>> jesse: i'm not saying.aying. >> dana: come on. >> jesse: i'll never say. >> dana: the bachelor? >> jesse: no. >> greg: i bet it was "survivor." >> dana: "dancing with the stars"? >> jesse: no. >> greg: all right, let's move on. here's something from conor waller. what's the worst cooking you have ever done? that is excluding the queso, dana. jesse, what's the worst cooking you've ever done? [laughs] what is going on? >> jesse: you know when you grow food and there's a fire in the grill and you don't realize that there is a grease fire inside the grill and then you open it and it's like 700 degrees. i have singed a few very expensive cuts of meat. >> emily: rookie. >> juan: i was listening to jesse. i'm not big cook. i'i don't cook a whole lot but i remember throwing a stake in the broiler and saying i've got a phone call or i'm reading something and then all then all of a sudden you smell like the houses on fire. oh, my god. i'm not big on that. i was saying that i make some delicious bread and i think ever

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello. jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, tyrus and emily compagno. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's an all-out effort to stifle and shutdown conservatives. twitter ceo jack dorsey caught on leaked video suggesting that his company plans to go much further than just banning president trump. watch. >> we are focused on one account, but this is going to be bigger than just one account. it's going to go on for longer than this week. we have to be ready for that. the focuses on this account, and how it ties to real-world violence, but also we need to think much longer term around how these dynamics play out. i don't believe this is going away anytime soon. >> jesse: twitter responding in a statement to fox news. "the remarks shown in the video were delivered to our more than 5400 employees, and are nearly the same words jack shared in a tweet threaded, offering context around and reflections on our work to protect the conversation in recen

. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. sleepy joe got woke.s the subject of tonight's watters words. spay what you will about donald trump. he wasn't a phoney. he said what he was going to do and you knew what you were getting into. not joe biden. he ran as a guy from scranton but he's governing like a guy from san francisco. sleepy joe got woke and we are going to go broke. biden started off as the most progressive president ever. everything we warned you about, him being the puppet of the radical left was true. he insisted he wasn't going to ban fracking but he just did it on federal land. he insisted he wasn't down with court packing but he just set up a commission for it. he said he was pro union. buff he just killed 11,000 pipeline jobs. he said he was for safe streets but he stopped deporting killers and rapists. biden is killing women's sports. he will probably be sued. more on that later. joe proposed $4 trillion in spending. did you hear about that? probably not. the press won't tell you joe went left. they won't cover him. they cover

thanks to brian [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. lessons learned.atch what happened to our capitol wednesday. what a sad and unfor it that way to go out. i talked about the siege thursday on "the five." and i want to play it here. it was very bad, it did not help at all. those few people who went inside the capitol made the whole movement look horrible and i condemn it fully. i want to speak to the people who think city wasn't that big of deal. you are allowed to go in the people's house. but you have to go through the front door and you have to go through a metal detector. you can't assault police officers and loot and vandalize. an unarmed woman was shot dead. and what did it accomplish in it accomplished nothing. in context, what happened yesterday doesn't hold a candle to what we saw over the summer with black lives matter and antifa. we saw churches burned. police precincts burned. businesses burned. federal courthouses burned. people knocking out old women on the corner. people looting. people shooting people dead in the streets. remember davi

." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the end game.been a week since the mob stormed the capitol and we have a clear sense of how the political winds are blowing. this is a volume style environment and you need to protect yourself going forward. there are forces at play that want to hurt you. the intlinter group of despicable rioters created a perfect storm. humiliation, cancellation and censorship are real threats that will affect the lives 6 innocents americans. monopolies merged with the state, corporate media's and one political party. there are no restraints now. hold your ground, but play it safe. it's not your fault. it's the fault of the brain damaged wannabe assassins. miranda le bean from the "new york post" said we discovered house democrats actually support the police. they are against mob violence. they believe in law and order. they believe in harsh pen thes or law breakers. they abhor intel frat rhetoric. they have believe in a peaceful transition of power. they believe in walls, at least when it comes to protecting thei

thanks♪♪♪] jesse: welcome a "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. what lies beneath?d reagan barely survived an as nation attempt in his first term. a bullet came within an inch of his heart and it took a lot out of him. in his second term he was carefully scripted and his press availability was limited. the way ronald reagan was managed in the end is the way joe is being managed now. joe requires a lot of protection. after joe's inaugural address wednesday he was clearly exhausted. the president needed note cards. >> some of the executive actions i will be signing today will help change the course of a covid crisis and combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far. we'll rebuild our economy and these are all just starting points. from the process of rebuilding the economy, i'll do what i said throughout the campaign. jesse: moments later he struggled to explain the executive order he was signing. >> the one i'm signing there is the support for under served communities. and we have to make sure we have to some bedrock equity, equality as it relates to how we t

to respond to jesse.se, there's no argument here -- i believe the governor of georgia is a republican, the secretary of state, the man in charge of election security is a republican. they have all said there is no fraud -- >> jesse: that's just georgia. that's not pennsylvania, michigan. >> juan: around the country, 60 court cases, 90 judges, including many judges appointed by president trump. there was no case in which they found sufficient evidence -- >> jesse: juan, you weren't -- they hearing in a state like arizona, okay? hold on a second, juan. >> juan: you had your chance, i'm responding to what you said! take it away. >> jesse: after 2016, after you planted that hope about collusion, that hilary-hope's -- >> juan: get out of here! you know what, this is not -- >> jesse: russia, need to get to the bottom of that. hold on. >> juan: let's talk about -- >> jesse: you are misdirecting from the issue. >> juan: dismissed the collision thing -- >> jesse: at the collision thing, you wouldn't have been okay

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello. jesse watters, with juan williams, sandra smith, greg gutfeld, and david mcdowell. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it has been a huge week for the liberal lapdog media. the coverage has been nothing short of euphoric. take a look. >> those lights that are just shooting out from the lincoln memorial, and so most extensions of joe biden's arms, and bracing. >> this is a new america. i hope a new america wins the war. >> the 46 president of the united states putting his soul into his first -- >> he gave the inaugural address are presidents used to give. >> the inauguration was joyful. i cried a lot. >> we haven't had a love story in the white house and four years. >> we saw this determination and compassion of president joe biden. >> there wasn't just one part that wasn't just medicine in the world. >> jesse: if that is so over-the-top that the partisan press is getting called out by their own colleagues. a liberal "washington post" columnist says that it is very

>> jesse: beating on the banana. >> jesse: to >> katie: birdwatching!rs keep sending me really lowbrow slapstick videos. apparently, that's my thing. america, here you go. let's watch. they kept a guide trying to take a golf swing and -- it doesn't work out. i mean it's funny, it's funny. it's so stupid it's funny. speaking of so stupid it's funny, that's not what i wanted. i wanted a waltz on there. anyway, i guess that was vetoed. at 15 seconds, katie, can you do it? ♪ ♪ me and my gang ♪ we live to ride ♪ we ride to live ♪ me and my gang ♪ ♪ pete: we are not easing into this show that will wake you up. straight to us on camera. hello, my name is pete hegseth. that is jedediah bila and that is will cain. we are really glad you are here on thissian 30th, year of our lord 2021. guys, if we were predicting this week. i are might have been able to predict that we are going to talk about executive action because joe biden has done a ton of them. going to

thanks♪♪♪] jesse: welcome a "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. what lies beneath?d reagan barely survived an as nation attempt in his first term. a bullet came within an inch of his heart and it took a lot out of him. in his second term he was carefully scripted and his press availability was limited. the way ronald reagan was managed in the end is the way joe is being managed now. joe requires a lot of protection. after joe's inaugural address wednesday he was clearly exhausted. the president needed note cards. >> some of the executive actions i will be signing today will help change the course of a covid crisis and combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far. we'll rebuild our economy and these are all just starting points. from the process of rebuilding the economy, i'll do what i said throughout the campaign. jesse: moments later he struggled to explain the executive order he was signing. >> the one i'm signing there is the support for under served communities. and we have to make sure we have to some bedrock equity, equality as it relates to how we t

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and katie pavlik's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ new york governor andrew cuomo's massive nursing home scandal got a lot worse, and far more deadly. we are finding out exactly why they've been refusing to release new data on the total number of deaths for months. new york's attorney general dropped this bomb, accusing the state of undercounting covid nursing home deaths by as much as 50%. more than 5,000 people died and andrew cuomo told us about. the governor was right when he said this. >> governor cuomo: incompetent government kills people. more people died them needed more people died than needed to die. >> jesse: he would think the guy that says "a incompetent government kills people" would take responsibility, but so far every chance he gets, he blames somebody else. >> governor cuomo: if you look at how many people died in nursing homes in new york compared to other states, we have a lower percentage than other states, but we had more people die than any other state. if you

>> jesse: beating on the banana. >> jesse: to >> katie: birdwatching! sending me really lowbrow slapstick videos. apparently, that's my thing. america, here you go. let's watch. they kept a guide trying to take a golf swing and -- it doesn't work out. i mean it's funny, it's funny. it's so stupid it's funny. speaking of so stupid it's funny, that's not what i wanted. i wanted a waltz on there. anyway, i guess that was vetoed. at 15 seconds, katie, can you do it? speethirty one, i don't think -- we have to go. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier. if andrew cuomo says he is not to blame for an alarming number of covid deaths at nursing homes during the pandemic. reporters have told you yesterday by the state attorney general's as cuomo's figures were underreported by as much as 50%. leads us off tonight with cuomo on defense. good evening, brian. >> good evening. a new york governor andrew cuomo says it's a tragedy that thousands of people died of covid-19 in the states nursing home. he did not take any personal responsibility.

last word, jesse. >> jesse: greg, you know why republicans think that there was election fraud?ction fraud. there is video of democrats paying off native americans. there is video of republican poll watchers being booted from watching. there is video of people saying that they saw orchestrated ballots. i think that more people care about what you think about what don lemon thinks then care about what don lemon thinks. everybody only cares about what gutfeld thinks. >> greg: i think you are correct on that one and i appreciate it. sometimes jesse when you point out the obvious it is necessary. it's necessary for everyone to hear that. new rules for radicals, what the house just to declare the way for the green new deal and socialized medicine. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be sev

jesse came to the keys and he was so mean to us i said that's the old jesse. the new jesse is not.ith your show. i'm sure you will do mediocre -- mediocrely. is that a word? emily? is that a word? >> emily: no. >> greg, you gave me the worst liftoff ever, ever. "one more thing" is up next. i'm going to go to juan next time. since my dvt blood clot... i wasn't sure... was another around the corner? or could things go a different way? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. —and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliqui

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello. i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, dana perino.is a 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ major developments in big tech, silence and conservatives. parler suing amazon after it was shot down by the tech giant. parler's ceo saying he won't go away quietly, but his warning that taking on silicon valley is a tough task. >> it is a real threat. we are going to fight and do everything possible to come back, but it could be never. we don't know yet. >> jesse: twitter is defending the crackdown on conservatives, while admitting what it is doing is dangerous. ceo jack dorsey writing "having to take these actions fragment the public conversation, and sets a dangerous precedent i feel is dangerous. the power of an individual or corporation -- the power of an individual or corporation has is a part of the global conversation." a former school consultant telling dana that this wave of censorship could lead to the downfall of social media. -- a former google consultant. >> they now feel accountable. if they are accountable for the

for example, jesse is just a beautiful guy. let him be jesse.> jesse: i love you, or juan. you are beautiful, bro. >> greg: i would allow 15 seconds for everybody to insert their own jeffrey toobin joked. then i felt maybe if everybody submitted their own toobin joke like this was a zoom call, it'd be a little bit better. >> dana: i don't know if i can come up with one. >> greg: he did. >> jesse: not for tv. >> dagen: i just got nauseated thinking about it. one more thing coming up next. >> greg: you're welcome. ♪ ♪ cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> dana: it's time now for one more thing. juan, kick it off. >> juan: can a college gymnast and inspire a national dance party? watch the routine pop-up the popmusic. [cheers and applause] perform songs by b

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and katie pavlich. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president-elect joe biden tearing into president trump as democrats march toward a second impeachment. nancy pelosi and her party have been demanding bp mike pence invoke the 20 kept amendment to remove chrome from office after the chaos at the capitol. if that doesn't happen, they are going to impeach drum for a second time. house democrats are drafting articles and they could introduce them as early as monday. joe biden going after president trump and says he won't stand in congresses way if they tried to throw crump out of office. watch >> with the congress decides to do is for them to decide. what this president has done is rip the band-aid all the way off. left the country know who he is. and what he's about. and how thoroughly unfit for office he is. he's one of the most incompetent presidents in the history of the united states of america. and so

we still suffer from that. >> bret: jesse, last word. >> jesse: bill de blasio has no shame and he hasstead of writing a book about covid, maybe cuomo should have been writing a vaccine distribution plan. is the federal government's job to get people to shots, and it's the governor's job to get the shots in people's arms. all of the counties in the state of new new york and has still not signed off on them. the governor froze. the governor choked, and now is choking off all of these vaccines to get them out to these counties. right now, there should be a vaccination spot in every single zip code in this state. they should have brought up the guard, they should have brought up the medical reserve, they should have had volunteers out here. they keep saying this is war, so act like it's war. there should be done 24/7, not just monday through friday, nine to five. down in the sunshine state, you can drive up, roll your window down, pull your shirt up and they will stick you right in the arm. why can't they do that here? instead, they're putting all their resources into locking up pub owner

i guess that's where i -- >> jesse: a tough balancing act. [laughter] 's before sometimes, it is, believe me. >> jesse: we have more sound from dr. fauci. we will play it and juan can react. >> it is clear that there were things that were said to come up yet things like hydroxychloroquine and things like that, that was uncomfortable, because they were not based on scientific fact. i take no pleasure in contradicting the president. it wasn't something you didn't feel you can actually say something and there wouldn't be any repercussions. the idea that you can get up here and talk about what you know, what the sciences, it is a liberating feeling. >> jesse: juan, aren't we glad dr. anthony fauci feels liberated? from what i remember, he spoke a lot during the trump administration. he was on every tv show for months. >> juan: i think you forget that for a long time, he wasn't even allowed. he was doing podcasts. he had been excommunicated, told to go to his corner, not invited -- >> jesse: if there's some very popular podcasts, juan. >> juan: i'

jesse: where you from? >> wales in the u.k. jesse: you are welsh? >> i'm welsh.the biggest mistake you made in 2016? >> following other people's opinions. jesse: what was the biggest mistake you made in 2016? >> not watching you enough. jesse: the best answer i heard all day. >> you are telling me there is a chance? jesse: who are you going to kiss when the ball drops the? >> got any suggestions? jesse: what is your new years resolution? >> i have no clue right now. >> get in better touch with my loved ones. >> drink conservatively and just be careful. jesse: of what? >> of strangers. >> my new year's resolution is to get rich. and we can have fun. jesse: not too much fun. >> a little bit. >> i want to be healthy and happy. jesse: spend time with the family. eat healthy, and you too can be a success. >> i wish you could shut your big yapper. >> i love you. >> you love you, too. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. this is my world. "watters' world." "watters' world." jesse: two ts. dan: that's all for tonight. "justice with judge jeanine" is up next. [♪] judg

absolutely, jesse.n't discriminate between right and left, everybody has been affected by this either because of a family member that got sick and is still ill or died or people that lost a business, people who have lost loved ones to suicide, even. there has been mental anguish that have gone along with this covid 19. there is also some hope. operation warp speed helped develop two vaccines and hopefully another one coming from johnson & johnson soon. going into the arms of americans. i also think it's shown that governments over and over failed people of all stripes. it doesn't matter again what your party affiliation is great if you needed unemployment insurance, it was hard to get because the system just doesn't work well. if you wanted to get a test, that was hard to get for a long time. if you wanted to get treatment, sometimes that was hard. some of the therapies that were developed were also difficult to get. things are looking a little bit better. we are turning a corner. we knew this winter wa

[laughs] >> jesse: i have sources now.thing, i have anonymous sources in the biden administration. i can play that game, too. [laughs] >> dana: what you know what happens when you split the baby, it doesn't work. but earlier today, you mentioned the tea party and the trump folks populace said, figure out a way to work with the republican party, and can the republican party absorb all these different types of ideas into one party and maybe this past year if it's any indication, that doesn't work in terms of the voter turnout. you look at one, georgia. there were so many registered republican voters that did not turn out and i don't know how this can all work, but i do know that if it doesn't work there will not be many elections won statewide or nationwide for a long time. congressional districts, sure. those are gerrymandered in a way that can help republicans win. but when we talk about unity i think the democrats have a problem within their own party with unity, conservatives, libertarians, republicans, whatever this mix

and jesse owens when he came to the u.s.e had a lot of opportunities to capitalize on his athletic success. when the story began to circulate that -- and just see a winds used it for his benefit and he began to give lectures at dinners, and things like that, and i was often one of the most requested stories about how he had been snubbed by jesse owens. so it just became part of the myth of his experience in germany. >> so it wasn't a personal repudiation. he just wasn't shaking anybody's hand after that. >> let's hear directly from his own voice and in his own words, john woodruff, about what it meant to him to win in that particular olympic games. >> it made me feel good, because what we did, we destroyed his natural race theory. he had this master race theory, that the superior race, only the pure germans could do certain things in this world. that was what he was advocating. but we destroyed his theory? whenever we start winning those gold medals. law >> what's your reaction to that damien? >> i sympathize with woodruff's

yes, we see here jesse owens. he won four gold medals, one of the most successful elliptic athletes. here he is in his team best -- vest showing off his medals. woodruff also took a gold medal in the 800-meter race. struck by the climb, and how unlikely, how many odds, these young athletes had to overcome. of 10was the youngest children of a sharecropper farmer. john woodruff was the grandson of enslaved people, the first in his family to finish high school, and it was really college that brought them to sports. am i right? i think woodruff was only 21 when he competed? damion: he was. he was 21. he was a college student, just like jesse owens was also a college student at ohio state. it is also important to remember that they were competing in the north, which provided african-americans with more opportunities to compete at the highest levels of amateur sports, so certainly these are two men who came from humble beginnings to become important symbols that america and -- of america and african-american ambition an

to jesse's point, the polls are pretty clear and jesse cited them. you have well over 50%, clear majority of americans think that impeachment was appropriate. what you think about democrats, 90% independent. two-thirds. we live in very partisan, polarized times. the idea that you had ten republicans vote for impeachment in the house. there weren't ten republicans who voted to impeach richard nixon. there weren't ten democrats who voted to impeach bill clinton. you understand that despite the fact that we are so heavily polarized, what we are talking about now is exactly what jesse spoke to witches divisions within the republican party. the number three republican in the house, liz cheney, she is no socialist, she is no lefty, made it very clear that what she saw with her own eyes is what we all saw with our own eyes which is the president incited a mob to go and attack congress and undermine the rule of law in the united states of america. it was an attack on our form of government. if anything fits the bill for high crimes and misdemeanors, it would

lemonis: what did you quit, jess?essica: 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 je

. >> jesse:>> juan: hello, everyo. i am juan williams with jesse watters, greg gutfeld, brian kilmeade, and dagen mcdowell. this is the five. tech giants facing fierce backlash from conservatives and claims of censorship after two major social media crackdowns. twitter permanently banning president trump from his platform days after the siege on capitol hill. and apple, google, and amazon all pulling the plug on parler, the so-called conservative twitter. the ceo of that company now fighting back suing amazon after the app was suspended by its web service. republicans say the move amounts to silencing their voices. >> we are now living in a country where 45 companies have the power, the monopoly power to decide we are going to white people out. >> the effect of this is there is no longer a free and open social media company or site for any american to get on any longer. >> they are completely inconsistent fear they will crackdown on conservatives but when the ayatollah says he wants to get rid of the jews and wants to

i'm dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, dagen mcdowell, and brian kilmeade.f it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president trump blasting efforts to impeach him as house democrats move full speed ahead. speaker nancy pelosi on a single article and for impeachment accusing trump of inciting insurrection at the capitol as some of her own party worn it will divide america even more. the president responding earlier. >> the impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country and is causing tremendous anger and division and pain far greater than most people will ever understand, which is very dangerous for the usa especially at this very tender time. now is the time for our nation to heal, and it's time for peace and for calm. >> dana: while the president and democrats to get it for a second possible impeachment, moderate democrat senator joe manchin is mourning his party that that could be a bad idea. >> i think this is so ill-advised for joe biden to be coming in trying to heal the country, tr

it ultimately allows jesse owens to win his fourth gold medal. he went over to run three races, and ends up competing in four events, and winning four gold medals. similar have not been stories in the case of the loan two african-american women athletes at berlin. can you tell us about these two women? dr. thomas: sure. they were members of the 1932 one had an opportunity to compete in los angeles, but they did not get a chance to compete by excelling in their events. women wereose two put on the olympic team again. hurdler, and she became the first african-american to compete in the olympic games when she competed in the 80-meter hurdles. unfortunately, she hit one of the hurdles and broke her foot and was not able to make it to the finals. the other athlete was on the team, but did not get a chance to compete in her running race. this was also important because they were in many ways caught up but alsocial dynamics, the gender dynamics of the 1936 olympic games. women became two the first of many african-american women who would go on to domina

i'm juan williams along with jesse watters, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and dagen mcdowell.s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> the tampa bay buccaneers and tom brady are going to super bowl lv. >> juan: the ageless tom brady doing it again, the super bowl now set 43-year-old brady and his tampa bay buccaneers will face off against patrick mahon's in the kansas city chiefs. tom brady continuing to make history. now he's getting ready to play in his tenth -- not a mistake, i'm saying it correctly, his tenth super bowl. yesterday, his team beat the green bay packers, brady doing at this time without his former team and coach the patriots and bill belichick. but it won't be easy. tom brady will have to outdo the kansas city chiefs who are the current champs, patrick mahon's and their high-powered offense. if overwhelmed, this year's super bowl is in tampa making them the first team to play the big game in their home stadium. the two quarterbacks getting ready for the match up. >> for the first time in nfl history, i'll put lot of cool things in perspective and a tim

jesse: the left has had a pretty

i mean, it's enough to make you want to cry, jesse. it's unbelievable. that is three times the number of troops that the united states has right now stationed in afghanistan and iraq. combined. if you have to wonder about where they domestic terror threat is for the united states right now, the major terror threat i think you can see it's right here at home. it's a function of domestic terrorism. that's a reality. that's a fact, as confirmed by that awful sight of our young men and women having to defend our own congress against domestic actions by people who are loyal to president trump. >> jesse: katie, do you take issue with anything that your colleague juan just said? >> katie: i'm glad that the national guard is in town. i love the capitol building. being protected from people who want to do the people inside of it harmon who want to destroy it. let's not forget nancy pelosi wrote a letter over the summer to the president appalled that