of a week, after joe bombed during his one year it was conference pray white house as a new plan. the president will take a backseat on trying to pass his agenda. instead, joe is going to go on tour to try to convince americans to like him again. >> secretary psaki: it is a reflection of how he wants to send his time, and a recognition that he wants to spend more time in the country and less time behind closed doors negotiating. it is a reflection of his view, which we share -- there is nothing more valuable than the president's time. >> jesse: job may need to under some delusional confidence to his vp. after. after kamala harris summed up their first year in a less than inspiring way -- >> vice president harris: the first year of the biden/harris administration, a time that is defined by uncertainty. the people on this zoom have been steadfast. you have never stopped believing in what is possible and in our work to achieve that future together. >> jesse: and don't you dare question biden about his shaky policies, or he will give you a stern talking to. >> why are you waiting on -- to make the first move? >> president biden: that's a stupid question. >> jesse: his first year has been such a bust that even "time" magazine put out this special cover to commemorate his time in the oval office, but all it does is remind people how bleak the last year has been. greg, you've got to have a drink, go to kickboxing class. it is not obvious? [laughter] >> greg: she is my kind of lady. [laughter] when you are faced with serious problems, resort to violence and boo's. [laughter] beat someone up, possibly a stranger, marry me, you red devil. [laughter] she is the best thing about this administration. compared to how she was speaking to the vice president, right, there is just no competition. i think that sally fields strategy for president biden, not going to work. we have come to the conclusion that less is more with joe. wildly popular when he was chained to the rusted pallet on bike, or solo plex. got to get my analogies straight. when he came out of the basement, numbers dropped. you don't want to push him out. here's a better path for joe if it's not too late: stand up to the woke. stir your party away from the progressive abyss, and once and for all burn your race card. every time you play the race card, you may forget about it, but we all remember it. he doesn't remember the things he says about this person and that person. in this case, we do remember. the idea of him getting out of d.c. to make everybody feel good -- if it's going to be a back rub a bus tour, or is it going to be a boxcar biden with magic fingers on a train? all it's going to do is remind you that the guy that was before him wasn't so bad. biden has been a real boom for trump. we are getting a break, looking back and going "wow, the orange godzilla. did a lot of good stuff. david all right." he was able to call north korea. he had the middle east peace accord. we had a vaccine, and economy before covid -- excuse me, i spit. he is the first guy to go off on china. then, everybody had to catch up with him. we had this break. it has benefited trump, but also the republican party. they are suddenly the popular kid at the party, and they haven't done anything yet. my advice is don't get cocky. instead of doing politics, think about the people. the issues are there. you got crime! you've got inflation! you've got food prices, schools, freedom. stop letting politics, republicans, help the people. >> jesse: can we get friday greg the whole week, or just on friday? >> greg: i just want to go to a bar. [laughter] my staff is already across the street drinking, and i'm sitting here in my studio all by myself staring at harold ford which, by the way, makes me a lucky man. >> dagen: i've reached out to the white house on greg's marriage proposal for the secretary, and we will let you know as soon as she gets back. [laughter] >> jesse: gillian, does greg's strategy sound plausible, or do you think of joe getting into the country, like every president says they are going to do -- do you think that has a better chance? >> gillian: the president keeps saying over and over, he said to go days that his biggest big kona problem right now is the republican party. it's not the vision of his party, its "republicans are backing his voting rights legislation," and he says that conservatives at the supreme court are blocking his mask mandate. the reality is that his party is in charge of the white house, senate, the house. he will never have a smoother path forward for his agenda than today. we've heard back from jen sake, she says "a lot of hope, but no chance." [laughter] >> jesse: a striking out as always, mr. got fouled. >> gillian: i'm sorry. >> greg: thank god i am married. >> gillian: always have that to fall back on. [laughter] >> jesse: harold ford jr., you know it sounds like when the president says "i'm going to get out in the country?" it sounds like he's going to go to more fund-raisers. isn't that what this is about? raise more money and stem losses in the midterms? >> harold: i think stemming the losses is probably the focus, and making a motivation for it, but i think successful presidents never try to get in front of or behind the people. they try to make people walk alongside them. we have had presidents who have gone through turbulence. reagan did. one point he was in the mid-'30s, and then in 1982 he came back in won. clinton was in the high '30s and won. obama was at '42 when obamacare past, he won. trump was at '39 and did not won, and carter was in the '40s and did not come back and win. if you are present biden, look at the teams and figure out what to do. this is where greg was right. you have to focus on where people are. crime is the issue that has to be focused on in so many communities across the country. >> and the economy. >> harold: i was curious to hear the d.a. in new york today today -- let me back to that. crime is not as bad as some people the economy is not as bad as some people suggest, but crime is an issue you can lose on. the crime bill her to bill clinton in many ways. your point, gillian, crime and the economy, -- i was glad to hear the president the other day in his remarks in his press conference. he's going to be president now and not try to be eight committee chairman in the senate or majority leader. leave that to the legislative branch. finally, mr. president, it's great to be like a great cornerback. like ty lawson says, "forget that last play." find ways to solve problems. i'm pleased to see him get into the country. he should have been in ohio today. they have sent a $20 billion investment for those semiconductor chips in america. we've got to find other cities that can be innovation hubs. that's what i would do if i were in the white house. >> greg: one day, harold! one-day! [laughter] with me as your speechwriter, we are going places. [laughter] >> jesse: ohno. that would be the first thing i didn't do. [laughter] all right, dagen. is there going to be a biden comeback, or is the riding on the wall? >> dagen: there is going to be no biden come back, because he has been fully indoctrinated by the far left, and he is not changing. going out and seeing people is just trying to convince the rubes and deplorable is that everything is great. he is not changing course. he cannot see the failures that have developed from his policy. he goes out and thinks everything is okay. as evidence of that, by the way, anywhere biden goes in this country except maybe new york city, and even here, he is going to get booed. that makes me feel good on the inside. i don't know why, but i like when people suffer in public. [laughter] just a little bit. >> jesse: you should hang out with me. [laughter] dagen the most stunning thing for me was joe biden talking about getting more advice from outside experts, from academia to editorial writers in think tanks. these are fanatical jack draws that he is going to for advice, and lo and behold, what are we starting to hear? "l.a. times" editorial cnn headline "price control, the government needs to implement price controls because we don't have enough shortages right now." we want to kill businesses and have not just your grocery store shelves empty, but home depot, lowes, you name it. you will not be able to find anything. i think joe biden is not changing, except maybe for the worse. >> i would fire the experts if i work joe biden. we've got to hurry up to kickboxing and drinks. 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[laughter] >> greg: i trust you have not picked the gender yet and are waiting for the right time. >> gillian: we are leaving up to to you. >> greg: i will leave it up to -- agenda reveal. why did he apologize for saying "gain?" like he is insulting to criminals. "these gangs -- i mean, rohan criminals. that was bizarre. why did it take so long for democrats to prioritize crime when americans were suffering from most two years? why did they choose to chase the voting bill, or their claimant agenda? it's simple on you can't chase a problem that everyone knows you caused. it's like saying "crime is out of control," and as a progressive democrat, people look at you and go "isn't that on you?" what they consider adversaries, people like us on fox or republicans, this is a key issue for them. the democrats can't be seen agreeing with us, because that would be betrayal. they would rather pick a stupid stance like bailing out looters, or no cash bail, than common sense, because the common sense and is aligned other people. they despise us more than the thugs, so that is where the thugs are out there. gavin newsom should repeal those laws that allow people to shoplift $900 worth of stuff, instead of this symbolic virtue signaling he does -- this is not a practical solution. this is for us to do segments, and it works. >> harold, i'm going to come to you next to respond, because these are your people. in the span of two days, we had nancy pelosi saying "crime is my number one issue," and then the president says "i want to get police department's more money." what gives? >> we should be careful not to frame this in a partisan way. the cities of miami, jacksonville, tulsa, fort worth, have republican mayors, and some have republican governors, and i would not call this something they want or are enabling. in think greg is right when he says that the republicans have not been strong enough. some have ring and filed around defunding, and some around the cash bail reform -- i would hope every d.a., police chiefs, and there's a lot of democratic police chiefs and mayors who i would argue are probably to the right of president biden on some of these issues. perhaps, there is -- about how to prosecute crime. one thing is clear: no black american or democrat that i socialize with wants high crime rates, wants high homicide rates, wants to have to clean debris off of railroads. many are in washington today -- the president spoke with them. many have asked the president to help with bail reform, the mental health initiative, ensure that those of us who have public transit that we are able to prosecute, arrest, make safe havens there on subway platforms across the country. i did not mean to jump start this conversation in the last segment, but i'm glad the district attorney of new york met with business leaders today, and i'm glad they expressed clearly to him that without a public transit system, new york won't be new york. our economy can't thrive. i hope democrats and republicans -- those who have been wrong, get right, and those who have been right all along, continue to amplify your voice. >> the transportation security administration that he is confirmed to news now -- they are allowing undocumented immigrants come to people who are in the united states illegally to use their homeland security issued arrest warrants as i.d. airport security checkpoints, those arrest warrants are used to cross-check with cvp databases. as far as i can tell, this is great news for you, because you don't have to bring your passport anymore, you can bring your arrest warrant. you must have multiple, jesse. [laughter] >> jesse: multiple, very devious behavior on my part. i will submit to a full body search. i want to not gloat for a second. a lot of people are going to be shocked when i tell you this. i'm not going to trash the democrats here. don't change the channel, just hear me out. the democrats have come around on crime. let's take the win. the democrats have come around on lockdowns, school closings. they have finally woken up to the train wreck of the biden presidency. i'm not going to spike the football, i'm going to accept it, so, i don't think their intentions are pure, obviously. it is very suspicious that pelosi, newsom, and biden, on the same day, are laser focused on crime. that tells me that a polling memo went out that the democrats saw, looked at, and said "holy cow, we are all going to lose our seats." a crime is not when someone steals your car or takes your wallet. a crime is when someone steals the democrats' seat in congress. that's what they care about. same thing happened after the 2020 summer riots. they did not care all summer until the polling memo went out in august, and don them and said "you guys are going to get crushed." bad polls are like smelling salts: wakes the democratic party. that's that's the real issue. did you notice how gavin newsom didn't really care about the criminals or the crime itself? he cares about the image of the crime. he cares about how it looks on television. did you see the drone loaded? it was on network news. it's a p.r. thing for him. it's so superficial, and i fear that good-looking guys great hair are so superficial it's giving us a bad name. [laughter] >> greg: it's true. >> hand-in-hand with what greg just said, the optics -- dagen, i obviously save the loveliest for last. >> dagen: thank you. [laughter] gavin newsom has a zion higher office, number one. these pictures were embarrassing to him. also, union pacific, though railroads -- the district attorney in los angeles county, a two-page letter essentially telling him "if you don't start prosecuting me, it's crime." they wrote him the letter. even with all the arrests made, they have the extended time frame for suspects to appear in court. it's called revictimization to union pacific employees by those same criminals who the railroads and to the employees. they said "we are taking our business out of l.a. county potentially." what happens is gavin newsom knows this is the beginning of a downward spiral, a financial death spiral for any city and state if the businesses leave, your tax base leaves, even your more wealthy taxpayers will leave. then, lower income californians are left behind and you can't recover from that. to greg's point, i think the only thing that triggered gavin newsom going down there was his gucci slippers got lost in transit. [laughter] , or something he ordered got stolen. [laughter] >> jesse: it was supposed to be here by now. >> dagen: they only start caring -- when it happens to them. >> gillian: great point. >> dagen: it's greg's point, i stole it. >> jesse: steal my point. >> gillian: known once your points, jesse. 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[laughter] >> i sent you that email before the phone started. you should check your wi-fi. [laughter] >> unlike you, jillian, i am a very busy person. [laughter] >> getting hair spray to. [laughter] >> jillian, continue. >> the core of this problem with the voting rights legislation is that the left believes, like with every fiber of their being, that it is about race and racism. the right believes that it is about banning voter i.d., making cheating easier, and instituting a federal takeover of elections once and for all so that the fed is in charge of all of elections in this country. that is the crux of this problem. there is not going to be a path forward for any of this, because these are intractable problems. a quick note about what sonny said. she said that the infrastructure bill was geared towards -- excuse me, i'm starting to spit and drool like greg. [laughter] this happens when you are on television with him. [laughter] she said the infrastructure bill was geared towards white moderates. it was not geared towards white people at all, really, and the president said this over and over again. this was a bill that was pouring more public funding into bridges and roads and tunnels, trains, buses, expanding internet access. it was a bill aimed at minority communities in america. she is flat wrong on that. >> that was also, harold, i think a talking point from joy reid. there is a memo that went out to call the of a structure built racist, essentially. >> i think when you build bridges, they do not have a black lane and a white lane, you determine how many blacks went across the bridge versus anyone else. we are too quick to racialize everything. >> that was not my perception that i said, that's how the biden administration sold a bill. that was not coming from me. just to be clear. >> anyone that said it is wrong. my point is this: if 16 republican senators voted for voting rights in the past, i don't think it's unfair to ask them "what made you not want to vote for the john lewis voting rights act?" there might be many reasons. we cannot we are passing voting rights laws after an election were more people voted in the history of the country and snow courts found any widespread fraud. we may say there other reasons, and i think that some reasons raised by republicans, especially around voter i.d. -- i think we should have voter i.d., but for the life of me, i don't understand any state that would give oversight authority to a partisan legislature versus a secretary of state. we have not had those kinds of problems. democrats are being charged sometimes, and republicans are being charged. >> jesse, a final word, but the issue was getting rid of the filibuster for legislation in the senate. the democrats are using that -- they wanted that has a pathway to passing whatever they want: climate change website and, you name it. they are mad they didn't get their way, and they are using these aversions and calling people racist because they didn't get what they wanted on the filibuster. >> jesse: so, the senate, which democrats control, as racist, but the infrastructure, which is racist, was solved by a new infrastructure bill that is also racist. finally, the republicans don't vote with a black president who is a democrat, and then they don't vote with a white president who was a democrat, and they conclude that the republicans are racist when they treat the white democrat presidents and black democrat presence exactly the same way? [laughs] i think they just prove the point. republicans are not racist, they just don't vote with the democratic president. case closed. >> they are the ones who got -- confused individual elected. up next, wokeness coming for your favorite candy: m&ms for getting a progressive takeover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i lost 26 pounds and i feel incredible. with the new personalpoints program, i answered questions about my goals and the foods i love. i like that the ww personalpoints plan is built just for me. join today for 50% off at ww.com hurry! offer ends january 24th! >> the parent company of m&ms causing quite a stir, after announcing that their mascots would get a "inclusive woke makeover," focusing them on a range of personalities. here are some of the changes. the green eminem will be trading in her high heeled boots for sneakers. she also will be ending her rivalry with the brown m&ms. the orange m&m will embrace his anxiety, and the red m&ms will bully people less. dagen, you are into fashion and know it. what do you think about this shoe thing with the green m&m? [laughter] >> dagen: i loved my invite wino go-go boots, but i'm noticing that they are still naked, and they are still talking candy's. [laughter] this is a gateway drug to obesity, and i know firsthand, because my first boss had a dispenser of m&ms on his desk. i gained 20 pounds in about six months. this cup has 19 peanut m&ms in it. it's 250 calories -- this is causing fatness among myself, so... [laughter] >> harold: jesse, as a fashion expert yourself, what are your thoughts? >> jesse: harold, when you joined "the five," did you think you would be asking guests about those shoe thing with doug green m&m? i bet you didn't. >> harold: taking notes on it already. [laughter] >> jesse: i am also offended and will give these candies a woke makeover. there are new name changes. mrs. good bar. york peppermint pat. [laughter] finally, peanut-less m&ms. >> who rode that? that's good. >> jesse: i did. i spent all day. [laughter] >> harold: greg, does this hurt the m&m brand? >> greg: this is kind of like a microcosm of what is happening in the local world. if you look at what they changed -- you go from go-go boots to sneakers. that's boring. there is no more rivalries. that's not interesting. the whole end result of a woke ism is that it lands everything, shaved and individuality that a human might have in favor of it of what is best to describe them. you are no longer an individual, you are part of a group. they are doing this with candy! this is the diabetic starter kit, being affected. that is what dagan has brought up. corporations, what they are trying to do, they are trying to keep you from criticizing them about the real big things that they do, like make kids fat, increased risk for diabetes. by doing the easy stuff first, like "let's make our candies more inclusive." i support what kat timpf said. if you want to support inclusively for m&ms, why are you eating them? how gross is that? how disgusting is it that you are eating these "inclusive little bonbons," these nonbinary bonbons that just want to have a good life? [laughter] >> jesse: greg, i like how the red m&ms going to bully less. [laughter] is not going to stop. >> harold: with that segway, gillian, bring us home. >> gillian: what i don't like about all of this is if you look at these changes, they say they are trying to be gender-neutral and inclusive. why are you just fixing what the women m&ms are wearing? [laughter] that's the only changes. the green m&m cannot wear her go-go boots, and the brown m&m, her shoes are changing. she will have lower heels. i've been talking to rich about this story earlier today. he said "from now on, we should call them. -- "fan mail friday" is next. ♪♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. for investors who can navigate this landscape, pedialyte powder packs. leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. 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"fan mail friday." first question from john b. "what band or musician have you seen the most times? i'm going to jesse. i don't think he is seen live music in his life. [laughter] >> that's not true. i've seen the funky meters a half-dozen times? >> the meters. >> got you. >> did i just out music you, got fouled? >> it is weird. >> i bet you do not stand out in the crowd? [laughter] >> jillian, who have you seen the most? >> i'm not sure, but it might be aerosmith. [laughter] they were the first concert i ever went to. i think i have seen them three times since then. they might be the most. i don't really follow anyone like the groupie around the country. four concerts is a lot. >> it's surprising you have such conventional taste, gillian. that was sleepy. [laughter] harold, who have you seen the most? >> the three i have seen the most would be prince, al green, and since i have known my wife, the allman brothers. they are constituted now. >> i'm changing my answer. i've seen them more. >> how many times? >> i saw prince probably 25 times. >> i think you win and i haven't even gotten to dagen yet. i might be you, but i would be cheating. >> gillian: i cannot top that come about lyle love it, his large band, their acoustic group as well. i started seeing them -- it was a long time ago, more than 30 years ago. [laughter] >> i put myself at second place. i've seen mike patton 20 times, but with different bands: faith no more, mr. bogle, tomahawk, executioners, love interest, so that is cheating. hope is doing well. "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. 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"watters' world" one last time for feeding frenzy. [pacman] >> jesse: coca-cola unveiled a new flavor with coffee. mocha flavor. brazilian coffee beans, pack in twice as much caffeine as regular coke. it has already hit stores. i'm going to try it right now. >> jesse: it's good guys. >> gillian: stop lies. >> jesse: i'm not lying about the feeding frenzy. i may have in the partly sunny but not this one. jesse watters prime 7:00 monday. hope to see you there. harold ford jr. >> harold: congrats again and rest in peace meat loaf. when a snow storm rolled through pennsylvania. the high school football coach in bethel park decided to cancel their team's weight lifting workout. the boys didn't get off easy the coach told them to get out and exercise by getting out and shoveling snow for elderly and disabled neighbors. they have done just that become a tradition. helps connect the boys with their community. we think they should keep up the good work. there is goodness in all of us. bless those boys and community. >> some of the linemen looked like they were pushing the shovels on top of the snow. i don't know if you caught that. >> greg: i did, yes. >> harold: looked like us at the christmas tree. >> jesse: takes one to know one. gillian? >> gillian: my daughter just turned six months old. pull up the video. she tried vegetables for the first time. she is having carrots and broccoli. i think there is potato in there. what breaks my heart about this video is she loves food so much that she kept opening her mouth, hoping against hope that the next bite would not be as disgusting as the last one. i think she lost faith in humanity. >> jesse: cocoa rose, what a great name. all right, take us home. >> dagen: maybe a homemade zamboni that her dad makes for the backyard ice rink. this is nika her dad made that zamboni for her to ride in the backyard and it's real. >> jesse: off we go to margaritaville, everybody. have a great weekend. [laughter] >> bret: good evening and i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the u.s. and russia try to lower the temperature in the increasingly heated dispute over ukraine. the top diplomats from washington and moscow met today on neutral ground at what the american secretary of state described as a critical moment. we have fox team coverage tonight. greg palkot is in kyiv with the latest from the ukrainian capital. benjamin hall in geneva with specifics on the talks but we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich on the north lawn as the biden administration considers evacuating family members of diplomats in the former s