." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the program.omething very mysterious is happening in america. there is a campaign to program you. you are being told not to trust what you see with your own eyes. if you are told something you are telling you didn't hear that. if you feel something, you are shamed into not trusting your instincts. let me show you why it works. for the entire summer job rrp ignored the most december -- joe biden ignored the destructive riots. besides fox, national tv stations didn't show videos of the rioting, looting and shooting. when they referenced it, they called it mostly peaceful. but local news showed it every night. and they showed it on social media. joe biden didn't say a word about this until cnn told him it was hurting his chance of winning. >> i think this is a blind spot for democrats. i think democrats are ignoring this problem or hoping it will go away. it's not going to go away. joe biden may be afraid to do it. but he has to address it. jess require wasn't until somebody died in a swing state, wi

jesse, back to you. jesse: collusion confusion.ly released records from the doj revealing multiple members of robert mueller's team accidentally wiped 27 phones from their russia probe before the inspector general could look at them. and andrew weissmann said he entered his password too many times. can you remember if someone mueller's team was trying to investigate wiped their phone? joining us, donald trump, jr. don, if you had so much as deleted an app on your iphone you would have been behind bars. how can this happen? >> 100%. it's absolutely insane. i don't know anyone who deleted a phone period. but 27 times? all magically once they are under investigation? honestly who is going to investigate the investigators. this is the most corrupt garbage i have seen in my entire life. if i removed a comma out of an email that didn't change anything, i would be in jail. he can get away with these things because the deep state is held to a different standard. jesse: these are doj phones. they are government property. on one of them you

jesse: yes. jesse: i'm watters ... >> and this is my my world.: remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us on this labor day weekend. let's get right to my open. don't lie to me. i'm tornado of lies. the absurdity of the claim that president trump even the donald trump i knew before he was president would call fall be soldiers losers and suckers is absurd. from day one this president has spoken proudly of and has been supportive of the

>> juan: i think you're in a panic, jesse. >> jesse: do i look panicked? >> juan: you know what is amazing? you're not as bad as president trump was in the white house briefing room this afternoon. he looked like he was panic striken. the reason is that if your lives are on tape, it's hard to tell people that you're not lying. >> jesse: what was the lie? >> juan: it's very difficult. clearly he knew not -- not only did he know about the severity of this virus in late january after his national security adviser told him, but then he went on and said things like it's going to disappear shortly like a miracle. we've got it under control. china has it under control. he praised the chinese leader. this is all that he said. he said it was a democratic hoax. the democrats are whipping this up. >> jesse: that's not what he said. >> juan: of course he said it was a democratic hoax. >> jesse: no, he didn't. >> juan: yes, he did. >> jesse: he didn't. >> juan: the key here is if he had been straight and i think that's what joe biden would have done, jesse, if he was s

jesse: thank you.lusion confusion, newly released records revealing multiple members, then special counsel robert fuller's team accidentally left, 27 phones used during that probe before the inspector general could review them. among those, fbi, lisa page, phone was restored to factory settings and mueller deputy andrew who quote entered his password too many times. if this is hypocrisy, i don't know what is. can you imagine if somebody on molars team was trying to investigate their phone? joining me now and much more, vp, the trump organization and liberal privilege, donald trump junior. there the book is. if you had so much as an act on your iphone, you'd be behind bars right now. how can this happen? >> one 100%. it is absolutely insane. it's not like -- i don't even know anyone who's ever deleted a phone. certainly not by accident. twenty-seven times? what are the chances? magically once they are under investigation, honestly, who's going to start investigating the investigators? this is the most c

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with dagen mcdowell, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ reactions to the supreme court fight in just a moment. first, things are looking a little different today. shall we say normal? we are finally back to our old studio and it feels pretty good. juan, welcome back to new york. >> juan: thank you. >> jesse: good to have you. dagen, how are you feeling? >> dagen: i've been here the whole time. did i gain weight? >> jesse: greg looks like a thin stick. >> greg: i would say it's great to be spaced out what you have always been spaced out. it's good to see dana wearing pink. she looks like a flight attendant from "my little pony" airlines. >> jesse: you don't have to take that, dana. >> dana: the toughest thing for me right now without the table is my legs are just swinging. i am too short to reach the little thing that you have. we are going to fix that. >> jesse: we are going to get you bloomberg's box. he'

>> jesse: wow!at the montage like that, dana, it's a pretty stark contrast. >> dana: yeah, so, if i were a presidential candidate -- i'm looking down here because i have something to read you. it's going to make everyone laugh -- i'd rather be trump than biden in this scenario. the debate is ten days away. you have to practice like you play. and president trump takes tough questions all the time. he bats them around. sometimes he answers fantastically, sometimes it's oh, my gosh, what is he saying? he's used to tough questions. joe biden is not. remember one of the things about joe biden is he does have a temper. if president trump can provoke that temper, that will come off badly. i did want to point this out. the fact checker at cnn said this about joe biden. biden makes some false and misleading claims, but his assertions of fact have been largely factual. so basically letting him off the hook completely. >> jesse: largely factual. greg, what did you think about last night? >> greg: i didn't watc

>> greg: stop it, jesse. we go out eating. >> jesse: wait a minute, they waitresses or chefs?tie: anyway, jessica, as a restaurant for work, do you like this idea or not, the cooks bring a robot? >> jessica: i think innovating is always exciting to see how it works out and a gimmicky thing, but i'm like everybody who likes to have interactions with people and at a time right now when we are losing so many restaurants and so many restaurant workers from 80,000 in new york city alone, i am not dying to see a robot chef. i would like to see a chef. >> katie: it turns out animals are great in a new study watching cute animal videos can reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. if you are feeling worked up right now, take a deep breath and wait for one more thing. dr. greg will be ready to see you shortly. you have been giving therapy on "the five." >> what is that supposed to me mean? >> katie: are you assaulted and offended? >> greg: my contribution with a healing arts is quite obvious. interesting side notes, animals like it in humans. >> katie: do you watch animal videos? >> jesse

[laughter] >> jesse: i had something in my throat. >> dana: are you okay, jesse?ou want? >> dana: i want you to do your "one more thing." not right now. i'm going to go first. i want to talk about a project called new york in bloom, put together by an amazing photographer named melanie. it highlights the beauty and color that still exists. beautiful, limited edition scarves based on photographs she took of the city over the last few months. wearable art. they look amazing. you can do them as face coverings or framed on a wall but i'm going to wear mine. i'm going to have jasper reminded a portion of the protests go to nyc covid-19 response and impact fund. she's amazing, they are beautiful and creative. look at that. it's amazing. greg, your turn. >> greg: try blowing your nose in that thing. >> dana: don't ever blow your nose in this thing. >> greg: what do you blow your nose in? one announcement. i started a new website which i have moved all my stuff into that website, the reason being i got tired of trolls. i decided i needed a website that filters them. you w

get ready, jesse. >> jesse: i'm ready. i will be there at 9:00 ready to watch. are you pumped up for tonight, juan? >> juan: yeah, this is exciting. the first debate, what do they say? the first 30 minutes of the first debate really informs a lot of opinions out in the country. i know a lot of people say, i think that "the wall street journal," i mentioned this yesterday, 70% of americans say they've already made up their minds, today is not going to shift anything but it does have potential to shift some, which is why i was amazed. as you were saying in the open, why is the president of the united states spending time talking about drug test and transmitters and joe biden's head? i think he just wants to avoid having to talk about not paying taxes or paying less taxes than the average working american. he wants to do everything to avoid that topic. to me, it looks desperate. the other part of it, i guess he wants to avoid talking about coronavirus, which is that whole thing about what chris wallace is allowed to ask. you know, today we had increases in coronavi

jesse, were you a risk-taker?, greg, i'm having a hard time coming up with something. the one time i took a pay cut to work somewhere that got me the job here. so, i would say that paid off. >> greg: basically you got to fox and got a pay cut. >> jesse: the place i got before got the pay cut. >> greg: a way to cover yourself. >> dana: i'm the opposite of jesse, on the most risk-averse person you know. i think going to meet peter in new orleans the time he was back after we met on the airplane, that's a risk that paid off. >> greg: that's a good risk. highly immoral because you two weren't married, that is disgusting that you would do that. this is a family show, dana, there's children at home. you know, they went on this trip, disgusting. i would have to say kind of like that leaving the country, if i had to move to england which was a huge risk, i would not have met my wife and i would not be at fox. you have to leave sometimes to come back as they say. i know where this is going, what product or item have you re

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody.'m jesse watters along with dana perino, jessica tarlov, greg gutfeld, and kennedy. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ the race for the white house wrapping up as both candidates are clashing over law and order, election day just two months away as president trump and joe biden duke it out and keep battleground states. president trump getting ready to hold the rally tonight in pennsylvania and joe biden on the ground in wisconsin. meeting with jacob blake's family and community leaders. biden also saying that he spoke with jacob blake from his hospital bed. the former vice president claims he was going to kenosha to heal and then of course accused president trump of fueling unrest and embracing the dark side of human nature. the former vp also saying this. >> we have reached an inflection point in american history. i honest to god believe that we have an enormous opportunity. now that the curtain has been pulled back. and guess what is going on in the country? none o

jesse?ting everything from happening all at once. >> greg: i said that. >> jesse: no, that was me. i just said that. [laughter] >> greg: all right. next up, this is for you, juan. it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a drone in center feel. the last night game between cleveland and chicago was delayeded seven minutes after a drone landed in the outfield. when i heard a drone landed in the outfield, i thought how did jesse get tickets to the game? >> jesse: if i want my game interrupted, i wanted interrupted by a streaker, not a drone. >> greg: that's true. that could be a naked drone, dana. is this a story worthy -- >> dana: i would tried some with sadition. get it over with. >> greg: emily, do you find this story is worthy of "the fastest seven?" >> emily: i hate drones. who really hates them, animals. they're party crashers. i always look into drone infiltration of prisons, which is a heavy pattern going on. >> greg: i didn't see that corner being broached. juan, what are your thoughts? >> juan

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody, i'm jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, geraldo riverand emily compagno. this is special labor day addition of "the five." labor day kicking off a busy week on the campaign trail with less than two months to go until election day. both presidential tickets are heading up virtual swing states, vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris in wisconsin while joe biden is in pennsylvania. president trump holding a labor day news conference at the white house where he touted the economic comeback and unleashed a flood of attacks on joe biden. >> we are in the midst of the fastest economic recovery in u.s. history. by contrast, biden presided over the worst, the weakest and the slowest economic recovery since the great depression. will be the greatest economic year in the history of our country. biden, and his very liberal running mate, the most liberal person in congress, by the way, not a competent person in my opinion, will destroy this country and destroy this economy, the stocks will crash like you've never seen before. biden's plan

>> jesse: do i look worried? i'm actually just kind of recoiling from dana's amazing commentary about what the possibilities are, and i want to touch on what she said because it is 26-22 right now and why is that? under barack obama's presidency, democrats lost a lot of state delegations largely due to the unpopularity of obamacare. that's why republicans have a majority in the state house and that's what's going to put them over the edge because you can for see a scenario and i know it's unlikely, where it is 269-269. i can see at least two realistic situations where the math comes out like that. the other thing is this which is the democrats fault is because in wisconsin right now, they've kicked up to the federal judge a case where they said you can count absentee ballots six days after the election. republicans suit, that went to the federal court, and the federal court said no, that goes against what the constitution prescribes in the state of wisconsin and why does the federal judge say that? because trump

jesse. >> jesse: i had the under. you correction news.ause i usually don't make mistakes. this might be the first correction i have ever had to make in the history o of "the five" for me personally. i have been mispronouncing something. i have been saying nevada. apparently the way to pronounce the state is november. nevada.it is nevada and that's t time i mispronounce that state. >> dana: now everybody will get it right. all right. katie. >> katie: all right. last week i had the opportunity to go to phoenix to see the d.e.a.'s results from operation protective shield which targeted meth at the border and in other cities around the country. there is attorney general bill barr with a bunch of firearms that were confiscated as a result of the operation. more meth. it's been easier for the d.e.a. to confiscate the stuff a bucket of crystal meth. >> gregg: dana is grueling. >> katie: border has been closed. grenade they confiscated. the attorney general said meth may become a bigger problem than opioids. it was something to pay attention. to

trump: we are also joined by amy's husband jesse -- thank you, jesse, very much -- and their seven beautifulren. congratulations to you all. very special day. with us as well are the first lady, thank you, first lady. [applause] pres. trump: along with vice president mike pence and his amazing wife, karen, thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: judge barrett is a graduate of rhodes college and the university of notre dame law school. at notre dame, she earned a full academic scholarship, served as the executive editor of the law review, graduated first in her class, and received the law school's award for the best record of scholarship and achievement. upon graduating, she became a clerk for judge silverman in the district of columbia. amy then received one of the highest honors a young lawyer could have, serving as a clerk on the supreme court for justice antonin scalia. [applause] pres. trump: a very highly respected law professor at notre dame wrote to justice scalia with a one sentence recommendation. "amy coney is the best student i ever had." that is pretty good. justice scalia h

lemonis: what did you quit, jess?sica: i felt like i had nothing enough to offer to help this business. i didn't want to fail her, and it was like, "i got to get out of here. i'm turning into a crazy person." lemonis: and you came back. jessica: yeah. i missed it. i missed the customers. lemonis: you can sense that jess has a level of insecurity. i don't know if the reason is because monica wants to drive the process. lemonis: have you always struggled with self-confidence. monica: can i answer? yes. jessica: i guess. lemonis: why? jessica: because she went and did the acting thing, and she's very successful. and i had resentment. money and myself and finances and paperwork -- i don't. lemonis: you don't have to apologize any more for, like, "i'm not good at something." we're here to find out what everybody's good at, not point out what they're not good at. jessica: i think, too, marcus, what i try to do is tell her what to do, and i can be extremely critical, because i'm critical of myself. lemonis: i think when jess

jesse? >> jesse: i don't know if any of you here have been served papers.police officer was serving papers and look who interrupted the paper serve? >> get out. get out. >> jesse: that's right, i'd goat broke into a police officer's vehicle and destroyed the papers. that's why the goat is the greatest of all time. >> dana: emily, 20 seconds. >> emily: i have an amazing special event i like to share with you. this friday marks that permission to start dreaming foundation. and learn more about that. >> dana: we got bret baier. >> good evening and welcome to washington, i bret baier. if the police chief in rochester, new york, is retiring just days after video surface showing his officers pending a black man to the pavement shortly before he died but the chief is not going quietly. or alone. almost all of his command staff is leaving as well. across the country, dallas' police chief, one of only a few black women serving across the country. demonstrators and protesters

jesse, would you have wanted a 16 years old jesse watters voting?red about cannibis, women, sports and music. not necessarily in that order. >> [laughing]. >> my mind was mush. i could have been manipulated easily which is what san francisco is trying to do. the 16-year-old brain is not fully developed. they are basically democrats. there it is. >> [laughing]. >> i don't like the idea of having my 16-year-old daughter have leverage over me when it comes to hey, dad, i will vote to raise taxes if you don't give me a bigger allowance. no, no, i am not down with that. if you can be grounded, you should not be able to vote. >> juan, if you allow a 16-year-old to vote, does that mean they could serve on the jury? it's of your peers and not of your teenage neighbor. >> that's true. remember this started when it used to be 21. everybody said you are 18. you can be drafted. then it went to 18. now 16. for just the reason you cited i am torn over this. i know a lot of people in their 50s and 60s and beyond who are easily influenced by jesse's standards who d

but, you know, jesse -- >> jesse: i'm not saying -- >> juan: lu, jesse, my gosh!the new york times," the top story! >> jesse: i'm not saying they ignored it, i'm saying they spend it negative. didn't you hear the montage at the top? >> juan: yes, but i'm telling you, jesse, they all paid attention to this and what it means to the middle east. it seems to me that the media didn't downplay this. it seems to me -- i forget the name of your source, but it seems to me the conservative echo chamber is playing up and nitpicking anything that talks about social distance and the need for it, and mask-wearing in the age of coronavirus. i think that's what's going on. it's not that anybody is ignoring the deal that was made by the president. >> jesse: okay, well, i didn't say ignoring, i said they were spinning it negatively. greg, you've been talking a lot about the left wing preparing for violence. whatever happens after the election. you are right, i hate to admit it, because i found that article in "the daily beast" that says the left is preparing for violence. they say

jesse and i became co-principals of the barrett e-learning academy.yes, the list of enrolled students was a long our children one. are our greatest joy even though they deprive me of any reasonable amount of sleep. i could not manage this full life without the unwavering support of my husband, jesse. at the start of our marriage, i imagined that we would run our household as partners. as it has turned out, jesse does far more than his share of the work. to my chagrin, i learned at dinner recently that my children consider him to be the better cook. for 21 years, jesse has asked me every single morning what he can do for me that day. and though i almost always say nothing, he still finds ways to take things off my plate. and that is not because he has a lot of free time, he has a busy law practice. it is because he is a superb and generous husband and i am very fortunate. [applause] jesse and i have a life full of relationships not only with our children, but with siblings, friends, and fearless babysitters -- one of whom is with us today. i'm particul

jesse -- [applause] judge barrett: jesse and i have a life full of relationships not only with our childrenwith fearless friends, and babysitters, one of whom is with us today. i'm particular grateful to my parents. i have spent the bulk of my adulthood as a midwesterner but i grew up in their new orleans home, and as my brother and sisters can also attest, mom and dad's generosity extends not only to us but to more people than anybody could count. they are an inspiration. it is important at a moment like this to acknowledge family and friends, but this evening i also want to acknowledge you, my fellow americans. the president has nominated me to serve on the united states supreme court. and that institution belongs to all of us. if confirmed, i would not assume that role for the sake of those in my own circle and certainly not for my own sake. i would assume this role to serve you. i would discharge the judicial oath, which requires me to administer justice without respect to person, do equal rights to the poor and rich, and faithfully and impartially discharge my duties under the united s

activists musicians so good to have you jesse tell the world who you are hello i'm jesse paris smith i am a musician and co-founder of pathway to paris and so happy to be here with you happy to have yellow if i get introduce myself. i'm rebecca boone and i'm our circle founder was jesse partly to parents and the cellist. now i never thought i'd get to say this but how to tell the well to you are there maybe one or 2 people who don't know already well into the story. and how the smiths i'm a writer and a performer and i am also a proud mother just the parents. ladies great to have you i haven't gotten. a good debate going over ready on the unit you so nessie is so says i don't think it will have an effect on climate what's it possibly to pass music is just music doesn't. well i couldn't disagree more with that statement 1st of all we've been doing this for 6 years and we've firsthand seen the power of music and specifically on the climate movement it started 6 years ago. becky and i are both musicians we're both climate activists and we were so inspired by the people's climate much wh

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone. am jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, geraldo rivera, and dagen mcdowell. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." a huge hour of news and to the week president trump set to hold a press conference live from the white house in just a few minutes. it comes as the 2020 race gets even more contentious, president trump going on offense against joe biden during a rally in pennsylvania. >> he wants to surrender to the radical left wing mob. he is trying to change now, you understand? that is not working, because we are going up and he is dropping like water. he will never be able to protect your jobs or your family us. he has a puppet of the socialist, marxist, and the extremists. or did you see a man that likes a mask as much as him? if i was a psychiatrist -- [laughter] right? i am saying -- i would say this guy has some big issues. >> jesse: and earlier the candidates clashing over a new report, insulting fallen u.s. service members and chose to skip a ceremo

it is just 2 weeks to jess's 1st solo performance in the not cracker suite. she's training under the watchful eye of the missing mom. stays days. you are late just. this into the music. now you're in the music did you hear did you hear that. 12345. but. did you hear it or you're just doing it. one more day. i've been seeing a faint. we don't have that much by a. bomb bomb bomb bomb. bomb bomb bomb bomb good girl. ratio is having trouble finding time to attend her ballet lessons. and. today she's going to the cemetery with her family to commemorate her grandfather who died a year ago. it will be a. good . night here's. the thing. that. was nice to share in the nation and we should say. significantly it's the day before justice big fight. the. each this is knee injury hasn't improved as fast as the whole. leg. believe me limitation it. was easy for him and. the to. each. player. just see only has 24 hours to prepare him self physically and mentally for the most important fight in just life. was. in her bid to break into the modeling world justin has decided to

to mexico and thanks for coming back talk to us jesse.holland i might not be able to go over the borders are closed to driving yet mention my name at the board of election thank you jesse ventura and thank you kick me out. a thank you for watching the big picture we're going to be back same time next week and we're going to talk about toxic talk as the election draws near you won't want to miss it if it's not a convenient time for us at your d.v.r. on direct t.v. we're channel 321 on dish where 280 if you have cut the cord good for you pluto t.v. is free we're 279 you can watch r t america on the live stream at youtube dot com slash our. you can see all of my shows at youtube dot com slash the big picture our t.v. and we will put a t.v. in your pocket with thousands of shows when you download our new portable t.v. yeah but free on the app store and google play you won't believe how much stuff we have and remember my ideal offer stands i am at holland cook on twitter and if you follow me i'll follow you. question more. elderly forward to t

that's a big event for them. >> jesse, i have an idea.t fox's new year's eve. totally empty. it would be great. >> i was going to stay home and watch don lemon get his nipple piece? will that happen or will it be virtual? >> he will look like a pin cushion. >> the producers are getting nervous. gucci is selling denim overalls with a fake grass stain for $1400. fashion can sell you anything and call it good if you have enough idiots? >> as i am cleaning out my closet. look, if they want to spend money on this, tip the deliveriy man. >> grass stains, i could give that you for 50 bucks. >> what kind of grass, you heathen. >> sell me a pair, send them to me. >> i find these overalls clumsy unless you are working the farm. >> people that didn't get real grass instantaneous grstains li. >> i grew up on a farm for special kids. juan, is this proof of how pretentious the fashion industry is? >> this is so stupid. the idea that people walk around in torn jeans. that's how old i am. you paid good money -- those torn jeans are not cheap. you buy tor

at the start of our marriage, iimagined we jesse. run our household as partners. as it has turned out, jesse does far more than his share of the work. to my chagrin, i learned at dinner re ce ntly chagrin, i learned at dinner recently that my children consider him to be the better cook. for 21 years, jessie has asked me every single morning what he can do for me that day. and though i almost always say, nothing, he still finds ways to ta ke say, nothing, he still finds ways to take things off my plate. and that is not because he has a lot of free time, he has a busy law practice, it is because he's a and generous husband and i am very fortunate. jesse and i have a life full of relationships, not only with our children, but with siblings, friends, and fearless baby—sitters, one of home is with us today, i am particularly grateful to my parents, mike and linda kony. i spent the bulk, i have spent the bulk of my aduu bulk, i have spent the bulk of my adult hood as a midwesterner, but i grew up in their new orleans home, and as my brothe

i could not manage this full life without the unwavering support of my husband jesse.arriage, i of our imagined we would run our household partners -- household as partners and as it turns out, and jesse does far more than his share of the work. to my chagrin, i learned a dinner that my children consider him to be the better cook. for 21 years, he has asked me every single morning what he can do for me that day. and though i almost always say tohing, he still finds ways take things off my plate he has a busy law practice. it is because he is a superb and generous husband and i am very fortunate. [applause] jesse and i have a life full of relationships not only without but with siblings, friends and babysitters. i'm particular grateful to my parents. i spent the bulk of my adulthood as a midwesterner but i grew up in their new orleans home, and as my savings can attest, their generosity extends not only to us but to more than anybody .ould count is important to acknowledge family and friends but i also want to acknowledge my fellow american. the president has nominated

jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the president is speaking right now. let's stay on it. >> they don't like trump too much. now biden is recklessly campaigning against the vaccine. it's really reckless. and all it is is for political reasons. biden's whole deal is catastrophic shutdowns. we are getting better, we are coming along, and he's talking about coming along. we don't need shutdowns. a little area if it starts to spike, we understand, we will take care of our senior citizens. he said i will do whatever the medical people want. i believe in science. president trump: we are not doing shutdowns. we are rounding the turnout shutdowns. that's another one that will be controversial. he's saying it's happening. it's going along without the vaccine. biden's own chief of staff said when they managed the h1n1 that he calls the n1h1. "h" comes before "n." but he always gets it wrong. it's great to be with the great people of iowa. they say, sir, you are in idaho. i haven't made that mistake so far. if you do, just leave the stage. you can speak as well as i

that's what jesse said.t hear what they are brain washing your kids with. the police suck and republicans are evil. the point is to make education great again, they need to reform it with accountability and competition and remote learning. it's the only way forward. that's all. >> already. good points. now it's time for this. the fastest-7. first up it's a bird, a plane, a guy in a jet pack. watch. >> [radio chatter]. we just passed a guy on a jet pack. >> okay. left side or right side? >> the left side maybe 300 yards or so. >> [radio chatter]. >> the fbi investigating after a pilot reported seeing a person in a jet pack flying 3,000 feet above los angeles and into the path of jet at lax. juan, you fly a lot. if you saw that what might you do? >> well, first, dana you stole my line. it's a bird, it's a plane. in this case it's a bird and a plane and like jetson up there. i think it's dangerous. if i was in the plane, i would be scared. that could cause the plane to crash. this is a prank gone way off the ra

and >> jesse: what you are a man of the people.>> jesse: was the only thing that worries me is the distance, court and we used to have a thing dana, if i was about to say something controversial i asked you to hold my hand and squeeze it but we can't reach anymore. i have a solution. before we say something controversial, i'm going to ask you to squeeze my -- what do i call this? >> greg: is that i can grab her? >> dana: do we put this around your neck? [laughs] what about you? >> juan: i think that's for picking up trash, isn't it? >> greg: yeah. you know what, bill de blasio won't do it. >> juan: i think this is fine, it kind of interesting and i like the conversation as a group, i think the dynamic is good. >> dana: how about you, degen? >> dagen: i have problems with my posture so this chair is not good for me. in real life i look like mr. burns and clearly i was feeling overconfident because i chose this dress. not a good pick. i think it was a good pick. >> greg: beer and cigarettes. >> dana: "one more thing" as up next. ♪ th

my point is you don't vigilante jesse.dling crime and not me. >> [laughing]. >> yeah, you are our bernard gtez. there are now laws with claws. more "the five" next. ♪ limu emu & doug you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. from president to pod caster. bill clinton will launch a new pod cast in 2021. greg, we were early on the pod cast game. he is late. >> i hear it will come in a zip file. this is a pod cast where the host will literally be on the server. i saw his guest list. in october miss october. in november miss november. and in december he is having miss december. >> at least you know what you will be doing. jesse, is this a pod cast you will definitely tune into it? >> i have never lis

our family includes me, my husband jesse, emma, vivian, tess, julyiohn peter.nd we have our two from haiti. and benjamin identify him as their favorite siblings, our youngest. our children obviousesly make our life very full. i'm better known back home as a room parent, car pool driver and birthday part i ply planner. when schools went remote, jesse and i barrel co-principles of the barrett e learning academy and yes the list mucof enrolled students was a very long one. my children are my great ets sg. at the start of our marriage, i imagine 245d we would run out household as partners. as it has turned out, jess are city does far more than his share of the work. to my sha glichagrin, he learne my children consider him to be the better cook. for 21 year, jesse has asked me every single more than what he can do for me that day. and though i almost always say nothing, he still finds ways to take things off my flaplate. and thathe has a busy law bra. he is a superb husband and i'm very fortunate. [ applause ] jess are city ande have a life relationships. not only w

of our marriage i imagine that we would run our household as partners as it has turned out jesse does far more than his share of the work to my chagrin i learned a dinner recently that my children consider him to be the better cook for 21 years jesse has asked me every single morning what he can do for me that day. and though i almost always say nothing he still finds ways to take things off my plate and that's not because he has a lot of free time he has a busy law practice it's because he is a superb and generous husband and i am very fortunate jesse that. jesse and i have a life full of relationships not only with our children but with siblings friends and fearless babysitters one of whom is with us today i am particularly grateful to my parents mike and linda kone i spent the bulk of i have spent the bulk of my adulthood as a midwesterner but i grew up in their new orleans home and as my brother and sisters can also attest mom and dad's generosity extends not only to us but to more people than any of us could count they are an inspiration it is important at a moment like this to a

, thank you, jesse very much.nd their seven beautiful children. congratulations to you all, a very special day. with us as well are the first lady. thank you first lady. along with vice president mike pence and his amazing wife karen. thank you very much. judge barrett is a graduate of rhodes college and notre dame. she served as the executive editor of the law review. graduated first in her class. and received the law school's award for achievement. she became a clerk for judge lawrence silverman on the u.s. court of appeals. serving as a clerk on the supreme court for justice antonin scalia. a highly -- a very highly respected law professor at notre dame wrote to justice scalia, with a one sentence recommendation, amy coney is the best student i ever had. that's pretty good. justice scalia hired her shortly thereafter and we are honored to have his wonderful wife maureen -- where is maureen, maureen scalia with us today. thank you. and our great secretary of labor, thank you very much, thank you, mr. secretary.