you. >> i will take that. [laughs] i will take low self-esteem. i think you deserve a solid b+, but you did a lot better than texas did in the playoffs, for sure. i'm going to take the b+. i'm not going to take a shot at my texas longhorns. >> will: so let me get this straight. call me willy, the man worth $450 million jay leno h told me never to ask me for a salary, and i didn't mean to call you jessica, jesse. the people peered your show, and active transparency can you please remind the public that te dallas cowboys are the only team not to plain nfc championship game in this entire century. >> i think you just did. finally, a little irish dancing for st. patrick's day. one of my infamous moments on "fox & friends." how about this? ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm shannon bream along with

judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. in matching outfits. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this "the five." ♪ ♪ 47 is on the move right now. president trump is on board air force one. he's headed to wildfire-ravaged los angeles, where governor gavin newsom is expected to show up uninvited. trump spending his afternoon touring hurricane helene damage in asheville, north carolina, consoling a community there that really feels forgotten, while making a ton of news, including this moment when he mauled signing an executive order to get rid of fema. here is why. >> i will also be signing an executive order to begin the process of fundamentally reforming and overhauling fema or may be getting rid of fema. frankly, theme is not good. fema gets here and they don't know the area, they have never been to the area, they want to give you rules that you've never heard about. they want to bring people that

aren't as good as the people you already have. and fema has turned out to be a disaster. >> shannon: and while we await the president's arrival in los angeles, governor newsom and l.a. mayor karen bass were told will be there on the tarmac when the president lance. it is no secret that newsom and trump have disagreed over how to battle the wildfires that have ravaged the area. earlier, the president laying out his expectations for the visit. >> want to see two things in los angeles. voter i.d. so that the people have a chance to vote, and i want to see the water be released and come down into los angeles and throughout the state. those are the two things. after that, i will be the greatest president that california has ever seen. >> shannon: and here is what governor newsom had to say about the president. >> i'm grateful, though, that he took our invitation to heart and that he will be here tomorrow. it's my understanding. i look forward to being there on the tarmac to thank the

president and welcome him, and we are making sure that all of the resources he needs for a successful briefing are provided to him. >> shannon: okay, so my first question was when i thought about newsom and bass being on the tarmac, did they not see, judge, his conversation with the leaders at davos? he was pretty direct about how he felt about how things were going on the stage, international stage, but he is going to be face-to-face with these guys in california. >> judge jeanine: oh, yeah, he is going to tell them exactly what he thinks. i find it fascinating newsom is trying to be the guy in charge, i invited, he took me up on my offer, as if the president needs to be invited anywhere. this is a clear disaster area that continues to be a disaster area. but, you know, newsom knows his future relies on this, and it's riding on these fires, how he handles them. i don't think he is doing so well, and i think the passage of time is only making it worse when they get back to their homes and realize they've got to start from scratch.

you know, in his first term, president trump told newsom he's got to clean up the forests, and in his first term, president trump, whose cut 50 states to worry about, is prescient enough to say newsom, you've got to get the water from northern california, from the mountains, the rivers, the streams, the snowmelt, and not send it out to the pacific, but sent it to southern california. you know, this president has been so prescient about the issue of immigration and how much trouble we would be in, not vetting these people, having an open border, now america is with him on that. he was prescient about this. we are talking about, what, eight years ago? you know, newsom and bass and all the rest of them can get out there and make like they are doing their job, they are not. but when we saw president trump in california, he was doing what people want their president to do. they want their president to show up, to talk to ordinary people, to find out what the

problem is, how he can fix it, take down the name of the insurance company that isn't giving them the money, how can they be expected to rebuild if they have no money? they can't get their hands on the fema money, and the president is doing this all in front of us. he's accountable. he's transparent. he's what we need. and by the way, do you remember palestinian? with all of the problems in palestine? fema messed that up, too. it should go, and i guarantee you he is going to take it apart. >> shannon: the people that train derailment in ohio were waiting for months and months and months. every time it sounds like the white house, the president biden today go. present trump even when he wasn't president has made a name for showing up for some of these places, in georgia, as welcome after helene while he was on the campaign trail, and hearing from those people today was really heartbreaking and it was powerful. >> harold: there is no doubt. good to be with you this afternoon. as i tried to share yesterday, president trump is a different kind of president. there is a lack of

conventionality to him, a lack of orthodoxy to him that is really good, in some ways, and i think part of what he said today come i couldn't agree with more -- i don't know if i would get rid of fema but i interpreted him he wants to reform fema. when you think about it, the whole organization, fema, is organized around responding to something that has gone really bad, so you would think that you would have -- and i'm sure they do, but it doesn't seem like they always are prepared to have people who know different regions of the country, different terrains in the country, the kind of things that could afflict different parts of the country and they could assemble those things locally to be able to help them better. it was heartbreaking to see months after what happened in north carolina -- i listened to some of those families were still living day-to-day, who are still living in conditions and circumstances that you wouldn't think in america we would be living, so i hope the president -- i know sometimes he gets worked up in the politics and can get a little momentum behind him, he will say some things but i think initially about fema and reforming is the

right thing. where i differ with him a little bit, shannon, is the notion of conditionality around helping americans who happen to be in a state where the president's political party is not in charge. could you imagine if a democratic president went to a southern or midwestern state after a disaster and said, look, i'm going to give you all the things you need if you change your voter laws. i get the president wanting to make recommendations about political changes, but politicians should never put their interests in front of people's interest, even if the politics in that state is to their liking or to their chagrin. we are all americans, and those people suffering in north carolina, like honest network we carried it, because i don't think people fully appreciate that they are still living that way months afo i applaud the president and a huge way on the reforms and the right talk about what he wants to do and making fema work better but let's not condition the relief on politics peered. >> shannon: well, jesse, how to speech anyone play this? i don't know that he has a lot of leverage in the situation but he says he is going to show up

and be there. is it super awkward or are they sort of frenemy's and it is okay? >> jesse: at first, someone said it was like he was streaking in the quad and then he turned around and no one was following him because the resistance army has disappeared. so now when he was inaugurated, they had the flags lowered for carter, he raised them, and that was a big symbol that he wanted to play ball. he could show up at the tarmac and either be chris christie or jan brewer. remember brewer in arizona with the finger point? then there was christie come open arms, a lot of people in his party didn't like that. he has to do something. i disagree with harold. you have to condition this. it is like car insurance, harold. if you keep wrecking your vehicle, the insurance company is not going to keep paying the claims. they are going to make you take a defensive driving course. just like california has to do, they have to start managing their state better. do all the things jeanine said. now i wouldn't link it to voter

i.d. -- >> harold: that's what i meant -- >> jesse: i would link it to getting prepared with your water and your reservoirs and your forest management. by the way, harold come are they still counting votes in california? >> harold: and pennsylvania. >> jesse: still counting votes. >> shannon: we have a race call to make. [laughter] >> jesse: but they do need to reform fema and that is not a partisan issue -- >> harold: i agree with you. >> jesse: the last four fema heads, two republicans and two democrats, say it needs to be reformed. they get bad bailouts because fema is not prepared so they get some sort of disaster deductible to straighten it out. >> shannon: i hear the sharpie moving fast and furious over here. i am getting a little high off the fumes. tell us. >> greg: shannon bream. just stepping back, i feel like are there any politicians or political parties left? i feel as though trump has flooded the zone. he has disappeared democrats from the game board, but also any kind of never trumpee

republican, do they still exist? i don't think there has been any republican president that has had a week like this. i don't remember it. the party has never been this effective or successful in my lifetime. maybe over time it happens, but you can't have a better week than this, and a lot of the stuff he is doing, you know, the executive orders but also here is a layup. because the solutions were always there. it's just that the dems refused to accept them. it was a failure not just of common sense, but also a failure of will. no one is having any issue with what trump is doing. they just didn't know it wasn't being done. they didn't know what they were missing, including in disasters. this is a contrast between an actual president and a cardboard prop. trump is aware of what is going on on the ground. he actually listens to people. and if you tell him something, he is going to do some thing about it. for some reason, he is engaged,

whether in crime he will talk to victims, immigration and border agents, talks to people in ai, he seems to get a grasp of every issue by talking to the people involved, but if you were in a disaster or a catastrophe, you were a victim, and he went on any network and you were pleading, it would never get to biden. either he couldn't hear it, or he wouldn't do anything about it, and when you watch trump act, signing all of these executive orders and attacking every problem, you don't just see his effectiveness, you realize what was missing. a leader. we had for years without a leader, and now we are acting like wow, this feels pretty good. it's like suddenly you are like, oh, now i know what this is l like. this is how it works. pretty good. >> shannon: now hearing from members of congress, cabinet secretaries come all because of people who said they couldn't get to president biden for these conversations, it does feel abruptly different. >> greg: i don't think that comment was necessary, but okay. >> shannon: i wanted to give a

little backup because you needed it. >> greg: i didn't need a backup, i was fine. >> shannon: we will debate during the commercial. and the first mass deportation flights are taking off as president trump's raids target some of the most dangerous illegal immigrants in the country. ♪ ♪ look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish. did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! every day is a struggle for us pigeons... and he's flipping through channels faster than a falcon! ya know, i dated a falcon once.

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thank you. >> judge jeanine: president trump sending a strong and clear message as i.c.e. begins their deportation flights. the white house releasing these striking images showing some of the country's most criminal migrants. porting a one-way flight out of our country. it is a sharp contrast to the days of joe biden's shameful midnight flights that flew migrants, no, flew illegals in under the cover of darkness. and that's not all. we are also getting brand-new video that shows military helicopters and marines at the southern border helping agents there with security operations. and check out this incredible moment, deported illegals arriving back in mexico and warning others with this mes message. >> [speaking spanish] >> judge jeanine: everyone is getting caught, as well it should be. you know, what's interesting,

harold, is that governor healy in massachusetts, a democrat, she was going to use every tool in her arsenal to fight back against trump, but she made an about-face. why do you think that is? and will others follow? >> harold: i think she made an about-face come i don't know all that she said but i did see some of those things and she is now in full support of these things. i think people realize that when you are able to make her streets safer and you are able to reduce costs and taking care of people who many in your community don't want in your community, i think that is a positive thing. i think you'll find more in more electorates. your question is focused on democrats, particularly those who may have said their cities or states would be more sanctuary-like. i think they are going to hear from voters. you have seen in chicago where a court of the voting population, constconstituency including a lf african americans saying we can't afford this, why is this happening? this group the president is

speaking of, this is what tom homan said are the worst of the people here peered our country has been built over the years on excepting people who want to come and play by the rules and want to come and live the great american dream, but when you come and commit crimes and the kind of violent crimes people are committing, there is no question the president will continue to address this. as i said yesterday, this is how you keep that coalition together that elected you, mr. president, back in 2024. could get a little dicier as things go on but people are going to continue. >> judge jeanine: you know, shannon, harold said when the democrats realized that it is making the streets safer, as if they couldn't figure that out before -- >> harold: some of -- >> judge jeanine: i think it is a recognition that they are going to be charged with obstruction, with interfering, and they don't want to be taken out in cuffs, okay? they cannot stop it. this mayor johnson in chicago, brandon johnson, has already spent half a billion dollars in chicago, and he's got to campaign starting to know your

rights, he says you want to protect people. protect americans or illegals? >> shannon: there are the objects now the democrats have to contend with because chicago is one of the places where officials have said we want to go in the jails and get the bad guys and take them out of here, but we can't go into the jails so i don't know what the argument is there for protecting bad guys come i'm not sure what the argument is but it is a hard one for democrats to make soap tom homan and others are going out there and saying we are going after people convicted of all kinds of things like rape and assault and attempt to murder and that kind of stuff. you can't stand there is governor healy or anybody else to keep up his efforts. as you mentioned, this executive order says two things, we can come after you civilly or criminally. the president has ordered these agencies to look at cutting off federal funding to these places, as well. >> judge jeanine: all right, greg. shannon just mentioned, we can go into the jails. should these illegals who are

here and charged with crimes, should they be convicted and spent time in the united states or should they be automatically deported and put on a c-130? >> greg: depends on the crime, if they are bass eight or murderers, but we deport them before we land the plane. >> jesse: drop -- >> greg: drop them. it is interesting that foreign bass eight are treated better that americans be 28. you have these city leaders trying to muck up the work. would you treat our criminals the same way? they actually captured and i believe they are deporting some abusers of children. and i am wondering where aoc is on this. shouldn't the children that these abusers have been traveling, how dare you separate them. shouldn't they be together? isn't that what she was talking about? of course he is not going to say that because the separation policy is designed for that.

to keep the guys that are rape kids or trying to sell kids from being their guardian. again, this is free money for trump, he is not creating new laws, simply enforcing the existing laws and everybody is looking at it going, whoa, so we can do this? i had no idea. this is what happens when you get rid of the hoaxes, when you get rid of the hoaxes, you get rid of these pushers of hoaxes in the media, now you see that there is nothing to fear when you follow the law. nobody is turning into hitler. there are no concentration camps. it was all a lie. >> judge jeanine: yes indeed. now these illegals, jesse, have been able to and have literally been exempted from the united states laws, and the question now is, i mean, do you -- and i am just curious as to what the thinking is, they spend jail time here or just deport them? >> jesse: on the one hand it is expensive to imprison these people but if you deport them

and they sneak back in, that's another issue. so i am with greg, it depends on the crime. if it is a hard-core crime, i say we imprison them here. if it is just a small misdemeanor, send them back and take the risk. remember the talking point about not all migrants are criminals. so what? and look at all of these criminals going home, and all it did, it took a show of force. just the visual of having these c-130s out hovering over the border, do you know how scared people are now? they used two average thousands of border apprehensions per day. after trump came in, a couple hundred. no one is even making the track anymore. it looks to me like johnson in chicago wants to get arrested. it looks like he wants to be a martyr, and he wants to now being known for defending criminal illegal aliens. if he does that and the media

starts supporting johnson and makes them this big anti-trump resistance hero, that is going to send the democratic party so far back in time, and the more and more you realize about how long these killers and rapists languished in our cities, this feisty patient illegal -- >> judge jeanine: been here since 2013 -- >> jesse: as president, enemies foreign and domestic, and he is letting foreign enemies prey on americans, four years, and he obviously knew where he was because on the first week they had his address and picked him up. this just makes joe biden look like such a traitor. >> judge jeanine: no question, and he is thinking joe biden and barack obama, thanks, bro. >> harold: you didn't ask me the question, send them back of these people are convicted and they are still out because our laws need to be changed -- >> judge jeanine: some of them haven't been convicted yet. in other words, we haven't had

the ability to try them because they are being protected and the sanctuaries. >> harold: i think they should be sent back peered. >> judge jeanine: send them back on that c-130 and airdrop them. >> greg: building for the flight. >> judge jeanine: up next, the sore loser club. kamala and hillary start a support club for losing to president trump. ♪ ♪

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kamala hasn't ruled out a 2028 run and is turning to old hillary for advice. a real support group for losers. to have reportedly chatted multiple times since kamala's defeat on what her next steps should be, what do you think that conversation is like, greg, between hillary and kamala? >> greg: does hillary really have any advice on how to cope with loss? how is that going for her? since 2016 she has been a walking pantsuit of misery. people just throw money at her so she goes away. like none of the projects she has been working on actually helps. the problem with kamala it she can take up drinking because she is already all in. she needs a hobby that doesn't involve a corkscrew. she did start her own company, probably because she had the business cards made that said president, so she needed something, and even if it is a phony company, she can say, i'm in charge. it's called pioneer 49. did you know that?

it is a combination of for secret service code name and the number of times she slept with willie brown. >> jesse: [laughs] >> greg: but how do you feel bad for her? she is a wealthy lack woman in america who was a historic first. she is going to land on her feet. she will get a deal with netflix. she will get something at hbo. and then she won't do jack because she doesn't have to. >> jesse: she could do that, shannon. >> greg: shannon, i am sorry for that. >> jesse: she is considering a gubernatorial run. do you think that would be wise? >> shannon: there are those within her circle who say she won't do it if she feels it is a step back. i thought the 49 might be she was aiming to be the 49th president. so maybe there is some more -- >> greg: i was just joking, shannon -- >> shannon: it is 49 -- >> greg: is actually about willie brown. >> shannon: i'm trying to stay out of hr.

in washington, republicans their love the idea that she would run in '28 and they love she is getting advice from hillary clinton. they think that is a wonderful plan for the democrats moving forward but remember there are a lot of angry, angry donors within the party who want to know what happened to their billion dollars and i don't think they are ready to just say, okay, let's do that again. >> jesse: and jeanine, if she did run for the presidency again, she might have to fight through a primary. imagine that. >> judge jeanine: she won't be able to drop out before iowa. look, i have a couple of thoughts. number one, i am really teed off about her endless plastic bags. she won't let me cook on a gas stove. she won't let me use a plastic straw. but she is going to use a plastic bag. it is typical hypocrite, okay? i hope she runs again, really do, because she's got nothing to say. she's got nothing to lean on. and unless she gets a lobotomy, she'll end up the same way. she's going to lose. and the third thing is what shannon talked about, and that is what john morgan said, the

woman should be disqualified from running again because she lost a billion dollars, didn't make a damn bit of difference. and finally, how do you think her future is going to be that great, because right now they are trashing joe biden. it is joe's fault, joe this, joe that, it is going to turn around. it is going to be kamala because they can't blame biden forever. she is going to pop her head up and they're coming after her. >> greg: her husband should have used a plastic bag. [laughter] >> jesse: harold ford jr.? [laughter] >> harold: i'm not bothered by her talking about running for office again. i think if you've been in political office or public office as long as she has, she was an attorney general, u.s. senator, vice president, if you are not still interested in public service, it would seem odd to me and weird to me.

i don't dispute anything that has been said about the hurdles she will have to overcome. i hope she uses the moment as an emphasis and catalyst to understand what it means to be in a grocery store, what it means to pay for groceries, how prices are going up. i think your point, judge, but the plastics, maybe she has a different kind of revelation or thinking on this. i don't think you should be permanent he penalized in life or politics if you change your mind -- >> judge jeanine: she wanted me to change my way of life. >> harold: i only get a minute here. [laughter] i'm just saying i think it is great that we challenger on these things because i think she should have to answer all the questions you asked, even the uncomfortable questions you asked about why were you this way a year ago or six months ago and if you change your mind, tell us why. even creating organization gives her an even greater opportunity to be able to do those things. >> greg: pioneer 49, do you know what it does? >> jesse: what does it do? >> greg: it is to help her set up a future. that's all it is. just buy a newspaper or go

online. find a job. i don't know. >> jesse: they are asking for our email addresses. she could ask for more money. are they still asking for money from you, harold? >> harold: who is they? democrats? >> jesse: kamala. not this week? >> harold: couple weeks. >> jesse: up next, aoc can't stand that president trump is the most popular man besides greg in america. ♪ ♪ [sofi mnemonic] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. take a swing at your kitchen reno... we meant that literally. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. long after guests leave, viruses and bacteria linger. air fresheners add a scent. but only lysol air sanitizer helps erase the trace, eliminating odor and killing 99.9% of viruses and bacteria in the air. scent can't sanitize.

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♪ ♪ >> harold: the congresswoman known as aoc is anything but a-ok. the outspoken democrat is blasting her colleagues and other elites for normalizing trump 2.0. judge -- >> what makes this go around with trump so much more dangerous than the first time

around, this time, the norms are becoming him. like, the norms are embracing him. they are strong cultural signals. oscar de la renta dressing all the women -- they're all of these cultural signals. it is a kiss [bleep] race. >> man. >> it is how can i show how much fealty i have to donald trump in order to get my digs? >> judge jeanine: get what? >> harold: i'm coming to you second. greg, what are your thoughts -- i'm curious about this because we elect a new president, people want to figure out ways to work together peered i don't know what she is actually trying to say. >> greg: it seems like bernie sanders there was really disappointed. i think the psychology is she is feeling the flip that the democrats and liberals are no longer the cool place to be anymore, and it is on the other side, which is hard to believe. she wants cultural figures to be

scared of being near trump. and that has always been the tool that they used. it is a very honest admission that they want to keep you from leaving the flock by the threat of ostracizing you. that was the whole genesis of cancel culture, if i see you on fox, you are dead to me. if you watch joe rogan, how dare you. if you like to tweet, we are going after you. this used to happen to me all the time. they would hear somebody. that is what created the silent majority. people just wouldn't tell you that they liked somebody, and then he found out, they shellacked you in the election and what you are saying is true, this is the opposite of the american spirit. it is ordering you not to communicate with people who are different than you, that is the woke creed, not the american creed. you have to engage with the opposition but they are scared if you do you might like what you hear. >> harold: shannon, you are in washington, you deal with

leaders and republican and democratic party, can you sense that what she is saying is felt, probably felt, probably shared? >> shannon: what it seems like with her is the more he is normalized and accepted by people across both sides of the aisle, the more it takes away her voice because she is out there, you were saying, she is the progressive wing of the party and they had a lot of power at the table in the biden administration. if trump is now normalized, it really takes away from her ability to use a name or a description of him that immediately makes toxic and everybody wants to walk away from him. we were told during the campaign he was the end of democracy, the dictator, a tyrant, yet when it came time to do the electoral votes, the democrats didn't object, they did their thing, they did their duty, they got it done and then you see him at present carter's funeral, president obama is joking with him and laughing with him. it completely disarms the other side's argument that he is an existential threat, and i think for her it feels like she is losing power when that happens. >> harold: prime time, what are your thoughts on this? >> jesse: i think greg sums it up perfectly.

it is like middle school mean girls. you all agree you are going to not talk to this one guy, and then a little while later in the semester, some of your friends start talking to him. no, no, no, you are not allowed to talk to him. all of them start talking to him at it's like oh, my god, what is going on? the whole resistance to trump was like a social boycott. it wasn't really based on anything else. you see it only works if every democrat in every single industry is perfectly compliant with the boycott. and if one slips, it all falls apart. that is why there is no resistance anymore. it doesn't work. it wasn't a political party, it was a political army, and if one wing of the army isn't participating, they lose, and that is why you don't even hear anything from democrats now. >> greg: i like that hand gesture. >> harold: judge, your thoughts on this? similar to the table, or you have different thoughts? >> judge jeanine: it is similar to the table but i still get to answer peered. >> harold: okay, your time.

>> judge jeanine: all right. she is concerned trump is being normalized. i said it earlier. he was right about immigration. he was right about the water problem in california. he was right that shutting down american energy was going to create inflation and all kinds of problems for us. and i'm not sure that trump is the one being normalized. i think america and the left is now being normalized to donald trump. the man was right all along, and now america is saying, okay, that's right, that's where we are standing. >> harold: i agree with everybody around the table. i think you can like people and be friends with people you disagree with. i think you can show people respect and decorum when you encounter and have differences politically. we shouldn't embrace somebody that's different w that also is the president come i don't think it serves anybody -- >> greg: shut up, harold. >> judge jeanine: yeah, that was so --

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>> greg: "fan mail friday" peered first question, i like this question from perl. have you ever knocked on a neighbor's door to borrow something? she gives examples but those are lame. shannon? >> shannon: you know this kind of works in reverse at our house, we're the only one with a generator on our stream so there is a snowstorm or trees down, they come to our house and i love it, mostly what they want is -- we offer a hot shower, too. >> greg: i have cameras in the bathroom. i'm actually i'm filming us right now. jesse? >> jesse: hit a tree with a car as a teenager, it was a snowstorm, and i wandered to a neighbors house and knocked on the door. they thought it was a home invasion, no, no, no, i just crashed my car, please call my dad. not 911. >> greg: that is a great story. that is not borrowing something. >> jesse: i borrowed their phone. this was precell phone, greg,

i'm older than i look. >> judge jeanine: i'm never borrowed anything. >> greg: from your neighbors? >> judge jeanine: why would i? i have a store at a gas station, why would i borrow anything? >> greg: a way to get to know your neighbors peered. >> harold: not long ago to see if i could hide my kids' bikes for a reason that i didn't want them to know about something. they weren't home. >> greg: every now and then i knock on a neighbors door to borrow a bath towel. >> judge jeanine: you do not. >> greg: that i wrap it around me and i leave. you didn't see that one coming, did you? frenchy, remember her? what is the most disgusting thing you've seen on a flight? judge, come on. >> judge jeanine: that some pig was clipping his fingernails, and he took off his socks, and i was like ready to vomit on him. >> greg: wow just say his name, hemmer. >> shannon: awww.

>> harold: a morning flight, may not have used mouthwash, and they are snoring. speeder mouth is open -- >> harold: wide open peered plus their heart. >> greg: jesse, what is the worst thing you have seen on a flight? >> jesse: a guy had an emotional support rooster on the flight and started relieving itself in the aisle. >> judge jeanine: the rooster or the guy? [laughter] >> shannon: i got a real thing with hair, i feel like here is super disgusting and there was a woman sitting in front with really long hair and she put it over the back of the chair -- >> judge jeanine: that's nasty -- >> shannon: i was behind them, oh, no. >> greg: that is where you dry your hands. when i was flying last week, obviously private, the sushi that they served, it wasn't as cold as i would like, and that was disgusting. >> judge jeanine: okay. >> greg: firing the flight attendant might have been a bit harsh and making her cry, who

cares? do i have time for another or should i just go? >> judge jeanine: yes! >> greg: what is one thing people should do in public -- that people do in public that should be illegal? illegal. jesse? >> jesse: when they talk really loud on the phone -- >> shannon: yes, yes, yes! >> greg: it's like a reality show. like the apprentice, somebody is in the backseat, talking, hate that. anything else? >> shannon: that definitely -- >> harold: we all agree with jesse. >> greg: riding bikes on sidewalks drives me crazy. >> shannon: that's dangerous >> judge jeanine: coming on a plane with your pajamas on. >> greg: i agree with harold about women drivers, they should be illegal appeared. >> judge jeanine: we try better than you do. >> harold: i didn't say that. [laughter] i disagree. >> greg: i said go away. ♪ ♪ look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish.

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♪ ♪ it is time for "one more thing." begin with greg. >> greg: great show dagen mcdowell. cat and tyrus: many i thought i was going to make it through this life without having kids. i was wrong. getting a lot of gifts. but a lot of them are onesies and i can wear them. from the great andrea canning. the host of dateline. one of my favorite shows. pretty hot by the way. dateline and then my buddy lowe perez is on tonight knows i'm a fan of mike baton and he got me a fake no more. she is going to love my musical tastes. right? going to love it. >> judge jeanine: scare the heck out of her.

>> shannon: and charen close. jesse? >> jesse: don't screw this up. we have a new line of goods for "jesse watters primetime" valendine. we have a teddy bear, a blanket snuggle under and watch "jesse watters primetime," go fox news dot shop to purchase. tonight "jesse watters primetime," justine bateman, jordan peterson and mark levin we might get the hegseth vote in our hours. >> greg: this is not a pretty blanket. >> harold: i'm going to take that coffee mug. >> greg: did i say what this is good for? something that you put over your window like if you live in -- you can't afford drapes. put this over the window. >> sandra: do you do that? >> judge jeanine: no. >> judge jeanine: my turn. it's time for, put that down. [laughter] ♪

>> judge jeanine: okay, this one might take the cake for the world's most clueless criminal. not only was this robber in russia drunk but he went to a robbery with a toy gun. you see him vodka and he is falling over-the-counter. he slurs his words and wobbles back and forth. got stuck laying on the counter. police eventually tracked him to his home. i don't know why they had to track his home. the guy couldn't have made it out of there. >> judge jeanine: pretty dumb. >> sandra: all right, harold. >> harold: this is the incredible moment the u.s. coast guard rescued four boaters sunk moments. four men were forced to flee on a life raft just north of the dominican republic. fisherman nearby boat named bonanza and container ship. none of these men suffered any injuries and taken back to jacksonville. the coast guard said the rescue was expedited thanks to their search and rescue satellite aided tracking system.

we should fund even more to make sure more people's lives can be saved. god bless. coast guard, all these rescue organizations. >> judge jeanine: i agree. >> sandra: for all of you dog lovers out there. colorado uber drivers secret to getting five stars. kevin fuhrman has rescue pup with him. he often wears a bow tie. local celebrity. that is a definitely five star in my book. also five star. "fox news sunday" this weekend. we have senator tom cotton who is now the chair of the intel committee. we also got democrat senator dick blumenthal with us. we have much to discuss and we're going to find out if they get these people across the line on the confirmation. they are stuck with us in washington this weekend. that makes. >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" right here snuggle up. >> bret: all right. thank you evil shannon bream. [laughter] good evening. i'm bret baier a senate vote is scheduled for later ni