geraldo. >> geraldo abbreviated geraldo news with geraldo. cranberry sauce. i finally had cranberry sauce. >> jesse: there he is with his shirt off. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: i want to go on geraldo's trips. thanks, dana. good evening. i'm bret baier, president biden is urging americans not to panic over the new coronavirus strain discovered in south africa but is now in different parts of the world. the president is urging people to get vaccinated to get a booster shot but says he will not immediately push for new mandates and restrictions beyond a travel ban from some african countries. we will talk with former assistant health secretary admiral bret injury roar about the vort in a few minutes.

geraldo, next. >> geraldo: latest edition of geraldo, geraldo news with geraldo.station travis mills foundation. travis is a quadrupled lee jik amputee whose body was blown to bits by wicked ied booby trap. miracle columbusly travis survived. established this foundation to provide counseling and additional services for other returning vets who have physical physically emotionally or other ways wounded by war experience. wtan radio phone raised $112,000, huge for cleveland. huge. and we brought this challenge here to the "the five" for gutfeld to step up to the plate. [laughter] i love this guy. dana would probably have been a good fit too though. would she have been better? yeah. and also gutfeld, you owe me some money, punk, you better pay up before i come and find you. >> greg: i have no hearing. >> dana: you owe him money apparently if someone asks you. >> jesse: i can't hear you. greg, you owe me money, i can't hear you. >> dana: i love travis mills. >> katie: my dear friend and former fox news colleague is little john. she got married last week. a beautiful f

don't miss it. >> geraldo, geraldo's news with geraldo actually about my daughter sol.indergarten. playing piano for the first time. noted first time ♪ ♪ now flash forward to age 16. we had a recital last weekend in cleveland ♪ ♪ >> dana: wow. >> jesse: i don't notice a difference. >> geraldo: eat some more cheez-its. we love her. she is so accomplished in her own. she is so busy. so focused. here she is getting her certificate. but, the other thing is her great youtube channel, sol food is really happening. check it out. sol food on youtube. >> greg: crt. >> katie: no crt my colleague at town hall just announced has a new book coming out fire but mostly peaceful 2020 riots gas lighting of america he was in kenosha when it all went down. cities across the country last summer. his book comes out on may 3rd, 2022. you can preorder it now where books are sold. >> jesse: very clever title. >> greg: i may have to read that. julio rosas. >> greg: that's it for us. guy why did you eat that? >> jesse: going to kill another sponsor? >> greg: "special report" is up next. >> bret:

>> geraldo: here is the latest edition of geraldo's geraldo news with geraldo. >> dana: only one moreo you? [laughter] >> geraldo: let's talk golf for a great cause. sean hannity often helps me with our golf tournament for life's work. a charity devoted to helping the disabled. how about playing the disabled playing golf for themselves? it's really a wonderful program. a group in my hometown of cleveland at the wharton center. pga professionals, therapist volunteers cleveland clinic the volume va including my own p.t. jeff houser. the disabled actually get to play golf regardless of the disabilities. they use, you know, whether they have strokes, amputees, traumatic brain injuries. cerebral palsies, parkison's, whatever, they get to play golf. >> dana: awesome charity. all right, judge. >> judge jeanine: when you bring home a new pet, you usually can be pretty sure of the species, right? this family found a pet and brought him home and called him one run because he was constantly chasing local farm animals like chickens and ducks. probably in the marathon, too. here's the problem. thi

all right geraldo geraldo, your thoughts? >> i think the analysis is in partisan, i think he's taken the next steps he possibly can given the fact he doesn't know very much, but by saying no new lockdowns, i think that's a very important moderation. it hasn't worked to calm the markets, we had another awful day today and that's 2 out of 3 so we are down over a thousand points since friday. but i also think having just returned from the newly independent republic of barbados as you know over the weekend, you know, they don't have a travel ban. you have to show your proof of vaccine, vaccination, and you have to take a test. that, i think, is the key to life. show proof of vaccine, take a test and go wherever you want to. i'm i think travel ban's are ridiculously disruptive and we seen a proven time and time again. >> jesse: while they worked with china. >> geraldo: they worked with a communist repressive country. before they had a travel ban. 5g said it saved hundreds if not thousands of lives. they do work, you have to admit.

geraldo? >> geraldo: here is tonight's edition of geraldo's geraldo news with geraldo.k at the annual dinner of one of cleveland's most venerated charities for the last 60 years. the blue coats have provided assistance to the families of cops, firefighters and other safety officers who have fallen or become permanently disabled in the line of duty. outgoing cleveland police chief calvin williams spoke about how blue coats have come to the aid of these families. erika and i met chief sheila mason the first black and first woman to serve as police chief of wood mere, one of our exclusive local communities. my message was simple we need to embrace cops because they need us as much as we need them. the blue coats seemed to like my remarks. good time was had by all. >> jesse: very nice, geraldo. [applause] >> jesse: there is the. [applause] >> jesse: standing ovation. >> jesse: thank you for correcting me. >> dagen: legs hurt, needed to stretch. >> geraldo: given over the year. excellent. >> jesse: blue coats. keg. >> dagen: dodge is getting ready to pay somebody $150,000 sr

control yourself, people. >> jesse: red wave. >> geraldo: geraldo's news about geraldo.g this month. >> dana: today? >> judge jeanine: the whole month. >> greg: field like it. >> geraldo: very important like ramadan. >> greg: there you go. apologize now. apologize now. >> geraldo: they know i love them. [laughter] it's been -- i was already old when i came to work here i was 58 years old. the towers went down. i had to go to afghanistan. but 20 great years, great colleagues. he. >> geraldo: i am sorry. >> judge jeanine: you are not. remember, you may remember greg questioned the legitimacy of the last bear i had on. we had contacted the bear's handler in siberia. so, but i'm not questioning this bear which is going to go bet bt baier. >> jesse: took the toss from me. >> bret: very nice. always a bear. thank you very much. thanks. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier coming to you tonight from capitol hill. breaking tonight where the ramifications of election day results across the country are really causing shock waves throughout the halls and meeting room

: is it full-time for geraldo's news with geraldo?t show on fox nation that is the companion show to cops which was run off the air in an epidemic of wokeness. fought its way back. fox courageously put it back. put it on fox nation where it is attracting millions of views. everyone is watching cops. you love cops. the blue is back. i'm proud to host it. and the founder of it, john langley of good friend of mine, he is a great guy. he put this on the air. kept it on the air. 30 odd seasons before it got run off. but, john, knowing that it was coming back on the air was an off road racer and racing in baha, california and tragically he died. sad story. you know, but his show lives on and his family, his son now fronts the show and it's, like i said. it's an honor to john. the patriot awards will be honoring the program. >> judge jeanine: cops today. >> geraldo: on cops jeanine pirro spectacular guest along with abby hornacek and tyrus and tom shillue, i would love to have you on with me. >> dana: geraldo, will i be the last person you a

>> jesse: geraldo, did you smoke dope with in the earth inner lands? >> geraldo: i went to, as you mentioned it, i went to one of those marijuana bars with my son. it was on the internet in 15 minutes. we weren't even out of the bash before we got on the internet. i can't do anything. i don't do anything. amsterdam. i can't waited until jesse jr. and i fly over there. >> geraldo: you can bond. >> dana: i want to thank everybody for the warm welcome we gave percy yesterday. came on american newsroom as well. better behaved this morning. watch. >> i think he is an old soul. is he going to be big.

i'm from belgium. >> greg: they can't do with they stick. >> tmi. >> jesse: geraldo, go ahead. >> geraldos 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 nt clinton were getting in 2016 when she lost the election. >> greg: one more thing. he tried to get a free room. >> greg: i had -- >> the failure in the walls. >> jesse: turning into infomercial. go ahead. >> learn more at my usbc.com. >> jesse: we will learn more, emily. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. and i will not be belching as i talk to you. >> bret: much more traditional intro. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, breaking tonight president biden's approval rating continues to sink in the latest fox news poll released right now. the latest survey of registered voters has the approval market 44%. that's down 2 percentage points from october 4 from september, 54% disapproval. the president's approval on the economy

and it was a history of moments, geraldo. we don't do it anymore. >> dana? a glass of wine. >> i want to say moonshine but i know you are going to correct me. >> i have a couple of mason jars in my apartment. who are you talking to. sometimes if it is a pub, it is a fear and it could be a glass of wine, glass of champagne. it could be a martini. that is the lish us. >> what is that? >> it is red vermouth. it is ride. it is equal parts, all three. it is all boos,. >> i'm an old-fashioned guy now. just that been judge everybody. >> are you a set for? >> i have to be because my life can change. all right, stay right there. one more question is up next. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. ray loves vacations. but his dia

thank you, geraldo, for joining me. we are going to have to do this salsa thing.ooks.com. you can preorder. thank you for watching fox news prime time. we will be back tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. tucker carlson is up. i try to get salsa music for the end of the show. we are going to have to do -- why don't we -- geraldo, doing a little south of. >> do it. [laughs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening, happy wednesday, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." all three episodes of our original series "patriot purge" are on fox nation. we will give you a final look at the last episode in just a few moments. and it seems like the perfect moment to rethink what we thought we knew about american politics, the way the country runs, and the laundry list of lies we have been force-fed over the past year. now is the momen

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geraldo. >> geraldo abbreviated geraldo news with geraldo. back, beautiful cruise of the west indies on board the seaboard odyssey saint martin. barbados is great. oh, that's cranberry sauce. i finally had cranberry sauce. >> jesse: there he is with his shirt off. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: i want to go on geraldo's trips. thanks, dana. good evening. i'm bret baier, president biden is urging americans not to panic over the new coronavirus strain discovered in south africa but is now in different parts of the world. the president is urging people to get vaccinated to get a booster shot but says he will not immediately push for new mandates and restrictions beyond a travel ban from some african countries. we will talk with former assistant health secretary admiral bret injury roar about the vort in a few minutes. first white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off live tonight from the north lawn, good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. voicials around here want people focused on the n

geraldo: it's just logic.the cops are going to stop being cops. we need cops. the biggest, most important job of society of any government is to keep its citizens safe. so for all of the talk of the summer and spring and this and that and summer of love and portland and seattle and the west coast, the fact of the matter is the streets were running red with blood and the cops were nowhere to be found or had been so decimated or had left to go to suburban departments or had retired, you had the result where the mayor finally woke up ted wheeler said wait a second this was a great city and now it's all crapped up and we have dead people everywhere we have to do something so they had to reestablish ties with the cops, to reinvigorate the police and really bring back and as you say refund the police. steve: sure and when you look at what they were talking about last year, retraining is all, or training as you go along, doing things once a year, in a lot of cases that's very helpful, but when you talk about taking a

here's judge jeanine and geraldo rivera.the lead up to this all of this, judge, was a lot of talk about the pressure that this jury must have been feeling. they knew there were people outside. they knew what led up to this. there might be consequences. they still followed the law. and they seemed to deliberate for a long time and put a lot care into this and came up with what the evidence showed and what the law called for. >> we all know that those people are from that area on the jury. they know full well what the impact of their jury deliberation was going to be. they might not have seen the businesses boarded up and that 500 national guard were there for the verdict. what they understood is they had an oath they took to the law and to the evidence. the facts in the evidence fully supported this verdict. this case was a microcosm of what is going on in america. the defunding of police and people believing in a situation where police are told to stand down. this young boy did everything he was required to do. there was no

geraldo, i'll start with you. i thought that the prosecution put on a very poor showing throughout the entire case. i think the burden of beyond a resonable doubt wasn't met. i think kyle rittenhouse in each instance had the right to self-defense. he was being chased after. and in one case a pointed gun -- a loaded pointed gun at him. another case, the guy grabbing the barrel of his gun. what other choice did he have? >> i think i just lost you, sean. but my feeling about this case is that the self-defense aspect, the defense has met the burden of self-defense. i think he was in reasonable fear of his life, and have -- and his actions when threatened were appropriate and i think have -- and predicted, although i know professor dershowitz is uneasy about predictions, i'm fairly confident that if a verdict comes back by sometime tomorrow, he will be acquitted on all the charges. once they did away with the possession charge and the curfew charge and left just the homicide, the murder and attempted murder, i think ri

geraldo you despises those people yet he does know them. i spoke to a guy who was fired by a company i work for who has a serious problem with blood clots is dr. told them if he gets the vaccination he could b in serious medical trouble. despises the guy he hasn't even met he painted as a reasonable rational decision. geraldo hasn't met these people he despises yet he despises i don't despise anyone. i respect your individuality an your ability to make your own decision with your dr.. it. >> i have individual rights whe it comes to the vaccine. >> when we come back straight ahead the deep state exposed once again after today's bombshell plus wait until you hear adam shifts a buried bazaa defense of the russia hoax who got the latest joke on judge john solomon much more straightahead. how bug i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this i-pad sold for less than $43. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. this playstation 5 sold for

geraldo thank you very much have a great weekend there in cleveland. geraldo: you too, steve.lass today. also, we're live in chicago. plus the line five pipeline could be in jeopardy and americans are fearing the worst. carley shimkus is live in ohio to breakdown the massive impact a shutdown would have on the refinery behind you. reporter: yeah, steve you're right and shutting down line five would mean that everybody here at the toledo refining company would lose their jobs, but the fate of the pipeline also impacts this region of the country in ways you might not even have considered. we're going to be talking about that coming up, next, when "fox & friends" continues. >> ♪ ♪ when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have." it's yours, free! just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a kno

geraldo: they do, but this is a grand gesture. to the suburbs, so forces like portland and portland pd recognizing that they made a terrible mistake, now they are begging retired officers to come back, get re activated. they are showing cops some love, the blue is coming back, people are understanding that a healthy vibrant effective police force is what every community needs. lawrence: you know, geraldo i've got a few seconds, is this the solution? is this going to, is this going to be the tide change? geraldo: you have to have safety before you have anything else, additional cops will boost safety. speaking of cops, see my show, cops all access on fox nation, the cops are back, the blue is back, this is the only show on television where cops, the virtue of cops are extolled. lawrence: watch the show and get the analysis afterwards i've been a guest. thanks so much. geraldo: thank you. lawrence: carlie you have headlines? reporter: that's right we'll start here lawrence with a fox news alert, the fda authorizes pfizer and moderna

>> geraldo: you are not a coppy kind of person. you are so elegant. >> greg: i just want to be frisked. speaking of. hey, bret, how are you doing? >> bret: hey, greg. is everybody getting a cut of uncle guiseppy's or just the judge? good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, gorgeous night in washington with the sun setting over the capitol breaking tonight it's not so gorgeous in that building over my shoulder. congressional democrats desperately trying to piece together enough of their own votes to pass president biden's massive tax and spend agenda in the wake of tuesday's major defeat of a once heavily favored nominee for governor of virginia, rather. the president's plan is divided into two two parts. it is unclear when or if there will be votes on the social spending bill and the bipartisan infrastructure bill. speaking of spending, a complete reversal tonight from the white house on the idea of paying huge sums of money to illegal immigrants separated from their families. we'll have that story. we have fox team cov

>> 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. "special report" is up next with bret baier. >> bret: looks like we are wearing the same thing. >> jesse: we are looking good. >> bret: all right. good hair. >> jesse: thank you. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are learning new information about the connection between the infamous dossier that justified the russia collusion investigation into the trump presidential campaign and one member of the current biden administration. in the words of one lawmaker following the developments, it all seems to be, quote: unraveling. all of this comes as the special prosecutor, john durham's pursuit of the facts continues to shine a light on the hillary clinton presidential campaign. and, raising new questions about years of grandstanding by some lawmakers on this issue. and skewed media coverage about alleged russia collusion. corresponde

geraldo was right about that, this was never a case, always a case of self-defense, none of the elements of the crime he was charged with litter actually met. this was a media generated event. it was never a viable criminal case. the prosecutor in this case who have never seen a prosecutor do a worse job than this guy in the court seems to have learned things about the case during the trial. he seemed to have bought into the media narrative. i'll just give you two quick examples. it involved a short-barreled rifle. measure the darn rifle, you idiots. you never measured the rifle, where was the defense attorney on that? second, he seemed stunned when questioning rittenhouse on the stands that his dad lived in wisconsin. he must've learned from the media. you cross state lines and it reminded me i keep mentioning the usual suspects, a live in queens. you figure that out yourself? you've got a team of monkeys working around the clock. one other thing, you should apologize to this kid for really knocking this kid on that fake okay sign white supremacy nonsense. i can't believe you fell for t

he doesn't owe geraldo jack squat. he was given his body by god whether he chooses to disclose his immunization status isn't anyone's business and the other point that you don't have a right to privacy if you sneeze around someone. really? so we are throwing the constitution out the wind for a virus with the survivability rate of between 98 and 99%? really if that isn't the road to tyranny i don't know what is. . are you going to ply the same tactic to people with hiv are you going to ban them from sexual contact. what about tuberculosis. you see how these simpleton views by the way which is not a suggestion, the constitution is not a suggestion, it's our founding document. you see how that all gets thrown out the window when we go down this slippery slope and it's all based on nonsense. they will throw out the 1905 jacobson case, the equivalent of 125 dollar fine [ simultaneously speaking ]. >> there have been three supreme court cases already that gave the government the right to mandate. in maine, in indiana and in

judge janine and geraldo jesse and greg and i. make chemo your cause.hat was a fitting tribute for a new pub don't pop. here's the faulkner >> harris: with what is unfolding, democrats in key swing districts may choose to keep their distance from president biden. things have gotten more expensive. president has a growing crisis now. i'm harris faulkner, you're in the "faulkner focus." progressives don't care, they are persisting to push biden and his agend

my dear friend, i mean dear friend geraldo a grace great case in point, the fact this channel for first voice to also be heard. to be a part of this discussion. made it very special and very unique. >> fox is dominant it is different, it is authentic and real. you see people who have different views on fox. even people who work here full time. sometimes shades of difference, sometimes dramatic. that can be frustrating. it is always frustrating when someone does not agree with you, but you on viewers appreciate it. they don't need to agree with everyone they see on television. >> when someone hears about fox news, i think that elephant in room does not expect someone that looks like me. when looking at me, or hearing about me, comes this certain perspective. this young man, who is obviously black, and has curly hair and wears jordans to work and changes to a suit. but one phrase i can always remember from the executives all the way to the talent, it has been blj . be lawrence jones, there is a certain authenticity that comes with that because you feel liberated. >> i wanted to work at fo

. >> but geraldo, you guys just let them go. who knows where he's going to go .w what's, i think we put a lot of weight on people who come to speak in schools becaus i can literally remember every event we went to where we had a special guest acre and it was always the same thing. the first time was kareem abdul-jabbar was coming to our college to speak in the first thing he said was don't ask me about basketball. i said well, let's go. than danny glover came he said don't ask me about acting. well, let's go. every time somebody would come in don't ask me about my personal success, i want to tal to you about life. >> there's a reason they didn't like, because we believe. so i think we put way too much emphasis on who is speaking at schools, but usually the people that stay no one likes them anyway. they stayed for three hour speech come up man i so pumped. >> it was like ginger in marianne went to speak at high school and they didn't make out. we were so bummed. sx it would say that, and i'm disgusted by that. >> i remember how upset you were . i let that person

geraldo rivera because it is friday, general jack keane, pete hegseth and will cain with us.e show. more "fox and friends first" continues with carly and todd. todd: thank you. todd: the fate of the line 5 pipeline remains uncertain which is why am here in toledo, i spoke with workers and business owners who are worried about the shutdown and spoke to the mayor of oregon, ohio who has a message for president biden. take a look. >> this facility has been operating for 127 years. >> this is where we bring raw crude oil in. >> this is where line 5 connects to the toledo refining company. >> the line 5 pipeline takes it from canada transporting into the great lakes to ohio and it delivers 540,000 barrels a day of unrefined crude to the refinery. >> how many would be affected if it were shutdown? >> implant study says each job supports 15 jobs in the community so that multiplication factor gets to an astronomical number of people affected. >> it provides for my family. i'm not trying to say my family didn't have a lot of money and me getting this job allows me to provide a better

we were too busy combing geraldo's mustache, it takes 12 hours and four men. sounds like a weekend. we live in media landscape where if someone wants it story to be real, they will assume it's real. every story driven by a false narrative born of a journalist who loves telling it. fact is, there are no facts anymore when stories are told. the steele dossier created a whole slew of cognitively biassed idiots. as the facts fall apart, they clung to it like stelter on a doughnut. they wanted so badly to believe that hookers beed on trump that they were happy to poop on the truth and it was the american public who got stuck with the dirty laundry. welcome tonight's guests. he's so handsome, he turns semper fie into semper fine. the fox news contributor, joey jones. when he performs on cruise ships, they aim for the icebergs. comedian joe mackey. he's going to turn black friday to blackout friday. fox news contributor, pat gibbs. and his sign is may flower. host of enough said on fox nation. so, joey, as a veteran, does this offend you that -- it's an insulting story in a way that the st

that word in particular, up until ten years ago, geraldo rivera had a foundation with that word in it doing great work for people a who are learning disabled, let's say, and that was in the title. >> yeah. well. should we cancel gerlado. >> you guys fight a lot. >> professor, to kat's point - - i always feel that sensitivity training is more for the corporation to say we did something, and then they could go - - do you think sensitivity training works? >> of course not. [laughter] [applause] >> the doctor's thinking of hosting - - >> it's for the corporation, it's not actually for the behavior. like kyle bush said, he made a mistake, he was wrong, and he's right. but no one said anything about the fact that he, you know, this guy almost caused him to kill himself or hurt himself. and he inhibited, and he didn't go hit the guy. >> yeah. >> no one said anything about that appropriate behavior. >> that's a good point. >> last word, harris. >> i'm reading the book. i'm learning all about it. >> um, what do you think about this? do you believe in sensitivity training? >> you know, i believ

i'm dana perino, geraldo, jesse waters and greg gutfeld.." the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse double murder trial could come at any moment. inside the courtroom a jury is deliberating the charges against rittenhouse. earlier today, the 18-year-old randomly picked a group of people that will decide his fate. outside protesters gather

we are going to have to do -- why don't we -- geraldo, doing a little south of. >> do it. [laughs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening, happy wednesday, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." all three episodes of our original series "patriot purge" are on fox nation. we will give you a final look at the last episode in just a few moments. and it seems like the perfect moment to rethink what we thought we knew about american politics, the way the country runs, and the laundry list of lies we have been force-fed over the past year. now is the moment. because clearly we are at an inflection point. last night, if you were to sum it up in a single phrase, we have had enough. there is a limit to which you can push the american population before they gently and politely push back their democratic means. and that is exactly what we just saw. it is now impossible to these deny that this country is in the middle of some some kind of poll realignment fear of the people who run our country did not see it coming. a lot of examples. the obvious i'm not so obvious. start with the la

." ♪ ♪ >> 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

geraldo said something interesting on "the five" yesterday.secution went the way it did, this defense presentation could be quite short. >> bill: wow. some would wonder why you put the defendant on the stand and that is a decision his lawyers make. obviously they feel they have a very strong case. >> dana: the gentleman who went to his office that is him just returning. we'll listen in to see how this goes. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. [no audio at the moment] >> stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about the give in this matter will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes. >> you may be seated. >> would you please state your name and spell your last name for the record? >> kyle rittenhouse, r-i-t-t-e-n-h-o-u-s-e. >> where do you reside? >> walworth county. >> on august 25th, 2020 did you come to downtown kenosha to look for trouble? >> no. >> would you have shot joseph rosenbaum if he hadn't chased you trying to take your firearm? >> objection. leading. >> sustained. >> are

. ♪ ♪ >> 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.

that word in particular, up until ten years ago, geraldo rivera had a foundation with that word in itork for people a who are learning disabled, let's say, and that was in the title. >> yeah. well. should we cancel gerlado. >> you guys fight a lot. >> professor, to kat's point - - i always feel that sensitivity training is more for the corporation to say we did something, and then they could go - - do you think sensitivity training works? >> of course not. [laughter] [applause] >> the doctor's thinking of hosting - - >> it's for the corporation, it's not actually for the behavior. like kyle bush said, he made a mistake, he was wrong, and he's right. but no one said anything about the fact that he, you know, this guy almost caused him to kill himself or hurt himself. and he inhibited, and he didn't go hit the guy. >> yeah. >> no one said anything about that appropriate behavior. >> that's a good point. >> last word, harris. >> i'm reading the book. i'm learning all about it. >> um, what do you think about this? do you believe in sensitivity training? >> you know, i believe in just conv

. >> geraldo: oregon? >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next with bret. >> bret: what's amaze something dana's potty mouth appears this time of year. >> jesse: it's a tradition. [laughter] >> dana: check my schedule and figure out why. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier breaking tonight in the last few minutes receiving word a federal judge in wilmington, square is blocking a biden administration covid-19 vaccination rule for healthcare workers that's coming from the wire services judge applying that ruling nationwide where the mandate is still in effect. another blow to the administration's efforts on covid-19 mandates for vaccines. also tonight, president biden's twin challenges as he seeks to rebound from sinking poll numbers in part brought on by a spike in inflation and the newest problem a gut punch of another coronavirus variant. those issues and warnings from the fed chair today sent the markets tumbling on wall street. >> the president was on the road today trying to sell the bene

musical medical >> jesse: hello, everyone, i jesse watters along with emily compagno, geraldo rivera,n new york city and this is "the five." americans are losing faith fast in the president who promised america freedom from the virus. joe biden's flailing in the face of a new strain of covid and not taking the possibility of new lockdowns off the table. his solution is more of

i'm jesse watters along with emily, geraldo, kennedy, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and thisol after a brutal report on dysfunction in her office. allegations that there is a nasty feud going on between her staff and joe biden's white house. kamala's team feels like she's being

. >> geraldo: i am sorry. >> judge jeanine: you are not. remember, you may remember greg questioned the legitimacy of the last bear i had on. we had contacted the bear's handler in siberia. so, but i'm not questioning this bear which is going to go bet bt baier. >> jesse: took the toss from me. >> bret: very nice. always a bear. thank you very much. thanks. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier coming to you tonight from capitol hill. breaking tonight where the ramifications of election day results across the country are really causing shock waves throughout the halls and meeting rooms throughout the capitol and causing reassessment of the infighting stalling the president's domestic agenda. we will talk about all of this with senator at the center of negotiations here joe manchin. results including the big virginia governor's race. alexis mcadams with too close to call as hard as that is to believe new jersey governor's contest. white house peter doocy begins our coverage tonight. >> good evening, bret. the president is not t

how was jesse ray as young boy or geraldo and they tell the stories about youth but how they do theirbrate it. people come to life in the book, kind of through christmas and we share pictures, recipes, their favorite music play list, their play list and if you're looking for a gift, it's a great gift, fox fan in your family. great gift. you get shopping out of the way. ed: you mentioned christmas tree. tradition of my family, go out and cut down a real christmas tree and pictures of fox talent that we have come to know and love. maybe the business side we will get into that. >> yeah. ed: what's one story do you think that most excites you out of this book? >> i'm going to tell you there's a lot of heart warming stories and sad stories. my favorite story is jesse watters, went with family to cut down pennsylvania tree, they heard a raucous at 3:00 in the morning and they went upstairs and there's jesse, crazy at 5 as he is right now and their cat was going nuts chasing a squirrel in the house. you have to be lying, that didn't happen, that did happen. a whole fight with the christmas t

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bill hemmer, brit hume, john rich, geraldo. it's all in here. steve: order it today. time for news.ity mayor elect eric adams vows to bring back the crime unit. newsom warns protesters will take to the streets again if he does. in this as the nypd releases brutal footage of a man repeatedly punching a woman and dragging her out of the subway elevator. police offering a reward of up to $3,500 for the early november attack. more than 100 children in loudoun county, virginia back in the news are mistakenly given full adult sizes of the pfizer covid vaccine. the children were 45 to 11 years old. pfizer's covid shot for women is only a third of the size of the adult dose i thought they were making vaccines smaller meaning the actual shot was going to be little so people didn't get mixed up. steve: i hope the kids are okay. >> i hope they are too. >> hunter biden making appearance at flashing new york city art gallery where paintings are now on displacement the "new york post" reporting they asked him if he has gotten any infamously lost laptop back to which hunter responded, quote: there

ainsley: when you look at race, we geraldo a lot about race in these elections.c adams is the second black mayor in new york city. michelle woo is the first female asian-american mayor to win in boston. when you look at virginia. wins some serious she is leading according to the a.p. they haven't called it yet. she could be the lieutenant governor of virginia. first woman of color lieutenant governor. you will interview her this morning. her father was an immigrant jamaica. first latino a.g. in virginia is leading as well. brian: yeah. eric adams when he got the nomination on the democratic side, he really won the seat. what is he going to do is he has got a lot of hills to climb. the good news for him is he is replacing the worst, most disinterested ineffective mayor in new york history. when he goes out there, he has a shot at making himself a national figure because he is saying even though he was a big critic of the cops when he was a police officer, he is saying i understand law and order. the need to rid our streets of crime. he also i talked to mayor bloom

i have my money on will cain or geraldo. [laughter] will: i would not put my money on me.conservatorship. tool for abuse over a century in this country. serious light to shine that this story serves the purpose of. all right, joe. always good to talk to you. >> have a good one hook elm hoom horns. pete: look at this brown suit? adam: i have 45 seconds it do the whether and he takes 10 or 15 off the top. diving into that compliment. cool in the middle of the country. 34 degrees in memphis this morning. the cool air settling in across the country. freeze watches warnings alerts stretching from the southeast getting back into the portion of the plains. a couple rounds of cold air. future track, notice everything in the blue sweeping across the midwest the next couple of days here on the weekend. that is snow. light snow across the great lake states and snow running up into new england here in the next couple of days. will, those your weather headlines for now, back in to you. will: so the audience should know that adam, pete and i were just in the break room debating the brow

you probably geraldo some about new jersey.rity of voters rejected a measure to replace the police department. that's in minneapolis. pete: 70-30 democrat. will: killing of george floyd. nassau county will elected anne donnelly. as we talked about phil murphy narrowly wins re-election although i don't think republican jack ciattarelli conceded yet. rachel: i thought it was going to go to recount. we should check on that. i heard rumors there might be a recount there that's very, very close. really unexpected. and sent shock waves through the state of new jersey. >> and then, of course, virginia where glenn youngkin made a stunning victory against one time governor terry mcauliffe. across the spectrum quality of life. virginia education. in new jersey a lot of it was around covid and the way murphy handled it there. and then in the other examples we have provided, simple law and order. you want the laws on the books to apply. you want police there to actually police your streets. that juxtapose that with the people in the parkin