new. we have brand new airplanes and coming about once every three weeks. >> last 15 seconds, planning on expanding in 2025 then? >> yeah. we have about 34 airplanes and end the year at 50. we'll keep adding new cities and connecting the cities we already have. we're excited for 2025. it's going to be a great year for us. >> thank you for being on with us. i appreciate it. yeah, wow. >> thank you. >> before you head back home after the holidays or head out for more shopping, live tomorrow morning, we're tracking all the deals and delays and disturbances that are kicking off a record-breaking holiday season. plus, tracking the tension between the u.s. and mexico, incoming border czar thomas homan joins tomorrow and catch it at 10:00 a.m. eastern time and right now, well, it comes the five. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> hello everyone. i'm kennedy. along with kellyanne conway and

leslie and joey jones and jimmy. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> president biden is not going quietly into bingo card and the lame duck is using the last few months in office and talk serious smack with quake about the predecessor policies. biden venting to a group of firefighters gathered in nantucket around president-elect trump tariff negotiations with mexico. watch. >> i think it's counter productive thing to do. one of the things you heard me say before that we have an unusual situation here. we're surrounded by the pacific

ocean and atlantic ocean and two allies mexico and canada. last thing we need is -- >> old man winter is also shaking his fists at the media for being so gosh darn negative. jerks. >> look, you have a tough job not being solicitors. really tough job. think about it. it's not in -- you know me too well. it is turn on the television and don't see a lot of good news. even the stuff that is good news doesn't seem to sell very well. and so turn on the tv and everything looks bad. everything looks bad. >> not you. you're great, man. while president mcgrumbles to get off his line president-elect trump partying in mar-a-lago and wishing happy thanksgiving on the x account and rocking out to

ymca with with elon musk. watch this. ♪ stay at the ymca ♪ >> very different tale of two presidents. so kellyanne conway if the president placed the fading hours in your capable hands, is this how you would have advised him to speak to the press in the waning days? >> no. i would let joe biden go gently into the night. he's going to be known as the guy who vacationed too much in delaware. not a president who crossed the delaware like george washington. we will know him as guy and kamala harris who made every day life unaffordable and border less secure and got us entangled in new wars, who made our communities less safe. he'll be known as that guy who chaotically pulled us out of afghanistan. i think the inflection point in the presidency. i want joe biden to keep

talking. i want kamala harris to keep talking. i want her wayward advisors who blew $2 billion to expose her as knowing nothing and doing nothing to keep talking. but joe biden needs to have a little self awareness here friends. he needs to understand it's because of him and harris it helped president trump get elected. president trump beat hillary clinton. another miserable woman who didn't speak well and inspire america and who can't get over the last war. but he beat joe biden this time in part because people wanted trump back, but it's also they just want an end to this chaos in crisis and end to high prices and 10 million people over the border and wokeness and lack of fairness and people open up the phones and see illegals coming here and getting cellphones and cash and free hotel rooms and saying not fair. when joe biden specifically i want to make this point about tariffs, scott bestn the

incoming wrote an op ed and said tariffs are around for a long time to raise revenue and protect vital industries in this country and donald trump had added a third one to use as negotiation tool to get cooperation on illegal immigration on the drug crisis and on exports. this is smart and basically saying to mexico and canada and particularly mexico crime and drugs get it under control or slap a tariff on you. this is easy. donald trump looking at tariffs as your at it is your choice. you can except in the usa, have a 50% corporate tax rate instead, you can get your 319 out of our company and our kids' veins and our coworkers' body so you can face a tariff. >> leslie, when i see the almost former president speaking like that, he is a man of tenacity, a wordsmith. he's talking firefighters, so clearly he's a patriot.

i wistfully watch and listen to those words and i think, if joe biden had continued running for office, i think you would be on the precipice of a second term right now. your thoughts? >> i don't agree with you. i don't agree with you because, when you just look at the data, the exit polling, honestly it didn't matter -- it sounds terrible to say to my party put forth, but the message my party put forth, and i think we're going to talk about that later. how much time do i have to respond to my friend kellyanne conway? >> when she said president trump is good at beating women? >> lots of stuff here. first of all, how lame is it that we have three americans coming home from china who were unlawfully detained, and in the same week we have an american proposal that we led the way to a cease-fire between israel and lebanon? those are great for america and great for the world, the people of lebanon and israel. it doesn't matter if it's a democrat or republican at the helm. i don't consider that too lame.

with regard to the economy, inflation is at pre-pandemic levels. the border crossings continue to drop. but the voters did obviously blame president biden demonstration for doing things too late. his executive order -- i said that -- should have come earlier. you may all remember that. i said it should've come earlier. with regard to tariffs, if he's using it truly as a negotiating tool, the problem is that the mexican president herself said in the c although it was kind, they didn't discuss tariffs at all. and i do believe her. when he talks about migration, she campaigned on that prior to june when she was elected. and that didn't have to do with donald trump being elected, because -- he didn't have to do to the united states at all. it had to do with her people. it's part of the reason she got elected, because their people in mexico getting tired of migrants coming from the central american countries, passing through their country. it doesn't have to do with the

united states and our border. and of course he does say that she was willing to close the border, and she said emphatically that was not correct. >> interesting. >> i've got more but i will share some. >> leslie wants president biden to get credit for some of these late-in-the-game foreign policy -- >> it's great you are showing bipartisanship by giving president trump credit for those think he's getting done before he gets in the office. i didn't do that. >> will he get credit if things go well? >> if things go well -- >> for president trump. >> will joe biden? >> will president trump get credit. >> not from the media. the day losing opportunities to claim the moral high ground and just about every direction you can turn. this idea that he is some goblin or bigot, all of that is out the window. nobody is buying that anymore. they are slowly figuring it out. they're having lunch and figuring it out. but with these tariffs, because it is such a big deal now all of the sudden, even though he's campaigned on them for the entire campaign, here's the deal -- we have lived under a regime that told us we can pay

$5 a gallon for gas because it's the right thing to do. we can pay so much more for fuel that affects our groceries and everything we buy neck, and everything we do, because it is our responsibility to save the planet and we need to stick it to big oil. so we can eat that, but now they're worried about the cost of tariffs? if i'm going to pick one or the other, i'm going to go with the one that maybe would pay more tariffs we get a closed border. we don't lose laken riley or tens of thousands of people to fentanyl. i'm going to go with that extra tax or extra fee. maybe it's time for us to play down that claim moral high ground. it is certainly not what we have been under for four years. >> did you think you are going to be served delicious portion of lame duck today? >> let's talk about this. because there's two different prisons you see biden's media appearances through. ours is reacting to his analysis of the economy. but they are so thrilled he

didn't wish those firefighters a merry christmas yesterday in front of tens of millions of people. maybe they were like, "i can't believe they cooked the easter bunny! with this on the platter?" he's a mess. when it comes to the economy, every time i seem speaking about the economy i think twitter needs a button called "who asked you cannot" 45% of americans think we're headed in and try to blame the present state was messaging. you don't see a lot of good news on the news, which is kind of a cell phone because there's not a lot out there. that being said, people don't get their message. this is a really condescending attitude a lot of people in the liberal media have. they say it's a messaging problem. people don't get their messaging on the economy from the media. to get it from the cash register and from their bank account. we are living in the golden age of people selling pictures of their feet, okay? that doesn't happen when the economy is booming. >> is that you? >> it's my wife's profile picture. i hate to disappoint you. the money comes in better with her face and mine.

but yeah. it certainly wasn't me. [laughter] >> well, coming up we've got a top democrat donor who is ripping the harris campaign for flushing over a billion dollars down the toilet while getting outsmarted by barron trump. that's next. stay with us. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> did the kamala harris campaign get outsmarted by a teenager? a top democratic megadonor is

singing the praises of barron trump for pushing his dad to get on the popular podcasts like joe rogan kamala harris staffers were busy trying to stop her from going on and crying racism. >> what the harris campaign should have done, instead of avoiding joe rogan and podcasts, it turns out that barron trump, who looks like a runway model, was telling his father, you need to go on podcasts. you need to go on joe rogan. barron trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the harris -- they said they didn't go on the joe rogan, the progressives around her. if i'm running, i'm going on joe rogan and i'm living on fox. >> what comes next for the vice president he blew through nearly $2 billion of donor mone? >> it's next? >> thanksgiving dinner. [laughs] >> meanwhile, the list of

excuses for a devastating defeat gets longer and longer. with harris campaign staffers blaming everything from the politiate to hurricanes, to just not enough time. but some people are sick of it. nate silver posting on x, "the harris campaign folks are the most -- they don't even see themselves as victims so much as nonplayer characters with no will of their own." absolutely scouring here, big words. kennedy, broad picture here. are democrats taking a self look to correct course and fix things, or are they perpetuating the culture of victimhood in their defeat? >> it's very difficult to do both, but they absolutely are doing both. what we have seen post-election is three distinct vocal camps right now running her campaign. you have the biden faction, and they gave up at the end. they didn't know their guy was

going to give up. they were bad on messaging, bad on policy. that she wanted to come out of loyalty, i guess, keep some of them on their side. then you have the obama people. they had a two-term winning president he was still arguing the most likable person in the democrat party. so they are blaming the biden people in the harris people are blaming both, and also claiming misogyny and racism on top of all of that. but they would do themselves a favor, and the country, if they were just honest about some of the mistakes they made. but they can't do that, because, to nate silver's point, they weren't relying on intuition. they weren't going, what does my gut tell me about this race? what is my gut tell me people are thinking when 70% of them say the country is on the wrong track? so the bullet points they got lodged under had to be regurgitated over and over again. that not only didn't help her at all, it was an insult to voters. so with her emerging and saying, i'm still in the fight, i don't

blame john morgan, the democrat donor saying please don't ever fight again. he didn't do yourself, the party, where the country any favors, and now they are in a worse position than they were arguably when biden was still the nominee. >> kellyanne, i can't see how she can work in this world again. not just because they lost the way they did, but she goes on there and it made me furious. she blames a hurricane. >> i know. >> casually. that destroyed people's lives. people are still living in tents for the hurricane and she said it was a hundreds of her ability to enact the campaign. >> is president biden wants to be president he could help victims of the hurricane, not billionaires in nantucket. kamala harris was at a fund-raiser in san francisco and donald trump yet again went with the pain and the need was. he went to georgia and

north carolina just like he was the first on the scene in east palestine, ohio, and had the train derailment and the toxic waste. kamala harris lost this election but donald trump won it. those are two different things about happen. he won it because he was a more joyful candidate. he connected with people. he was inspirational and informative. she had neither of that. the democrats are suffering, generally, from message, messenger, and delivery. the message was awful. it's basically, no, don't believe your eyes when you see people coming across the border illegally, when you see the open border and the unaffordability of everyday life. i believe your eyes. believe what we say, not what you see. this donor is absolutely right. she doesn't have a lot of talent. i'm not putting her down. i think kamala harris' candidacy was a sign of the times, but donald trump's presidency is a metaphor for the country. get up and fight. resilient, overcome so much that's thrown at you. i want to say something about barron trump and new media. in 2016 we had to roll the dice.

we didn't have a lot of money so we did 50% digital ads in 50% conventional television ads. that paid off. we were big facebook, google, youtube buyers of media. it paid off. fast forward eight years, the new-new media, these podcasts and also tiktok. a lot of people close to trump, let members of congress saying van tiktok. instead of banning it, trump got on it and announced he was going on it for the first time in a ufc fight in february and march. this was brilliant, because "forbes" magazine came out with the study this week of the ten best-performing tiktoks in 2024. it came from president trump's campaign, five in just the last week. in the garbage truck, at mcdonald's, and amplifying the joe rogan podcast. millions saw him as it was happening. millions more on tiktok. they made a mistake not just going on joe rogan. he predicted in july that kamala harris was going to enact. he said that a few times. that's the time to go on joe rogan and say thank you, what is it that you and your

audience see? and it wasn't just joe rogan. barron trump repre recommended s father that he talked to theo von. this is getting in with the cultural zeitgeist. i thought kamala harris' campaign was toast when they said, we're just looking at data. they're talking about moderates instead of independents. they're saying that transgender rights were not important. >> they were telling the rest of the campaign. >> they lied about the date of the way they lied about joe biden being a trapeze artist and a triathlete behind the scenes. >> i can't help it draws comparison. you have a very tall and handsome teenage son. are you going to farm him out in the midterms as a campaign advisor and try to get some money out of that? how does that work back. >> we have a double link in the ad administration. he can't run because he couldn't pass the background check. barron trump said just just fine. lincoln's dad is going to have a bit of an issue.

she's right to say teenage boys are so tapped into the culture in terms of which way the wind is blowing. the reason trump won this election is because he suddenly became fashionable in a lot of circles he didn't have access to in 2020. imagine when the entirety of the nfl was kneeling in protest of this imaginary claim that we were systemically racist as a country, but donald trump was basically associated with that, which was wrong, but how fast forward four years and every dental player is doing the trump dance when he does a touchdown. he was welcomed into a lot of aspects of pop culture he didn't previously have asked stomach access to. so when i watch this, it's all fascinating because that is where the culture shifted. when you see kamala out there serving the turkey yesterday, that the type of optics she needed during the election, that she's only doing it after because her making her work off her bar tab. that wasn't actually volunteer work. she's trying to settle up with a lot of people. one more point. the fact that the donor said she

should have did all these things, those donors should have been speaking of during the election, because they are the reason she was the nominee. the donors have all the power in this party. >> they openly said, we are going to hold the money until you change. leslie, real quick, it's 2028. we've got world peace, the economy is booming, there's a big beautiful wall. it's time for a new president. it's kamala harris -- is there an appetite for her in that primary? >> kamala harris, issuance or president, i'm not sure she will. i think she will run for governor of california. i don't know show that the nomination. if she does, i don't know if she will enact the election. i'm not clear, i don't have a crystal ball. if i did i would be a multimillionaire and i wouldn't have to work anymore. first of all, this guy is a former democratic donor. second, to your point was joe biden, who asked him. third, joe rogan, i did think vice president harris should have gone on joe rogan. my understanding was they did

agree and then, when she finally did agree, he didn't agree to her terms. however -- wait, wait, wait. what i'm saying -- guys, give me my 60 seconds. because she was in texas that weekend, by the way. that is hogwash. >> she didn't hang out with beyonce. >> what i said was, by the time she agreed, her terms he didn't want to agree to. however, even if she had gone on, that doesn't mean she would have won. but i do think there's a different way of messaging. i would agree with kellyanne on that. the podcast and the tiktok. we have kids that are just turning 18, voting for the first time ever, and this is where you reach them. barack obama, what did he do? he did the grassroots thing and people thought he was crazy. it was very smart and very helpful. tiktok, podcasts, very smart and very helpful. in my party coming to the point of blame game, not productive. i tell my kids, if you mess up a test, look at what you did

wrong, relearn it, try to understand it, retake the test and do better going forward. that's what we have to do. republicans did that themselves in 2008. barack obama won, democrats had a larger majority in the house and the senate, and that's what democrats have to do now going forward. the last thing with donors, is always going to be a winner and loser. if you write the check you have a 50/50 chance at getting your investment. >> $2 billion. i think they got some fragile information. >> a lot of rubles. >> up next, the pro-palestinian far left freak show. they are trying to crash the thanksgiving day parade, but you won't believe this. it does not end well. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> radical left lunatics are not

taking the holiday off. anti-israel protesters tried to ruin the macy's thanksgiving day parade for the second year in a row. blocking the road and throwing up anti-semitic slogans right in front of the ronald mcdonald float. watch this. >> [bleep]! free palestine, [bleep]! >> if there is a camera, there is a hapless anti-israel protesters. thankfully the police quickly rested the agitators, but they weren't the only radical left crazies trying to ruin thanksgiving. democrats on social media were trying to shame their fellow americans over trump's plans to crack down on illegal immigration. former h.u.d. secretary and failed candidate julian castro said, "please give thanks to the undocumented immigrants that

picked and packed the food you are enjoying. they deserve our grace. happy thanksgiving." i have a feeling, joey, that this is one of those "suckers and losers" that president trump was referring to in his previous tweets about thanksgiving. julian castro, like kamala harris and cory booker in so many of them, unsuccessfully ran for president and got zero delegates and dropped out to endorse elizabeth warren. i think he's a badly jealous hombre. here comes donald trump a second time in a row as our president. i take personal umbrage with what he said about who picks and packs all food in this country because it worked on a blueberry farm for eight summaries beginning at age of 12. it was legal, everybody calm down. i packed blueberries for eight summaries. i know you have a history working these kind of industries. he's trying to get attention but also i think he's dead wrong saying this. >> he's the latest one to use the stroke that comes from the '90s or 2000s.

it's no longer accurate and it was never relevant, the idea that only illegals can do things like working carpet bills or lay brick and block or mow lawns. as i think i did before i joined the marine corps and i would still be doing them had i not joined the marine corps. the difference is i paid income tax when i did them to a regulated standard that i could've been held accountable for. that's not what happens at illegal labor. it bothers me when they use this. let me say, we don't need kids drowning in the rio grande to have strawberries. we don't need laken riley being murdered to have our lawns mowed. if you think this is the only job illegals can do and not justification for opening the borders wide open, one, you are racist, and number two, you're absolutely advocating for the destruction of our country. in my opinion, the majority of reasons, because i'm from orgia, where there are second-generation and first-generation americans who are hispanic, most of mexican descent, and the parents came here and work their tails off. that's not what's happening.

these people i come here to get a hotel room in new york city, a free phone, and a stipend to live on for as long as they can, and they go to the emergency room and they bad for a diagnosis for their kids so they can keep doing it. we see it and hear it all the time. that's what's happening now. to compare those people to the people i grew up with that wanted to be part of the system and didn't have any way to do it, that shows you just have manipulated the democrats are on this issue. >> kennedy, when donald trump almost ten years ago next spring elevated the issue of illegal immigration and border security into the national consciousness, it was mired at 3-4% in the polls. this year in the election it was number two nationwide and in all seven swing states because people know what they see. but look what happened with all the workers, not just white non-college-educated households. hispanics, african americans, asian americans. they shifted to her donald trump in large part because of this issue. so it seems to me that this is a

misguided, politically and ideologically, and policy wise. you think the democrats are losing people forever now? >> if they keep on the check that julian castro is on, yes, they will, because it's a credible and misguided and it goes to show they seem to hispanic voters would vote the way they told them to by virtue of the fact that they had done it for so many generations. and they don't want to. they want self ownership. they want to be entrepreneurs. which is also why it is insulting, because a lot of people come to this country who come from nothing, who happen to be some of the wealthiest business owners the country has ever produced. that is what happened with a lot of black men. they see aspirational wealth -- donald trump not only knows how to talk to people, he's also a billionaire. so they look at that and they want to model themselves after that. they don't want to be seen as a person who is only going to work in a cannery or a person is only going to work very difficult jobs in agriculture. but that's how the democrats see them, and that's the biggest disconnect they've had.

>> excellent point. leslie, you can respond to that, but i wanted to ask you about this pro-hamas anti-israel sentiment and presence in your party. it's not just at a think ceiling day parade on college campuses. it's in the halls of congress. you have the squad that doesn't do squat, people voting against the resolution 11 short days after the october 7th massacre in israel against a resolution to condemn hamas. what's going on in your party? how do you root them out to mexico first of all, if you look at the data -- and i know you know polling data -- they didn't. they left our party. they either voted for president trump or jill stein where they stayed home. those are the numbers, first. second of all, unless they get what they want, they being the people that are pro-palestinian and pro-gaza, this is going to continue. >> what do they want? >> i have talked to these people. maybe some of them do. but what they want is a cease-fire isn't going to be enough for some of them. a two-state solution for some of them isn't enough. they don't want annexation.

and a lot of the things we are hearing from a governor huckabee talk about what he wants to do, to me that's only going to lead to further protests because it is going to be more settlements. there's not going to be a cease-fire. it could be annexation. they won't be a two-state solution. and certainly a cease-fire and a two-state solution are what the majority of those people want, but i've heard from some of them who say that doesn't even go far enough. seek out what a mess biden and harris have brought. jimmy, i look at these people i see, their humorless. there's no joy. what is the future of comedy in trump second term? >> the future of comedy is good on the trump side because you can't offend a trump crowd. i've tried everything. we have taken it to some places that violate the geneva convention. when it comes to these people interrupting the parade, you are interrupting a parade. you know what i mean connect first of all, it's insane, because no one is coming to a parade for this. but the idea that somebody's on the other side of the world and their policy decisions are being influenced -- "we were going to

wipe off hamas from the napa people could open a balloon on sixth avenue, so we're heading back to the bunker to reevaluate the whole thing." it's idiotic. everyone is lip-synching. it looks like an old kung fu movie because amounts are moving but the sound isn't there, and the sound is there but the mouth isn't moving. if you protest that, it might be. >> can't stand when they block -- not just any protest, left or right. i love our constitution. first amendment, baby. go, go, go. but this doesn't help your cause. i said that about people, not just pro-palestinian, but climate change, people on the right. >> i want to buy them some industrial strength glue so they can really successfully glue their hands in their body to the pavement. that's my form of giving. >> they are probably probably got arrested. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back. this story is bananas. crypto entrepreneur and billionaire justin son is fulfilling a promise he made to eat the banana art he paid a whopping $6.2 million for. yes, you heard that right. this man paid $6.2 million for a simple piece of the fruit duct taped to a wall. and it was done all in the name of art. jimmy, i can feel you laughing. would you eat the banana? >> it is a sad commentary on a democrat-run economy that a banana now goes for $6.2 million. he could blame my people for everything. >> you know what he's eating that banana floor, its for every woman who ever rejected him in his life. he is saying, i'm so rich, i can

now buy banana i don't even want for $6 million into seated for a lark. >> "revenge of the nerds" at at this point. >> that was middle finger money and it was his shot back at the women. >> seems like a better investment than anything kamala harris campaign for. >> we are not letting this go! >> i was going to come to you next. what bothers me, being the good liberal that i am, i can think of 6.000000 things could be better spent on. how many people don't have bananas to eat and are hungry could be fed with that? >> joe biden could be heading bananas instead of in nantucket. it takes a village to make collard greens and stuffing in d.c. time to hand out some bananas. >> kennedy, how about the price tag for that type of modern art? a lot of people get upset with that. >> that's why art is beautiful, because that was so incredibly absurd. i love that he gobbled it up

like, i really needed some potassium. my calves were camping early in the day and i feel much better. i would love to duct tape an entire fruit basket to the wall and see if he'll give me $10.2 million. i'll take his money. and i think the artist is laughing all the way to the bank. that's the beauty of the free market. if someone will pay for it, there is a market for it. and that is what that duct tape banana was worth. what was sold for and what he paid for it. >> and what do you think? did he get his money's worth? >> we later found out the artist was hunter biden. [laughter] >> you can't leave him alone! events won. be happy. >> like she said, which is what i was going to say, that dude got a hell of a lot better deal than any of the kamala donors did because at least he got a banana. >> fan mail friday is up next. i think, right? [laughs] ♪ ♪

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the horn. the first question is from debbie the facebook. what are you naturally good at? debbie says i can draw, you might be great with numbers. what comes easy to you, whether you use this town or not? >> and great with numbers. all math and science my whole life. i can memorize people's phone numbers, birthdates, kids names. i can't design, draw, or decorate. no one ever wanted to be my partner in pictionary, debbie, because i start with a circle every time. i say it's a rocke ship launchiw did you not see this? >> turns out it's a banana taped to the wall. leslie, what are you good at? >> i'm an organizing maven. you know the guy at the circus with the plates? that's me. second, i can tie a cherry stem in a knot with my tongue. >> sounds like something you put on a dating profile. joey, clean it up. >> i'm good with a peep sight. i can shoot iron sights on a gun or lock a compound bow.

i take a bunch of buddies on a hunting trip every year to go bow hunting, and i have the best shot every year and i shoot my bow once a year, on that hunt. >> so we naturally good shooter. impressive. >> we had a bear problem and i texted her a little while about what to do about the bear problem. >> i did not tell her to shoot it. >> is that a true story? >> that's a true story. i'm good at making people mad for some reason. people on all sides tend to get mad at me. it doesn't matter if it's a joke or something serious. there are other people in my family have this gift i'm also really good, for whatever reason, at rerenting other. >> whoa. >> i still maintain i'm an excellent driver. >> i think that's what makes people mad. >> i've never gotten into a car accident i was awake for. as far as i'm concerned, merricy record is spotless. is there a habit or something you need to do daily to make your day feel complete?

>> i need to cook every day. i'm an average cook but i do like to try, and i think it's important to provide hot meals for the kids. >> love that great. >> coffee. i have to have coffee in the morning. >> i feel like hygiene doesn't count, so let's go with, i drink preworkout every day and i have every day since 2007. i used to sneak it into the hospital. >> you like those little shakes? >> oh, yeah. i cut my geeky juice because you get all geeked up on it. >> i dig that. >> bathtub. i buy it from a guy on a corner. i have to work out in some form every day. >> i dig that. my big go to, i like to smoke cigars but you can't smoke them every day because the kind of bad for you. you know what i mean? that's how bill clinton got into the mess that he did. >> he didn't get into this because he smoked a cigar. >> you behave down there! face the question from carol.

which childhood sitcom would you have wanted to be a cast member of? >> "laverne and shirley." because that's everyone. >> i can't remember which one i would like to be. >> i am squiggy myself. >> the brady bunch. maureen mccormick texts me sometimes on twitter or that's what i want to be. >> marsha, marsha, marsha. >> "full house" all the way. >> the family can't get in because people are squatting when they remade the house in san francisco. >> aunt becky was in the clink. >> for bribing somebody to get into college. >> i would say "diff'rent strokes." because that's the one with biden and fetterman. >> behave, everybody! >> one more thing, up next. ♪ ♪ for more than a decade

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that's my belief. australians are crazy. oh, yeah, is he a frequent visitor. everything on that continent island can kill with you poison and venom or looks like an alien and they think it's cool. they live among it. no big deal. >> jimmy: hot damn tickets on sale now for a night of comedy featuring myself adam carolla, jim breuer, anthony row diehl dea long island university. school i got rejected from. the only way can i get in there and only way can i get on campus. thursday night, december 12th, a night of comedy, tickets at fox nation.com. let's go. >> honorary doctorate. because i live in l.a. the l.a. county sheriff's department has their very own therapy dog named willow brock. nominee for the first responder paws therapy dog award. more than 25 pups in the running. >> kennedy: that's all for us. good night. >> gillian: good evening from washington. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. millions