[cheering and applause] she brings the doom and gloom to the newsroom, kat timpf. [cheering and applause] and paul bunyan looks up to him. former wwe superstar in my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] charlie, how do you see tuesday unfolding? will the democrats be sore losers or sore winners? >> a little of both. your monologue was excellent and that really is exactly what is playing politics today. you have this huge group of people who want to make politics everything about their life and that is the reason i think a lot of smart people are suspicious of any government to put government in every aspect of her life. it should be something that pensions for us not that governs every aspect of our lives it takes over our minds and hearts makes us miserable. greg: you can't be happy if politics is in every part of your life because it's a miserable thing. >> it is. you know, when we tried to be fair and were always saying both sides to this but this is not true about this. not both sides one make politics about everything. it's a leftist ideology that

[cheering and applause] she's murky, quirky and national review reporter kat timpf. [cheering and applause] his stature is iconic and his dinner plate tectonic, forming a wwe in my massive psychic, tyrus. [cheering and applause] greg: you have been traveling the country and give us -- is it as dark is it as foreboding -- >> dooming the mood of the country the same as tom's mood? no. you get out there and people who do not have jobs in 17 years are like can i buy you lunch. [laughter] but here is what is happening. they did the presidents with robert mueller closing in and now they moved on to the final days which was the next bernstein book about nixon and portraits late at night so in their inability to imagine anything other than a nixon alien president they are going even further. greg: any thoughts on avenatti? >> no. [laughter] greg: excellent. >> they say he looks like a certain male organ. i've never thought that. that's my only thought. greg: i never thought that either until now, joe. you are not the country and you been a sudden. >> yeah, i've been holed up

[cheering and applause] she brings the doom and gloom to the newsroom, kat timpf. [cheering and applause] and paul bunyan looks up to him. former wwe superstar in my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] charlie, how do you see tuesday unfolding? will the democrats be sore losers or sore winners? >> a little of both. your monologue was excellent and that really is exactly what is playing politics today. you have this huge group of people who want to make politics everything about their life and that is the reason i think a lot of smart people are suspicious of any government to put government in every aspect of her life. it should be something that pensions for us not that governs every aspect of our lives it takes over our minds and hearts makes us miserable. greg: you can't be happy if politics is in every part of your life because it's a miserable thing. >> it is. you know, when we tried to be fair and were always saying both sides to this but this is not true about this. not both sides one make politics about everything. it's a leftist ideology that

from the greg gutfeld show where she serves as correspondent, kat timpf is here along with media reporterfor the hill, joe concha and daily caller editor in chief, go buy your christmas and hanukkah copies for friends, chris bedford is back. >> hey! >> let's talk about this, tim ryan is basically saying we have to focus on the economy. he seems like an attractive candidate particularly for those newly elected democratic congress people from the middle of the country. >> far too suburb minded and sensical for the television age and the great fun we're having with president trump who now is promising a rock 'em sock 'em robot match with a paraplegic. kennedy: he wants her to be speaker so badly. >> in the words of our college students an f'ing white male. that is unacceptable. you can't have that for the future of the democratic party. what does nancy pelosi stand for? kennedy: fantastic. absolutely right. it is fantastic. what do you make of the direction, nancy pelosi stood up tuesday night, let's hear it for preexisting conditions, and she planted her flag, and people are terrified to ru

greg gutfeld show host, greg gutfeld correspondent and reporter for "national review" online, kat timpf. reason magazine's editor mat welsh and cabbot phillips are all here. >> great connell mcshane costume you have here. connell: imagine i dressed up as kennedy or tried to. it would have been a career ender. we're six days out. the polls are closed. i thought indiana was interesting that the democrat donnelly looks like he might win that, but overall, the map looks good for republicans in the senate. what do you think? >> in that poll in indiana, libertarian had five points. i wonder how many people on election day will go to the republican candidate, remains to be seen. at this point, i'm interested to see what's going to happen in the next six days. when kavanaugh happened, the democrats got a bump there, excitement about the election, the last few days, the trump immigration talk motivated the democrat base more. >> you think so? president is all over immigration, whatever he wanted to say about the merits and talked about them with mark lotter and mike baker, it's political, the pr

democrat strategist jessica tarlov, kat timpf and kaitlyn owens.happening in florida now. any lawsuit could delay this process. what do you think? >> as you said, it's a mess, neil. it's practically very messy in a logistical since and politics, lawsuits flying back and forth. we're seeing the president make allegations about voter fraud. it doesn't -- >> neil: where did he get that, by the way? people changing or putting a hat on and coming to vote again? where did he get it? >> i searched for that today and couldn't figure it out. i'm not sure. your guess is as good as mine. this is going to keep going. bill nelson says he will keep going until there's no other legal means. we're in for a long one. >> neil: we could be beyond the 20th when the state is supposed to certify everything. kat, one thing that has come up, what ballots they have come up with tip in the republican's favor, rick scott. the nelson people were homing -- they won palm beach county by overwhelming numbers, but they were hoping they would pick up votes there and they didn't. w

let's get the read from nan heyworth, kat timpf and scott levinson.tt, what do you think of this? >> it's interesting that we're framing this in what is fair. all is fair in love, war and politics, neil. >> neil: it usually stops at the border. >> what is conventional is thrown out the door with this president. when you tweet at 2:00 a.m. and saying you're not play being by the rules -- >> neil: and we should stipulate, fair is fair. when the president is on foreign soil, he bashed his predecessors. so i know we have to look at that in perspective. so it seems in this case with the clintons are getting paid for this, it rubs salt in the wound here. >> neil, it's true. the game has changed. but if you look at that toronto venue, that was an enormous stadium. 20,000 people it could seat. they had 3,300 people there. tickets were sold for a fraction of -- in a way, it's upsetting. does anybody care what they have to say? they're the portrait of dorie and gray revealed. monica lewinsky is a heroin. this couple has not aged well. i'm not sure that anybody

. >> neil: kat timpf, thank you very much.oincidental or special that it was a veteran involved in that? a man who kept his anger to himself. he experienced so much and decided it wasn't worth it. that's what you admire about veterans and on this veterans day that's what we as a country admire about all of you who serve this country nobly, greatly, quietly, with great character. thank you. "the five" is now. >> dana: i am dana perino with dr. nicholas affaires, juan williams, lawrence jones, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." massive vote recount underway in florida. new lawsuits are flying and the rhetoric are ramping up in the senate race between rick scott and bill nelson. scott's election night lead narrowing to just under 13,000 as he accuses nelson and democrats of trying to steal the election. >> bill nelson is clearly a sore