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>> dana: hello everybody i met dana perino, with jesse watters with jesse watters and greg gutfeld, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the danfive".. ul it is the doge ultimatum, elon musk emailing federal workers with the subject line, what he did you last week? asking them to list five things they have accomplished at work and decide not replying by midnight would be taken as a resignation. fox news can confirm that management has said they do not have to fire people that do not reply to the emails and the administration will work with the individual department. while that all get sorted out, president trump gladly backing it up by posting spongebob memes and doubling down at the white house. >> president trump: i thought it was great.we hhat we have people who do not show up to work and nobody even worko for the government. by the question, tell us what

you did this week,t he what he'f doin yg is asking are you actuay working? if you do not answer you are either semi fired or fired. a lot of people are not answering because they don't exist.aren that is how badly various parts of our government were runowarts especially by this last group. musk brushing off thehi backlash saying to this email is a very basic pulse check, of course there is outrage, ina democratic senators callingk a bad boss and using salty words to say it, others in the press were equally outraged. >> elon musk has zero legal authority to fire government they do not report to elon musk. >> of this nonsensical email acting like we are in kindergarten. >> make you cry more sort of lik environment, both trump and musk are performing for the magamp

base.tr >> they knew trumpat administration is reveling in the bad knuckle approach to government. >> this is so sloppy, the way elon musk is handling this. >> dana: all right, earlier today the harvard harris announced 76% of americans6% saying they agre oe what doge id doing, at the american federation of government employees say the email was cruel and disrespectful. >> greg: first of all, michael seal, great this -- clearly you're not outraged at your coworkers. joy read, katie fang, who else? that's okay. o that's okay because in the media you never talk about that do you? this obviously see the email was a test to see if you still exist, the people that maintain

a position but not her presents. it is a bureaucratic bird call.h cleaning house aen couple of tis when i was an editor, you started with the outside in. you have to do things in a big way. when you listen to criticisms,is it sounds exactly like what they said about the border. c in crisis at the border, nothing yoboutu can do about it.u you can do little things but not the big thing is. seal the border.t do it's to mean and heartless, to insensitive, shows no empathy, if you cast a wide net, whether it is doge order the border, yoo will always get the wrong people. that it's s the argument whenevr u you deal with this. tenever you have to cut another company is in trouble, they will always try to stop it by using that to it argument that it is inhumane. the only approach to a bloatedk system is cutting it quick and m fast, if you make mistakes it's

fy imessy, at least you can rec. it's on like releasing violent felons into the population who kill people or let your troops die in a chaotic withdraw from a foreign country. bureaucracies is an area you do not need a scalpel. a scalpel cannot keep up withh the growth of bureaucracy. you need a chainsaw, you need a axn e especially when it's a vit diet and politicians don't tie how bad it is is. >> dana: and it was a o president of argentina who gave elon musk that chainsaw, when he came into the government was a lot more crazy, and in one fail swoop he axed departments. a lot of people in the private sector may have empathy for people losing their jobs, may bt rolling their eyes suggesting it would be cruel and disrespectful to ask, what'd you do last week? >> trace: i updated everybody on what i did last week.everk. here are my five bullet points.e

i worked on a federal holidaekyo jesse: , everybody else stayed homedystay.e. win! >> greg: that counts as two. >> jesse: i made a persuasive government for doge dividend che checkspersuasi. i annihilated jessica, audience loved it, ratings sword. i promoted fox merch. >> greg: that will by you a year. >> jesse: increase revenue $140,000. i also hiked home on friday andy saved company money on car services. i actually did not do that. this is what he is doing,kl generalsin, ceos, band franklin what'd he say? what have you done tmakeo make yourself a better today? why did you do to make your organization better today?st i see a request like this, i am inspired l.

other people felt it was demeaning. if we think and emailing this ia demeaning, you are part of theua problem. if you don't think you have to justify your job andk i think u are entitled to your job, thatdn is why we need an attitude adjustmentitud. this was an attitude adjustment. people had to be reminded they are public servants, they serve the publicpu. they are not there to serve themselves from the public piggyback. the fact thalves frot they are g the wagons around these bureaucrats, it's and vandalizing them. you cannot fire them? you cannot email them or make them come to work? t on this is like when uncle tony gave his dumb cousin a job at the dog that he does not have to show up for, he gets six figures, but you cannot email, tony.ca nobody can say anything to tonya

he is privileged. now bureaucrats have more special protections than the trans community di d at its heyday. >> dana: what do you think about that tony analogy jessica? >> jessica: i get her, i know al l about tony's nephews, i don't think it is applicable --s applicable. you would know what elon muskd data, thisco directive was a god approach if everybody got along with a, you saw all the trump cabinet appointment not --de instructing them not to respond, department of defense, fbi, state departments i do nott sa worry, if you saw that email don't say anything. if it is going to save america, why don't the people that love donald trump think that? >> jesse: if you are at the pentagon, you can't say i staged a coup in cambodia last week. >> jessica: that is an argument for elon musk to take a breather before sending an email like that,be maybe don't -- maya

those with classifieybd information orgo a federal judge who will get of this email saturday night won't be able ton talk about privileged information going on in the courtrooms . >> i would write and estates to me. [laughter]ll -- sue me. o of course of the rest of the doge department would say sue me. i nothing in this is the worst thing in the world. i am sure there will be other instances where winds will be crossed, this guy will feel like it's falling. time to ring the alarm and say we just went from orange to red. itbe is written by plato, the wr unexamined right is not worth living. there is a lot of governmente tt employees out argue who have nok been forced to examine their o work because they do have atlem

sense of entitlement. if you have to sit there and figure out a five things he did lastca week, two things can o happen, want you are worthless and should not be on the government team, it should be relieved of duty because you are wasting taxpayer money, or youit come up with a list that is so impressive that people will take notice and those are the people we have to have left runningo ha government because there are critical aspects that have to bs staffed, and i much rather be they be staffed by people that are confident and hardworking and not a bunch of pro-collectors. >> greg: pearl collectors. how do democrats think >>sinesses work? >> dana: they don't think about it. >> greg: they take it from romantic comedies, woman running a small boutique with carefully curated decorator pots, all backup throes. everything is designed with a scalpel.

>> jessica: you think bill gates does not know how tok runon a business? come on. >> greg: i did not say that. >> jessica: you are asking of democrats know how this stuff works. [indiscernible crosstalk] i should not say nobody -- >> greg: bureaucrats -- >> joe biden and kamala harris have never worked in the private >>sector. speaking of, kamala harris witht an award as a democrats look for any leader to guide them out of the wilderness f. ♪ ♪ ever since they got directv, they don't miss a game— not the opening pitch, not even the pre-game flyover! bobby, look! it's baseball season in america, baby! you know those geese are canadian, right? they've got baseball there, too.

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>> jesse: democrats refusing to unburden themselves from the losers at the ballot box, and started they are throwing out participation trophies, kamala harris receiving the chairman p imprize at image awards and gg back to her tired trump dashing routine. >> sam c the flames on our horizons, the rising waters in our cities.s in the shadows gathering over our democracy and ask, why do we do now? but we know exactly what to do, because we have done it before, and we will do it again. >> jesse: when you have nowh messagene what else can you do? no d wonder james carville is trying to give liberals hope, all they have to do is sit back and hope president trump will implode. >> i believe this administration

in less than 30 days in midst of a massive collapse. in particular a collapse in public opinion. there has to be easy pickings here. just lay back. i think house democrats as this will shock people, i think they know exactly what they are doing, and they know exactly what will happenctly. >> jesse: do you think that is a good strategy just to sit back and wait for trump to implode? >> jessica: i think it is better than a standing outside the department of education singing.n i think it's a better approach. they are not just sitting back, they are talking about what is going on, talking about the doge cuts, "wall street journal" analysis which said, we have heard these numbers, et ceteraed 2.6 billion not 55 billion.hi we looked under the hood of doge and they are cuttingngke

clinical trials for alzheimer's or the 9/11 fund.: it was restored? great.-- add that to the list elon musk could have waited five seconds to do that -- >> he already fixed a -- >> jessica: then explained these massive numbers and the then whaty maaller,ssic really matters in all of this and the democrats are hammering it is that in thing e mill that republicans are putting forward it will be 880 billion dollars cut to medicated. you see republicans, these are not plants showing up at town halls -- >> jesse: i never said that. [laughter] >> jessica: people working for the cbc said, people are showing up in oklahoma, arkansas, pennsylvania, missouri, wisconsin and they are saying what's going on at doge is

unacceptable and are you kidding me, medicated? [indiscernible crosstalk]re >> jesse: are you essentially saying, we are not cutting enough?s >> jessica: >> i think maybe double it. [chuckling] >> jessica: not saying that. >> another thing that is happening, if you look at the people out there communicatingje for the democrats, james carville is on tv a lot, at least he said democrats arein losing the working class, losink many. but also if he wrote an op-ed of that kamala harris will win by a landslide,arri when he says that trump administration will implode and 30 days, i think he will take that for what it is worth. it' also in "the new york times" e abouts his huge profil a senator chris murphy, that he is such a breakthrough and he ia so refreshing, he acts like thek

election never happened.he talking about of the constitutional crisis and worried about billionaires, thai are racist, and obviously not what happened. and they are spiraling in this case.. >> jesse: or you surprised you di d not receive an image award? >> greg: i have done so much work. he thought the letter and stood for a nanny. by james carville is right. it is the best strategy, i hope democrats don't listen and embarrass themselves continuously. who is more likely t o gee lit hit by a car? a guy sitting on the couch eating popcorn or a guy going outside to run? the guy running.g they are out there, playing in traffic.ing' sooner or later something will happen, the odds are something will happen, might be a catastrophe might not. the democrats have to sit back and hope that their pathetic nature draws less attention and hope that the republicans will

do something ugly, and trump knows this and he does not careg he is willing to take risks, he takes lots of risks every day. what james carville is saying is that you kind of have to, if you are rooting for something, you are saying it about america. his success and make it a success is intertwined, as a populist who believes american first, if you want him to suffer you want america just suffer as well. and that makes you an anti-american communist pig. >> jesse: does that make them an anti-american communist pagan? >> the idea of redistribution, bernie sanders, pushing for decades. bernie sanders became one of the elitesdes,.es it's the elites into the party and the establishments that allow them to go forward with this anti-trump narrative whichm was the void of ideas, now they

have no later. then they fell apart. they kind of had kamala harristh but they could not get behindey' her, obama pulling strings, even now with his billion dollart library they cannobet develop it because it is to bake, he cannot get donors for hisdo dumb libray because he no longer has juice and that are outside of the party. the obama's waning, biden on doo political deaths door, i do not know what they have left. what he should have left if this is -- as a series of ideas thate will appeal to the working classes they lost.in instead they are sticking with this anti-trump narrative, then it goes to auntirumpe elon musk, none of it will work. i know people are optimistic about of the midterms in 2026. at this point you better get iti together, their entire coalition

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and of course there is stripping the gender out of father, thatl, is just parents. what we're talking woke, bill marra looking to smash common sense into the left the left another obsession withe in trans issues could spell more wreckage for the democrats. >> also important surgerieansir people get further heart and they go wrong and they die andeu nobody says they must stop the , we saywest or surgeons -- >> we -- that is youthr analogy? you want to lose every electionr just keep coming down on the side of parents coming in second and who gets to decide what goes onnd with her kid contest. >> he has a good point.go >> jesse: heod does. just one of the democrats thank they have a bunch of momentum, gets fired up, is super excited town halls, and boom they crash

and burn. i will bring this up every day.u they are against changing thlfey gulf of mexico w to the gulf of america but they want change ita -- this to be changed to inseminated patients? are due to getting pregnant and wisconsin?g that is what i want to know! who does not want to be called s mama? raise your hand and wisconsin if you do not want to be called a mom.wi is going to start celebrating inseminated persons day?? are the kids going to have to write cards in kindergarten, happy inseminated persons a day, i love you? imagine that, happy inseminated persons day with a card and ath heart, and said to the teacher made them draw those. that is what we have to avoid. >> it is degrading. you have a inseminated somebody. >> greg: thank you for pointing that open. it is easy to call this woke but

have to ask what open window did this call through?yoow we're elevating into an alternate universe that is antinature. it it' is not additive, it is replacing weights diminishing another universe. what is it trying to diminish?iy if you look at what progressivet feminism has targeted, it's always been motherhood. if you see motherhood as aspirational, as opposed to a burden, then you will actually miss out on some kind of personal self-fulfillment. it is better to see motherhood as a constraint, you can a manipulated with language, and turns out that young liberal woman as they get older are doinmeg not a while, there is af profoundai emptiness no politice ideology will fail, and it might be the role of motherhood. it might not be the restraint of

tools that feminism thinks it is. when you see the psychological . distress on the liberal side, it is nothing close on the right side. what do progressives do? they double down on the language. they create more layers to confuse, paper over this misery people -- woman are feeling because woman are being lied tos you cannot mourn for motherhood if you pretend it does not exist. i think there was a driver to eliminate the trutdes h, the por of woman which is creation, it's always going to start with alwgn language, the orwellian nature of saying, not having a family a family is calledmily family-planning. that is where we have led to. w i always try to figure out, ity is too easy to call this woke. yofindu have to find a way it cd from. you keep it finding it a pointt

to one thing, to diminish a certain power woman have. >> dana: it's the most all incredible powerful thing and all of existence, the ability to create life. i am curious what you have to say, you love it being a mom, you are a phenomenal mom, ist imagine you call yourself a feminist and have a unique perspective.ence does your lived experience allow you to offer some advice to people who it seemed to be oplegetting it wrong and offendg people who happen to be democrats? >> jessica: my experience as a liberal who has been inseminated a fespenw times is that you aret making up problems i don't exist.robl there are real problems outth erthere, there are reasons we do not usse se slurs or try not toe slurs against certain groups ag. i would doubt there are more than five people who would ever complainmore about something lie cothis.on i do not know the statistics on how may trans men gave birth per annum but i imagine it's

pretty slim and we would know about it if there were more cases.do so i think that you should make as much room for couples, force gay couples for instance, two moms or to dazzl, e calling them parents or spouses, yes. but when you compel people to do that like this, it's a muchac kllarger backlash and people are less of fundable than you think they are. they just want to have a conversation, say there are two of you, two man or two woman, no backlash, everybody is lookingon for conversations especially around something as personal asl giving birth, that is nothing more personal.>> >> greg: by the argument issue g -- you should not do this because of the backlash is not an argument.sh i rea the backlash is actually over something that is realat b, it diminishing when you change the language anditmini wheat watch s

pattern go on for decades. it's not like don't do thisyo because you will get au' backla, may be you're doing itba? >> jesse: i will fix the problem for you jessica, if you are a woman anyone to identify as a man, and you get pregnant, you are a data. you're a pregnant daddy. >> that is a different category altogether. [laughter] >> jessica: as out to list of five things.o ch [laughter] >> greg: you are amazing.. >> dana: at will take it from a different angle. i don't think the governor read this bill,k i do not think the deputy governor or lieutenant governor read to the bill. i think they had somebody on the staff, okay they are fine with ite, that looks good, 800 billin on that.s sign it it's good.

they did not know the firestorm was coming because nobody took the moment to read it and that's why they are in a pickle because you cannot defend itecau.dy >> in pickle and pearl: s. coming up next, tom homan is ready to bring the hell to the democrats who fight him. stay with us. ♪ ♪ treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. hi, i'm susan lucci. i never thought about heart disease until i had my own heart event.

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♪ ♪ >> greg: tom homan is done playing nice with the sanctuary cities that defy icene, he may e shipping out to boston soon, massachusetts. th city is refusing to enforce immigration laws...st >> i read a story last night, the police commission of boston,

you said you double down on not helping law enforcemen yt offics and ice. i am coming to boston and i am bringing hell with me. nine child rapists ain't jail in massachusetts, released back into the streets. you are not a policejail commissioner, take that badge off your chest, he became a politician, you forgot what it he fis to be a cop. >> greg: my goodness! a[laughter] those leaders in massachusetts vowing to wage war cracking down on sink choice it is, posting "we will meet you withresp hell. dana, kind of a war of words, seems like he's going to war with dudes. >> dana: he had of the city council woman who said it was basically laughable, we do not scare easilydon'.

we had an opinion or writer for "the boston globe" today, she has been doing meticulous work of art of the different crimes and criminals, including the chil d rapists, the documents are all redacted. a you cannot make out the information of the crimes committed.. so courtly protecting? >> greg: good point. jessica, only nine child rapists in a big city like that, whonine cares? >> tiny little population. . hands off our dreamers has a good ring to it, hands off our child rapists does not. i understand city councillor will have to look ats the sanctuary laws in order to allow ice into the prisons, because the reason the laws werela designed was in so they could not pick up people pic who havet

had their day in court, you have to be committed of a crime rather than just arrested and get your day in court.ther there are some people on the left were saying sorry, you should be allowed in. that is what eric adams is saying, open it up to ice as part of thise to, perhaps he is engaging irs tn -- >> greg: there are no actual sanctuary laws>> g. >> dana: that is why eric adams is having a hard t time,. >> jessica: city council actually controls those laws th' >> greg: canada you were quite impressed by tom homan, i can hear you side. >> he is a whole man of. not a half man, is a whole man. definitely means business. i think the nine child rapistsri and you put them in a halfway house next door to a city

council membermemb, i think they would have a slightly different reaction. they would feel unsafe and rightly so. what we need to do as a societyt is adamant that ouior immigratin laws, for better or worse are syt working. itst is a broken system.is g part of it will work, democrats will have to come forward and s say yes, let get rid of the worst people. p yoeou can either granted them -h immigrants are amazing, hardestu workinntg people that make this country better, all of our ancestors were immigrants,ons recent or generations past.wo the point is this is why america's wonderful. america is not wonderful with the ms-13 or a bunch of child rapists who prey on their migrant children.ar if they are not protecting migrant children, they are not protecting i kids born here, all of them have the right to be safe but democrats have to admit the bad ones have to go.on if it will not be ice they have

to do with themselves and they are not. it blows my mind we are having this conversation, it's like we're sitting here discussing why they have on report -- deported . [chuckling] r child rapists!ap we are not even there yet, wherh talking about a child rapists -- ifi am talking about you were to go to one of those charity events sex, you know hou can go on a night with a bachelor? the highesett bait or gets to te home with a bachelor, the oldme woman are like, a hundred dollars!n gre >> greg: i have never heard this. >> jesse: it was ond groundhog day. ? snfeld he did not see that episode.ei if you would have a pete hegseth up for auction, if he had tom homan on a stage and stephen miller, who do you thinl would get the most money? >> greg: i do not know if you want to play this game. [laughter]t thy?w if

i will go with tom homan. >> jesse: he has this older masculinity about him. you were saying you were threatened by him.y hiff just then! i took that differently thaneryh threatened? >> jessica: i said pete hegseth with ago.>> >> jesse j: you in agreement that we should extinguish city councils, he said city councils where the tip of the fear of the communist takeover, if you extinguish them, it would be a great republicngui. and you said jesse, we are a republic. [laughter]se, ubli >> dana: what happened to youta on the weekend?lk >> jesse: i do not want tother talk about boston, lots of bad experiences. >> greg: does anybody have a good experiences in boston? >> jesse: no i'm never visiting again. >> greg: a level boston. all right, up next, woke on the

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fonda dusting off her activist had, using a s.a.g. awardsactr speech to take a hit at trump and rally around woke ideology. >> what we create is empathy. our job is to understand another human being, so profoundly that we can touch their soulsn to. n make noto mistake, empathy is nt a week are woke, by the way,of p woke just means you give a damn about peopleing. a lot of people will be hurt byn what is happening. even on a different political persuasion, we have to call upon our embassy of nonjudgment but listen from our hearts . >> jessica: greg you wereoo telling me in the greenroom you were happy that jane fonda used this page you wrote for her? >> greg: i was touchedy .lk i talked about phrases, like a

transphobia are, fascism, asm hitler, it could happen with the word woke. like that's so woke, this is woke. you have to figure out, what ish it that she's talking about? what does she mean when she sayh woke? she's talking about compassion. a pshe has not reached the poit where she has been able to realize that compassion has been gained. in the liberal setting, anything can be accepted. she has described woke and is a empathy and caring about the policies she talks about, exists in a city plagued by, dr homelessness, drug addiction, crime, devastation by preventable disasters, all of these -- dictating or caused by policies you may call woke cau.c so i don't know.al i'm trying to find thediff difference between a compassion, progressive and one that is not.

what would it be like? of that is compassion what is known compassion? is that a murder? i do not know. >> jessica: greg touches on something that- nick kristof wrote in "the new york times", called the mayor for being too compassionate of a liberal. i think what she said is, beingj woke just means caring about r people. i what i think it actually means is caring abouactut what other people say about what they care about. and demanding everybody feel the and if you don't t sames it in the exac way, then you are cancelable.t that's why the objection was ny thank it is importantht to keep the language clean to understand what we're talking about. i do not like the definition. .om i like his address

-- that dress. : i agree, she looks amazing. you also made a good point, they us come compassion like a social credit , that is what they cared, because they care of what otheru peoplech think and makes them fl good to care so much. t but also to greg's point, compassion is nothing without confidence. you can feel compassion foreopl homeless people and are drug but addicts and migrants but if you're policies make their lives awards it's not compassion. where is that compassion about the fires? compassion is actually caring so much, you have water in the hydrants. >> don't get me started it's disgusting. to the point, what is compassion without empathy? what is progressiveness him without empathy? it's communismprogssiv. she is a big communist sympathizer, she sat on the

aircraft gond e and called american soldiers in vietnam ies cowards, and i will never forgive her for that. i have family members who served honorably in vietnam who were big fans of hers before that and never again and i hate that she has a platform. i think they are empty words and some people have been harmed by ave armeprogressivism which is t lipstick on a communistic pig.a >> jesse: i served honorablyco.e yeah, honorably.n' >> jessica: one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪orab ♪ ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty.

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spain but somebody was keeping a goat of there that rescuers use some lettuce to lure him to safety. can you imagine as a firef firefighter? not what is that i would be doing.be dy when they get the email fromifth elon mask, they can say rescued as a goat from that apartment buildingmadr! >> greg: whoever the spouse walked in on, close call! get the goat out of here! [laughter] come on everybody. we know what was going on in there. crazy things in spain.: [laughter]yo tonight, tom, dr. drew, charly arnolt, let's do this, six easy lined news. play the music. ♪ ♪

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