mike rogers is a totally reasonable,

logical selection for fbi director. if in fact, that's the decision president elect trump makes. andrew mccabe endorsing rogers. that's the kiss of death. not long after that, dan scavino said this. just spoke to president trump regarding mike rogers going to the fbi. it's not happening. in his own words, i have never even given it a thought. not happening. fbi director's position. trump's thinking a lot about he needs to get this one right. this is the same agency that wiretapped his campaign, cooked up the russia hoax, covered up the laptop and raided his house. its current director, wray, said he wasn't sure if trump actually got shot in butler. wray still has time left on his term, but he's either got to resign or make trump fire him. it's his choice. the washington post is reporting that trump's going to fire jack smith's entire team. they'll resign too, if they had any dignity. we need the fbi and the doj to stop criminals

and terrorists, not go through the first lady's underwear drawer. it'd also be nice to tighten up some of the agency's spending. are you ready? whistleblower says the fbi blew your money on stupid little office activities. like class s could get to know colleagues and unleash their creativity. oh, and they also did office yoga. not sure why. they just can't stretch on their free time. and there was lunch and coloring. they described it as a fun series of coloring sessions during lunch that you will get to see your colleague's artistic sides. ellen, we found some government waste there. trump's fbi director is going to have their work cut out for him, and so is every other person. trump picks. trump wants to radically transform the government. it's what he campaigned on. it's what americans voted for in 2016. his agenda got swallowed up by d.c. bureaucrats and rabid democrats. but politico reports all the forces that were coming for him have been kind of defanged and

obliterated. this time, it feels like trump found his footing in washington and has his people around him. they believe in his plan. reporters who've been covering trump for a decade say after two assassination attempts, four indictments and a landslide, trump has a different sort of confidence and nerve. trump's carrying the momentum from the election all the way to the inauguration. then it's time for him to execute his vision without delay. incoming deputy chief of staff for policy stephen miller joins me now. stephen miller i don't think i got a chance to congratulate you on air. so congratulations. thank you. it's our first time being together since this historic landslide victory. so it's great to be with you under such jubilant circumstances. jubilant for some. if you're joy reid, not so jubilant, she's thinking your uncle is going to narc on you. but that's fine. all of the right people are unhappy, and all of

the right people are absolutely overjoyed. and that's when, you know, if a pick is good, if someone likes a nomination, that you don't like, you're like, oh, no. but if someone's freaking out, you're like, that's the guy. yes, that's always the tell. so where are you now in terms of this transition? it looks like gates is gone. bond is in and it should be smooth sailing. how are you seeing things? well, president trump has assembled, as i'm sure you've seen, jesse, the most transformative set of cabinet secretaries in american history. i mean, rfk, who's going to take on the deep state at hhs, take on the corruption in medicine and make america truly and actually healthy again. you mentioned pam bondi. i've known pam for years. she's a close friend. look, people know that she has sterling credentials, amazing, unparalleled intellect. but here's what people may not know that i know. she is tough as

nails. you want an ag who's going to take down the cartels, take down the migrant gangs? who's going to use the 70,000 law enforcement officers at doj to get rid of the foreign criminal enterprises in this country? that's pam bondi. this is the ag that is going to help president trump deliver on his promise to liberate america. president trump has also announced a transformative pick for omb, russ vought, that just came out russ vought. nobody and i don't mean there's any competition here. russ vote has been the guy for the last four years who's been developing the plan to take down the deep state. that's russ. and he's going to be right there at omb to execute that plan. this is this is really incredible stuff, jesse. i know these people. that's right. this is exactly what america voted for. take us inside this transition. you were appointed pretty early in this process. as you see

people come on board. are you calling? are you already talking strategy? what's the conversation like inside? well, president trump has assembled in addition to what you're seeing publicly announced, he's assembled a world class policy team behind the scenes that's working every day to put together the day one executive actions and executive orders that are going to implement every single one of his campaign promises. whether you're talking about public health, whether you're talking about the national invasion and emergency on our southern border, whether you're talking about the diversity, equity and inclusion policies, whether you're talking about getting men out of women's sports, out of women's bathrooms, out of women's locker rooms, right. all the things that president trump barnstormed the country campaigning on are now being put at his direction and order

and instruction into written form. so that the first day, the first week, the first 100 days will be a bolt of lightning and all of the policies, reforms that americans have been begging for. and pleading for and asking for. president trump is going to deliver one after another, after another. the swamp, the deep state and the communists will not know what hit them. so, miller, when the pen hits the paper on the eo on day one on immigration, tell us what some of those executive actions are going to look like on day one. well, i can't i can't reveal everything now. there has to be some some anticipation. but what i can say tease, show us what mike miller what i can say is this as president trump has said on day one, the southern border slams shut to illegal immigration. so all the illegal aliens all over the world who

have been taking a free ride at america's expense for four years, guess what? you show up, you're not getting in. you're not getting through. you're not getting released. you're not going to any city anywhere in america. the only thing you're getting courtesy of the us taxpayer is a flight back home. goodbye. see you later. not coming in. and then on top of that, of course, as has been much discussed, ice, homeland security investigations, and as i mentioned, the core elements of the department of justice are going to launch deportation sweeps to get these criminal gangs out of our country. so we're going to liberate, under president trump's direction, as commander in chief, his plan and his vision. we are going to liberate one town after anothet trump should be carved in mount rushmore for what he is about to do to set american cities free. well, i think nancy said joe was going on mount rushmore. they're going to have

to maybe take a different pickax and fight for it up there. tell me one more thing about these guys resisting in these cities. they're saying it's a sanctuary city. miller. these democrat resistance fighters are going to say, we're going to line up cops around the block. and if joe's raped a kid, we're going to let him stay. we don't want anybody kicking him out and sending him home. what is that going to look like? well, for one thing, i can promise you, police officers in these cities areal order of police, no one has had more support from sheriffs, law enforcement, rank and file police. i promise you, when the liberators show up, when they roll up in their federal law enforcement uniforms with those vests, the local police are going to join them arm in arm to get the migrant killers gang members and drug dealers out of the country. they will be the

first in line. they will be handing over these criminal migrants to federal law enforcement. and where they have to go into the homes, they'll be right there alongside them. because these police officers, i don't care what these mayors say, these cops, they know who the criminals are, threatening their cities. and when federal law enforcement under president trump's directions on day one roll up into those cities and roll out into those gang nests, the local cops are going to be right there with them saying, we are here to help you get them out. the mayors are going to lose this fight. the sanctuary mayors, and they're going to lose it badly. and one of the ways you can do it, too, is just dangle the money, because they need federal cash to survive, especially democrat mayors. so if you're going to be a sanctuary city to criminals and people that don't belong here, why are we giving you all this money if you're not cooperating with the mass deportation, that money should go away right? yes. president trump's been very clear. every federal lever, including

financial, will be used to end sanctuary cities. defiance and absolute shirking of their constitutional and legal duties. the federal government has supremacy on immigration enforcement without even a question. this is settled law. the federal government is the entity that has the final say on immigration enforcement. and if these states continue to shield as they have people that are raping and murdering children, every federal tool at president trump's disposal will be used to bring these cities into compliance. and let me tell you something, jesse. the american people will cheer, they will cheer, they will celebrate when their parks are clean and safe for their little kids, when there aren't rapists that are trying to menace innocent girls and children, when they can send their kids to school without having to worry about train de aragua or

miss 13 when they can take a stroll in the evening on a war, beautiful night and not have to worry about getting crushed in the skull by someone stalking up behind them, who doesn't even belong in our country. they will cheer, not just republicans, independents, democrats, americans, all over the country will say, thank god that president trump is in the oval office and is saving our cities from the people that were brought into the country under joe biden, who do not belong here. the criminals who came out of these other countries, they're fugitives. they're killers, they're inmates. they're going to be set up on planes, and they're going to be flown back to wherever they came from. an inspiring bellow from stephen miller on the eve of thanksgiving. wow, what power, what force a miracle be thanksgiving when they have their own country under their own control. again, jesse. all right, we're making thanksgiving great again to thank you, stephen miller. have a great weekend. thank you. breaking news on gavin newsom

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really love doing. try it now for free@odoo.com. fox news alert donald trump just released a barrage of nominations and appointments. doctors sebastian gorka was appointed deputy assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism. gorka has been with trump for a decade. this is a big job for the doctor. trump also nominated doctor dave weldon to serve as director of the cdc. the president says weldon will correct past errors of the cdc

and focus on the prevention of disease. we also have a new surgeon general, doctor janette nesheiwat, a double board certified medical doctor who you might have seen right here on fox news. trump says nesheiwat will play a major role in making america healthy again. another familiar face doctor marty mccarey for fda commissioner. he'll be working with rfk to evaluate harmful chemicals poisoning our nation's food supply and drugs. nfl veterans scott turner, nominated to run the department of housing and urban development, hud turner worked with trump in his first term to transform distressed communities. turner, in case you're wondering, played quarterback for the redskins, chargers and broncos. congresswoman lori chavez-deremer is nominated for secretary of labor, and russell vought has been nominated as director of the office of management and budget. that was the guy that miller was singing

his praises. vought was omb director in trump's first term. the president says he's an aggressive cost cutter who knows how to dismantle the deep state. we'll keep you updated as the nominations keep rolling in. some democrats are still having a little trouble adjusting to trump's america. liberal women are shaving their heads and going on sex strikes. ellen degeneres dyed her hair and fled to england, and carmel is throwing back strawberry daiquiris in a hawaiian bunker while the dnc lays off staff. this week, the dnc staff union put out a pretty scathing note, saying that so many dnc staffers have gotten laid off, no severance. they were shocked. i'm just curious from an optics perspective. the vice president left town to go to hawaii on vacation. does the president think that's appropriate when so many dnc staffers are literally wondering what they're going to do for work? all right, let's not twist this in so many knots here. but not every democrat is foaming at the mouth. gavin

newsom is getting bold. instead of trying to improve california's literacy rate, which is the worst in the country, by the way, he's telling americans all the things he's done differently. if he was in kamala's shoes like i was getting hella unknown phone calls from from hella different numbers. just i'm talking about like, maybe at least like 25 calls a day. so i decided to answer. i decided to answer one day, and i was having a conversation with the lady and i mean like, oh well, are you voting? and, you know, i mean, asking me questions and what you've just expressed is the frustration. i think the kamala campaign, certainly my frustration was all the door knocking, the text messaging, doing exactly what you what you just described. and it was second to none. i mean, we had an amazing ground game, but it suggests that that's that's an old construct. and gavin's buddy marshawn lynch is gassing him up, saying he should have run against trump. they was telling me

y'all up. and i was like, for real, we up like that. why you say that? they like because gavin was playing nice ball and he should have got out there and started running. and i was like, whoa, you know, when you got somebody who, you know, talking in circles or. i mean, just saying to be saying, but then when you get an individual who just come out blatantly and say what it is like, yeah, i mean, say, you feel me? i'd rather be be slapped with the truth than kiss with a, you know, i mean, with a lie. i'd rather be slapped with the truth and kissed with a lie. gavin knows that if he wants to win the white house in 28, he's got to rip up the playbook instead of wearing pronoun pins and telling republicans they're neo-nazis, he's taking a different approach. newsom's telling trump supporters he loves them. i care about people. i don't care who you voted for. i don't. i care about people. i care about trump supporters. i care about

rfk jr supporters. i care about tucker carlson supporters. i care about charlie kirk supporters. i care about ben shapiro supporters. i care about all people. i care about the people living here in the sierra, folks down in san diego where i just was, or in my backyard in fair oaks, california. i care about people and i care about protecting them, their public safety and their public health. and i care about being honest with them as well and level setting with them. i think he cares, and i think he cares about people. newsom, slick. he's putting himself out there trying to bridge the divide and planting the seed for a run. we see it. gavin's probably begging rogan to get on his show. you'll probably see gavin at the ufc fight soon, and while newsom's biding his time, the rest of the democratic party is getting a little impatient. the young blood wants to coup the old guard. quote, anxious house dems revolt against oldest leaders. there's a growing anxiousness among younger members to get their chance,

but new blood only gets democrats. so far, they got to drop the attitude and we have to abandon the politics of condescension and meet people where they are and respect them and then we have to be willing to go outside our ideological echo chambers. we cannot limit ourselves to msnbc or to the new york times. and if that doesn't work, brian williams, remember him, says they should tear the party down to the studs. i think it's insulting when members of the working class, which the democratic party has lost entirely in our lifetimes, to insist the economy is doing great, a 12 pack of bounty is $40. rich folks don't feel that poor folks already switched to sparkle during the covid. during the lockdown. it is tough love time for the democratic party. i think it needs to be stripped down and rebuilt. i think that means a change in leadership. trump campaign spokesperson and women

for trump member erin elmore joins us now. how are you doing, erin? great to see you. you too. so they're saying that they might have to just tear the party down to the studs. do you think that's going to work? well, they have to do something because this election was an absolute landslide for donald trump. look, they lost the working class. they are not really connecting with the american people. and if they don't make big changes and realize it's not about pronouns and platitudes, about putting food on the table and being able to put gas in your car, it's not about joe biden gaslighting you and saying the economy is great. nasdaq is through the roof because the people that fight our wars and pay our taxes just aren't identifying with the democrat platitudes. so is gavin newsom the guy? i mean, it certainly doesn't seem like it, considering his approval rating in his home state is about 44%. he pretends to care about the people. did he care about the people of california when he locked them down, but then took himself to the three michelin starred french laundry? did he

care about people when he shut their small businesses yet let hollywood open? the only people that gavin cares about are himself. you know, the criminals and the illegals. and it doesn't really seem like the people of california or the country are buying what he's selling. yeah, he's definitely trying to pivot to this new type of democrat. you can see it coming a mile away. but he's got his record in california, which is a problem. and he's got the covid record, which is a huge problem. and the fact that everyone is leaving california. so whoever's running against gavin is going to wrap that around his neck and just drag him with it. the question is whether his charisma and his kind of his new brand will be enough to kind of persuade people. well, the democrats believe that the american people are stupid. and this last election showed us that they're not, that they're very awake. they don't want a trans agenda. they don't want illegals on their streets. they don't want any of this that gavin is selling. and he's really going to have to change his tune and show the people that he's different. but let's

be honest, other than that slick hair and that smarmy smile, he doesn't have much to sell. so you're obviously aaron, not a fan of gavin newsom, no matter how good his hair looks. and i and i get that. so donald trump pretty much racked up a ton of nominations over the last 24 hours. i think it was like a blizzard of seven within the last. even hour. tell me about the way he's assembled this cabinet and what you see going on in january. right away on the 20th of january. so everyone that he's nominated so far, they're ready to hit the ground running. so on january 20th they're going to get to work. and i love that. it's a friday night at eight. something on the east coast that he's just out there hammering away at nominations. he's like boom, boom, boom. a lot of familiar faces at fox, which i think is amazing. the american people know these people. they understand these names. there's some familiarity. so i think ready to go. these people are hitting the ground running. and really on january 20th, it's going to

be cleaning house. and also by the way, kristi noem is down here in palm beach with her team already making plans for the day. the inauguration happens. so i see big change ahead starting right away. and the american people are going to be really happy for whom they voted. okay, well, we never had news anytime after 3 p.m. with biden on a friday, that lid was shut early. this is a new day, aaron. thank you so much. have a great weekend. have a great weekend. go, birds. go, birds. big game sunday night. foreign ambassadors are telling illegals to get out. right bac. repent. come and be baptized in the river jordan. where are you coming from? jerusalem. i'm preparing the way for another. how much longer are you going

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real story, republicans pouncing. here's the headline. man guilty in murder that became a gop focus. then ms nbc tried to top that by empathizing, writing the killer never stood a chance. readers revolt sod they changed the headline. the major networks barely even covered the trial. when they did they public-sized it. >> this death and the trial has been a lightning rod in this country and it's important to note that although there is very little evidence indicating a connection between immigration and violent crime, this is still something the president-elect trump, several republicans on the hill wanted to essentially plant their flag on and point that to the current biden administration. >> jesse: but the people are not falling for it, they want the my gallant criminals gone.

the majority of americans are on board with mass deportations. tom homan, ready to give him the boot on january 21st. the world area taking him seriously. the ambassador to the philippines is telling illegals, get out now. >> my advice to them is to immediately leave, voluntary because once you're gee ported, you can never womack to the united states. >> blunt advice but not entirely correct. being court without authorization notice u.s. brings a 10 year ban against returning legally. still the message was clear, leave now before being caught up in president-elect trump's mass deportation threats. >> jesse: mexico's president's preparing for an influx of returned migrants but it sounds like she really doesn't want them back, "we will receive mexicans and we have a plan for it but before that we will work to demonstrate that they do not have to deport our compatriots who are on the other side of the border". yeah, we have bad news for

mexico. it's closing time. the illegals don't have to go home but they can't stay here. attorney and required nypd inspector paul morrow joins primetime. why didn't the media get it? >> you would think they would after the results of this last election. what kills me the mayors of the city and some governors making this big thing of we're not going to cooperate, they never make the simple distinction that would give them some purchase, which is we'll cooperate with the federal government regarding hardened criminals. if you're aphelion, you're guilty of rape, even just grand larceny, repeatedly stealing stuff out of the drugstores, here in new york, we don't lock up the criminals, we lock up toothpaste. all of that would make sense to the public and you know what, maybe the complaints and the concerns about deporting [unclear] >> the grandmothers for those who don't speak spanish. >> would not be falling on deaf

ears because americans are not as -- sure there's concern about the fact that 20 million came in and there's going to be an issue of these scale of this thing, there's no denying it, if comes down to resources but if you at least cooperated with the federal government regarding the people who were shooting us, maybe you would get purchase but you're not going to get that because they won't admit it. >> jesse: when you were on the street making cases and the media would cover what you were doing and they were dishonest about it, were you -- did you talk to the media and say you guys are writing garbage. what are you doing? >> yeah, no, you can't. >> jesse: why? >> because it's one of the things the case is ongoing, you don't want to use anything -- unfortunately the mo -- they know that by the way, they know you really can the respond. that's why people get very frustrated. you say ongoing investigation, that one again -- >> jesse: and they write whatever they want. >> and i have to tell you, one of the things i learned doing high level police work, one of the things i learned doing high

profile cases, i was fortunate, my boss let me stay at the scene is that they lie, even the most respected media outlets that we have, new york times, lies, they just make it up as they go along and you're agog, you can't believe, that's not what happened will be they don't care. >> jesse: i don't know if you heard earlier in the show, one of the guests we talked to, i think it was miller said these locals, even if they are in a sanctuary city and the fed task force comes in to peel out these fugitive criminal aliens, they're not going to listen to the mayor. they're going to actually help the feds. do you see that happening? >> there's a couple ways around it. >> jesse: that's a big mexican standoff. >> so to speak. they can't obstruct. they will get arrested, you can see they're not playing around. >> jesse: you don't want to obstruct homan. >> no but people don't realize this, there are task forces, even in new york which is a

sanctuary city, sanctuary state, if you're in a federal task force, you are allowed to work with the feds. there's a lot of task forces around the country. if they're not cooperating, donald trump can shut off that money spigot. trump's going to have a lot of leverage. if they just cooperated on the hardened perks i think there be less fire around this. >> good to see you. thank you. charlie alnot versus madison alworth, after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything.

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photo. >> he's leaving, too. >> jesse: where's he going? >> he's leaving the u.s. >> that's what i did in the piece. >> you just did an obscene gesture on this family morning show. [ laughter ] >> jesse: an obscene gesture on a morning show. kill . >> we're tied, ladies. which climate freak said they need to change cows in order to save the planet. climate freak bill gates or climate freak al gore? >> this is tough. >> jesse: she doesn't know, neither of them know. >> i think it's gore. >> jesse: this could swing it. what do we got. >> cows alone, account for about 6% of global emissions. so we need to change -- cows. >> we need to change cows. not sure how we do that but you're up. she's devastated.

>> i am. >> jesse: it's early in the game. >> time to redeem yourself i don't know how to relax. >> jesse: it's only sink or swim. >> this is important, i lost last time i was on. i'm on a winning streak so will the momentum carry me over, we'll find out. >> jesse: sex is cool but... which southern gentleman said having power might be better than sex. was it senator john kennedy or bill clinton? >> oh, it's another split. i i want to do kennedy. >> i do, i do. >> jesse: are we going to let it happen. >> is acting ranking member -- >> don't let it go to your head. >> i love the power, it's better than sex. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jesse: when he says that it's a little uncomfortable. >> now, would you agree? >> jesse: um, no, i'm going to go with the sex. [ laughter ] mother of dragons doesn't want to you listen to one of

trump's most famous supporters because he believes in dragons. who did she say believes in dragons, joe rogen or elon musk. >> i know this one, 3-2-1! >> this guy joe rogen who believes in dragons, he -- i checked it. >> all right, right now, you won, i did win. >> jesse: can we make it fun, do you want to do the tiebreaker just for fun. we had a great celebration lighting up the fox christmas tree, charlie forgot but it because it rains. when it rains she can't think straight. how tall is our tree this year, how many feet ladies? >> am i going first? >> jesse: you're going first because you won. >> i'm imagining me stacked up on the tree -- >> jesse: how many charlies and how tall are you? >> 5, 2 but for simplifying the process, 5-foot, so -- >> jesse: a lot of math. really fast, spit it out. >> 55. >> i think 200.

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tonight's a annual all-american christmas tree ceremony. jesse jr. is a ham. >> we have georgina and jesse jr. i think he wanted to say always remember one thing. >> [ inaudible ] >> jesse: he said, i'm waters and this is my world -- watters -- we've been working on it all day the we had to bribe him with a brownie, and he got it. betty from niagara falls, jesse jr. is adorable and looks just like you. his hair is a little auburn. i'm not sure where that came from. betty from lakeland, florida. i have a question. does pam bondi come from a middle-class family? don't know. don't care. doesn't matter. deep state's in trouble. greg from granville, massachusetts. loving trump's latest dei picks. dedicated, educated, and intelligent. what ching. ray from boyertown,

pennsylvania, law fair on ice. that could make a grade broadway show. -great -- eddie from san jose, california, do you miss interviewing people on the street in i do. and when i was interviewing some of the fox talent today down there -- street? i do -- it kind of gave mae nostalgia and johnny can do it now -- gave me. diane, i was once a steven miller skeptic but after tonight's performance i'm boarding the train. choo-choo. that was a classic killer miller masterpiece. barbara from bullhead city, arizona, the next time you should have steven miller on at the end of the show so that women don't pass out at the beginning and miss the rest. man, just sprinkle some miller wherever we want. has that effec i'm watters. and this is my world. [ ♪ ]