were doing. again, it was just a rocket fuer the ministry. >> now, the stock markets close january 9 as a day of mourning and supreme court closed and national archive with a special exhibit on display, including camp david accords, egyptian israeli peace treaty of 1973. how should habitat honor this man in about 15 seconds? >> they're planning a memorial service. the new directors in habitat in new york are planning a memorial service. i don't know if it's january 9, but at some point at that lodgerral building they worked on -- original building they worked on, that's still going strong and they're doing great work all over new york and of course the world. >> right, rob, we've come to the end of the show. i appreciate it. thank you for your insight. president jimmy carter, dead at the age of 100.

>> hello, i'm katie pavlich and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. charles: well somebody is bitter with 21 days to go, president biden seems to be spending final stretch wallowing in self-pity, angry and resentful bracing for legacy to be obliterated. for example, while addressing the nation on jimmy carter, joe biden couldn't help but take a cheap shot at president elect donald trump. >> decency. decency. charles: joe biden said he has

no regrets but dropping out of the 2024 race and thinks he could have beat trump in his own party had he not been shoved out the door and furious his lawfare was a dud. "in private, biden said he should have picked someone other than merrick garland as attorney general". craning about the justice department in prosecuting trump and aggressiveness in prosecuting biden's son hunter. but joe isn't the only one with regrets. friends in liberal media feel bad covering up his obvious cognitive decline. >> that would be to me joe biden's obvious cognitive decline that became undeniable in the televised debate and starting to emerge now that his advisers kind of managed his limitations and reported in "the wall street journal" for four years. he insisted he could stil run for president and we should

have forcefully insisted to know if he could run for office and could have changed the scope of the entire election. charles: kennedy, how do you feel about the journalists now saying it's evidence that now. >> kennedy: he's been red pilled and hey, january, what took you to long. the evidence was there and a lot talking about this for years and years and years, before 2020 saying it was pretty obvious why obama didn't pick biden to be his successor in 2016 because he didn't think he was up for the job. there was a lot of decline between 2016 and 2020. even in 2020, he didn't believe in himself and he said i'm a transitional candidate and only going to be president for four years, dead people. you know, then we were stuck

with him. they bypassed the primary process and that wasn't him alone, that was his handlers, the party, the democrat establishment, jeffrey k catisenburg but anyone that knew he was in cognitive decline and anyone that's had a family member who has experienced things like alzheimer and dementia, they know what they were seeing and did nothing and he was hungry for power and wanted to hold onto it. his family pushed him to hold onto it and everyone else around him knew him maintaining the presidency was a condition of their employment and they said and did nothing till now, those words are absolutely empty and meaningless. caseworks >> katie: robert hur said we

can't charge him because he can't remember anything, it was that they got exposed and not just joe biden but the media and democrats around him, including george clooney and barack obama who just a month earlier asking for millions for his reelection campaign and comes out to the debate and said we need a new guy. how do you explain the lack of transparency given that americans thought what was going on, which is why they voted against kamala harris and for trump in november? lauren: well, i don't know, i see this bothers me and all due respect for january and not going to be loved on cbs but, look, i don't know what rock she's living under with all due respect because every time i turned on the channel and the ratings with some of our competitors at other cable news networks that lean left were getting killed. the ratings were dropping. why? because my side was going stop talking about biden's decline

and his dementia. why not the decline of donald trump as well. it was valid to talk about it for both candidates. >> jesse: other cha channels >> katie: why are they saying it was the most covered up story of the year. >> leslie: i disagree with her. >> jimmy: they were telling us on the eve of the debate when he glitched out so poorly he was forced off the ticket, they were telling us that morning these were cheap fakes. that's what the liberal media was saying. you imagined this. if you look from this angle, he ran the 100-meter hurdles and broke the world record. from that record, obama led him off the stage and that was the cheap fake and going for other net works and joe scarborough

and sharp as joe biden has ever been. >> leslie: i also don't agree with that and i don't agree with the george clooneys of the world and asked him his opinion or candidate was going to be and i felt it was a horrific debate and i felt you don't walk away after one and felt he would have had a stronger showing even if he didn't beat trump. kamala harris, i really do. >> katie: going back to joe biden's legacy. >> kennedy: delusion is a hell of a drug. >> katie: one thing joe biden is talking about behind closed doors, charlie, and one thing he says to people in the public, he should have picked a different attorney general is because merrick garland didn't engage soon enough in the lawfare to take him off the campaign trail. that's a democracy-ending principal. if you want to throw your

opponents in jail because you can't run against them. charles: i had to read that part of the story four times. the idea that if he had -- in the race was going to beat donald trump was laughable. i also think it's kind of interesting that if -- there's all these anonymous sources and harris camp and trump camp and i mean, biden camp and they're wild horse saloon perking behind the scenes and -- whispering behind the scenes and harris campaign said if he'd gotten out sooner, i would have been able to beat him. no, you spent over $1 billion in 100 days and lost. if she had had 200 days and would have lost worse i think. the whole thing is complete -- you're right, delusion is a marvelous drug and i'd like to know where to get it. >> leslie: then you share in my collusion because i agree she

would have still lost. >> katie: the thing is the fact they both would have lost to donald trump proves it wasn't about voting against trump. it was about voting for trump, which is why he won in a landslide. >> leslie: i think it was messaging and my party was bad about the messaging and the economy and inflation. >> jimmy: no, it's not. when they say messaging, people don't get their opinion on the economy from msnbc, they get it from their bank account and cash register. that's the real messaging. the media is engaging in the exercise of retroactive ass covering on the biden dementia story, they're trying to make it look like they got it wrong and implies there was an effort to get it right, which was not the truth. this is the most underreported story of 2024, '23 '22 '21 an and '2020. that's not normal to make the sign language interpreter shrug. if only someone would have

checked on the guy talking to dead people. who knew. >> katie: all the explanations of him talking to dead people and wandering off stage and getting lost. the american people were not seeing it and the president was fine. >> jimmy: it's a messaging problem. >> kennedy: but joe biden and ask yourself this honestly, could joe biden have sat with joe rogan for three hours? >> leslie: if that's the litmus test to be president, i need to move. >> kennedy: no, but kamala harris -- what, 18 years i don't thinker than donald trump and she owled could not have done it or by her own admission could not have done it. [ talking over each other ] >> leslie: that should not determine who my president is. >> kennedy: sitting for three hours and have a contemporaneous, spontaneous challenging discussion because there aren't a lot of people that can do that and certainly not a lot running for president that can do it and certainly only one person going to be president that could do it and

did it. >> katie: we have to go to the next block but speaking of the person that did win, president elect trump is revealing hi thoughts on big immigration debate happening among republicans and elon musk. ♪ after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪

♪ >> kennedy: hello and welcome back. president elect donald trump is backing up his doge brothers elon musk and vivek ramaswamy over the h-1b visas and the soon to be 47th president saying "i've always liked the visas and

always in favor of the visas and that's why we have them. i have many h-1b visas on my properties and i've been a believer and use it had many times and it's a great program". elon musk argues the program is key for american companies to find top talent they can't always get from the u.s. work force. and has even vowed to go to war over the issue telling one opponent ever so politely to go f yourself in the face. well, that's fun. however, musk has conceded that the program is indeed broke and republican senator eric schmidt that it's ripe with fraud. >> the sons and daughters and factory workers lost their jobs and accountants and training their replacements and foreign workers that are undercutting the wages and the solution here is president trump is articulated for 2020 and to reform that system.

and goat rid of abuses and make it merit based and make sure we're not undercotting wages and having americans train foreign replacements. >> kennedy: katie, if the argument is between anne cultue and elon musk, i'm siding with elon because he has a more rational argument here. part of the problem is in american schools and colleges and universities, they're not producing a lot of engineers. they're produce ago lot of women studies majors and anti-semi-mites on some campuses. we need more engineers and how are you going to entice the smartest engineers in the world but for a program like this? >> katie: for the violent criminal aliens and starts at 600,000 and that's what the president campaigned on, that's their focus and when you work for the president, when elon musk and vivek ramaswamy do now, you want to try and not create political headaches for your boss before you even get

started. that's the first thing. but the question is why is it the talent pool is not available among americans in the united states? the answer is of course education. it starts in preschool and goes all the way up through college and our graduate programs and we do not invent vise people going into -- incentivize people going into engineering and social justice degrees and the american taxpayer ends up paying for and they don't give them a return on investment in high paying job like engineering, and that's the heart of the problem. i don't like the insults about american culture and we all can do better and have a jock and have a 4.5 gpa and get into the best schools and the universities are discriminatory against those that want to go engineering schools based on your race and sex. >> kennedy: and if your parents have college degrees. >> katie: outside of things that should matter in terms of merit and what she wants to do. the education system in america is trash and you'll say we

dumped so much money into it and it was worse 20 years ago that's why people are not going into the fields because of the incentives and change the incentive structure and stop pushing kids into debt for $500,000 to get a worthless degree that gets them nowhere when it comes to building american economies and working in places at spacex. >> kennedy: i know that democrats and liberals are ravenous for this argument because they see this as a big fisher in the republican party at least the ma maga wing and i think it's a good thing. if president biden had more honest conversations about failures and the immigration program in the country, maybe we wouldn't be in the position we're in. i think it's actually charter to have some intellectual discudiscussions and fill sos cl differences and -- philosophical differences and they're resolving them in realtime. >> leslie: the immigration problem was an issue that the president and all democrats and republicans should resolve and

one of the ways to do that is, you know, with the congressional authority to not have people come here to apply for asylum and can do it in their home country and that's not the visa or what americans are concerned about on the left or right. no offense, katie, i have two kids that are going to be going to college and my kids hate me if i say the word college. they don't want to talk to me, they leave the room. mit, harvard, stanford have some of the most brilliant minds in the world. they have huge engineering programs, and they're not just recruiting people into engineering, not just these schools but other schools and they're recruiting women and engineering for many, many years has been very male. my daughter is in a stem college preparatory school right now, and they are really trying to get girls into the stem programs of which engineering is one so i would disagree with you there. regarding this, it offends me as an american that we say that we don't -- look, we want the best and brightest and we do have the

best and brightest in some of the incredible places of education and mit is the best college in the world, not just the united states, in the world. this is not disputed by anybody in the country -- >> charlie: trump's ankle taught there. >> leslie: and i dated a guy that went there. >> jimmy: this is beyond my pay grade. i know opp. >> kennedy: you know me. >> jimmy: do i ever. >> leslie: at the end of the day, what happened here -- >> kennedy: we have a prestigious engineering programs and dei and yay boobies and the bridge falls apart. >> leslie: i'm not talking dei. vivek and all the other people that are going there. it's very important for the future of the country. >> katie: 40% of america can't read. we have a public education system that does not incentivize them and not to mention getting

them ready to go to a institution like harvard or mit and filled with international students. >> kennedy: charlie, take it from here. >> charlie: yeah, i love this whole debate, it's a very constructive debate and my favorite thing is that it's happening entirely within the republican party. it's happening entirely within the maga wing of the republican party. they're the only ones recognizing this is a real existential problem for the country and donald trump is the first president to come along in decades to recognize that and the only solution democrats have been able to offer is well, let's open the border to millions of unknown, unskilled laborers to come across. that's not a solution, that makes it all infinitely worse. the other thing i love about this is the political press had nothing to do with causing this debate, which is kind of what the press is supposed to do. instead, this whole thing is played out on twitter or whatever it's called, x. on x among the people in the republican party that recognize

this is a real big problem. and personally the question is, whether or not the program is solving the problem or just another way to get cheap labor into the country. i know of all the politicians that have come along, donald trump is the only one i would trust to actually look at this with a responsible eye and come up with a solution. >> jimmy: does he ever and it's beyond the republican party and biden weighed in on the visas and he prefers mastercard and pes everybody to use it. i don't understand it. they give you better interest rates. it's a bad situation. meritocracy is the magic word here. talking about reforming the system and elon musk's preference. whenever we take this reductive approach and he wants the tax code this way and favors the billionaire and elon musk is worth a gather zillion dollars. okay. he's not prioritizing an

immigration policy based on how it affects him financially because he's be beyond affect at this point. he's that rich, okay. so rich he's now using people as furniture and go to his house and people to sit on in place of a sofa. he's that rich. he recognizes that his company succeeded and he had the best people in the most impactful positions, and it's impossible to admit there's an engineering shortage without d denigrating e colleges here in america. i went to community college and majored in nintendo and meritocracy and it's the system and happy the debate played out in public and it was always supposed to be happening. >> leslie: when the republican party says they're taking our jobs and then you have the president of the united states coming in, donald trump is the republican saying yeah, i agree with you. they are taking your jobs and

they should. elon calls them up and says no, you do like this. oh, yes, i do like this. >> kennedy: maybe it's a more complex situation than opponents would like to present it as and we want the best engineers in the world and america winning the ai race, we need the best people on it. up next, they don't call him breezy for nothing. gavin newsom trying to take a victory lap on a crackdown that he didn't even back. that's next. ♪

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>> charlie: california criminals shocked to find out that shoplifting is now considered a felony in california after voters overwhelmingly passed the tough on crime prop 36 that beefed up penalties for people suspected of theft. but it's no thanks to a certain white house wanna be that opposed it and he wants folks to give him credit for recent crackdown on retail theft and threw support for statewide highway california patrol retail theft task force. >> prop 36 never included organized retail theft, never addressed that issue, never addressed issue of vehicle crimes, never the issue of multi- jurisdictional prosecutions and i applaud any issue to address retail theft

and i've been applauding that years and years and i'm grateful to the work of california highway patrol in particular of advancing those efforts. >> charlie: leslie, to you first. >> leslie: i knew you would. >> charlie: there's plenty of time for cleanup. it is so confusing trying to follow what happens in california with politics and crime and all this kind of stuff, but the result is not confusinat it's really bad. >> leslie: oh, really. i was hoping you'd say that, charlie. you said that in the green room and i wanted to make sure i have my facts and stats to clean up on aisle 9. first of all, i voted for proposition 36 and many of us in california that did because we wanted to correct proposition 47, which many of us voting for 36 voted for. one thing the governor is right about, i was going to mention that video and so glad the crew brought it up. one of the problems that proposition 36 doesn't address is those girls are probably

already back out on the street and that is a problem. one, the multi-jurisdiction he talked about. the prosecutions that he talked about and one of the reasons he was against it. two, all california cities in the state of california in 2024 after the pandemic have dropped in violent crimes across the board with one exception and that's san jose. by the way, that also includes oakland where everybody wants to talk about that in and out and terrible somebody had to close their business. almost 300 in and out of the state of california. one has closed. >> kennedy: just one. >> charlie: kennedy, you're smart with -- >> kennedy: the oakland as are still playing in oakland and everybody is fine in oakland. golden state warriors are there and nothing to see here, folks. this dumpster fire of a state, it's how we roast smores. >> charlie: as a lojician, if

you expect people to steal, can you expect people to steal more? >> kennedy: no, the criminals are very smart and they know the california crime code probably better than some of the prosecutors that work for the horrible das, one of which that just got thrown out of office by the margin that prop 36 got passed on and have this organized retail theft and they're not going to spend any time in the poke for it. they keep going and going and going and they have been supported by the liberal das who have not made the state better and they've made the state worse. gavin newsom made the state worse. but he just goes out and spews a bunch of words that leslie so kindly repeats on his behalf that don't mean anything. the reason he didn't back prop 36 is because it was for his own political future. he knew that that bill would be so popular with independent and republican voters that they would come out and they would vote for it and they would vote for o ere candidates on the

ballot who opposed his grand presidential scheme and that's all he's looking out for and if he cared about the retail theft and really cared about the state, he'd have worked for the legislature years ago and he hasn't done that. click it or ticket. chp. they're going to magically make all the crime go away and that's what the chp does. no, john and ponch aren't going to unring this bell. >> charlie: poncharelli. over 87% of californias voted for prop 36 and kennedy points out he was viremently going for that in nomination and out of step for democrat. >> katie: every one of them voted for harsher penalties for

them and going to come to changing their mind depending on what people decide and he does this on a number of different things and in terms of consequences, i'm grateful now that the businesses, people that own them and work in them, the clerks that are making minimum wage trying to do everything right in life. the people that live in these neighborhoods where the stores have to close and now drive a longer period of time to get what they need for basic necessities because gas in california is $5 a gallon to go to work in a timely fashion and places to take their kids for entertainment, they have relief from this ridiculous sherif gross-bullock raid going on in -- charade going on in california for far too long. it was a choice to go through this and choice in new york city to put the people through this and yesterday at union station, a woman was stabbed in the middle of the day. these are liberal policies that have very serious consequences for people, whether it's

economically or with their lives and it's time the criminals may a heavier price and they do. when they do, they commit fewer crimes. >> charlie: i find california impossible to follow. how do you keep all your props straight? >> jimmy: there's a lot of props. prop 42 jose canseco. that's the oakland one and he'll go 4040 and everything will be fine. i love gavin newsom for the reasons nobody does. he's a socio path and the debate and great sean hannity and hosting between newsom and desantis and he was pinned and desantis pulled out the pop map of how there's -- they'll show you where they go to the bathroom and newsom said if you look at other neighborhoods and the pop it down if there's a good thing and metric of pop on the sidewalk and there's a line and waiting list to get a u-haul to leave the state and it is

literally the song hotel california. you can check out any time you want but you can never leave because there's no u-haul. there's no defending that. he's a sociopath. >> charlie: only state with exodus to mexico. >> jimmy: thank you, there you go. mexico is built on a wall. >> charlie: all right. ahead, washington dc is dumpster diving for good pr scrambling to remove ads likening them voters. ♪ what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot

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♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh hot damn. the swamp is throw ago temper tantrum over the return of 456789 watch dc scrambling to yank down ads spotted near the capitol that compare maga

supporters to trash. ad crossed out someone wear ago maga hat hold ago project 2025 -- holding a project 2025 book on kindle and "keep dc trash free. oh, the irony. the standards for dumpster fire central but the swamp is playing innocent with a official denying there was anything to do with the ads. i love the story and we'll work around the horn on this. okay. apparently joe biden has a job writing ads. this is what he's doing to fill the time. >> kennedy: no, and i understand they're trolling, but these are official ads. you can't just -- it's not just sniping, which in the '90s concert posters were sort of stapled to empty spaces on mads, it's not like that. this is a official holder for city posters so it's like, yes, someone on a city board approved this and it's like we're living in an era where zac efron or

someone that looks like him, goes out and assassinates a insurance executive. stop saying things like let's take out the trash or let's get rid of these people because it leads to pretty disastrous things as we saw during the presidential race one when one of the candidates was almost assassinated. >> jimmy: that's a good point and she referenced luigi mangioni and she was charged with larceny for stealing the eyebroeyebrows from an e greened driver. an e upset driver. some hills don't need fought on let alone died on and that's part of the strategy that continues to backfire. >> charlie: i don't see evidence they want to learn anything and words of the poster taken out of joe biden's mouth and what's kind of funny about it is now maga supporters leaned

into it calling them garbage and going to the rallies and they'd be wearing -- or garbage bags themselves. it was hilarious. but it is -- there's a serious side of all it and that is that it's -- it does add to the toxicity of the conversation and it's probably -- it's not good for the country but even worse for democrats because they're not -- there's no, they're not even trying to seriously address any of the issues. >> jimmy: yeah, would you admit maybe off the air and there's a significant percentage of your party i believe that actually just does think they're better than maga people. think there's a faction of that in the party? >> leslie: yeah, i think there's people that are highly educate that had look down on people that aren't as educated and rich people looking down on poor people in the country and i don't think that has to do with democrat or republican.

when it comes to this stuff, i'd agree with the sox sisty and called my govern -- toxicity and called my governor a sociopath. >> jimmy: oh, he's nuts but that's the nicest thing i could say about him. >> leslie: saying about taking your time. you want to read my x or twitter page? that's part of the problem. there's difference between ads and free speech and protest verse first amendment. somebody paid for this or city approve it had and who paid for it or approved it. that's a problem. it's also a problem and i need you to look the other way. >> jimmy: i'm with you, boo. >> leslie: we'd never be. >> jimmy: i don't and i was going to say this, i don't think that problem is inherent to us. it gets tributed to the right but the -- attributed to the right and they look down on rich and poor people and that's always been the messaging and that's unique to your party and it's for at time. somebody that live there is,

what's the bigger concern, being called trash or pantless hobbit on every corner. >> katie: they're a problem too. i'm on the freedom side and not the district and we have freedom and this is an abuse of power and official government ad spaces and first thing and donald trump has a long to do list especially on day one and he has to work with congress to revoke home rule and washington dc cannot govern itself and it's a disaster and crime ridden and washington dc is capitol of the united states of america and the way the politicians have run the city into the ground and made it not visible outdoor of the national mall and few museums in the middle of the capitol building and it's a disgrace and needs to be given back to america and have a safe outing in the capitol of the country. it's far past time for the

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♪ ♪ >> leslie: welcome back. here's a page turner of the debate. does listening to an audio book count as reading it? "the wall street journal" checked in with folks who boast about devouring over 80 book this is year. the twist? they didn't actually read a single word. nope, they heard every story via audiobook. okay, ken data committee, do yo. do you need the page turner or do the listening? >> kennedy: i'm a visible learning so i get more out of my visual eyeballs and some are auditory learners and they can get as much as they need from listening to a book. that's a smaller segment of the population, but at least they're getting information so i don't fault people for audio books. it's a little bit more passive, but if you can learn that way, have at it. >> leslie: okay, what do you say, charlie? >> charlie: depends on what you're doing while you're listening to it. if you're driving, you can really intensely like absorb --

or at least me, i can intensely absorb it. if i'm doing something else and way more interesting than whatever stupid book i'm listening to on tape, i'm not absorbing any of it. i would rather read like in a hard back cover anyway. >> leslie: okay. katie? >> katie:, i would rather read but for the sake of time, an audio book. you read the book or listened to the audio version. listening is not reading. >> leslie: think you're absorbing it the same if you listen or read? >> katie: i think if you're distracted. >> charlie: crank it up. >> katie: take notes and highlights. >> leslie: jimmy? >> jimmy: i think reading is more immersive and it depends on the book. if there's a copy of cancel culture dictionary and no war is fun, there's no wrong way to

consume it and it's a religious experience and your mind wanders when you're listening that it doesn't when you're reading. if it's textbooky, listen. >> katie: always on the top of the book. >> jimmy: i question book club but there's a lot of chubby chasers at these events. >> leslie: on my flight to la tonight, pop out my audio book? >> jimmy: you can be in sync and all the cool kids are doing it. >> leslie: my son would listen and my husband said it didn't count but as long as the book got into your brain, i was really excited about that. one more thing is up next. ♪ the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪

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>> katie: time for "one morethi" i will go first. you are in chicago area. chicago area trying to get rid

of real christmas tree. because this is a fun and easy way that you can just put it out the door. look no further than the urban grower's collective. this is a local nonprofit in the chicago area that is accepting donations of decoration-free christmas trees. and they are giving them to their nine goats as food. so the trees are good sources of vitamin a and c and the goats eat all of it: they also eat the bark. so if you want a good place to send your christmas tree. look them up in the chicago area. that's the urban grower's collective. okay. charlie. >> charlie: that's really impressive. >> katie: wouldn't you love to be a goat? >> charlie: we burn all of our christmas trees. >> katie: goats are going hungry because of you. >> charlie: that's better. this is probably the last person you want to have sitting in the exit row of your flight. a woman said she was anxious during the deboarding process so decided to take matters in her own hands and cut the line opening the emergency exit door,

climbing out on the wing of the plane. the problem was though this she at is on the wing 12 minutes waiting for firefighters to get her down. if she had just waited pishtly to deboard she would have been gone -- wow, probably doing. >> carted off to jail. >> i bet she got carted to the nervous hospital. you don't have to go thailand if i want to see a baby pigmy hippo. the own right here the united states. right? virginia at the met throw richmond zoo. we have our own pigmy. she doesn't have a name yet. the public is invited to name her. go to the richmond is zoo's website. the auction poppy, juniper, hammy may and homey. those are your not hippo mchippo. which would have been fantastic. >> jimmy: you can't refer to someone as a hippo anymore told hr. what is the most important thing anybody needs to know jimmy

failla's all new year's bash. you will see me tomorrow night on new year's which have you infer seen me before sober one hour. joe piscopo. guy, gianno caldwell a banger goes off at 11:00. >> katie: looking forward to that leslie? >> a family in florida was in for a christmas miracle when their missing dog not only showed up back to the house but on christmas eve but did he so, look at that, he rang the doorbell athenian that the german shepherd missing for nine days until owners heard doorbell ring at 2:30 in the morning and found the loss pooch at the door. she hasn't stopped howling since she got home. >> katie: wanted to go for a little stroll in the neighborhood. >> jimmy: she made it as far as springfield before she turned around. >> katie: that's it for us. have a great night. >> rich: good evening, welcome to washington.