pirro. it's 5:00 in the city and this is "the five." an explosive g.o.p. debate before voters in iowa make their voices heard and the republican primary race, there time four of the top candidates taking the stage antryid trying to seize t momentum. contenders brawling from the opening bell andhe clashing on e key issues that voters care about. the biggest target of the night, former south carolina governor i nikki haley. >> you have candidates like nikki haley who caves any time the media comes after her. these wall street liberal donors make money in china. they're not going to let her be tough on china. the only person more fascist the bind regime now is nikki haley t who thinks the government should identify everyone of those individuals with an i.d. nikki is corrupt. this is a woman who will send your kids to die. >> in terms of these donors supporting me they're jealous and they love all the attention fellows anthd thank you for tha >> butth that wasn't the only bi blood on stage. chris christie and vivek ramaswamy. >> you would be voted the most obnoxious blow hard in america. >> your version of foreign policy experience whatey closina bridge froo m new jersey to newf york. av do everybody a favor and walk off the stage enjoy a nice meal and get the hell out of this race. >>ne ther, frontrunner former president donald trump was absent from the debate stage and certainly was still on the minde of the candidates. >> father time is undefeated. the idea that we are going to put someone up there that's almost 80 and there's going to be no effects, we know that's true. >> i'm in this race because the truth needs to be spoken, she unfit. >> harold, i'll start you. i will ask who won the race but nikki haley was taking fits on klein where distant comes out and says i precluded china from doing business got rid of the confucius institute in colleges and accused her of collaborating with china. >> so good to be back around the table. couple things, i thought nikki haley the people on the stage h was the best. she absorbed i thought effectively a lot of blows. i thought she was coy and smart looking at the attention guys arm e giving me enjoying suppor from people who may do businessi overseas and in china all those people were supporting him and nongw supporting her. vivek ramaswamy i think was k unlikable last night. i think some of the things we b saw and i watched it last night didn't seem as serious. i thought the back and forth reminded me of the back and forth a lack of etiquette that came to be hallmark of political campaigns and it's been declinin's bg over the years an hopend i we can get back to tha a norm. most interesting when chris christie asked candidates how many would sformt donald trump if he were nominee at that point donald trump had one in the debate and when haley said she didn't raise her hand signal to me idef donald trump is thse nominee and decides haley might be a viable running mate she is open to being on that ticket. >> dana what was your take? >> it lot to the moderators dia good job. i don't know if the format co works. it's difficult when you have accomplished feel who agree on a lot of things. it'sgree on the margin and pe personality disagreement. i'm not sure that is the ideological debate the voters ph need to decide. d i think president trump'tos strategy of not participating in the debate worked for him so if you'rerked wondering about a wi maybe it's that. desantis supporters if you watched lastla nightst as i rea think desantis supporters would feel like he had the best of the four debates he has been in. then of course chris christie havives fans, haley has fans, n you ges t to a point you wonder about the format. there'ors no more official deba before the iowa voting and i woul on d love working on that debasement and realize we have deep difficult problems to solve and it would be interesting to see if there's a way to get any of the candidates to go deeper how. a lot of things they argued about we have heard four times in a row. the cultural issues are super important to america. i don't know how we would feel i about all the differences in their opinions butag they're al sort of like on the margin. onrovee thing this has proven i republicans are getting to have this kind of conversation and chance to watch these candidates but democrats are getting none of that amongst themselves and absolutely have a lot of differences. t i read a piece by a limb rat pate roll the democratic coalition is falling apart by a democrat whollin wants the demos to do well. you read it and think they have problems. what wnee need is a debate amon the democrats. >> greg who do you think did th best andon number 2 it a peerps biden is not interested if debatingal at l.all. that's theat's signal we are ge from the democrats. >> i can't answer the first question because i didn't watch the debate. downin find it. actually i worked last night. i taped my show and i got home and i tried to find it and it was like i don't feel that good. i think i have the flu. i'm going to bed. got up watched the highlights. and i don't know if that said somethingog good or bad because the highlights focus on , conflicts because i guess that's what highlights are meant to be. so, desantis wasn't among the highlights and that said g something about what we value ie debates bai guess. i believe he's the most accomplished governor in america. he still somehow is able to leave anpres impression. i don't want anybody who is pro-desantis to climb on x and spam me because that does nothing yog for the cause. i'm echoing your frustrations when you have a governor that is so far ahead of the game on so many issues you know, look at disney, look at the parents vi issue.d. he was way ahead. you can't hate the player. yo.u got to hate the game. it's like maybe it's just the format d thaont doesn't suit cae people because they don't have thnoe personality for it. i think he's a very effective even when he's grating because a don't think anybody around thatl can explain a problem so directly without all the political fat ale rul the run u the point, you know. he doesn't have the clichés, lipstick on a pig and like that, he's like the smartest in the room comes off as an arrogant ig prodigy and people don't like young smart people like me but anyway, that's my opinion. as someone who did not watch the debate but has an opinion anyway. >> thank t you for sharing that >> jesse did you have a favorite and number 2 does any of that matter if donald trump is 48 points ahead? >> it doesn't. it's the under card but we still like to watc.h and talk about i ant d i have to confess i didn' see it either.ou and 'ri do know what you're talking about with desantis. there's a difference between governins gog and campaigning. he's good at one, not at another. vivek i agrevivee with greg is concise and i eat that up. you're right, th these highligh he's the only one creating real friction and i respond to friction. i look at my phone after the s debate is over and i'm like yeah vivek give it to him. e i talk to some people who lov vivek because he's so articulate and smart and he taps into something inside me and i talk to the people who hate the guy and who really hate the guy. so am i wrong? i can't be wrong. it must be something vivek is doing. >> do you think it's because he's such a good guest on shows? >> have you seen his minutes? i'm just kidding. the fascist t line, i get that too.in electability factok r there. k desantis off that excellent gavin newsom debate ca would be able to capture that momentum and rise above and he was more combative., but again, he's steady and that's all you're geling this. nikki obviously everybody went after her because she's rising. the money is leaving desantis some of it going to her and she's been effective when she's counterpunched but she didn't do it that of this time and i'm wondering if she thinks she doesn'ndt want to punch down because i don't know if she wn should be thinking that way becausy the she's not up by tha any way.d i saw she tangled with desantis on bathrooms and desantis said o banned the bathroom thing. she looked good. physically she looked calm, composed, and i did not -- desantis did not look physically as goods as i would have liked but i agree the deeper issues we were not talking about maybe head set him down on exclamation if four people and what are you going to do about my taxes? 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(inspirational music) >> forget abou >> forget about vote by mail. how about vote by jail? squad congresswoman presley with a bill that would let criminals locked up vote. she wants to lower the age at the ballot box letting 16-year-old's vote. >> historic brand new first of its kind bill that will end the stain of felony disenfranchisement. our bill is a reflection of bold progressive democratic values. republicans and the supreme court stopping at nothing to undermine voting rights and to exclude black and brown folks from participating in our democracy. >> you're justice system has not been equally fair to our citizens denying people the right to vote. they're paying their price. if they're in jail. >> you know, criminals are bad but let's be honest 16-year-old is worse and their brains aren't even formed. >> i agree. >> you have to be 18 to enlist, buy a pet, get a lottery ticket or 21 to adopt a child buy tobacco or alcohol or gamble. 16 is too early. >> you can change gender at 6. >> all my prison pen pals that have been writing me and i write to back and send photos, they say they can't wait to get out of prison to vote for trump, and you don't believe me, so i think it should be left to the states and if you do serve your time if you come out i believe you should have the right to vote and that's all i have to say about that. >> to quote the judge i'm been trying to expand their base beyond dead people. >> it tells me that they're losing their faces without telling you that. couple thoughts. first of all you want to lower the voting age to 16 which means you would have enough of a cognitive formation you can decide who should be president, who should be this or that, they keep raising the age of people to be charged with a crime but now they want to lower it to vote which makes no sense but i think the most important thing is this issue of felons being able to vote. there are some states where a felon cannot vote depending on the severity of the conviction. you have like wyoming alabama tennessee virginia arizona but then there are other states like vermont which says even if you're convicted of a felony can you vote so the states are different. in new york they ask for certificate of relief from disabilities where the court gives you the ability to vote again but honestly i believe even though i was a prosecutor once they serve their time they should be entitled to vote. democrats of to be careful what they wish for. they're assuming if you're in jail you're going to vote for the bells but that's not working out because a lot of people in jail are going to vote for donald trump and i believe a lot of that is the fact that they feel they've been unjust le handled by the justice system and so has donald trump. >> nons for trump. >> yes, so you've got the democrats thinking this is going to be great for them. it may be just the opposite. >> harold in the green room, you said the people who should vote only should be on death row. you said you only want death row voters because they have nothing to lose. you have a problem with teenage voters don't you? >> i think 16 is too young. i agree with the judgment you gave metrics of people charged with crime. the argument other side is kids go to school, politicians every two or four years about how they're going to improve the education system and the jury decided they have not done that. >> they don't pay taxes. >> look. some people say a lot of people don't pay taxes. the prison thing when you get out you should be able to vote. if they serve their time and pay their penalty that should be restored. that's something i think four of us can agree. >> i'll take care of that harold. dana, isn't the big picture here, it's like everything we are doing these days is about criminals. it's like we don't hear about the victims anymore. it's just like i introduced the law where victims get three votes. >> you did? >> yes. >> i think a couple things. i like it that the states get to decide because i think that makes our system best. i also think that states should be allowed what to do about repeat offenders. someone who has committed multiple felonies and given up their opportunity to be a part of society i don't know if a state should say to give them their rights back but the state should be allowed to decide. i also believe that at the age of, sometimes states will say yes you can definitely get your rights back and they put barriers, you have to pay fines and do things and that happened in florida. there was a referendum in the state. the state decided to allow felons to get voting rights back and they had layers on fees that's been pretty much taken care of. on voting age i'm for 18 for everything so military voting drinking smoking pot whatever. but here's the thing the democrats want to reduce the age of voting to 16 but you can be a child until 26 and be on your parents health care insurance. >> makes no sense. glad you brought that up. up next, charlmagne thinks joe biden can save the democrats simply by stepping aside. you'd . farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ my name is john david carpten dr. kimberly stegmaier dr. edith perez i'm a medical oncologist and i focus on cancer prevention people are always asking me why why do i do this work? 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>> there was a word in there bill burr the word martyr. that's what you have to think about because he's right, they are making trump a martyr but how do you become a martyr? get somebody to kill you. the his test, over trump are getting more and more wherever you look and screaming but how he's going end democracy and cause world war iii elevating him to existential risk. i'm going to leave it there. >> i understand he's going to be in court in a bunch of cities for a long time. dana. >> but the media and the liberals have gone from he's indicted on 91 counts and that the not working so now they're doing magazines dedicated to trump being a dictator and saying that he will cause world war 3. where do you go from there? it's only december 2023. >> you're waveing the green flag to make everything permissible. >> i think charlmagne is going to be the person if nothing changes biden stays in and i think if i had to bet my mommes retirement account. >> you should do that. >> i'm not doing that but if i had to. >> why not yours? you chose your mom's. >> i care about hers more than mine. >> okay. >> i think charlmagne will be the one saying i told you so. >> you heard the audience members clapping when he said step down. >> so the way you win a political contest against someone who is an incumbent you have to run directly against him or run in another party to be the nominee there. thus far no one is running against biden. i'm always interested in hearing opinions from people who are public figures and it's interesting sometimes they're funny how they say it but there's still a basic thing in politics, you have to run a against a person to beat him and nobody is run against joe biden. democrats express concern, but to this point no one has stepped into the race against him which means he will probably be the nominee. president trump are running against him but republicans running against him and want to see him a nominee. we are a few months out and we are likely to have the two oldest candidates running against one another for presidency of the united states. >> harold why don't you run? >> as strongly as i feel about it i love my kids more. >> the fbi will raid harrell's house if he challenges biden. >> they'll find these tables he's happy to be around. >> that was good. >> my turn? >> please. >> okay, first of all sharyl man the god i give him credit for saying he's got going to get joe biden as a running mate. they cleared that. so what are they going to do? let's assume biden is the candidate of course they're going to vote for biden. bad news for them. a study found collectively voters in the democratic base of blacks hispanics asians, lgbtq college women get higher approval rating within the democrat base. all right? so, you know, they all start recognizing that they can make donald trump into the boogie man but their base is going toward trump. the african-american voter is 22 percent and i would bet my house he's going to get that. >> your house? your mother's retirement? >> we feel strongly. >> you bet your house too. >> you realize last two election cycles the demps outperformed in '22 and won two weeks ago. >> we have never had a president like joe biden who is bad. every american is embarrassed when he stands up. >> didn't harold already win your house one time? 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i just want to be as wild as on the channel becausesse: she my o broke. >> she wants a ps5. i don't know what that meanst ,i but she'll get it. how are you going to get it for her? if i know what iknow wt was, i for her. >> all right. herald iowa basketball grr caitlin clark joined a unique group. she scored 3000 points in her career. she eclipsedlipsed it th it thet on wednesday, becoming the 15th player the in division one womes basketball history to do this. but she became the first d1 player00 to have 3000 points. alongside 750 rebounds and 750 assist was such a great night for you. the little waynecongratuer. conh her. she's one heck of a basketball player if you like watching the gameg th. >> she's fundamentally sound. she can't dunk, but she can do it all year. everything elsamentall ge. so congrats, girl.>> oh, comessica? on, jessica. >> a dog named spike day after getting his head stuck in a dry. air vent, spike was pulled, sniffing out mischief whenpped he trapped himself in his owner's dryeelf inr vent. >> luckily, the day ended positively for spike afteritie authorities pulled him out, so he washi all right. was. i guess he's okay. it's okay. yeah. little >> judgenine baby.: isks for all right. well, i guess that's it for us . have w a great night, everybody welcome to jesse watters. prime time tonight.