. >> terry and smith. >> greg: if you listen carefully you can hear can hear colin kaepernick rollingand he is not even dead. [applause] but it is the kind of thing that the other side could never achieve today. right now the democrats are asking themselves why it. true, they literally have to pay their friends to hang out with them. it is a question echoing throughout the liberal verse. why do we not have a rogue in? where is our elon musk? it is simple you had broken, you had elon musk, you even had me in college. but, who didn't? back then all it took was a lukewarm zima. and the lukewarm world that the democrats created nobody like joe rogan or elon musk can exist because to do that you need thought, and he thought at all. how did the democratic party get here. first it was the lazy way out, instead of making policies that benefited americans they slid mindlessly into the toxic bath of identity politics. this was not thinking it was the cessation of thought like when you're in a coma a coma or watching "fox & friends". shut up. their discussions were never about what can we fix or

greg: nobody takes down smith or goldman seriously.ethrower in the freshman congressman he does not know what he does not know this is just typical nonsense from him. jackie: we know what you know greg jarrett thank you so much for being here. greg: thank you so much. >> we have a treasonous resident we know have to figure out how to deal with the president of the united states who wittingly or unwittingly, has been compromised speed. >> i think she's compromise russian controlled media copper russian asset. >> she tweets russian propaganda. >> she's considered to be essentially by most, i must assessments, russian asset. jackie: the democrats i haven't bringing back their old russia collusion theory. the narrative from 2016 commander if you remember this time using it against trump director of national intelligence, nominee kelsey gabbert and decorated military veteran, that is who we are talking about but remember she is also a former democrat and coming up, now the veteran former u.s. special forces, jim hansen is here to responded

." ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪hell >> i'm judge jeanine with a jessica tarlov, jesse watters, sandra smith and greg gutfeld:00 in new york city and this is of the five. >> ♪ ♪ and sanctuary city leaders are gearing up to resist mastery petition forces justice finally comes fo r the illegal immigrant monster who brutally murdered a nursing student.judg the judge in georgia taking less than 20 minutes to find them guilty of murder sentencing the venezuelan national who shouldnt never have been in the country in the first place to the maximum of life in prison without parole. they sat motionless in courtth listening to thee heartbreaking victim impact statements and impact statements. >> if you have the abilityf tao bring her back out of all this i would give every earthlyio position ius have to give her back. >> as a father i am foreverth burdened with the e pain of losg my child. and trying to make sense of the world for my family. >> reporter: it's a gut punch reminder of why the emote majority of americans back the trump plan for mass deportations. they were a member o depf the bd thirsty gangs which dhs

i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ sanctuary city leaders are gearing up to resist trump's mass deportation force as justice finally comes for the illegal immigrant monster who brutally murdered nursing student laken riley. a judge in georgia taking less than 20 minutes to find jose ibarra guilty of murder, sentencing the venezuelan national, who should have never been in this country in the first place, to the maximum of life in prison without parole. ibarra sat emotionless in court as he listened to the heartbreaking victim impact statements from laken's friends and family. >> if you have the ability to bring her back out of all of this, i would give up every earthly position i have to see her precious smile, hear her contagious laugh, and her infamous uncle love you girl." >> as a father i am forever burdened with the pain of losing my child. i will spend the rest of my life trying to navigate this grief, trying to make sense of the world that took my daughter from

greg abbott. i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: a brand-new week. a lot is going to happen before january the 20th to be sure. i'm john roberts and washington. this is "america reports." eagle pass has been a hot spot. over the weekend. texas dps troopers found dozens of migrant children arriving at the border completely alone. of them as young as two years old. >> sandra: we are going to play out some of that video. it is in spanish. we want you to hear from some of these kids in their own voices. >> [speaking another language] >> [speaking another language] >> [speaking another language] >> sandra: that was little ashley from honduras. child 4 years old. you can see that line goes on for quite a while. >> joining us in just a moment with more on this heartbreaking reality of the border crisis. first to our bill melugin live in eagle pass, texas. look at those young kids, some as young as 2 coming by themselves into the country. it's not just heartbreaking, it is child abuse. because it is. it is human trafficking on a massive scale. since election

greg. should they either concern he's saying resign or face being fired. he also a lambasted special counsel jack smith'sah. look, donald trump on the campaign trail made if it abundantly clear that he intends to put a big hoover vacuum clearance at the department of justice and the fbi. the people there who weaponized the law and their lawfare campaign are going to pay the price with their jobs. elizabeth: gregg jarrett, read gregg jarrett, he's very smart. gregg, thanks for joining us. >> thanks. >> the thing that i find interesting about kamala harris' campaign is that even though 99 of the mainstream media is in the tank for her, these are the same group of people that told us for three and a half years that joe biden who couldn't complete a sentence was al a bert einstein -- albert einstein, thousand they want us the believe that kamala harris is abraham lincoln. elizabeth: msnbc ratings dropping like a rock after trump's big win and after their false hysteria that, you know, america's full of fascists. minority fascists, latino, jewish, millennial, jewish, you know, you get it. everyone's favorite,

greg, welcome back. i don't like unemployed and impact on hearing a pro growth guy. when it comes to special council jack smithike to see unemployment there. they had great cases and this is a terrific to what happened and what happened, gregg? >> well, the lawfare campaign failed. it collapsed as it should. biden's doj and democrat prosecutors thought their clever indictments ruined trump and americans are smart and saw it for what it was and corrupt attempt to interfere with the election and solidified voters revolts and the repugnant and trump flipped the table and majority of voters issued verdict on election day and none of these cases should ever been brought and they were legally unsound and shamefully un-punitive. larry: the ultimate jury is the voters and that's what happened. it is interesting and odds -- i'm not the lawyer and you're the legal scholar. they all -- all the prosecutors have talked about what great cases they have and if their cases were that great, they've withstanded an election and cases were terrible and everybody knew they were terrible and own peers knew they were table and all g

greg hampikian. the prominent dna expert challenged the state's key evidence, the nuclear dna test matching daker to karmen smithsays, is none of the hairs recovered from the crime scene had any roots. there were hairs taken from the body, and they were all clearly indicated on the reports as having no root. that's something you could do with the naked eye. and of course, the expert at the time used a microscope. are you 100% sure the original hair had no root? the records all state that. so somehow, it arrives at this laboratory, and it's a hair with a root. there's real problems with that piece of evidence. andrea canning: it was a serious challenge to the state's key piece of evidence, and daker, once again, connected the evidence to lottie spencer, a liar, he said, who had ruined his life in the most treacherous way. and they would never have seized those hairs if she hadn't made all these false allegations against me. she derailed a murder investigation by making all these false allegations. andrea canning: for lottie, all of the fear and hurt from her darkest days came rushing back every time daker mention

smith. "the five" is now on this. let's watch together. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." you are looking live at texas. president-elect donald trump and elon musk taking off right as we speak, blasting that big and beautiful rocket doing a test flight of their largest and most powerful spacecraft ever. and attempting a tricky maneuver that involves steering the booster back into the mechanical arms or chopsticks of the launch tower. it's not just rockets, elon musk is also about to blast government waste into outer space as he gears up to lead the department of government for the period and he's giving us a sneak peek of what they are going to cut. why does our government need $1 million to study if cocaine makes japanese quail more promiscuous? as you see, donald trump gazing at that large and beautiful rocket taking off in south texas, what goes through your mind? >> japanese quail? either way, elon musk has a great sense of humor. he's having his rocket takes off in boca chica which is spanish for smallmouth. i bet you d

greg: because they're all cuck. saying "i'm in a very, very dark tunnel right now", as, you know, opposed to his usual tunnel, where he stores his food pellets and larva. steven a smithould see donald trump's victory from a mile away, the same thing he said about joy behar. as a result of trump's victory, the dow jones surge 1,500 points this week. [laughter] nancy pelosi made so much money, she put a down payment on a new face. [applause]. >> greg: pop star madonna ate a cake that said "eff trump", and chris christie ate a cake that said "cake". [laughter] [app [applause]. >> greg: richard gere, the actorick has solid his home for is $1 million, after revealing he's leaving the united states. [cheering and applause] >> greg: yeah. good, don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. it will wake the gerbils [laughter] >> greg: it's going to be on his tombstone. she's also being mocked for her resemblance to hawaii detective steve mcgerrick. the safe word is book him, dano. president biden called donald trump on his victory and apologized for his stains. later this month, the mcdonalds will bring back the mcrib at select locations. it's not exactly a harris vi

up on your screen right now and sandra smith is going to take us through that in a little bit but before we do that of course we've got to get to harold and then greg? >> harold: so good to be back with everybody. i hope everybody voted. i hope anybody watching was not voted anywhere in the country, i hope you take the time today to go and vote if you have not already. i talked a little bit today, i've been on the ballot like you, judge, and to me, this is christmas day. this is the culmination of all the hard work you and i and other candidate, thousands of candidates throughout our history, if not millions, and certainly those who are on the ballot today, so i wish them nothing but the best whether you win or lose, and i hope everybody has the right mood about it afterwards. i think as we come to this final day and we analyze, we realize that the commentating is no longer, because now we can analyze how people -- that's why i think this data that dana just pointed to is so interesting and so important for us to not only understand, but as we begin to see these numbers. i thought at the end of the race, i thought that president trump, the last ten

smith as a co-chair of the house bipartisan task force for combating anti-semitism. i want to thank house foreign affairs committee chairman mccaul and ranking member greg meeks for their leadership and support in advancing this important measure, through committee and to the house floor. mr. speaker, we know that anti-semitism is on the rise around the world. we know what a threat this is, not just to the jewish community, but also to democracies around the world, and to the very fabric of our own society. today, not even 80 years since the liberation of off which it's, an -- auschwitz, anti-semitism has grown, taken on new forms and spread to more parts of the world. and as we have seen since the hamas terrorist attack of october 7, 2023, the single deadliest day for jews since the holocaust, anti-semitism around the world has skyrocketed. that explosion of anti-semitism started on october 8, long before the i.d.f. went into gaza. in fact, it started while hamas terrorists were still in israel, attacking innocent civilians. and we saw shocking anti-semitism rear its ugly head in amsterdam earlier this month, where a violent mob planned a coordinated attack on jews wh

now joining me and our audience for the first hour tonight we have the conservative mp greg smith. we have the labour mp barry gardiner and the former labour minister bill rammell. gardiner and the former labour minister bill rammell . welcome minister bill rammell. welcome to the studio, gentlemen. so fasten your seatbelts for a farm tastic show . tastic show. so coming next is the farmers fury in their own words. but that's right. after your headunes that's right. after your headlines with sophie reaper . headlines with sophie reaper. >> thank you. martin, the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines. farming leaders have accused the chancellor of refusing to engage with them over controversial changes to inheritance tax . changes to inheritance tax. that's as thousands of farmers have marched on westminster today. first unveiled in rachel reeves budget , the plans to reeves budget, the plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1 million have sparked fury among rural communities. speaking at the protests in westminster , shadow protests in west

i know you could talk until christmas, but let's bring greg smith in for a conservative perspective onsn't part of the issue here is that this adherence, this slavish adherence, this slavish adherence to fiscal policy, without understanding, actually the human impact, the fact that a flat in brent, with the greatest respect isn't the same as a farm. and that is why the rules were changed to enable farms to stay in families, to protect estates, to protect continuity, to protect food security, and to make sure we don't go hungry. that's absolutely right. >> and when i talk to farmers in my constituency, actually, i talk kemi badenoch to a farm in my constituency last thursday, they've worked out it's a 380 acre arable farm in long crendon in buckinghamshire. they've worked out that if they got hit by the full iht , with april by the full iht, with april gone, if they borrowed the to money pay it 40 years to pay it back, we've got to remember that farms operate on tiny margins. we're talking about under 1% for many of them. roger said that he has worked out it would take 40 years to pay b