was addicted to drugs and made really bad decisions, who is now putting their life back together, and hopefully they can do restitution to move forward. >> are you concerned about the precedent this will set with pardon power going forward? >> very much so. i think, if president trump chooses to use it, he did in his first term. i just think pardons should be the rarity, not the norm. again, i think it sets a bad precedent, and that is -- >> perhaps just a concern about the rule of law, as well. thank you very much. we appreciate you coming on today. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> back tomorrow, you can catch me and john roberts 1:00 p.m. on "america reports." "the five" starts right about now. ♪ ♪

>> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. happens every monday! along with ted jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and charlie hurt. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> dr. biden, do you support the pardon of hunter? >> dana: first lady jill biden breaking her silence saying that she supports what some are calling the most sweeping pardon since richard nixon. president biden issuing a blanket pardon for his son hunter covering a decade-long period where hunter had been convicted of tax and gun crimes as well as other offenses that haven't even been adjudicated yet. the president argues that hunter got a raw deal and singled out because he is his son. biden even portrayed it as an act of honesty, saying, "for my entire career i have followed a simple principle: just tell the american people the truth."

but many feel that it smacks in the face of reality, and these repeated denials president biden gave to the media. >> i will not pardon him. >> will you accept the jury's outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? >> yes. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> dana: now looks like someone's not getting their story straight. the last clip we showed you a president biden was from june, and then this. according to nbc news, june is when joe biden was discussing the hunter pardon with his aides, some of whom decided at the time that he would publicly say he would not pardon his son even though doing so remained on the table. however, just today, karine jean-pierre said that was a recent development. watch. >> he said he came to this decision this weekend, and he said he wrestled with this. because he believes in the justice system, but he also

believes that there were politics infecting the process that led to a miscarriage of justice. >> the justice system is broken? >> he believes in the justice department. >> you just s said it infected with politics. >> i just that i will not interfere. >> how many selective prosecutions are there at the doj? >> what i can speak to is this particular case. >> dana: i'm not going to subject you to this everything, unless we needed, about how karine jean-pierre said a million times from the podium that he would not do the pardon. but that's what happened. we'll take it on the table. judge, let's start with you. the one thing about this pardon is how sweeping it is. like anything he did in that time frame. >> judge jeanine: did you notice that? and some of those years, it encompasses the years that david weiss, is the so-called special counsel, i think he is, allowed the statute of limitations to run in the highest earning years that hunter biden had, and it certainly involved his father

and his business dealings. they have done everything they can to try and cover up what they did. they have denied, they have lied. joe biden started out this presidency by saying, "i know nothing about my son's businesses," and he's ending his presidency by lying again and pardoning his son. the bottom line here is that they're afraid of something. they're afraid of the trump justice department weaponized and going after hunter for things david weiss did not indict him for. and only donald trump can speak to that issue. but let me just say a couple things, and i'll be very quick here. they knew that jail time was coming for hunter biden. he's convicted of two celanese. not one, two. if joe biden says there is no reasonable who would look at these facts and reach the same conclusion, he was singled out because of being his son, he was singled out because he was your son, then why didn't you fire

merrick garland? if the justice department is so selective in their prosecutions, fire the guy that you hired, okay? let's talk about the fact that he's always said no one is above the law. hunter biden is a classic example of someone -- a classic example of someone above the law, because he was never even sentenced. most of the pardons we hear about our pardons or someone has served their time, they paid their debt to society, and they are going to end up getting it removed. it is an impediment going forward. not this case. we won't even know what his sentence would have been. for him to call out the media and selective prosecution is absurd. a jury found him guilty. are you saying you don't believe in a jury system anymore, mr. president? by the way, is your son stupid? he pled guilty to six tax evasion counts. if that is selective prosecution, why didn't he take it to trial and say this is selective prosecution?

it's all about a joe biden lying. he is starting and ending his presidency in the same way. >> dana: and charlamagne tha god said this today, jessica. >> i just want democrats to stop acting like they are on this moral high ground politically, when they have shown us they're not. whether they are skipping the primary process when biden stepped down, things like biden pardoning his son. stop acting like y'all are the pure party and republicans aren't. >> dana: mixed reaction from the left on this. what you say? >> jessica: there is. a lot of people are doing political jockeying. if i'm thinking about running on the future, i want to be on record as saying this is an abuse of power, and maybe we should have a larger conversation about presidential pardons, because it seems perhaps they are too sleeping that on your way out you can just about do anything. i think for a lot of rank-and-file democrats they actually would rather see joe biden do this, because this feels like mitch mcconnell vibes. someone who is like, we are not going to see merrick garland before donald trump comes into office. i'm going to make sure that supreme court seat is open.

it has more backbone than they are used to seeing from joe biden. he should have always said maybe, though, about this. you guys asked me, do you believe him? i said i have no reason not to believe him, that you would think that any parent would be thinking in the back of their mind, i don't want my kid to go to jail. and if it is true what karine jean-pierre said about the timing of this, i'm sure that this weekend the news rolled in that charles kushner is going to be an ambassador to france, a very cushy job, someone who has pardon for what chris christie, who prosecuted him, called one of the most loathsome and disgusting crimes. the guy videotaped -- anyway, the juxtaposition -- >> charlie: he served time, right? >> judge jeanine: he did paid he paid his debt to society. that's the end of it. >> dana: the nbc news report, jessica, says -- this is nbc news saying that biden was saying publicly, of course i'm not going to pardon him, but

then privately having conversations saying of course it's on the table. this is why no one believed them anyway. now all the lies -- i had the four lies, i'm going to add the fish fly. >> jessica: i don't disagree with that. he should have always said, "maybe, i don't know. i have to see where the chips fall on this." but one of the messages that came out of the election was voters don't think donald trump is a threat to democracy, they don't care about norms or any of the things democrats were campaigning on. and i think joe biden just essentially said, on my way out, i don't care anymore and i'm just going to protect my kid. >> dana: i'm not sure i'm buying all of that. >> i would protect my kid if jesse jr. did something bad. >> dana: you probably wouldn't let him be on the board of burisma and send you a check. >> jesse: i would need the money like joe biden's family, who could make an honest buck. >> jessica: you make that much. this is prime time. >> jesse: my mother wouldn't pardon me but i'm sure my father lead. everyone knew he would pardon his son.

even jessica knew. you didn't expect joe biden to lie? an end has lied his whole career, jessica. politicians lie. democrats are now trying to wrap their heads around the fact that, maybe they are not the party of moral superiority. maybe we are not the party of democrat ideals and principles. how many lies can you guys take it? they lied about the laptop, the lad leak, the two, and other pardon. even democrats are saying, i don't feel so great about these guys saying that these are the parties of principal anymore. these guys and others these politicians proved time and time again, they are just the regular sleazy scummy corrupt politicians. >> jessica: just like trump. >> jesse: all politicians lie to protect the families and power and money, jessica. anyone with a brain could see this coming a mile away. the differences trump wouldn't have lied about it. he would come in and say, i'm going to pardon him, fire the fbi director, and appoint my

cabin if they gave me trouble. he probably will, and people expect that. we want people that keep promises, not people who break promises. and this just proves the entire term was a cover-up. as the judge said, a blanket pardon, just when the portfolio for ukraine got handed to the big guy? what's that about, jessica? why would he need to go back that far? think about it. this whole set up that they had was a big money laundering scheme. he go around the world, sell access to his dad, and then the fbi and the cia would look to see who was trying to scam the u.s. government, and every notice that everyone around hunter biden is either in prison or on federal wiretaps? this whole thing was an intelligence operation. >> jessica: when jared moscowitz asked james comer, he said, i'll do it. let's impeach joe biden. and james comer flipped out and

no republicans wanted to go on record, because they didn't have it. >> jesse: donald trump got impeached for looking into what joe just pardon his son for. you guys said it's okay for foreign nationals to bribe a first family? as long as it doesn't hit his checking account? and then it hits a checking account and you're like, i don't know. >> dana: charlie, you've been in d.c. for a while, seen a lot of things. on a scale of 1 to 10, ten being the most brazen, how brazen is this? >> charlie: it's pretty brazen, but i agree we all knew this was going happen. it's not surprising that he lied. he's lied throughout his entire career. before barack obama plucked him out of the security, he was known almost exclusively for his failure at campaigns because he lied about absolutely everything. so all of that is not really a surprise. i think it's kind of interesting is the democrat reaction. i think the fact that they are kind of freaking out has a lot to do with the fact that -- it's like joe biden rolled another grenade into the democrat party as he's being forced off the

stage. by confirming basically what donald trump's entire campaign is, which is that the department of justice is filled with corruption, and that there are all these political persecutions going on. and now -- if you read his statement and just take out the sort of absurd things he says about hunter biden being persecuted, it sounds like a statement that donald trump would have made. the truth is hunter biden is the most privileged criminal in washington. he's gotten every advantage. so when he talks about political persecution, it's not in the way we think. the last thing i think is interesting, usually politicians wait until january 20th to drop their controversial pardons. he's doing it now. so my question is, who is he going to pardon on january 20th? is he going to pardon his brother? is he going to pardon himself? this pardon is so extraordinary, because of the length, but also because it was a prospective party. to pardon him all the way to

midnight, it pardoned him into the future. which is a great thing to have. is he going to pardon himself into the future when he walks out the door? i would bet money that joe biden pardons himself. >> dana: pick-your-own-pardon-adventure. >> charlie: think of the things you could do. it's like a dr. seuss book. >> dana: but it doesn't rhyme, unfortunately. coming up, james carville picking apart the harris campaign by picking apart the democrat brand with one of those grenades. ♪ ♪ come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life.

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these musical. >> judge jeanine: the democrats are now looking for a makeover after kamala's embarrassing loss, and completely overhaul their image as the party of woke elites who want to police your pronouns. for a democrat lawmaker tim ryan is offering this advice. >> our brand is toxic, in so many places. it's like, you're a democrat? that's the stuff we get in ohio. so we need a complete reboot. we need a complete reboot with the dnc. we need a complete rebranding. we've got to get back to establishing our values. what does it mean to be a democrat? people want to trust us. didn't want to go to donald trump. i'm telling you, the middle-of-the-road people are holding their nose to vote for him, but we did not give them enough. >> judge jeanine: wow. but james carville fears it might be too late for a makeover, and kamala blowing nearly $2 billion has caused irreparable damage. >> these fund-raisers are burned. they are really pissed now.

the damage that the 2024 campaign has done, the damage this decade has done to the democratic brand is almost unfathomable. you can audit the campaign, audit the dnc, so people can know. i'm telling you, without complete transparency, two and a half billion dollars. do you have any idea where that money went? >> judge jeanine: jessica, he says two and a half billion dollars. is james carville right? has kamala done this unfathomable damage in terms of -- is it because of her as a candidate to the democrat party, or is it because of the money that she wasted and is still trying to raise? >> jessica: out to get her to put it on kamala when biden was clearly part of this. the timeline goes back a year

ahead when he could have bowed out. she might have been selected but i don't think it's fair to crusher with this. it's always always bigger than just one person, the kind of messaging. >> judge jeanine: trump was all about trump. >> jessica: yes, he was, and continues to be, and i wish him well on his second term. [laughter] i understand what tim ryan is talking about. sherrod brown has been extreme and successful statewide in ohio until this last election. i know that he lost, but these are people who have genuine working class bona fides and ways of talking about it. every demographic group, democrats underperformed with, except people with a college degree and a postgraduate degree. so that's obviously something we need to work on.

we also picked up and held the key senate seats and that shouldn't be ignored. seats like jared golden and pat ryan, very competitive seats. so it wasn't like democrats that rejected across the board. >> judge jeanine: well, the republicans have the house, the senate, and the oval, so the pretty big rejection. let me ask you this, jesse. tim ryan. why did it take a loss for him to come out and say we've got to be more into what the working american is worried about? didn't he realize that he was part of the con himself, with drag queen story hour and men and women sports? all of a sudden now we get it. >> jesse: it's like when someone breaks up with you. you start looking inward. "was it something i did?" every time you lose, whether it's a football team or anybody, you look at the tape and figure out what you did wrong and you try to win next time. but i love how this government burns or trillions of dollars, and kamala burn to disk $2.5 million in everyone's looking for every penny?

the taxes we pay are not sacred but donors lose money and everyone is like, oh, my god, where did the money go exactly burn through -- what is it, $35 trillion in debt? come on! the democrats don't even want to open the books but she's in debt and they're all accountants now? and like that. jessica, will follow the money and this is where some of it went. you guys keep saying you're going to knock on all the stores in pennsylvania, but doing it on sunday afternoons during the eagles games. everybody was slamming the door in your face. guess what was free? it. >> jessica: my mother's face had no door slammed in it. this. >> jesse: that's because she's a beautiful woman. >> jessica: i hope she's watching. >> jesse: a lot of people rejected the expensive doorknocker's. i don't know why she did that when rogan was free. why would you do that and then pay oprah a million dollars? >> jessica: you think he would have saved her? honestly. >> jesse: does he charge a million dollars for a trump town hall? why did she spend half a million

dollars on al sharpton? why did she spend a million dollars on bruce springsteen? he's a billionaire. if he wanted to help her, when i do the concert for free? she was either getting shaken down behind her back and didn't know it, she was paying off her allies, where this is a big money laundering operation. imagine how she would have been as president. ct where the democrats go from here? people have real name recognition. does that have to be a new kind of democrat candidate? >> dana: i think has loves a vacuum and it will continue until somebody steps up. one thing about tim ryan is that he has been saying that, but no one listened to him. when he ran for president on the democratic side of the primary, he was saying all of those things in the left left them out of the room and said there's no room for you in this party. so he has been outside throwing rocks against the white house door saying some he should listen to me. talking about especially the

working class. and they ignored him. and they paid a price for it. so i don't know who emerges. there is a guy from wisconsin, i can't remember his first name. he's the state party chairman in wisconsin. he's the first person to step up and say, i'll do it. i have an idea, have a message. one of the things are going to have to do is figure out a way to deal with the left-wing dark many groups that were funding all these activities and pushing the party farther and farther to the left. i don't know how they break that, but they have to do that, they have to deal with the fact they lost the working class. how do you get them back? with the agenda? what are you going to do and s say? as you pointed out, the republicans won the white house, the house, or kept the house, barely, admittedly, but they have more people in the senate. and also we have all these court cases coming through with the conservative court.

the democrats maybe shut up for another cycle. >> judge jeanine: very well said. charlie, what about the fact that it seems like bernie sanders and even james carville are kind of on the d.o.g.e. level? we need to dig deep. isn't that a good sign? >> charlie: his agenda is not some right-wing agenda. it's very much a common sense agenda that, if you actually put the trump derangement syndrome aside and actually listen and pay attention, it is actually a really good, unifying message. i think, for republicans going forward, if donald trump actually makes good on a lot of his agenda items, he could be looking at doing the truly unthinkable. he's already done the unthinkable by beating not one, that two incumbents, basically, if you call hillary clinton and

incumbent. two incumbents with half as much money as the other person. this is an thinkable and politics. he could also undo the other curse, that the party in power in the white house always loses massively in the first midterms. he could undo it if he made good on these agenda items that people like bernie sanders applaud. the problem with the democrat party i think is so much deeper than i think anybody realizes. if you have a dei party, which is what this is, and she was a perfect candidate, a terrible candidate but the best they could come up with, she didn't get 75 million votes. 75 million people voted for her because they didn't like donald trump. she didn't earn a single one of them. the problem for the party goes back many years, and i think barack obama kind of managed to paper over these problems by trying to put this racial

coalition together, because he was kind of cool. and democrats can't find another cool candidate. it's not going to be kamala harris. i don't know who it's going to be. i think bernie sanders is too old now, and i don't think it's going to be aoc because she's too left-wing. >> judge jeanine: there you have it. up next, he's the deep state's worst nightmare. trump taps kash patel for fbi director. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: president-elect trump dropping a bomb on the deep state by dropping kash patel to lead the fbi. he says he'll work to snuff out america's crime epidemic, and human trafficking. all the usual suspect in the

media are spooked. listen. >> it's a terrible development for men and women of the fbi. kash patel is profoundly unqualified for this job. it's not even a matter for debate. >> i haven't seen with the proof is that the fbi has been weaponized, and the deep state has never defined it. anybody who doesn't do the will of donald trump. >> jesse: so the reaction to this, charlie -- . [laughs] similar to the matt gaetz nomination reaction. >> charlie: the enemy of these people is going to be my friend no matter what. it's the greatest endorsement you could possibly come up with. this is going to be -- we were talking a minute ago, and it's true, with the defenestration of matt gaetz. these are going to be the hearings to watch. this is going to be the opportunity to put the department of justice on trial. it's going to be fantastic

watching these hearings, and kash patel has a lot of experience. for example, we would not know about the steele dossier and what a fraud it is if not for the work that they do, and he was his right-hand guy. it's hard to overstate how much credit he deserves for donald trump getting elected. he wouldn't even be -- of all of that hadn't been exposed, the depth of the rot in department of justice had been exposed, i don't think donald trump could have come back and won reelection. these hearings are going to be amazing. i don't know whether or not -- i would imagine that most republicans are going to look at him and say, assuming he does a good job, we are going to give trump his pick. >> jesse: they're going to be tight. he can't afford to lose more than three, right? >> dana: one thing i thought was interesting, if you have a chance to listen to or read what

trey gowdy said about kash patel last night -- let's say you don't know kash patel from anybody, couldn't pick him out of a lineup, you do trust somebody like trey gowdy, who said he is an excellent choice, that he'll do do a terrific job. and i'm like, trey gowdy? i wouldn't imagine there's a lot of republicans -- if they are like, i don't know who this guy is but i'm initially concerned, you hear from semi like trey gowdy who has a lot of integrity and a lot of credibility still on the hill is a lot of other people down, i think that says a lot. the other thing is that the hunter biden pardon takes a lot of pressure off of kash patel, because now -- that was going to be the big story going into the week, and it no longer is because president biden decided to make the news and step on that story. [laughter] see when he decided it over thanksgiving dinner into nantucket. how do you see kash patel, jessica? >> jessica: the good news is he's not being accused of having

sex with a minor, so the bar is up here. that's good. also, in good news, he put his enemies list out there. it's in his book, "government gangsters." i guess his vision for reforming the fbi is being angry at people who worked for barack obama and republicans who are mean to trump. >> jesse: not a bad place to start. >> jessica: sure. bill barr, who i know some people on the republican side or, i guess, the maga side think of as squishy have now said he be the deputy director of the fbi "over his dead body." just want to make sure i get that correct. he is an avid children's book author. "the plot against the king." send it for the holidays. cleo could use it. anti-vaxbotched the rescue of a 27-year-old american being

held in nigeria. he fabricated the fact that the government over there knew about it. mark esper has spoken about this. but otherwise i think he totally qualified. >> jesse: but they got the hostages out. >> jessica: do you think it's okay -- >> jesse: they got them out, right? the hostage was rescued so it wasn't really botched. what do you believe kash patel is all about, judge? >> judge jeanine: i don't know him that well. he's one of the few people i haven't interviewed. i don't know why. he was involved in the first trump administration. but i'll tell you what i like about what i have read. he's interested in a declassification office, in the fbi, where all government agencies have to request a classification so that those deep staters that what's his name doesn't seem to know, that raskin doesn't seem to know who they are or what it means, i can tell you in eight of my books. so that they can't just block the american people from getting information based upon it being

classified. i think it's brilliant. i'm very much behind it. the democrats have weaponized government. they've done it for years, and they did it in the fisa court with an unverified document, money that the steele dossier was paid for by hillary clinton through her law firm, and it goes on and on. there's been no consequence for those people who relying about that unverified one. no consequence, nothing. even court did nothing. i'd be disbarred for it, but you would dare to come to me to spy on an american through the fisa court, through a lie that you know is unverified. but, in the end, i think that is one of the most important things he can do, and we want to know about jfk, we want to know about 9/11. i want to know about crooks. what about this for an encryption act, this app that he has that is encrypted, that nobody can get into? i want to know what that says.

>> jesse: you just for the talking points against staging. apparently he's a children's author. that's the best you've got, i think you're in trouble. got to go to great, jessica, sorry. so mean. rfk jr. is bulking up the body slam democrats at his confirmation showdown. ♪ ♪ fast, significant pain relief. easy and clean to apply. it dries faster than most. i love that i can quickly apply blue-emu even in the middle of the night and get right back to bed and to sleep.

♪ ♪ >> jessica: rfk jr. posting another one his classic shirtless workout videos and joking that he is "practicing" for his confirmation hearing as hhs secretary. watch this. ♪ ♪ ["i have the tiger" playing] ["eye of the tiger" playing]

>> okay, robert! >> jessica: shockingly, that's not the only shirtless rfk jr. video going around. his wife posted a video promoting her beauty products, and then he is appearing naked showering in the background. jesse, i would like to go to you on some sort of authority. i don't really know. can a man in his 70s hold muscle mass like that naturally? >> jesse: i would know about that. i'm clean. let the record show. i understand central casting. i don't want an obese lobbyist at hhs. i want a farmer at agriculture. i would probably want a former drug dealer at the dea, because it takes one to no one, jessica. you got to know what to look for. i just think it's unfair that you had to get to see this and we don't get to see any of the female members of the cabinet. i'd like to see maybe linda mcmahon doing yoga. i'm asking you to hold my hand.

tulsi surfing? i don't know. it's just not fair. charlie and i need to see some eye candy, too. >> jessica: yikes. dana, do you like your hhs secretaries topless? >> dana: there's something going on in the country right now. the make america healthy movement and the moms -- not just the moms. there's a lot of people, especially people of means, that have been able to make some choices that are about health, and sometimes getting the sugar out of your food and getting the preservatives -- if you make that decision, sometimes that's not available to a wider audience of people, and it's hard to break yourself from eating things like sugared cereals and things. there are people looking at this going, are there parts of what rfk jr. says that i could say i'm on board with that? are there other things that you

think, actually that doesn't make any logical sense, that's not based on science? he's going to have a hearing that people will watch with great attention. >> jesse: is he going to have his shirt on or off at the hearing? >> dana: i think he will challenge congressman nadler to a shirtless push-up contest. >> jesse: oh, boy. can he do one? >> dana: i know they don't get confirmed in the house. it's a joke, everybody. >> jessica: judge, one of the most serious things that will come up in the confirmation hearing is his stance on vaccines and not thinking it should be mandatory for schools to have polio and measles vaccines. how do you think that's going to play? >> judge jeanine: first of all, i don't know which vaccines he's in favor of. i've never seen a guy work out in a gym with jeans on. i mean, what guy works out with jeans on? >> dana: remember that one guy he was in the leather pants? lenny kravitz. >> jesse: ladies...

>> judge jeanine: one of the things i think is so important about rfk and making america healthy is the fact that he wants to take all the plastics and all the dyes out of our foods and froot loops. yesterday i was making a grilled cheese and tomato soup for my grandson who had never had one, and i started to google what is really american cheese. you know those singles that you read about? they are not cheese. they can't be called cheese. actually took a lighter and i took a light to those singles, and it doesn't burn. it doesn't melt, okay? so my point in telling you this is that i'm all in for rfk. i want our kids to be healthy, i want america not to be the most chronically ill country in the world, or chronically diseased, and i think this is a guy who is honest enough to make sure he's going to take the fda to its knees, as well as the cdc.

>> jessica: charlie, measles? >> charlie: all i can say is i would far rather see rfk without his shirt on then our current hhs secretary. that's for certain. and i also think it is really funny, rfk was beloved in the democrat party until he started asking questions about the government and the government's involvement in whether it is vaccines or food industry, drug industry, and then he became a pariah, and of course he wound up in the arms of donald trump, which is the funniest thing of all. he's like pariah times ten now. but i think he is an inspired pick, and i think he's going to be fantastic. >> jessica: we loved him until he got a brain worm. i'm sorry to cut you off. >> charlie: how did you know he had a brain worm? >> jessica: he told us. >> charlie: you already hated him for a long time. >> jessica: "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪

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i have one. i'd be so lost without mine. we are talking about mentors, right? yes. a mentor can guide you. support you. and unlock your potential. being a mentor can be just as life-changing. and inspire the next generation. helping someone find their path can transform your own. so find a mentor. wait, can i do both? let me ask my mentor. of course, you can. bring someone along on your journey, and see where it takes you. ♪ ♪ >> charlie: welcome back. it's not easy being green. "wicked" is being slapped with a trigger warning in the u.k. advising audiences about scenes were a green skinned woman is

mocked, and talking animals are persecuted. jesse, i know that "wicked" is your favorite broadway protection >> jesse: top three. [laughter] >> charlie: very upset about this? i'm sure you've seen the movie all the bull times. >> jesse: i saw "back to the future" over the weekend and there was a lot of bullying there. remember mcfly with biff, bullied the crap outta him. but i didn't need a trigger warning for that. did you know when michael j. fox goes back in time, his mom wants to have sex with him? his mom wants to sleep with michael j. fox. >> judge jeanine: those are two different things. >> jesse: what do you consider sleeping with somebody? >> jessica: that was a thing in "boogie nights" too. >> jesse: i've never seen that. >> jessica: you are too young.

>> charlie: reoffended by the green character? >> jessica: no, and i'm really excited to see "wicked." i've heard sensational things about it and i really loved the broadway show. is that weird? everyone wants to see "wicked." >> judge jeanine: i don't. >> charlie: i think "wicked" is terrible. it's just a reflexive celebration of the witch for no reason. they're just trying to be counterculture and it doesn't work. >> judge jeanine: by the way, who wear the green people who objected? i don't get it. i really don't. who was offended by this to are the green people out there that i don't know about? >> charlie: that's a pretty good standard. if you have to be green in order to complain, that settles a lot of things. >> dana: it's hard to believe that the u.k. used to rule the world. what has happened? the thing is, the point is that she gets bullied for being green. that's the point of the movie, it's a moral lesson. >> charlie: and british humor is some of the best there is. >> jesse: monty python.

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>> dana: time now for "one more" judge, kick us off. >> judge jeanine: i do go first if you haven't seen us already check out fox nation's hit series martin scorsese's the saints. brand new episode sebastian dropped on sunday. it's available on fox nation.com. sebastian was someone who served in the prey torian guard. you will love it. watch it. i love it you should too. so there. >> dana: that's it. jessica? >> jessica: check out this little 1-year-old liam couldn't help but smile when tried on new glasses. always smiling baby more smiley than ever.

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