gun. but his first round goes in to his leg. he's a few feet behind the victim. he shoots him in the leg, which is not indicative of a pro. and he also leaves three live rounds on the sidewalk as well as three shell casings. you know, he was walking along like he was taking his dog out. he could have picked up the rounds or at least the live rounds. because when a round cycles through a weapon, oftentimes the fingerprints are burned off of the shell casing. however, live rounds, even if he's using gloves in his workshop, it could be -- you could find dna or fingerprints on those. those live rounds will be very interesting. i also -- one of the -- >> i'm jumping on you rudely. here's "the five." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with judge

jeanine pirro, kennedy, tyrus and jesse. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." two major crime stories roiling the biggest city in america. the judge is sending the jury home in the daniel penny man slaughter trial. no verdict yet. they'll be back tomorrow. we're getting reaction from mayor eric adams on the case. let's look at that. >> you have someone on that subway who was responding. doing what we should have done as a city and a state of having a better mental health facility. those passengers were afraid. i've been on the subway system. i know what it is to wrestle or fight with someone. based on all the facts laid out, a jury of his peers will make the right decision. >> dana: and there's another shocking crime story in new york

city. we're getting brand new photos of the cold-blooded killer that cops say fatal religioned down brian thompson. he was the ceo of united healthcare insurance. thompson was a father of two. his wife said that the recipient of threats was her husband in present times. chilling video showing the moment when the gunman shoots brian thompson at close range in the back on the streets of midtown manhattan. his gun appeared to jam at one point. here's what a witness that was present at the scene says he heard. >> i hear shots. i was parking the car. i heard shots. when i looked, man down. yeah. then the guy crossed and run. a white male, all in block. he crossed the street. then i called 911. yeah. maybe someone else already called. a guy, he was here, this corner

the whole night. >> dana: yeah. >> who was on the corner? >> the guy that shot the guy. >> dana: all right. we have the two big stories. let's start with the daniel penny case. judge jeanine, you can tell us your interpretation of what the jury asked today and the decision to send them home once again. >> jeanine: okay. i'm very impressed with this jury starting with the first question that the jury came back with. that was a question as to the criminal charges, how they related to the facts and the defensive justification. so they knew right away what they had to do was create some kind of umbrella. these are the parameters which were working. justification, of course, is a defense but it's not a defense that the defense has to prove. it's a defense that the people have to disprove beyond a reasonable doubt. the next group of questions had to do with issues that i think are extremely telling as to where this jury is going.

and the last group of questions had to do with the medical examiner that i've been very critical of. this level one medical examiner that claims she was a medical 2. they specifically in the question say, we want the cross examination of dr. harris, the cross examination of course by a former prosecutor. n"happennow they want in her se death certificate, she wouldn't have changed her mind even if the tests showed a fentanyl overdose. right away the jury says we want to read this again. then they go on. we would like to hear off the testimony up to and including the part where she admits that she told the grand jury that she didn't know if she observed sufficiently consistent pressure, which is contrary and brought out by the defense to what she was alleging when she

testified on direct examination with the prosecution. this jury has honed right in on the inconsistency, the fact that there was a cause of death before the toxicology, before the histology, because this was a case of high public interest that the chief medical examiner came in, this guy named graham, and he changes the cause of death. the defense did such an excellent job where they said it took ten days after the interview, after the interview of danny penny, after he voluntarily went in to speak with the police. then all of a sudden they have no additional tests. now the cause of death is something where we want to charge him. they asked for danny penny, his testimony. a 30-minute interview. he's so calm. he doesn't know that neeley is dead. danny penny said i did it because that's what i trained as

a marine to do. he said he was going to kill someone. the car froze. everybody froze. we know from all of the prosecution witnesses that the defense has made its case through those witnesses. this is a phenomenal trial. they have gone home for the night. they need more testimony tomorrow that will be read to them, but they are spot on. this isn't going to be -- someone said well, they just want to let him go. no, this is a smart jury. they know exactly what the issues are. the vulnerabilities and where they're headed. >> dana: okay. so let's then take all of that and bring it back again tomorrow. hope we get a verdict tomorrow. >> jeanine: we will. >> dana: we talk about what happened this morning at 6:46 a.m. a few blocks from here with the healthcare ceo being shot in the back by a masked gunman that ran off and is still on the loose. >> looking at that video is the

most disturbing -- again, you don't want to jump to conclusions but feels like it was a planned hit. the one witness said the individual, the suspect had been outside on the corner all night. he knew this individual was coming there. the part that really makes me feel this is not a random hit or robbery, he was catching -- as he shot -- the reason why the shot was delayed, he made sure he caught his bullet. no evidence. took his time. hit him again. admired his work. knew where the cameras were. the only mistake he made is when he crossed the street. something he didn't plan on was coming at him that way. the other thing is strange is his car service. >> dana: the victim's car service. >> yes. you can see the other individual holding -- when he sees it, he takes off running. human reaction, he's in a car. he should get the hell out of there. he should ram the other car off. that car does not move.

that's another question. seems like they were waiting for him to be at that position at that time, and that's the part that is most disturbing to me. so you don't want to say it, but looked like a hit to me in my opinion. >> dana: jesse, either case, we have these two things happening. they're not related per se -- >> jesse: i agree with tyrus. looked like a professional job. the guy was cool, calm, collected. he had a silencer, an escape plan, a disguise. looks like an assassination. this guy makes $10 million a year. the largest healthcare company in the country. i think they have $80 billion in profit last year, this is a behemoth. they deny a lot of claims. that could be motivation. john walsh is on tonight to speculate on motivation also. i don't know. this guy could have a personal life that could have been chaotic. you just don't know about these things. there's an anti trust action at

the department of justice. anything is possible. this guy was obviously targeted. this doesn't happen in america. you don't have a fortune 500 ceo get whacked at 6:30 a.m. that's what's carry. i don't know what else to add. the judge covered it beautifully. you have a mentally ill ex-con threatening people's live in a lock box underground, a former marine tries to protect people, these things happen. it's tragic. these things happen. it's sad. there's no racial animosity here. it's just sad. if you have a guilty verdict here, what that does, men are bred to protect people. it's in our instinct. it's all cultures, all races. if you have a guilty verdict come down, it's an attack on the male instinct to protect vulnerable people. you've been on subways.

there's fight as lot in this town where men come in that don't even know the couple, break it up, take your hands off of her. a crazy guy on the subway. back off, buddy. calm down. those things can happen like that. if a man hesitates because he sees this case come down a bad way, there's going to be a lot of people that will be hurt in this city. >> dana: you don't want a chilling effect on people that are willing to help protect others. >> jesse: right. >> dana: kennedy, final word on anything you want to talk about. >> i hope we live in a society as if i'm a womaning riding the subway by myself or if one of my girls are, i hope there's a guy like daniel penny that stands up and protects them. we want a society where there's people like that protect vulnerable people. that's the way it should be. there's not always a cop there. this is a city where you have two very clear contrasts between good and evil.

daniel penny, he's the good person. he was a stand up guy. doing what he should do. and then you have evil people like that, lying in wait without hesitation take someone's live. we don't know the motivation but we know it exists. maybe someone like that sees the vulnerabilities in the criminal justice system and feels they won't get charged or caught. that's terrifying. so i hope we have more daniel pennies in the world. the more we stand on pins and needles waiting on this verdict, more people -- i think people think he did the right thing. under alvin bragg's watch, they will be punished for the wrong things. >> dana: a jury verdict tomorrow. >> let's hope he's home for christmas. >> dana: ahead, gavin newsome is turning on biden over hunter's pardon. ♪

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♪ >> kennedy: democrats are having a hard time as they try to swallow the bitter pill of john bolton's pardon for hunter. crushed by the fact that joe lied through his false teeth and now it might have just cost joe his most loyal and slickest foot soldier, gavin newsome telling politco that while he understands the instinct to protect hunter, i took the president at his word. so by definition, i'm disappointed and can't support the decision.

gavin is not the only one eating pro. the obama pod bros are freaking mad at joe biden. watch. >> now everyone looks stupid like they're full of [bleep]. that's the thing that i'm most frustrated with. joe biden looking like a typical lying politician. i think that leads to a cynical feeling that all politicians are bad and they're all the same. that this is just par for the course. >> i believed him. i don't know. >> i feel like a [bleep] fool. that's what makes me mad. >> kennedy: dana, do you buy that when joe biden wouldn't say he wouldn't pardon his son? >> dana: i don't know. they're truthful guys. maybe they did thing that. if kamala harris wasn't in hide, we might find this is the one thing that she would disagree with biden about. maybe she would have an answer with sonny hostin on the view.

they're all filled with hypocrisy when you think about how could this affect me four years from now when the primary gets underway. maybe they're starting now. gavin newsome, i think in some ways -- why couldn't he say i have 100,000 problems on my to-do list and this isn't one of them and move on. you don't have to talk about it. but they get on their horse like they're high and mighty and seems hollow. >> kennedy: i think gavin will use anything he can to create leverage for 2028. california, even though he's still the governor, it's very much in his rear view mirror and he's trying to do what kamala could not. differentiate himself from this administration. >> jesse: remember, he's apologized for everything biden did. he was one of the guys that was the only one defending biden when he was tripping, falling,

forgetting where he was. he was the most loyal soldier. now the election is over and the next one is coming, he has to say this. the democrats in four years will say this. they weren't mad about the pardon. they're just mad that they look bad. they're not mad about the pardon. they're mad that they bought the lie. they're mad that they had a talking point against trump that no one was above the law. that's gone. they had a talking point about the justice department was so pure and innocent and now that's gone. so the whole thing is political. they're not mad about the fact that the bidens took bribes for foreign nationals for years and dodged taxes on it. lied about it, got caught, covered up, obstructed justice and got away with it. think about this. they got away with it. biden pardoned his son and it's done. the democrats didn't care about the crime. they salt through the movie

eating popcorn. and then yeah, i didn't really like the end. >> kennedy: is the power of presidential pardon, is it too broad? is that instrument too powerful? >> jeanine: no, i don't think it's too broad. i think that -- historically -- this is quite unusual. and i think that to pardon someone before they have even been sentenced, especially in a case where you plead guilty in one case and the jury has found you guilty, a jury of peers, in another case, robs the american people of the sense of yeah, you know, we've been watching this for years and years and now joe is taking it away from us. gavin newsome is a very interesting character. on the one hand, he's always wanted the stage. he always wants to be on the stage. do you remember when he wanted to debate desantis and he did it on sean hannity's show? at least desantis was an announced candidate for president. but newsome is going to be the

good boy and do whatever joe tells him. right now nobody is going to get in front of him for 2028. he's going to do whatever he needs to do to separate himself from joe, get out there. i'm the first one that will be out there. i'm going to be the one who will beat everybody else down because i deserve this. so he is separating himself. you know what is so interesting? the democrats are so incredibly focused on this pardon that they care more about this pardon than they did about afghanistan. 13 service people died. i mean -- >> dana: you think it's disingenuous? >> jeanine: what do you think? they don't care. >> kennedy: no. they're -- it's just make believe. and now all of a sudden the doj is weaponized. >> tyrus: now. >> kennedy: to the cackling hands on the view, now all of a sudden they had it in for hunter

biden. >> tyrus: whom had it in exactly for hunter biden? maybe the landlord he didn't pay rent on or his child he doesn't acknowledge? maybe they had it in for him. they don't have the swag or the pull. if you're upset about the pardon on either side, if you're a republican that says i can't believe or a democrat, sit down. move on. we all knew this was coming. this isn't -- this isn't the worst thing this administration has done. this is the only thing that we knew that they were going to do. they took him at his word. on which day? his word will change, his memory changes. his most famous word this entire administration, this entire time is "don't." so don't fall for this -- this is glitz and glam. we need to watch what is happening what is going on. there's world war 3 about to break out and we're arguing about the one thing we knew he was going to do? jesse has been calling this since day one. i get credit for calling the election. you've been calling this pardon stuff from day one. wonderful reporting.

>> jesse: maybe i have. >> dana: take a bow. >> jeanine: you have, too. >> kennedy: it's totally unsurprising. maybe he thinks this is good for his legacy. people will think of him as a family guy that tried to save his son. >> dana: i would love it if the taxpayers got paid back in the meantime. for that and everything else. all right. up next, no wonder you guys lost. democrats are still mocking americans who are struggling with inflation. they're laughing at you. stay with us. ♪ type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death

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the ex-members of the house ways and means reposting a tweet that mocks americans that are concerned about inflation. saying, to hear that we were thing ya'll couldn't afford eggs? that post has since been deleted. i don't understand -- you know, maybe you do, tyrus. what is with the dems? this is the dems. okay? it's their ways and means. so we don't know if it's the ranking member or the staffer. why are they always trashing ordinary americans that are having a hard time buying food? >> tyrus: not to mention that, but trashing the american language. ya'll? it screams that something is not paying attention. can't blame that on ai. they're out of touch of everything, this is a big country. some people regardless of high inflation will still fly. has nothing to do with lower

class americans that are struggling to pay bills or people make their decisions. they're so out of touch. they worry about other things, the wrong things like pardons and perceptions and how they're looked at instead of just shutting up, step out of your little bubble, maybe close the safe spaces, walk out on this crunchy green stuff called grass and gets involved in the world. even though you can afford $9 eggs and $7 butter doesn't mean you don't do other things. this is why you got your butts kicked so bad. the worst part is after the whooping, you showed back up at the bar and picked the same fight with me again. >> jeanine: they're not smart. >> tyrus: they don't get it. >> jeanine: what is amazing, the optimism after donald trump won the election has led to black friday, the record 10.8 billion. cyber monday, i think was 13.3

billion. people are feeling it. we're consumers. >> jesse: half of that was you, judge. >> dana: here comes the amazon boxes. >> tyrus: happy fools this christmas. >> dana: that remind me. i'll stop picking a leg day fight with me if that's what you're trying to signal there. i think that if you wren, ron klain, the chief of staff for joe biden, when inflation started to take off and concerns about it, he said inflation is a high class problem. i think the democrats never recovered from that. it was basically saying all of you people that are complaining about inflation are the same deplorables that we don't like anyway. if it is a staffer at the ways and means committee while the democrats are in a position of trying to find their footing after losing the election so badly, that -- if it was a staffer, the person should be fired and made an example of and say we don't do this anymore. enough. if it's a member of congress who

had their hand on the x button putting something out, they should raise their hand and admit it it was them. their constituents deserve to know. they can apologize. maybe it will be accepted. this is not going to be forgotten. that's why the re-alignment could be more permanent than the democrats realize. i think they're worried about that. >> jeanine: you know, jesse, having experienced the last four years, you think there be any consequences or figure out who put that open x? >> jesse: it's a staffer because of ya'll. depends what the staffer looks like, to be honest with you, judge. >> jeanine: don't say that, jesse. >> jesse: the dei situation. maybe it's the congress person's son or daughter. >> dana: even more reason. >> jesse: even more reason -- >> kennedy: cancel the nepo baby. >> tyrus: let them eat cake. >> jesse: they could get

protected or bounced. i have a new category in my egg hierarchy. the best eggs -- the west ones are the ones in the styrofoam. then you go organic. that's the next. and then you go free range. okay? then you go pasture raised. >> jeanine: cage free. >> jesse: you're right. pasture raised where they run around free. the blue eggs that are pasture raised, that takes the top spot. >> jeanine: my son has six chickens. he is sending me pictures of blue eggs that are huge. i'll bring them for you. >> jesse: an i'll scramble them. >> jeanine: americans are feeling good. >> kennedy: they are. 34% are still in debt from last christmas. they're feeling the economic impacts of what they see as

inflation. maybe the inflation numbers on paper are not as bad. that's what democrats have been doing. spinning all of these numbers and saying we're telling ourselves that these things are great, that bidenomics is working. they're trying to brow beat boaters to knowing what isn't try. if you can't afford to pay the minimum on your credit card, the economy is working against you and you want change. often times black friday and cyber monday, it's an optimism metrics. so it's how people feel about the future. they're feeling way better about their chances in 2025 because they remember what their bank accounts were like before the pandemic and they're very optimistic that their personal finances will return to that state. i hope they're right. i hope for the democrats sake, they do a better job of intraspection and figure out how they failed so many people.

>> jeanine: it's okay if they don't. ahead, donald trump may not be the last celebrity president. wait until you hear what mark cuban and charles barkley are planning. ♪

♪ >> jesse: should the democrats pull a trump and run a celebrity president? former white dude for harris, mark cuban, said he would win the white house with charles barkley as vice president. watch. >> it takes somebody in my mind that will go out there and can just talk to anybody. like charles. charles can talk to anybody. you know, put himself in any circumstance. get along with everybody. that's what we need. >> would your feeling on a run for office change if it were say a ticket of you and the chuckster? >> we would win. >> yes, absolutely.

>> we would win running away. >> cuban, barkley, 2028. does that sound like a winning ticket to you? usually this talk is all bluff. other celebrities like oprah, the rock, they have speculated in the past. nobody actually did it. does this ticket have a shot, kennedy? >> kennedy: the round mound of rebound can do anything in any book. charles barkley is so funny. he's so gifted and pretty conservative. he's made some pretty conservative statements in the past. so he would definitely balance out the rachel maddow ticket that mark cuban would present. we had a celebrity candidate. her name was kamala harris. she didn't stand up to the grilling in 2020 or 2024. i think a lot of these people, they want to be worshipped. they want power. but they hate criticism and they don't want to do the work that is required. dana will be the first person to tell you, it's an exhausting

job. i can't think of anything more devastatingly exhausting than being president of the united states. they don't want that. they want expensive sheets, they want down time, they want facilitators and meditation coaches. they do not want the work, they want the spoils and they don't deserve it. >> jesse: there's something to be said for expensive sheets. it does make a difference. i've heard -- >> tyrus: color is important, too. >> jesse: i'd put barkley ahead of cuban. >> jeanine: exactly. i like barkley. he said that i think you need a bulletproof vest to go shopping at the supermarket in san francisco. he defended caitlin clark. i like barkley. mark cuban was such a disaster for kama la saying trump doesn't surround himself with intelligent women. they had to shut up bill clinton because he was the blamering the murders on the biden-harris administration.

and joe biden, they had to shut him up because everything he says is stupid. they should stop surrounding themselves with male idiots. >> jesse: dana? >> dana: i'm not sure that shark tank and the apprentice are the same. charles barkley is very popular, but there's something about having the energy and the desire to be out there and looking people in the eye and every day saying, what the 20 events can i do today to earn their vote? i don't really see that happening with mark cuban. i also think this shows the democrats are just flailing around. this is -- i think they're joking. they end up on the ticket in 2028, you can play it back to me. they just don't know yet. they will figure out where they want to land. there will be things that they'll go after, expectations are pretty high for the next administration. so they might have somebody that

can take advantage of the timing, but right now i don't see it. but it will come. might hit me in the face when it happens. >> jesse: just duck, dana, unlike the shoe. >> tyrus: she took that like a champ. >> dana: it wasn't the shoe. it was the microphone. >> tyrus: she leaned forward with her head and butted it down. nobody likes cuban. charles and ernie were like huh, you can be my v.p. he ruined the party and trying to make friends. if chuck was going to ride with anybody, he would ride with shaquille o'neal. he's law and order. he's a billionaire. he changed papa johns from that kind of weird almost racist pizza place to everybody wants the pizza. he would run with shaquille or ernie. mark has no friends. you're a bro for kamala. stay there. they don't even want you.

he's embarrassing himself. i would not in any stretch of any imagination think that -- he cowl not find a running mate. there's nobody that would run cuban. chuck didn't even look up when he said v.p. he's like huh, yeah. we'd win. what else are you going to say in his publicist is the reason why he's on. a billionaire bullying his way on shows. nobody likes you, mark. you have no friends. nobody is running with you. play with your toys by yourself. >> jeanine: the smart women don't like you either. >> tyrus: it's idiot men don't appreciate you making us look bad. >> jesse: this is what it likes running for people. >> tyrus: yeah, duck that show. >> jesse: you just got me excited for shaq for president. >> jeanine: that we can do. >> jesse: the fastest is up next. ♪

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>> tyrus: welcome back. time for the faster. first up, beware, your days of selfish sunbathing is over. the wall street journal is chronicling the life of a pool chair policeman. his job, make sure guests don't save too many chairs and don't think about throwing your down towelled and disappearing for hours. your stuff will be removed. jesse, you are a stickler for rule enforcement. according to the average police chairman, chairman of the pool -- call him chairman of the

pool, you have 20 minutes. you can be gone 20 minutes. >> jesse: i think it's a little stiff. say you have to get a drink at the bar, 20 minutes is too long. if there's an ocean nearby, you can be in the ocean for 25 minutes and come back and your stuffed is confiscated? no. you do need a grace period. i would say an hour. you're looking -- >> tyrus: no, i agree with you. >> jesse: i think an hourly is gentlemanly. gives people options with children or a wife who likes to have cocktails at the bar or forgets things and has to go to the room a limb. >> tyrus: or forgets things and you have to go upstairs. >> jesse: i think an hour. >> tyrus: dana, is this job a misappropriation of funds? >> dana: part of me doesn't like to go to the pool because there's no chairs left.

you didn't spend the money on the cabana. the thing i like about this guy, he said he clocks six miles a day walking around the pool just enforcing the rules. >> tyrus: is it weird for you there's no shallow end when you go to a pool? cool. judge, you should hear what she says about my leg days. judge, former law enforcer, what do you do if you were the pool chairman and someone says i'm not leaving? what do you do? >> jeanine: that's not the issue -- >> tyrus: they leave their stuff, they stay there. they may go. >> jesse: doesn't have a gun. why listen to him? >> jeanine: first of all, the guy is not leaving. isn't the issue about who is arr arriving? >> tyrus: no. they go, leave their stuff there. >> jeanine: that's why you get their stuff and throw it in the lost and found and let them look for it. i think the person that is most disappointed about this is the guy in charge of the pool and hands out the towels.

everybody gives him $25, 50 the night before to save the chairs. that's how it works. it's not like you get up at 6:30 and say, hey, whoever, sam. >> tyrus: joe, john, tyrus. >> jeanine: here's 50. i want those three chairs. >> dana: jeeves. what male you going to? >> kennedy: i always splurge for the cabana. always spend for it on vacation. you're guaranteed a nice place because say you're overserved at the pool bar and -- >> tyrus: this is hypothetical? >> kennedy: hypothetical, a nice flat surface where you can lounge in semi privacy. the other move is when you go to breakfast, you bring an extra visor and a book and lay a

caftan on two chairs. if you have a family of four, two of you have to take two chairs or you have to make do and rotate in and out of the ocean. you have to have a plan that is not selfish and doesn't infringe -- >> dana: i like how we prepared for this segment the most. >> tyrus: i think children shouldn't get chairs saved for them. they should be in the pool. >> jesse: they can sit on my lap. i agree. >> tyrus: his own children. >> dana: all right. very good. >> tyrus: you don't expect jesse to socialize with other people. >> jesse: i'm in the cabana. if you don't get the cabana and sit on the lounge and stare at these people and people are like why aren't you in the cabana? it's kind of pricey. >> dana: this has been -- >> jesse: $600 a day. >> tyrus: it's ridiculous. it's a little high. we just had the slowest fastest of all time. one more thing is next. ♪

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♪ >> dana: before we get to one more thing. the five is live from the patriot awards tomorrow an audience and very special guest. tune in at 5:00 p.m. don't miss the patriot awards live show tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern. going to be katie time. judge, you are kicking us off for one more thing. >> judge jeanine: yes, i am. it is time for -- ♪ >> judge jeanine: s okay it's national cookie day today. we are celebrating with chip city cookies who brought us plenty of delicious flavors like the red very vet cookie and cream, galaxy brownie, chip city cookies is also giving a free cookie to anyone with their app., just pick it up at any nearby chip city location. so you, too, can celebrate national cookie day. >> dana: wow, there is a lot of

temptation right here at the table. smells so good. jesse? >> jesse: we are doing christmas decorations in the yard. everybody has seen it. they are inflatable. this guy took it to a whole new level. check this out. four stories tall. all right? it weighs 135 pounds. >> kennedy: i'm santa and this is my world. >> jesse: neighbors love it. if a wind gust comes along take out the house. the guy was asked what is the deal he wanted to make christmas great again. "jesse watters primetime." "america's most wanted" host john walsh will break down the suspect in the ceo shooting in manhattan. >> dana: i'm going to make a little political and a little bit about animals are great. you know that president trump, we talked about animals and pets during the whole election. well, it turns out that a voter analysis poll by a.p. found that the political takeover of pets real six in 10 female back backing harris 6 in 10 male dog

owners back trump. the dog owners won. dogs over cats. what about, kennedy? >> kennedy: can you have the rainbow cookie, jesse. >> jesse: political. >> kennedy: jesse thought his santa was impressive. look at this german couple. the germans have brethren the world record for the number of christmas trees in their home for the sixth time. they have 605 christmas trees in their casa. i think that's how you say it in german. 120,000 ornaments, 50,000 lights and thousands and thousands of figurines] speaking german] so many. you are serious. >> jesse: germans always takes things a little too far. >> tyrus: light bill. >> kennedy: bring in grun. >> dana: take your time. we got time. >> tyrus: not obviously going to be able to afford anything about

the electric bill. christmas keep on giving what it is comedy tour. check it in on and i don't have an illnoise to argue with. don't keep just about me. our tour guide was stunned to see an alligator dragging enormous python catch in everglades. visitors were seeing this. looks like 15 to 20 feet burmese python. drove by the boat. the tour guide had never seen a burmese python that big before. this is one of the nice things about when you do have species in the case of florida apex predator to keep them in check. >> dana: pick your fighter. pick the alligator. >> tyrus: you have a thing with sharp teeth and thing with smallmouth. >> dana: pick the gator. that's it for us have great night. >> bret: animals are great. good evening. i'm bret baier. the u.s. supre