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there is "the five." governor gavin newsom would like to speak to the manager, the liberal governor earning the nickname of california karen after snitching on a target employee recalling a time he witnessed a theft in the store and overheard an employee blaming him. >> the woman says he's walking out and didn't pay for that. i said why didn't you stop million? she goes oh, the governor lowered the threshold. there's no accountability. i said that's just not true. she looks at me twice and freaks out, calls everyone over, wants a photo, and no i'm not taking a photo. i'm talking to your manager how you're blaming the governor. >> gavin newsom, proposition 47

allowing them to steal $957 of goods without facing consequences. denny's in oakland is shutting for good after 54 years due to crimes. walgreen's is closing multiple locations across boston. that struck a never congresswoman pressley. >> she's closures are not arbitrary and innocent. they're life-threatening acts of racial and economic discrimination. shame on you walgreen's. walgreen's is a multi-billion dollar corporation that needs to put their money where their mouth is and stop. >> time has expired. >> they are making this week feel long. >> yes. it is thursday. >> governor newsom oblivious.

>> i think he's amazing. i think we found three words to best describe him where's the manager. america needed a name for a mail karen and gavin is such a great name for a male karen. i feel bad for all the gavins out there watching but he did it i didn't, because it combined? that moment the sense of entitlement and the desire to complain. that's the definition of what this person is. i'm surprised he didn't pull out his phone am film the clerk. it's not her fault. she's given up. she's not allowed to do anything because the insurance companies will come down but in that moment you saw an example of how liberal leaders are wholly divorced from the consequences of their politics. they're upstream from the damage they will cause. no one is stealing snail's from

target. it's like we're inside a giant venting machine. everything is locked up because he lives upstream from the results of his policies. it's amazing that he is shocked about the most publicized problem in his state and it's something he's in charge of. this is like a guy slicing onions and can't figure out why he's crying or a president who is wondering how did this migrant crisis happen when he doesn't have a border so and the fact he's actually claiming we are the 10th best on crime. how does a help a person at her job? it was great. thank you. >> thank you gavin. there is a move to repeal prop 47. this is kamala harris when she was a.g., now there's effort to repeal it, 89% of voters support changing prop 47.

the governor doesn't seem aware. >> i was in target the other day and everything had been cleared off the shelf by shoplifters except for that sweater greg is wearing. i loved newsom and gavin is a great name. it was more a blow to his ego he wasn't recognized. they are writing laws in california that makes crime pay and he's totally unaware of it. suggestion for gavin. remember the showed under cover boss where bosses would dress as like the regular people on ship. and figure out what everybody thought of them? he should do that, throw on one of those glass west the nose animus -- or even blonde wig dress whatever it takes go to the homeless shelters go to the hood go to the restaurants and find out the truth because that's the only way he's going.

now pressley represents roxbury in massachussetts. they're closing walgreen's predominantly black area and a lot of employees there black and they're getting ransacked and assaulting employees and they can't make money there so she's saying it's racist to avoid crime. if you leave a criminal intellsed area, that's racist. you're supposed to stay in the crime ridden neighborhood and let your employees and customers get assaulted and lose money because that's how you fight racism, being the victim of crime. that would be like "gutfeld!" knocking off mcdonald's every day. it's the hamburglar right there. that's who is guilty. >> judge, the other thing is

companies especially retail companies starbucks ed al have told employees you can't stop people from stealing. if they have gotten involved they get fired. >> yes and it shows gavin newsom how egoist he is. it's not the karen part when he says i'm not taking a photo. he's angry because she recognizes that the governor last a role as it relates to crime and is not doing enough. i spoke to eric, one of the people running for d.a. against gascon and he said it's if proposition 47 is bad enough and by the way gavin newsom was lieutenant governor in 2014 when that law was passed. he didn't complain then but the problem with proposition 47 is repeat offenders get to dewpoints over and over and over

again and no one has addressed the facts that you get a freebee 950, 950, 950, it's in the policy and enforcement but i want to say not only does target say you can't arrest him in our store or confront them either and one of the employees said all we do is simply document how much they stole but i want to say about iana pressley, i feel for what she's saying because the minority community is losing the abilities to have a lifeline of medication from drug stores that they need and here's where the problem is. she doesn't twhaunts the root cause is. the root cause the crime and she's instead going after corporate walgreen's and she's going to say you got to fight crime stop the crime so employees can go in and the minority community can get their

medicine. she feels that walgreen's somehow is like a state sponsored corporation and walgreen's should be charged or somehow responsible. no. this is cat lymph. go after the real problem. >> it's good to have you back here. you can comment on anything you want. >> there's a lot to comment on. i actually agree with the judge. i think what the congressman is trying to say in communities of color where you say health spare advertise high and many are health deserts the idea of being able to get prescription drugs a block away is important and i think we do have to figure out how we work on addressing some of these crimes and how we work on making sure that these farm sills have the other things they field like lotions and soaps that are being stolen but also it's important to applaud where we have been. at the beginning of the pandemic we saw skyrocketing crime. now what we are seeing according to fbi is decrease in crime, violent crime decreased 8 percent nationwide property

crime 6.3 percent in chicago fatal shootings decreased 15 percent, homicide 13 percent. >> ran out of victims. >> st. louis baltimore fewer murders the fewest murders in the past decade, detroit with the least amounts of murders since 1966. these are good things and we should applaud that now it's what can we make sure to make sure people aren't stealing from walgreen's or cvs. in chicago what you're seeing is peace agreement between gangs access to more resources in kmunlts of color where we are seeing high crime to decrease folks getting in to begin with. those are steps in the right direction. >> what are the policies working? are you talking about more policing? >> no some places what you're seeing 24 hour rec centers for a placeing to. you're seeing them create more resources in schools so can you talk to a guidance counsel or

social worker instead of joining a gang. >> do you blame walgreen's for their decision? >> i said all along when you think about cashless bail which is an issue that leads to thefts at walgreen's i think you have to diminnish crimes of desperation and stupidity f. a mom steals baby formula is response is to give her baby formula. >> that's an argument that is so old. >> but it's true. >> in these situations it's not true. >> i don't know a cop who would make an arrest in that case. >> we would laugh two years ago. >> because somebody was stealing bread. >> come on richard. i. >> i just want to say we love gavin. ahead one of the illegal immigrants who pounded comes to

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>> it's the picture that sums up all the madness in our country, one of the illegals who wailed on two nypd officers in stiems square and got no bail flipping two birds as he walked out of court. the 22-year-old illegal giving two middle finkers to the country who welcomed him in. he strolled across the border beats up cops suffered no

consequences and this is how he thanks us. his other cop beating bud wrist gracious seen blowing kisses and smiling. another delightful bird's eye view. [bleep]. >> looks likely ral leaders are done beingen bearsed. new york governor hochul and mayor adams are ready to send them south for the winter. >> searching for additional suspects. >> get them all. send them back. you don't touch our police officers. >> those who are breaking our laws we need to reexamine the laws that don't allow to us deported them. >> some have flown the cool. "new york post" reporting police believe four of the criminals have taken a bus to california, allegedly gave fake names to an

organization that helps migrants gets out of the city. if you were representing them would you recommend the double bird? >> if i were recommending them it would be my next e bird the middle fink terry mayor the d.a. the president and the governor are flipping us the middle finger and i'll tell you why. the first problem is alvin bragg. he didn't ask for any bail. you can get bail. he didn't ask for bail. i want to know. why number 2. why didn't bragg put this case to a grand jury so they could have been arraigned in superior court have bail set and they wouldn't have gone to california? that's where alvin bragg screwed up. then governor hochul says yeah now it's a good idea after a reporter asked. what i want to hear from the governor is i'm putting in my

governor's legislative package and i want the legislature to vote on deportation. okay? the mayor is a former cop. i don't want to hear him just talking and talking. what he's got to do is call the d.a. and say what are you doing and why are you not asking for bail. in addition to that the mayor should be headlining an effort to make the assault of a police officer an offense from when they can call in ice. because new york is a sanctuary city you can only call them on certain crimes. the mayor meant what he's saying he would say i want the council to include assault on police officer. now, the problem with joe biden and his giving us the middle finger is the border and texas just proved it. since tend of january texas because of its border and because of what they're doing to prevent them from coming in they've got a huge drop in immigration and it's all coming now through arizona and

california and let me say one more thing about this. i don't want to call them people because they're not people. these people come here and say they want asylum and we suckers believe i. they don't respect authority. they take authority down. one of the other ones we didn't know about yesterday was charged with resisting arrest and he pushed a cop last time the cop arrested him. i'm sick and tired of hearing this nonsense. they travel 3,000 miles through one of the most dangerous plays in the world because they want to be part of the american dream. they don't want to be part of the american dream. they don't want to swear allegiance. they don't show up for asylum hearings. >> why won't democrats deported people like this? i'm going to tell you why. i agree with everything the judge says. >> again. >> we agree. listen. but, here's what we know to be true.

if you talk to the folks in senator chris man's offense there's a border bill the democrats and republicans are working on that would end if you cross illegally you would go to jail and be medzly deported. it would allow the federal government to buy plains for deportation and increase the number of immigration judges so if somebody gets a noticeing to to court they don't see somebody until 2027. given all that we have folks in the house say they're going to vote no on this just because. that's a problem. >> give me that. >> a judge last week in south carolina the president said let's secure the border and passes this bill now.

>> he doesn't need congress. >> why not have congress do it? >> they don't need to. they can shut it down. >> to hire more border patrol? >> i love that photo. put that up there again. that is a great foetd. and i love that we blurred the finger. i think we can handle it, you know, it's not like we are trying to protect the eye dentalty of his middle finger or it's under age. it's true. i think it's important to see the reality of this situation, right? the picture is worth a thousand words. that one is worth ten million. if a saying on television if you want to see the truth turn the sown off. when you take away the ranting the raving the politics and the grandstanding and the shrieking, you have one singular photo that tells you everything about the basic nature of human behavior.

they disrespect you because they can. they disrespect you because you're weak. what you're seeing right there is how far we've gone down this path. there's no disincentives or constant consequences will it's the land of the free for christmas. america the free is not there. the next step is transporting any illegal with a record to neighborhood of the elites who support these policies. something tells me these migrants won't be frimg your hedges or doing your dishes. >> one thing about these guys that escape, i think it will turn out to be five of them and they used false i.d.'s and they said they're going to california. anyone believe they're going to make it there? now they're going to be some

other place middle america. hopefully they'll be too dumb to get off in a sanctuary city and they call call ice. today 150 house democrats voted against deporting illegal immigrants who commit dui. democrats voted against that. over and over republicans are putting them on record as to what they want and believe. >> and if we are going put anything on record my show is pretty good with the volume down. >> you still get the rating. >> up next, joe biden's green jihad gets dumber. the biden administration is class classifying martha's vineyard to price up his vehicles. - we're engaged! - we're engaged!

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>> how is this for a green energy scan in the biden administration is classifying some elite locales as low income areas to get tax credits range from martha's vineyard to joe biden's beach house community in delaware where he keeps the corvette and other things. speaking of biden he was bragging about electric buses that have been breaking down in cities across the country. >> we go from this to this. we received funds from the biden administration $21 million to purchase electric buses so we are on our way to having a low to no emission state.

>> it's like story time at the home. energy secretary seems to be in denial as more car companies pull the plug on electric cars. >> this movement for electric is slowing a little bit but honestly i think it's a snowball going downhill that's going to accelerate. >> jesse, why would they choose martha's vineyard, so the help can get to the estates of the rich and powerful? is this something helpful disguiseed. >> if they can reclassify a man as a woman they can reclassify the vineyard as a project. you know the average price of a house is $2.3 million there? i don't think barack obama would

move to a low income neighborhood, calvin klein, judge jeanine's wealthy friend, so john kerry i think spike lee have homes here. no one in a low income situation needs an ev plug n. have you seen johnny go to the the projects? he goes there and says joe biden has just given this neighborhood $30 million and go what do you need, new this, new that, sorry, yo you're getting an electric car plug in and they go what the? nobody wants in stuff. >> why would they do this? they figure that neighborhood would be amenable to it. >> they're looking for the early adopters and with any new technology it takes early adopters to get comfortable with the discomfort of it and the frustration but for these people it's their third or fourth quarter and they cost $60,000.

they don't care. they can afford to have this at the vineyard because you took your private plane to get there. >> that is true. richard it's not a replacement for anything for the rich and powerful. it's an adjunct. >> in addition? >> yes. >> i agree with that but i think david makes a point. part of it is getting to early adapters. the other part you look at the policy talk to folks in the biden administration they would say we are trying to make a network of target stations so you can drive from california to new york city. >> it's an island. >> hold on a minute. listen. i'm going to explain in a second. if you hook at the u.s. census data nantucket and montauk are

rural communities. >> i'm trying to take you seriously but i can't. >> go to the census bureau. >> the whole idea of putting these in martha's vineyards. >> i'm not defending it. i hear that. i might tend to agree with you telling what the policy s. i think the goal is to create a nationwide power charging system so you can drive your tesla across the country. >> up next, i don't know what the number is but we did this a couple weeks ago where there was $7 billion or something and they hadn't installed one charging station. and that loser grandholm the energy secretary this is going to snowball. is she kidding? the electric vehicle interest in one year went from 49 percent to 41 percent, but among generation

z it went from 61 to 49 percent and all this hog wash about putting it in low income places greenwich average price of a home is $1.9 million and they're trying to help low income people, they're not doing that because if they were they would put it in chicago and they're not doing that they're putting it in maurth's vineyard and greenwich because they hope the rich people will buy that car. they're speaking to their next audience of who is going to buy the car. ford production cut production of ev cars by 50 percent, it's a nightmare. >> all right, speaking of nightmares, up ahead elon musk goes for a walk with his humanized box.

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>> should we fear the robot revolution? elon musk is freaking people out again after posting this video which shows him taking tesla's life size robot for a walk. the bot's name is optimus, about 5'11", dead lift 150 pounds and runs 5 miles per hour. elon musk sees a future where they do unsafe repetitive or boring tasks. and how about this? people are go crazy for apple new virtual reality goggles. the company has sold out of its vision pro head sets which costs $3500. now jesse if you had $3500 to

throw away would you get that virtual reality head set? >> no, i'd get an electric bike. there's a lot of places in my neighborhood i'd like to explore and when i'm driving through in my car i keep almost hitting things. my executive producer is one of these tech freaks. i'll let him tell me how it is. why do we need the migrants if we have optimus? not only is it going to do all the laundy and tidying up, it's going to make people lonely. you can also have the thing spy on people. what is my wife up to. optimus go see her. >> he walks just like joe biden.

>> looks like he is shorted. i think they were right at the moment it's a lot like it's a bigger than the moment before computers internet and smartphones. it's what you always wish why couldn't have bought apple or microsoft stock back then? you have the opportunity now. you're at that moment because everybody is going to have a robot. they're goinging to down in price. it's going to be an affordable appliance and the scope of this is yon. here's the rub. your robots are like toasters. they only live in the moment. it's only alive when on but what happens when it's able to develop memory by learning your patterns? it's got your past and presents and it anticipates your needs and it becomes your future so

you have a past present and future that moves hand can make predictions based on your needs so what you're going to end up with is a new version of a mind and that understands harm and benefit and once that happens turning it off will be murder. it's going to develop its own politics based on yours so you're going to have red bots and blue bots. this will be in like ten years, robots that are just going to be marching. >> what about the fact that i'm watching that thing fold laundry. >> i was like listening to greg and thinking. >> thank you for listening. >> you gave a lot of thought to that. i didn't think about it that much. all i was thinking if somebody could clean my closet and organize it i would be happy. that would be the best thing.

>> we could talk about this forever. >> you think about it i'm mostly just concerned about what are we going to do on the job front but i'm excited for somebody to clean my enclose sneet they have to know what you know and like. >> it's going to be just like you. >> not binary. richard. should it be in the shape of a human? >> it's already happening. we are seeing machine learning when it writes emails baseth on what you've written before. on my trip to new york today i was in the air port and was like wait the machine is not printing bag tags? i miss the days with human cashiers and human operators. . >> took a back to new york? >> i had to stay a couple of

days. i miss human interaction when you go to the grocery store, the person knows what the fruit is and can talk the number is, you can talk to the cashier with customer service by humans. >> customer service is horrible. >> then they can open the vending machine to get the dough rant. >> they say one of these robots go for $20,000 so if you think about what it costs for heirs the blue collar industries are losing. i mean the owners are winning. a brave 12-year-old girl swinging a snake by its tail, the fastest is up next.

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>> welcome back. it's time for the best. first up, a courageous

12-year-old girl swings a huge snake in the air after it tried to eat her guinea pig. judge jeanine look at the cute dog. >> i just saw that. it's a poodle. >> she's got more courage than men i know to pick up the snake. the snake bit the guinea pig and the father got it out. >> where do they live? >> australia. >> jesse would you swing the snake to save the guinea pig? >> no. the judge is right. >> this is like evolution. i would never have done it but how did she know to pick it up and start swinging it around? maybe they're smart girls in australia. >> our researchers have to do a better job. they have the story wrong. that's her pet snake being

attacked by a guinea pig. by the way, this is considered exercise in australia because they grow up around large reptiles and giant spiders. we get lady bugs and butterflies. this is what they do. australians battle pythons like fire hoses. have you ever seen a interview and a snake will come behind somebody? >> just another bit of education. >> up next. we have all returned things from time to time but this one is a little bit ridiculous. a lady brings back her couch after two years and get a full refund without receipt thanks to costco generous return policies. i think some folks want you to return the sweater. how long have you had it? >> it's a paul smith original. more to this story.

we're not hearing something happened on that couch and perhaps she's getting rid of some evidence from a crime scene. there might be a body in that couch because there's something clearly wrong with a person who returns a couch. you shouldn't move a couch unless your grandmother is trapped under it. >> dana would you return a couch after two years? >> no, i would not because it's too much a hassle. good will won't accept a barely used dog bed because they're worried about bedbugs. >> think about the farts. >> jesse what's your take? >> well, funny you asked me. my point would be to probably predict my take and you think if i'm buying time because i don't

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>> emily campagna, comedian vince august used to be a judge kat timpf. and, of course, tyrus. hey, let's do this. greg's absolutely disgusting. >> this is so repulsive. i hesitate to even show it, but it's much like my sweater. it's an acquired taste. check out this baby's slaw. look at him munching on a hibiscus flower upside. dad. this is actually the two can rescue ranch in costa rica. she was rescued and left because she was left abandoned and now mariana. that's her name. i wouldn't have named it mariana. i would never do it. fluffy loves to climb, eat and grow every day. >> it's just disgusting. she calls that food upside down. that's a good question. we'll get on that. we're going to do a two hour special on fox nation on how two fingered slobs eat. >> that will be hosted by mike rowe with riveting television. jesse, a stalinist, a statue toppled to a explainer, an eco

. just some of the people who i interviewed for my book, which is going to be out march 19th. get it together. and if you hold your phone to the side of the screen, you might be able to see a qr code emerge. >> you were there. you interviewed a , a explainer. >> he's one of these types. okay. what is it called? man attracted to boy type of person. >> i love associate drag queens, black supremacists. this book has everything. >> everything. and that's why i want you to preorder it now. >> hold the phone. if you could put the phone up to the screen. >> it takes you right to amazon. i love you. >> i got it right. yeah. jesse watters, prime time attack eye thursday, everybody. >> oh, i love that, richard. hey, everybody. it's black history month. it's also reggae month. >> this was a commemoration created by the country of jamaica in 2008. >> reggae month celebrates the music impact impact on jamaica's development, as well as the birthday of two

reggae icons dennis brown and bob marley. >> reggae music recent recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, and it enjoys international influence. we like to say in jamaica we might be a small country, but reggae is a global music track. >> your favorite dennis brown song? >> oh, i'm a boy of about more than one. >> i love mr. bob marley. and listen, reggae music. we also in the grammy still have a grammy category. so if we're watching the grammys this weekend, reggae music will be there as well. >> i just saw that tracy chapman is going to do a duet with luke combs of fast car on the grammys. >> did you know that? no, i you know that because i told you during the show that is true. >> and i tried to forget it. okay. they're telling me that's it. how could that already be? it? >> that's it for us anyway. have a great night. s >> welcome to jesse watters. prime time tonight . now, you may cut me mad,ai but i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> illegal aliens assaulting cops and flippin.g america the t burbs. >> where's mister tough guough y