dana. >> dana: thank you, jeff paul, in california.se judiciary committee subpoenaed former fbi director james comey and former attorney loretta clinch. will they testify before the democrats take control of the house in january? plus, black friday is here but not everyone is all worked up about those sales. mike tobin is in a parking lot, very descriptive. mike, what's going on there? >> reporter: demonstrators are asking you to spend not another cent, at least not at target. i'll tell you why after the break. this food truck is our baby. and like any baby, it's loud, stressful and draining. and we love it. i refuse to let migraine keep me from saying... "i am here." aimovig, a preventive treatment for migraine in adults, reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness or swelling at the injection site and constipation. talk to your doctor about aimovig. and be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. oh good, you're awake! finally. you

dana? >> dana: thank you.et's head south to georgia where brian kemp and stacey abrams are pulling out all the stops in one of the nation's closest governors races. jonathan? >> reporter: hi, dana. brian kemp is doing a fly around tour of the state visiting rallies at airports and small towns throughout georgia. he's trying to keep up the energy among his base of rural conservatives. kemp receives elections and his office announced it's launched an investigation into the democratic party of georgia after a failed attempt to breach the state's voter registration system. kemp's opponent stacey abrams told cbs this morning the allegations run founded. >> brian kemp was informed of this flaw in his security system on friday. he failed to act and instead on sunday, without any evidence, decided to try to cast dispersians on democrats. we have nothing to do with it. >> reporter: abrams accuses kemp of using his office to supress and intimidate voters. kemp denies this. both his campaign and the secretary of state's

dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you, anita.have a live look at the california wild fires as there are reports of people trapped in their cars trying to flee the flames. we're live in california next, with the latest. plus all eyes on the sunshine state as we move toward a recount. how it compares to the 2,000 presidential recount. and are some democrats working to keep nancy pelosi from becoming speaker of the house? radio host tony katz joins me live. ♪ we're in memphis, tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-wa

here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. president trump making his final push for republicans in a campaign blitz across the country. he will make a speech on immigration from the white house just about two hours from now. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." just five days until the midterms, the hitting the trail hard, holding a dozen rallies before next tuesday, just five days from now. later this afternoon he heads to missouri, hoping to sway voters in a senate race that's too close to call. gop candidate josh hawley on why the show-me state is so pivotal. >> welsh because missouri could be the seat that determines control of the senate. you look around the map, it could come down here to the state of missouri. voters know that. that's why they are so energized to vote. as we travel the state, and i have been all over this state, people are very enthusiastic to vote. >> dana: claude iia cohen is li in columbia where thousands are already lined up. >> reporter: that's right, dana. good after

dana. >> dana: thank you, jonathan. moving south from georgia to florida.r doocy, you're live in naples. is this really going to happen again, a recount? >> reporter: we'll see. bill nelson has not conceded, but has hired an election lawyer and released a very short statement that says just this. we are proceeding to a recount. i'm told nelson never called the republican governor rick scott, who leads by more than 30,000 ballots to concede because the nelson campaign said they think he would win the areas where more than 100,000 ballots are said to be counted. it's up to the republican's secretary of state whether or not to initiate a recount. that happens saturday when his office receives the ballot. the scott team thinks this is just for show. this was sepb to me. this race is over. sad way for bill nelson to end his career. he is desperately trying to hold on to something that no longer exists. the scott campaign thought they shut the bill on bill nelson's fourth term early in the night last night. they were confused why the race wasn't called sooner lik

dana perino? >> dana: i look at my twitter. traffic jams because i walk to work and back. >> juan: you live in a crowded pedestrian neighborhood. >> dana: if you're in the car and board, look at instagram or twitter. >> jesse: howard 100 and during that commercial breaks, howard 101. >> jedediah: if someone is not in the car with me i just sing and dance. if my husband is in the car with me, that's the time when i get into these discussions that just -- i shouldn't. you know, you break down everything and you wind up saying something. not a fight but relitigating stuff. >> al: that's not good. >> greg: if i'm stuck in traffic, i will berate my driver reginald about my life choices. >> dana: you guys are talking about if you're driving. i haven't driven. >> greg: i can probably break him down to tears. >> dana: >> juan: in traffic jai think "why didn't i leave earlier?" and then i'm blaming -- >> juan: i can't figure out what it's worse, trump's chief of staff, or craig driver? what's the worst job out there? >> juan: if "the fi

here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. a new report saying president trump wanted to order the justice department to prosecute hillary clinton and former fbi director james comey. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." >> dana: warning president moves to trigger a variety of charges include -- kevin corke joins us from the toughest assignment and news in west palm beach florida. kevin? >> reporter: i got to admit, if you're going to travel and you have to do it during thanksgiving -- >> dana: it's not crawford. >> reporter: not a tough place to be. with the times, it's suggesting that the president, by mentioning it repeatedly to don mcgann, we'll see if somehow there's pressuring, don't mcgann or the dmj to pursue his political enemy. that's the tone of the piece. it's more complicated than that. citing sources "the times" said the president repeatedly asked rod rosenstein and mcgann what progress the doj may have been making for possible violation of the law. there are possible crucial points

here's dana. >> dana: the day finally has come. millions of americans casting ballots in one of the most expensive midterm elections in history. it will have major implications for president trump's ageneral dash while giving us insight into a divided nation. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." every seat in the house of representatives up for grabs as control of the senate hangs on a few key states. corey gardner is here to tell us whether the republicans will keep control of the senate or even add seats. we have casey stegal in texas. let's begin with phil keating in the all important tallahassee, florida, where there are two big races there, phil? >> reporter: florida voters deciding two critical and big ticket races. that for the u.s. senate seat and the other for governor. as of right now, both are tossups. this morning andrew gillum arrived here with his wife and three young children, hoping to make history, to become florida's first elected black governor. he told us he voted for himself. he jo

>> dana: sure.to be the next greg guttfeld, what advice would you give? you have to answer that. >> jesse: is that correcty and cynical. -- snarky. >> dana: you have to love the english language, write, read lot, and be willing to, you know, play with words a little bit. >> greg: i was hoping the answers would be more insulting, jesse. >> jesse: i would drink a bottle of wine every night, i would wake up very cranky, and i would yell at the producers all day long. >> greg: exactly! >> jesse: right on track. >> greg: that's 90% of the job. morgan? >> i have no answer how to answer this, don't be like greg, be you. >> jesse: you have to practice snarky, i said that. >> greg: if my teenage daughter wants to be the next greg gutfeld, you have to go with the hormone treatment. this is, all right, this is from m., what's the strangest family traditions in your family? a little redundant there, you could have said what's the strangest family tradition, that was a stupid -- >> dana: in your family, he wants

>> this is dana rosso, thank you. >> dana: hi, dana perino here.the base has taken in a lot of damage after this earthquake. maybe we do not have dana. dana? all right. it's possible that we're having a tough time getting service up there. dan springer, i sent a note to my former speech coach. she is a professor up there in anchorage. she said that they're rattled but safe. you're looking at that live picture with damage to the road. she said that the stop lights are all out. that they are hearing reports of sink holes. she knows a bridge that collapsed. there's other damage in her home. sort of what sarah palin said. lot of things fell off the shelf. ceiling fan shattered. she said it is the largest they have been in but they are safe. >> they're a hardy bunch. they're used to earthquakes. you're asking if the person got out of that vehicle and got to safety? i'm sure they did. that is minnesota drive is a main thoroughfare that goes north and south up to alaska and then down south as you go towards the lucian island, what have you. that is a main

dana? >> dana: thank you. now to the white house and doug mcelway with reaction from president trump. doug? >> reporter: good afternoon. we expected a relatively slow day at the white house, with the president leaving for the g-20 summit but it turned out to be anything but that with the michael cohen plea deal. when the president came out, he didn't even bother to wait for any questions. he said he launched into an explanation that it was his right to negotiate a hotel deal in moscow because there was no guarantee he would win the election. he called his former trusted lawyer cohen weak, a liar and not very smart. when asked then why was he your lawyer, mr. trump said that cohen had done him a favor many years ago and he said this about the cohen plea deal -- >> even if he was right, it doesn't matter because i was allowed to do whatever i wanted during the campaign. i was running my business, a lot of different things during the campaign. so very simply, michael cohen is lying and he's trying to get a reduce

dana? >> dana: no voter left unturned.he mississippi senate race saying hyde-smith has never trailed this polling and democrats acknowledge she's likely to win, but argue that her comments have given espy a very narrow opening if everything breaks his way. joining me steve doocy. do not adjust your sets. you are not seeing double. i wanted to read this quote. >> that was the before. this is the after. >> dana: things are looking good. haley barber said yesterday i think espy voters are probably a little more energized by hyde-smith but i think conservative voters realize this race will decide whether we have a conservative or liberal representative in washington. we don't want to have an alabama. that's in reference to doug jones who won in alabama. a report for hyde-smith, major league baseball, as peter talked about, but wal-mart, at&t, tpaoe phizer yet it looks like she has a ten point lead. >> but the president is making two appearances in one day. clearly if she's ahead by ten, he wouldn't have to but maybe something

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here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. secretary of state mike pompeo briefing the full senate on u.s. relations with saudi arabia while at the same time, more drama unfolding over the mueller investigation. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." a bipartisan group of senators pushing for a stronger response to the killing of jamal khashoggi. secretary speaking to reporters after his closed door meeting with lawmakers. >> i do believe i have read every piece of intelligence unless it's come in over the last few hours. there is no direct reporting that brings to the order of jamal khashoggi. >> dana: mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. we have a lot to get to. what have we heard from lawmakers about the briefing from secretary of state pompeo? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon. a number of senators from both parties sound frustrated, like they did not get all the information they were seeking. senators want to hear from the cia director, who was not here today. and south carolina senator lindse

dana? >> dana: stink bugs, i will scream.s winter and then it gets warm out. at the white house they would all of all of a sudden bn your phone or keyboard. it's terrible. >> greg: my irrational fear losing my looks. >> dana: going to be tough for you. >> greg: it's irrational. this is from ed henry. from twitter. >> jesse: is this the real ed henry. >> greg: how many ed henrys are there. is greg as ornery irl what does that stand for? >> dana: in real life. as he is on the twitters asking for a friend and then he signed it ed in d.c. >> jesse: you are really making this about yourself. >> greg: i ask everybody questions. they give me this question. >> jesse: i never get questions about myself and i this segment. the narcissist. will will. >> jesse: i will answer the question. is he very ornery on and off camera. >> greg: i'm falling back into the bad habits of going on twitter after drinking. >> jesse: is that why you are in deep with john kerry? >> greg: i think so. i still won. me drunk still beats him sober. >> tammy: let

dana?thin the past hour, the governor's race is also within out recount territory. >> yes, tallahassee mayor democrat andrew gillum has earned enough votes over the past 1 1/2 days that he's under that half point threshold. this race tightened all day and still is. it's currently .47 of a percentage point of a difference between gillum and ron desantis. desantis has had the lead since election night. tallahassee democratic mayor andrew gillum stunned his crowd by conceding and evening say he called to congratulate him. that's when desantis gave his speech. but now this race not so clear at all and gillum this afternoon now tweeting every voice must be heard in this race. as it is right now, this is third consecutive florida gubernatorial contest decided by 1 percentage point or less. >> it's the ultimate swing state. thanks, phil. arizona republicans filing a lawsuit to challenge how some communities count mail-in ballots as the senate race between mcsally and sinema remains too close to ca

dana? >> dana: thank you, trey.k in the u.s., we're keeping a close eye on key elections in three states. vote counting is still under way in the arizona senate race with kirsten sinema is gaining ground on martha mcsally. and, of course, recounts are under way in florida races for governor and senator. president of america votes, former congress woman nan heyworth, good to have you both here. i want you to listen to what governor scott says about what happened on election night. >> there's never been a recount that's changed in florida, any sort of win like that. so while we're going through the recount, we won. the citizens of the state won. i'm going to be going to dc and i'm going to do what i did in florida. >> dana: greg, so we're fair and balanced, i want you to listen to senator nelson on the recount. seems my opponent is worried he will lose the election. why else would he sue to stop every vote from being counted. sor reurbg i saw him on camera, thought he said that as well. tell me from the democratic pos

. >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with dan bongino, marie harf, -- this is "the five." florida once again the epicenter of a major postelection battle. allegations of fraud are being thrown around as two key races move closer to recount. broward and palm beach county causing senate candidate rick scott to file lawsuits accusing officials they are of trying to steal the election. >> there may be rampant fraud happening in palm beach and broward counties. and the broward supervisor of elections has a history of acting in absolute bad faith which requires that vote by mail and absentee ballots are counted within 30 minutes of poles clothing. i will not sit idly by while unethical liberals try to steal this election. senator nelson hired one of hillary clinton's lawyers from d.c. in the first thing they said is they are here to win the election. >> if you look at broward county, they have had a horrible history. if you look at the person, in this case a woman involved, she has had a horrible history. all. all of a sudden they are finding votes out of nowhere. rick scott, w

>> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." days until the midterms, president trump on a final campaign blitz holding rallies in west virginia and indiana. both parties pulling out all the stops as we enter the home stretch. with so much at stake, they're trying to see positives in early voting. >> he is boosting that turnout. he is bringing awareness to these races. and i feel good, especially on the senate side about where early voting is. >> what we are seeing is early voting has had remarkable turnout thus far. we are obviously excited in every possible aspect. >> dana: charlie hurt is on set with me, christina is in florida, where president obama is making a final push for democrats. we begin with kevin corkin huntington, west virginia, where the president is due. >> reporter: a mad dash to the midterms continues here in west virginia. this is as aggressive as i have ever seen a sitting u.s. president. let me show you what only he has coming up today, but as we look forward over the next four days. this mad dash to the mi

dana. >> dana: you have a very good whispering voice, peter. i must say. if you can, i know you're not bugging them, democrats are claiming victory after a different ruling. tell us about that. >> reporter: right. that same judge, mark walker, ruled this morning that if florida voters are just now finding out that the signature on the ballot did not match the signature on the voter files, then they have until saturday 5 p.m. to fix it. and so the judge, that is something the nelson campaign said was a win for them. their lawyer mark elias said this is a victory for all voters. the scott team is pushing back. they say we are immediately appealing this baseless decision and we're confident we will prevail in the 11th circuit. bill nelson's high priced washington lawyers went to argue against a process that they previously argued for. we do now expect there will be some questions this afternoon about whether or not that judge needs to recuse himself because some recently surfaced sec records showed the past his wife donated to nelson's campaign. >> dana: we'r

>> absolutely, dana.s clear that we cannot argue with the results of president trump's policies. frankly of the things that we've accomplished in the 115th congress in terms of the tax cuts. for us in wyoming, the regulatory reform and the cuts and regulations has been tremendous. i think the democrats will clearly make an effort to stop that, to stop the momentum and people will realize that's not what they wanted when they cast their votes. >> dana: does it concern you in the past week, after i guess ten days since the mid-term elections, that the message about the good economy is not one that could punch through? >> that's really one of the things that we have to do as house republicans, make sure that we're on offense, make sure that we're highlights the disarray. the democrats have come into office and made a lot of promises. they are protesting against each other and each other's offices at this point. we have to make sure that we are in fact laying out for the american people the extent to which pr

okay, dana.hey are doing a hand recount in the entire state of florida on i guess under counts and overt counts. >> dana: and undercount is let's say you have a ballot where you went in and you only voted for the senate and he left the rest of it blank. that's considered and under vote. and over vote as we may be your pen or pencil accidentally ticked two boxes. nelson, scott, scott, nelson. >> jesse: the geniuses in florida. >> greg: i thought undercount was when there's a fight between new two vampires. >> dana: and undercount is what happens when you get measured for your height at the doctor's office. [laughter] >> greg: that was because i interrupted you. >> dana: this has gotten a little bit boring. >> greg: a lot boring. >> dana: senator scott -- senator nelson and governor scott and you have .2% between you. .2% is 13,000 votes so it's very unlikely that this gets overturned. >> jesse: to dana's point, usually a recount or hand recount in this case won't swing anything if it's anywhere ov

dana? >> dana: thank you very much.ing in dave brown former senior adviser to senator patty murray. let me first go to you, lani. it's one thing when you want to make a policy change, but then there's a statute. as i understand it, the statute specifically says whether or not entry by a port of entry. you can't just carve up a statute and expect for the court to go along with it. >> yeah. this is part of the challenge, dana, that the statute does illustrate or does specifically say what the conditions are. now, it is the case that the vast majority of the people who seek asylum generally don't qualify under the technical definition of what asylum provides for, which is a credible fear of persecution due to any number of protected classifications. so in this situation, i think what the administration is trying to do is create some workable process to get people into a formal request for asylum. but, look, the number of people coming in, the number of people trying to do it at this point is really quite overwhelming. that

dana won. that's it.>> greg: you looked at the answers. >> emily: do we have a champion around? tom, make up a question off the top of your head. commonly people play this game at home? to go if they to fox nation, they can watch it every night. >> greg: i don't know, despite working here, how would one subscribe? >> go to fox nation.com and you can subscribe. greg, you have a show. i watched your wonderful interview with scott adams. >> emily: i think you are avoiding the fact that greg just got one point. >> juan: that was an attempt by emily at a cut down or a put down. which was it? >> jesse: you can see almost every single watters' world segment on fox nation which -- almost every single one. [laughter] >> juan: you got the right question. which one? do i get more respect having won both the supermarket and the quiz. >> dana: no respect. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable except

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. ♪ >> dana: i am dana perino with morgan ortagus, juan williams, jesse watters and greg i felt.hat's the guy. animals are great. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump not backing down in the battle over how to deal with the caravan. the president saying that he will stop migrants from entering the united states. >> we are sending a simple message to the lawless caravans and illegal trespassers marching forward to our border. it's very simple. turn back now, go back home. we will not let you in. we are not going to let you in. >> dana: president trump accusing migrants in the caravan is using children as human shields as border patrol agents fired tear gas sunday. >> why is a parent running into an area where they know the tear gas is forming they're going to be formed and they are running there with the child. in some cases you know they are not the parents. these are grabbers. they grab a child because they think they're going to have a certain status by having a chil child. >> dana: counselor to the president of kellyanne conway. >> the mainstream

. >> dana: i was thinking back. 2006 when the republicans lost the majority. similar situation at least on the house side. now that -- how different might it be, you maintain majority and increase your numbers in the senate. you talk about nancy pelosi and the democrats. you caution them against presidential harassment. do you think she'll stick to that? >> in the late '90s we had control of the house and senate. we impeached bill clinton. his approval went up and ours went down. so my suggestion to the new democratic majority in the house is the business of presidential harassment might not work out for you too well. >> dana: nancy pelosi talked about healthcare. take a listen. >> voters have delivered a resounding verdict against congressional republicans attacks on medicare, medicade and the affordable care act and people with preexisting conditions and districts everywhere in america. they went in a new direction. >> dana: for something the republicans can do to try to get back on track on health care so americans think they have a plan? >> first of all, t

. >> dana: i am dana perino with dr. nicholas affaires, juan williams, lawrence jones, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." massive vote recount underway in florida. new lawsuits are flying and the rhetoric are ramping up in the senate race between rick scott and bill nelson. scott's election night lead narrowing to just under 13,000 as he accuses nelson and democrats of trying to steal the election. >> bill nelson is clearly a sore loser. he can't stand the fact that he's not going to be elected for the first time in decades and he won't -- he is here to steal the election. that's what he's done. his lawyer said i'm here to win the election. not here to get a free and fair election, make sure votes are counted. no, he wants to win. that's his only purpose. we still don't understand how they went in these counties. they came up with 93,000 votes after election night. we don't know how they came up with it. we are trying to figure what happened. i have asked the law enforcement to go in and d

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dana, you are next. >> dana: i have a much cuter animal to show you.his show. i haven't showed people jasper for a long time. we were reunited. we can go through these a little faster. he slept for two hours and n. all these different positions holding on to me. we had the best time. we went shopping and got some christmas gifts. he ate some yogurt out of a club and he fished in a lake and that's all. that's jasper for you. graduate graduate any more -- >> greg: any more pictures? go through it again. >> dana: we were separated for a week. >> very cute. >> juan: over the weekend did i a book signing at the howard university bookstore barnes & noble. i was interviewed by chris steele. that was a treat for me. even though is he a state department diplomat 20 years ago he was a researcher for my thorough good marshall. here i am at the event posters of other authors. and here i am at a table where they surprised me with a display of my other books thank you so much for the folks at howard. if you are looking for a conversation starter this christmas like

. >> dana: hello, i'm dana perino along with laura ingraham, it's 5:00 here in new york city, and this is "the five" ." fox news alert, it's decision date in america. control of congress is up for grabs as millions of americans cast their ballots. what is turning out to be historic midterm elections. the first polls are closing in less than two hours from now. we will also tell you about the key toss-up races to keep an eye on tonight, plus we are debuting our brand-new fox news voter analysis results. we have a lot of ground to cover this hour. jesse is getting rained on, so let's bring in bret baier, anchoring tonight's special election coverage. they are at the election had produced. how is it going tonight? >> so far, so good. it is going to be a whole new ball game with this information that we have. 125,000 people pulled. used to be about 25,000. >> you look at the early voting totals. more than 38 million americans have either early voted or have absentee ballots. and you are looking at probably historic early voting. and we might looking at historic mid voting when we get to th

dana? >> dana: peter doocy, thank you. for more on this i'm joined by josh krashaur. this is the last federal election of 2018. there's been hype that this race is close, but is it really that close? >> yeah, this is getting a lot of attention because it's the on game in town, but in reality there's not a lot of signs that this will be competitive. we saw in the first round about on election night republicans won 57% of the vote and espn only got 40% of the vote. there was a 17 point gap. mississippi is one of the most republican states in the entire country. even with some of the gaffs cindy hyde-smith has made on the campaign trail, this is a racially polarized state. it is hard for even a good democratic candidate like mike espn to get 20%, 25% of the white vote in mississippi. there's no evidence that he's hitting the bench marks to get that crossover support. if we were talking about this in november, i don't think we'd be paying this much attention to it. >> dana: i had a friend tell

>> dana: i don't know where it is. >> jesse: i'm confused. >> greg: you are long suffering wife. >> danaoing to go to this and watch the hell out of it. this tour is going to provide us with three weeks of segments. hillary is like, i'm going to use an analogy i won't have to apologize for. hillary is like a potato. you can make a lot of meals out of a potato. the same way with trump. you could have trump casserole, trump stew. hillary is kind of like that for fox. she says something and you have a segment. you put it altogether, she's kind of like trump in the sense that you can constantly create something new. i think they should make it more exciting. they should have t-shirts, fun t-shirts, they should have an opening act. they should do songs and face painting. >> jesse: anthony weiner. get him out of jail and put him on the road. >> greg: he could do stand up or whatever he does. >> jedidiah: don't go anywhere. wild card wednesday is coming u up. if i built a van, it would carry my entire business. i'd make it available in dozens, make that thousands of configurations. it would kee

dana perino. "the five" ." new poll shows 53% of americans say talking politics with someone they disagree with is stressful and frustrating. this is surprising. it means our 47% who don't find talking politics with someone they disagree with to be stressful and frustrating. i don't believe it. around that time i usually do a monologue and how to reduce political tension at thanksgiving dinner. it never helps. no one ever listens. why should they? taking advice from a tv host is like taking a ride from a stranger. it's risky and you often end up dead. so instead of aborting politics, let's go all in at thanksgiving. first we must find the right way to insert it into dinner conversation. here are some examples. these mashed potatoes are really hot. almost as hot as our economy which under president trump grew at a three to 4% rate. looks like we have more generals than people, much like jobs under donald trump upgrade 4 million of them in years. so why don't you carve the turkey, just like president trump carved

she wouldn't be able to stop. >> greg: body shaming the bear, dana. >> dana: she was appropriately sizedgreg: that is true. >> dana: great monologue. >> greg: thank you. shall we move on? coming up, one more thing is next. ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. we really pride ourselves >> ton making it easyautoglass, to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: saving her time... [honk, honk] >> kids: bye! >> tech vo: ...so she can save the science proj

>> dana: i don't know.omehow and president trump is going to all the key battleground states, and if you are stacey abrams and you're in a tight race in georgia, would you rather have hillary clinton, or oprah? obviously it's no contest. i thought oprah's speech was good. democrats don't have a leader yet until they go through their primary, which we are going to see in the next couple years. i think that as many people as they can get out, they should try it because president trump is tireless. he's traveling all over the country. he will do a million rallies between now and then, and to have oprah come is pretty smart. >> morgan: up until this week, we had kanye. 20 you think, do you think it's having any effect? is he going to get out the vote? >> juan: i think you have a different dynamic intimate terms in a presidential year. what historically happens is in midterms you get low turnout among minorities, young people, and also women. >> morgan: low turnout among women? >> juan: yeah, if you're talking a

different groups of people. >> dana: i want to meet him.ant to understand better. >> geraldo: i like him. >> greg: i have never met him and i can't stand him. >> jesse: he no beto. >> dana: senator schumer tried to criticize the president in a tweet but it backfired. what is up, chuck? we will tell you. g the price he. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips. with the accu-chek® guide simplepay program, you pay the same low price. all without having to go through insurance. plus, they come in a spill-resistant vial along with a free meter. skip the guessing game and focus on your health. not the cost. make saving simple today at simplepaysaves.com. ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. and a complimentary first month's payment. ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos are back. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. the

dana, i heard you saying reminded you of your days at the bush white house. >> dana: leading into theidterms in 2,006, the iraq war in 2006, we suffered many casualties, many more iraqi casualties. the american public was getting frustrated. the war was considered not to be going in a good direction. it was right after that for the surge was created. what happened was everyone was mad at secretary rumsfeld, not necessarily president bush, but he news the frustration was pent-up, especially on capitol hill. so you lose. you should make a change. you should -- make you should e on, try to fix something. i believe it was the next day, president bush did let rumsfeld go, said goodbye to him. thinking back on it, so many people in the senate were so upset and said if you had fired rumsfeld before the midterm, we wouldn't have lost all the seats. i don't know if that's necessarily true. i think it was maybe baked in the cake. the president, from a communications standpoint, very smart not to reveal he was going to fire jeff sessions after the press conference that he did for 87 minutes. he

dana perino is the person we go to for questions like this, she of course hosts "the briefing with dana" so what would happen, the posters are saying unlikely but possible. >> dana: there's always a chance. >> tucker: there is always wet and i stare out the democrats don't retake the house, what happens there? >> dana: they will have a lot of soul-searching to do. they will say why, how can it be? we ran on health care. health care was the reason. we will have a mad scramble of probably, not kidding, 35 or 40 democrats who think they can run for president. they they will all be pointing their fingers at each other. they will look at about $5 million spent in the midterm race. the democrats start in a deficit in the senate. john james is in the senate and he's really close in that race. in those rust belt states, a lot of the republican governors are up, like governor walker. he's a very tight reelection effort there. lots of stuff happening in the rust belt. the democrats are the favorite to win back the house by some but there is still a chance. let's say this. if democrats do take bac

dana, let's start arizona., realclearpolitics averages is at 47.5 for my congresswoman mike, 47.34 congresswoman sinema. i mean, this is going to be a nail-biter. >> there is a lot of close races. arizona will be one of them. i have more democratic friend who told me eight months ago that it doesn't matter who the democratic nominee is in arizona, the democrats are going to win that seat. i was skeptical and i think martha mcsally has run a very good race, as best as she could, it will be interesting to see if they are long-term trends happening in arizona, the one the democrats have said have been coming for a long time. whoever wins, it'll probably just be by a point or two. even if you just win by a point, you still get to be called senator. >> shannon: you get that seat and vote when it comes to judicial nominations, supreme court openings, all kinds of things. two really hot races in florida. a senate race there come in and scott, that one has the average within a three-point plus advantage for nelson and

i am with dana.airport faster, go for it. >> this is supposed to shave off how many minutes? >> 9. >> i will take the 9 minutes. >> i think down size potential is huge here. from what i understand a lot of facial recognition technology has issues identifying people of color. there is not only the storage aspect but the hacking aspect. you are going from the curb to the plane without showing your passport. would be worth your 9 minutes back to be safe on your plane? >> oh, wow! >> i am worried about the deep state. >> spoken like a true trumpian. >> there are a lot of people working on facial recognition technology. they have raised concerns about this technology. >> [laughing]. >> what did he do to you? moo-over, knickers. the cow making headlines around the world has competition. a canadian farmer claims his only gentle giant named dozer is an inch taller. >> what if these are really small people? i would rather have little tiny engineer cows to be in your house. you go could betsy, and she runs up

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dana raised a good point. we have the answer to who's telling the truth and who's lying right in this document. the key thing that cohen said is this deal carried on into june of 2016. trump says he's a liar. there's text or emails quoted in here, black and white hard documents in may or june of '2016. its not that regard to resolve that dilemma and as prosecutors and agents, that's what we're looking for am i going to bank on this guy. >> asha, how does the president's attorneys deal with this because -- because -- >> i don't know. >> they have -- if this -- if these facts are there, if the corroboration is there, you have the statement that the president gave to the public and you assume he said the same thing in his sworn statement which is i knew nothing about it. >> uh-hum. >> you immediately go as a human being if there's nothing to be worried about, why aren't you telling the truth about it? >> what his lawyers are thinking about right now, we know that from some of his other answers, for example, they

what did the president provide to mueller, dana? >> this is interesting. it's the first insight we've gotten to what president trump responded at all to the questions. number one, the president told the special counsel that roger stone did not tell him about wikileaks. number two, that the president was also not told about that 2016 tower meeting between his son, campaign officials and that russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton. now the president's answers were described to us without providing any direct quotes, and we're told that the president made clear as part of his answers that he was giving them to the best of his recollection. now, these two key points, though, kind of big picture, wikileaks, the trump tower meeting, they're key to mueller's central mission, which is investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russians during 2016. the other thing i just want to adhere is i'm told that the public statements that the president has made on these issues match what he did in writing to robert mueller. now, there is a difference b

dana frank professor emeritus at , the university of california, santa cruz.her new book "the long honduran , night: resistance, terror, and the united states in the aftermath of the coup." this is democracy now! back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynowow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we continue our conversation with dana frank, professor emeritus at the university of california, santa cruz. her new book "the long honduran , night: resistance, terror, and the united states in the aftermath of the coup." i wanted to go back to 200009 wn there was a a coup in honduras d the democratically elected leader for the hundred president manuel zelaya, spopoke on dedemocracy now! about what happened to him. >> t that attatacked my house at 5:30 in n the morning. a group ofof at least 200 to 250 armed soldiers witith goods and bullet-proof vest andd rifles aimed their r guns at me, firerd shots, used pushing guns, kick down the doors. just as i was, in pajamas, they put me on a plane and flew me to c

dana, what did the president say or write? >> reporter: brooke, as you mentioned, we are really getting the first insight into how the president responded to robert mueller's written questions. up until now it's been a big unknown. so sources familiar with the matter tell cnn two things, brooke. number one, that the president told the special counsel that roger stone did not tell him about wikileaks; and, number two, that the president was also not told about the 2016 trump tower meeting between his son, campaign officials and a russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton. now, the president's answers were described to us. we didn't get any direct quotes, and the president also made clear, we are told, as part of his answer that he was giving them to the best of his recollections. wikileaks, the trump tower meetings, those are really key to what mueller's central mission has been, which is investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russians in 2016. >> how different is this, these written responses, from what

[laughter] dana: wait for it. then, a handful of my local lawmakers ended up in prison.laughter] dana: what i tried to do on capitol hill was bring a fact approach and view the actions of congress through a longer lens of history instead of a knee-jerk atmosphere of partisan battling. unfortunately, my voice disappeared over two years ago and my doctors still have no answer on how to fix it. i will still walk the halls, interview lawmakers as best i can, and report the news from capitol hill, going on the radio with my computer-generated jamie dupree 2.0 voice. i want to turn it over to jamie who will try to say a few words. as i do, i want to say that all of us who have worked with you for decades, and i can speak for myself and a lot of our colleagues here learned from you the ropes on what it is like to be a really hard-working, shoe leather reporter, just the facts, working to understand the inner workings of congress and how a bill gets passed. you taught that to me and so many people. we are also grateful. you will never lose the voice that is inside and i want to

. >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana peluso, along which ended i'll be no >> this is "the five." we certainly hope you all had a happy thanksgiving with a lot of delicious feasting with family and friends. before we get to the rest of the show, let's go around the table. see how everyone's thanksgiving was. we have to start with you, greg. >> it was great. the producers asked us if we'd supply pictures. so i did. this is the turkey. that's a bowl of stuffing. the stuffing was great. i went off my atkins diet and had some stuffing. there was green beans. i was at a restaurant. >> they serve corn on the cob on thanksgiving? >> i think i have a picture of me and the people i was with. there is sean, laura, tucker, and me. people enjoying a nice meal. this is what we do outside of work. >> that looks very fun. that looks very fun. >> lawrence, you are in dallas? >> i cook. my mom had lupus growing up so she taught me how to cook very early. a lot of my family got together and talk politics, actually. it didn't play that way because my mom already said none of that, here's pecan pie.