jedediah?nt trump taking his message straight to supporters in montana ahead of the mid terms. what do the voters think? pete: here with the brand new dials from trump's montana stop is partner at maslansky and partners lee carter. how voters everywhere react to his speech. first he talked a little bit about the "new york times" anonymous op-ed. this is what he said and the reaction. gutless, coward. nobody knows who the hell he is or she. for the sake of our national security the "new york times" should publish his name at once. i think their reporters should go that actually would be a good story. pete: your take. >> republicans ghaf an a, independencindependents a c and democrats an f. everybody is looking at the same set of facts and reacting totally different. investigate this totally wrong. democrats saying don't go after the "new york times" this is free speech we have a right to hear this kind of stuff. independents in the middle i don't know what to think of the whole thing. a country

her new book is out october 9, author jedediah.r mac she will make you laugh and cry and then the very depressed. kat timpf. [cheering and applause] hebrews his knee on mount rushmore, wwe superstar and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] rob, what do you make of the media crowdsourcing to help bolster their idea of fake news? they did this with their payment e-mails. >> it's a weird because they're already doing that. feel like he needs to have a talk with whoever is the hr mental health person at "the new york times". do not post to let the wire show. they're letting us know their playbook which is kind of fake news. greg: that is transparent of them. they should be sitting around let's find -- >> whenever they make a mistake they say they don't have enough editors. in that building there are enough editors. greg: exactly. >> they're all part of the democrats. greg: and they are cash-strapped. they need a crowd to help them do this. the real crowdsourcing, jedediah, the people to force him to do corrections. espec

thanks to rob long, jedediah, .ne deal just yet as brett kavanaugh's accuser agrees to testify to the judiciary committee over her claim he sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is the "fox report." >>> the announcement of the public hearing after days of intense negotiations. key details of dr. christine blasey ford's testimony still need to be worked out. lawmakers continue to grapple with the political fallout surrounding kavanaugh and the decades old sexual assault claim against the supreme court nominee which he denies. >> everything i know about judge kavanaugh goes against this allegation. i want to listen to dr. ford. i fee

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse williams, dana perino.the five" ." president trump urging americans to get out of the path of hurricane florence, already a category 4. latest update on florence ahead. first, it's always interesting to see with the media coverage when we are out of news. will michael jordan come out of retirement? how do low calorie diets affect mice? how bad is mariah carey's movie? those were some of the stories appearing before september 11, 2001. they were the stories being covered when the planes were on route because we have the luxury of covering them. then boom. 9/11 is for millions a loss of innocence. we woke up one morning no longer naive about an evil world. what we are reading evaporated with 3,000 lives. we felt shame. how did we not see this coming? some people did. they were ignored, which is why 17 years to the day, we shouldn't just remember the victims, but the warnings too. we can't let those warnings die. for unlike lots of old, mutually assured destruction is no deterrent for the murder is murder, the

i don't think she's very good for the left. >> juan: greg, i want to pick up on jedediah's point.ituation where you want to encourage republicans to go to the polls. i saw that kevin mccarthy, the whip, said nancy pelosi should scare people. is that going to work? >> greg: she can do it pretty easily. these races are closer than michael moore's thighs. you have to prepare for the midterms the way you prepare for a hurricane. you have to be prepared for the worst. go by history, the party of the incumbent always loses because they don't see much of the win, which is a mistake on their part in the party out of power has nothing to lose and everything to gain, so we've got to prepare for that. i am looking forward to pelosi back in the saddle because i imagine our show will be written by 11:00 a.m. i can head to the sauna because we will have two pelosi blocks every day. >> juan: she will be the wicked witch of the west. coming in on a broom on top of the hurricane. we can go to rick reichmuth and they will say there is pelosi. >> dana: you have a wild imagination. >> juan: stay righ

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, jedediah bila, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." chaos on capitol hill. democrats and protesters turning the brett kavanaugh hearing into a three-ring circus. president trump reacting minutes ago on twitter saying: "the brett kavanaugh hearings for the future justice of the supreme court are truly a display of how mean, angry, and despicable the other side is. they will say anything, and are only looking to inflict pain and embarrassment to one of the most highly renowned jurists to ever appear before congress. so sad to see!" senate democrats hijacking the hearing seconds into it over a dispute about the release of the supreme court nominees records, claiming they haven't had enough time to go over them. >> thousands of pages of documents we have not had an opportunity to review or read or analyze. >> you are out of order. >> we cannot possibly move forward, mr. chairman. >> i extend a very warm welcome to judge kavanaugh, to his wife, ashley. >> mr. chairman, if we cannot be recogn

. >> >> jedediah: my dream has come true. airport has started miami hound machine, the therapy dog program where these dogs are going to be at the airport. thee canines in two hour shifts. people afraid of flying. people get nervous. they will be there to help you through. first five pups are abby, bell, dash, donovan and picco, destress travelers during peak traveling periods. >> greg: won't help geraldo. he just wants a decent flight. >>. >> jesse: one more rule no double dog one more thing. >> jedediah: makes everything better, jesse, everything. >> jesse: only if they have liquor under their seat. that's it for us tonight. see you back here monday "special report" upnext. bret baier. >> bret: always a pleasure. thanks, jesse. this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. advanced and delayed. as president trump now orders the fbi to conduct an investigation after a last-minute request by republican senator jeff flake to delay judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination, so the fbi can investigate.

ed: no, but jedediah's did. out of the plane, complete insan at this, the free fall. it was so crazy. but then after that honestly floating in the air was great. steve: indeed. while. ed: talking about insanity. steve: so busy jumping out of the airplane did you know bob woodward has a big book coming out tomorrow. and what's interesting is he said yesterday that it was -- some of the stuff in the op-ed that was published in the "new york times" was a little too vegas fo vague fors standards. >> i wouldn't have used it. >> too vague? >> too vague and does not meet the standards of trying to describe specific incidents. specific incidents are the building blocks of journalism, as you welling know. steve: so he wouldn't have used them but the "new york times" did. ed: great point because what struck me about the op-ed was the one section neither end that came out days ago. and you had an anonymous writer quoting an anonymous official i think inside the white house. we don't know if the writer is inside or outside.

thanks to rob long, jedediah, ." jesse: welcome to "watters world." president trump standing by his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. and questioning the timing of his accuser's claims. >> i township it's a very sad situation. he's an outstanding person. why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years ago. i mean you could also say when did this all happen. what's going on. i have been accommodating. i say let her say what she has to say and let's see how it all comes out. but they've delayed it a week and they have to get on with it. jesse: christine blasey ford says she's willing to testify but under certain conditions, including only members of the committee, no lawyers can question her. kavanaugh cannot be in the room at the time and kavanaugh should be questioned first. huh. to analyze we turn to ben shapiro were the editor in chief of the daily wire.com. and the special election special debuting tomorrow night. he joins me now. before we get anything under way here. we have to preface this by saying i don't know what happened 35 years ago, you do

thanks to rob long, jedediah, . jon: don't call it a done deal just yet as brett kavanaugh's accuser agrees to testify to the judiciary committee over her claim he sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is the "fox report." >>> the announcement of the public hearing after days of intense negotiations. key details of dr. christine blasey ford's testimony still need to be worked out. lawmakers continue to grapple with the political fallout surrounding kavanaugh and the decades old sexual assault claim against the supreme court nominee which he denies. >> everything i know about judge kavanaugh goes against this allegation. i want to listen to dr. ford. i feel sorry for her, i think she's being used here. people in my view are using her. >> dr. ford has come forward understanding what she was going to face. i think it really speaks to her credibility at this moment. what in the hell did she have to gain by doing this? at this point, she's faced death threats. jon: we have fox

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse williams, dana perino.dent trump urging americans to get out of the path of hurricane florence, already a category 4. latest update on florence ahead. first, it's always interesting to see with the media coverage when we are out of news. will michael jordan come out of retirement? how do low calorie diets affect mice? how bad is mariah carey's movie? those were some of the stories appearing before

. >> jedediah: thank you so much. >> greg: set your dvrs never miss an episode of the five. "special report" is up next. hello bret. >> hello greg: residents prepare for one of the most catastrophic storms to hit the region in decades. president trump leads the nation remembering the heroes of 9/11 on a solemn anniversary. and we get an exclusive inside look at elite fbi counter terrorism bomb unit. you will only see it here. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier. right now hurricane florence is slowly but steadily making its way west toward the u.s. coast line. it's bringing category 4 speed winds and experts say it could dump as much as 30 inches of rain on some areas when it hits later this week. states of emergency are now in effect along much of the mid-atlantic and more than 1 million people are either getting out of the way or being urged to do so right now. president trump says his administration is doing its part. >> the safety of american people is my absolute highest priority. we are sparing no expense. we are tot

thanks to rob long, jedediah, a? isn't that a rum? arthel: it is in about 3 minutes. [laughter] jon: new developments in a high-stakes senate hearing. a california psychology professor agrees to testify over her accusation the supreme court nominee kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. christine blasey ford accepting the senate judiciary committee's request to testify after she was granted more time to make a decision. her agreement, though, is anything but a sure thing. the format and timing of her testimony very unclear at this hour. we have fox team coverage with ellison barber live from berkeley heights, new jersey. but we begin with garrett tenney live from washington. what has dr. ford agreed to at this point? >> well, jon, this afternoon, her legal team sent the senate judiciary committee a letter stating essentially the same thing they have been saying all along, which is that she is willing to testify and that they would like to continue negotiating the details of how that can happen. wh

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, jedediah bila, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." chaos on capitol hill. democrats and protesters turning the brett kavanaugh hearing into a three-ring circus. president trump reacting minutes ago on twitter saying: "the brett kavanaugh hearings for the future justice of the supreme court are truly a display of how mean, angry, and despicable the other side is. they will say anything, and are only looking to inflict pain and embarrassment to one of the most highly renowned jurists to ever appear before congress. so sad to see!"

jedediah: janice dean is here passing florence's path but we begin with griff. >> good morning, guys. can you see the wind picking up here. in fact, the coast guard in moorehead conditions, no ships in, no ships out. the threat from that storm surge 9 to 13 feet is still what it was in the beginning. if you look from space, at florence, she is as big as both carolinas. this storm, while it's diminished in category has not diminished in size and the threat is significant and here in the eastern carolinas where two years ago hurricane matthew killed 28 people with excessive flooding, well, they are preparing for much worse here. in fact, here in the atlantic beach where we are in less than an hour, they will close the bridge. residents cannot get back on. you can get off still, but you can't get back on. i talked to a resident just minutes ago. his name is tim bowen, a lifelong resident here. that colonel of flooding prompted him to actually stay. he made the decision a few hours ago. take a listen. >> well, we got to be concerned. you know, i mean, my issue was if i go inland, still go