dagen. dagen: madison, thank you so much for that report.hassett, he's a distinguished fellow, visiting fellow at the hoover institution. he's also author of the book, the drift, stopping america's slide to socialism. kevin, i don't mean to sound like a conspiracy theorist but what it feels like is -- well, there's this drive -- they're driving up the price of all of these goods, making life extremely difficult. again, it's all about if you eat beef, pork or chicken, you're damaging the planet, it's about climate change. again, if you drive a car with an internal combustion engine, we're going to drive up the price and then get you hooked on electric vehicles but it's all about getting people hooked on money coming from the government. you know, government control over your decisions and your life and that certainly seems to be where we're going with this, whether its is intentional or not. >> right. well, i'm reminded of two things. they keep saying the word transitory, the inflation is transitory, oh, it's just beef, it's transitory. they'

dagen: right.with their hands on their hips saying, you know, talking about the small businesses, small business owners are the backbone of america, they're essentially spitting in your face because they don't care, and they don't even understand what it's like to try to run a small business or compete against a walmart or an amazon or any of the big chains. speaking of amazon, workers there planning a global black friday protest demanding higher wages and tax accountability from the e-commerce giant. this as strikes are sweeping labor market all across the u.s. but this is -- aren't these protests usually planned by unions? ed? union organizers? >> no question about it. you have to think back whenville revolution hit united states -- when the industrial revolution hit the united states and worker safety was a priority. i grew up in the coal minus of eastern ohio, the steel mills. the unions did a great job of making those workplaces safer. i'm a big advocate of unions when they focus on those kind

dagen: u.s.of employees offering free tuition joining me former c.k. restaurant ceo, advisory board member andy puzder how hard to fire an easy decision for large employer but the small guys and gals who get, quite frankly, screwed in all this. >> very difficult to find employees right now, there is a big move, out there for people not to work, getting, government support of not to do so you discouraging people from reentering labor force maybe keep unemployment rate down hurting small businesses terribly vaccine mandates can't dill how many restaurant operators called me when the mandate was proposed going to lose half workforce so tremendously difficult why you see all these benefits going to employees why you see wages going up, none of that it seems enough to pull people back in. dagen: numbers didn't seem to improve in october for unemployment would you credit that to have extra unemployment benefits expiring. >> the survey for unemployment rate, goes from middle of the prior month to the mi

dagen: exactly.ions that is in that infrastructure bill that passed that will set up charging stations across the country. there's no end if sight for the subsidies to the electric car makers. it's $7.5 billion for electric charging stations. >> this will be like an annuity. people are thinking in terms of cars,y long is thinking about rewiring the electric grid. there will be annuity like cash flow. this thing is a blip in the mirror five years from now. dagen: you never get -- i'm getting a tesla, you see more and more on the road, uber drivers are driverring -- driving them. it's beyond a cult. there's a love and devotion to the automobiles. it's nice to see people get excited about american made cars if you will or american greatness. gus, disney is set to report earnings after the bell today, 80% of the s&p 500 companies have beaten earnings estimates this quarter. gus, you say wall street's earnings expectations are too low. tell me about it. >> well, the beginning of the quarter people were ex

>> dagen: she is a sex trafficker. >> geraldo: they are guilty of political lawyering. >> dagen: shehe was hiding during covid. >> geraldo: ship is not hiding. >> dagen: guess she was, one million-dollar house. let me finish. here is the federal bail law. you are allowed 1984 congress passed federal bail law. you are allowed to deny bail on two grounds, flight risk and danger to the community. >> geraldo: where is ghislaine maxwell going to hide? >> jesse: everywhere. >> dagen: she can hide overseas. >> geraldo: this is ridiculous. >> dagen: she is a sex trafficker. "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ aaaand welcome back to guess what it is. now sally guess what this futuristic gadget is and you'll win a very special prize. ohhhhh i need a hint. well. they're sleek, rechargeable, incredibly comfortable and virtually invisible in your ear, and they soun

dagen. >> dagen: , thank you.g, very often the media and the left insert race were it's not an issue. steve burke on just glad that not all whites are racist. thank you, reverend. humans like to group things, especially when incidents happen close together. for me you have the rittenhouse case and you have the arbery murders. there close together but it shows you of if you pick the right to filter you would have easily predicted the outcomes. a few had used a different filter like race, you wouldn't have. if you use self-defense, obviously rittenhouse clearly self-defense. arbery obviously clearly murder. the prism of self-defense would've told you how that pans out but if you look at it through race, he would've seen the rittenhouse case incorrectly. he would have been told erroneously that his victims were black head that it didn't matter that they were white because those were white guys protecting black protesters. you might have gotten the arbery case correct but that probably would've been by luck. you need

dagen?ity hall the sight site of my first wedding. they held their wedding reception at a taco bell in beautiful pacifica, california. they used to go to taco bell together when they were in high school. that was their wedding reception. good on them. low cost and delicious. >> lawrence: how beautiful. >> jesse: and your first wedding was at taco bell? >> dagen: wedding at city hall no reception and then went and watched texas chainsaw massacre. the marriage that lasted 11 months. >> jesse: red flag there. >> pete: love it, been there. not going to want to miss this. about 10 days away the fox nation patriot awards. it's in hollywood but not that hollywood. it's in hollywood, florida. and we still have some tickets available. i'm telling you i had a chance today to watch. that's a list of some of the folks you will meet in person there it's not just an awards show. a meet and greet book signing. take photos, shake hands. live shows taped, prime time shows "fox & friends." big event. >> jesse

>> dagen: in a field.ssica, you liberal. >> jessica: my dad was a big cook. so fresh cooked things like pizzas, chicken, great family together -- >> greg: my parents were lousy cooks. >> jesse: fresh cut grass and chlorine from the pool. >> greg: somebody had a pull growing up. >> jessica: public pool. >> martha: popcorn. i used to put it in the microwave. i love that smell. popcorn here smells like -- >> jesse: that's your childhood? >> martha: popcorn. mr. chlorine. >> greg: musty grandma's house. and crayola crayons. >> martha: i love the smell of that. >> greg: red was my favorite flavor. >> martha: and i loved the names. >> greg: don't put crayons up your nose unless you can get them out. ♪♪ bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes. must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that

>> dagen: that's excellent. >> greg: you know who he is. >> dagen: i do. >> greg: i remember his dad.zy. >> dagen: i have no where to go with that. jesse? we're getting into a long conversation about the moranvich clan. >> jesse: i don't want to engage in a sports conversation with gutfeld. that's going nowhere. this is a poll of democrats, so i have to put my democratic thinking cap on. i have to slouch and frown. the democrats i know because i know democrats, they want power. that's the most important thing. so this poll acknowledges it. they don't think that joe biden can win re-election. they think his presidency is so far costing them power in the house. democrats obviously want their agenda enacted and so far job has not been effective. democrats want to be inspired. that's why democrats usually vote for the guy that sends the thrill down their leg. you know, bubba or barack. is joe biden inspiring democrats? no. he can barely make it through a speech in a temporary prompter. he's boring and threatening their hold on power. that's why democrats are fleeing like -- can i fact che

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, you are next. >> dagen: this is a warning for you with percy. >> dana: oh, gosh. >> dagen: go visitn pooch, don't know, but he did. that's something percy would do. >> is he a rascal. i can see it in his eyes. ready to rascal around on the roof. >> dana: jessica? >> jesse: fun night with "dancing with the stars." i don't know if anyone else is a fan. i'm a fan of cody rigby and i missed watching it. i didn't get a chance to watch it. i was watching other things. yes, i'm so glad this is your one more thing. former nba store won "dancing with the stars." is he making history 2016 he won the nba championship. he was the first time that an nba an nba player taken home the mirror ball. dancing with partner. married to tee ona taylor a recording artist. and she had a part in the song that they danced to. to win it all. congratulations to them. it's such a fun show. >> dana: you don't think cody was robbed. >> he got covid. his moves on the bike aren't great. >> earlier dance in the season modern. >> dana: brian, you have an entire minute. >> brian: what is the fastest thing a human body

>> dagen: you have to milk the toad. >> jesse: milked a lot of things but not a toad. >> dagen: thinkan individual all his own. >> jesse: if i'm around chelsea handler hand me a toad. >> dagen: it's a super psychedelic apparently. >> jesse: president biden set to pardon two turkeys next week named them peanut butter and jelly. >> dagen: you have an issue with, this right? >> jesse: usually because presidents name turkey tater and tot peas and carrots corn and cob. obama named cobbler and gobbler. pea butter and jelly no one eats that for thanksgiving. >> dagen: jerry. >> jesse: didn't have a sister turkey. >> dagen: i adopt each year because i don't eat meat. i adopt a turkey from a farm sanctuary. i adopted before i came on the show bowie. only $35. and so money goes. >> jesse: he should name it one turkey in, the other turkey inflation and then he just executes them that's what the country wants. >> dagen: go like edie and pop. at least try to be cool. [bell] >> jesse: cargo joe that's a new nickname. >> dagen: paw paw president. >> jesse: thanks for watching prime time. be back her

dagen.evin mccarthy, gop leader on this program yesterday. watch this. >> remember, president biden won this state by 10 points. this race shouldn't even be close. with this race being close, it really has been a bellwether for what's happened in congress they the future and the state has moved more blue than before so i've got to give glenn youngkin all the credit in the world. this is a guy who has not run for office before, he's not bringing politicians in, he's only been listening to the people. maria: speaker, your touts on what this means for -- your thoughts on what this means for 2022 and 24. >> kevin mccarthy sent out a memo to his team, pointing out the lessons to be learned in virginia. i would add new jersey as an equally interesting place to learn some lessons. i think that kevin last year stopped all the experts in their tracks, they said he was going to lose 25 seats. he actually gained 15. that's a swing of 40 seats which is pretty huge. kevin is working hard on the idea of a

>> dagen: i'm going to cede my time to leo, he wanted to say something.eo: i think something is very important for the viewers to know. if there was a better quality definition of this video, the judge should ask the prosecution every simple question. did you have this other video available at the same time you presented the grainy photo? if they say yes, that's a mistake. that is game over right there. if they were in possession of it, game over. that is the one question the judge should ask the prosecutor. if they say yes, miss child with prejudice, because there is a reciprocal discovery obligation on every case, and that was definitely withheld if the answer is in the affirmative for the purpose of gaining a tactical advantage. that's very important for the viewers to know. >> harris: wouldn't that be akin, leo, if you have evidence and you have the exact thing, and any other piece of evidence you have a replica that was maybe brought into the room and really kind of hard to see, and the one you show is a replica that was brought into the room and har

dagen: i dish them out, yes.l. we'll get into it on the word on wall street. top investors watching your money with the word on wall street, all starts next hour, "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. ♪ hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning? thank youvery much for joining . joe biden sinking poll numbers emergency leaders for the democrats. party leaders hoping gain. we are all on it all morning long. dow industrials turned positive. gain of 20 points on the dow but the s&p down 1 and nasdaq down 36 after mixed showing yeste

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, maria bartiromo will be joining you shortly. it's tuesday, november 30th. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the omicron variant stoking fear once again on wall street as the ceo of vaccine making moderna says existing vaccines will struggle against this new variant. the comments rattling markets, futures down sharply this morning. take a look, 413 point loss on the dow futures at the moment, red across the board. the s&p 500 futures also down about 1%. investors heading for safety with bonds rallying, money pouring into treasuries. the yield on the 10 year now hovering near three-week lows ahead of today's testimony by federal reserve chief jay powell and treasury secretary janet yellen, all that on capitol hill this morning with comments expected on the various impacts to the economy and of course inflation. it's been a roller coaster for the market since on of chron variant was reported. gauges bouncing back yesterday after friday's big-time selloff. european markets this tuesday in the red, losses in england, france and

dagen, what do you think?n board with that but why not make it the reverse, like tell girls they have to wear trousers. this is absolutely absurd. and not the place for a school. that is up to the parents and the kids how they want to dress. period. maria: unbelievable. nancy? nancy: i just -- maria, i find this whole thing so boring. you know, i don't know what the point is. and as dagen said, wearing a skirt in scotland isn't a big stretch because they do have traditional kilt dressing. so i don't know. it's disheartening and i don't know why we're putting our kids through this. just let them slug it out on the playground. maria: i don't know either. still ahead, don't miss our live reporting on the october jobs report at 8:20 a.m. eastern. we've got all hands on deck in the next hour, "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our renta

what do you think, dagen? >> i agree.te about american pie. something touched me deep inside the day the music died. nobody in america needs to hear that song ever again and the history of history. and so i was starting to think let's cancel the eagles before -- and let's cancel the beatles because ringo starr is the worst drummer of all time. i am totally -- she doesn't actually dislike the band, she dislikes the people who go to those concerts. bruce, a bunch of white guys, that's what she is really at. speak out the beatles changed music forever. >> wow. i was expecting -- >> i think they should go ahead and cancel it. it's not for them anymore. classic rock, don't listen to it. it doesn't fit the woke thing because it actually comes from people who have experienced life and live for things like redemption and make mistakes and their songs reflect that as they get older. lite classic rockaway, your little woke music won't have any sound because you steal all the sounds from classic rock. so good luck. speak out what is

ryan: i like the conspiracy, dagen.know if that's scientifically true. i hate to see beloved characters from your youth used for political agendas. it's just wrong. maria: yeah, that's true. all right, quick break and then playing the blame game. president biden pointing the finger at the media for approval ratings plummeting. all start next hour mornings with maria live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughing and giggling] (woman) hey dad. miss us? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. it's time for our veteran's day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? no problem, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing, so you both sleep just right. and it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? yes! you'll know exactly how well you slept, night after night. we take care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend specia

dagen: hate the rich. blame the rich. >> blame the rich. dagen: brian, got it. bob doll, mark cat watcher. i read your stuff. you think the fed will not actually raise rates until december of 2022, a year from now? that's -- >> my guess. i don't think that is the right decision, stuart. dagen: right, right? they want to sit on their hands as long as they can, incredibly dovish. this whole thing brain around, the potential dove and current fed chair is not. he is as dovish as we have ever seen. they have flooded the system with money. if i told you inflation was running above 6% headline, four 1/2 at core, and asked you what the fed funds rate was you would not say zero, stuart. it is incredible. dagen: if, sorry, if inflation continues above say 4%, or 5%, just pick an arbitrary number, if it continues above four or 5%, what is the fed going to do? will they keep on funding president biden's spending plan? keep pumping the money. if they do that, inflation gets worse. >> rather it is transitory. dagen: they don't believe that now, surely? >> inflation will fall

dagen: that's not where i'm going to retire.yeah, michael, i mean, we've been talking about the impact of going all in on bitcoin because the mayor of new york city wants to create a bitcoin haven in new york. the mayor of miami will be paid a couple bitcoin and one of our guests recently took note of what happened in el salvador, the fact that you had 70% of the people on bank and then bitcoin came along and then you had 77-- 70% of the people banked. your thoughts? >> i'm hoping that the top gets blown off the price of bitcoin like a volcano. i feel like as long as we have that upward pressure on the price of bitcoin, not the volcano is the best case scenario for that city and for a lot of other people. maria: for sure. the word on wall street is coming up next. stay with us. we will be right back. . . to see my ancestors' photos was just breathtaking. wow, look at all those! what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? oh my goodness... this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. an offi

dagen: it might be.em listen to you is of great value. and they will no longer have an excuse of when you're trying to ask them tough questions about, like, did you buy so and so a birthday present, then they can't ignore you. because there's no excuse for not hearing what i'm saying. maria: you're right. christian. it could also give you an opportunity to listen to other people's conversations. >> it is. this reminded me of the seinfeld episode where george leaves a running tape recorder in a briefcase and leaves it behind in a board meeting to hear what people are saying about him. it's a reminder if you don't want to be overheard by your phone and computer, if you having sensitive to say, take a walk outside. maria: when we come back the virginia governor-elect glenn youngkin is here live next hour. stay with us. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and

dagen, what do you think about this? dagen: classic politician, do as i say, not as i do.ent biden. so now that there is a new variant, all the hemming and hawing, why would any american listen to them? and again, there have been more covid deaths this year than in all of 2020. so this is what joe biden ran on, was fighting covid and he's done an f-minus kind of job. maria: yeah. exactly. angela, what do you say? angela: well, i have a question for president biden which is back in april he said -- he talked about wearing a mask and he said it's a patriotic responsibility for god's sake. so i would love to know what has changed or if nothing's changed why is he not carrying out what he says is a patriotic duty? he could have avoided all this, the free market could have worked here. there was a sign on the door of the business. if he didn't want to play by the rules, he could have shopped somewhere else. instead, he committed this unforced error by breaking the rules on someone else's turf. maria: yeah. i'm still trying to understand kathy hochul's state of emergency in new

. >> dagen: legs hurt, needed to stretch. >> geraldo: given over the year.blue coats. keg. >> dagen: dodge is getting ready to pay somebody $150,000 srt hell cat for one year. a new business strategy. the chief doughnut maker is what they are calling this gig, this job, it's in your spare time. they are also relaunching their direct connection performance parts business. all part of their giving away 25 vehicles to promote the plan. get 150 bucks. that's probably not enough to bail you out of the has cow whew when you get busted for driving 150 miles per hour on the freeway. >> dana: anywhere in the country? >> dagen: i think it is. >> greg: i saw this story on cnn he was so pissed off because he thought it was about the other doughnut. >> jesse: wow, greg. you have been really mean recently. >> geraldo: tell me what the doughnut joke is. >> dana: you don't know the doughnut joke? >> geraldo: i don't know the doughnut joke. >> jesse: in the break. again, that's it for us. >> geraldo: i'm in a different generation. >> jesse: yes, you are. everybody knows it.

night. >> dagen: mike emanuel, go, my friend. >> mike: love that bear closing the door. that was a classic. >> look at that, might be. >> mike: thanks, dagen. >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier, breaking tonight, guilty verdicts in the trial of three white men charged with killing a black jogger in south georgia. the three defendants in the murder of you a ahmad arbery facing life in prison, the big question that remains isn't correspondent jeff paul brunswick, georgia tonight, good evening, jeff. >> 12 hours over a span of two days to make her decision, once the jury finished deliberating and the judge started listing the names of the defendants and going down all the counts. things got emotional right from the start. >> we the jury find the defendant travis mcmichael guilty. >> whoever just. >> hearing there inside the courtroom. the judge immediately ordered him to be removed. the judge then continued. where all three men were found guilty of multiple counts of murder. travis mcmichael, that's the man who shot ahmaud arber

i'm jesse waters, dagen mcdowell, greg gutfeld, martha maccallum.this is "the five." major developments in the kyle rittenhouse murder trial. the prosecution hopes to safe their crumbling case. asking the judge to allow for lesser charges. the judge is considering the request before closing arguments monday.

dagen. >> my family, my dad, he's doing great.et up every day and live his best life. auntie has an incredible group of friends, incredible. >> he's been a real inspiration. >> yeah, to be with somebody as long as he and my mother. they were deeply in love and had been together they were teenagers, my mother was 13, so it was a lot but i love him so much, love you, daddy. >> my five grandchildren and a couple more to come. i pray. because you see, you know, the generations, you see the strength of the family and it's so wonderful. i had three of them up in the hotel last week in the swimming pool him so great. i'm very, very thankful for my grandchildren. >> i was going to say my number one best seller, but... i'm actually thankful for jesse, jr., my son, who was born this year, so very grateful, jesse, jr., happy thanksgiving. dana. >> for me -- of course grateful for my family and their health and everybody is employed and happy, but i would say also being here at fox for me, this year in particular, has been agreeable. i starte

i dagen mcdole with joe concha, sean duffy, jessica tarlov and joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." just when it felt like things were getting back to norma, here we go again. president biden announced monday that the united states is banning traveling from south africa and several other countries after scientists reported a heavily contagious strain of covid-19. the world health organization naming it omicron. so far there's fewer than 100 cases. it is sparking worldwide panic, spooking the stock market. biden pressed open why he's waiting until after the weekend to block people from coming in. >> we're going to be cautious, make sure there's no travel to and from south africa and six other countries in that region except for american citizens that are able to come back. we don't know a lot about the variant except that it's of great concern. seems to spread rapidly. >> why not do it now? why wait till monday? >> because that was the recommendation coming from my medical team. >> wait. aren't travel bans supposed to be racist? it w

thanks to dagen mcdowell, marc siegel, and our lovely studio audience.you, america. ♪ ♪ >> kevin: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm kevin corke in washington in her shannon bream. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, the police are on the scene out of nordstrom in northern los angeles where it appears another smash and grab robbery has just taken place. paramedics are actually on the scene at this hour after pepper spray was set

stephen miller, lara trump and dagen mcdowell. >> geraldo: how are you doing?s many good people it's disgusting. let's do this greg's winner for best screen happening lake tahoe woman working a 7 7-eleven. listen to this screaming. >> get out hey, hey! [laughter] [screams] >> greg: i want to see how you would react? >> jesse: she was trying to scare him away. >> jesse: i watched this. >> hey. stop. >> geraldo: is the bear doing the laundry. let's go to belgium shall we the former record laptop dominoes. look at 752 toppling laptop and a giant domino display look at them all falling down it's a recycling place called out of use. i'm from belgium. >> greg: they can't do with they stick. >> tmi. >> jesse: geraldo, go ahead. >> geraldo: i live at the peninsula hotel. i had a lot of family. but a lot of family affairs were coming at my daughter's isabella 29th birthday. my grandkids. >> greg: what are you doing? >> geraldo: the reason to believe i bring it up the suite they gave me they comped me. >> greg: oh my god. >> geraldo: the suite hillary clinton and bill cl

more southern stereotype, she will drown you in a bucket of gravy and sweet tea, fox business anchor dagens she watched old yeller and rooted for rabies. fox news contributor kat timpf. its get the awkward part, did anything convince you? >> i messaging my booking producer. >> since i'm so good-looking and funny, people forget how smart i am too. >> that's why we have bill mcgurn on. i want to say one thing, i came on last time and i went down to florida. all these people came up to me and said you were on got failed, i love you on got failed. and i said you know i have this show, called special report, your breaking through. >> greg: you need to add an exclamation point. you don't care about covid, you've moved on. >> i've moved on? it's serious but if you like people are getting to the point where they are ready to move on. >> greg: i hope so but the fact is as long as they keep chasing risk, we are never going to change. >> remember, we started with flatten the curve, prevent the hospitals from overrunning. its serious, full of lost lives and families are affected but over time, we are

i'm jesse waters with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford,jr., dagen mcdowell and greg gutfeld. >> we're going to win. it's about who will turn out. granted, i won by a large margin. i have not seen any evidence

i dagen mcdole with joe concha, sean duffy, jessica tarlov and joey jones.york city and this is "the five." just when it felt like things were getting back to norma, here we go again. president biden announced monday that the united states is banning traveling from south africa and several other countries after scientists

and other things in my personal life if it weren't for the women that i met at fox news, kennedy, dagenctually an entire chapter about kat timpf and how she helped me through grief. i had a sister that i lost at "the view" and i know what women supporting women look like because i had it when i worked at fox news and now i know it the entire opposite experience is. it's honestly -- it's been difficult to open up to people like you, sean, but i felt like it was important to say there is real trauma that is involved when your targeted and targeted and targeted for not voting for president obama, for being a pro-life woman, and i don't think that people who go into liberal spaces, which is basically every other space except fox news and media, don't think you should be punished for it and i don't think your personal life should be impacted and that's unfortunately exactly what happened to me. >> sean: told a story that your dad encouraged you to take the job. why? >> he loved the show. it's a mainstream show and i do think it's important that we have to fight the culture war in their space

i'm jesse watters with lawrence jones, jessica tarlov, dagen mcdowell, pete hegseth.and this is "the five." nfl superstar aaron rodgers taking a flamethrower to the local mob in his first public comments after catching a covid. giving --

i'm jesse waters, dagen mcdowell, greg gutfeld, martha maccallum.ments in the kyle rittenhouse murder trial. the prosecution hopes to safe their crumbling case. asking the judge to allow for lesser charges. the judge is considering the request before closing arguments monday.

thanks to dagen mcdowell, marc siegel, and our lovely studio audience. and that evil kevin corke is next. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> kevin: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm kevin corke in washington in her shannon bream. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, the police are on the scene out of nordstrom in northern los angeles where it appears another smash and grab robbery has just taken place. paramedics are actually on the scene at this hour after pepper spray was set off inside the store. we will continue to monitor that situation for developments tonight. also breaking tonight, two police officers injured and a suspect in custody with the bronx wednesday night. we have our law and order panel all lined up to address the scene of criminal justice in the country. the biden administration reiterates its support for the independence of the federal reserve. the senate is considering an interest rate hike. as americans get ready to celebrate turkey day and all its traditions and fixes, the local police want to "decolonize your thanksgivin

." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone dana perino, dagen mcdowell, geraldo, greg gutfeld in new york city andwith a travel ban against a countries in africa starting today. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. we will fight this with

i'm dagen mcdowell with jessica tarlov, joe jones, dana perino, greg gutfeld.s "the five." justice and injustice in america, two cases gripping the nation. the injustice in wisconsin, a new trial with the death of six innocent people in christmas parade over the weekend with everyone wondering why the suspect was allowed back

. ♪ ♪ >> hello everybody i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell appeared geraldo rivera's, danaus. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. ♪ ♪ happy thanksgiving paired hopefully you are on your second meal of this turkey day. have not gone into any arguments over politics. get ready for lots of fun. we are going to answer your fan mail questions for the entire hour appeared so let's get started paired first question, instagram question.

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i am perino, dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, brian kilmeade, jessica tarlove wake of a horrific christmas parade in wisconsin, darrell brooks will be making his first court appearance and it is not his first run in with the law by any means. local prosecutors under fire after they were freed not once but twice just this

dagen: before we go presence harry and meghan markle have no plans to join the royal family in the uk for christmas, despite the queen's first christmas without prince philip. don't spend it with your elderly infirmed grandmother. well-done. that does it for us. "the evening edit" starts now. elizabeth: news from the kyle rittenhouse trial in wisconsin. the jury has been sent home for the day. deliberations will resume tomorrow morning. we have got this story for you, house republicans demand attorney general garland testify again under oath. should they bring if fbi officials too? a whistle-blower revealed fbi counterterrorism and criminal units are spying on parents upset with school boards as if they're isis. ag garland testified this is not happening. is this about shutting down a powerful new voting block, school board parent? the scariest thought is this. is ag garland deliberately clueless or don't know what is going on? is the fbi a law unto itself. the gop calls this another terrifying egregious abuse of power. joining us darrell issa, dan bishop, jason smith, senator bill ha

. >> dagen: paw paw president. >> jesse: thanks for watching prime time. be back here tomorrow. how i saved the world is still available. tucker carlson is up right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker karl sorenson tonight the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial has just sent the jurors home tonight to think about the trial for yet another day. so far deliberations in this case have lasted about 20 hours. in a normal proceeding we would have the jury's decision in about 20 minutes. the essential question in this case is really clear. did kyle rittenhouse have good reason to believe dangerous men were trying to murder him? and the answer is also clear and unequivocal, yes, he did. these people are definitely trying to murder kyle rittenhouse. so rittenhouse's response to that was the definition of self-defense. desperate split second decisions made in the face of uncorrespondent wanted aggression in an attempt to save his own life. that's what happened every person who testified on both sides of the trial confirmed that. no honest person doubts it kyle rittenho

i dagen mcdole with joe concha, sean duffy, jessica tarlov and joey jones.like things were getting back to norma, here we go again. president biden announced monday that the united states is banning traveling from south africa and several other countries after scientists

dagen: i did too. these things make you sweat. it's really not pretty. [laughter] charlie hurt, it was such a pleasure to see you, frances, thank you, both of you. "varney & co." is up next. stuart, take it away. stuart: not easy to follow a discussion on spanx and girdles, but i'm going to give it my best shot, dagen. [laughter] good morning to you. you got it. good morning, even. all right. let's call this inflation day, because that is what the whole financial world is talking about. consumer prices rose 6.2% october this year compared to october last year, 6.2%. that is the largest yearly increase in 30 years. now, this is the inflation that people see and feel in their everyday lives. it means something. think trip to the grocery store comes as a shock. i got this from the agriculture department just for an example. ribeye steak doubling in price from a year ago. bacon up $2 a pound. go down virtually any aisle in the supermarket, and you'll see the same kind of thing, prices going straight up. and as we tell you every day, the national price for a

dagen: right. the government panicking with the reaction that does nothing except crush the economy and people's lives and livelihoods. thank you both, gentlemen, james and joel. "varney & co." is up, david asman -- david: hey there. good morning to you, i'm david asman in for stuart varney. futures taking a nose dive after news of a pennsylvania-spreading -- fast-spreading covid variant in south africa. britain has suspended flights to six african countries amid the news. world health organization has called a special meeting to discuss new variant. oil is dropping well below $80 on on the news. and another safe haven, gold, rising above $1800 an ounce once again. in just a moment, former president donald trump will join me live. i'm going to be the asking him about new worries over the virus, the variant, and i'm also going to ask him about inflation, rising energy prices, 2024 and much, much more. and crime, clearly, out of control all over the nation. more looting at high-end stores many califo

dagen: i am old enough to remember that. here's my review for avis, you get an f. clean your ables, avis -- automobiles, avis is. [laughter] that does it for us. "varney & co." starts right now. stuart, it's all a yours. hey, stuart. stuart: spandex for the next three hours, dagen. [laughter] good morning, everyone. all right. new records for if cryptos. ge, your granddad's stock, reinvents itself, and interest rates keep going down even though there are inflation fears. let's get right at it with bitcoin. it hit $68,000 earlier this morning, and ethereum too is plowing ahead. perhaps the cryptos are now an inflation play? they're certainly popular. it is now a $3 trillion crypto industry. how about that? let's move on to stocks. the dow is going to be down just a a little bit, 40 points maybe. a modest gain for the s&p, but look at the nasdaq. it's gone up for the last 11 straight sessions, and it will open higher this morning. that's a rally. perhaps this has something to do with it, the yield on the 10-year treasury all the way down to 1.43% this morning. the na