dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." well, it's a real bloodbath for the media's credibility. team biden, democrats and the liberal press all teaming up to take donald trump completely out of context of her comments the former president made about a bloodbath in the auto industry during his rally in ohio. here's what he actually said. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and you're not going to be able to sell those. if i get elected, now if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloooodbath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it. it's going to get bloodbath of the country. that will be the least of it. they're not going to sell those cars. >> dana: the media leaving out the full context of what trump was saying, instead pumping out these headlines "promoting the misleading bloodbath interpretation. implying that a former president was calling for political violence. their narrative also finding a place on rival networks. >> what i heard was a continuation of the same rhetoric, the same endorsement of political violence that we've seen from donald trump. speaker he's even predicted a bloodbath. what does that mean? he's going to exact a bloodbath? >> it's just [bleep]. he knew what he was doing. we are not stupid. americans are stupid. >> he says his bloodbath comment was referring to the auto industry. that's not how it sounded to me. >> meandering off message comments. this is his message. >> major party candidates saying you elect me, there's going to be dictatorship, bloodbath, violence, retribution against my political enemies. that equals what we saw in italy and germany and other places. >> not taking it out of context because the context is his history and his life. >> dana: former president trump addressing the outrage thing this "i was simply referring to imports allowed by cricket joe biden which are killing the automobile industry." greg, i feel like the challenge for democrats as they become the boy who cried political violence and it's only march. >> greg: it's amazing. i think we are in a new era and is like the old days. how quickly this was debugged. they like touching a mall before it turns cancerous my love how the hoax toadies that give it to well, it's true in the context of other hoaxes. you mean the "flying people" hoax, drinking bleach hoax, migrants aren't people hoax so the wrestler hopes on a pallet of other hoaxes and it's like saying peter pan is real and so is tinker bell. it raises another point. the person on the view said this is true because his language is among the pattern of inflammatory rhetoric, right? how do you fall for it every time? if you're aware that this is a pattern, the intelligence response would be like trump speaks like this all the time. that's how he speaks. when they bring up his past it disproves their point of it than proving it. now compare it to the past. to see how we have evolved as hoax consumers. when the fine people hoax was created, everyone fell for it including the people here at fox. there was some guy who cried when it happened on tv. then we started seeing the unedited tape over a period of months and we talked about it here on the five and every time you brought it "i heard it with my own ears," but had been edited and when you showed it to them it was like a cognitive dissonance just exploded. their entire basis for truth have been stripped away. the result is we have learned to suspect all stories with context as lies. helps that elon musk bought x because of the wasn't this probably would've been considered fact but the bigger story is the media has no current ability. they are exhausted. none of this worked. the hell see it as the truth because they live in their bubble of cognitive bias. it may no longer reach them. they are immune to the truth the way jesse isis immune to world suffering. >> dana: george, democrats try to squeeze so much juice out of anything he says that it become something like you just can't -- it's been nine years, sorry, i'm just trying to think. it's been nine years since the media has been watching this and they continue to fall into this trap. i think greg is right that is, to a point where people are like, the media, here they go again. >> judge jeanine: what stuns me as they continue to do it. they know that when they are selling is not salable, that the american people are not buying it. the whole idea of that last sound of pelosi saying, is he going to exact a bloodbath? nancy come he was president for four years. did you see a bloodbath? then he's hitler. well, during the four years that he was president, do you see him kill any jews? no, in fact he set up the embassy in jerusalem and took it out of tel aviv. or that he's going to exact retribution against his enemies. he had a doj for four years. what enemy do to exact retribution from, did he indict? they are now at the point where they know there are so ridiculous that they are justifying, taking it out of context. they are most admitting, they are saying we are taking it out of context but it's okay that is truly in context it is the listen to "the view," whatever her name is, that it is in context. here's the bottom line. rachel maddow used a bloodbath hours before donald trump did in referring to the new leadership at the rnc. >> dana: can we play that for everyone? >> judge jeanine: if you have it. >> as politico.com reports tonight on the "bloodbath" at the rnc. as part of the quotes maga drive to take over maricopa county in the headline refers to it as an impending bloodbath. >> the midterm elections may not be the bloodbath for democrats to spend predicted. >> joe biden was talking about his concerns about the negative bloodbath. >> it's going to the bloodbath in november. >> it would be a bloodbath. >> could be see a bloodbath. >> bloodbath. >> republican party could be destroyed. it's going to be a bloodbath. >> dana: there you have it. >> judge jeanine: that's the point. the only bloodbath that's going on in the world are ukraine, the middle east, and fentanyl, missing children, coming over the border. leave it at that. >> dana: one of the things that happened when the white house was asked about getting this out of context, harold, one, they didn't apologize and they said is true in the broader picture. i also wonder in the time between the headlines in the fund-raising emails and the time that x was basically like obviously this was out of context, the democrats are raising so much money off of these things that they have $155 million already in the campaign coffers so i wonder if it's just worth it for them to go ahead and get something wrong because they get these types of donations. >> harold: they will probably continue to do that, age-old political tradition of capitalizing on something that your opponent said or didn't say. >> dana: i was wondering where that was. >> greg: i'm taking that out of context. >> harold: i'm glad the former president came back to clarify that he was talking about the autoworkers. when i watched it in real time -- i didn't see it in actual time i saw it when i played it back, i figure that's what he was talking about which was the autoworkers and his ability to manage the economy. but i watch the first part of what he set also and he indicated that he was still willing and this is a huge difference of opinion that he and i have. he is willing to i believe pardon those whose conduct, held accountable for on january 6th, he calls them hostages. i watched vice president pence over the weekend said he could not endorse t president trump ad one of the reasons he cited was he doesn't believe that those who have been held accountable on january 6 are hostages. he compared them to those in israel. there's a number of things democrats want to point to and differences between president trump and president biden and i think they should in these instances where we take things out of context, democrat or republican, in this instance this is a particular sensitive wanderings of the way, some democrats and independents and even republicans think about president trump. that being said, this race is going to come down to, we should not kid ourselves. january 6th will be a predicate in this race and it will be president trump addresses this in addition to how he's dressed it so far brings the one thing democrats i think rightly say is that president trump is willing, he has said, willing to pardon many if not all of those who have been found guilty or liable for their conduct on generally six. >> dana: i had to do a double take this morning. hillary clinton waited this morning somewhere in the 10:00 hour of newsroom after this has already been debunked. here it is right here. this morning. "a bloodbath. what would you say if you said this in another country?" ma'am, if you missed the past 15 hours of debugging this? >> >> jesse: usually when hillary clinton state department leaves a country, there's a bloodbath. this hoax was quicker than the jussie smollett hoax. the american people like popping hoax is now. it's fun. it's a game. people enjoy the challenge because it used to be a challenge, used to take years to investigate and figure out russia or the laptop. now instantaneously we can pointed out. there is something kind of rejuvenating about that to see behind the curtain, how the sausage is made and is not may very well. this tells me that biden is losing and he knows he's losing and he has to rely on cheap tactics like that. this is not help confident campaigns operate. they go out and hold rallies and why i'm winning and why deserve a second term. this is like going after someone's knees and a football game. you don't do this. if your buddy knows it's illegal and he got caught in about five seconds because he doesn't have anything else to offer. they keep playing the same magic tricks, dana, over and over. there's a quarter behind your ear. oh, there's no quarter. we know how the trick works. why do they keep doing it? they don't have anything else. they have hoaxes and lawsuits. what is anybody talking about? they are talking about china snaking around biden's import tariffs going through mexico to dump cheap cars into the country and joe biden doesn't have a clue about it. donald trump is all over it we are talking about how the media is quick at and you can't trust anything they say. that's where everybody is right now. and the hoax data vendors that greg is talking about, they are just digging a bigger grave. >> dana: speaking of bloodbath, president biden is tearing apart his staff over some bad polling. ♪ ♪ god. we take this moment just to give you thanks. we thank you for this time to come together as a family, as friends, and as a country. help us, lord, especially this lent, to grow closer to you. amen. join us in prayer this lent. on hallow. stay prayed up. hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? 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>> this is the "when did you stop beating your spouse question" because i don't think he ever did that. you use that is the premise of your question which is when he does that. i've never seen him do that, shout or swear in response to that. so from my perspective, that particular report is not correct. >> greg: inflammatory language there. in other parts spilling the beans on how joe biden can't stop thinking about barack obama. the big guy apparently ate chit chatting much with barry these days but behind close doors it's all he ever talks about. biden likes to boast about how "obama would be jealous" and bring it about. the white house denies there is a rift. dana, this is peculiar timing for a story like this. who would float this? wise is happening. do you think it's real push to mark >> dana: i feel like he read go again, another story linked by inside the biden campaign by friends of the biden campaign who actually don't work for the biden campaign. i wouldn't blame him for being mad at his campaign. what campaign exist? they're going to have plenty of money but they could spend $100 million showing him running the 100-yard dash and it's not going to change a single mind about how things are going. when i read the headline that said he's mad about his campaign, i believe that because he knows that he's losing. that told me he's may be more with it than you think. maybe he's saying guys, were going to lose. >> greg: that is behind the story, right, judge? it shows that he's alert and alive. totally made up is that he's engaged when really he's not. >> judge jeanine: i think he is cognitive enough to realize that he's in trouble. i really do. his anger is both an outgrowth and continuation -- remember charlamagne tha god, if you don't vote for me, it ain't black. it's like the hillary clinton entitlement mentality. i am entitled to be your president. so he seething with anger, seething and shouting and swearing and i'm surprised jake sullivan didn't know that. trump is beating him in all of the swing states in his numbers are so bad that any other president who have those numbers lost reelection. the ending is clear. here's the problem. campaigned as a moderate. he was in a trojan horse. he backed up the trojan horse into the white house and all the leftist minions ran into the white house, they are running the joint. every time he says something that's almost real, they come out and cleaned it up. okay? like laken riley, lincoln rallied to him, laken riley was killed by a little and then youe minions come out clean up. he's losing. his white house advisors don't want to take any recommendations from anyone. because "we've got this." we won in 2020 which was unlike any election year given the pandemic and where we were. but let that go. i have a different opinion. i think this guy has gotten elected for 50 years. he knows washington. when he said lincoln riley was killed by illegal, use being real. i just have a feeling that they stop trying to progressive him and left him and allowed him to go out and debate in the real out there, he might strike a chord of reality. i'm not saying i hope this happens or i don't. but let the guy out. let him swing for the fences. he has won for 50 years. let him at it. >> greg: harold, and the green room we were talking about this rift between obama and joe biden you said if joe was clearly a racist and it disgusts me. i was very shocking how angry you got to attempt over a platter of snacks. >> harold: you know i like snacks. i've got to look at the cameras on that make sure. the reelection campaigns are stirring affairs. i think about -- i think about the reelection of the candidates since i've been able to vote in presidential raceces that have won. i look at clinton. it took him a minute and his reelection campaign to find his way. finally said prosperity and the economy, those of you that don't like all this prosperity, don't vote for me. which part of the prosperity don't you like? president bush, you did something against john kerry that i thought was powerful. the country has not been attacked since 9/11. you can say we want to say about what we've done, what we have not done, how we have done it but the country safer. president obama went after then governor romney and leader ryan at the time, paul ryan, so they're going to cut social security and medicare. that resonated. you find yourself this time. i take the 2020 race out, president trump's reelection campaign, go right to where we are. they've got to find their voice. you're right. you've got to let a candidate be a candidate. a candidate that's won a lot been around a lot. i've got to think he's frustrated because he thinks that all the things they've invested in america that everyday americans should be experiencing it. i've said all along of people to feel like you're doing well but the deuces are doing well for people to feel safe in their communities but that police statuses they should, you're not going to win with that message. they've got to find their way and i think -- not surprised. these allegations about things happening behind the scenes and campaigns, i don't necessarilyf. however do find it believable that he is trying to find his way. he's got several weeks to do it and when he does it's going to be one heck of a race. >> greg: not very good at finding his way. we have seen the tape. jesse, any truth to the rumor that i'd made a peace offering to obama by sending the dog commander in a food basket? >> jesse: because he likes to eat dog? barack obama? i just want to make sure the audience knows that he admitted to eating dog in malaysia. tonight we're going to be covering barack obama secret trip to europe. he's meeting with belgian royalty and the british prime minister. what's that all about? we'll be digging deep into that later this evening. the president has to be able to sell his success and it's his agenda. he enacted it. he can't sell it because he's not a great wurtsmith but there's not a lot of great things to sell. you've been talking about how most of the jobs have been graded are for immigrants. we just found out today all the jobs created last year were part-time jobs and you have said recently all the spending that he's done whether it's covid or the environment, that's what's created the inflation. the inflation is getting worse. they are having a lot of trouble getting inflation under control so they might not even be able to cut rates leading up to this. so they told him "you're going to probably lose georgia and arizona. that's why he was cursing. that means he has to sweep the rust belt. pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. and he is down in every state. i would be cursing people out too. it's not their fault. it's his. >> greg: excellent point, jesse. >> jesse: think you, greg. >> greg: censorship showdown at the supreme court paid your freedom of speech could be in danger. ♪ ♪ to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground to the final stitch. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20 i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) >> jesse: the supreme court take an hour could be the biggest free-speech case in our lifetimes. the justices hearing arguments all day on whether the biden administration violated the first amendment by pressuring big tech social media companies to remove content they didn't like. biden's lackeys tried to get sites like twitter and facebook to take down so-called disinformation related to the covid vaccine in the election. but the white house denies they were being coercive. the final decision could have major implications over what you can get to post online. one of the republicans who sued, explaining what's at stake. >> it's the most important free-speech case in our lifetime because it involves some of the highest-ranking government officials that our country colluding in course it was with her biggest social media companies in the world to suppress millions of posts. some of them wanted to take some of these down but there were instances where they were actually pushing back on the government said do it or else. >> jesse: where do you draw the line? white house officials, dhs, fbi officials telling, pressuring companies censor americans. >> harold: that's what the case is about. if what mr. schmidt says is accurate than the court will weigh in, rightly so. we try to glean sometimes from the arguments. today the arguments have been before the supreme court, it appears at least from some of the reporting and some of the audio that came out of it that all of the justices, including those that were appointed by democratic presidents and republican presidents expressed some concern. it appears that their concern rested on a simple legal premise and the judge has far more expansiveness than i do, although we learned about in law school. once you say something is unlawful, you didn't have to show evidence of the unlawfulness. then you have to show harm was caused by that and that's with the judges were asking. that's what the justices, excuse me, were asking the attorney generals who brought the case. at least from the reports i heard in exchange between ju judge alito and some of the lawyers. he wondered aloud whether there white house would pressure newspapers. he specific he said "the new york times" in matters like this. apparently justices kagan and kavanaugh were white house officials in earlier parts of their careers, they said they remember pressuring "the new york times" and other newspapers. we might be able to get some perspective on that. >> jesse: did you glean anything, judge, for these oral arguments today? >> judge jeanine: i don't know if this case may be a bad case upon which to see the broadest pressure campaign being brought by the federal government against social media companies, private individuals, as well as viewpoints. this is going to be huge. normally when you talk about the first amendment it's normally about the first amendment where it constrains government from interfering with your freedom of speech. what they've got here is they've got, they want government to be able to suppress your free speech on the grounds that they think they're free speech is more important. the whole thing is upside down and the white house is arguing that the court cannot stop them because government must be allowed to speak freely. i have no problem with the government being allowed to speak freely. but by the same token, americans have to be allowed to speak freely. and they are ordering, they are demanding that social media companies shutdown individuals and their free speech and the amazing part of all this is that the unrelenting pressure that the white house and the federal government can bring can be enormous. but when you think about 2020 and you think about why would the white house be so interested in suppressing people's opinions, when the supreme court allows hate speech, you can say something that is hateful, that is protected by the supreme court but you can't give your opinion on covid? all of a sudden they're going to say we agree with the white house? the thing that taints it is the billions of dollars that were made by pharmaceutical companies that were then able to force the government to say "stop people from saying don't take the vaccine." today if you want to give blood, you know they ask you? have you taken the covid vaccine before you're allowed to give blood? >> jesse: that's why don't like to give blood or part anything. >> dana: you've got to work on that charitable giving. two points. there is a big difference of what i think kavanaugh and kagan were saying. when you're in a white house press office or the white house communications team or you are the cia director and you weigh in on the press. i fully and will always defend the government protecting a source or a method for a government program that is, for example, protecting a source who is inside a terror style and trying to district that protect somebody. if you think about enhanced interrogation techniques for example. that's the kind of thing where you make very tough call to major media organizations saying "i'm asking you. please hold off until i can make sure that this person is safe for me have the information that need." and that can work. i think it probably works better for democratic administrations than republican ones. be that as it may, i would never have said "i know. let's call and make sure that uncle bob in iowa shouldn't be allowed to post something on facebook." that is insane to me. that's exactly what the white house did. i was really surprised at reading some of the text messages from the surgeon general or the emails to the social media companies, how dare you say that somebody couldn't express their opinion? to me that crossed the line and that's what they were talking about today. >> jesse: they were wrong not just on covid but on the laptop. >> greg: they were wrong on a lot of things, jesse. you will not see the strike it much play because it's not trumpet it's not a republican. let's compare to another story of censorship. republicans trying to ban books, right? when you hear about attacks on the first amendment that's what you hear about. wilkins are trying to and books. then you dig deeper and you find they are trying to remove explicit sexual content from one room and move it somewhere else away from kids. that's what they call censorship pair that was a threat to first amendment. but somehow about this and it goes back to this pattern where they amplify annexation of violating one's rights that they are in fact doing themselves. this by the way, this action about what the government did, it trickled down and it helped people beyond the tech industry. it's now okay to bring people as endangering lives if they had a different opinion. people felt like they had to be careful just because they heard about this and they go back to the a block. this opportunity cost of these hoaxes is causing us to overlook a really, really big story. the white house trying to censor free speech by applying pressure to private companies. instead you now will hear stories about blood baths, insurrection, russian collusion, constant systemic racism in order to vent you or the american people from seeing the corruption. we are always involved in this distraction meant to divide us when we should be after them. >> jesse: we should be after them figuratively. >> greg: inflammatory language. >> jesse: coming up, going woke is making millions of people miserable. we'll explain the new research ahead. ♪ ♪ me to you to fix it. >> tech vo: this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way. and she could track us and see exactly when we'd arrive. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >> tech: nice to meet you. >> tech vo: we got right to work, with a replacement she could trust. we come to you for free! schedule now for free mobile service at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ we're traveling all across america talking to people about their hearts. how's the heart? 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"why people have on average a higher level of income than black people. it is because of racism. >> harold: that's not true. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: all right, harold. we'll go to you first. do you think we really need to study to believe that woke people are unhappy, anxious, miserable people? >> harold: i don't know. we looked at a study at the beginning of last week about the impact that some of the transgender stuff as on issues and what we are teaching or talking about with kids in that study showed that it was having an impact, negative impact. we are seeing from a study like this. i don't know. but i do know: i hope -- i know we all hope we don't find some way did not want to learn about other people, about other religions, other races, history of makes us unsettled. because we think that it's going to make us unhappy or anxious. somethings will make you unhappy. somethings will make you disagreeable but hopefully at the end of the day like a big family learn to come back on the table and laugh and smile and get on with it. there's no doubt -- i don't know if the whole ideology makes people this. maybe the things that are causing people to want to learn more try to correct things more may make them feel this way. >> judge jeanine: all right, jesse. one of the truisms of woke people was that university reading list should include fewer white or european authors. so our woke people for erasing history? >> jesse: sure. i have been reading about john locke. some of his original manuscripts in my library. his feelings about child rearing will knock your socks off, judge jeanine. these are some of the many things that i do in my library at home. old manuscripts, ancient montrose. this i extend my mind. i'm glad that you came to me on this because it's not people then embrace woke is him and then become anxious and depressed. it's people who are already anxious and depresessed and embraceable cousin. you can see it on their faces. greg talks about this all the time. you see the purple hair, the piercings, the anger, the lines. these people are already incredibly depressed. woke is him is just an avenue for them to explore that and express that anger. and in my book which i know i haven't mentioned, it does come out tomorrow. apparently i'm not only compared against the pope, christine blasey ford has a book out tomorrow. not worried about her so much but i'm just saying that there's competition out there. get it together. many of the people that i speak to, vegan extremists. people who sit in traffic and block others from getting to work because they think the sky is falling and the environment is collapsing, these people are angry, depressed, anxious people who are just projecting their problems on the rest of us. >> judge jeanine: how do you think we should resolve those people's problems? >> greg: jesse is absolutely right. we can say that the woke are more likely to be mentally ill. but woke is him is an avenue for people who are mentally unwell because in -- it indulges feelings of hopelessness. it offers a low bar to grasp fair meaning. irrationality becomes a movement. this is why harold said family. the reason why democrats have a hard time with the woke is that the mental illnesses and their family. so they treated more sensitively. i am saying this, then it's an outgrowth of the democrat liberal party. see you guys have to see it more sensitively and personally than the rest of us do. it's interesting in this study it affects women over men by a factor of seven to one. do you know what else the vacantly impacts women more than men? self h harm. this is an expression of self harm. when you look at everything that's done, you look at the monk shots and look at the physicality of a people do themselves, no question t this s self-harm married to politics. i want to just talk about the race thing. i think splitting groups into oppressor versus oppressed is also causing a lot of harm. if i feel that i'm in the presser, i'm going to feel miserable. if you feel that you're oppressed, you're going to retreat into victimhood and anger and that creates unhappiness. here's a solution, this is for my expense. i was unemployed for a year when i was 24. i was living at home. i sent out 1,000 resumes. it was brutal. but i ran every day. i went to the gym. i took a writing class. i submitted articles. i sent out resumes and resumes and finally at the end of the year i took a job in allentown, pennsylvania. i moved from san francisco to allentown and got a job at "prevention" magazine. here's your thought exercise. if i were a black female of the same situation, would you ad advise? absolutely the same thing. so whether you're a white guy or a black girl, the same practices would apply with you think it's a racist society or not. and telling them that practices like that are just part of some kind of white privilege eliminates anybody to learn from a white person. if you see a white successful person, you should want to learn that you really should. the same goes for black, asian, spanish, you name it. but we are telling them not to. >> jesse: i would like to invite greg on my book tour so he can sell my book better than i can. [laughter] >> harold: that was well said. >> judge jeanine: very well said. dana. >> dana: i will say i did read jesse's book this weekend. i think it's excellent. i highly recommend it. i was interested in the patterns that you see. each chapter is a different person who is going through something. they also have a cause or an issue or thing that they are doing. whether it be black supremacy you are basically open borders. gentle parenting, all of these things. wait, there's several patterns that you see throughout? he takes, believe it or not he has a lot of compassion and empathy for the people that he interviews. believe it or not. it's a very good book that way. one of the problems that the democratic party has is that people who are woke and liberal are making the rest of us miserable about them. that hurts causes and what harold said which is we shouldn't not want to be open to people's problems. but your problems are not my problems. >> jesse: thank you, dana. you are coming on tour too. >> judge jeanine: of next, don't mess with mike tyson. we will tell you what the heavyweight champion is beefing up for. ♪ ♪ ♪(sung) limu emu and doug.♪ hello, ghostbusters. it's doug... ...of doug and limu. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. anyway, we got a bit of a situation here. uh-huh. uh-huh. mm-hmm. sure, i can hold. only pay for what you need. ♪(sung) liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ ghostbusters: frozen empire. in theaters march 22. 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"the five" will be challenging "the view" to a fight and we'll be doing that on fox nation. it's going to be a cage match. >> dana: and kilmeade is going to be the announcer. >> jesse: i thought he was going to be the ring girl. >> harold: dp, your thoughts. >> dana: i don't like to see people fight. [laughter] but watch out. when i get in the ring with "the view." >> harold: let's go to the judge. >> judge jeanine: let me tell you something mike tyson is going to beat the crap out of that guy. i don't care if there is 30 years in between, difference, it doesn't matter. ps, whatever happens in the zuckerberg-musk fight. >> dana: that's off. >> judge jeanine: that's off? >> jesse: i think jake paul is going to try to stay on the outside news his reach and fork and michael get inside, get them against the ropes into the body, uppercut, good night. >> harold: what's the great line mike tyson had? every buddy has a plan until they get punched in the face. "one more thing" is up next. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. ♪ >> dana: time now for one more thick, jesse? >> jesse: get it together is out tomorrow. and dana will be hosting a live signing with me. if you go right now to jesse sign book.com, you get a signed copy of the book and then you can ask me questions. dana will be asking me questions. it's going to be 12:45 p.m. eastern tomorrow. get involved. get it together. tonight "jesse watters primetime" johnny celebrated the saint patrick's day parade. >> what does it mean to be irish? >> i don't know. i'm african-american but i'm irish today. >> jesse: very good, johnny. >> dana: looking forward to that. well, i want to give a shoutout to a couple of places. this is the blue bird cafe in nashville. on the left is mark irwin and then you had song writers. these wonderful young people aniston pate and davis loos and mccoy moore fabulous. at the listening room cafe they everywhere gratiot great as well. wendell mow aboutably and lee thomas miller. announced today that the country music hall of fame will honor toby keith this year. new episode of perino on politics out tonight with beirut mehlman and greg. >> greg: all right tonight a great show 10:00 p.m. monday kennedy, vince august, kat timpf, jimmy failla. we will not do animals are great. we don't have enough time and it was so good. >> dana: i bet they are great. >> harold: harold this guy zeke on treadmill ncaa tournament young sister helping him out nice shot there kid. >> dana: pretty easy. >> greg: are you going to do one more thing? >> judge jeanine: 6 seconds can't do it. >> dana: i done it. all right. that's it for us have. great night everyone. see you tomorrow. >> bret: hey, dana, i'm really looking forward to the cage match between "the five" andview. >> dana: set your dvrs