troubles that bring out the authenticity in someone, to see someone fight through it, i promise you it was endearing and real. and now for a bit of will of the people. in the spirit of authenticity and going to tell you it was a difficult decision today of whether or not to cut away from president donald trump. we do our best to put together a great show for you day in and day out booking guests. like secretary of transportation sean duffy who i neglected every time to call mr. secretary, or kevin costner. it is hard to juggle those dominoes day in and day out, the unprintable element of will be here from the president of the united states? no single one person makes that call and i promise you we are not going to make the right call at all times. that was the call today to try to bring you some of what we had booked and some of the best we could do for you today. we will always put is a priority the president of the united states. things for joining us as we get to the heart of the matter from of the heart america. "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, greg gutfeld on the judge jeanine pirro,

harold ford jr., jesse watters, and she took her driver's test in a hot wheel, dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ >> when you look at some of the waste, fraud, and abuse that has been uncovered by d.o.g.e. and the people at d.o.g.e., these are young, often young, but super brilliant people, incredible computer scientists, and other things, and they are finding levels of fraud and waste and abuse, like i think nobody ever thought possible. >> greg: president trump praising the super berlin people at d.o.g.e. as the crosscutting group puts uncle sam through a financial colonoscopy. estimates they have saved taxpayers $65 billion and counting. the brains behind the operation elon musk and president trump chatting with a man named sean hannity in exclusive

interview, musk noting he went from a literal saint to the antichrist. >> i used to be adored by the left. >> not anymore. >> not these days. trump derangement syndrome, you don't realize how real this is until it's like -- you can't reason with people. i was at a friend's birthday party in l.a., just a birthday dinner, happen to mention the president's name, and it was like they got shot with a dart and the majority that contained methamphetamine and rabies, okay? [laughter] guys? what is wrong? you cannot have a normal conversation. they become completely irrational. >> greg: proving elon's point about methamphetamine and rabies, democrats are still going after d.o.g.e. like a bunch of frothing animals. >> d.o.g.e., call the department of government inefficiency, is causing a reign of terror, ch chaos, across the federal government. >> it is an emperor republicans

want this presidents' day. maybe it is about time they just say that. drop any pretense. because donald trump sure has. >> d.o.g.e. and elon musk and his army of hass hackers pose a grave risk. >> there is such a brave difference between trimming government, reshaping government, and dismantling government. >> nothing is secure right now, and the government is not being remade to be efficient. this is an effort to destroy it. >> greg: well at least she is not doing math anymore. do you remember that? look up -- what is her name? margay and math. harold, what is interesting about you is you do not have the reaction that other democrats and liberals have towards trump, you are not a rational and not emotional and i'm always curious, is that your own personality or have you applied a filter to your mind that makes you navigate this so you don't go crazy?

i think you could help your peers by explaining how you look at trump and perhaps musk. >> harold: maybe a little both peer i hope everybody had a good weekend. >> greg: i don't care about that. >> harold: good to be back around the table. i try not to be hysterical about things regardless, and there have been times in my life i have had things presented at me that i probably should have been more hysterical but i try not to be. i think you said it well. the $55 billion that mr. musk and his group has found so far, i put that in the context, one, that is probably $50 billion to $60 billion we should not be spending. we can say. i don't think you'll find any american democrat or republican who is advocating for waste, fraud, and abuse. that one category of people, a great friend of mind sharing, how he looks at this. two, have to look at how we are going to reduce our debt and deficit. it doesn't mean that $55 billion is a great number, we have $36 trillion, so if you have 100 times $55 billion, that is

$5.5 trillion, and we would still have $32 trillion in debt. when you get serious about it you have to look at the social security and medicare and defense spending which will play mr. musk will get to. but your larger point, bret, your larger point, greg, i think democrats, they are still punch-drunk, and you've said this before, from the race. the race was just a few months ago. president trump has only been in office for less than six weeks. and remember, and you all said it best around the table and some agree and disagree but you are right, we never saw joe biden, so you see this president once or twice a day. may be more. and he is saying things that if you disagree with him, it is infuriating. because you have to see him twice a day doing it over and over again. i watched jesse, i think it was last night, and he talked about the way republicans, this president is doing his media and how it is a 21st century media strategy because president in the morning, joe rogan, a bunch of other influencers and people

on social media. democrats, if you are serious, think about that. if you get angry, think about how you can counter that with ideas. but just being hysterical about president trump or elon musk, you are only enabling the him, you are only empowering them, and only making people realize that they don't like fraud, was, and abuse. >> greg: well put, harry. jesse. one of the things i have been thinking about is democrats assume that we are as addicted to praise as they are. but as a republican, we are used to being called hitler. we are used to being called everything. so they don't know how to fight people who are immune to their constant smearing. >> jesse: when i get praised in the press, i don't trust it. >> greg: yes. [laughter] >> jesse: if "the new york times" says something good about me i figure i must be doing something wrong. and if i were -- knew you were watching last night, harold, i would have had a much better

show. >> judge jeanine: i was on. >> jesse: you were, it. >> harold: it was a great show. >> jesse: you are probably watching for the judge, i get it, you guys have a thing. you are hearing about the trump arrangement syndrome and you know, greg, what you put inside your body with food, you kind of what you put in what you get out, the same thing with your media diet. the democrat media diet is ultra processed news. you get maddow, 60 minutes, "new york times," and makes them sick, they need a healthy balance diet, a little filet of, sparkly little musk on top, you will feel better, and you will think better. right now they are not getting the news and information we are getting. you think about the government for a second, nancy pelosi is making more money than warren buffett, sec is asleep at the wheel, the dod is losing $6 billion in ukraine, catholics are harassed, pete hegseth just got audited. you go down the list. it is a mess.

and if you touch it, they are scared. because they think it is their government. and they think it is their money. the way they talk about it, it is like the dnc is being audited. and in a way, they are right, because everybody that works in the government is a democrat. so the way they recycle money as they tax it, they take it, and they give it to the democrats, and then the democrats win elections and then they hire more people to work for the government. have you noticed any republicans complaining about not getting federal money? where are all of the right-wingers that are getting $40 billion for a study? where are the second amendment groups that are getting $13 million? for a hub for second amendment rights? it doesn't exist. >> greg: or the countries supposedly getting help from usaid, they are not complaining -- >> jesse: it's almost like they don't even notice the money is gone because a lot of the stolen. if you are at cnn and you slash

10% of the cnn head count, turn on and see wolf blitzer, you wouldn't see handsome wolf blitzer doing the news peered you could cut 10% from any company and it probably wouldn't -- >> dana: not this one. this is the leanest company i have ever seen. >> greg: overstepped a line. >> jesse: gutfeld staff could lose a few head count. other than that, if you are $36 trillion in the hole, you can't tax your way out of it, you've got to do something else. >> greg: you did say something that was rare for you, brilliant, ultra processed news, which means you need raw, organic news. that is the solution. judge, you know i loved about musk talking about his former popularity, and it's almost like he saw his praise and popularity as expendable. i'm going to spend this in order to make the world better. he knew this was going to happen. >> judge jeanine: he did know it was going to happen. you know what? but my understanding of what he

did with the patent for the electric vehicles is he gave it away. you know, once he discovered it, even though he had a patent, he said here, take it, you make one, too. that is the kind of guy that he is. i think it is really hysterical. these democrats, you talk about trump to them, it is like they go feral, like a cat, it just goes wild, it blows their brains. and musk gets it. he understands it. i think what musk has done is he is doing something no one else wants to do. he is doing something that congress was never able to do. and then you get these msnbc hosts like nicole wallace, who say that president trump is being an emperor rare and the congressional oversight is the way to go, as if that worked. nobody wants to do this job. this is a challenge for elon musk. this is a guy who is up for the challenge, who is smart enough, who knows how to do it, knows how to get it done, and is getting it done in trump time, okay? and i just want to say one thing about this.

congressman benjamin saying it is a reign of terror for these federal employees, how absurd is it that because you have to go to the office, they are saying you are -- they are watcu and it is a reign of terror, as if working in the office means you are subject to surveillance. these people think they are entitled to a job. they think they have the right to work from home, and it is a manufactured narrative, and these people are making themselves crazy. when right now a federal judge has just ruled that d.o.g.e. is just fine. this is a judge who doesn't have any favoritism toward donald trump, she said i'm not going to give them a temporary restraining order, the 14 attorney general, show me imminent damage, imminent harm. >> greg: dana, it is interesting. i think musk is gravitating toward kind of the republican world because it is an acceptance of unpopularity. you don't get lavish praise for making adult decisions.

you have to -- if you are in government, you take other peoples money and you give it to people and you get praise. >> dana: a conservative, nomadic who you are, you start with a credibility deficit in the legacy media, call your way up to maybe jesse can t praised in "the new york times" and the smack you back down. the last four years, the democrats were able to use epa and department of education and usaid to put money in that help groups that supported them. and that is not a conspiracy theory. that was reported in the aps part of the ultra processed news diet, but when you said that, jesse, it really made me think about sometimes when you are talking to somebody on the other side, it is shocking, the things that they don't know. know maybe they think the same thing is true about us, but i read -- >> greg: we have to read both, they don't. >> dana: there is no shortcut, you have to read it all. >> greg: that is what you notice if you're following bill maher's trajectory, it is

him discovering the other side of the news. he's like i didn't know that, i didn't know that. it's interesting to see that gradual enlightenment. isn't that great? >> judge jeanine: wonderful. >> greg: i thought that was a great segment, much like my new clipboard. >> jesse: oh... >> greg: thanks. it is a midwest engraver e. where am i? yes, midwest engraver e, seven kids, so buy stuff. democrats tapped soros and other billionaire buddies to build their own joe rogan. ♪ ♪ that the pregnancy test that i was holding was positive. it was so beyond the feeling of anxiety or of overwhelm. i just fell to my knees and i just said, god, you have to take this. and that was one of the first time in a few months that i opened up hallow. i surrendered everything to jesus.

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>> stop the fascists now! stop the fascists now! >> jesse: that's great. that, my friends, is the sound of a defeated party. democrats once again breaking out the off key protest tunes, railing against elon musk and president trump as they stare down political extension. but there may be a way out of the wilderness. the democrats gathered a bunch of their superrich billionaire buddies and left-wing influencers, reps from soros-fund management and the company behind the obama pod bros, to frankenstein themselves a left-wing joe rogan and fix their media game that is getting beat by republicans. and jen psaki thinks the parties problem is that they all talk like you're creepy left-wing college professor. >> what drives me crazy is the way sometimes democrats talk, it drives me insane, it is like we are in a phd thesis on political academia, which is not

how you win elections. what you said is so funny because i wrote it down, "democrats talk like we are drunk professors at a small liberal arts college in the midwest," which i'm sure i would love a small liberal arts college in the midwest, but that is not how most people talk. >> jesse: i've heard her talk like that. >> greg: circle back. that robotic raggedy ann forced circle back into our lexicon. try using circle back at the hardware store, they will circle you back out the door. what was i going to say? here we are. they are complaining about not having their own joe rogan and building a new one. but they were chasing smart, freethinking people like rogan out of the party. musk, rfk, tulsi, why bother creating a new joe rogan if you are going to chase him out? worst, whoever is going to meet your criteria, which is going to be this narrow -- this narrow

little box because you are severely emotional about everything, it is not going to be joe rogan. it is going to be david hogg, you know, something so pathetic. zeta ma. you cannot do your own rogan or "the five" if you adhere to a structure dictated by hyper emotional militancy. how can you have a conversation with anyone if pronouns are litigated? you see -- this kind of thinking, this woke thinking, does to sports, entertainment, even relationships. you can't have a "conversation" that you always wanted no one wants to talk to you. >> jesse: and it is hard, dana, if you are going to hide the truth from everybody, to do it an hour, two hour, three hour podcast. >> dana: why do they need to create a new media ecosystem? they already own the entire media ecosystem. unless they are saying the ecosystem is dying, and maybe they are admitting that. i remember during my white house

days they tried, i think it was cold air america, al franken, rachel maddow and everything, they tried this. so to your point it didn't work, but also, at least then you have to have somebody who is, one, curious. joe rogan is curious. he could sit down for three hours and ask you questions, what about this, what about that? i don't think there is anyone really on the left that comes to mind, maybe bill maher is separate, i don't really put him in that category, somebody who is interesting, who makes you think and go, oh, that is a good point, i have not thought about it that way. if they could do that, they might be able to appeal to more people. >> jesse: that is a good point because there are so many third rails on the left, harold, you can't talk about corporate america, cannot talk about the pentagon, cannot talk about gender. there are so many things you can't say. >> harold: i think we need to get away from that paradigm. i think what we are seeing, every president who gets elected has these kinds of moments.

president trump, i would argue, is more pronounced in how he has been able to take advantage of these five weeks, in my lifetime i have not seen a president do what he has done and is continuing to do, which is why i think democrats have to be more patient. but being patient doesn't mean you should be in a state of inertia. this idea about trying to find a new media means or platforms, first you have to start with substance. and when you have substance, it is easier to find scale and a platform to be able to transfer and to communicate those ideas. imagine of democrats began to think about a plan to reinvigorate and stimulus small businesses in rural and urban america and blue-collar workers? imagine if we offered 21st century lift every child and empower parents, gave kids real opportunities, reduced the power of teachers and said we are going to do something, dana, what you have talked a lot about, two-year opportunities after high school, not just for college but to give people skills and understanding if we

are going to bring more jobs back to america, jesse, and produce more things here, we have to have engineers and people with skill sets to be able to do it. one of the worries i have is if president trump is successful with this tariff program which i'm still not convinced he will be but if he is able to bring all of these companies to produce things here, we're still going to have to import people because we don't have the resources to do it. this is what democrats need to be focused on. i say one last thing, i watched, one thing that concerns me, i saw the president, i saw mr. rubio and mr. wycoff who i am impressed with and mike waltz, in saudi arabia, and something wrong and i'm not hearing it all right, it sounds like without having the europeans and ukrainians, democrats talked about this, lindsey graham talked about it, who is a republican, tells like we are trying to split the world up between china, russia, and ourselves, and i don't want that and of democrats or some republicans don't want it, democrats don't want it, these are the kinds of substantive things we should be saying. this nonsense about how we talk,

it doesn't matter, if you don't have anything to say, it doesn't matter how you say it. if we don't have anything to say right now, so step back and get some ideas. better ideas beat to stupid ideas, and right now we don't even have stupid ideas, we don't have anything to say. >> jesse: judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: you know, the irony is that joe rogan was a democrat. they had him. he was in their tent. and now we have the big ten. and in our tent we have rfk, democrat, tulsi gabbard, democrat, and the democrat tent has a bouncer in front, and if you are not nutso, feral, totally progressive, you are not getting in that tent. so they can complain about the messaging and say you know, we don't have a right -- harold is right, it is all about the policy. it is not about the message. so they decide what we are going to do is get the billionaires together, create our own joe rogan. that is ridiculous because joe rogan is authentic. he is genuine. he is curious.

he has politicians. he has experts. he has controversial people. and he is someone who, you know, wants to have a real dialogue. the democrats don't want to have a real dialogue. they want to decide was going to talk, what they are going to say, what you are allowed to say, and god forbid you say something in a way that they don't the queue should say it. than you are done. so they can throw all the money in the world at their next hopefully joe rogan. it didn't work for hillary clinton. we didn't work for kamala harris. and it is not going to work h here. because the democrats are out of touch and americans want real conversations. >> jesse: i wish the democrats talked about crating a democrat jesse watters. [laughter] >> greg: what would that be? keith olbermann? [laughter] >> jesse: they can do better than that. up next, the media string to pin the plane crash in canada on president trump. ♪ ♪

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talk about maybe staff cuts at the faa as a part of president trump's efforts to trim down the federal workforce. this is going to feed into all of these recent incidents and the safety of the total air traffic system is going to be very much a part of the conversation as we go forward. >> incompetence and chaos going on and we should not put up with it. by the way, egg prices were supposed to go down, not airplanes. >> dana: this is happening against the backdrop of massive cuts across the federal governm, including at the faa. hundreds of faa employees have been laid off as part of elon musk going through all the federal agencies and... >> dana: it's almost hard to believe, but then you watch it and couldn't believe it that immediately, this is got to be trump's fault. >> greg: you know what, obviously in this last disaster it looks like it was bad weather. so what exactly are they saying? i know harold is totally into this. the dems, i am not saying the

dems are blaming the jews through trump because ivanka converted to judaism but i am raising the question. i will let howard pick up this tertiary anti-semitism, unconscious or not, it cannot be condoned, so maybe i am with you, harold, on this. i sound like a broken record but the blame doesn't stick because the wall of hoaxes has been sanded smooth. so you listen to this end they can't get their footing. there was that old line, a lie travels around the world, before the truth gets its boots on. thanks to x, musk buying twitter, and the diligent work of a lot of dehoaxers the lie does not have a chance to get out of bed before the pillow of truth smothers it. and then it dies. and then columbo shows up. >> dana: i mean, judge -- >> judge jeanine: or kojak. >> dana: we had somebody on this morning, or in that video,

the flight attendant is saying "put the phone down" but he didn't. we actually were able to interview that guy and he was so calm, cool, and collected. it was not that bad. we were able to get out, it was fine. thank god we had the video. in their minds if you are on the plane, politics have nothing to do with that. >> judge jeanine: politics has obviously nothing to do with it at all but why does she want him to put the phone down? >> dana: i guess because he needed to get off the plane. >> greg: people behind him trying to get out. >> dana: i read they were all hanging like bats because they were upside down. >> dana: think that they had their seat belts on. >> judge jeanine: you know what i think is amazing about this? ey s it is trump's fault and faa -- since canada is not officially the 51st state they cannot blame us for that crash but you are right. everybody came up with their own idea. i see, not ic, just a classic example of something happening to quickly, and people

coming out and making statements like in new orleans, the fbi came out, the woman came out and said this was not terrorism, you know, you've got to kind of weight on all of this. but the level of delusion here is off the charts. this guy's while well, the congressman. remember him. he had that affair apparently with a chinese is -- yeah. that is right, whatever. he says every crash, every incident is donald trump's fault, and we now know that joe biden had incidents in the same amount of time that trump did. this was an effort, they had nothing else to say other than everything is trump's fault and they are sounding more and more ridiculous. >> dana: what do you think of that? >> harold: everybody should take a step back. these are tragedies. thank god there was not a fatality here. canada clearly was not president trump's fault like it

was no more dei democrats fault that the helicopter and the plane, that tragedy there in washington. we should let -- well -- >> jesse: let the investigation finish. >> harold: let the investigation lead us to the facts. hey, this investigation in canada might show that president trump at some thing to do with that. i don't believe that is the case peered. >> judge jeanine: how? >> harold: judge, let me make my point. >> judge jeanine: you made a statement, how? >> harold: i said i don't know how. dear how dei made the planes and helicopter crash? >> judge jeanine: i would have to look at the people, how they were hired, got the position they were in. >> harold: to let the investigation. everybody, not just democrats, republicans jump and leaps to these silly, self-serving, south politically serving conclusions only to make a point, everybody should show restraint. thank out there were no fatalities in canada and obviously suffered casualties amongst americans here just a

few weeks ago in washington, d.c. >> dana: yesterday reminded me, jesse, remember when obama was present anything bad that happened, thanks, obama. it was a reflex. that became a joke. swalwell, maybe he didn't really mean what he said, but he put it out there as if -- >> jesse: he did put it out there, you know what i mean, he sure put it out there. joy had a good line. egg prices are supposed to come down, not airplanes. and it got me thinking. joy behar is the democrat jesse watters. [laughter] she's got some good canned lines and she is a wicked partisan. and i hate to admit this, but if this were happening under joe biden, i would absolutely be blaming joe biden. i would be doing it sarcastically. but let's be honest. it's cable, harold. we can't just sit back and let the investigation finish. [laughter] hired guns here, man, we've got to spit fire.

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: whoopi goldberg did her best hillary clinton basket of deplorables impression on "the view" laying out how she can even talk to people who voted for president trump. take a look. >> you are going to find there are a lot of things donald trump does that i agree with, but then there are things i think are dangerous, reckless, and want to call out, so you have to be able to talk to people -- it does not have to be all this or all of that -- >> it's hard to talk to people

who support people who think you don't matter in the country. >> but it is not supporting the person, though. >> when you support that person, it brings -- ahead. >> but i don't support that person. my point being i don't disagree with everything trump is doing so we have to be able to have conversations but we do agree on these things so how can we all get together -- >> well, when -- >> judge jeanine: okay, dana, so whoopi says she can't even talk to trump supporters, how does she expect anyone -- how does she expect to persuade anyone, and isn't that an admission that she doesn't have an argument? >> dana: i don't think they are attempting to but also she said the quiet part out loud. it is pretty obvious that they don't talk to anybody outside of their social circles. >> judge jeanine: interesting. that's a very good answer. she doesn't want dialogue. how is that any different from bigotry? that they accuse conservatives of? >> greg: first of all,

you are, you believe joy behar is your version, i believe i might be whoopi. i think i might be whoopi. it does expose the fallacy, i always blow my stack when i hear somebody say let's have a conversation because generally when somebody says we should have a conversation, it is to end the present conversation, because you brought up something that they can't counter so they go, we should really have that conversation. it is funny that it is called "the view" and it rejects every view. but their own. it is like a static picture. it is like five you will logs propped up around a table. >> judge jeanine: you know what, yesterday, harold, we talked about the fact that 45% i think of their democrats want to be more moderate. is whoopi out of sync with her own party? >> harold: perhaps. i interpreted her to be saying what -- i think there is an unwillingness to sort of be

open-minded about some things. again, i think it is still from being punch-drunk from what happened this last election. one of the things that i would recommend, and i know joy and whoopi and i like them, and this young lady who was talking, they are listening to what she was saying, she said i don't necessarily like everything about him, but i will disagree with everything, and i think if you look at the polling data, president trump won more black voters than most are republicans do, won more hispanic voters, won more young voters, and won more blue-collar voters then republicans normally do on a national ticket. in order for democrats, to your point, dana, in order for democrats to win again, they've got to bring that group -- bring -- appeal to that group again. if i were "the view," you used to be on "the view," i would take the show on the road. get out and listen to voters. i would take five or six -- >> judge jeanine: forget them, let's go out on the road. >> harold: maybe, as well.

>> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: you know who he is? >> harold: be careful. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: don't say i it. >> harold: commercial break. >> jesse: you are the republican alyssa fair. i am joy, you are whoopi -- >> harold: we're going with "the view." >> jesse: what did you think i was going to say, harold? >> harold: i know you. >> judge jeanine: okay! anybody else want to say anything or can we end this? >> jesse: i was going to say one more thing. >> judge jeanine: go ahead. >> jesse: you know how democrats have to watch what we say around democrats and democrats do not have to watch what we say about us, we have to fix that. we are so sensitive to them because we don't take them that seriously. hitler, okay. they freak out. if they just calm down, we could all talk. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: okay, calm down.

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>> harold: oh, gosh. adults are ditching happy hour for happy meals. research shows a number of kids meals ordered last year was, get this, up 28% from 2019. folks say the kids' menu is cheaper, fewer calories and sometimes enticed by the toy that comes with it. it looks like here at the table we've got a few happy meals around the table. judge, what are you holding up here? >> judge jeanine: pokemon cards came with my happy meal. i ate the apple because dana did but i started with french fries because dana is really good. if they want to pay for a happy. who cares? >> harold: dana, your name was invoked here. >> dana: you go to a restaurant in what order of the kids' menu but you can't because you don't have any kids, so, i mean, that's my problem. i don't -- but you want that because usually it is a smaller portion or maybe you do want the chicken nuggets and they don't have -- i just wonder if you go through the drive-through, but you don't have a kid in the car,

will they ask you if you have a kid in the car? >> jesse: you know what i like to do in that case? i open the door and point to a random kid. in the parking lot. i say come here, little kid. have some candy. i wear them into my car so they can see me through the drive-through window and then i push them out of the car. >> judge jeanine: and then the cops follow you as a pedophile. >> dana: that's interesting, i will keep that in mind for next time. the only thing i like to get at the drive-through window is the diet coke, mcdonald's has the best diet coke. >> judge jeanine: they do? >> dana: a wide straws are great. whatever formula they have for the coke, diet coke, the best. >> judge jeanine: i heard they have good coffee. >> harold: they do. exclamation point, what are your thoughts on this? >> greg: i thought they only had a kids' menu on epstein's jet. [laughter] i will have one medium blonde from estonia. this is why i had a child. because i wanted to order off the child's menu. i would have to go rent kids when i was tired. you know when you are a teenager

had to stand in front of 7-eleven to get somebody to buy you beer? i would stand outside restaurants and try to get kids to get me the kids meal. i was tired of that. i started selling blowup children, but that didn't work out because the authorities, they didn't like that. >> harold: so what is your favorite fast food meal? fast food joint? >> greg: i got to go with the donald's. >> harold: dp? >> greg: my stomach can handle anything anymore. >> dana: used to be baja fresh, i don't know what happened to it. >> jesse: what were you saying about the chicken the other day? >> harold: i like popeyes and raising cane's. >> jesse: kentucky fried is not the best? >> harold: depends on your cake taste. >> jesse: i'm a popeyes guy. >> harold: wendy's and -- >> greg: wendy's, interesting. >> harold: yeah. >> judge jeanine: i cook, i don't eat this stuff. >> harold: what do you hear people -- >> judge jeanine: i don't talk to people about this stuff, harold. >> harold: order from the kids' menu.

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>> greg: time now for "one more thing." dana? >> dana: greg, you are holding a copy announcement a new book coming out in april. can you preorder it now one stop shopping place. meaningful life. i wrote about nine or 10 chapters. i supplement it by interviewing all migrate leagues and friends about the best advice they ever got deciding what you want to do, how to do the work life balance, judge, you were very helpful on that in particular. even into retirement and finances. i didn't do it just for young women previous ones, to are everyone. >> it's a beautiful book. opened it. that day, i stepped into the warm water.

shirtless, he looked at me. and i had an overwhelming sense. i knew larry kudlow was different. how different? i had no idea. i wish someone had told me dana wrote an errati anner rot partir thriller. >> dirk. saleenna. everybody is in it. many more, including lawrence. >> lawrence: she did it. >> dana: many more. categories of many more. >> greg: all right. it's me, tonight, got a great show, jamie lissow, paul mauro, timpf, zac levi. and let's do this. >> in your face, harold. in honor of zac levi being on my show did you know he start in the 2024 hit film harold and the purple crayon. you know, harold, have you never been in a movie and i don't think you will ever be in a move. i don't think you have the acting chops to be a serious

actor. i feel bad for you. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> greg: stop killing me with kindness. because it's working. all right, jesse. >> jesse: as long as we are getting things off our chest. i believe in global warming. this convinced me. there was a dolphin swimming in the east river, look at that i mean, we must be polluting the bee jesus out of this place water is cold. >> jesse: i thought they were warm water fish. >> judge jeanine: it's freezing right now. >> jesse: so warm the dolphins are up here. can i not believe in global warming? >> no. >> yes. >> jesse: i didn't want. to say the doge dividend checks i will be calling on the president to start giving us doge savings dividend rebate checks. harold? all right. check out the shooper star boyfriend. heart-warming moment unfolds in

sydney, australia, a man swaps shoes with girlfriend after her heels become too painful to walk. in she wears his sneakers while he wears her high heels. here is the kicker he doesn't have trouble strutting in those heels. and to meet moral of this story, find a girl with big feet. >> i would be concerned if peter could wear my shoes. >> greg: where was that? >> australia. >> greg: he is trans. makes you franz. >> the fire department rescued a young fellow, 16-year-old out hiking with his friends, and they decided to do something they shouldn't have done and his rope broke. the friends were trying to rescue him and thank god the fire department came along. congratulations again the first responders, love you guys. >> jesse: that's where they keep the retirement paperwork. >> judge jeanine: what a great story. >> greg: that's it for us. bret? >> bret: thank god we ended on that one. thank you, greg.