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judges? to greg gutfeld.? >> it's abba. do you need the of the song?cker: all right, we are 2-2. the contestants, final question. here in new york city, researchers are about to begin work on a new census. this time they are not counting people, however. they are focusing on a smalln furry creature in central park. what kind of animal is it? >> no, are they counting? o i was waiting. you have to read the script. >> she is reading the teleprompter. >> tucker: you are not allowed to read the teleprompter.. >> i win. >> i don't think -- there is no answer. >> tucker: when you have cable news anchors on your show, things can fall apart. let me check with the judges really quick. the judges say the host of the program is allowed to ad lib on his own scripts. i think that's -- she's reading it. so greg gutfeld, what is the answer? >> i'm going to say squirrels. >> tucker: why would it not be rats? is it squirrels? >> new york city is about to conduct its first official squirrel census next week, volunteers are needed. >> tucker: this is literally the most co

judge jeanine: that's not right. jasper likes to fish. what's not smart about that? >> greg: they have not invented a single thing. hey invented? the judge had to cope pigs. i wanted them to be drug pigs. i got them for the police department. >> juan: a drug pigs? >> dana: we had a test today to receive a presidential alert, in case there's an emergency. national emergency system. you might have gotten it on your phone. it was just a test. >> juan: that was mine. unbelievable. usually these things go off and it's an amber alert or they have silver alerts for the elderly. but it is controlled by state and local government. this is the first time you had a national government, the president now controls going out, sending it. everybody gets it. it's dangerous on one level. because you think suddenly -- >> greg: i was going to say. >> dana: it would be that if it was hacked. somebody else chose a stupid dog story. your dog is probably dumber than you think. >> jesse: i chose the text alert. >> dana: who chose the dog thing again? >> judge jeanine: i said i did did. nobody listens to me. i did it. >> dana: i am sorry.

judge jeanine: it's even worse than that. it's not like ten years. it's the fact, what do they do for a living? they don't think. they memorize lines of the people right. >> gregoh, well, we kind of do that too. everybody has a right to an opinion, but we have to be able to analyze and say where are they in the road to life? >> judge jeanine: what do they know? what's their experience? what is it based on? i'm famous so therefore believe me and everyone in my ilk. >> jesse: he has piles of notes. >> greg: i didn't get to my notes. >> juan: a couple weeks ago you told me kanye west, he's great. he's so smart. talk about a hallowing surprise. >> greg: that has nothing to do with his stance on trump. >> juan: back when he was 17 i knew nothing. how about donald trump? he's a celebrity politician. >> jedidiah: they were talking about the right of kanye west to have an opinion. >> greg: you are attacking him for other reasons, juan. >> juan: using profanity and republicans loved it. >> jesse: i will say no one on this side called oprah or any of these other taylor swift people mentally ill. >> juan: kanye said -- >> jesse: no one said a lot of disgusting things abo

people who are going to criticize you because you're normally a critic of the president. >> judge jeanine: gregt that he seems to be saying everything we are all saying and that is a bar fight with a piece of ice as well as a 30-year-old letter, and adolescent basically saying we are going to puke and we are a bunch of obnoxious drunks, it shouldn't be relevant to you and you are 53. >> greg: who knew trump was the great uniter. bret is coming around. i think what this bret is talking about is that trump spoke to people's sense of fairness. the democrats missed this. there are millions of people who don't just see themselves in ford but they also see themselves in kavanaugh as well and they have brothers. they have sons. they have fathers. as much as stevens doesn't like trump, he understands, the point i was talking about yesterday, trump is willing to share the risk. he doesn't give a dam about what people think. he is 7473. he's able to take the slings and arrows by saying what's with this one drink thing? he is willing to take the heat so other people don't and that's why it's refreshing. >

he can't show the judge viable cases let's take greg abbott. judge ramis has said this is a racially discriminatory. it has a racially discriminatory impact. they come back. this is a racially discriminatory intent. texas comes back. we have voter fraud. show me. and he will point to two cases. what a lie that is. it emerged out of that crazy election in 2000. this happened in st. louis. where you had republicans talking about we have massive ramp it voter fraud. they purged 50,000 voters mostly in democratic precincts. and when they went to vote their names aren't on the list. the coworkers send them downtown. [applause]. i would not dare this keep that opportunity. i get it. but a woman got it done. i love your conversation about texas. one thing we may be don't know that i want to ask you about. when we looked at that area. i think they might want to know how much texas actually voted. one of the key pieces. they have a rule that only primary. it was not voted for the republican. with the white primary. texas took the lead. only white people

judges. is it fair? >> gregrson brings up kind of a logical argument about the consequences of waiving the caravan through, they are called bigots or xenophobic or racist. that way, by scaring people and not actually saying the logical consequences, i do think that helps. the troops are telling you something very clear. this is not happening. the caravan is destined to fail. these feeding this spectacle with cameras and emotional testimony, they are not helping anybody. if you think you care, but you are actually driving the caravan that's expanding and multiplying because essentially you are saying keep going. keep going. they are going to meet an army. it's not going to happen. for the democrats, this is what happens when your ideas are brought to a logical conclusion, complete with visual. >> juan: dana, the fact that there's still more than a thousand miles away, we already have 2100 troops on the border. trump is talking about sending 800 more. >> dana: wants to send troops to the border not just to deal wi

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

david: greg, should judge kavanaugh become a justice, appears he will, in the supreme court, will all of this affect his term? >> i hope not. i hope that with time more americans will get past this really divisive period and take some comfort in this additional fbi review. i think we're going to learn more about the shadiness and fabricated nature of some of the charges made against him. i hope with time, there will be some healing. there is no doubt that america is very divide and divided about some of the big questions the courts are. there will be lasting damage to about the supreme court and senate as well. david: greg, aneke, great to see you both. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. david: if there is that healing process, susan collins had a lot to do with it with her final statement. melissa: that would be very nice. chris coons on "fox & friends" sounding more conciliatory. maybe people in the senator -- david: predicting he would become justice. so we'll see. melissa: maybe we can pull it together at this point. that would be nice. >>> the battle over kavanaugh even

greg: surprisingly. kat: i can do both quickly. i can say first of all, no judge on eating glue. en i was a child i used to love to eat the delicious rock results that they use to melt the snow. greg: yes, yes. kat: and i was quite popular in the third grade. as for the mob mentality it was not just hillary clinton but eric holder saying when they go low, kick them. not only is that not nice but also not very effective as if i'm on the ground and someone is kicking me i'm not going to be thinking i would love to thoughtfully consider this person's views on healthcare and immigration. i'm thinking why is this [bleep] kicking me and so if they really want to have these meaningful dialogue about issues and make a change then you have to be civ civil. greg: have to move on but i still don't understand someone from the hollywood reporter called me and tommy why you would do that's right when you call the hollywood reporter and you're a movie industry journal. i don't understand it. if only there was a story about a producer raping people for 25 years. maybe that's a story they could've

determination or to provide the facts that corroborate one way or the other what the judge's position is. >> thank you. greg, thank you. betsy, thanks to you as well. do appreciate your time. >> we're going to have much more on this story including speaking out. a kavanaugh accuser whose claims are being investigated by the fbi. just spoke to nbc news about her allegations saying she felt, among other things, disposable. >>> trump on the trail, the president's message to voters, his knocks on democrats and how the party's doing as it stares down the midterms. >>> and obama's picks, president obama just releasing his latest round of endorsements, the notable names on that list and the notable omissions. ♪ carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus

voter fraud to justify his actions he cannot prove it he cannot show the judge viable cases or take gray gavitt. [laughter] - - greg abbott. [laughter] he has gone to court repeatedly over voter id. this is racially discriminatory to have a racially discriminatoryri impact as well as the intent and he says we have voter fraud massive rampant voter fraud. how many? massive. how many? massive. really? yes. show me. and he appointed two aces. so when these advocates cannot even bring those cases before a judge it begins to tell you what a lie that is to emerge out of that crazy election in 2000. we remember that election it just happens in st. louis with republicans talking about massive rampant voter fraud because it had illegally purged 50000 voters it is supposed to be a democratic precinct but when people went to vote the poll workers send them downtown it was a hot mess in legal term terms. >> we do have a lawyer who has entered the house. [applause] . >> i wouldn't dare deny him this opportunity because he has been waiting for so long. but a woman got it done until then. [laughter] [applause] . >> i love your co

republicans are confident they can make the judge a justice and do so probably between 10:00 a.m. and noon on saturday. "the five" is next. ♪ >> gregi am greg gutfeld with tucker carlson, yes, that guy. juan williams, jesse watters, and a chapstick is her barstool. dana perino. "the five" ." ♪ [laughs] yes, this just in. maritime says brett kavanaugh went through ice cube's in a bar. i know. ice, frozen water shaped like cubes. obviously we can have this fiend on the supreme court. if he treats ice like a weapon, what might he do with a snow cone? the writer of the peace have this one's on twitter deemed kavanaugh a threat to society. the times called using this writer an error, mostly because they got caught once again. but it is ice. >> police documents that show brett kavanaugh threw ice in someone's face during a bar fight when he was in college. do you feel that is in anyway disqualifying for someone to sit on the supreme court? >> this is why we need an fbi investigation. there are a lot of allegations, and the reports really are about how he behaves when he is drunk. >> greg: maybe they do want to abolish ice. you see what's

was christine blasi ford had said in the senate hearing and do not see do not see greg having also been suitable judge for life on this court in the supreme court but the fun of course there are those who do like and appreciate what the f.b.i. has reached so what's next what next now. so the next step is a procedural vote tomorrow and friday looks like this is all a little bit still in motion but i think it's fair to say it's fair to assume that there will be procedural vote on the friday and then on saturday the up and down votes and that really means up and down or down votes in the senate with a republican majority without the vice president being the decisive vote there is a fifty one to forty nine and that would be the majority of the senate which would confirm that kevin us next supreme court judge stephens the ones in washington thank you. the u.s. the u.k. and the netherlands' are accusing russian spies of involvement in a series of cyber attacks now the u.s. has inducted several russian agents in connection with attacks on domestic and international targets earlier today dutch officials said

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld.5:00 in new york and this is "the five" ." the fbi probe into brett kavanaugh could be finished in a matter of hours. the bureau expected to wrap things up as early as today. sources telling fox news a single copy of the report will be sent to capitol hill and the white house to read and then it's going to be kept in a safe. this all comes as senator chuck grassley is demanding answers to starti

confirmation process from the beginning is bay area attorney friends with judge brett kavanaugh at yale law school. >> vernon greg was on abc7 news shortly after kavanaugh's nominee. he is back to shed more light on kavanaugh and his own evolving views. he is with kristen sze. >> vernon greg is a former prosecutor in san francisco. he is now ceo of the center for electoral equity. thank you for coming back. >>pleasure. >> kw this is not eas fwe you. nt to yale l school with of friends. let's remind viewers what you said about kavanaugh shortly after his nominee before the sexual misconduct conduct came out. >> he is warm, he is engaged, he is funny, he is quick with the wit. brett is qualified. brett is smart. and so i think in that regard he's worthy of this confirmation. but at the same time, as a father of daughters, as a black man in this country, as a person who is in favor of voting rights, i am worried. >> all right. you were clear you were worried about the balance of the court. but then came last week's hearing. this. tell me what you saw there and your reaction to it. >> well, i was shocked, like a i ha

judge kavanaugh is on there. ultimately if brett kavanaugh is on the court will expect to see a very conservative court. >> greg stohr will be with usst in. (202)748-8000 for democrats and independents tots a 27488002. talk about the makeup and what this couldt potentially mean fr future decisions. >> at the moment you have this split to the extent we're talking about ideologically divisive cases are lost on the court actually had that ideologically divisive. it just happens to be the one we talk about and get all thehe attention. we sawaw this a couple terms ago with the court had to deal with the many justice court for much of the term. they had a tendency to reach these narrow consensus opinions, some of which were very frustrating and stare at them and not quite be sure but the court had decided that you may see a little bit of that but of course we don't know how long the vacancy will last. it may be two weeks from now we may be talking about this five conservative justice majority. and maybe a temporary phenomenon. for now, one t thing a parent is the court one thing apparent as the courts is not reaching out t

greg: things to emily, tom, kat, sir. [cheers and applause] [♪] judge jeanine: i'm push *. jeanine pirro. you are watching president trump's rally live from topeka, kansas. president trump: a vote for his opponent, his name is paul davis. he's no good. it's a vote for the radical agenda of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the legendary maxine waters. here in

greg: the news seems pretty good if you ask me. booming economy, unlimited dropping a new supreme court judge who can stay awake.s breaking out in the careers and american pastors release from turkey and i just saw michael downtown selling pencils. he is so adorable in cardboard shorts. yet, in two years trump salt more headaches than a boatload of [inaudible].

i am greg gutfeld and i love you, america. [cheering and applause] [♪] judge jeanine: i'm push *.ou are -- i'm jeanine pirro. you are watching president trump's rally live from topeka, kansas. president trump: a vote for his opponent, his name is paul davis. he's no good. it's a vote for the radical agenda of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the legendary maxine waters. here in kansas, his opponent paul davis voted time after time to raise your taxes and fees, and he voted to give public benefits to illegal aliens. if you want to stop nancy pelosi from becoming speaker of the house? nancy? nancy pelosi? whoa! you better get out and vote for steve watkins, please. a majority of house democrats have already sponsored a socialist takeover of healthcare. the democrats' plan would eviscerate medicare and eliminate medicare advantage for 20 million seniors. we want to protect medicare. we'll as republicans protect medicare for our great seniors who have earned it and pay for it. and we'll always protect americans with preexisting conditions. we'll take care of our great americans wit

. >> greg: that was a human being in the there for that was a man fighting for his life. that was not a judgeu can't have a one-sided conversation which room or the fact that gas to put him up there? the federalist society. >> emily: i was president of the federalist society in law school. i am trying to say the notion that judges are permanent robots is absolutely ludicrous. i have heard federal judges widely respected judicially make the most outlandish comments that i can't even repeat on air. the thought that a man who was defending himself, refuting the fatherly allegations, salacious allegations. that if you hadn't gotten angry, people one of said she's obviously guilty. he shows anger, then do he doet have judicial temperament. >> dana: kanye west under fire for his pro trump speech on "saturday night live." greg will break it down next. the light of the moon. ♪ applebee's to go. add a fountain drink to your next order for just 99 cents. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats

he will be the key to this court, if judge kavanaugh is on their. -- there. host: greghr will be with us until 8:30. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. on twitter, @cspanwj. talkthe current eight, about the makeup and what this could mean for future decisions. guest: at the moment, you have for ideological cases. most cases on the court are not that ideologically divided. it just happens to be the one that -- ones that get all the attention. --saw this about the justice court had tendency to reach a very narrow consensus decision, where you would stare at them and not be quite sure what the court decided. you may see a little bit of that. what we do not know how long this vacancy will last. it may be two weeks from now. we may be talking about this five conservative justice majority. for now, one thing that seems to be a parent is the court is not reaching out to take provocative cases. the caseload they have now is pretty low-key and may lend itself to consensus decisions than other cases might in the future. hos

greg: the news seems pretty good if you ask me. booming economy, unlimited dropping a new supreme court judge who can stay awake.ut in the careers and american pastors release from turkey and i just saw michael downtown selling pencils. he is so adorable in cardboard shorts. yet, in two years trump salt more headaches than a boatload of [inaudible].

greg: things to emily, tom, kat, sir. [cheers and applause] [♪] judge jeanine: i'm push *.ou are -- i'm jeanine pirro. you are watching president trump's rally live from topeka, kansas. president trump: a vote for his opponent, his name is paul davis. he's no good. it's a vote for the radical agenda of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the legendary maxine waters. here in kansas, his opponent paul davis voted time after time to raise your taxes and fees, and he voted to give public benefits to illegal aliens. if you want to stop nancy pelosi from becoming speaker of the house? nancy? nancy pelosi? whoa! you better get out and vote for steve watkins, please. a majority of house democrats have already sponsored a socialist takeover of healthcare. the democrats' plan would eviscerate medicare and eliminate medicare advantage for 20 million seniors. we want to protect medicare. we'll as republicans protect medicare for our great seniors who have earned it and pay for it. and we'll always protect americans with preexisting conditions. we'll take care of our great americans wit

republicans are confident they can make the judge a justice and do so probably between 10:00 a.m. and noon on saturday. "the five" is next. ♪ >> gregms, jesse watters, and a chapstick is her barstool. dana perino. "the five" ." ♪ [laughs] yes, this just in. maritime says brett kavanaugh went through ice cube's in a bar. i know. ice, frozen water shaped like cubes. obviously we can have this fiend on the supreme court. if he treats ice like a weapon, what might

greg: things to emily, tom, >> thanks to emily and the studio audience. [the star-spangled banner] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the us senate confirmed judget. tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. rachel:brett cavanagh was a sworn in as the supreme court justice. >> the high point of the trump presidency. >> a vindication of trump is him. >> if susan collins is the star what he did is incredible, more popular now than he has ever been. >> the confirmation battle

judge kavanagh's confirmation is a low moment for the senate. for the court. and for the country. saturday nights will see the most anticipated mixed martial arts fighter of the year as i call him a greg takes on russia's undefeated at the moment.

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greg. ♪ this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. i'm john roberts and for bret baier tonight. president trump is not backing down on his support for judgerett kavanaugh, going so far as to say it is a very scary time for young man in america, as old allegations of sexual assault threatened to give judge kavanaugh from his seat on the nation's highest court. but the president is still open to changing his mind, saying he is waiting on the latest fbi investigation to make his decision. that investigation has already netted several witnesses. the deadline for that inquiry to be completed as friday. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has promised a vote this week. we have fox team coverage tonight. you've congressional correspondent mike emanuel with the pressure on senators to make a decision on meg kavanaugh's converse. we begin with kevin corke with more on the president's take on has an battle nominee. good evening. >> before leaving for events in pennsylvania and mississippi, the president reignited the debate over how uncorroborated allegations can damage people and especially when they are accused, like a supreme court nominee, j

judge kavanaugh available for a sworn interview. we also have 9 other witnesses we want interviewed and specific documents we want requested. let's go." the guardian repororter who was body-slammed by montana congressmember greg gianforte last year is threatening to withdraw from their settlement if the republican congressmember continues to lie about the attack. congressmember gianforte pleaded slamming beny jacobs and settled with him after agreeing to make a donation to the committee to protect joururnalists and acknowledging that he assaulted jacobs unprovoked. however, gianforte recently made comments to a local paper defending his earlier story to the police that jacobs initiated the attack. gianforte is currently running for re-election. last week, president trump praised him at a montana rally for the assault, saying -- "any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of guy." in europe, nato forces have launched the biggest war games since the end of the cold war, amid escalating tensions between nato and russia. about 50,000 soldiers from 31 countries are participating in the mock battle in norway. this comes as poland says the u.s. is welcome to station medium-range missiles in poland, and that it su

when greg abbott who was at the time the secretary of state in texas, and who s is now governo, was arguing for texas voter id law, he was arguing for judge ray most that we have massive, rampant voter fraud. she said okay, how many? how many as massive? how many rampant? how many? and he said two. [laughing] so when you have, and when kris kobach can't produce massive rampant voter fraud before a court where he's arguing that we have to have the loss that he wants, because of massive rampant voter fraud ande he cant produce the evidence rex so when you have the voter suppressors unable to produce the evidence, tells you that voter id is not needed. it is another obstacle barrier. >> host: next call for professor anderson is theodore, maryland. you are on booktv. >> caller: first i would like thank you. second of all i i wanted to the people in audience, look around, michael anton, , hillsdale colle riso wrote an article saying that birthright citizenship is unconstitutional and have republican governors with if they did have to have constitutional movement. your mother father they will make it retroactive, he better watch out. look caref

when greg abbott at the time the secretary of state in texas and is now governor was arguing for texas voter id law he was arguing before the judgehat we have massive and rampant voter fraud and they said okay. how many is massive? rampant. he said to. [laughter] and when they cannot produce massive rampant fraud to have the laws that he once and he cannot produce the evidence? when you have the voter suppressors to produce that evidence it tells you that voter it is not needed it is another obstacle barrier. >> host: the next call comes from maryland you are on book tv. >>caller: thank you and second to tell the people to look around to see that birthright citizenship is unconstitutional if they have republican governors and they will make it retroactive if your mother or father's not born in this country than watch out. should voting be penalized for the nonvoters just like it is in brazil? can the professor simply and solely give a distinction right now between a right and a privilege? thank you wisconsin. . >> mandated voted right versus privilege and choose one. [laughter] we want to get a lot of calls. >> i will go with bir