jesse: that's right. kennedy: jesse, jesse watters, i love "watters world." lue lives matter. they're doing a great job protecting the city, all of the cities across the country. kennedy: that's why chiefs come here to new york city to find out about the ground breaking law enforcement that takes place every day, especially tonight here in times square where you have to keep the party going. you have to make sure that people feel safe, protected and happy and at the same time looking out for their best interest from every corner. jesse: the party is under way. keep tweeting us using the hashtag foxnews2018. and stay with us. kennedy: absolutely. ♪ ♪ ♪ jesse: welcome back to the crossroads of the world. we're almost frozen solid the new year's eve. but we're going to soldier on. here with me, actor, my friend within stephen baldwin. are you doing all right? >> it's a little chilly here in times square but such a treat and honor to be here to celebrate new year's eve. jesse: just got back from overseas. welcome back to the country. i'm surprised they let you bac

jesse: that would be jake tapper. >> greg: he has strong arms. caring eyes. jake tapper. tonight at 9:00 9:00 after "macgyver." juan? >> juan: i guess it would have to be jesse because i would be watching his show, i see jessesomeone to stand him up straight." >> jesse: i'm not saving you anymore." >> greg: kimberly, last person you saw on tv trying to save yo you? >> kimberly: i hope he saves me . cavuto? >> greg: very difficult. it's going to be those -- they were just on. they would have to save me. they would have to come in their little rescue band. it will be just like scooby doo, the cars for kids. >> kimberly: throw them in the back. >> greg: last question from addie p. i would love to know what all the papers say that are in front of everyone. jesse? >> jesse: minds it says jesse. that's it. that's all i've got. >> greg: juan? >> juan: they give us research for every segment of the show. we started off with the argument about the shutdown. we read articles put out by various publications left and right. also statistics and consequences. we are well-informed when we show up when we are talking. >> greg: dana, what do you have more than that though? >> dana: i have my thing, my one more thing, which

need this mirror. >> juan: jesse, you spend a lot of time in front of the mirror. >> jesse: how do you know that that? >> juan: i have reports. i went to the brain room. >> jesseve sources. >> juan: what do you think? >> jesse: yeah, i can tell me when i cut my head during black friday, is that healing. it's not healing very well. there is a major gash. >> kimberly: it's better than it was. >> jesse: because i have a ton of makeup on. >> juan: don't worry about it. you look great. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ >> dana: it's time for "one more thing." kimberly. >> kimberly: thank you. >> dana: you are so welcome. so civil. >> kimberly: i want to celebrate something that's very fantastic. i love programs like this because i love the u.s. military. this is a really unique program that takes those that have been highly trained and skilled and served this country. the hero veterans program that combats child sex trafficking. the human exploitation rescue operative is designed for wounded, injured, ill transitioning service members and veterans. they receive extensive training, high-tech computer forensics, law enforcement, federal agents in the fight to protect ch

jesse jesse let me jump in here out of this and say to the great ok hang on let me jump in and robert let me go to rob before we go to the break here i think one of the interesting things that i find very curious here is that it's hard to tell what is truly happening because if you just go into these echo chambers it's all bad or it's all good and i don't believe either one of them go ahead rob well i'm a political centrist. a left leaning political centrist and as you have said to me you're a right leaning political centrist peter and we need more of that that's what this country is based on bipartisanship and dealmaking i think a big problem we're having here with. looking at anything that the trumpet ministration has accomplished or not accomplished is he can't keep his mouth shut and his fingers off those tweets because somebody says it needs to he you and i and this was a commentator who doesn't care for him to let me finish please jesse if trump just remained silent and did not tweet and did not make the stupid comments that he made he probably have a much higher rating right now in popularity with the country with. it's a lot of people but you can't seem to control yourself would you not because of the motional a quote about child ok jessie twenty second would you not be out of her about would you not be an artist about if the president wasn't tweeted if he was a beacon up we would know to true what you door because the liberal media hate media hate him so much they are not talking about his those thousands because they know why you didn't know the empat he was having on his card to get gentlemen positive to jump in yeah they hate him so much they go away and so we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on gaslighting stay with r.t. . here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us actually to pull on. the only show i go out of my way to find you know wh

jesse. >> jesse: i want to thank joe norton working the stadium. he knows what i'm talking about. thank you very much. >> dana: tell us. >> jesse my man ryan for hooking up the tickets. i appreciate this. >> greg: what is this? who carried in your pipe? [laughter] >> jesse: tonight i'm going to be on "the story" with martha. she is a big patriots fan and i'm an eagles fan. maybe some bets will be placed. we will talk about that tonight. she can bust my chops. i think i think everybody thinks the patriots cheated so we are going to be talking about that. >> dana: all right, kimberly guilfoyle. >> kimberly: sad news for us here at the five and the fox news channel. we are mourning the loss of one of our crew members. yesterday our video operator brian sterling passed away. brian was a vital part of the fox news team, working at the channel for eight years and on their show for the majority of his tenure. had a wonderful demeanor and was always someone who had a smile on his face. you couldn't have known a nicer man. he leaves behind a wife, his 13-year-old son, and a 16-year-old daughter. they are in our thoughts and in our praye

jesse: greg made some great points. i would say it's not a crime to be a jerk. there's a lot of guys that are groups out there. >> greg: you prove that, jesse jesse. >> kimberly: look's face. >> jesse: juan wants to call a lawyer. what's happening now is your trivializing real sexual misconduct when a bad date is splashed all over the internet as something in the "me too" movement. it is starting to find the guardrails. they are getting a little loose and going around the corner and bumping up against some stuff. bad dates is not in the "me too" movement. half of the stuff was consensual. she could have left at any time. i said yesterday, bring the slap back. girls, slap them in the face. nothing is going to get a guys attention like a nice brisk slap. that's going to end things quickly. >> juan: my take on this is of course that the "me too" movement is about the power relationship and people who are abused and that power relationship. a young woman who wants to be a movie star on harvey weinstein's couch. that's an abusive relationship. we are talking about actual assault or rape. but in terms of corporate america, a lot of this is about deep pockets and companie

jesse, christopher wray, do you trust him? >> jesse: i trust anyone he has emailed and texts. where did the text go? >> kimberly: all right. >> juan: screaming is not effective. >> jessei'm not defending anything. >> kimberly: to dana perino. >> dana: a lot of smoke coming from a lot of different directions. where there is smoke there is a lot of different fire. people under investigation all the time. former governor chris christie for example. things can happen along the way but the investigations take a lot of time. americans tune into the news because it's almost entertainment now. we expect something new every day. i think that's why you have these different entities which in one narrative. oh, yeah, if you're going to put up the thing about the missing text, i will put out there that the mueller investigation interviewed the attorney general and the former fbi director. >> greg: they are all equal. they are all, like, pros and cons. they need to have a lost and found for missing texts. somebody has to invent that. i lost 50,000 texts. surely somebody could find them. >> dana: i think they will probably find them. >> greg: the size of a small car. >> dana: they d

jesse: he's getting aggressive there. >> i wouldn't say aggressive, he's just reef positioning. jesse: has the llama ever attack anybody? >> i have never seen a llama attack anyone. jesseare they angry animals? >>er in docile animals. jesse: do the students at college need therapy animals? do you think that makes them weak? >> i any they need a distraction. it could be whether it's alpacas, llamas, puppies, kittens. it's got a piece of hay in its mouth. see if you can take it out. i think you can do it. jesse: oh, god i touched his lips. nice and easy. you said it had no teeth. >> you can do it. jesse: okay. i got it. i am going to leave it down on the grounds. you don't want to eat that, do you? >> i don't think he does. jesse: why a llama as opposed to a turtler cat or something more domesticated. >> you were just brushing him and enjoying the softness of his fiber? jesse: but i actually feel more stressed now since i had my interaction with the llama. his name is twist? his friend shout is home watching hopefully. jesse: i like what you did with that. actually it's got soft fur. >> he's a surrey. it's a fiber more like hair. so do you want to brush him? we'll move h

jesse: if you want to make america great again, you have got to fight the fight. adam, thank you very much. >> absolutely, jesse, thank you very much. jesseto destress. it's happening in our schools. we have one on set next. >> what is that thing? okay. all right. all right. okay! is it going to bite me? >> not really. jesse: do you say happy holidays or merry christmas? >> both. jesse: we all know i have a big fever animals so my producers thought it would be fun to bring one into the studio? why? because some college snowflakes are so stressed during exams schools are providing therapy animals to pet. with us noise an emotional support llama, and its trainer andrea. so why do you need an animal like this to calm down? >> i think it benefits of these animals are generally, they are fairly docile. they are easy to care for. jesse: can i pet it? >> on his neck. not on his head. jesse: if you are a snowflake at berkeley where they are bringing in these animals, how is this supposed to make you feel better during exams. >> it's a distraction to the stress exams bring to the students and take a break from studying and enjoy something unusual.

jesse. they are saying it causes global warming, all of it. it's unbelievable to me. what about the children, jesse? eat sandwiches. >> jessedon't touch the lunchables. americans won't tolerate environmental wackos -- they say we have to recycle, not the aerosol cans. we say okay. then they come after the meat and no. we are drawing the headline hamburgers and hotdogs. they already talked about we can't drive certain cars. they have said something about sodas. they won't let us drink sodas. it's got to the point where it's become ridiculous and they are -- kerry i had two hotdogs today. no bond. >> jesse: no bond? >> kimberly: i didn't have any bonds. there was nothing. i use a little spicy mustard. i had pepperoni today too. >> greg: you are going to be doing this in ten years when you are my age. no more bread. you're going to be eating nothing but meat. >> jesse: what's wrong with brad? >> greg: carbohydrates, sugar makes you fat. >> jesse: i'm not so sure about that. >> kimberly: what kind of diet are you on now? what happened over the holidays? juan, what do you have to say about this? >> juan: let me say what is surpr

can govern ourselves. >> katie: jesse, if new california because the state, should they build a wall? >> jesse: who would pay for it? >> katie: old california. >> jessethink they shouldn't do this, you have to add another start of the flag. i like 50. if you are going to break it up in two, you have to drop hawaii to keep it even at 50. >> greg: [laughs] how about 52? >> jesse: may be. i like the way it is. you have to sew new flags. >> juan: i bet the flag would be made in china. >> katie: make the stars a little smaller. greg, questions about california. everyone thinks this is a beautiful utopia of rich beautiful people. it's actually the capital, poverty capital. >> greg: this movement is more preferable than the movement you find in downtown l.a. which has turned into turd village. if you are in l.a., it's especially around skid row, there is a joke in there but it's too grim. it's terrible. it's horrible. i don't blame anybody was there because california has kind of like your broke uncle who acts rich. he picks up the tab, he owes every bookie 100g's. the time for paying up is closing in. >> katie: kimberly, what do you think? >> kimberly: i d

jesse. >> jesse: i love jay z. i just think he's getting soft. >> kimberly: you must not need anything from him right now. super bowl tickets. >> greg: he doesn't deal anymore, so you don't need anything. >> jesseg, i told you that in confidence. your feelings are hurt and you are a rapper. come on. and then you're saying black unemployment, record low and he is saying it's not about money. every song he sings is about getting more money. trump's tone is polite queens english compared to some of his lyrics. i think they have a lot more in common than they realize. they love money. they love women. they love attention. they both have big mouths. >> greg: they are equals. they are. it's a different generation. >> kennedy: wouldn't you like to hear a conversation between the two of them. >> greg: i think they would play golf. a >> jesse: before trump became president, jay z would love to hang out with him. >> kimberly: it is hypocritical. jay z obviously has a voice. he's very talented. he could use it in a more effective, powerful way to help in the black community and as it relates to jobs and whatnot. president said he was going to try to do it and earn the bones and improve the on employment n

jesse: is that a good idea? they might listen. >> they called the president, he has dementia web's an idiot. he's not mature according to marie harf. but jesse, i'm from brooklyn, president trump is from queens. this is what we do. we mess with people. that's it. jesse: after years of messing with people they still haven't gone the that that's what he does. they act surprised every time. >> they hyperventilate over things he says. you said earlier in the show that button with kim jong-un -- jesse: little rocket man. >> that's perfect because he's mocking him and belittling him. i have got a bigger button than you. kim jong-un responds an looks like a child. trump is laying it out there. i love the guy. nobody knows what to expect from him and it's awesome. jesse: for the democrats to say trump is a madman. they lost to a madman. how does that make them look? i would rethink that whole line of attack. scott, i have got to run. but it was great to have you. any last words to baldwin? do you want to promote anything? i've got nothing to promote. jesse, always good to see you. jesse: mugshot mania in "watters world," new segment which we are going to debut. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. metastatic and it spread to my bones. time is

jesse: are you going to davos? anthony: i am. jesse: you are going to get made fun of. anthony: i'm back at work. jesse: that's work over there? heard it's the nicest junket you have ever seen. anthony: if you come over with your camera and microphone half the population will not turn out for it. maybe next year you can parachute in. jesse: anthony scaramucci are you psyched for the wall to be built in right now it's taking forever. anthony: i think the president has done an amazing job. he started out with chief of staff kelly in reducing illegal immigration. it's hard to say paw want illegal immigration in your country. milton freedman said you have to have a tough border or it will disrupt the economy. chief of staff kelly has done an amazing job on that. the president wants the wall. that was part of his campaign promise. when you look at his campaign promises, hitting on all cylinders. my guess is the wall is going to happen. jesse: you think the wall will happen this year? they are breaking ground? anthony: i don't know, because it's washington. jesse: chief of staff kelly said he evolved on the wall. and you are not supp

jesse: yes. i am the true hero. >> dana: how long did it take you to warm up? >> a couple hours. but i had a few drinks. >> greg: you weren't drinking there. >> jesse: no, i would never do that. i liked your bed, one of your new year's resolutions to be more patient with jessea: i think that's when i can keep. i am very, very patient. i thought it was impressive that you are out there that long. >> jesse: thank you. richard was out there longer than i was. >> richard: we got out there at 7:00. it was a good show. we talked about alcohol. we were handing out footballs. >> greg: did you use the bathroom? >> richard: no, i did not use the bathroom. i was wearing depends. >> dana: don't say that. >> greg: they are our sponsor. >> jesse: kimberly, you picked the best year. >> kimberly: i am the best one. dana perino officially retired me. very good. to be honest, i would've loved to be there with you but saying no was difficult. not. you did a great job. very funny. kennedy did an awesome job >> dana: i like how she handled the lady. >> jesse: cnn had a different kind of sideshow this year. this is for real. >> i thought i would get a gas mask with me. what's on the other end? a bong. i don't think this is really what a gas mask is used for. wow, okay. >> legal.

jesse: we are watching the trump show and it's on at 5:00. >> kimberly: i think it's on that purpose. >> jesse: like you said, the media being more fair and balanced. either that, or he's just branding them phony losers. >> greg: like rahm emanuel. now he's doing this. he didn't do it under obama. that's so weird to me. >> jessedon't think the media has enough self-awareness to course correct. if i were the cnn people, i would make fun of his hair. focus on north korea and laugh about it. >> kimberly: they are humorless. >> jesse: it's like a press genocide and we are all victims in the first amendment is under attack. >> greg: team clinton still losing it over the "vanity fair" knitting video. when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in delicious fruit drops. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ which means everyone has access to our real reviews that we actually verify. and we can also verify that what goes down, [ splash, toilet flush ] doesn't always come back up. find a great plumber at angie's list. join today for free. >> pick up a ne

jesse: pedal to the metal. katie: be careful saying bill clinton is riding dirty. i don't know what that means and i don't want to think about it. jesse: megyn kelly and jane fonda up next. i'm molly line, now back to "watters world." jesse: may can kelly reigniting her feud with jane fonda which began when she asked her about her plastic surgery. fonda still very upset by her question. >> how long have you two known each other? >> 50 years. before your first facelift. >> i was stunned, it was so inappropriate. it showed she wasn't that good an interviewer. >> i have no regrets about that question. nor am i in the market for a lesson from jane fonda about ways and is not appropriate. look at her treatment of our military during the vietnam war. many of our veterans still call her hanoi jane. jesse: but the journalists at "the view" are questioning her integrity. >> i have never seen a journalist do something like that. >> who is a journalist? jesse: joining us with reaction, joe concha, for someone who has had work done like yourself. what do you make of this? >> i think megyn kelly was in the right here. jane fonda brought up in multiple interviews that she had cosmetic work done. jesse: i like the fact that megyn came

jesse hartnett from talking to the crowd of photographers and reporters waiting as he leaves court. inside nine women and three men of the jury watched grizzly images of hartnett under brutal assault. >> absolutely amazed that jess jesse open here to sit in this trial. we're blessed to have him here. but, upping, regardless of what takes place certainly in my humble opinion mr. archer should be held accountable for his actions. >> reporter: his alleged attacker a 32-year-old edward archer wearing white and armed with a pistol archer is alleged to have emptied his weapon at hartnett as he sat in his cruiser at 60th and spruce near midnight january 7th of 2016. the attack captured on video later archer admits to his cri crime. >> he gave a confession that night which everybody doesn't. so irrespective of what he said his motives were that evening, he gave one. >> reporter: in court, archer slumped in his chair turning away from the pictures of the bloody crime scene. he's declared an allegiance to terrorism season rejecting the hem of his court appointed lawyers. his attorney michael cord thursday calling officer jesse hartnett a hero. >> 13 rounds fired at close range and him able to exit that vehicle and defend himsel

jesse: why are at me? >> dana: the more i get to know just a come more i like him, which is strange. >> jesse: you didn't like me before you met me? >> dana: i didn't really know you. >> jesseng on dana dana. >> brian: who would know that my segment would bring you and jesse closer together. let me tell you what's coming up next, unless you have a different rundown at home. joining president trump in condemning fake canoes. can you believe it? it's >> marie: pope francis and president trump don't often ci time but there is one issue they are both giving lip service to: fake news. the president often uses the term as a rallying cry but now the pontiff's warning against the evil dangers of misinformation in his new world communication message. he calls fake news "evil, sign of intelligence intolerance and hypersensitive attitudes and leads only to misinformation and arrogance." francis pointed out the genesis of fake news, the beginning of time when eve was tempted to take an apple from the garden of eden based on deception from the serpent. >> brian: let's start with the book of genesis. we have to get over it. bad move by eve. let's turn the page. >> kimberly: blame it on e

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jesse: i agree. i think that was the best part. juan, did you have a favorite part? >> juan: one thing i liked about it? >> jesse: besides the end. >> juan: that was it. took a long time to get to the good part, which was the end. i thought it was going to be conciliatory, to quote greg. extending the olive branch, saying it's time for unity and a divided country any didn't do it. he disappointed me. i always think donald trump is going to become presidential in this moment. he's finally going to put on the jacket and act like the president. and he always -- i am like charlie brown on the football with this guy. yesterday, what did he do? instead of offering to unify the country, he doubled down on all of his talking points. >> greg: the talking points were about unity. >> juan: no, it wasn't. >> greg: about americans. >> juan: even if it was about americans, it would be all america. what he is doing -- no >> greg: what did he leave out? >> juan: something so dramatic, what he said about immigrants, as a family, they are a black family whose children were killed by members of ms-13. these people are crying. they are emotive. it's a little bit oh, boy. he had several people who were crying and upset. he used that quite strategically, as a dramatic reality show. >> greg: no one has ever done that before. >> juan: i don't know if it's appropriate that i will leave it to the audience to judge. then you stop and think wait a minute. he is demonizing all illegal immigrants as if they are members of ms-13. >> jessei think you are conflating it, and the american people did not conflate it. >> juan: never occurred to anybody at all and talking about -- >> jesse: some about all of branch right now and is talking about infrastructure. >> president trump: america is a nation of builders. we built the empire state building in just one year. isn't it a disgrace that it can now take ten years just to get a minor permit approved for the building of a simple road. i am asking both parties to come together to give us safe, fast, reliable, moderate infrastructure that our economy needs and our people deserve. >> jesse: has a major component of this 2018 agenda. we believe the democrats would get on board since they've been pushing for new infrastructure spending for the last eight years. >> greg: i think democrats were given something there and people like me aren't crazy about it. i hear infrastructure and i hear tons and tons of spending that ends up not at infrastructure. it always goes somewhere else. i

jesse: i hope so. we need a resolution on that front. weed is legal now in california. you guys think that's a good idea? >> i think it's dank. jesse: have you noticed a difference in the vibe in california since they legalized it. ed the lines are longer. that's the big jest difference. jesses to wait in line. i love having you on the show. you guise are one of the best guests we have on "watters world." >> you are the best at having us as your guest. jesse: i'm a le jenlds in your thais and i love it. have a good night tonight. i know the night it young out in l.a. do your thing and keep it chill. >> thank you. jesse: you have next. last call. each year sarah climbs 58,007 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. vof hundreds of families, he'se hmost proud of the one the heads he's kept over his own. brand vo: get paid twice as fast with quickbooks smart invoicing. quick

let's be honest. >> jesse: this is my greg gutfeld imitation. jesse's aardvark fat shaming news.on the scale. they are trying to weigh it. instead of taking off the scale, they posted the poor fact aardvark's video on youtube to fat shaming that. i think that's wrong. >> dana: when does it get hair hair? >> kimberly: that is not a fat aardvark. okay, in other news. greg, say nothing. there is two amazing things by the pope today. first he married a flight attendant. >> greg: they are not allowed! >> kimberly: a couple. he stopped the motorcade in chile to help an officer who fell off her horse. what happened was they were married in a civil ceremony, and then they hadn't been able to get a church service. this is the other video. he said he will do it and perform the service. it's amazing. that was fantastic. very excited. the last one was to stop when you saw the woman. >> juan: that was considerate. never too late to praise the lord or edwin hawkins. the singer of the gospel classic "oh happy day" died. she recorded the grammy award-winning track to track tape, never intending

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jesse, it's going to be a lot of heat coming from the right. >> jesse: he loves it and he's dealt with at his whole life. >> juan: i am all for it because i think you would be taking heat principally from the freedom caucus and the sean hannity world. >> jesseand immigration plan with love and he can get away with things of been like that because he talked about taking out all the bad hombres. >> juan: you have 200,000 all salvadorans who were here as a matter of a voucher, some kind of benefit because of the chaos in el salvador and then apply the same standard to the haitia, nicaraguans. he has alienated just about everybody south of the border. and i don't know if now he's willing to alienate his hard right supporters. >> kimberly: let's not alienate greg on our border. >> greg: i was about to go to another show. i left it when he called it a bill of love. that explosion you heard afterwards was ann coulter's head. donald trump is going to make a deal. he is working the assumption that if you are for trump you will accept any kind of trump therein. i happen to believe he's right. when you saw today, and i don't think you can underplay what you saw today. what you saw today was something no president really has done. this is the most tran

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jesse weber. jesse, you know i look at this, i say, okay maybe he wanted to fire him, but he didn't, and if you're going to try and get an obstruction of justice charge to stick, you know, wanting to do something and actually doing it are two different things? >> trish, when we say order, the president had no authority to make an order to fire mueller. that only person that can fire mueller is the deputy ag, rod rosenstein. now -- trish: if he couldn't do it thousandhow do you get to obstruction? >> i love being on your show, but no reason we should talk about this. the problem is, the president wanted to interfear. he had every right to provide his recommendation for good cause why mueller should not be a the past investigation but he did nothing wrong. what i find extremely unsettling is the fact that a conversation between the president and white house counsel is now in the news. now i know there is no attorney/client privilege because he represents the government but that the president can't have conversation with white house counsel without it being distributed across the media, that is the problem be trish. that is what we should be talking about. trish: jesse, you can understand, i can certainly understand how the president might felt on this one, probably still feels on this one. you look at mueller's team, you have shown the viewers numerous stories on this, the deck is kind of stacked against him. he has all these lawyers, many of whom donated to democratic campaigns and, you know, if i'm the president, i'm saying what the heck, can't you find some lawyers in d.c. that anybody not donate to hillary clinton or barack obama or the democrats? that in and of itself shows some bias. they don't have the political neutrality that i think is needed in a specific case like this one, your thoughts? >> trish i'm, so happy you brought this up because the majority, i will say certain newspapers and media outlets are saying trump wanted to fire mueller because of reasons that really aren't just. i agree with them, but they don't count all the other reasons that you're talking about. the fact his team was filled with anti-trump components. the fact th

. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams juan williams, dana perino, and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we are back in new york after a big day on capitol hill. big night for president trump addressing the nation and a deeply divided congress about the state of our union. it was an inspiring speech filled with emotional moments honoring heroes, america's following, freedom fighters, and more. he made a call for bipartisan unity that was met at times with resistance from many democrats in the room. we are going to break all that down for you throughout the

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jesse: i hope so. we need a resolution on that front. weed is legal now in california. you guys think that's a good idea? >> i think it's dank. jesse: have you noticed a difference in the vibe in california since they legalized it. ed the lines are longer. that's the big jest difference. jessets to wait in line. i love having you on the show. you guise are one of the best guests we have on "watters world." >> you are the best at having us as your guest. jesse: i'm a le jenlds in your thais and i love it. have a good night tonight. i know the night it young out in l.a. do your thing and keep it chill. >> thank you. jesse: you have next. last call. ♪ ♪ohhhhhh, ou! guess what i just got? uh! ♪i used to be spellbound hello again. ♪i used to be spellbound hi. ♪i used to be spellbound that's a big phone. ♪in your arms. [screams] ah, my phone. ♪you built the flame ♪that warms my heart, ♪but lying and cheating .. friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance

jesse, what do you make of this? >> jesse: i think sessions should crackdown on leakers instead of pot. i think states' rights should overrule it but if you're going to do with the right way, have congress step in. listen, colorado, i think he lost that state by 5%. oregon, he lost. he lost california. vermont, he lost big. the states and have it i don't think our trump estates. there could be some politics at play but as you said, this is moving forward fast. if they get it in florida, the problems that florida already has, if you add legal weed to the knicks in florida, we are going to be doing a florida story every day. >> greg: might be a good thing. >> jesseown? >> greg: everybody has a right to their own oblivion. most bad behavior is due to alcohol, let's be honest. everything bad i have done in my life. >> kimberly: i knew it. regret island, that is greg and his short robe. new controversy over immigration comments from president trump. that's next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com ♪ >> dana: we gave you nancy pelosi earlier. now president trump is getting heat from comments he made today about immigration reform. during talks with lawmakers about restoring protections for immigrants, the president reportedly said "why are we having all these people from countries come here? i'm not going to get bleeped. what a way to end the day? >> jesse: i think it's either fake news. if it's true, this is how the forgotten men and women in america talk at t

. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." democrats and the liberal media on a new terror today to prove president trump is unfit to lead. the day started off with another meltdown from the left over tough language used at last week's immigration meeting. >> you are under oath. you and others in that room that suddenly cannot remember, your silence and amnesia is complicity. when dick durbin called

jesse: that's against the law just there. hold it, ned. >> doj and f.b.i. >> jesse: let me broaden it out. you have this issue and then you have the dossier that was paid for to dig up fake dirt on trump with the russians. then you have uranium one and now you have pay to play at the clinton foundation being looked at by the d.o.j.. >> allegations. >> jesselooking at it. that's two, three, four issues, hezbollah, they go soft on hezbollah to do the iran deal. >> allegations. >> jesse: it involved hillary clinton that are being looked at by the department of justice. that's a lot considering that most of the allegations are regarding donald trump and they haven't found anything on him. >> they haven't found anything and doing this investigation -- >> jesse: one at a time. one at a time. ned, you can respond. >> you know what? i think a lot of us find highly suspect any investigations done under the d.o.j. under eric holder and loretta lynch and the f.b.i. with james comey because of the political nature that i think the d.o.j. and f.b.i. were under under those three and their leadership. i think we need to go back. conclude these investigations and get to the bottom of it. was it is pay the play scheme? was the clinton foundation a slush fund? why did the uranium one deal take place? if you look at some stuff taking place the bruce ohr, t

jesse, what he's doing is taking the little people to make it so that the elites don't look so bad. look. we have hairstylists. makeup, caterers. >> jesse: my butler and my driver. >> greg: my footman. >> jessewho was the woman on "the view" or one of those things we said we need open borders because someone has to clean the bathrooms. that's what it comes off as. nbc comes out and promotes this whole presidency of oprah. because she did a "me too" speech but nbc covered up for matt lauer and then spiked the weinstein exclusive. i don't really know what nbc wants. you can't have it both ways. >> greg: dana, i forgot about that. nbc tweeted that oprah was going to be the next president, and they pulled the tweet. >> dana: nbc said they had outsourced twitter that night to a third-party who had tweeted that so that's why they deleted it. i know how twitter works. it's not that hard and you don't have to hire a third-party. >> greg: no, no. just have a party. my tweets are remarkably mild, i believe. well received. across the board, well received. that's enough. i don't think we will be speaking about the golden globes at least for another year. >> kimberly: we will be talking about oprah. >> d

jesse jackson for moral authority on race? when have they ever said jesse jackson said it's true, it's true. when have they used jesseays is a piece of evidence the other thing is that jesse jackson is not an elected official. i'm not looking to him to speak on donald trump because he's not in office right now. he doesn't have the power of the senate, he doesn't have the power of the house. i'm asking senate republicans to denounce him because they're in power in the same way i would ask jesse jackson if he were the speaker of the house but he's not and to throw in that jesse jackson distraction is bonkers to me and as far as his heart, i don't care what donald trump's heart. i'm worried about what donald trump says and does and he has shown himself to be racist. >> we've got to wrap it there but you, mark have asked for republican leaders to denounce the president. denounce or defend. you are a leader, say something. >> do something. >> that's the request. thank you both. >>> thanks. >>> well, the white house says that the president is in excellent health after donald trump gets his first known physical since taking

. ♪ >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters, dana perinofeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." tonight stunning new revelations on anti-trump bias of the fbi. as you know, two agents removed from the mueller investigation exchanged tens of thousands of texts, many disparaging president trump who they were investigating. according to two lawmakers, peter strzok and lisa page also spoke of a secret society formed at the fbi after mr. trump's election. >> the day after

jesse: i think they are not there because president obama tried to show them up to their face on the last state of the union. >> juan: you go so far back. >> jesse: do you remember that? i have a memory. i know you don't, but i do. >> juan: donald trump, all you have to remember is the first year of donald trump and how divisive he's been. >> jesse't divisive, juan? >> juan: not like this guy. he has the lowest approval ratings in history. for this moment, i don't see how you can say the people who are saying this is not a good president and i am objecting and making it clear by not showing up, that they are to blame. that's ridiculous. >> kimberly: what are they really going to accomplish? >> dana: press back home and that's probably what they care about the most. >> kimberly: is it in the best interest of the country, greg, they're going to sit out and take a knee? >> greg: i don't know. >> kimberly: i want to remind you you're getting paid to be here. >> dana: there is 1:30 left. >> greg: and then we have to have to do another whole segment about this. this messy sotu. i >> dana: our final thoughts are going to be awesome. >> kimberly: sit on one of those hand warmers. >> greg: i am. it's not working. my butt is cold, like my hearts. >> kimberly: the people boycotting who don't want to be there. >> jesse: i would ignore it, i