unprecedented assault on the democracy. >> greg: unprecedented? that is rich after the four here assault on all of us by democrats, the media, and job all beginning with a simple life that would amplify russia collusion for one fewer than the fine folks to bring trump and supporters as racist, that hate filled light excused everything from the acceptance of mob rule to attacking us. they probably voted trump so they must be bigots. there were other news and democracy here is like that hunter letter signed by 50 intel officials. it was pure disinformation, and it came in the nick of time for joe right before a debate. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks who said what he is accusing me of is a russian plan. >> greg: not true and then nancy with covid relief, treating allies for votes to help joe win and election, an election where used intimidation at holding stations with more irregularities than an festival. about so what if there was cheating? the trump presidency was so, what is that word again? [applause] >> i absolutely agree. >> greg: created illegitimate crock. it's on my website and it tells you how many days and hours donald trump has been illegitimate. >> frankly the fbi is weighing in on the election. i think it makes the election illegitimate. >> trump knows he's an illegitimate president. >> he is an illegitimate president. >> he knows he's an illegitimate president. >> greg: so now joe wants us to turn the page but it would help if he went back and read the book first. how can you mend a nation if you are unaware of how you fractured it? of course, politics means when the fight is over, the dirty tricks become water under the bridge, but the democrat response of 2016 change that. no fences were mended there, they were banned don't like burned. talk about undermining a democracy, you first. dana, two things come i went with a color inside the sweater today, the embarrassment was too rich. you have been in politics for some time and you understand once the election is over, everybody is putting themselves on the back, yeah, i called you a jerk, good game. but how can you do that when you do call somebody racist or you link them to hitler? it is not the same as calling somebody fat or saying, you know, the typical political insults. this is a new level. so how do you overcome that? >> dana: i think part of it is that sometimes it comes from the top, right? the forgiveness comes from the top because in years past, you might of had not the candidate themselves saying those things, but their supporters. in this case, you actually have the leaders themselves saying things like this as you saw. i think that hillary clinton example is a very, very good one. she's not just bitter about 2016, you know 2016. she carried that all the way through. i was looking at the montage, the date, 2019 and trump knows he's an illegitimate president as if that was so important to her to make sure that that laid the groundwork. i think that is all -- i think it is fair. i think it is absolutely fair for republicans at this point to say, did do what you did these last four years. the one thing i do wonder is collectively as a country, what is the redline for us? where do we draw the line? and i don't know the answer to that. i hope that we can pull together in some way this loss was so narrow. so narrow. i think i mentioned to you yesterday that 24,500 georgian republicans voted in the primary and did not vote in the general election. had they done that, this outcome might have been very different. just so narrow. what president trump accomplished in these four years, as you said, so eloquently that it was like packing 1 12 years into four. republicans had a lot to be proud of, and they have a road map for success in the future. you cannot win collections with your base alone. you have to build a coalition. what president trump was able to do this time was grab more hispanics, more blacks, but one of the things joe biden did is he got a lot of the new voters, the newly registered voters. more than president trump. so i think going forward, there is a way for all of us to do that, but it is going to take a little bit of time to swallow some of these bitter pills. >> greg: trump's presidency, the way you frame it reminds me how my wife packs for a vacation. like she can get four suitcases worth of stuff into one suitcase. that is what trump did for 2016. it is a skill. jesse come as much as i find what the democrats have done to undermine democracy to be terrible, i don't want to be like them. i don't want to get the biden version of trump the arrangement, you know what i'm saying? is that possible? >> jesse: i think you are going to dodge that bullet. i'm wondering if your wife packs you in some of those suitcases, but i digress. it was a great monologue as muh as it pains me to admit that. here is the core difference how the republicans and democrats reacted after the last two elections. donald trump filed a couple of lawsuits and then tweeted about it. totally normal, totally legal and not unprecedented. this is what the democrats did after 2016. i had to write this down because even i was unable to memorize it. are you ready? >> greg: yes. >> jesse: s.w.a.t. team, riots, fbi stings, national security leaks, the legal leaks of tax returns, secret recordings, undercover agents, doctoring evidence, planting evidence, 25th amendment attends, wiretaps, racial hoaxes, collusion hoaxes, gang rate hoaxes, politicizing vaccines, postal service conspiracy, fake news center ship coverups, news blackouts, inauguration boycotts, party line election year impeachment commit debate commission under handedness, pan whistle-blowers come up artists and special counsel, election, fraud, covert relief. so i hereby announce this is a definitive list of the savage and unprecedented attacks from democrats on our democracy and on donald trump. and i promise i will read this list in its entirety the second i hear any democrat complain about how joe biden is treated. and that is a threat that i will carry through. >> greg: all right, juan how will you respond to jesse's threat made on live television? [laughter] >> juan: it is so weak. i think i can just pour it out. >> greg: week? >> juan: it is weak, jesse but not only weak but just wrong. but my larger point to you and to greg is, this is all about what is on a day that president trump refuses to concede that he lost this election. the electoral college has voted. senator mitch mcconnell the majority leader now says president-elect biden. biden will be the president, kamala harris will be the vice president. and you guys are somehow lost and whataboutism. what about when the democrats did this and that? >> greg: but you are not denying it. you are not denying it. >> juan: i can't deny it. >> greg: but you are admitting it happened. you admitted it happened, greg, it happened. >> juan: you say don't judge words but judge action. look at what biden did, he won an election. by your standards, joe biden is just fine, right? just fine. to my mind, look -- >> greg>> greg: we have only ben this one month. >> juan: look, there was a real issue about russian interference in this campaign in 2016, and you want to ignore and everybody ignores. >> greg: enough with the whataboutism. >> juan: that is the truth. >> greg: i have to get emily and, sorry, emily, we knew you were there but it just got a little heated up you read what are your thoughts on this? >> emily: >> neil juan you artid why to be engaging in these political attacks and sweet talking. because the electoral college has voted and he is the president-elect. the democrat party has the slimmest house majority they have had since 1893. likely the way georgia will vote, the republicans will maintain slim majority in the senate meaning the president-elect will have to win over the political center for him to get anything done it legislatively. he talked about uniting the country and this is the time for unity when the media called it so why is he engaging in that rhetoric after they electoral college has called it for him officially as the president-elect? to me it is counterproductive and it also runs counter to the claims of him wanting to heal the political division because greg, to your point it comes all downhill. >> greg: all right, love the space needle, ahead, joe biden hiding from questions on the federal investigation into his son, hunter. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only fda approved. celebrate less risk. even for those with family history. ♪ don't take vascepa if you are... ...or become allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. serious side effects may occur like heart rhythm problems and bleeding. heart rhythm problems may occur in more people... ...with persistent cardiovascular risk or who have had them in the past. tell your doctor if you experience an irregular heartbeat or other heart rhythm problems. possible side effects include muscle and joint pain. celebrate less risk. added cardio protection. talk to your doctor about adding protection with vascepa. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. with zero down, zero due at signing, we have to find somethingust else. good luck!ut it. what does that mean? we are doomed. 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>> juan: of course it is a fair question and you can ask anything you want and should expect an answer. i think joe biden had given a strong statement in response to the ongoing attempt by president trump to overturn a legitimate election. and so he had a quick comeback, but i don't think it was an answer to a real question. but my issue here is something else, dana. i don't think we know the extent of the hunter biden story. when we don't know the extent of it, it is hard to call of the media, hey, why aren't you reporting on something you don't know about? if anybody was covering up this story, it was bill barr. the justice department that didn't say, we have an ongoing investigation. now, they had a real, legitimate policy issue about revealing that kind of thing in the midst of a political race, but it wasn't the media that was covering it up. by the way, normally we don't do this, but i will say you know who broke that story? it was cnn! cnn broke the story about the hunter biden tax issue. and so it is not just the media. i think this is something that you have to look elsewhere for if you want to point fingers. >> dana: emily, there is talk today about whether there should be a special counsel appointed to deal with this or stay with the u.s. attorney. you are a resident attorney here. do you have an opinion on that? >> emily: i might be the minority here, but i actually think it would do well for the president-elect to stay actually with the u.s. attorney. i think it would do well for his messaging, and to start out his administration under certain foot, you know what i trust the u.s. attorney to see it through. the republican nominated attorney that was confirmed by the senate to see through this investigation because i swear to have an objective neutral doj. i stand behind that. i think special counsel should be reserved for conflict of interest demonstrated, and at this point, it is more of a perceived issue. from the leadership perspective at this point, that message will go quite far for him. >> dana: greg, one of the things i've been watching is how the left is reacting to the media. when there is any sort of suggestion or any for example the cabinet picks or hunter biden story commit is almost as if personally offended. how could you do this? aren't you family? and juan can attest to this, the left goes crazy at any media when they criticize the bidens. >> greg: how dare they? but remember the media did not let lack of information keep them from drooling over the russian story. the russian collusion hoax. and every day, remember tick tick tick boom. there will be this big bombshell and it never happened. but that didn't stop them. they kept going. the sunday shows were especially that. here is the theory i'm working on, this is a great colombo episode by the way. here is why it is trouble for joe, he required hunter to set up his version of the clinton foundation, a fountain of wealth and influence that the family could frolic in once he's out of politics. joe was supposed to be out of politics all of these limitations were scuttled. so joe was like hunter, talk to china. i'm out. it doesn't matter. china, give him the money, give him the money. but then lb came in and all the money grabbing and shady deals,o scrutiny. this is where the twist is, it is not hunter's fault. he had a job to do to make it rain on his daddy. he had to bring in the fat cats with a roll of bills into the vip room. this is a great story for an investigative journalist if they actually existed. perfect for a movie. the sun is being punished for feathering his dad's bed. that is the story. >> dana: lead is the story, worse than watergate. jesse watters, do you have a list or can i just give you the final word? >> jesse: i will explain the scandal, joe biden were not working for us. they were working for someone else. the chinese communist and corrupt companies were buying influence and joe is doing what they told him to do, fire prosecutors and go soft on china. they are compromised. the family is compromised. in the evidence is right in your face. the treasury department flagged 6 million of china wire is going to the biden family. hunter got a dime from china and didn't get rid of it, still has it. it's in the divorce filing, i read it. they shared office space with chinese communist. the family flew over to china air force 2 and made it rain. three other business associates are in prison. you want more? the laptop is real, the fbi has it. the signatures match, the email match. want more? running a scam. he met with joe twice that joe did it. he talked to the fbi and provided documentation. i mean, do you want eyewitness testimony, hard evidence, circumstantial evidence? go to graphic evidence? what more do you want? cnn said said facts first, there are the facts, follow them. scandal is simple, china, big tech, big media, wall street poured money into joe, suppressed the story and knocked trump outs with the prophets kept blowing. if i can figure it out, jesse watters, anybody can figure it out. >> greg: that should be your tagline for your show. 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>> greg: no, not at all. this story smells and it's not because swalwell farted. sorry, i'm a juvenile. what can i do? the whole time democrats shouting russia, russia, russia to cover up china, china, china. what jesse said in the previous, a lot of people are sadly depending on china. china's whole goal is to be the number one superpower economically and everything else and beat us. the fact that we have a lot of our political leaders and a lot of our tech giants somehow tied into this, it is kind of scary. i just want to have somebody in the media to finally admit the only world leader to get china's number and shouted to the world was trump. if you make that first concession, you fear there might be more and you are right. >> juan: emily, wouldn't it be right to prove wrongdoing before punishing the congressman by taking him off of the intel committee? >> emily: well, i think especially with this threat, it is better to be safe than sorry. this november marks the two-year anniversary of the doj's china initiative which ran essentially countering efforts to the people's republic of china ongoing efforts to enrich themselves on an economic and military standpoint because of america, they are using america to do this. to greg's first point, so everything we do needs to acknowledge the fact that this threat is totally paramount and it also affects us in so many different arenas. the last two years alone, the doj has charged in individuals with economic espionage all of which has back to china in the form of their trade secrets. we don't have enough time to detail the amount of charges, prosecutions and convictions the doj has undergone the last two years but believe me, there is a lot. it undergoes from academic institutions to countering former intelligence officials and convicting and conspiring to give trade secrets away. so i think, you know, it does us no good to be sorry rather than safe in this regard. if swalwell is the peon in the middle, then that is what triana targeted him as well. -- china targeted him as well. >> juan: picking up on that, isn't it entirely that he is the victim of a chinese intelligence operation? >> dana: that is what happened the fbi found out about it and approached him and apparently he cooperated with them. okay, so fine. i'm happy to have a briefing. i do think the fbi may let more people know because of china has this operation all across america where they are targeting city council members who then might have the opportunity to move up to higher office, then yeah, we should deftly know about it. but think about the scrutiny of the people in the trump administration got if they even walked by the russian and pastor residents. that was considered proof that there was something nefarious going on it. i think getting a briefing on this by the fbi seems pretty much easy to do and they should do it quickly. >> juan: jesse, just refresh my memory. what happened to the congressional investigation into trump's secret bank account? how did that go? >> jesse: i don't know what you are getting at, juan but i will say this. >> juan: they didn't do an investigation. >> jesse: i understand because they had an old bank account they closed when it was a business, yeah. but they opened up a bank account in china as businessmen do when they are trying to cut deals and there was no deal cut. not a $6 million wire from the communist chinese to the son of the vice president. totally different. but let me get back to what i was saying, juan. bill clinton must be thinking to himself "wow, maybe a chinese spy, i wouldn't have gotten in so much trouble." honestly politicians in both parties have slept with other men, other women, interns, staff, congressional escorts and they pay a serious price. about a democratic congressman sleeps with a chinese spy and what did they say? hey, may be be more careful next time. i mean, what did they do to trump because something happened and a bed in moscow? he nearly got impeached and that was fake. now swalwell is literally in bed with china with an asset of the regime? and they want him to what? do nothing! do nothing and the fbi won't even talk to the republicans about this. they have canceled two briefings in a row about this. think about that, juan, why did they cancel both briefings? >> juan: all right, i'm not sure we know all that to be true, but i will think about it. up next, a sheriff with a judge's decision to empty jails in california. warning it could be that suspected martyrs back on the street. next on "the five." ♪ ♪ new projects means you need to hire.gers. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. how did you find great-grandma's recipe? 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>> juan: well, i think california is in a bit of a pickle if you get my meaning. i think they are caught between the fact that they have to code huge jails and too many criminals at the moment." it makes it worse. the other point i would make to you quickly, even if a convicted felon has constitutional rights. as a conservative you would know about cruel and unusual punishment being banned by the constitution. so covid and the idea that you would allow people to die, you know, a high concentration of infection rate in our prison, that you would subject people to potential death is clearly something judges have to consider in protecting the rights, even of a convicted felon. >> jesse: yeah, sometimes i feel like i'm being subjected to cruel and unusual punishment on this show. dana perino, i thought lockdowns were supposed to be good if you are the lockdowns were supposed to save lives. what is locked down more than a prison? >> dana: well, i think -- by the way, we have family on because the other day she was explaining to us, perhaps we should take a look at prisons and vaccinations because of the very issue that juan is talking about. i understand they are in a conundrum, but i also think first of all, not just the fact there are other crimes committed, but what about the victims families? they should have a say in this too. the one absolutely. and they should probably build more prisons while they are added, emily. >> emily: i think the issue here in typical fashion is it is an overwrought answer that isn't a solution at all but in fact makes the initial problem worse. so this is an order by a judge in response to an april lawsuit by the aclu talking about the medically vulnerable and the disabled and the jail population. so his answer comes out now, and he orders them to deplete 50% of the jail population now before the vaccine has been rolled out. yes, without classification or understanding of the crimes these guys are convicting for. so instead, his order should be that the jail provide humanitarian treatment and covid strategy that provides isolation for these guys, but in a humane way to restore dignity to them. to juan's point to be compliant and compassionate but does not conflict with asceticism and covid on the population. there is a way to acknowledge the spiking trends in the prisons and jails without risking the safety and also the health of the general population outside of the jail. >> jesse: gal, they are letting prisoners out of prison. if you open your business. >> greg: we are out of how house arrest but getting out of the big house. you mentioned of murderers and sex offenders. this is a real vermin. forgive me if i don't care if they get sick. i don't care! i care about the victims and the people that they murdered! i'm sorry, there is a better solution than this and if you are a judge or a politician that backs this, you should be required to house at least one violent offender in your home. may be right at the foot of your bed! how about that! if you support this, you better live with your consequences. this is stupidity, rest on the solution that law and order just exist. no, the only way law and order exist is if you enforce it. once you stop enforcing it, no longer exist. lastly, if you notice elon musk is leaving california. he is what you call a futurist. what does it tell you when a futurist, a forward thinker is saying "i'm out of here." this guy has been a head on every single trend, right? the first or second man on the planet now. and is trying to get us for the way from california as he can. look at him and ask yourself should i be getting on that train? the answer is, yes, get out of that state. >> jesse: that is one of your better ideas, put the prisoners with the politicians. i love it. i love it. 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[laughter] >> shopping season everybody. guess who was shopping at greg's favorite store, bed bath & beyond in nevada -- bath and body works or whatever. a camel. this guy is shown here entering the store, he obviously found exactly what he was looking for. hopefully dana's book is a great stocking stuffer and maybe some scented candles. >> may be some frankincense and myrrh candles. >> yes, that's what i was thinking. [laughs] >> tomorrow is hump day emily. that's it for us. "special report" with bret. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i am bret baier. breaking tonight, congress will not go home without a deal on a coronavirus relief package meaning that the leadership on all sides is closed. moments ago, mitch mcconnell left a negotiating setting with a leading democrats and congress says he thinks there is an agreement, but would not speculate on a time frame. daylong optimism about the prospects for a stimulus bill led to a very good day for investors on wall street. the dow gaining 338. the