men come it will be a woman. given power and you know they are talking about packing the court, because we have won races, but they want to pack the court and you know what that means? a lot of justices and these are things that are wearable. and i guess we can do that too, right? >> dana: the republicans are winning, the immigrants are trying to change the rules. they will unveil a new bill limiting the number of supreme court justices that the president can support and how long the justices can serve and is impeachment still an option? here is what nancy pelosi is saying. >> i don't think he is worth the trouble at this point. we have 40 days until the election and he is trying to discredit mail-in voting and as you heard some of the republicans say, this is a part of the electoral success. >> dana: let me start with you, jessie about tomorrow and this will be the third supreme court justice that president trump has had an opportunity to nominate in his first term and pretty remarkable. >> jesse: and we will be covering it live saturday night with the announcement at 5:00 so greg will be home and i will be live [laughter] but listen, the democrats might get lucky because half of the time republican presidents they get up to the tee box and shank one. you could have the kennedy, you could have roberts. sometimes they nominate swing justices or liberal justices so you know statistically she could be a total bust but she won't because listen to her record. before you >> dana: , you do a lot of reading. >> jesse: a lot of people think she will be an originalist when she dipped her -- interprets constitution. but the democrats are now saying that she will not go to the hearings, and that they will try to destroy her character so that she becomes unfit and makes the look like a sham here they are acting completely childish but it does not look good in here is why. this weekend the news will dominate that she is the pick, we believe and then monday, we hear another shoe will drop on the russia investigation, some documents released and then on tuesday, you have the debate. that might not g go to well fore would be joe, wednesday, comey will get his head kicked him by the senate committee. and then friday, with the jobs report for september. welt the president is campaigning with a lot of energy all over the country, biden is not doing any of that. so the next couple of days will be bad for democrats. >> dana: all right, we will see what happens. but a democrat had something to say about this, greg. listen to this one, this is hillary clinton. >> this could not be more diabolical. and i think democrats need to be absolutely clear in a vote for any republican is literally about to cost you money to make your health care more expensive and may be to eliminate the possibility that you will be able to report it at all. >> dana: doesn't obamacare make health care more expensive? >> greg: she is evolving into a female version of dr. evil. she should be holding a little hairless cat sitting there. and there is no way that you can listen to her because she doesn't sound reasonable because she is bitter, angry for four years. doesn't this look good when you are doing this with their hands? all right, to your point. i didn't know this that the dems said they wouldn't show up at the hearing. he agreed that they shouldn't show up. this will sail right through. don't go. that will save us so much time. we will not have to cover on the "five." but if the dems don't show up, they have the vote and everything is great, so i think that is awesome. to your point about complaining about the judges appointed tudor and roberts, what you are pointing out is an interesting thing. they are left ideological, the democrats. i think that is actually not a bad thing. now, what is going to happen with the democrats, they will go after amy, what is her name? amy coney barrett. okay. i think her religion and portray religion is extreme because she actually adheres to it. and the people who will be going after her will be praising joe biden, a person whose private catholicism as a pro-abortionist. pro-abortion. >> dana: pro-choice. >> greg: but i'm not part of "me." i want to do an analogy if going after her, that is like playing in the minors and making fun of somebody playing in the pros. this person actually lives what she is preaching. and you are just in the bush league pretending to be something but because for interest of power, you know, you are not pro-life. i don't want to leak the news. i just got word that expanding for two hours. looking back at 9:00 because the judge might not be there. >> dana: wow, so you brought up the litmus test on religion and mark meadows chief of staff talked about that earlier today. let's take a look. >> they are coming after their faith, they were catholic faith. and if they are going to go after a judge based on what they believe, not on how they voted and not based on their record, shame on them. that should not be a litmus test for the court. >> dana: katie, thoughts on that. >> katie: it proves that they take what your life is and what you should be doing and decisions on the supreme court. so if a pro-life catholic and in your private life, you would automatically rule and reversal of roe v. wade. they think that if you were pro-choice or pro-a abortion candidate you should be in favor of keeping roe v. wade. they think your personal behavior should lead into your decisions where i would save conservatives and republicans believe you should read the constitution and applies the law rather than allowing personal preferences on religion or other issues to lead into what your decision would be. but in terms how democrats are playing this again, it comes down to double standards. joe biden being catholic, that is fine for him to be faithful and to have different opinions of a personal life and implement a policy position, but it's not okay for a woman like amy coney barrett who lived her life as a catholic, and joe biden doesn't come with public policy and taxpayers actually should pay for abortions. but that's not okay for her. i find this attack on her religion and her community, trying to portray it as a sexist community that does not support women being in careers outside of raising their children. this is a woman who was about to be appointed possibly come a supreme court justice. there is no doubt that her community has supported her impatience has a mother. she has many children to be adopted and as a woman who pursued her legal career. i think the double standard there for a liberal woman, celebrating her as breaking the glass ceiling again and one to be celebrated for being in a place as well. don't hold your breath. >> dana: how do you think the democrats are positioned? >> i don't think we are positioned well, but mitt romney came out and said he would vote for the president's nominee, and even knowing who it would be. i packed up my proverbial bags because stephen breyer is 82 years old. i wrote about this for foxnews.com and essentially treating as gone and via 6-3 and make sure we are not going to be at 7-2 as we move forward. and i think democrats need to hone in on one particular argument, and exactly what talking about. when i listen to the jesse's fantasy week, nothing like you, what you didn't mention is we will lose thousands more of americans lives to coronavirus. that is the number one issue to american voters in 2018 health care. and that was about handling covid and health care. in the aca is on my mind. a litmus test people are looking for, republicans is how they feel about the affordable care act. if you look at josh hawley who says roe v. wade repeal and replace, trump says we need to repeal and replace and comes out with that plan yesterday that was please come back to me. i know you like to abide more than me. you look at that and say, needs to make the case to the american public, if you want health care and protected, joe biden is your choice on november 3rd. >> dana: we will see what happens. >> jesse: i would say that make sense but doesn't that completely undermines the whole idea of identity politics. >> dana: a very reasonable democrats. >> greg: but my point is overall, it does not matter who you nominate tender ways. >> jessica: representation matters. and with o'connor and ruth bader ginsburg who was close to her and talk lovingly about her and her impact on ins berg's ability to come into her own. and so i don't buy that. >> dana: and i want to say i think the democrats will show up at the hearing to my jesse because all of them are auditioning for the primary 2020. >> jesse: they are getting a lot of pressure not to show up. and i can't believe you called her a reasonable democrats. she's -- hey, look, periods before coming up next president trump's latest attack on his opponent. we have been talking about him, joe biden. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's official: national coffee day is now national dunkin' day! celebrate with a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on september 29th. with any purchase unlike ordinary memory wansupplements...ter? 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you know what i said to date, we cannot have a low energy individual as our president. >> jesse: meanwhile biden campaign in an anticipation of postelection daily legal battle. reportedly spreading thousands of political operatives and lawyers across the battleground map. dana, ap came out with a story biden low-key campaign style worries some democrats. >> dana: the bed wetter? they call them the bed wetter. we went bedwetting, you act like it is unnatural or a problem. >> dana: after the age of two it usually is. >> greg: i beg to differ. >> dana: i have to say, this election is out working somebody, president trump is showing he is and three states today. one of them is a 9:00 p.m. event. so he is out there doing it. but there are the bed wetter's and the democratic party, oh, gosh, this is what hillary did. she never went to and it's not going to work that you talk with the campaign and they say, we are sticking with our strategy. we feel confident. we are steady as she goes. just one other thing i would say though, president trump -- we talk about it on cable news and you see all this activity and biden too, but what you don't see is the local news coverage and the places where he's going. local news coverage is often, one, tough and the interviews are tougher. but the coverage is important and big. in the community and all people are talking about it but one of the things i have heard from reporter local media is frustrated at the biden campaign because if they do go anywhere they are not fighting the press or doing a lot of interviews so the local media, wait, you left to come and say you are here but not participating in the process. >> jesse: one of the pieces they picked up jessica come august 11th when he picked kamala harris to be vp, biden has taken 22 days off. so in 22 days, initially three weeks for joe biden who didn't leave his house. >> jessica: americans are entitled to vacation time. [laughter] joe biden is not taking a day off where he is sitting in bed to come i don't know watching cable news old day and live tweeting while the president of the united states and i appreciate his viewership, but joe biden has been getting the briefings. he has sarah gets out everywhere. i would love to see kamala harris taking more questions. she is super sharp, good. >> dana: what is going on with that? to be when she's taken no questions? >> jessica: as far as i understand she is not taken any questions and i think she should. but when i hear about the bedwetting democrats, a group i am not a member of personally or politically, the media obviously, this is their job is to questions and talk but i refer to everyone how the campaign is doing much to mike which is what biden has maintained nationally, and still edging trump in key point states. this is how we got through the primary and joe biden's toast. look what happened to iowa, new hampshire but wait, may be an african-american person vote and we can see where the primary actually is? and then he swept through. his strategy is working for him. we are all sitting around here complaining about it. >> jesse: katie, do you think it is working? >> katie: i'm not sure it is working. i think the polling we are seeing a snapshot of what we are seeing doesn't talk about the millions of doors, rnc, it doesn't talk about the people who have not made up their minds. it does not take into account people are starting to pay attention to the fact that there is registered voters. republicans are doing a good job in florida, and if they want to pay attention to the polling that we have, maybe he is doing well. in terms of the broader picture and the fact that not just surrogates on television but surrogates and local markets arizona, trump is there this week and trump in north carolina last week. lara trump has been all over florida, they are working for it. the big thing with hillary clinton was not that she didn't show up but she took voters for granted. they felt like she just didn't care. joe biden can say i care about your health, but the interesting part of that too, this is not march or april. a lot of the states that he is trying to win voters are opening up not because the governor said they can because the people want to move forward with their lives while social distancing and other measures. the extreme version of moving forward into the name of protecting people's health. >> jessica: trump is running super-spreader of that and let's be honest. >> jesse: that is not honest. greg, do you want to answer the question or call a lid? >> greg: you know what the thing is i think you are being unfair to joe. trump has been in three states but biden has been in three states too, confusion, semi conscious and unconscious today. so he's got more lids than a pandora factory. we will be right back. i have an idea for the trump campaign. come up with a new product. biden lids. and literally, and i am asked for taking a nap. [laughter] it is called biden lids and everybody, you can sleep anywhere with them. i think that would be fun. >> that is so cute, very cute. are you selling for those? >> greg: we will take a break and i will go work on my fund-raising i.e. bottle of whiskey. >> jesse: coming up next to bombshell revelations and details ahead. ♪ (grandmother) thank you for taking me home. it's so far. (young woman) don't worry about it, grandma! this'll be fun. (young woman) two chocolate milkshakes, please. (grandmother) make it three. (young woman) three? (grandmother) did you get his number? (young woman) no, grandma! grandma!! (grandmother) excuse me! (young woman vo) some relationships get better with time. that's why i got a crosstrek. (avo) ninety-seven percent of subaru vehicles sold in the last ten years are still on the road. (grandmother) i'm so glad you got a subaru. (young woman) i wonder who gave me the idea? (avo) love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. ♪ >> new revelations in the russian investigation. a member of the robert mueller's team thought the russian collusion probe and that the prosecution of michael flynn was part of an attitude to get trump. trump. an attorney general bill barr a primary source steele dossier was investigated for suspected ties to russia. president trump wait in on this earlier. >> mr. president: you see this stuff on russia and we got them cold. it was a whole conspiracy. it was the worst thing anybody has ever seen and it was a takedown. they were the ones conspiring. they got caught. let's see what happens. let's see what happens. we went through three years of. >> jessica: indeed. dana, do you think that there is room with less than 40 days out to the election to make the russian hoax a plot line again for voters in the polls on november 3rd, or is this just what trump loves to talk about? >> dana: one from i think he should talk about it because there is new information. i want to see the entire report because i think when things are tripped out like this, next week, jesse said there will be more documents on monday. we will have more maybe them by the time that comes out. and so come up when it drips and drafts, i don't love it. but i do think, this is serious stuff and it needs to be and i'm glad they are investigating this but we live the effect the election i feel like those voters are ready -- i don't know how much in an actual vote. >> jessica: we are seeing in 2016, it is about 92% of americans know what they are doing. so i want to turn to you, jesse. >> jesse: i'm undecided and waiting for the debates. >> jessica: you want to see how chris wallace does and who impresses you? >> jesse: this is what we found out. the unredacted little footnote in the ig report. so it turns out hillary clinton paid for foreign interference in an election from russia because the primary source to the steele dossier was suspected russian spy but how do we know that? the fbi investigated the guy for three years for being suspected russian spy. so then the fbi knows he's a suspected russian spy. they hide it from the and they hide it from the court that hillary paid the dossier and think about the warrant. that is kind of a big deal. then all of those other interviews from the fbi agent on the mueller team and the text messages show there was no evidence of collusion the entire time. and that the mueller team was out to get trump from the beginning and that general flynn, they had nothing on general flynn and looked at his finances without a warrant using national security letters. they have nothing on general plan. some of the fbi agents were actually so nervous, they took out an insurance policy because they thought that things would get turned around and do a criminal investigation against them. they were breaking so many laws. and they were joking about destroying. that is pretty funny. all this time the media has been reporting the russian disinformation. how stupid are they? >> my favorite thing about doing the show come i don't have to ask you a question and you will just tell everybody what you think about it, greg. you did here hillary clinton, your favorite names here and so part of these documents revealed that john durham will look at the clinton foundation again and being investigated more than anything else that i can think of. where do you think something like that goes, and do you think voters have moved on from talking about the clintons? i understand she is on tv and i know that annoys you. >> greg: how do you know what i know? >> you told me. >> greg: okay, what i like is you democrats are concerned that viewers are getting tired of the story. for years you were pushing it down our throats and outcome it jesse, it is time to move on. dana, do we really need to talk about this? you have made us talk about it every day and now you were eating it for breakfast. by the way, jessica -- can i call you one? how does it feel to push this collusion accusation to find out it is really your side all alo along? even your group behind the russian collusion, not the republicans and not trump. that has got to eat you up inside, juan and i know juan can't hear me so i will go even further. this is a coup attempt and we were all supposed to say, don't say coup, don't say coup, that is crossing the line. now we can say coup, marilyn magoo and davis jr. a big question, what laws will the media do two things, take a moment of self reflection? no. how about backing up the car and reversing direction and paying and thence by investigating the new story which a pair and balanced journalist would do. no, they aren't even covering it. >> jessica: greg, but i did this thing. what a load of. >> greg: i can't believe this table. >> jessica: i wish there was a table but i really can't believe this table. if you want to talk about new evidence coming out let's talk about andrew weissmann. >> katie: wiseman the most corrupt prosecutors and the entire country. look can we get the $32 million spent on the social investigation back to the taxpayers? the fact that this happened even though they knew there was nothing there in the trust that was broken between the american people and things like i don't know, the federal bureau of investigation to protect people and not to be used as a political weapon against political opponents that you don't like. people are wondering, u.s. the question, does this affect voters? joe biden will try to portray himself as someone has a deep 40 year washington record. he was part of the obama administration, which carried this out. there was a meeting in the oval office january 5th about these things here and so yes my to do with government corruption and president trump. betraying himself as an outsider who isn't involved in all the corruption of d.c. which has turned into government being weaponized against conservatives and political opponents under the obama administration, which happened multiple times in a number of ways. >> jessica: we are out of time so i can't go point by point but if you are concerned about taxpayer dollars, president trump can take a week off of all things and that will save you millions. then you would have your money back. >> katie: it destroyed the country. >> jessica: it didn't destroy the country. i'm in charge. 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following suit and found that restaurant tears are increasingly interested in using robot technology. dana, do i have to tip a robot 20% question marks before know, and i don't think this has to do with coronavirus but increases in minimum wage. and so i think the restaurants are looking for this. but i don't love the option. i love my waiters and waitresses. i love my interaction. i'm not big on the robot but a direct innovation and the cost of doing business. >> katie: greg, you have to tip the ipad 20%. >> greg: you do to put in bit coin which is all the robots take. look, it is bad to replace waiters and waitresses who you flirt with. but the upside, robots don't write screenplays. therefore they will not tell you about this screenplay sitting there and taking your order. they are not distracted by celebrities or good-looking people like me who slows your order up. robots are completely objective, but it is sad because you lose another job to the evil overlords. >> katie: but as you complain about your food -- >> jesse: isn't a chef at a too? don't that chefs do the spitti spitting? >> greg: stop it, jesse. we go out eating. >> jesse: wait a minute, they waitresses or chefs? why did you bring up -- >> greg: we change the story. >> katie: anyway, jessica, as a restaurant for work, do you like this idea or not, the cooks bring a robot? >> jessica: i think innovating is always exciting to see how it works out and a gimmicky thing, but i'm like everybody who likes to have interactions with people and at a time right now when we are losing so many restaurants and so many restaurant workers from 80,000 in new york city alone, i am not dying to see a robot chef. i would like to see a chef. >> katie: it turns out animals are great in a new study watching cute animal videos can reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. if you are feeling worked up right now, take a deep breath and wait for one more thing. dr. greg will be ready to see you shortly. you have been giving therapy on "the five." >> what is that supposed to me mean? >> katie: are you assaulted and offended? >> greg: my contribution with a healing arts is quite obvious. interesting side notes, animals like it in humans. >> katie: do you watch animal videos? >> jesse: i watch animal attack videos to feel better. i will dial up a predator on an african plane when they lead a gazelle out of the pack. that really relaxes me. >> katie: okay, that is very weird, jessica. >> jessica: animals are great. and i recently come i have not seen in person the dogs that work in hospitals and was on where the dogs were going room to room. more of a kid thing but the adults love it too. >> greg: what hospital did you go to? >> katie: you love dogs. >> dana: and fish aquarium videos. but i was reading this and the first thing, watching animal videos all day makes you happier, why isn't greg happier? >> greg: that was uncalled for, uncalled for. >> katie: finally, have we gone too far with the flavors of fall? rolling out a pumpkin spice macaroni and cheese in the u.s. after so popular in canada. jesse, don't run the good box craft and cheese with pumpkins to make spice. only for latte. >> jesse: i've never had the pumpkins advised flavor. i'm tempted to say something sexist. >> katie: i will meet you across. >> why are we running macaroni and cheese and pumpkin spice flavored's? >> greg: which one was pumpkin spice in the band? so i don't mind them destroying stuff that i don't eat, but don't compromise steak. there better be nope compromised spiced bank and orono vitamin zero. could you imagine how disgusting that is? and the only pumpkin spice is something that has no flavor, correct? >> no, coffee has flavor. >> greg: it is black, strong, but you can tweak it. what am i talking about? [laughter] >> katie: jessica. >> jessica: i also don't know what greg was talking about. i'm not a pumpkin spice fan latte or otherwise. it does feel like a lack of innovation, right? you can come up with tons of flavors that you can throw together. >> katie: may be the pumpkin spice should be left to pumpkin pie. we all agree on that? not a real pumpkin. >> katie: dana do you have a comment on pumpkin? >> dana: i will stick to the lid. "friday follies" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's official: national coffee day is now national dunkin' day! celebrate with a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on september 29th. and still no sign of the world's mightiest predator. so we're attempting to coerce a visit... with devour white cheddar mac and cheese with bacon. oh that looks good. ahhhhhhh astounding! eat like an animal. devour. ♪ >> greg: we are answering your questions, the first one, what movie scared you as a kid, jessica? >> jessica: a lot of movies. dumbo was the scariest.t. >> greg: very scary. >> jessica: very scary. but that is my dad's favorite so we wanted to see it. >> greg:ade me nauseous that and "fantasia." >> jessica: very disney. >> greg: katie. >> katie: i hated "the ring" and "the exorcist." and i was like no, no, leaving the room. >> greg: i love that film, jesse? >> jesse: i cried at the end of the return of the jedi. >> greg: that is not scary. >> jesse: where the mass came up. >> jessica: you cried from fear? [laughter] >> jesse: i was scared. i was little. i had to leave the theater and my dad's friend took a bunch of us as young kids and since i had to leave, dad had to take all the other kids and everybody was mad at me. so i made everybody leave and missed the ending. get over it. >> dana: "wizard of oz," flying monkey. >> greg: i had the same with march of the wooden soldiers, remember that? with santa claus? >> jesse: hardy? how old are you? >> dana: don't make >> greg: a figure that joke was too much. i did make the joke. some kind of euphemism. stacy asked name something a friend of yours had growing up that you wished along to you. all right, jesse. >> jesse: there was this really rich kid growing up and i used to go to his house and play with all his toys. he came to my house and didn't have any toys. he said your house is boring. [laughter] and my mom said use your imagination. [laughter] and it's all coming back to me now. >> greg: you're having a mental breakdown. dana, is there something? >> dana: often had to do with my parents did not really care about the fashion of the day. >> greg: right. >> dana: i remember i wanted as a kid, jeans if you had a design on the pocket, those were really popular. so my mom and i told the story before, but my mom came up and idea with a design on the pocket and went to the sewing store and got those iron on patches. >> greg: right. >> dana: and she put a d and all of my friends had jordache jeans. >> greg: i bet that affected you. >> dana: and feeling fashion unfolding. >> greg: i can tell. nice try, jessica. what did a friend have that you wish? >> jessica: i ended up getting it but when tom got cheese came outcome everyone in my class got one and see my baby. and i had to give it medicine. and then i wanted one and i got it. and that my mom had mine and used to take care of them all day. >> katie: are you guys a little bit jealous of those barbie jeeps that you drive? but then when i got into high school, it just worked out fine. >> greg: excellent. i was jealous by my neighbor had a little brother. >> really? >> greg: and i took it. i was going to say -- maybe i don't like that joke. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a major programming note. join us here on "the five" on sunday. we will have special coverage ahead of the first debate. and catch the presidential debate on tuesday night moderated by our own chris wallace at 9 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. "one more thing." >> we send our warm wishes to dr. ron paul who suffered a medical episode today during a live stream. he tweeted a note out and said he is doing well and thanks for your concern. pray for ron paul. pray for me i am live saturday night. we have the trump rally and who will he nominate? it's either amy coney barrett or judge jannine. >> or dr. siegel. >> saturday night we are live. we have. let's do this quickly. greg's illusion of accuracy. this quirky video. seeing baskets from all different angles. how is he so talented? because they are not showing all of the other takes that span over months and months when they forced this poor dog to do this over and over again. >> that's why you tape your show. >> exactly. never accept information until you see what they left out. let this be a lesson to all of you. my work is done i am leavingy. >> i want to talk about echo. this is a dog. he was a therapy dog helping l.a. firefighters and paramedics. echo was donated to the station after a fire fighter spent 4 years to get the program off the ground. echo is helping the firefighters who are battling the wildfires. the 3-year-old labrador was the runt of the litter but made a huge impact. do you know what i mean? >> no, i don't. >> [laughing]. >> there is no better time than to get out in your national park. and the national park service is doing this tomorrow for free. the annual event was established to connect people with the grown space in their community and encourages the use of space for education, recreation and health benefits. here are some of the parks that have free admission tomorrow. >> it's awesome. jessica? >> makes me want to be an outdoorsy person. >> come with me. >> i would hold you back. the big news of the week was the passing of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. one of my favorite tributes was her trainer brian johnson dropping to the ground for a few pushups in rbg's honor this morning. she pumped iron in her diva sweatshirt for a documentary about her life. amazing. johnson highlighted their connection and served as a good reminder even in our 80s we should work out. rest in peace, justice ginsburg. >> tune in sunday for our special pre-debate coverage here on "the five." >> is that all? i think there is more. [laughing]. >> ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington. breaking tonight several major stories. we are 38 days from the november 3rd presidential election and only 4 days from the first debate between president trump and joe biden. we are also just 23 hours from the expected announcement from the president to replace the late ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. first tonight, stunning news concerning the investigation into the russian collusion probe and a source for information in the document used to justify much of the fbi inquiry. jill

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