>> greg: hi, i'm greg gutfeld along with kellyanne conway, harold ford jr., jesse watters and nothing can stop her. dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ the media finding new ways to defend and excuse a surge in anti-semitism. hamas' advertising goals have been ripping down posters of innocent israelis being held hostage. the new terms wants you to consider the feelings of the vandals, "removing the posters as quickly emerged as its own form of protest. a release without and also a provocation by the anguished by what they say was israeli government's mistreatment of palestinians in that is good before october 7th and since the bombing of gaza began. i'm going to throw up. another outlet actually claims that the posters could be a trap and are bating people into getting docs and with garbage like that floating around, it probably won't be long until the left-wing press finds a way to normalize the cornell student who threatened to kill any jewish student he saw on campus. defense arresting 21-year-old patrick dai from making online threats. he was in federal court to face the charges which could land him in jail for 5 years. the white house getting asked point blank if stuff like that is domestic terrorism. >> the people in this country making anti-somatic threats, are they domestic terrorists? >> i don't know that those classifying people as domestic terrorists for that. i mean, that is really a question that are left to law enforcement. are not aware that there's been such a characterization of that. >> greg: turbo question, of course. were not a domestic terrorist if you're not a white guy in a red hat. that is the role. alright. dana, my theory on why they are defending these people that are tearing down the posters is because the truth of the posters is too hard to bear. and it blows your filter of oppression versus oppressive filter right out of the water. it shatters your ego if you are on the other side. so i think what they are saying is, is like, it is too hard to look at. so get rid of it. >> dana: it is so hateful. they walk by so many other things that they could tear down but they don't. they decide to tear down the pictures of children and earlier today, or yesterday, i did a -- an interview of martha maccallum on her own podcast because she last week was at the israeli consulate and she was part of a small group of journalists who was shown the 45 minutes of the hamas gopro videos. and the other videos that were put out. so it is -- her podcast is called "the untold story." it is definitely something that we should all listen to. she watched it and other journalists have watched it on our behalf. and she is shaken up by it. of course she is and what is shocking is that how quickly you can go from being horrified by what happened by october 7th to tearing down posters. you think that is okay? alexsander akatsuki or ties, mohamed omar and rashida tlaib, this anti-semitic label but aoc is giving them a real run for their money. she went after a pack. meanwhile, she has all of these incidents happening in her very own city and she does not say a word. remember when there were crimes against women in the city were asian americans nothing. but she will defend them. >> dana: she does not do anything for women in her constituency. -- >> greg: she does not do anything for women in her constituency. i think there's another reason they are defending these people. they got exposed to. they are being filmed. so if they could get away with it, we would make a big deal but now that media has to defend them because they could get in trouble. >> jesse: i want to say something about the muslim world, i'm not going to hold your hand even though i should, dana. week and when i say we, i mean, the west and the western technology have created the middle east. we made them rich. we got that oil out of the ground. our military protects all of these oil shipments flying around the world, making them rich. we fund their military. with respect their kings. we kill their terrorists. okay? but we have had it. we have had it with them. obama, trump, now biden have tried to get the heck out of that stupid desert. just as we are about to get out because we have this great balance of power we are branching. these crazy muslim fanatics come in and massacre over a thousand of our allies. and hold jewish people hostage, holding americans hostage. and so if you are an arab american in this country and you ripped down posters of jewish hostages, american hostages, no. no, no, no. someone is going to get punched in the face. when he ripped down posters of the hostages like, this is -- absolutely not. and the new york times, the second sentence, greg, that i thought was worse, who is suffering -- whose suffering should command public attention and sympathy? they have made suffering a commodity. they will put a price tag on emotional suffering. you know, is it the jews? is it black teens? the native americans? who has suffered the most and he who suffer the most is allowed as you say a free punch and so now they have justified violence to avenge suffering and so now people are above the law. people are below the law and that is making everybody crazy because we can't live in a country like that. and i won't live in a country like that. >> greg: you imagine, i was thinking about this, that you can burn the american flag and generally people will just dismiss you as a not. god forbid you burn a palestinian flag. yeah, i think you would be arrested. i don't know. not that i'm advocating that of course. i'm against bringing anything except my burning love for harold ford. how are you? >> harold: good to be back. it is tremendous to be back. i'm glad to be able to contribute and put my voice as a part of this. i don't necessarily disagree with what jesse has said. i think both parties in every organization and company have its share of haters and bigots. and we are seeing a lot of that on display now. i think sometimes when we try to have serious conversations, particularly in, politics really anywhere, gets reduced sometimes to, i will be simplistic, the progressives or maga when things are more complicated and once and deserve more inspection. two, i'm always amazed at his last two weeks as i hear people in my party the, the republican party, i hear people on college campuses or elsewhere serious people seemly say they want a cease-fire or some sort of pause but not before or at a time saying the -- we wish that hamas would get back does give back the hostages. you can't have a pause or a cease-fire until the hostages are given back. it is hard -- you the can't even take people like that usually if they're not willing to talk about those kinds of things. two, the israeli saudi normalization between -- we have to remember huge part of that is all of us know was a two state solution. something that would give the palestinians predictability, stability, a chance and an ability to raise their kids with the kind of security that we all wish for our kids. and this is most has derailed that in the worst of ways. i will end on this point, which i don't mean to be political on, but i think we have to acknowledge that in politics, as kellyanne and i both know and dana knows, perhaps more than anyone, i've worked in the white house along with kenny -- kellyanne. senators mcconnell, graham, president biden, they agree on something that is fundamental to where we sit right now. let's fund ukraine, israel. let's fund the southern border effort and let's fund our efforts in taiwan. it may not be the perfect bill. it may not be the perfect proposal but we can't wait three to four weeks to get this done. so i would hope that those who want to solve this and want to be a part of the solution could be a part of the solution. and stop being a part of -- on college campuses and our congress. >> greg: that solution of grouping things together is always just infuriating to me, you are not infuriating to me. you never will be. but just the idea of having to put these things altogether, what do you what do you think there kellyanne? >> kellyanne: the house republicans are pushing back on that. people don't all want all those funds and they don't want to think of this is one big thing. i want to get back to the chyron we are looking at the liberal media defense people ripping down hostage posters. people should know that president biden said, well, i don't really have confidence in hamas numbers and the washington post fact checker said, hamas has a pretty good track record at revealing death tolls, defending them yet again. generic terms calling this a release valve. if you are written down posters of israeli hostages, which you correctly points out and must be returned, it is a release valve. they are not having a shot of tequila. even these subtle phrases that somehow passed an editor or two's desk that are somehow reporting facts to the rest of us and i would like i would like to point out in 2021, the first time and in 2023 at howard university, president joe biden said that white supremacy is the most dangerous thing internet states of america. that is what he said. you can even get john kirby to say that this is domestic terrorism, people who are ripping down posters. and i have to what is going on right now, the calls for cease-fires, the pro-hamas sympathies, that is not just young people on college campuses. that is democrats in the halls of congress. 18 of them just last thursday signed a resolution calling for the "immediate de-escalation and cease-fire in israel and occupied palestine." so 18 democrats, all of whom are hispanic and african-american, exactly the kinds of folks that joe biden is going to rely upon to help him win again. and they are raging -- the nircam's had a whole article that said, young and the verse left rages at biden. this is a big problem for the party. i appreciate you trying to make it bipartisan. i don't think don't think -- i don't think anyone should -- i think this should be no question, everybody should be condemning what aoc said. aipac is a terrorist organization. that is who goes on trips with them. they take ever and went over th. we all need to know that somehow the immediate weeks later, still can't get this right. he can't figure out and i think that mainstream media is edging toward a moral clarity on this. >> greg: and when you are saying jews protecting the poachers, how long will it be before they are called instigators? 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don't they know that they are conspiring against the united states to make sure they have this crisis? >> dana: he is the organizer. this is happening, homeland security mayor lucas refuses to say how many illegal immigrants have been released into the country. >> how many people has this administration led into the country? >> our job would be a lot easier if the broken immigration system was fixed. >> reporter: i want a number. how many people have you lead into this country? okay, i will give you the number. it is about 6 million. about 1.7 million as known gotaways. where are all these people residing? where did the 6 million people go? >> the senator -- >> would you answer my questions? are you keeping track of them? >> when an individual is indeed release, they are released into immigration enforcement proceedings. >> dana: kellyanne, a border crisis disaster this magnitude would be the biggest problem for any administration but for the biden administration, it is like the fourth biggest crisis on the plate right now. >> kellyanne: this is true chaos and crisis, not just in a tweet or in a press briefing room. this is real and you have a homeland security secretary who has probably been under oath a couple times or more testifying to congress who can never answer these questions because he is not willing to answer them truthfully. so he does not answer them at all. he does not know how many people. he does not know how many they are, why they are here if they will ever stop coming. and you know, it is the number one disapproval rating for joe biden on any major issue, border security and immigration. i think it has been supersmart for this issue to not just be seen about immigration but also border security. so lots of people don't want to talk about immigration. they say it is about people. you get so many more young people, voters of color, suburban women on your side when you talked about border security because they see china stop the fence, the number one killer in our nation. this is about national sovereignty. people know we have spent billions of dollars over decades defending the borders of other countries and they think it is high time we do it here. the siena poll that came out here in new york i thought was just eye popping, the week before last week. what did it say? it said we have tried partisan agreement in new york of all places. a majority of democrats and majority of independents allstate that "that migrants in new york is a serious problem" eight in 10 overall, downstate, upstate, male, female, catholics, the majority of jewish people, everyone agrees this is a problem and they say they agree with eric adams that is going to "destroyed new york city" and that is in new york where joe biden is under 50% against donald trump. this is the issue that also france is dealing with now, germany, the swiss just elected someone running on this so it is everywhere and i think if you are losing people in new york who are living with it every single day, it tells you something. >> dana: and 9 million -- so the cost of biden's border crossing, new york is spending $2 billion. chicago has spent $150 million. denver, $24 million aside and then joe brylie who is on the city council in new york, he said, we are spending more per migrant per year to live in new york city than we pay new york city employees who have to live in new york city. it feels untenable, but are they doing anything about it? >> harold: not enough. i think senator johnson, he was right to ask that question. this is a national security challenge. it has been from the onset and only proliferates as one. you may have heard the things that kylian has laid out and we talked about that on the show for a long time. as we talk about polling to elect, there are three or four things that confound me. one is if you polled most americans and parents and i am one, you say, do you want to regulate big tech companies to help them not offer these dangerous algorithms that kids, young girls and young -- 90%, nine to one. you ask people, should we have some -- should be fight crime and end this cashless bail? eight to one. people say we should absolutely do it because it is going to help us hold more people accountable. if you asked what we should do with guns, people want to make sure people can have guns who are mentally unfit to have one and this issue here, to your point, kylian, there is no doubt it quits across and we talked about race too much. i'm an american. i happen to be black. i want my border security, what crime falling aggressively. i want people held accountable. i want people to be treated fairly at the border but at the same time you should be able -- these are things that should just be done. and i hope that republicans and democrats alike and i would agree to my party has more responsibility at this moment because the president of the united states is a democrat. i would hope we not only can answer the question of how many people we live in. let's begin to act and act quickly, forcefully, and act smartly, which we are not doing right now. >> dana: this morning, greg, on newsroom, fred townsend, she reminded everyone that hezbollah has a pretty big foothold in south america especially venezuela and we have 600,000 known gotaways this year alone and 169 have been caught on the terror watch list. so the chances of a hezbollah agent in the united states of trading is probably pretty high. >> greg: yes, but if you say that, then you run into the skittles argument. there be one schedule. we are learning you can't have everything. you can't have open borders and a bottomless safety net. ultimately, we become a third world country and is not because of people coming here from the third world. it is because all the money that is needed to take care of all of us will be spread so thin that it won't exist anymore. we will not have the basic services because we will be able to handle everybody. this work of the american dream and plus. in us to be that you came here. you work hard, he raised a family. and you've made your fortune whatever that is. it could be opening up a drugstore or whatever. now it has come here and we give you a fortune whether it is free hotel, free food, free healthcare, the expense of people who have worked here for decades and work hard for decades. so not only are we stealing from past achievers, we are also providing new achievers from learning about this type of america. you know, the idea of work and reward. america is no longer the land of opportunity. it is the land of free stuff. paid for by the people who cannot now afford eggs and gas. that can't last. meanwhile, the hard left is creating a population that it loves. a dependent population, population dependent on the government teat. >> jesse: government teat. >> greg: he like that? you can't say "tit." >> jesse: you just did. come to the producers have already checked out. >> dana: let's see what you have to say about immigration. >> jesse: you don't happen to be black. your parents are black and they made love and had a beautiful baby. be proud of yourself. >> harold: i am proud of myself. >> jesse: you can be proud. 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just between all of us. >> harold: look, i have known jim clyburn a really long time. he is one of the guys that does not always inject grace into things. i do think that i hope he and dean phillips get together to figure things out. you got to have a vision. you got to be able to connect with voters. and black voters are the most reliable voters in the democratic party, frankly the ones that have straightened us out when it look like someone would take us too far left. without biden and clinton because they said, you can't go too far on the left. sucking on his first. i think people in new hampshire are upset about that. i would go to the place where the president won't show up, where people are angry with him. both of them can't be right. i don't know him. he does not strike me as a guy who is racist. he strikes me as a guide pursuing a political strategy. i got a message for him, too. you won't get the democratic nomination if black voters don't understand and know what you want to do. >> jesse: dana, does it show that maybe joe is not as strong as he should be, if this guy, clyburn is dealing with someone who is pulling in less than 1%? >> dana: joe biden is not as strong as he should be at this point. that does not look good, kellyanne. but what she put it out, he is 22% approval rating on an issue like immigration on the tank. there's no issue that i think he is positive on except for maybe the ukrainian war. so the other problem is joe biden led his campaign people, try to run over new hampshire without working it out first and now they are set up for embarrassment. that is just the way it works. there was not a way was not a way for them to stop new hampshire from being the first primary indignation. there was not a legal apparatus to do that. so now they are in a position where new hampshire is like to know, we are going first. i chose this fight and it looks like he is going to lose it. >> jesse: greg, i know you have been following this closely. >> greg: this is the first time i have ever heard of dean phillips. what college does he run? when someone calls you racist, it is not about a debate. it is designed to make you retreat, to scare you. if the basis for every premise is ill that is plaguing america today, you want to reduce crime, you are racist. you want a strong border, you are a racist. you want school choice, you must be racist. you want to end homelessness? races. it is -- in fact, that actual activity preserves racism because it actually hurts the minorities. he just wanted to scare this guy away and how can you be racist by challenging a white president? a white person who attended the funeral of a kkk leader, who said to plax, you ain't black if you ain't for joe. he knows better. i said it. that is so racist. >> kellyanne: joe biden came in fifth and new hampshire. he got a percent of the vote last time. he came fourth in iowa. 60% of the vote there. and then he went to south carolina and won because congress shurmur -- >> clyburn helped him do that and supported him. but by congressman clyburn's on definition, joe biden is races. why did he run in 2020 when he got in a black man's way, cory booker, a black and indian woman's way, kamala harris. is he a homophobe because he got in the way of the first would be openly gay president, pete buttegieg? and running as the white cisgender liberal rich guy, he got in the way of the american samoan in the race and just as a writer that was tulsi gabbard, not elizabeth warren. so he even got in the way of a hispanic man who ran for president. by clyburn's own definition, joe biden is races for running. i think the biggest problem is not dean phillips. the biggest problem is that an increasing number of non-college-educated nonwhite voters are migrating to the republican party. and they are doing that because of the economy. they are doing that because of the border. they are doing that because of law enforcement but also because of education, school choice and also they are doing it because of the open hostility toward religion by the democratic party. it is a big mistake for the democrats to do that. the biggest problem is not dean phillips. it is that joe biden will have a hard time inspiring 81 million voters again. >> harold: i agree with everything you said. i think clyburn's only park that was when phillips should campaign with black voters. >> greg: what do you get to declare, harold? 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it is to save civilization. he realized that from outside looking at twitter, that it was a silencing mechanism that was removing the sand for just these pernicious beliefs of people to basically live in five square miles, right? they are projecting these crazy beliefs that have destroyed sann francisco ultimately around the united states and create an open air apocalypse and you know he is doing it and he is doing an important thing because look at the people that he is scaring. you are seeing extinction lists, people who believe that your thoughts or just humans in general need to be controlled and ultimately silence. if you are against musk, you are simply the villain in one of the greatest movies being made right now. >> harold: dana, you have thoughts? >> dana: anyone who missed something because of censorship or an insult about greg. no, obviously, this is a big problem and i think it has continued. i would not be surprised if this is happening now on tiktok. you talk about the mind virus. look at what is happening in terms of anti-semitism and the guy who used to run tinder said that was the -- more that you post pro-palestinian content, you get more views on tiktok. it means what do you do? you create more of those same things so that you can get more of that. it is a self-fulfilling cycle. >> greg: what about grindr? >> i don't even know what that is. i have always utilized since the beginning of twitter utilized it for work. i find it impossible to use now. i find it hard to find breaking news on it. no, i don't know what is going on with it. every day, there is something there for and to have to go from the following to the -- >> greg: that is confusing. you go with the following. >> dana: it is all dog videos. i need to know what is going on in the war and it is frustrating and i hope it gets fixed. >> harold: kellyanne, what are your thoughts? >> kellyanne: i'm happy that elon musk has spent $44 billion to do this. a lot of the concern, people knew they were being censored and shadow band and silenced and canceled. he has put -- and we have the evidence and the only people trying to conceal the facts from us are those who wear. those perpetrating those facts and npr did a study that in the lead up to the 2020 election basically, like, x percentage of tweets were coming from very small percentage of people like almost all tweets -- just people talking to each other and high-fiving each other but the media use with a as an assignment editor. they take it is real. and they love to see how many likes to get to retweets. i have been very public about it, i think twitter helped add to destruction of my marriage. and it is restorative for people who live online. we have a lot of people in this country now who live basically online, where they get their food, their information, their schooling, their sex, their friendships. i'm so happy that musk did this. the pieces of the interview that i read and i did not listen to it like you did. i have to say there's elon musk tells joe rogan the reason he would beat mark zuckerberg in a fight and elon musk says, zuck pulled out. he pulled out of the fight. at the end of the day, i would like to find you. i don't know. musk has got 11 kids. i did not know he was a fan of the pullout method. >> greg: i do not know where you're going with that. >> kellyanne: there, it is. >> harold: take us home. >> jesse: i made a play that is worth repeating. i did a deep dive into the democratic profile of the twitter employees. only 50% white. mostly in their 20s. all making six figures. 90% voting democrat. all nerdy computer science majors, all a single, mostly because living in apartments in san francisco. that is one of the biden virus democrats. it joins forces with the fbi. there was an fbi deep dive. control freaks, fauci lovers, you see everything as a threat to national security. so this mind virus commingled with this mind virus, created a super virus. i call it a psyop because it happened at the same time of the pandemic and the election. so everyone got rich and then joe biden, i like and then we are left picking up the pieces. i want to know what he was wearing, elon musk and i think i figured it out. it is a velvet blazer with a two tone underneath. see how he has got the caller and the cuffs and i see that as a button-down shirt with orange silk blazer. there's something else going on and you see the thing coming down from the caller. it is like an extra layer of skin. i don't know what that is. elon, tell us what you are wearing, because i got to find out. >> harold: what is that, velvet? 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"jesse watters primetime" at 8:00. a halloween scandal sweeping the nation. >> greg: all right. i can't wait. harold? >> harold: joey pay tell low got the wish of his life. 25 years old. wept and bought a game five ticket for the yankees dodgers games. problem yankees swept the dodgers never got to game five. daughter's son-in-law bought his tickets to say the rangers play the diamond backs. is he a texas rangers fans. >> greg: great story. dana? >> dana: check out this little puppy. had a hard time figuring out how to get up the stairs. you go right through. wait. well, let me try that again. yeah. no. try again. >> greg: very bidenesque. >> dana: go down and help this puppy figure it out. untold story with martha mccallum, i interviewed her this week on podcast. highly recommend it. after her views of the hamas videos. >> greg: all right. all right. what a show we got kennedy, adam hunter, comedian cat tichina and tyrus is back. he hey, let's do this. greg's itchy must cost news. this is so good. take a look at this you know he needed to do. this you know when you have been going shopping, holiday shopping and suspect develop a little itch and you just got it scratch but you can't? this is what they need to do have rocks all over town. just so you can just -- look at that, he is so happy. >> jesse: do they have teets. >> greg: elon musk cl. >> kellyanne: christmas time. the grammy winner posted a video kicking off the holiday season singing her hits all i want for christmas. we can start decking the halls today. the day after halloween novembe. let's do it. >> greg: that's it for us. have great night. i have never had the itchy