their backyard. excavation revealed not only a full well preserved jaw but a piece of a toe bone and a rib fragment. they lived up there until -- >> jeanine: where. >> charlie: in upstate new york. around here. >> jeanine: this is not upstate. >> jessica: in almira. >> jeanine: no. where is it? >> charlie: i guarantee in manhattan. >> jessica: do you think it is true or fake news. >> charlie: it is totally true. they are fossils. >> dana: really? >> charlie: yes. >> dana: would you want to find one on your property? >> charlie: i wouldn't tell anyone. >> dana: exactly. keep that to yourself. that's it for us, everyone. have a great night. [ ♪♪ ]

in charge. i don't remember the last time we even talked about jd. you're right. >> he's planning the presidency when they get rid of trump. >> stay away from the stairways. >> trump is rewiring your brain. >> buckle up, everyone. this is probably what governing looks like in 2025. >> every day, more and more, it is shocking biden's absence. part of me wonders like, where's your manhood? >> democrats leaking like crazy. biden was a mess from the very beginning. >> i am your equal. i don't need anything from a man. a man is not a plan. a man is a companion. >> fanny is finally fired. >> go home to mom. right. go home to your mom. >> plus, what can you tell me about the war on christmas? there is a war on christmas. >> i thought that was the middle ages. >> let me tell you a little story about washington. in case

you missed it. this is what's been happening in the last 24 hours. the 1500 page spending bill that congress tried to jam in yesterday just got hacked down to 116 pages. congress just cut 1400 pages of spending. i've never witnessed that before, but i've been doing this for over 20 years. kamala's electric bus program gone. the $15 billion to make recycling more accessible. that's gone. the 12 bio labs vax mandates gain of function gone. the law that puts them above the law. so you can't look at congress's emails. gonzo. the obamacare exemption for members of congress that's gone too. oh, and the $6,000 pay raise they were going to try to give themselves no more. but they did keep the $3 million to inspect the molasses inspectors. nothing's worse than bad molasses. can't take that risk. huge loss for the molasses lobby. big molasses. not happy. either way, it was a

big win for trump and doge. and this is the best congress is going to do. >> the plan that's on the table currently to keep our government open, but also the promise from the only president in my lifetime who's ever followed through on all of his campaign promises to the american people. excuse me. i'm not done talking. give me the same respect we give you guys. the deal on the table will keep the government open for the american people. and if you guys so choose to shut it down, it will be on you. but not the republican party. we will not be going back to the table. this deal stands as it is to let you go back home on christmas and explain to your people why you shut down the government, because we won't be doing it. >> when democrats found out the news that they weren't going to get a raise and they weren't going to be able to opt out of obamacare, they started chanting hell no! inside of their little meeting room. yeah. they're chanting when they don't get their way. they're chanting. grown ups are chanting the must.

>> johnson proposal is not serious. it's laughable. extreme maga republicans are driving us to a government shutdown. >> not serious. democrats wanted to spend $100 million on migrant farm workers, so gavin newsom didn't have to pay people to step on his grapes. axios calls it. it's a breathtaking preview of the new power centers that will rewire washington, beginning with trump's inauguration. 32 days from now, the trump team says it's the new playbook. we don't have to wait that long to figure out what's in these secret spending bills anymore. we can read it on the internet, and musk can use his megaphone to blast out what's in it. the american people don't have to be held hostage anymore to backroom deals the week before christmas. taxpayers shouldn't get stuck up and have our money wasted on donor pet projects so politicians can get reelected. we're catching these shady politicians in the act now.

vance barged into mike johnson's office in the middle of the night, and in 48 hours, the bill died and a new one was born. and the american people had more of a say. and this just in. the new bill is dead. only two democrats voted for it, and 38 republicans voted against it. the republicans didn't like that it raised the debt ceiling without enough spending to make up for it. hey guys, the debt ceiling is going to get raised. everybody knows it. and if you want spending cuts, which we all do, you've had a month to hash it out. you're supposed to go into a room together, outline the cuts, outline the spending and stick together. that's what political parties are supposed to do. but you're leaving this all to the last second, like a bunch of kids. so if they can't get it done, they're going to shut down the government. the democrats are about to shut the government down unless they get a raise. democrats just voted

against disaster relief aid for farmers, pay for the military, and to keep the government open because the bill didn't have their pork and a pay raise. our friend newt gingrich has said that there have been 21 shutdowns since 1976. anyone remember any of those countries survived? all of them. something tells me we're going to see a lot more shutdowns during the second trump term. >> it was a bipartisan agreement. this is done. everyone's packing up their offices, making their christmas travel plans, and all of a sudden it wasn't done. buckle up everyone. this is probably what governing looks like in 2025. >> both parties cooked up an ugly hundred billion dollar bill in a back room, and it got blown up because it was full of trash. and the media is mad. why? because congress might have to change their christmas travel plans. who cares? this is their job. what does jen psaki care that a congressman

had to reschedule their flight back to michigan? who cares? msnbc is worried that things are not going smoothly, so we should just keep doing what we've been doing for the last four years. that hasn't worked, jenny. that's why biden lost. joe biden has checked out, and he's not even negotiating the spending bill. >> every day, more and more, it is shocking. biden's absence, like part of me, wonders like, where's your manhood? like i can't see george w bush or bill clinton allowing the incoming president to dominate. where's biden's pride? >> democrats have the white house and the senate and trump. musk and johnson are calling the shots, and democrats know it. the media isn't even reporting what's in the bill. the media, just like they hid biden, just like they hid the laptop. they're covering this whole thing up. and the democrats are mad that musk put a spotlight on the spending that caused this inflation.

>> this is an unelected oligarch who appears to be running our government. >> he's not just trump's co-president. i think that's way too low a title. he's the head dude in charge. >> and eventually they're going to have to get together and decide who the president is. >> these guys are just trying to pit trump and musk against each other like a little soap opera, because they have nothing else to do. trump and musk are working on behalf of the american people, unlike nancy and joe, who haven't spoken since the coup, and soros has been running the democratic party for two decades. musk hasn't spent a fraction of what soros has, and he's not electing prosecutors to spark a crime wave. and what do you mean decide who the president is? democrats let clooney, an actor, decide biden isn't president anymore. and the view just hatched a new conspiracy theory. >> listen, i think elon musk believes he's president. i do, i do. i called. i've called him

vice president. i called him president because i don't know what jd is doing. i hardly ever i don't i don't remember the last time we even talked about jd. >> he's he's planning the presidency when they get rid of trump. >> so you think it's musk? musk. vance. possible. hey, you know who? stay away from the stairways. that's because, you know, people put the leg out to trip. you going down the stairs? watch out. >> so vance and musk are going to gang up and knock out trump. ladies, we don't do coups. you do coups. musk knows his place. a source from the trump team says musk's power flows only from the president elect. there are things elon doesn't agree with us on that he ain't getting. trump's running the show, and the world's richest man wants us to get out of debt. they think that's a problem. how about thank you, mr. musk? we could have used you $35 trillion ago. democrats

just blew through 2 billion bucks and left their party out of power and in debt. >> elon musk is puppeteering donald trump right now. he bought that presidency. >> you said that elon bought the presidency, right? elon spent what how much they said he spent on trump's campaign, like a couple hundred million dollars. >> no, 250. yeah, $250 million. $250 million, $1 billion. >> so how does that affect you? how does that get you a presidency? but the over $1 billion that the vp raised doesn't. >> good question. democrats just tried to buy the white house and lost. trump won with half as much money. remember, trump's a billionaire too. he's not easy to bribe like joe biden, whose family got caught with their hand out looking for diamonds and porsche panoramas. the media is not curious why biden's awol. not at all. trump's giving congress a public spanking, and no one's stopping it. the american people voted for a complete

upheaval, and here we are. democracy is messy, so it gets a little messier. it's going in the right direction that we know. south carolina congresswoman nancy mace joins us tonight. so, congresswoman, what the heck is happening in washington? >> i sure wish i knew jesse, but you're right. i agree with you in your monologue. we've had plenty of time to hash this out. this should have never been left to the last minute. the last short term cr we did was on september 26th. we've had 84, 85 days to figure it out. we've known since november 5th that donald trump is going to be the 47th president of the united states. and so we've had time to figure this out. we're doing what washington always does, which is leave it to the last minute, scare the american people with a government shutdown, which really isn't a government shutdown. but there are lots of guardrails in place if there is. and even newt gingrich said today, we shouldn't be afraid of one. i voted against the bill tonight. i was one of 38 republicans that did so because the cr

tonight spent the same exact amount of money today as it did in the one yesterday. and while they yeah, i think they got rid of all the electric busses and all the migrant money, didn't they get rid of it, the thousand plus pages that were deleted. it's not the number of pages that matters. it's what's actually in those pages. so the 1000 plus pages that were removed really had to do with authorizations and not appropriations or spending outlays. the actual cr in the bill yesterday and today was only about nine pages. we all agree that we need aid for hurricane victims, but my proposal is if that we were to do this as a very short term cr until president trump is elected, get us through till january 20th. i don't want to continue joe biden levels of spending months into trump's presidency. or let's do single subject bills. let's vote on the foreign aid. let's vote on farm and agriculture. let's vote on spending in the cr. let's do it separately. this would have been a lot easier, right? >> i mean, but what have you guys been doing then for the last 85 days?

>> it's a great question. i've been filing a lot of bills legislatively, but what is who's in control? >> republicans have the house. right. so what are the what is the republican party been doing for the last 85 days? if they leave this to the last second and they can't even agree on it? >> well, this is what washington always does. we've seen this movie before. it's like it's kind of like groundhog day. >> all right. so you do the same thing every time. and the democrats aren't helping. the democrats just tanked this thing with you and a couple others because they want their goodies and they want a pay raise. so, i mean, at this point, i don't care. i'm going on vacation tomorrow, but what what what do you think's going to happen? do you think they're going to shut this thing down? or do you think they're going to come together tomorrow night before the deadline? >> well, steve scalise comments tonight were encouraging that they were going to continue negotiations. and hopefully we get in a room and we hash some of this out. i don't think this has to be complicated. there are also bills on the table. i have a bill called the government shutdown act of 2023. it's a very short term cr solution, but it only spends 99% of what the government's

budget is. there are other solutions out there that make sure we fund the military, that make sure we fund the border patrol. et cetera. all the mandatory, if we did shut down all mandatory spending like medicare and medicaid, social security, va benefits, all of that gets funded and spent. and so it's not as scary as it seems. but i also think the answer could be very simple. and i hope we can get in a room, negotiate it before the shutdown. all right. >> well, just lock yourselves in a room with a bunch of wine and a pencil and figure it out. right. >> i'm not going anywhere, jesse. i'm here for the american people. i'm here for donald trump, and i'm here to make this happen. >> all right. good. all right. we'll get it done. we'll see what happens. nancy mace, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> utah senator mike lee joins me now. so you have an idea. we're hearing. what is it? >> i've got an idea. look, jesse, it wasn't congress that did this. it was four people. four guys. i called the law firm of schumer, mcconnell, johnson and jeffries. this whole debacle was avoidable. it was preventable. foreseeable. in fact, it was foreseen and warned of. but these guys are falling into the same rut that they've been in for a long

time, which is the firm, as i call it, negotiates a spending bill in secret, releases it just hours or days before we're supposed to leave for the christmas holidays. and inevitably, it's full of garbage. and that's what happened. >> wait, so you're saying. you're saying, hold on, just back up. so you're saying these four people, you're saying jeffries, johnson, mcconnell, mcconnell, the firm, they did this okay. mcconnell and schumer, they cooked this up for the last 85 days in secret. dropped it on everybody wednesday. and this is where we are. >> yes. and it has failed. it's failed miserably because the american people are awake. they have access to x, they have access to watters world. they have access to information and to apps that will help them quickly digest this information. this does not work. it's an historic moment. it's fallen apart. and as a result, somebody's going to have to lose their job over this. i don't think the speaker is going to remain in power. that's my prediction. i'm not in the house, if i'm correct in that, and i think i am. we need

bold new leadership, outside leadership, and i think it needs to be a dovish speaker. it needs to be either vivek ramaswamy or it needs to be elon musk. look, i was over here a couple of weeks ago. house and senate republicans for a doge caucus meeting i have never seen. we're like, you know, herding cats. republicans on capitol hill never seen so much attention, so much respect for two people in our entire caucus, in the senate and in the house. >> so you're officially nominating right here on jesse watters primetime, either vivek or elon to be house speaker doesn't have to be a politician. it could be anyone can be speaker. do they want that job? >> i don't know. look, i'm a little bit more i'm a little bit skeptical. elon is kind of busy. he's got like 54 companies that he's running right and trying to get to the moon. i suspect vivek is a little bit more open to it than elon. i'll take either one of them. vivek. elon, if you're watching, please sign up. america needs you. >> all right, well, i don't think johnson likes you. now,

next time you guys see each other walking through the halls of congress, i like. he's going to probably kick you in the leg. >> he is a good man. he's a friend. he's been a friend for a long time. great person. h lost control of this process. and he's this is i don't know how he can remain in power. we need elon or vivek as speaker. he's a friend. >> and you just threw him overboard, man. yes. politics is tough, senator lee. >> it is. especially when you try to jam an entire country with a 1500 page bill that nobody's read, and you try to trick them and bully them into doing it. some of us take that personally, jesse. >> yeah. no, i don't like it either. i think it's terrible. and we got to stop doing it, and it's got to stop now. all right. senator mike lee, we'll see how it shakes out. we'll let you know what vivek or elon say. thank you. well, the democrats are leaking like never before. a bombshell report about joe biden. plus, johnny, where was jesus born? >> i don't know, i'm. i'm

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just for you. whatever your business needs, odoo has it. >> now the country forgot joe biden is still president, but today his approval rating hit an all time low 34%. >> as you prepare to leave the white house, any other regrets that you have anything you wish you would have done differently? >> well, i guess if i thought a lot about it, it'd be something i would've done specifically, but not generically. no. >> no regrets. biden won't take this new poll. well, he's obsessed with what people think of him. >> when history is all told. how do you want to be remembered? what do you want your legacy to be? >> i kept my word that when i

said i was going to do something, i did. >> biden lied almost about everything, including pardoning hunter. >> history is not going to forgive that. so biden is delaying his retirement to clean up his legacy. >> i'm not going away. i'm going to be deeply involved in the environmental movement, deeply involved in foreign policy, deeply involved in all the things that i've been involved in before. >> we don't know what joe is going to do with the environment or foreign policy. and neither does he. the big guy isn't even working. now. what makes you think he's going to do anything after january? but this is exactly how biden's team likes it. keep joe far away from the spotlight. >> they don't want to end his presidency with one last humiliation. so they just made the decision to keep him away. and to me, you know, i've been sad about it. i've been angry about it. just really disappointed as a democrat, with the election lost and biden put out to pasture,

democrats are leaking like a busted sink. >> the wall street journal talked to more than 50 biden insiders to find out what's really been going on in the white house for the last four years. this bombshell report reveals biden was even worse than we thought. joe was awol most of his presidency during major disasters like the afghanistan withdrawal, congressional leaders couldn't even get ahold of him. the secretary of defense almost never met with biden, even during the ukraine and mideast wars. biden treated his cabinet the same way he treated his illegitimate granddaughter. cold shoulder interactions between biden and many of his cabinet members were relatively infrequent and often tightly scripted. at least one cabinet member stopped requesting calls with the president because it was clear that such requests wouldn't be welcome. when people did meet with biden, which was rare, they were told to keep it simple so biden could focus. but most of the

time, biden didn't want to talk. if the president was having an off day, meetings could be scrapped altogether. on one such occasion, a national security official explained to another aide why a meeting needed to be rescheduled. he has good days and bad days and today was a bad day. so we're going to address this tomorrow. there were a lot of bad days. joe may have torn down the border wall, but he built one around himself. presidents always have gatekeepers, but in biden's case, the walls around him were higher and the controls greater. there were limits over who biden spoke with, limits on what they said to him, and limits around the sources of information. he consumed. his own people, said the president didn't have his finger on the pulse. biden was kind of like an aging king. white house staffers hid headlines from joe, and they wouldn't let him see internal polling where trump was winning. they rehearsed with biden on how to get off and on the stage, even

if it was obvious, and they tried to stop him from making gaffes that could, quote, upset the world. order. jesus. for four years, we've been asking who's running the country? we know it's not biden. it was his staff. the only thing biden cared about was looking like he had it together. biden's team tapped campaign cochairman jeffrey katzenberg, a hollywood mogul, to find a voice coach to improve the president's fading warble. everything the press said trump is dishonest, egotistical, crazy, tired. it's actually what biden is. and they covered it up. we had a corpses staff running the white house for years, and the democrats and the media hid it until debate night. now they're saying, i'm sorry. >> as a reporter, i have a confession to make. i should have pushed harder earlier. for more information about joe biden's mental and physical

well-being and any signs of decline, republicans would regularly, regularly ping me and say, why don't you ask more questions of joe biden and how he's doing? he's 76, 77, 78 year old man. and i would sort of brush them off because what i would say is, well, there's no obvious evidence that he's declining the white house and the people around joe biden were absolutely adamant that suggesting anything, asking the question about whether he was in some physical, mental or both decline was offensive. how could you? it's age shaming, and i think that impacted me at some level. >> he didn't want to age shame. don't trust anybody who lied to you about biden. these leaks are just the start. after the inauguration, the books, the gossip, the dirtiest secrets will all spill out. and kamala

might be the one doing most of the talking. victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution. you know this this isn't groundbreaking to fox or to vh. i think everybody knew it. but it's coming out now. why? >> why? i don't think it's too cynical, jesse, to say that these reporters who participated in this cover up have now adjudicated in these last 40 days, that biden cannot help them by complicity in this lie. they won't be rewarded. he has no power to help them, and he has no power to hurt them. if they now finally tell the truth. this was the greatest presidential fraud and deception since woodrow wilson had a stroke in 1919. and edith wilson kept that from the american people for 16 months to their internal shame. this is going to be shameful for the rest of presidential history.

what they did, they they know what they did. and the worst offender is actually not the media. it's kamala harris. when she announced the robert her report, she attacked him personally and said he should be ashamed of himself. he's unprofessional for very just the idea of hinting that joe biden would, would appear enfeebled before a jury and therefore would be exculpated. she should have got down on her knees and thanked robert her that they gave him that out from felonious behavior. yeah. >> i mean, merrick garland put the report out. >> i mean, at least he had the stones to put that thing out. he probably needed to do that because although he the country needed. well, i mean, yeah. go ahead. >> yeah. but he participated also in the fraud because he would not release the audio that the audio speech of the interview with joe biden. he wouldn't do that. and the reason he didn't do it because he would hear he would appear

on the tape as enfeebled and demented, to be frank. and this is this was the denouement of a long type of deception. they appointed joe biden as a facade. the obamas and the hierarchy of the democratic party to play the role of old joe biden from scranton, where they pushed through the most destructive left wing agenda in modern history. and then when they found out, he couldn't even play that role of a waxen effigy, they deposed him in the same abrupt coup manner that they appointed him. and they put in kamala harris. and now they can't decide whether she did worse, or it would have been better to have him continue. such was the poor choice among the two, you know. >> and joe biden has no right to be angry at anybody for booing him, because they basically propped him up for four years. they got him elected. they propped him up, they hid him. and he can't be mad at the people that helped him survive and hid him from the american people. and i'd

argue it's worse than wilson because that was 16 months. this report says in the spring of 2021, they were canceling national security meetings because joe was having a bad day. >> well, you remember fox news. i came on your other shows during the campaign of 2019. he forgot his he forgot himself in the middle of speeches, and people were warning the democratic party that this man was not capable. barack biden said to him, you don't have to do this, joe. and then when he did it by, apparently obama said, okay, if you're going to do it, we'll use you. >> yeah. >> well, i mean, useful when you're no longer useful. we don't want you. >> there might have to be an investigation into the cover up that i think the american people need the truth on a merry christmas and happy new year. if you can't tell, this might be my last show for the year. doctor jill gets her revenge on nancy pelosi.

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>> special forces world's toughest test premieres january 8th on fox. >> democrats keep saying we need more women in power, but the women they pick keep losing. it's not just because of their gender, it's because of their policies. nancy pelosi's biggest accomplishments giving us obamacare, a program congress is trying to opt itself out of, and a coup against a sitting president who happened to be her longest friend in washington. that resulted in a landslide for trump, a man she swore would never regain office. but she says she's made peace. >> i speak to women all the time and just say, i know this is hard. this is not for the faint of heart. whatever it is, we want to see more women in leadership roles making those decisions. we have to at some point have a woman president. yeah, we do, and hopefully it'll be in our lifetime, not mine. >> oh, absolutely. >> it'll be in your lifetime. nancy. just stick with the hot dogs and the chocolate ice cream. you're going to outlive us all. >> nancy pelosi has been

responsible for running up the most debt of any politician in the history of the country. she's funded forever. wars, sold out to china, invited the third world to come live here free of charge. and she was so busy impeaching a president that she missed the pandemic that killed a million of us. she was asked, do you have any regrets? here's her answer. >> one of my regrets is i will never hosted saturday night live. i'm really funny. well, nancy. let's go. no, it's. lauren is listening. no, no it's not. no, it's not too late. it's too late. i mean, i wouldn't even think of it. >> the democrat women have shown that once they get in power, all they do is fight each other. nancy is at war with aoc. never wanted kamala there to begin with, and now she has a problem with the first lady. jill biden is urging joe to burn the whole party down with obama. kamala pelosi at the top of her naughty list. she's making a list. a particular target for the first couple is said to be

former house speaker nancy pelosi, who led the effort to push biden out of the 2024 election race. he and pelosi have been friends for 50 years, but now he's icing her out. reports say a wounded biden has since been giving her the silent treatment. oh no, not the silent treatment. yes, the silent treatment. but joe's retribution tour doesn't end there. nancy and paulie p used to be special guests at the kennedy center honors, sitting in the presidential suite for years. not anymore. this year, doctor jill forced them to take floor seats. biden's been enacting his revenge against pelosi since the coup first happened. nancy had promised everyone an open convention before she kicked biden off the ticket. but within minutes of pulling out of the race, joe tanked the coup and endorsed kamala just to spite nancy. kamala's campaign said it was the kiss of death. it's almost shakespearean that joe biden didn't just kill his own campaign. he killed hers, too.

it's not just nancy, kamala and the whole dc establishment. better watch out. quote jill views democrats on capitol hill, the wider party, the obama's staff inside and outside the white house, the media and all of washington, d.c. with such misguided resentment that i can't imagine she isn't encouraging joe to burn the whole thing down. despite his better judgment, biden's enemies list has grown longer than trump's. he's on his own revenge tour, and while jill schemes in the background, joe's fading away into it. spending negotiations have been going on. war in ukraine still raging. there's no mideast ceasefire. biden's done with all of it. he can't even be bothered to throw a proper christmas party anymore. quote. some democratic members have been offered white house tours instead of the usual party invite, while some of the parties that did go ahead were scheduled at a less favorable time. the party for the white

house staff was at 1 p.m. on a monday. everyone went back to work after joe didn't even take pictures with anyone at the party, which is the whole point of the party. but he did manage to cry. doctor jill says they're not going anywhere. joe quit his job and she just quit hers. no more teaching. the bidens have left themselves with no friends in town and donors not in a very giving mood. they're reportedly relying on meghan markle and prince harry to fund joe's presidential library in delaware. but trump might deport them, so they might have to look somewhere else. out. kick.com host tomi lahren is here. all right. tomi, women are different than men. men can forgive. sometimes we can just hug it out. and we have short memories. women know they are on the warpath. pelosi and doctor jill, who do you think is going to win? >> listen, i watch a lot of

bravo. i watch, i watch a lot of real housewives. this to me is a scene right out of the real housewives, which i hope that some of these folks will actually join, possibly kamala. that would be a great second act for her. i love that for her. by the way. put it out there. get andy cohen on this. i will say this though. i think that nancy was doing joe a huge favor by ousting him. and i'll tell you why. nancy knew nancy's got great stock picks, but she's also very smart. you know, say what you want about nancy. she's the smartest woman in politics. she knew that donald trump was going to win this election. so it was either joe was going to lose to trump or kamala was going to lose to trump. she would much rather kamala lose to trump and then also get kamala out of the way. they don't have to deal with her. in 2028, she had her chance. the sacrificial lamb headed out to slaughter. nancy knew this was going to happen. joe and jill should be thankful she tried. she tried so hard to give him a legacy and unfortunately, he's checked out and jill is still angry. but she did them a real solid. >> so nancy was picking the loser. she was just picking whoever was going to lose to clear the deck and to do

everybody a favor, because joe is going to get shellacked even harder than harris. and now she has what she's got her boy gavin, waiting in the wings. >> you know, some would say that they might even be related in some odd way, shape or form. i think she loves gavin. she wanted kamala out of the way, but she wanted joe to have a legacy that he beat. donald trump and joe can still have that. that's why he doesn't care. he's doing what he wants to do. why do you think they're having christmas parties at 1 p.m? because we know joe is only awake 10 to 4. maybe not even that anymore. just let him have his christmas party at 1 p.m. >> party at 1 p.m. >> that sounds like a good time. >> that sounds terrible. and for the staff? the staff is supposed to get drunk. you can't get drunk at one and then go back to work for the biden white house. you need to be on your toes. >> well, flavor flav and hunter biden, they look like they had a good time at that christmas party. i don't know if it was at 1 p.m. 1 a.m. they had a good time. hunter gets a pardon. nancy did them a huge favor. so thank nancy. thank

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again. >> i agree with trump. >> you know hanukkah is a thing too. >> did she really say that? >> yeah, i did that. >> what does christmas mean to you? >> it's about family togetherness. >> you want me to sing you jingle bells? >> i love that jingle all the way. >> oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. >> i have no professional training of singing. >> no. so. well, that's the surprise of the century. >> where was jesus born? >> i don't know, i'm. i'm jewish. >> ancient macedonia. right. >> ethiopia. bethlehem. >> bethlehem. where is bethlehem? >> you want me to give you the coordinates of it? >> yes. i don't know, i'd have to google a little. i'm a little rusty. >> i don't really know. to be honest, i don't, i don't know. >> i simply don't know. >> jerusalem. >> now jesus had a job. what

was his profession? >> oh, this is. my mom would be so mad at me. >> a waitress? >> well, he was a guy. >> okay, that would be a waiter. >> a bellboy. >> he was technically a carpenter. >> a barber. i love it. >> of course you do. i make you silky smooth. i tell you this. >> what did the three wise men bring? jesus. >> i don't know. i can't remember. >> a puppy, a pony and a kitten. >> a really nice soft blanket. because he was born in a manger. >> diapers, clothes, sneakers, stuff like that. >> frankincense, gold and myrrh. >> oh, a bunch of perfume. so he can not take a bath for a while? i don't know. >> i haven't taken a shower since we got here. >> i know you stink. >> i love it. what is myrrh? oh. >> like what? >> fir myrrh. it sounds like a motor starting. vroom vroom vroom. >> what country did the

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