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i am judge jean pirro in for laura ingraham for "the ingraham angle." the second batch of documents tied to jeffrey epstein has just dropped, and we are going through it page by page. we will bring you all the details as soon as we can. but first, tomorrow is the biga. day here at biden's first campaign speech of the year. he does heading to valley forges pennsylvania to do what the associated press describes as delving into some of the country's darkest moments. what an upbeat way to start the year. joining us now from the north lawn's white house correspondeni jacqui heinrich.e what can we expect fromev enjoe biden tomorrow? you, judge.ing to president biden's underwater approval ratings and voter anxiety is about his age have pushed thee 81 campaign to have 81-year-old president stopped competing with himself, where he is losing, and start competing

with trump or as one aide told cnn, "it is about when to go for hitler when leading republican candidate speeches and actions go so far the biden team goes all the way to direct comparison to the leader rather thang couching their attacks by saying trump parroted him."e me the campaign hopes the memory ob trump will bring voters back into the fold as polls show himf sliding among constituenciesg that elected him to ups including black, hispanic and young voters appear that effort was to start on saturday the j three year anniversarynd of january 6 but because of a weakened snowstorm, it will start tomorrow at the site where george washington led thebi continental army in the america freedom.se trump is a threat to democracy and it seems like the presidentl will waive that tone to official events, also so. ost n >> january 6 cost the livf police, injured many police m officers and inflicted bodilany harm on many people. it was -- it was a site that was

horrific. we saw a confederate flag flying in the halls of the capital. sopr thees president will contie to speak about this. he will continue to be vocal about this.de >> on monday, president biden heads to charlottesville for a speech about white supremacy at a church where nine people were killed in 2019. the campaign plan is listening getting voters excited about a second term agenda than getting them to vote out of fear, judge. >> jeanine: all right, jacqui, thank you so much. >> there is somethinhappg danger happening in america. there is an extremist movement that does not share the same dat six of democracy. all of us are being asked right now, what will we do to maintaii our democracy? >> jeanine: well, biden's campaign messages this:january 6 was bad, charlottesville was bad, trump supporter's areby better. how do you want to campaign by demonizing so much otry?f the d country?se the fact is, he has no choice rubut to do that because he cant

run on his own record or his own agenda. he knows this and his teamth kn this. some aides told cnn that the hacampaign up until now has essentially been biden running against himself and losing. joining me now is mollie hemingway fox news contributor an fox news contributor and editor in chief of the federalists, tomi lahren, peerless on out kick.com. all right, molly biden ran on lifting the country but isn't that the opposite of what he is doing here? >> he wants to lean into thisgr hate filled message, but i wonder if that is not a great idea for him in part because how he has run his presidency. and it is not just foreign policy problems and economic problems, no border and rampant crime, but he himself is doing a lot toying attack the republic. his topthat to imprison

political opponent. t other democrats are working to steal that family business of donald trump. they are working to trumped upwt charges and censored tins of americans. when americans think what it is dark anderic not a healthy and s good look for america, they are thinking more of democrat policies toward censorship in violation of people speecht rights, attempts to imprison political opponents, and then they are not happy with the other policies as well.uth >> jeanine: you know, tomi, the joe biden has lost in the latest polls almost 24 points i among black voters. he is behind in terms of hispanic voters, trump bidding in there as well, chomp beating him with the youth vote.n an that is biden having the benefit of abortion and climate change.o i mean, joe biden doesn't have a story to tell about himself, does he? >> he certainly doesn't. you know, a few months back, tht administration tried the

bidenomicsd approach, they trid that catchphrase.d no for those that watch "mean girls" fetch did not happen. they buried bidenomics with the rest of the country and ourck economic prosperity so now they have to go back to their old trick, which is bringing up charlottesville, bringing up january 6, bringing up donald trump. brinhe is bringing back the darc brand in speecauh with red lighs behinds is him because that is really all that works is to talk about maga republicans and unifier cheap and inauguration talked about unifying the country. once again all he is doing is vilifying half of the countryral calling us republicans in a derogatory way, implore above,cl racist, xenophobic, taking a page out of the hillary clinton peer that is all he has and i love that line aboutol running against himself and losing peer that is why they are pivoting to the dark brand approach making the rest of thec country feel like they are

surrounded by a bunch of raciste because that is all they have.eh you mentioned, judge, thean abortion issue, climate change,, racism or that is it when you, u have open border and plummeting economy and a commander-in-chie. who, quite frankly, doesn't know where he has most of the timentt here this is all you have to go with.en >> jeanine: mollie come i want to go back to what jackie said a few moments ago. some of biden's reelection campaign have been joking, the campaign is ready to go full ons hitler, mollie, is it h surprising?av >> no commit is something we have seen from president biden since he first ran for office is 2020 and he did really does lean into hate filled rhetoric where he attacks half of the country. where he talks in such darkrpor terms about the people heag reports to lead. but again, it doesn't work ine n part because the democrat party is someone right now associatedu with limits on people's speech, expression where they are going

after literally trying to imprison a very popular political opponent and remove him from the ballot. ifor you want dictators or authoritarians use it with a biden administration. you don't just have it where he is making this claim againstwas someone.ere you have the experience of whati the trump administration was like where someone was in charge of justice of the permit andjo didn't use it to go afterr ot political enemies and didn't take joe biden off of the bell or other democrats off of the ballot sid.e when you see that side-by-side comparison and one is really working to restrict speech, expression, and free elections,d it doesn't work to have this outlandish rhetoric used by the biden administration .y, i >> jeanine: you know, tomi, ii want you to listen to nancy pelosi, and then i want your response. speak with president has said wa have more work to be done and let's have a debate on who is they are for the american people. i am very excited about whatantl biden has done.ha we were a part of that.

but more importantly, what hee will do.that >> jeanine: you think the american people are feeling that, tomi?, >> no, they were certainly not but i'm glad nancy pelosi brought up a debate. toi hope that means joe biden is open to debating donald trump t i think he will stir that as much as he wants to goes to michael on hate filled in campaigns to talk about racism.r he will spend the majority of his campaign in the basement. i hope to see him withcono donald trump at let's talk about policy positions and let's talk about the economy and the open border in the cities are being e flooded with illegal immigrants. i look forward tpeo that in nancy pelosi's team that up for the debate and joe biden will follow through on that promise. >> jeanine: i would not hold j my breath on that one, mollie and tomi, thank you for joining us tonight. this is like groundhog's day. no illinois night beginning onvj the stop trump bandwagon.pe if i voters have just filed aba llpetition to bar trump from thu state's primary ballot. if you know anything about

donald trump, you know that is not going to deter him. this week has been filled witha him fighting back in the courts. first, he appealed maine'ssupr decision to kick him off the ballot. then he asked the supreme court to look at colorado's ruling and they did the same. and today, he's going for a federal judge to hold a special counsel jack smith in contempt hid m alleging he repeatedly violated a stay order and trump's 2020 electionh investigation.ist trump's attorney said smith is converting the courts document in i the arm of the biden campaign. sol wisenberg, independent counsel and fox news contributor and mike davis, founder and president of the article 3 project. former clerk to justice scorefi surge.k sm so i will go to you first, should jack smith be held in a contempt? and will the judge actually do

it?l >> well, let's first talk about whether he's violated the courtr order, her order, or stay orders i think he clearly has when he filed his motion in limine.ar her order basically says we areg not going to do anything tobl impose new discovery obligations on any of the litigants. he filed the motion in limineli and when you do that the other side has to respond. it is a clear violation of herlj order. i do notack believe she will hd jack smith in contempt. she has gone out of her way.t' she has done everything possiblk to grant the government's motion to this case. so, i don't think that it's going to happen. i think the most of what she will do is say that that motion must be withdrawn right now. >> jeanine: okay, mike davis come i will go to you. i want you to take a listen to the sound from cnn saying, it is not a gift on the supreme courtc is going to take the trump

immunity case. >> i don't know it is a given for supreme court tickets. on the one hand utioa big issuee constitutional issue we don't haveasn' a lot of guidance on i. on the other hand, there has nos been much disparity. sthe lower courts have said, he is not immune. w if they choose to stay hands-off, whatever the court of appeals rules will hold. >> jeanine: what say you, mike davis? >> there is no question the d.co circuit does not hold that the president of the united states and any president of the united states does not enjoy immunity from criminaln fo prosecution for his officialer actions or the outer perimeter of hisl official actions, which is the current case law for civil immunity. there's no question the supreme courh tht will have to e this case and establish that there is criminal immunity.me mbthat members of congress areap immune from both civil and criminal prosecution under theoi speech or debate clause for the official acts.im the judges, federal judges from'

both civil and criminal prosecution for officials, why the heck wouldn't the president of the united states also be immune both criminally and civilly? >> jeanine: you know, sol, trump's attorney alina chavez said that trump's concerns thatt the supreme court might rule against him in an effort to try to show that they are being objective and not favoring him. but what do you think the supreme court will do? >> well, on the question of the colorado case, remember we have two different issues, the immunity issue which mike is talking about but trump is alsot appealed the colorado'sil supreme court's ruling knocking him off of the ballot. i think they will definitely take that case without question, they will overrule the colorado supreme court. i don't think -- this is a case of such incredible moment momentousness, that i expect them to do dthei their job intoo to correctly interpret the constitution.

i think you will see a strong opinion by more than 5-4 ordo mayb se 6-3 overturning colorads imprint court decision. peo >> jeanine: you know, my, a lot of people are saying the supreme court said, you have to get it back to the district court in d.c. is because of the immunityli ngquestion, jack smith immunity question is because the c supreme court will be ruling on this aspect of the case. sta joining colorado now is the main secretary of state. in it looks like it will keep going. how far can it go? >> here's the problem here of artithe supreme court does not reverse these bipartisan charges on the colorado supreme courtnlw and this unelected, nonlawyer your main secretary state shennr bellows they will establish precedence in the blue states and they will take thesw shoinwn the road and kicked president trump off of theut p ballot in swing states.he w if the american people want to put president trump back in the

white house on november 5th,that 2024, disqualify trump under a bogus legal theory. that is not going to fly with the american people the jud supreme court needs to fix this. >> jeanine: i suspect that it will, sol and mike, thank you for being with us this evening. after harvard's president gay'st resignation, racial arsonist are lashing out and doing anything to shield the precious dei, their leader, al sharpton, of course. here to react after this. stay here.

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♪ ♪ [chanting] die>> jeanine: that was a scene outside of hedge fund giant anda harvard alum bill ackman'se pr office, a protest if you can call it for the preservation of dei with none other thanedit reverend al sharpton. one of the most vocal speakings' out against alma maters response october 7 terrorist attack. but it was his pressure campaign against disgraced plagiarist,ged

claudine gay and dei agenda that got under al sharpton skin. >> we would not have to have dei if we could have de ny. we were denied. to wake up for the denial of black spirit dei is something we must have to equalize the playin>>g field. >> we were able to get affirmative action. thisge j is a civil right.e to >> jeanine: joining me withhelb his response to the referent, shelby steele, senior fellow with the hoover institution. y shelby, thanks for being here o wntonight. how does it make you feel given your own personal journey andar history of all that you have accomplished to hear al sharpton say, dei, diversity, equity, and inclusion is something we must have to equalize the playing field? >> well, it is painful to hear

that. i can't tell you how sad that makes me feel. you know, we -- it is so sad to -- what he is really preaching his dependency. he is saying to black america particularly, "we can't make ith without dependency on a larger society." we don't have what it takes to do that. pand so our protest, trying to move forward and advance in society is based on our face on dependency to white americans and to institutions. and what is heart breakingto specifically is reverend al's refusal to acknowledge the power within black america that has lifted us and sustained us toe

this point. and to ignore that and talkingid about what some white man with a lot of money did breaks my heart. he should be ashamed of himself. and black americans need to kin understand that the day is overd for this kind of indulgence and fantasy that dependency is out i way ahead. o>> jeanine: specifically come all of this is centering on claudine gay's resignation yesterday as president of harvard. but claudine gay in terms of her having that position, you know, has never written a book. she has written, i guess, only 11 journal articles. and even yesterday when shehe resigned, it was allr. about he, and the truth is, you know, iwh think it was liz mcgil who resigned her preside at the university of pennsylvani and i. had nothing to do with color and then claudine k have the

additional incredible plagiarism allegations.ei don't they see that? does dei withstand logical scrutiny? >> this is one of the things that fascinates me. dei would not exist were it not for white america, white america feeling so threatened by thellin charge, the accusation of racisg that they are willing to give to hire people like claudine gay, even though it is obvious she ia not qualified. but she is black and she is a woman. and thought us to white america, a certain innocence of a weapon with which to combat the charger of racism. so, sh e is there because whites have given in to the stigma that they are all racist here that the country as a racist.

>> jeanine: okay, let -- i want to shift gears for ain second. i apologize. i don't have a lot of time.wi in political use, usa todayne kicked off election year but b this headline noting that a-frame coalition of black hispanic and young voters is actually abandoning joe biden and pointingt bi out that biden claims the support of 63% of black boers precipitous declineo fromur 87% he carried in 2020. shelby, what is your reaction tm that? >> i am happy to that. t we are slowly, slowly beginning to see the light of how we have been prayed, how we have been w exploited. and we have been used over and over again, affirmative action used as blacks come upons of white innocence.ti and we've had seven 70 years of

affirmative action and blacks have following behind in 1964 when the civil rights bill was passed. it is a humongous failure of public policy. the greatest one i think the greatest in american history. next to the civil war and so forth. >> jeanine: all right. >> but it is profound. >> jeanine: well, shelby, you are profound in what you say.tie i wish we had more time but thank you so much for being with us tonight.p and coming up, the second dropu from epstein's court filings isa out. we are still going through it, and we will bring you thee at details. but first i will react to thiswt los angeles judge attack caught on tape. the i'm not holding back. you don't want to miss it.harl stay there. ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. shipstation saves us so much time

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>> any crimes now, -- >> jeanine: that defendant, deobra redden said he is a person that never stops trying to do the right thing no matter how hard it is. give me a break! i can't tell you how many times i heard sob stories like that one when i was sitting on the bench. this is a man with three felony convictions, nine misdemeanors, two which were domestic violence, two prison terms on, and he was in court yesterday for a sentencing after having pled guilty to attacking someone with a baseball bat. when clark county district court judge mary kay holthus is putting him behind bars, mr. i'm turning my life around did this. >> i think it is time that you get a taste of something else because i just can't --

>> [bleep] >> hey! [bleep] , [bleep] , [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> jeanine: you know, it is outrageous when some courtroom it's are like a zoo and no in courtroom spear of the judge is right, his actions proved her right yet again. this has been a problem since i was a judge and a prosecutor, but it's gotten so much worse. years ago i was prosecuting a man accused of killing a baby by putting the baby in scalding water. it was horrible. the man didn't like how i was cross-examining him, and he literally got up and threatened to hit me with a chair. he actually picked up the chair and got ready to throw it at me and my but i had quit thinking court officers who stopped him. if they were even a second slower, who knows what would've

happened. he ended up getting convicted, by the way, of murder. the bottom line here is that we cannot live like this with no regard over respect for human life, no respect and regard for the law. i was lucky in that judge was lucky too. she was lucky and not hospitalize and ended up with located shoulder and asked my cash on his head appeared parents, you have to teach your kids to be better than this. teach them to respect the law and enforce it, otherwise, you will visit them in jail like this guy who will be in jail. >> this is a city in america. this is what i saw when i was driving around the city january 1, 2022. you don't see this in new york. >> jeanine: that is his lofty goal for new york city? to have the streets better than skid row? he will probably brag about violent crime going down, too. compared to 2022 commit decrease by a whopping 0.3%.

that is less than 1%, folks. this is what is really going on in the big apple. felony assaults are up by 6% and car thefts up by 15%. people are getting beaten on the subway. tours have gotten stabbed, shot in grand central. women feel like they need to carry pepper spray with them if not a gun. you walk through marijuana smoke just to get to work or take your kids to school. this is what democratic leadership does to our once great cities. joining me now to discuss this as brian brenberg, fox news contributor and cohost of fb and the big money show and with us is paul paul mauro nypd inspector. what do you think about new york city streets better than skid row comparison? >> if you are comparing your city to skid row, number one, you have lost the argument from okay? number two, you lost your

bearings. the fact you would get up there and try to do it means you should look in the mirror and reassess everything you are doing. but i will tell you what bothers me about this because what is happening here is a lot like what is happening with biden and the economy or biden on the border. they are treating at all like a messaging prowl. they are not trying to fix the underlying thing. they are trying to get people to change how they think, which means you are actually not going to fix the problem that every new yorker can manifestly see around them. >> jeanine: you know, paul, that is how governor kathy houck will be for the election commit is a perception issue. it is not reality and yet we say the crime goes up by maybe 5%, 6%, that is on top of the resin rising crime the last two or three years. >> let's contextualize this the last three years, 2019, pre-covid era we are up 30% in the seven majors, okay?

new yorkers feel that. furthermore, this point is that we have broken up the homeless encampment spear that is true, we don't want those come okay? all you have done is scatter them. it's not like they came up with a plan to house them and get them off of the street. these are not the homeless people, frankly, that i grew up with. these are ones that you have drugs around china and being weaponized against low abiding citizens and especially women. that is the thing no one wants to touch on the subways. women are terrified on new york city subways. >> what is true. i raised three kids in the city and a wife and the city, and they do not want to go out certain times of the day and certain places you should. five years ago you could have, eight years ago you could have. you can't do that because it is too risky. your point is great. it is not just the crime but the intimidation of things like people on the corner yelling at you or bikers coming right up next to you and doing a really like they will run you over.

those kind of things make the city and livable for who feels like they are homeless. >> jeanine: people elected mayor adams. one of the reasons and i think the main reason he was a cop and would act like a cop. we saw a new mayor in philadelphia, the first black woman mayor in philadelphia. she said come i want more cops on the street. i want programs for kids after school and i think her name was cherelle parker or something like that. i want economic people in lower neighborhoods to be able to improve their homes. i don't hear that kind of stuff from mayor adams. >> he came in with that mandate and he has never fulfilled it. he wants to be all things to all people. he doesn't want to pick a side. spew into the criminals? >> isn't afraid of progressive left and all he has been thing about is the next election and try to get these criminal justice reforms done. they punted him to new york city. one of the things that has gone on here he hasn't managed to develop allies where he needs

them and respective legislatures. he has no friends and none in the city council. they keep hammering the police. he doesn't seem to have the ability to try to leverage that. as a result, he gets no help. but he doesn't realize, new york city mayor is detailed and correct the dog of new york state. >> jeanine: let's move to d.c. where shoplifting is out of control. take a look at this. >> posted on the window a vacant storefront on urban street, shoplifters ignite, it says. take everything that is not nailed down five below posted and closes her lip 5:00. january 14th, they are shutting down for good and across the street cvs the security guard is now patrolling totally empty shelves. >> it was nice to have a convenience store but they can't keep them there anything in stock because it gets stolen off of the shelves. >> jeanine: brian how do you expect anyone to operate under those conditions? >> stop and think for a second

on the front door the criminals are posting a sign with instructions for how to loot the place! we wonder, gee, i wonder if the city will recover from that? you don't start a business or operate a business. you leave as soon as you can or if you don't have the means to do that, you suffer. you don't have a place to shop, you don't have a place to work. that is what is happening in the cities. the economies are struggling because the crime is so out of out of control. >> paul, i don't want to look back on these days and say, you know, we didn't try. we did try, and they are not changing it. brian and paul, thank you so much for being with us. next, the latest drop of names from epstein's unsealed court filings. our own nate foy has it next. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care.

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: the second batchd to of documents related todr sex offender, jeffrey epstein,op just dropped. nate foy has been going through all the pages, and he is herehe with the details. nate. >> hey, judge, so there are 19tc h.documents and 300 pages in ths newest batch. we are going through it as quickly as we can.en but again, front and center is the relationship between,

disgraced financial jeffrey epstein and the clinton family pure lawyers, can from simple case from virginia giuffe and ghislaine maxwell possiblee evidence to be used in the case. disturethey discussed picturesf ghislaine maxwell at chelsea i clinton's wedding. of course this invites more questions about the relationshin between the two families and a clinton spokesperson tells that clinton left spoke to epstein almost 20 years ago. he is described as having alati close relationship in these documents that something clinton denies. but another really interesting note that we picked up on thebac second batch of unsealedcorr documents is correspondence between giuffre and sharon churcher. they discuss building a storyg involving several witnesses, but one thing i really want to poinn out come i believe we have the right one here is an email from at least giuffre's email address

accusing bill clinton walking into a publisherd described asd threatening them to not write sex trafficking articles about his good friend, described as je, presumably jeffrey epstein.l sosigned xoxo jana. i alan dershowitz, the attorney also discussed again in an emaio between church or in giuffre don't forget alan dershowitz, the body and lower your good i name for your pitch. we expect he is a pedophile and no proof of that, you probably met him when he was hanging out with je. othefar,r people in the newest e of documents, judge, include giuffre's doctors that treated her in 2015. former beach detective who led

the miners case against epstein who pleaded guilty to end 2008. so in total, we are still going through more documents.at w 19 more just came out. so that means we have 59, but we were told 240 documents will be coming out. it could take until monday to get all of those as we get morel details, judge, we will make sure to pass that along.ne: >> jeanine: interesting reading, nate, thank you so much. joining me now is fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino. he is part of a special that i'm hosting the sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news called "jeffrey's book of names." make sure you tune in or set your dvr. now, charlie you conducted one of the last interviews epstein did before his death, which i want to get to in a moment. about first direction to whath. nate just said, clinton keeps popping up. >> they were close, obviously. and you can understand why

clinton would want to cultivate him for money. you know, if it is just money. >> jeanine: no come i can i understand a lot.ce in fact --n th >> but there is no evidence. what i keep reading in this stuff and anything is possible, i get that pure there was at financial crisis in almost every bank went down so i know anything is possible. yopossu keep reading that we dot have any evidence that alan dershowitz did x or did y. >> jeanine: let me make one thing clear on his behalf, she came out and said she misidentified him mixed them upj >> i was just going to say that. >> jeanine: let's get alan dershowitz -- i want to b think about clinton, clinton liked young girls. and he said he likes them younger appeared to be honestons with you, monica lewinsky, she was a college student. because she was 518.in >> jeanine: she was 20. she was in college. >> she was out of college,

wasn't>> she? >> jeanine: she was an intern. >> i think i will check her age. you are dealing with witnessesgi where the stories didn't change. we are dealing with reputation of people that deserve at least a fair shake. and what strikes me as so odd with all of this is that it's just people vsing and no evidence. there is no come i saw him on this plane. it is all a here he has thisgi might hear he likes young girls. i don't convict people on that. >> jeanine: well, yeah and nobody is asking you to. >> we have to be careful. >> jeanine: i think things like 50 times and saying the girl, saying clinton likes them young and heard epstein say, clinton likes them young. that is not enough conviction but tellview us about the last interview you did a bit epstein. >> what isw be interesting about that how beaten-down he was from

his image and the swaggering guy, sheepishly calling me backr and it was literally just a couple of months before he goten arrested for the second time anm then killed himself.ol my whole story then was whether he was -- you know, i was h disproving the notion that he was essentially a rep for theis government. t>> jeanine: yes,k thereof was talk on that. >> that is howrlie we got off oe early charges because he was an informative poor financial t crisis. i knew that was not the case.d o he did confirm that but on a l fox business.com, they said something like, you know, i know a lot of friends of yours and il said we have mutual friends.e i know people like jimmy came from bear stearns. yes,rien charlie, used to have t of friends but i don't have. friends anymore. feel>> jeanine: i don't feel soy for him.eopl >> i'm just saying my bigger point is people who were friends were doing the 180. that says something about them. >> jeanine: it says maybe they. knew what he was doing and they

didn't want to get in trouble, charlie. >> but i want evidence before convicted. >> jeanine: of course, don't forget, charlie, to check out fx the special "jeffrey's books of the names." charlie is on that as well, newn evidence biden administration purposely took it easy on chinese nationals after apprehended at the border. trumps national intelligence director john ratcliffe reacts to that next.

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former director of national intelligence under president trump. that e-mail came after record-setting list of watch list encounters. talk to me. >> yeah, joe biden failed to confront national security fronts. a number of chinese nationals crossing illegally went up by a thousand percent. they changed the process from half a day of interrogation to a five-question, 10-minute interview to release thousands of chinese nationals who come here illegally into the country and the problem, take last month, judge, 5000 came through last month alone. the concern is 85% were single

men, military-age men. the intelligence communities are at a point we are not concerned about whether some significant percentage of that are here under pla or prc orders. it is a question of how many, talking aboutun tos, tremendous national security concern. >> just before the show mayorkas talked to bret baier, take a listen. >> you do think it is a crisis now? >> bret, it is a challenge that we have been addressing vigorously. >> how can he not admit it is a crisis? >> like every other biden administration official, they have gone from it is not a problem, there is no crisis to

if there is a problem, it is not our fault. that is how this administration has been operating. it is not just mayorkas, it is blinken and biden administration. the concern, judge, hopefully the american people will remove joe biden from office. you can reverse economic policy, cost of gas and food can come down, if you inherit national security problem. you have bad people behind the wall and gate -- >> john, thanks for being with us tonight. i'm judge jeanine in for laura ingraham, catch me weekdays on "the five." >> todd: expecting a third batch of