school. it is not a demand for private schools. do you think it should be? >> you know, neil, that's the million-dollar question, right? it depends what town you live in, right? >> neil: sure. >> sometimes do, some towns don't. do i think so? yeah, why not? if you're not doing anything wrong, i don't see a problem with it, but that is my personal opinion and my professional opinion. you have a lot of towns -- i mean, you're looking at madison, wisconsin. you're not looking at a major city. miami, new york, l.a. >> neil: you're right. >> it happens everywhere. it happens everywhere, and that is where we have been. unfortunately we are not fixing the problem. >> neil: okay, jack. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone.

i'm dana perino along with jeanine pirro, held for junior, jesse watters, and kat timpf. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." donald trump holding his first news conference since winning the election. we have much, much more on that later, that first, there was a horrific shooting at a private christian school in madison, wisconsin, where three people are left dead, including the suspected shooter. garrett tenney is standing by live at the scene. catch us up. >> we are across the street from the reunification center just about half a mile down from the abundant life christian school, and we have seen kids as young as 5, 6, and seven years old driving here on buses where they are anxious and terrified parents are waiting to be reuni. this is a small private christian school, k-12, around 400 students. there's also a preschool on campus, and a little before

11:00 a.m. this morning, police say a student with a handgun opened fire, killing one teacher and another student, and injuring six other students before they were found dead when officers arrived. two of the injured students remain in life-threatening critical condition. police are not releasing any other information about the shooter where the victims, but so far shooter's family is cooperating with the investigation. we are told detectives carried out a search warrant at the shooter's home this afternoon as they try to piece together a timeline leading up to the shooting, and try to determine a motive for this horrific shooting just nine days before christmas. here is the mayor. >> i am on record that i think we need to do better in our country and our community to prevent gun violence. and i hope -- i hoped this day would never c come to madison. >> we are expecting to get another update from police here in the next couple of hours.

dana? >> dana: garrett tenney, thank you so much. we'll keep everyone posted on that story. nadja president-elect trump holding a marathon hour-long presser, his first since winning reelection. in class 68 form he was making deals in real time, negotiating with the ceo of the japanese investment powerhouse i think just promised and investment into the american economy. watch. >> i am proud to announce that softbank will be investing $100 billion in america. >> we will discuss it. president trump said maybe go for more. >> i'm going to ask him right now. would you make it $200 billion? [laughter] $200 billion investment. >> he is a great negotiator. [laughter] >> dana: and the trump media

feeding frenzy is back. the president-elect taking question after question. i counted 33. here he is sparring with reporters. >> the administration is trying to sell it for $0.05 on the dollar, knowing we are getting ready to put it up. what we are doing -- it is almost a criminal act. we are bringing a business back, and they are all coming back. we lost them over years of stupidity, a golden age of america, i call it. it has begun. >> how do you plan to stop the ban on tiktok next month? >> we will take a look at tiktok. i have a warm spot in my heart for tiktok, because i won used by 34 points. >> have you entertained the idea of preemptive strikes against iran's nuclear facilities? >> is at a serious question? i just think it's not something i would ever answer. >> do you want rfk jr. to revoke any vaccines? >> no, i want him to come back with the report as to what he thinks. i think you're going to find

that bobby is a very rational guy. i found him to be very irrational. >> dana: the press, jesse, is finally going to be able to put on their running shoes and get ready, because with biden they haven't had to do anything over the past six months, maybe even a year. he hasn't done that much. if you look at the split screen between what biden did at the dnc annual christmas party and then trump, it's like a tale of two cities. you have a tent that is growing and people are jumping on board, and people are jumping overboard on the democratic side. it was sleepy and filled with regret and sadness. >> jesse: a lot of shrinkage, you may say, on the side. >> dana: i might say. >> jesse: do you remember how venomous the questions where when he was president? it was just an accusation, not even a question. "are you a traitor or racist?" i detected a lot more respectful policy questions this time, and i hope it continues. maybe they were all breitbart reporters. i don't know. but i liked the town, so let's

keep that up. the softbank thing was genius, because softbank is the largest venture capital firm in the world. they invest in tech. so when softbank invests in anything, everybody gets on board like herd mentality. if buffett or nancy pelosi invests somewhere, everybody's going to go in because you know it only goes up. negotiating out there in public, imagine you went to the mall with your wife and there was cameras there, and all of a sudden she was like, "jesse, you really love me, right? let's spend twice as much." you're looking at reporters like, "okay." >> dana: she's a good negotiator. >> jesse: that was really funny. and they grabbed him and brought him in like he was six years o old. remember when tampa bay all of the sudden signed tom brady, dana? >> dana: i do remember that. >> jesse: and all in all of a sudden all the free agents started flocking to the bucs because they want to be next to tom brady and they want a ring.

that's what's happening with softbank. it is great p.r. strategy that happened during the tax cuts in 2018. remember after he signed the trump tax cuts and all these corporations started making these announcement that they're going to give bonuses? "i'm going to give a bonus to every employee. my cash bonus is going to be twice as much." and it was great prn great momentum. and this is what you're seeing here. i remember my gave my kids and allows adjustment. i don't know if you saw the press release, but it's great. to have biden, who hasn't done a press conference since ju july 11th, where he lied and said he was going to stay in, and see this guy, you remember what howard stern said he's the best interview. because he answers everything. and it's not just because he has convictions and confidence, he has respect for the people. >> dana: and president trump said a line that i think people have kind of gotten around to, but he nailed it when he said, "my first term, everyone was fighting me. this term, everyone wants to be

my friend," harold. a lot of business people saying, let's get on board. to be fired without a doubt. first of all, it's great to be back around the table. hope everybody had a great time. i think jesse nailed it. i think you're right. this president, one of the reasons, one of the strengths of president trump was what he showed in that press conference. to take whatever it was, 30-40 questions, i listened to a lot of it. i didn't see it, i was in a car so i was listening on the radio. i thought his best answer was one of the ones we played where they asked him -- i think it is really a metaphor for the way he conducts himself. when they asked him, are you thinking about preemptive strikes towards iran? he said, well, that's a dumb question. if i am thinking about it, why would i tell you i'm thinking about primitive strikes? if i'm not thinking about it, why would i tell you? i think the country got another taste of what it was like eight years ago when he was president. 4-8 years ago. in this press conference here, starting it off with the softbank ceo, it was as bold and

as smart a way to do it. it reminded me of president reagan. the backdrop is always really strong. even if you have it on mute, sometimes people tell me not to watch things on mute, but if you watch this on mute, this was as powerful as it was listening to it. it might have even been more powerful, because i think the president is also entertaining in his talk, and the way he talks about things. they are right, dana. they're going to have to get ready because this guy's going to give a press conference every day. >> dana: he has energy and excitement, and i think one of things he did today on a monday morning was say, i've got this momentum, how do i keep it going cannot give me the ball, i can run through. >> judge jeanine: when he think about how many days -- what is it, 36 days before he takes office? something like that. anyway, he is still energized, so organized. he's got all of these nominations, and he comes out and he says, this is going to be the golden age of america. and then he starts with this guy from softbank, with

$100 billion, promising 100,000 new jobs for americans. i mean, you realize that he has the capacity to deliver. he has the capacity to unite the country. he has the capacity to unite the party. i don't think there is any greater example of that than there was at the army-navy game. it's not just the army-navy game. when they went crazy with chants of "usa, usa," think about who he was in that box with. he's got elon and j.d. vance, vivek, mike johnson, danny penny. he has all these people to show that the republican party is united. no more rhinos. you don't matter anymore. what he's got is a united party, a united country, and then you got a guy like van jones who says, "hey, dude, this guy is smarter than me and you." you knock out the left saying

this guy is really smart and he's going to deliver for us, and then we no longer have to deal with the frustration of joe biden turning his bobbing head and making a turnaround with his sarcastic smile and not answering questions. it's something to all of us. so i'm very excited about all of this. i think it's going to be great, and i think the fearmo fearmongering -- if the left decides they want to get started, i think it is just going to be outweighed by the support the left has. because the left wants safety, they want jobs, they want security. it is something that we all w want. >> dana: the democrats seem like they are in an endless game of bumper cars since the election. they just keep hitting each other. they can't actually get any momentum. they are stuck. >> kat: absolutely. you watch something like this and it is impossible to ignore how differently you feel, as human being being watching that

versus watching biden have a press conference. because i think, regardless of politics, when we would watch joe biden speak, you would be holding your breath a little bit. he would be kind of waiting for the thing where you are like, okay, he made it through that one. and how different is that from the way trump handled this? i also agree, what an answer to that iran question, harold. like, why would answer that? can you imagine if i answered that? i was left feeling, i wonder how that reporter feels after asking that question. you can compare that to whenever biden was done speaking, i would think, his poor pr team, sometimes. how are they going to address this thing that made no sense, that thing that made no sense? but also, in the previous iteration of trump, they would be a lot of times where i would be thinking also, oh, no, his poor pr team. but when i was watching this, it was some good ribbing but none of it was -- it was fun to

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: want to scare a democrat tell them how about how kamala will not be going away quietly. despite a dukakis-level face plant as a nominee, she is eyeing a 2026 california gubernatorial run. or a 2028 presidential bid. looks like she's got the big guy's blessing. watch. >> never give up. keep the faith. to know what we are doing matters. i know i'm going to stay engaged, and i know you will. we need you badly. the country needs you badly and you're not going anywhere, kid, because we are not going to let you go. >> jesse: the veep, who somehow managed to bring to a

mind-boggling $1.5 billion in just 15 weeks, is not getting democrats pep talks on how they will not be defeated. >> our spirit is not defeated. we are not defeated. that's be clear about that. we are strong, we are clear about why we are in this. you are willing to put in the hard work, and that work must continue. >> jesse: so now i see the framing between the trump shot and this shot. >> dana: and the whole tone. >> jesse: it takes your breath away. >> dana: that the atmosphere. trump pulled together -- i don't know if it was last minute. it's sort of felt like he was put together quickly, maybe because the softbank guy was there, and he's able to take all those questions and do it immediately. this is the annual holiday party at the dnc. that was the tone and flavor of it. the split screen, a tale of two cities indeed. kamala harris is going to be in the conversation for who will lead the democratic party until

either someone seizes the mantle or she shuts the door on the opportunity. she basically took to her bed for the last six weeks since the election. she is not somebody -- actually, in china they have a thing called lying flat, which is basically like quiet quitting. you just give up. there's no job here for me, i was promised if i went to college and i did these things i was going to get these job opportunities and have this life, and it's not happening, so i'm not doing it anymore. quiet quitting is a gentler way of doing that. we talked about that a little bit in america. i think that's what she's been doing. then she goes and says, you're not defeated. oh, you are completely defeated, and it's not getting better. i keep wanting someone in the democratic party to stand up. i did talk to ben winkler from madison, wisconsin, actually, a democrat, well-liked and the progressive circles. they say he sent a pretty good job. tammy baldwin did keep that senate seat, and he is stepping up. but i don't see him as somebody that she might run the dnc but

he's not going to be the candidate. >> jesse: janine, how much pressure do you think she is under to be forced into taking this job as california governor? i mean, no one wants her in 2028. they might just hang that thing over to her. >> judge jeanine: i think it is really a question of who wants to be governor in california. look, she is not entitled to a consolation prize create she couldn't even win the youth v vote, she poorly performed with the black vote. the reason she lost is because she didn't run on anything and couldn't run on anything she did. that election loss was a blowout. it was a blowout. they lost every swing state, and now she's going out lecturing on what they called the future broader focus? she can't even focus on the minimum focus. the woman -- the democrats, if they know what's good for them, they'll get rid of this woman,

because she is a reminder of the lying and the charades that went on during the biden administration. they told us the border was secure. they told us that inflation was not what it was. they told us all of this crazy stuff that afghanistan was a success. these are not people you need to roll out again. in the end, she covered for a president who was literally non compos mentis. she needs to pay a price for that, and you don't do that by giving her -- some assembly person who wants to be a governor should be given a shot at that. what is she going to run on? what the hell did she do for four years as vice president? with all the human trafficking, all the fentanyl, 320,000 kids missing. she should be embarrassed to show her face in public. >> jesse: okay, so she'll just go hide in hawaii for the rest of her career. got it. what do you see in her future?

>> kat: i agree she -- i understand how she might feel like she does. emotionally it's difficult to go from where she was to where she is now, and she might be thinking, i can't be the president, but maybe i can be the governor of california. because you don't want to feel like it was all for nothing and it's all gone. it's kind of like when people try to be friends with their exes. you're like, i know he's seeing someone else, though i can't i text him happy birthday and say i hope he's having a good day? you don't want to feel like it was all for nothing. but of course in both cases it is very clear that it's better to just move on, move forward something that's right for you. she could have had more help from the media. they created her. remember when she was on the cover of "time" magazine without even doing an interview? it could not have been easier, and she totally blew it anyway. clearly this isn't her thing. she needs to accept that in order to move forward.

but i understand how it might be hard. she was the darling of everyone in hollywood, everyone in music, everyone in media, and it's all gone? that's got to be really hard to accept, even though you have to accept it. >> jesse: is there anything besides politics that she could do? that's a serious question. what else besides politics could she maybe due? >> dana: it's the al gore model. >> harold: i'm not as passionate about it -- well, i am about some things. voters will make this determination. she seeks to run for office in california, i think kat is right. she's trying to figure out, i ran for a couple of months. if i were her, i would step back for little while and try to figure out what i did right and what i did wrong and more fundamentally, why am in the business of politics. if you are in the business of politics to give speeches like that to say we are fighting, when you fight in politics, you fight for a purpose. you've got a step back sometimes and have a little introspection about, what did i do write? why do i want to do this?

not just her, but anytime you lose in a race like this. the voters will help her sort it out. they either will or they will not want her. president trump, again, did something that a republican has not done in a very, very long time. he got working-class americans to believe that he was best fit and had the best ideas and best vision to take the country forward. you have to accept that when you run a political contest, that you could lose. you have to step back and understand why. that's why. there's nothing more complicated than that. we were wrong on issues. we didn't connect with voters on the most important issues. so every democrat has stepped back a bit and try to figure out, how do we make sure we are competitive, that we are in the center, and that voters are listening to us again? if we don't do that, we have no chance of winning. i root for president trump because he won on many of the ideas that i thought we should have been campaigning on. that is something we should learn from him. he's going to have to deliver on a lot of those things.

if he doesn't, just like every other political calculation, people want someone different. until then, until you step back and try to understand what happened, i don't care where you run, you're not going to be successful because you don't know why you are running. that's not just for kamala harris, that's for every democrat to analyze over the next several months. >> jesse: well said, harold ford jr. i'm so impressed by that thing you put in the prompter. >> harold: thank you very much. >> jesse: we never thought that would work before. up next, trump says joe biden should come clean on the drone mystery that's terrorizing america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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reacting to the drone mystery that has caused fear and frustration. watch. >> the government knows what is happening. our military knows, and our president knows, and for some reason they want to keep people in suspense. they are very close -- i think maybe i won't spend the weekend in bedminster. >> have you received an intelligence briefing on the drones? >> i don't want to comment on that. >> judge jeanine: and the men who bungled the border isn't reassuring anyone. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is downplaying the mysterious drone sightings. >> there is no question that people aren't seeing drones. there are thousands of drones flown every day in the united states, recreational drones, commercial drones. that is the reality. in september of 2023, the federal aviation administration, the faa, changed the rules so that drones could fly at night, and that may be one of the

reasons why now people are seeing more drones and they did before, especially from dawn to dusk. >> judge jeanine: dana, not that you can believe anything this guy says, given he said the board it was secure, but he wants to attribute this to a september 2023 law that says drones can now fly -- and americans, by the way, he says that a lot of americans think that the drones -- that they are mistaking them for planes. are we that dumb? >> dana: well, i might be, because i interviewed somebody on friday, he owns a drone company in nashville, and we hyped it up a little bit. this is cable news. i said, what do you think of this? and he said, it is planes. and he had the same kind of answer as mayorkas. defendant has continued on and it's not ended. so what i think actually it also happened is president trump, he didn't reveal anything he might

have learned, but because he said what he said, now tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. the intelligence agencies are finally going to do a congressional briefing. they've been asking for it. there might be a perfectly reasonable exultation for all of this, but because the biden and administration blew their credibility on the chinese spy balloon 2.0, this is what we have right now. you have local police department saying they don't know what's going on, the federal government saying they want the local police department to deal with it, but they are like, do we have the agreement to do with this? and it basically looks like a circular firing squad. it's embarrassing in the middle of the transition. hopefully we get more answers tomorrow. >> judge jeanine: you know, harold, the federal government is relying on the locals. they are pointing at the locals for this, which makes no sense. i'm not sure the locals have the power to do this, and now we just had governor hochul from new york a month later saying the federal government is going to deploy what we need, state-of-the-art drone detection system. if they are not drones, then

their airplanes, what do we need -- they are talking in circles. >> harold: these drones i think have become a metaphor. jesse and i were talking before the show, they have become a metaphor in many ways for the border and for inflation and other things that happened during the campaign. the american people are seeing these things in the air, and it is causing concern. so they are reaching out to their local mayors, state legislators, congressmen, senators, governors, and those elected officials can't get a straight answer or a complete answer from the federal government. so what happens then? this is not a partisan thing. americans get upset, because they wonder, living in a free country, why they can't get basic answers. if they have to go to a drone maker who then says on a great television show, those are planes, but the government won't say it, we reported on air today that an air force base in ohio is treating this more seriously than perhaps the drone maker is,

and even what secretary mayorkas said, that they are shutting the lights off at the base, they don't know what it is. if a military base, one of the most important military bases in the country, if they're behaving that way, i think it is highly justifiable and understandable why the american people in new york and new jersey and pennsylvania and other places around the country are beating this way. my advice, answer the question. president trump gave a little assurance today at his press conference, because it was something more than what some people are thinking, the president would probably have had a different response. although he did make clear to the biden administration, shoot straight with the american people on this. we deserve it. we are the taxpayers. so i understand the frustration. >> judge jeanine: it congressmen walz said that dod is blaming dhs and dhs is blamig dod. and i really don't expect answers from the federal government, because of what happened with the spy balloon. they acted like we were all stupid. what do you think?

>> jesse: the spy balloon, covid, the border, they've been lying the whole time. no one trusts what they've said. they obviously lying to us. my wine guy says he's sending bottles over to people because they are having a drone watch parties and new jersey. they get their iphones out and they just spend the whole night at it. on sunday i was abducted and they probed me, judge. >> judge jeanine: how did it feel? >> jesse: i said keep going. [laughter] but now it is speaking everybody out and everyone is sending me these videos. half the time it is planes, but half the time it looks like actual drones. my theory -- and i said this before, this is a defense contractor with a high security clearance testing out some new gadgets and gizmos over new jersey because it is the most densely populated state. over plants, reservoirs, airports, bedminster. i didn't know it was pronounced bedminster. i'm going have to repronounce that next time. >> judge jeanine: what did you think it was? >> jesse: bedminster. >> judge jeanine: is that it? kat, what doesn't make sense in

all of this is you have a congressperson, jeff van drew, who said the drones were detecting radiation, and that brings me to the issue of why a densely populated area. why not out in the west somewhere, where no one even sees them? by the way, they are drones, because planes can't go back and forth within seconds. >> kat: i think at this point, doesn't matter what they say? they have taken too long to say something. everybody has their own theories about what it is. you really can't call anyone crazy for any of their theories, because of the way they handled it. what you expect when they come out and say we have no idea what this is, but we do know that there's nothing to worry about? both of those can't be true. or even mayorkas just now saying there is no doubt people are seeing drones. there are commercial drones. like he was trying to meet a word count. "in this essay i will --" kind of vibes. people aren't done, and it's not just the spy balloon.

jesse, you are right. it's also covid come all these conspiracies that turn out to be true. the fact that we are still talking about this and there hasn't even been an answer, whatever answer is given, people are not even going to believe it and people are well within their rights not to at this point. >> judge jeanine: all right. so we still don't know. ahead, total anarchy in florida. watch this. >> [bleep]. >> judge jeanine: cops are hunting down a group of hooligans who terrorized drivers and even a baby. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey. hey! it can be so easy to get busy and distracted during the holidays.

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>> [bleep]. >> harold: absolute anarchy in the streets of florida. shocking footage showing a mob of 30 hooligans terrorizing motorists and even targeting a woman with a baby, with her baby in the car. a chaotic street take over last month. so far there have been no arrests and thankfully no one was injured, but the county sheriff is bowing to crack down. judge, as you see this, what are the preventive measures that we can take, and what is the punishment? which i would think a hand-in-hand. what would the punishment be for these thugs out here doing this? >> judge jeanine: right now there is a statute that was signed into law this past summer. this is in florida, by the way. it makes it -- the first offense is a fine up to $2,000, and

instead of a misdemeanor, it's going to be a third-degree felony. so they are now raising it to a felony. anyone who's just watching this is going to pay a fine of $400. the amazing part of it is this happened over two weeks ago and they are still looking for a lot of these people. i suspect that these hooligans or animals, whatever you want to call them -- by the way, they are not teenagers. we are not talking about 14, 15. they are 17-30 years of age, and they all know better. that kind of situation where they literally start a fire -- as far as i'm concerned, that's arson, and with a baby it is endangering the welfare of a child, reckless driving, and it could be assault at the mother trying to protect her child. this criminal mischief with the damage to the vehicles. there's all kinds of additional charges that they should figure out right now, but the fact that they don't have about 30 people arrested tells me that they need help on this stuff.

it apparently only lasted a few minutes, because you think that street cameras or the thugs are going to start putting this stuff online and you can actually identify the faces. if you can identify a face but you don't have a record on that particular person, because i used to have a gang unit, we had a record. we could put a face and we would know who he was. if you don't have that, you can't find them. we should get plate numbers. we should be able to figure this stuff out. it should be punished and they have to go to jail. besides i agree with you. kat? >> kat: i think they should be mocked, also. i don't know what happens to you in your life that you doing something like this, that you enjoy scaring people. you just enjoy causing chaos, enjoy starting fires. i don't understand how there is this many people interested in doing something like this and what happens to you in your life. go get a hobby. go play a phone game or something. i don't understand. it's not like they are stealing stuff, they just want to make

people miserable. they want people to be afraid. and also, try to imagine getting somewhere and everything is all shut down. i don't understand how they haven't found these people yet. especially because, if you're one of these people, you're probably talking about it, you probably see these people and recognize them. i don't understand how for 30 people they haven't found a single person yet. it doesn't make any sense. >> harold: they are filming themselves doing this. that's nuts. >> dana: the sheriff of the town was on "america's newsroom" this morning and he said one the ways they prevent is the organize online. so it's a little bit like, let's meet up at this place. you have to be fast because the police were there within like 3 minutes or something like that. so they might be able to do that. but i also wondered about "stand your ground" laws. on they have that in florida? to that extent to your car? >> judge jeanine: unless they're trying to kill you. i would recommend that. >> dana: if someone was doing that and my baby was in the car, they might have to --

>> judge jeanine: if they are kidnapping, that's a felony. did they take the car? >> dana: no. >> harold: how would you not know -- i think you raised a great point. prime time, what are your thoughts on that? >> jesse: i wasn't allowed to hang out with kids like that, and i wasn't invited to hang out with them, either. the worst thing i did was pool-hopping. you climb someone's friends and you jump into the pool and then you run away. probably trespassing, a minor misdemeanor. roman candle wars, where you regulate roman candles and shoot them at your friends. it's fun, he does have to be quick, dana. and we would throw these crab apples, because i had a crab apple tree my yard. there was a street right there, and you just whip crab apples at cars when they slow down at the intersection. >> judge jeanine: that's really great. >> jesse: one time a guy gets out of the car knocks on my door. it was not a good day. nbd guns at cars, too, from long distances. we got in trouble for that, too.

>> judge jeanine: jesse, let's run with you? >> jesse: that's better than that! >> judge jeanine: no, it isn't! >> jesse: yes, it is! >> judge jeanine: if the driver swerves or something -- >> jesse: my friend did it, i didn't pull the trigger. behind the statute of limitations had expired on all these things jesse is talking about. that your clocks to maga. trump wants to abolish daylight savings time, and i agree with him. ♪ ♪farm w as to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground to the final stitch. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20

♪ ♪ >> kat: a bold move or a daylight disaster? president-elect donald trump says it's time to abolish daylight savings time, which gives an extra hour of sunlight during the summer months. harold, you said you agree with it. see five you corrected me. i do not agree with him on this. i want it to go back to how it was in the spring in the summer forever, for the whole year. >> kat: this says -- apparently trump said, jesse, there is a strong but small constituency against this. there's two right here. i don't like going to get stark out early. it makes me sad. >> jesse: i want to keep things the way they are. i like long summer nights with your drink when you watch the sunset. that's a good thing. and then in the winter, who cares in the winter?

>> harold: you think we should turn it back? >> jesse: i like what we are doing right now. >> judge jeanine: but nobody knows how to categorize it. >> jesse: just staying the same. that's how you categorize it. what do you care if it's dark outside at this time? you're not outside by the ocean. >> judge jeanine: let me answer this. i know dana is going to -- excuse me. >> harold: i like to go back to soccer practice and have the sense to let. >> judge jeanine: i want to explain this. no daylight savings time. the latest sunrise is 7:20 a.m., the earliest sense it 4:29 p.m. early sunrises were 25:00 a.m. in the latest sunset is 7:31 p.m. i don't like that. i like a long summer night, where i can -- >> jesse: you are with me. >> judge jeanine: but no one is telling them that's no daylight savings. i will call him later. you want me to call him now? i'll call him right now.

>> dana: i think actually what trump is saying what you guys are wanting. i think what he's actually saying is what you guys are wanting. i think he did the research and it's like, we actually want the later summer nights. we don't want to make it dark so early. however, i would say there's also the law of physics. it is summer and winter for a reason. we can't do anything about it. the earth tilts a little bit. it's not like it we make this change it's going to be laid out until 8:00 p.m. and december. it's just physically not possible. >> harold: arizona doesn't do it. >> jesse: arizona doesn't do it? but we are only concerned about new york! >> harold: we should do it! >> jesse: you can opt out of daylight savings? what else can you opt out of? >> judge jeanine: doesn't mean you get to go to school later? >> jesse: who cares? >> kat: one more thing is up next. >> harold: call the president. ♪ ♪

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>> dana: time now for "one more thing." judge? >> judge jeanine: it's time for -- >> krispy kreme getting into the christmas spirit with merry grinch mass. filled with coal and cookies and cream. the grinch and the klauss doughnut. cindy lou berry tree. i'm taking that one. santa belly doughnut filled with white cream. >> what do you want? you are pregnant you can have whatever you want. >> kat: i'm going to have all of them. >> judge jeanine: i'm going to have one of them. >> kat: i want the merry berry doughnut. >> dana: my friend musical music city new musical opened in new york city. they were on good day new york this morning with the cast. do we have video? there we are. a great show. they just extended it to

february 2nd thanks to the foundation from francine la frac. she is an amazing woman. bedlam.org. perino on politics. talk about tariffs. you two will love. this okay. jesse. >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" tonight johnny went to santacon. wawho is older santa claus or je biden. >> i'm 23 i have heard about joe biden since i was older than joe biden. >> say that again? [laughter] >> dana: harold? >> harold: a cup of omaha get home safely. push have a sled. pushed her down the sidewalk jingle bells. it was great and they got home and everybody had a good time. god bless them. >> cat, you are on gutfeld tonight and tomorrow. >> every day for the rest of my life. >> dana: that's it, everyone. have a great night. >> bret: thank you, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president