jedediah is nothing but a fox news bubble head. i took those from your book, jedediah.ut has it become something of a sewer. jedediah: i say i have a thick skin but i am human. it's easy to say ignore those people. when it couple late over time, it does get to you. i'm not inclined to be affected by things like that. i grew up in new york city and i'm a tough girl, a brooklyn girl. i thought of kid in school. i'm a former dean and former teacher. going online and facing those personal attacks and how they would process that information. i started to realize how social media and how it has ballooned without us facing consequences. parents have to have these considerations with their kids. howie: was it hard for you -- you have stories about yourself in the book to be the only con/libertarian voice. >> i did get a ton of people when i left the show thank me for bringing different opinions at the table and were excited about i made them think about things that i hadn't thought about before. i like being outnumbered. that's a position i'm used to. i worked in liberal academ

greg and jedediah hadn't had a chance. good news about the pastor, when you have a president who doesn't blink. they knew he wasn't going to change his mind. >> dana: and the economy is in a free fall. >>> greg: i want to address the central argument that lemon and others have, when you describe somebody as a minstrel or a prop. i've learned in my life, any criticism that can be applied everywhere is useless. it's pointless. for example, i could just as easily look at don lemon and say wow cnn pulled out their prop, they needed somebody to talk about kanye, so they called up the black guy. you can use this. you can use this on "the five" with juan, i can call you a prop but i would never do that. this sort of criticism can be applied anywhere there are blacks and whites together. that's my point. wherever you see an olive branch between a black person and a white person, somebody can say, ha, the white is using him as a minstrel and the black is seeking power. you can say that for everything. that's why it's dangerous, why

[laughter] i remember jedediah you showed up in the view as betty boop.: what chapter is that in the book? [laughter] >> that did not make the book. you said what about it. you said you were on a stairmaster -. greg: she came out dancing as a betty boop and it was so painful. it was bad. it was awful. i feel bad. >> i like betty boop though. what a joy, as? >> i don't remember. greg: it's great when people get arrested on halloween because they get their mug shot in the costume and my buddy and i swear on a stack of bibles or those books he went to hollowing as a convict so he was in stripes and he has a plastic ball and chain. he got arrested for -- i'm not in a say what was but it was a common crime and he was booked and in jail overnight and everyone ripped them to shreds. good story. >> remember when halloween -- >> tucker carlson. greg: how did you guess it? it was not tucker. [laughter] all right. we've got another story after this. stormy's lawyer challenges donnie trump x1 is here to help. you can do things like change your settings, learn tips an

thank you to dave, jedediah, kat, tyrus and our studio audience.ou, america. [cheering and applause] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." president trump speaking at a rally in richmond, kentucky. let's listen in. president trump: many people were killed. nobody ever talks about the people who were moreably injured. they lost legs. they lost arms. these were people who were running. they wanted to keep themselves in shape. they were work out. they were walking hand in hand together. they are dead. they are horribly wounded. many will

i agree with jedediah.shoes and the jacket and remember when she was recovering from surgery and they were stoking all these rumors about something scandalous going on. for probably the most beautiful and glamorous and exotic first lady america has ever had, she does not get treated the way other first ladies have. she doesn't get glossy magazine spreads. she doesn't get these kind of beautiful puff piece interviews the way hillary did or michelle obama. she showed she still has juice in the white house. there was that moment, you tell your husband about these people who are backstabbing. what happens. they are not there anymore. she does have influence and i think she wilted responsibly. >> juan: greg, to pick up from our friends here, there's a lot of talk about how she was dressed in africa, specifically the pith helmet that some people say reminded them of colonial days in africa. and a contrast to "i don't care" the stuff on the back of the jacket. some people say fashion does send a message. is that f

jedediah bilia, former co-host of "the view."ritten a brand new book "do not disturb: how i ghosted my cell phone to take back my life" making her a folk hero to many of us. she joins us tonight.. jedediah, you did what what the rest of us dream about which is return to a state of clear thinking a smart phone at your side. >> i'm on my way back to sanity. it's unbelievable. >> tucker: tell us what happened. >> this was my personal responsibility manifesto for the tech age.it and basically i found that i was completely addicted to my devices. i had what i coin as octd which is obsessive compulsive tech disorder. i went from someone who loved conversations face to face, who was engaged in real life moments to someone who was always staring down at a cell phone, ipad, social media. i started to realize it was affecting my sleep. it was making me more anxious and i wanted to find out why is this happening? what is it doing to our kids? if you are a parent and you are concerned that your kids don't play outside enough ords they are at

i think that is, jedediah, what people are upset about.umber one issue for so many people is the high cost of prescription drugs, the viability of things like medicare, and social security. right now, it's amazing to me but according to the polls, you have 70 70% of americans who support medicare for all. single-payer. something like obamacare, i'm sure any fox viewer remembers that obamacare was terrible. now it has the majority of the support of the united states of america. >> greg: may be because they feel like there's no choices left. when something sticks around for a while and i know this because i'm describing myself, people just get used to it. >> jedidiah: never get used to it. >> greg: jesse, interesting that donald trump penned a column in the usa today. people at home under the age of 30, it's a newspaper. it's kind of like your phone except the stuff on your phone is printed out. >> jesse: that was mean, what you said about usa today. i can't believe that. he does have a gift for making big, bold contrast. he is setting this

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thank you to dave, jedediah, kat, tyrus and our studio audience. jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." president trump speaking at a rally in richmond, kentucky. let's listen in. president trump: many people were killed. nobody ever talks about the people who were moreably injured. they lost legs. they lost arms. these were people who were running. they wanted to keep themselves in shape. they were work out. they were walking hand in hand together. they are dead. they are horribly wounded. many will never ever recover. and what happened? what happened to him? it will be years of litigation. he came in, then he took chain migration and he brought his mother and his father and his brother and his sister, and his aunt and his grandfather. none of them working. it ended up being approximately 22 people came in. it's called a chain. isn't that wonderful? a chain. and we are stuck with them. we are stuck with these people. and i don't want a chain. i want people to come into our country on a merit-based system. and i want them to help all of the great companies that are mov

. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with jedediah bila, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld.n new york city and this is "the five" ." it's the event everyone is talking about: kanye west's america first sit down with president trump at the white house. >> trying to scare me to not wear this hat. it gives me power, in a way. >> jesse: we will have

thank you to dave, jedediah, kat, tyrus and our studio audience. >> emotional moments in the white house as president trump says welcome home to freed american pastor andrew brunson. good evening. i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. brunson back on u.s. soil greeted by the president and others who worked for his freedom at a ceremony in the oval office. brunson detained for nearly two years in turkey on what the u.s. says were bogus charges. the turkish government finally releasing him in the face of increasing pressure and sanctions from the trump administration. the pastor thanking the president with a prayer. >> our god, i ask that you pour out your holy spirit on president trump, that you give him supernatural wisdom to accomplish all the plans you have for this country and for him. i ask that you give him wisdom, enough to lead this country and to righteousness. i ask that you give him perseverance and endurance and courage to stand for truth. i ask that you protect him from slander, from enemies, from those who would undermine. i ask that you make him a great blessing to this co

. ♪ >> i'm jesse watters with jedediah bila, juan williams, judge jeanine pirro and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." in six days, voters head to the polls to decide who will control congress and the critical midterm elections. president trump kicks off his final campaign blitz in florida. bernie sanders will also be holding a dueling rally. the president confident about republicans chances on tuesday. >> it seems that the campaign is going very well. looks like we are doing very, very well in the senate. a lot of seats that were not really being thought of in terms of victories a year ago now are looking like they could very well be victories. the houses a lot of people. there are a lot of people. they were going to do well in the house also. i know we are doing well in the senate and it looks like we are doing okay in the house. >> jesse: trump also issuing a new warning about what will happen if democrats take the house. speak with him and terms for some reason don't do so well for republicans, i think you're going to lose a lot of money. i hate t

. >> jedediah: how do you not fall in love with that. >> greg: it's no cocatiel tap dancing. >> dana: we had a great week, see you back on monday. "special report" is up next. brett? >> thank you. an american pastor is heading home to the u.s. the death toll climbs from hurricane michael. and the democrat in arizona senate race calls her state the meth lab of democracy. this is "special report." ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington, i'm brett bare. the good news, far outweighs the bad news in the case of an american evangelical misster accused of terrorism in turkey a court convicted an crew brunson of several -- andrew brunson on several charges, but released him. he will be soon back in america. president trump has been pressing his turkish counterpart hard on this. we at fox team coverage, john roberts at the white house has the administration reaction. we begin with benjamin hall in turkey tonight. good evening. >> stunning turn of events. after two years of detention and repeated calls from the trump administration to free him, andrew brunson is one step closer to home. pastor andrew

. ♪ >> i'm jesse watters with jedediah bila, juan williams, judge jeanine pirro and greg gutfeld.5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." in six days, voters head to the polls to decide who will control congress and the critical midterm elections. president trump kicks off his final campaign blitz in florida. bernie sanders will also be holding a dueling rally. the president confident about republicans chances on tuesday. >> it seems that the campaign is going very well. looks like we are doing very, ry