." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm jesse watters. day in the dell and greg gutfeld, 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." we are keeping the celebration going. as you can see, take a look what we have going on in the studio today. later on don't miss epic of dana sports corner and carnival games, cotton candy, prizes and a giant elephant that does tricks but maybe not a giant elephant but a lot of fun coming up later on but first, trivia showdown on "the five"'s most memorable moment so let's put our knowledge to the test. first question come everybody, are you playing at home? >> dana: you can play a home. >> geraldo: you right your answers? >> jesse: geraldo, we have been over this. >> geraldo: oh, my god to. >> jesse: what was the first word greg band? what was the first word greg band? >> oh, my gosh, my know what this is. >> i know what it is. all right, put it up. >> dana: i'm drawing a blank, blank, blank. >> jesse: conversation and impeachment woke. okay, what is it? the answer is. >> greg: i don't know i started to b

jesse: i can't afford it. jesse: i can't afford it.ticking my fingers, then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org jesse: i am going on a tour for "how i saved the world." i will be in tampa, then my first appearance at the nixon library in yorba linda, california. , "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine *. thanks for, with us tonight. the number one health issue in the united states that reached a fever pitch level is not covid, it's not global warming, it's not racism. it's out of control criminals being allowed to t

jesse: you can see sound? >> sometimes. jesse: can you hear smells?he craziest thing you have seen tripping. >> the screen savers where it swirls. >> everyone was told to bring their own candidate. -- their own cannabis. jesse: a j is a joint? >> a j is a joint. jesse: once in a while things got a little cheeky. >> why are you wearing a pink shirt? >> i'm trying to fit in. a lot of spending, a lot of debt. are you concerned about that. jesse: nice weather out here today. >> it's gorgeous, i love it. jesse: it sure is, i love it out here, too. why do you think the press is so in bed with president obama. >> he's charismatic more than most of the other presidents. >> i could have a good joke there. jesse: sometimes i had to go to war. i fought in the war on women on the side of women, of course. i am here to surrender. the war on women. have you ever been waterboard on the war in women. >> what? jesse: do you think there is a war on women going on? >> yes, there is a big war. jesse: do you guys think you get paid the same as men do? >> of course not. je

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." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters.i saved the world" is the subject of tonight's watters words. if you haven't heard i wrote a book, where have you been? i have been on tv more than fauci. i know i have been plugging it hard because i know you will love it. if you haven't bought a copy yet, i'm very disappointed. but for those of you who bought it. thank you. everyone is saying it lives up to the hype. by everyone i mean me. if you haven't picked it up yet, i'm going to close the steal now. there always study that's been done that's says reading my book will add years to your life. laughter makes you live longer. it's been proven. buy the book and you will live longer. the book has a serious side, too. if you read this book you will never lose an argument to a liberal. that's a guarantee. i will give you your money back if you lose an argument, maybe. my parents are liberals and sent me to survival camps growing up to build character. well done! well done! jesse: a socialist could never survive in the woods. we explain

jesse? >> jesse: "the hobbit"?it." >> jesse: it is the only book that i can ever think of. also, it comes out tomorrow. go to the bookstore. do people go out to the bookstores anymore? >> jessica kopp what about you? >> i have read the "whose bumps" series multiple times as a child -- "goosebumps" series multiple times as a child. >> i think marjorie morningstar was one of my favorite coming of age books that i read a few times. judy blume stuff. >> great book. >> it is about arizona. >> i'm looking for a new book. >> i can't remember -- [overlapping speakers] >> i will read that. >> jesse: hello? [laughter] >> jesse: thank you. >> what is -- "the lion the witch and the wardrobe" i read it as a kid. >> i had a graduate level class in illinois. it was called fantasy literature. and they had us read all of these books from our childhood. you realize what they were really about. >> wow. >> a book that i read more than once, "the patron saint of liars." very good. in addition to -- coming up, if we had one with all exp

jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. it's the year of cancel culture. world mob is coming for you and they are never satisfied. a new york time column any of the accusing the cartoon pepe le pew a race culture. saying it helped stereotype the lethargic mexican. aunt jemima forced into a new name saying they are based on a racial stereo types. the muppets apparently wouldn't disclaimers on disney plus. the mr. potato head brand went gender neutral, dropping the mister. monopoly dropped its card to appeal to woke folks. he remembers are on an apology tour to appease the mob. but here is a look back at when i took a deep dive into the canceling of dr. seuss' book. first family, dr. seuss. theodore seuss was an ardent democrat who died in 1991. he was furiously against fascism. he hated the nazis in imperial japan. he was an environmental conservationist, and his creative vocabulary inspired children across the world to enjoy the pleasures of reading. president biden canceled dr. seuss on the read across america day. so what happened? dr. seuss enterprises.

show he gets to be jesse. >> greg: i didn't know that you were actually a jesse. >> jesse: we call herone, remember? >> greg: who do you trust the least out of this five or any member of "the five"? >> dagen: myself. [laughter] >> greg: good one. >> dagen: i'm reckless and i am a light one drink and party! >> dana: trust with my life? i trust everybody. with my reputation? i'm going to go with greg. >> greg: nice. now i've got to go with dana, insatiable gossip. this is this is the first surprise. let's throw to the first surprise. beco you didn't think i was going to miss a "fan mail friday," did you? this is frenchy firecracker in the house and my question is, what is the last thing you -- on your phone ? >> jesse: that was frenchy firecracker. >> greg: should we tell the viewers? she is just a fanatical fan that sends all the questions. some good ones, because the rest of our viewers are too busy getting liquored up watching the show. >> dana: that is a great surprise. >> jesse: she looked like she was in a safe house, did you notice the stucco? >> i loved her accent. >> jesse: was

and is on. >> jesse: oh, my gosh.ntil now. >> i suspect that just for a second when you thought about a surprise guest, that you had hoped this might be a congratulatory message from a former white house. alas, it's your mother. >> jesse: you set alas and chagrin. >> i'm calling, honey buns, should tell you that we love you endlessly and to tell you how profoundly proud your father and i are of you and of this book and to quote dana, it is so, so funny and so smart and without question so entirely republican. [laughter] >> jesse: i can hear you about to cry. >> tears at our multiple and ineffective efforts to shape you up. >> you did all right. >> dana: we want to know what it was like when you read the how i saved my mom chapter. it's so fun and funny and hilarious. what was a like for you when you look back on all those? to see the responses? >> well, i took issue with the clumping of all those mom texts into one chapter. because their delivery was clearly spread out over the duration of an entirely tumultuous admin

." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. shady -- swalwell.ressman eric swalwell. the guy on the house intel committee that got worked by a chain seals spy and worked with a group that denaits to terrorists. instead of writing legislation he's swallowing expensive cianti. politicians wants the finer things in life but never on their own dime. swalwell prides himself on coming from the humblest of parents. his dad was a police chief, and his mom was an administrative assistant. but he group in dublin, california. which was ranked the best place to live in 1994 by money mag. he thinks you should get free stuff. but he's the one getting fry stuff. he likes to live high on the hog. thousands of dollars spent on fine limos and luxury hotels. not a single dollar came from his pocket. it all came from donors and corporate lobbyists. and he goes on tv and screams big money needs to get out of politics. >> we need a voting rights act that would get rid of dirty money and dirty maps. it's gerrymandered. just because donald trump is gone, it doesn't mean

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hey, jesse. >> jesse: you did make it, or appreciate it. >> bret: [laughs] >> jesse: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm jesse watters and in moments, donald trump jr. will be joining me with exclusive reaction to the trump organization cfo pleading not guilty to those tax fraud charges today. but first, joe biden has been dismantling america ever since he took office. we've been reporting on it extensively yet democrats seem to believe that uncle joe is doing a great job. until now. new survey out shows even members of the president's own party are losing faith in the self-described healer in chief. since april democrats approval rating for the economic agenda plummeted 12 points in the same can be said for just about every other issue, approving for his handling of racial inequality, taxation, immigration, covid, gun violence have all dropped. it looks like they aren't buying biden's bag of excuses for why nearly everything in the country is falling apart. immigration, kamala is taking care of that. high taxes. everybody needs to just pay their fair share. crime? g

thanks, jesse. >> jesse: we will talk substance.ng tonight, we are following several major stories, cuba is seeing its largest antigovernment protest in decades. we will tell you what president biden is now saying about them. the general, who has been in charge of u.s. troops in afghanistan has stepped down relinquishing his command as the american withdrawal winds down. but tonight we begin with america's crime crisis. president biden bringing community and law enforcement leaders together a

>> jesse: russians.> jessica: let me finish. >> jesse: i will put a hypothetical out and greg can answer. we weren't getting anywhere. let's say president trump, a couple years ago, colluded with facebook to crackdown on people posting about the russia hoax. he said, "the end and is posting about that, that's disinformation, it's tearing the country apart, let's nuke 'em. what do you think they would have said? >> greg: that's a really good analogy. none of this matter is, once government is involved with a corporation, that is a violation of the first amendment. it is a matter people believe it's disinformation. it doesn't matter. because it is -- every opinion could be misinformation by our definition. that's what the first amendment is, coming out and saying your opinion. i don't trust this government. i do trust you, jessica, but i don't trust most democrats in defining what misinformation is, to jesse's point. imagine the people -- look it up from our perspective. imagine people who spent decades ca

but in this case -- >> jesse: you do love jesse jr. >> greg: from afar.so i could sponge off it. i want a child who could buy me a house or two. where is her mom? where is her mom? do we hear about her mom? isn't that weird? >> jesse: i don't know where the mom's. i will talk to my britney sources. >> dana: one thing that bothered me the whole time is that the dad's lawyer keep saying if any at any time she wants to end this she can file a petition and she's never actually filed the petition. why not just do that? then there's another piece if you pull the string that says the court-appointed lawyer didn't tell her she could file that and if that's true obviously that's wrong so this was denied, in this particular hearing because the petition to end it has not been filed. there was another example on july 14th so i think this is wrapping up, this is coming to an end and i think you will get your wish, #freebritney >> harold: you have some interesting points about her life and how it's been manage, what's your reaction to what's been said? >> dagen: no one

. >> dana: jesse wants a recount. >> amazing. >> jesse: basketball shot.breaking news. it says 9. >> jesse: dana, you win again. >> jesse: all right. well i win it's my feeding frenzy. roll the animation from the 70s. so it's national french friday so we got the world's most expensive french tries. this is a guinness book of world records situation. it's certified. ready? $200. and serendipity 3 in new york city provided the $200 prize cream day la cream. they are topped with black truthfully 24 karat 24 gold. cooked in goose fat. >> greg: i'm not a truthfully guy. >> jesse: oh my god. that's so good. it's luxurious. >> greg: luxurious. >> jesse: we also have serendipity ice cream. >> judge jeanine: i want the ice cream. >> dana: they brought this for you, greg. >> jesse: thank you, serendipity, that was the most expensive fry i ever ate. and now we have dana perino. >> dana: a little change of pace. this is incredible story i heard about. on monday there was a father reunited with his son 24 years after he was abducted and sold to another family by human

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm just jesse watters, dagen mcdowell, greg gutfeld, and this is "thee." president biden's back yard looking like a war zone. again two people wounded after gunmen sprayed bullets in a crowded d.c. neighborhood. panic diner running for their lives and people inside to duck and cover behind the tables. the police chiefs curious about what happened and slamming liberal policies for allowing violent criminals to be on the streets. >> i met as about this and i hope you all are too. we had a vicious actor to do things and no accountability and they end up back in the community. and the police officers, i guarantee you when we lock up whoever did this, they will be no stranger to us. i promise you. you cannot coddle volatile part criminals. you cannot treat violent criminals out here making communities unsafe for you, your loved ones, for me and my loved ones, they might not want a job. they might not appear they might not need services. what they may require is to be off the streets because they are making it unsafe for us. >> jesse: and it only took all it'

: thank you greg for the flattery. >> dagen: jesse, serve it up. >> jesse: it's national hot dog daytman's coney island. feltman's coney island and they're veteran owned and operated and they give to veterans charities throughout the year. we love that feltmans is named after charles feltman who is charles feltman he only up vested the hot dog back in 1867. that's up with the internet. and maybe the model t in terms of. >> greg: i thought it was some guy named frank. >> jesse: you would be wrong. dig into the dogs as i promote more of myself on "fox news primetime" with brian kilmeade at 7:00. you can catch me there. >> dagen: momma told me never to eat hot do dogs or bananas in public. i will do a must card drink. >> jesse: really good. >> harold: history made last night at tropicanafield tampa bay you had all women's air crew or crew leading the game. billie jean king history made. billie newman sarah langs as the analyst. i'm hope i'm not butchering the game. heidi laura and hosted pregame and post game coverage. hopefully this becomes a regular in baseball and for that matter all

jesse? >> jesse: before special feeding frenzy.during triathlons that's why i don't do triathlons. hope you are feeling better. we love you. now let's do the feeding frenzy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: so the van lewen ice cream company teamed up with kraft mac and cheese. this is a serious story. they have made mac and cheese ice cream. don't judge it mac and cheese ice cream. 12 bucks a pint. it's dinner and dessert at the same time. i want everybody to raise your little special cup. greg, that includes you. >> dana: taste like green peas from baby food. >> jesse: i love it harold and watters like it. gutfeld? say it. >> dana: hard pass. >> greg: if i was on something, i would love this. [laughter] >> jesse: judge, we need a tie breaker. two against, two for. what do you think? >> judge jeanine: i think it's great. >> dana: good job. >> jesse: artificial stance right there. nothing artificial about how i saved the world though just in case you have forgotten. >> judge jeanine: in case you forgot who wrote the book. >> greg: all right, dana.

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm jesse watters, judge jeanine pirro, shannon bream, greg gutfeld00 in new york city and this is "the five." hello, calling america a racist is not enough. they were inviting the rest of the world to do it and the biden administration is wilting united nations experts to fight injustice and inequality. secretary of state tony blinken said it is to confront the scorch of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia here at home and around the world. and the white house is actually backing him up. >> he believes responsible nations must not shrink from scrutiny of human rights record. rather, they should acknowledge with intent to improve it and also push and listen up amp hood and shine a light on other countries that need to do better. that is the role we are playing for the united states. >> jesse: keep in mind, the human rights council that the white house wants to criticize america includes cuba and china. a quick reminder, keep it right now rounding up thousands of people for protesting against communism. they have shut down the internet so the

jesse: what is your response, john?ohn: clearly this is an active hubris, of human ambition, of human pride, to go explore other worlds. whether that is a good thing or a bad thing, well-meaning people can disagree. sharon thinks it is the wrong thing to be doing, and she is certainly entitled to her opinion. others see it as part of creating a future that has optimism associated with it. mining the moon, yes, the resources of the moon will help support this undertaking in the long-term. is the moon a pristine wilderness, or a resource for humans to use? there is clearly human ego involved in that. nasa doesn't cost much money, less than one half of 1% of the federal government. so there is lots of money left over for addressing issues like limit change, -- like climate change, which nasa is very much involved in with its earth observation satellite. so to me, human observation of the solar system is the kind of activity we should be doing, as a window to the future, while we address the problems here on earth. jesse: j

that's offensive. >> jesse: offensive.ht, martha, i don't understand politicians that complain about the tax code. they write the tax code. >> martha: exactly. >> jesse: they are the ones riding it. >> martha: that's exact the right. if he thinks that they should pay more, that should be his 100% effort that he makes every single day to making sure that that happens. i have no problem with jeff bezos spending his money anyway that he wants. he comes from a long history of very wealthy people in this country who had a lot of innovative, carnegie and the railroad. he invented all kinds of good stuff. but you know, rockefeller, the national parks. it's like, this is, he can do this. he could do this for $206 billion and he can also give away billions and billions and billions of dollars and never feel 1 penny here i'll tell you what bothers me today. the cowboy hat thing was so embarrassing. i get it, but i'm thinking to myself it's named after alan shepard. can you imagine neil armstrong wearing a cowboy hat. did you see the

malcolm x said something about this. >> greg: jesse is quoting malcolm x. >> jesse: you never thought quote malcolm x but he warned against the white liberal liberal. they will pretend to be the friend of black americans, but they only do that to use the black americans against conservatives. to use them as ponds, and it hurts black americans. and the city council president in seattle, she's actually running for mayor. this is what she proposed to reduce the gun violence. you ready? programs, from hospital-based intervention strategies to trauma-healing programs. do you guys know what that means? i have no idea what that means. and nobody else does. so seattle voted for these clowns. at a certain point you have to say, these are the leaders the seattle people chose, and now seattle is a shooting gallery. all it is was rain and coffee out there, now they shoot people. what is the point of seattle but he can't get a cup of coffee safely and listen to grunge and watch "frasier?" if you go and check "democrat," you get crime. it's not like there's an option for a republican. next time, vo

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with katie pavlich, richard fowler, shannon bream and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 and that this is "the five." before that didn't take long, covid hypocrite nancy pelosi already breaking her own mask rules. republican lawmakers protesting the new rules after a capitol police memo said staffers and visitors could be arrested for not covering their faces. police are backing away from that order but lawmakers could face hefty crimes atomic fines and they are not happy. >> they will not comply. nancy pelosi has opted to rule the speaker of the house more a tyrant than the speed of the house. >> nancy pelosi is totally off the rails. >> that's what they make and people don't want to see anymore is this kind of tyrannical behavior of people running our institutions. >> jesse: that comes as the cdc finally releases the data justifying its 180 on masks. documents say the delta variant can spread as easily as a chicken pox and vaccinated people can become infected and may be able to spread it. but the cdc also says breakthrough cases are still uncommon and the da

by 2012, vince and jesse had been married for six years. despite some bumps, tim thought that life was good for vince in his family. but shortly after returning from afghanistan, vince his second tour there, tim got an unsettling call for him. >> the sound of his voice, it was as if something happened and he wanted me to know. but he wouldn't tell me anything. >> a few days later, on february 3rd, vince and jessie went out to dinner to celebrate his return at a place called oh charlize. they started driving home back to the base, then turned off the main drag onto this dark and winding road. evil was waiting. >> i don't know where my husband is. >> coming up. all wife harrowing tell. >> i just stopped on the side of the road. my husband got out to see if some guy needed help. >> soon after another driver makes an alarming discovery. >> i stopped, started to yell at him to see if he was awake and alert. >> when "dateline" continues. ateline" continues or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts

welcome to you, jesse.don't have a complaint yet, but we have with the former president has articulated. in part they said is going to be the biggest class action the world has ever seen because of how many americans he argues were censored by these big tech platforms. >> jesse: i was struck by the very presidential presentation in bedminster. the lawn of reporters, the entourage in the background. the only thing missing was the presidential seal on the podium. >> kayleigh: and look like the white house, the backdrop. >> jesse: i forgot he wasn't president all the sudden, it was good to see him back in action. the president is an adventure and he's doing it now only himself, but on behalf of the american people. that's why it's a class action lawsuit. he and the american people have been treated very unfairly by these big tech giants, and it's not just the shadow banning in the censorship. there was a conspiracy involving these corporations to suppress the republican october surprise. they had the biden fam

a car wash is better idea. >> jesse: i should have you babysit jesse jr. what do you charge?s that 43% of americans believe a hotdog is in fact a sandwich. greg, i feel like you might agree with that. >> greg: a hotdog is a sandwich or not is a question one poses if your life is great, you know what i mean? you can have this debate. i can guess it's a sandwich, two pieces of bread and meat. >> dana: is a hotdog was a sandwich it wouldn't have a separate category at the diner. >> geraldo: if it's not a hebrew kosher hotdog it's not a real hot dog. >> dagen: it's pastry. >> jesse: never heard that one before. "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ the covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective. and while walgreens has safely administered over 25 million free covid-19 vaccines, we can't stop there. because this is still our shot. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, over 25 million free covid-19 vaccines, we can't stop there. body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temper

let jesse be the subject.sk you about fishing. >> tucker, this is what we have dealt with all week with geraldo. my a poll kwaoes. apologies.>> i love geraldo. >> we do to. he needs tough love sometimes. i watched the clips. one homeowner was packing heat. she said she had to because cartels were operating on our side of the border. tell me what you thought about that comment. >> mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world. >> true. >> i grow up near mexico. i like mexico. i like the people that live in mexico. there is a war going on in mexico that we don't acknowledge. people that live near it are aware. not long ago the mechanics government backed down to the cartels. that's the context. those are not just people searching for a better life. they're refugees from a war zone. as people being armed, yes. why would the federal government try to disarm us, which they're trying to do, at the exact moment they're increasing the threat to us as they are also doing. what is that? i would love to know

cats -- all is well, jesse, in the animal kingdom. >> jesse: okay, i'm not sure i buy that study. >> the facts right here. >> jesse: we know celebrities have the most difficult lives, especially myself, but more so, the stars of "the bachelor." they had to take out ppp loans to help expenses in their difficul. this might be an irs situation, this might be an irs situation, but a ppe loan? >> i've never watched a second of "the bachelor" or "the bachelorette" but this might be like with my husband when i order a burger and he orders a salad and the waiter switches our dishes, it is just unexpected but situation as they have these small businesses but they're kind of famous so maybe they can pay their employees in another way but are they really famous enough to make that much money to pay employees during a global pandemic? i'm not so sure about that. >> jesse: i think they should be audited and i'm sorry because i am bachelor nation but sometimes you've got to pay uncle sam. i didn't know your husband orders a salad, that is very health conscious of him. >> i am revealing so much abo

thanks, jesse. >> jesse: we will talk substance. [laughter] >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following several major stories, cuba is seeing its largest antigovernment protest in decades. we will tell you what president biden is now saying about them. the general, who has been in charge of u.s. troops in afghanistan has stepped down relinquishing his command as the american withdrawal winds down. but tonight we begin with america's crime crisis. president biden bringing community and law enforcement leaders together at the white house today to talk about the problems across the country of y after another brutal and deadly weekend. the president's focus has been on gun control while several of his democratic colleagues still want to cut police budgets. republicans, obviously, disagree. we have fox team coverage tonight. matt finn is in chicago where the weekend summer violence was unrelenting. we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north lawn. good eveni

jesse: you are welcome. jeanine: great to have you on jesse take care kudos on the book.uch judge. jeanine: you are welcome who is the latest celebrity to bow to china, next. . . jeanine: america celebrities made a habit quietly supporting china brutal regime in exchange for blood money two years ago lebron james the voice for hong kong protesters, fighting for their freedom. two months ago john apologized to china, for calling taiwan a country. if you thought hollywood couldn't stop a lower jackie chan said, i just think chinese communist party is really so magnificent, i want to be a party member. reaction fox nation host tomi lahren krrth con transcribe bor. >> i think alexandria ocasio-cortez just found her favorite actor i will say that much for sure, i do have to give jackie chan credit at least being transparent about love of communism i wish democrats secret communists self-proclaim socialists would say how much he respect the communist regime their control it doesn't take much to get canceled in hollywood, entertainment i have a feeling that those support -- voic

alrighty. jesse chadwick or a u. s. veteran who served in afghanistan, joining us live here on the international. really appreciate your time. thanks for your comments. thank you. thank you. i still have you here on the program on our t is the pandemic milestone of 4000000. covert depth is reportedly reached the world health organization admits vaccines are losing the race against new variance stories coming away after the break. i the ah me the planet's egg trip it's there we found 25 years ago. took only 4 days to go around the stars, which means to plant is very close. so that was really the big surprise. and we have learned since then. that own system is maybe one among many. that's not the archetype. that's not the stand out way to our planet. another shot because everybody was expecting the planet to look all the same. ah, 20 pos down here in moscow. a former police officer, it could become new york city's next mayor. after he won the democratic nomination . he was picked despite a year of b 11 protests calling

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jesse is going to kick us off. >> jesse: i don't know if i know i have a book out.er your signed copies. go to how i saved the world and you get a signed copy but you also can do a live book signing with dana, who is going to be hosting this. you ask questions. i answer them or if i don't know i lie. >> dana: send him the most embarrassing questions you can think of. >> jesse: right. so visit premier collect tabs.com/watters. at 6:15. we will answer your questions. and then i'm doing levin's radio show. they call him the great one. then hannity at 9:00 eastern. >> dana: you are working gerald gerald dana must like you. [laughter] >> dana: i do like him. i saw him at 6:30 this morning i was like welcome to my world. i got this for you, everybody. everyone loves this segment, right? ♪ >> dana: corny jokes. are you ready? one, which letter is the coolest? what is the coolest letter? >> geraldo: z. >> katie: iced tea. >> dana: what does the sun drink out of? drink out of sun. >> dana: glasses. number three, why are dolphins so healthy? >> katie: because they flip? >> da

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the five oh host jesse watters.journalist, but we won't hold that against him. fox business anger, david. for her wedding, she registered at bed bath and the bone. fox news contributor kat. dana, we are watching our special five jerseys, right? >> she looks good in hers. you know it, that's sexist. >> how come i didn't get one. those two times that i fill dana and the christmas week of 2015. pretty. >> greg: the ratings were released on the most to shows. but i think dana, it's got to be tough for you to come and work every day and still be starstruck when you are around me. how do you maintain the composure when you come to work? it's like you never -- >> i actually pinch myself so that the pain takes away the fear. that's the way to do it. my wife wonders where i've been all day when she sees my black and blue marks. speak i think for me it has been -- it's been amazing to be a part of the show as jesse begins his career and yours is coming to an end. >> nice, dana. >> greg: that stung. i'm not going to lie. jesse