in new york there wound up assaulting two police officers there. they were in jail. they were let out of jail. before you know it, they were across country and found in arizona trying to get back out of the united states. when we look at morris of the major metropolitan cities in -- most of the major metropolitan cities in this can you please country, neil,we're under a crid need to face what the going on in the various cities. >> neil: well put. thank you so much for short notice, helping us out, ted williams. we will keep you posted if developments come out of pennsylvania, if police have anything to say. meanwhile here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everybody. i'm judge jeanine pirro. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." the

>> judge jeanine: the liberal media is hammering joe biden for snubbing an audience of 100 million americans and skipping the traditional super bowl interview for the second year in a row. it seems like a no-brainer. bring your re-election message to a massive audience of potential voters, but some in the press say that the big baby in the white house just can't handle it. >> i couldn't figure out that super bowl interview, passing on that. >> he can really get his message out to an audience just sitting, waiting for him, waiting for his message. it's telling. is it because he can't handle it? if he's not able to follow the questions. if his staff is worried that he can connect the dots and find the word that he's looking for, that's a problem. >> he's given up an opportunity to talk to millions of people this sunday, turning down a pre-super bowl interview. >> he will have never have that size audience again to make his

case. >> judge jeanine: maybe there's a good reaps why the white house wants to hide biden. it would be a total disaster. joe biden has been racking up some really embarrassing gaffes lately, like fo forgetting the e of the terror group, hamas, and claiming to meet with a french president who died almost 30 years ago. >> there's been a response from the opposition, yes, i'm sorry, hamas. >> i went to a g-7 meeting. i sat down and said america is back. and mitterrand from germany -- i mean from france looked at me and said -- said, you know, why -- how long you back for? >> judge jeanine: even the white house is having a hard time defending biden's embarrassing mix-ups. >> how is president biden ever

going to convince three-quarters of voters worried about his physical and mental health that he's okay, even though in las vegas he told a story about recently talking to a french president who died in 1996? >> i'm not even going to go down that rabbit hole with you, sir. >> why is it a habit hole? he talked he talked to mitterrand. >> you saw the president in vegas, california. you've seen him in a south carolina, in michigan. i'll leave it there. >> judge jeanine: one president would gladly do the super bowl interview. donald trump said he would be happy to replace biden, and it would be ratings gold, but so far the chairman of cbs sports, which is hosting the game, is shutting down the idea. okay, dana, this year's super bowl, they say is estimated to bring in almost 200 million viewers, the most ever. >> dana: think of all the swifty fans watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. what a missed opportunity for re-election efforts. >> dana: it is.

i said yesterday, i'm okay if this tradition goes away completely. president trump didn't do it . it was like the affair interview in his mind. biden gets very fair interviews. in fact, reporters help him out by saying, it's hamas, or it's hamas who we're talking about? i get that. i was just telling greg, i do that in school all the time. i would have sympathy for people who couldn't come up with the answer, so i would whisper it, try to help them. you shouldn't do that for our president of the united states doing an interview, especially when 23% of people in the nbc poll said that biden has the necessary physical and mental strength to be president. 23%. i understand also that every interview is a risk opportunity. so if there's high risk, but there's also really high reward, if you do it well. so imagine if he came out, he did the three-minute interview, as jesse was saying it, he nails

it. all the people worried that he doesn't have the mental strength and capacity can maybe put that aside and think about the issues. the but i think the white house has calculated that the risk is so great that he won't be able to nail it, and it could even be disastrous that it would irreparable harm. if they want to get him re-elected, they'll keep him off big interviews like that. >> judge jeanine: jesse, we heard they have a saran wrap approach, keep him wrapped up, not let him out, but for the past couple weeks they've been saying, "joe will come out, joe will come out." but the latest mitterrand and hamas gaffes, have they gone a different direction? >> judge jeanine: the media is there to help democrats, not hide democrats. this is a business. donald trump made the careers of dozens of people in the press.

joe biden is destroying the press. have you seen all of these companies laying off thousands of media people? thousands of them don't have jobs anymore. when you had trump as president, you had action, you had access, you had excitability. people got shows on cable, wrote books, became millionaires. that's because trump engaged. it's no fun to campaign when the president doesn't campaign. these people have seen real campaigns. clinton, bush, obama, trump. some of the most vigorous and active bully pulpit exploiters there ever was, and then a guy at a slumber part. 2020, they're not going to do that again. they're not going to hide him when there's no covid. the media is torn a little bit. you see two business reporters saying what's this guy doing? and you're also going to see cbs

strike back. cbs isn't going to be happy that the sitting president just dissed them on super bowl sunday. they're going to start talking about this. they need somebody to go on their shows. you can't have a president who's a democrat, and all the democrat anchors have no one to talk to. this is a problem. you'll see it start shifting pretty soon. it can't go on much more like this. >> judge jeanine: you know, if the president can't handle an interview during the super bowl, to be played during a super bowl, what do you think he's saying or speaking to when he's talking to jinping or putin? >> i think that's a good question. but really to me this is such a missed opportunity, because, again, this is the super bowl. ideally you have a relationship between the president, the commander in chief, and the american people, voters. this is an opportunity to connect with a couple hundred million people in this

country. you know, he either doesn't feel connected or feels that football fans are maga/trump supporters. i don't know what it is. it's an incredibly missed opportunity to be able to speak to the american people. i think it is a sign that his handlers don't trust him, and they will look to the basement strategy that he used last time, because they don't want him to be held to account for his failures to the american people, whether it's border security, rampant crime, inflation, increasing cost of living. these are the issues that he needs to be confronted on, and i think they're afraid, afraid to put him in the spotlight. >> judge jeanine: all right. did cbs make a mistake in not entertaining trump's decision or request? >> greg: oh, yeah. this interview is perfect for joe, because it's a no-brainer. we showed a montage of all of his gibberish. those are not gaffes, because gaffes suggest they're rare and

unusual. what's rare and unusual is when he makes sense. it's funny, when you mention gaffe, that's when you can understand what joe is saying. what kind of questions do they think are going to trip him up? what's your name? his favorite super bowl snack? are they worried he's going to say francois mitterrand? jill could be next to him, a medical professional, right? literally he has to be conscious for three minutes. surely there's a drug for that. call hunter. he has something lying around. maybe the white house still has that baggy of coke in the evidence room. who knows. it's weird. joe not doing the super bowl interview sends a horrible message that's far worse than if he did it and screwed up, because it's saying i can't do it. it's like ducking an interview with a magic eight ball. imagine the only way to sell a product is by hiding it from the public, you know.

imagine doing merch for your band and your t-shirt is completely blank, because you don't want them to hear the music. it's crazy. so i think they have a great opportunity to take trump on his offer. we mentioned it here first. but the interview, if it doesn't happen, trump should do it anyway. the you know who with? donald, you do a halftime interview. you pick the place. well do it. we'll do it. five minutes, 10 minutes. it will be great. just counter program. that's what you're known for. i'm not doing anything sunday. i don't even know who's playing. i think they're setting the stage for the big reveal, which is no debates with trump. full. >> dana: absolutely. also, if you asked me, and i'm fairly loose sid, who was the french president in the 1990s, i don't know. started with an "m." i might have been able to come up with mitterrand. i don't know. that was a weird throwback.

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♪ ♪ >> dana: not all heroes wear capes. some even carry hammers. workers at an oakland pizza shop fending off a fourth robbery attempt in over a month, and

only had a hammer to fight back. they also threw a recycling bin at the crook. the suspect was later arrested. it's the latest video to come out of crime-ravaged oakland, so bad that governor gavin newsom is being forced to take action, deploying 120 more california highway patrol officers in oakland to have -- in an effort to crack down on crime. it only took major businesses to flee like that in-n-out burger shutting down as well as big companies like blue shield and hydrox, warning companies to take security or take other actions to keep workers safe. is the governor only taking action to save his favorite burger joint? >> i come into your state. >> yes, sir. >> first thing i love to do, i go straight to in and out of burger. one of the greatest things of your state. >> you're right about in-n-out burger. that's a great to end. >> dana: he wants to send the highway patrol to restore a sense of safety. what about actual safety?

>> greg: appearances only matter. look at this. look at him. somebody here on this table called this first, that to get any action done, you may have to get the politician to feel the pain of their own policies intemittly. he got it right into the gut. because i predicted, in-n-out burger would be the catalyst, because it's his family's favorite restaurant. when it closed, that was a direct shot at him. you can bs the public, but not your kids, wishing he had gotten recalled because they could have their burger. the intensity of pain that a public endures is the time it takes the democrats to start acting like republicans. the goal for us is to speed that up. get the party of routine to come to their -- ruin to come to their senses, because the democratic party for some reason lately is addicted to chaos. we have to keep doing interventions, right? like an addict, the left has to hit rock bottom.

the problem is they're taking everybody with them. >> dana: well, you know, i'm happy for there to be more highway patrol, but, judge, if they don't change the prosecution record, you know, he could get behind that repeal effort that i mentioned to rerepeal the prop, the governor could put fire into that instead of hiring officers. >> judge jeanine: yes, he could do that. i want to go back to the beginning of this. with gavin newsom, it's always him. the week before, it was about target, he wanted the manager called immediately when she said it was all gavin newsom's fault, describing the theft going on. now he sends 120 california highway patrol. at first i thought that was strange. then i found out that with research, the state police have apparently merged with highway patrol in california, which is why they're involved in this. violent crime is going down in

some areas, not down significantly, i mean oakland is through the roof. you've got it to the point where it's a third world country, where companies are telling people don't go out to get lunch, don't eat lunch, clorox and kaiser permanente are saying when you get here, we'll call security, we'll walk out with you. this is the united states of america. this guy thinks he should be a candidate for president. i mean, this is absurd. they don't take the appropriate action that you talk about, dana, with respect to law enforcement and bail and police making arrests. they're going to live with this. this is his signature state. they defunded police in 2021. they also made a decision to get rid of all of these violence prevention programs, where kid had opportunities to get involved in after-school programs, not get involved in gangs. that's all at his feet. >> dana: tulsi, i always feel, i know all of us do, but i immediately think about the

worker, getting an hourly wage, not protected, trying to protect themselves with a hammer. >> tulsi: exactly. they know firsthand that people like gavin newsom and joe biden and his administration, they don't actually care about the pain and the struggles and hardship that people in these communities are going through, just trying to survive and get to work and home safely at the end of the day. so the realization is not, like, most, crime is really bad, let's do something about it. the pain is coming from the threat to their power. they're seeing that the american people are very concerned about rampant crime in their communities. they're very concerned about the open borders and the immigration crisis and are recognizing this will have a big impact in the outcome of this election. it's an election year. gavin newsom, joe biden, all these other people in cities that have not cared about this stuff until now are realizing, okay, this is going to drive voters. let's pretend like we care, start doing something about it in the hope that the american people are stupid enough to fall for it. they think very little of us. we're not stupid. we're paying attention.

>> dana: i mean, so somebody like -- a company like in-n-out burger can get headlines, right? but what about small businesses that i don't ever hear the administration or gavin newsom talking about small businesses very often. >> jesse: they should. if i was advising them i would talk small business a lot. but i'm not, because i have a real job. dana, we're making newsom president like msnbc made trump president in 2016. all of these positive stories about gavin deploying anticrime task forces all over california. it's happening, dana. i can feel it. >> dana: are you off the michelle obama train? >> jesse: oh, no. we'll cover that tonight. he's doing a massive course correction, going on fox, admitting homelessness is a problem, going to battleground states, deploying the police. all you need to be president, height, hair, and a lot of money. guy has it all. if he can run a normal campaign, he's a should-n for '28.

you say, listen, i was the first guy to marry gays, but i don't think kindergarteners should read about gay sex. i'm going to fight street crime, but also white collar crime. i'm going to secure the border. i want immigration. i want to wean people off welfare and wean corporations off welfare too. it's a lay-up. i'll probably lose my job tomorrow, if that i told him, and i'm available tomorrow. that was a joke. >> dana: if you cover that story one more night, you'll hear explosions in my head. >> greg: do you know why you call it in-and-out? >> dana: no. >> greg: figure it out. >> dana: i'm still thinking about it. president biden is letting in migrants at the fastest rate we've ever seen. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> greg: joe biden didn't think this attack line through. >> every day between now and november, the american people are going to know that the only reason the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga republican friends. >> greg: that's not easy to disprove. the big guy is trying to frame donald trump and maga republicans for his border crisis, blaming them for the busted border bill. but shocking new numbers tell a different tale. border officials have encountered more than 1 million migrants since october 1st, the fastest rate in history. meanwhile liberal leaders who got reeled in by the sanctuary city siren song, but balked at the sight of women dragged into bike poles are backing up joe

can's blaming the republican pablum. >> there was a solution in front of you. it was gift wrapped. >> the president agreed. they didn't take yes for an answer, and that's because of donald trump. >> donald trump wants chaos. america will know who is for fixing the border and who is not. >> republicans have a chase to make. it's clear they're picking politics over the american people. >> greg: and the human thumb who just dodged impeachment is speaking out. alejanalejanalejandro mayorkas s not got anywhere. >> republicans might have the numbers to impeach you. if that happened, would you consider stepping aside? >> no, i would not. >> greg: hmm. surprise, judge. it appears that joe biden's tds has turned into trump tourettes.

how can they blame him? he's not president. numbers were way lower under him. how is this even possible? >> judge jeanine: because they live in a world where they turn everything back and aim it at you. whatever they're doing it, they aim it at donald trump. three months, that's 3 million. donald trump, when he left, 70,000 came in in the last month when he was president. they came in, and the first thing they did, they stopped building the wall when biden came in, and they stopped title 42, and -- what was the other thing? oh, remain in mexico. all right? their whole agenda was to bring in as many people as possible, and now they want to blame donald trump. hochul going out on offense, i don't think she knows what he's talking about. the and then you get to nancy pelosi. the truth is that the numbers are there. joe biden can shut down the border right now.

he refuses to do it. he wanted people to come in. i believe because ultimately what he wants is he wants people to vote. and there's no way. we can't afford it. financially we can't afford it in our schools, in our hospitals. this is destroying us. we're seeing crime right now that we talked about yesterday. they want to blame trump? go right ahead. trump fixed it this. they broke it. >> greg: jesse, we keep finding new things in the border bill. by we, i mean people who read it. not me. bass pulled this out, six or seven days later, this part. aliens from noncontiguous countries shall not be included in calculating the sums of aliens encountered. that means no chinese, iranian, yemeni, somalians. the how are we supposed to

figure this out? >> jesse: i wanted to believe it was for adults too. we fact-checked ourselves out of a good story. there's more stuff. do you want to hear about the reparations for migration? >> greg: yes. >> jesse: if biden deports someone back to their original country, we pay those countries $250 million to reintegrate the migrants we've deported. juan leaves ecuador. we catch him. send him back to ecuador. we send ecuador millions of dollars to make juan feel comfortable in the home country he's in. ecuador is going to steal that money and keep sending more juans so the money keeps coming back to us. i don't know if joe biden can say donald trump didn't secure my border. first it was kamala didn't secure my border. he's going to campaign from now till november saying donald trump isn't going to secure joe biden's border. the that doesn't make any sense. abbott tried to secure joe biden's border and he wouldn't let him.

joe biden can convince anybody of anything. you think he's going to persuade somebody, anybody, that donald trump broke his border? i don't believe. >> greg: tulsi, what's going on behind this border bill? is there another angle we're missing? seemed like it was doomed from the start. i mean, i don't know, what did you make of the whole process? >> tulsi: you know, there's a few people behind closed doors, and no one else knew what was going on. i was surprised to see how horrible of a bill that it was. people like senator lankford presenting it and fighting for it. when you actual dig in and lookk at the language, it does everything but secure the border. emergency processes they put in place. you can only use them some of the time. the president can say, well, we'll never use them. there's so many things. i feel silly giving credence to this legislation because it's so bad, and because the real issue here is -- you know, i have no

doubt that president biden, his administration, they'll continue repeating the refrain, well, we're the ones trying to secure the border. the republicans and trump are oresponsible for the open borde. it's the old playbook of them working with the propaganda media to repeat things that are not true over and over and over again, hoping at some point it breaks through and sticks with the american people. >> greg: uh-huh. >> tulsi: that's the disdain they have for us. they think we'll fall for it. we got to speaking the truth so this they don't -- they're not successful. >> greg: dana, they had their millionth migrant. there should be a ceremony, like when they have the millionth customer, a big red ribbon, a giant pair of scissors. >> dana: i was on a flight, i think it was united airlines, and we had to get diverted because of weather. we're hanging out in the bar area of the airport waiting to leave again. i said what did you get for the

millionth mile? he said two drink tickets. i said that's it? even the migrants get more than that. >> greg: exactly. >> dana: bodega gift cards. homers the thing. the legislation is -- here's the thing. the legislation is dead. we can keep picking on it, but it's not going forward. i actual think that the big conversation is the messaging war that the biden administration is going to attempt. you saw it there. they'll say that trump did this. last weekend on "60 minutes" when there was no football, people were watching, okay, they did a whole segment about how horrible the border is right now, how open it is, and focused specifically on chinese migrants only. okay? >> greg: right. >> dana: they are dressed very well. they have too many suitcases. they are not in hardship. >> greg: right. >> dana: they weren't under threat by their own government. and guess what. the they go the entire segment without ever saying one word. "biden." okay? >> greg: uh-huh. >> dana: so you have all of these images. it was actually a pretty --

aside from that, i would say it was pretty devastating thing for biden. the senate bill that is going nowhere, dead within 48 hours of its birth, is not going to erase the 32-point deficit that biden has on the border. >> greg: yeah. >> dana: unless the republicans screw it up, and i don't put it past them. >> greg: yeah. up next, bud light is seeking a comeback after its woke wrongs, and trump just weighed in. ♪ ♪ to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. control of crohn's means everything to me. ask your gastroenterologist about skyrizi. ♪ control is everything to me ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: america loves a comeback. bud light looking for redemption after their ill-fated partnership with transgender influencer dylan caused a consumer revolt, which tanked the stock and beer sales. the light now trying to do what's right to win back

customers. ditch the woke and go back to being funny and patriotic. check out their expensive star-studded super bowl ad. >> i wish i was at that fight. >> he's going to need another bicep. >> definitely. >> let's go to super bowl lviii. >> now we're talking. >> jesse: trump says it's time to give bud light a break, the former president posting on truth social saying while the mulvaney stunt was a mistake of epic proportions bud light has paid the price and perhaps deserves a second chance. judge jeanine, one of the most effective boycotts ever, bud light, should we let bud light transition back into a man? >> judge jeanine: i like the way you put that, but it's a horse, isn't it? >> jesse: that's right, you're right. >> judge jeanine: here's the thing, you know, there's no question that anheuser-busch is a company that employs a lot of

americans. you know, they have put out media over the years that's very, you know, heartwarming, especially during the holidays, but bud light put itself in this mess. okay? bud light made a choice on an issue that wasn't that important. were they not happy with those of us who love the red, white, and blue and are all-american, women who don't want trannies competing with them. the you know, they put themselves in this war. forgiveness and redemption is part of all of our lives, and i think it's important, but i got to tell you, it's very hard for me to go back, and i'm a beer drinker, by the way. i started drinking pabst blue ribbon years ago. >> dana: pbr, let's go. >> judge jeanine: i love beer. that's it. >> jesse: are you a bud light person or were you? >> tulsi: i'm not a beer drinker. >> jesse: would you forgive in this situation? >> tulsi: what bothers me most

they made the mistake of combining politics and social issues with business. i think the most frustrating thing for is that more and more americans see businesses doing this, getting involved in areas that should be left to politicians rather than focusing on providing a good product and good service. that's what i hope that more of these businesses actually do, so we as consumers don't have to think, this is this a woke business, anti-woke business, maga or anti-maga. just provide a good service, good product, compete fairly whether it's here at home or businesses around the world, and leech the politics to the politicians. >> jesse: when a man wrongs you, dana, comes back crawling back on his hands and knees -- >> dana: #neverforget. >> jesse: bud light is saying, i'm sorry, no? >> dana: and donate to my campaign? look, i think they're making a decision in order to get back. i like that. you think about gillette with

toxic masculinity. they never tried to come back. peter will never buy anything from that company, and holds that grudge very tight. the earned media that this ad is getting is worth maybe a hundred times more than they had to pay to get this done. from a strategy standpoint, from a communications point, hats off to them. i don't drink beer anymore. but i used to love a pbr, judge. >> jesse: they hired that woman that ran this campaign, ran it into the ground. it's her fault. >> greg: she's gone. >> jesse: she's gone. >> greg: i mean, you have to remind yourself that we won. wokism is done. when you see this swift response. i think bud light does deserve a second chance, because there's 17,000 employees there who are a lot like us. they have no control over that decision. why punish them because of one lady, that one lady did that? when you're seeing the sharp turn that bud is taking with ufc

and the comedian, shane gillis, you couldn't get further away from mulvaney. the clear message is dad's home, he's pissed. bud light is sending the message to themselves, not just us. a lot of companies have learned from this bud light fiasco. one, you go broke insulting your audience. see cnn, right? you go broke listening to twitter activists who never use your product, especially beer. their ideas are delusional, begging for attention. and you're stupid for listening to anybody born after 1990 who take that crap seriously. it's not on the audience. it's not the audience's fault. they weren't trans folks. they didn't like dylan mulvaney because she was annoying, pre10ious. nothing to do with her being trans. a spokesperson is least likely to use your product. dylan mulvaney, a trans

influencer where does that draw from? what market? only one. it was a huge mistake. shane gillis, great choice. looks like he spoons with a 30-pack. >> jesse: very good. so greg will be drinking a bud light before his super bowl interview with donald trump. >> greg: probably not. >> jesse: maybe after. coming up, taylor swift is going to war with a college student. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tulsi: welcome back, everybody. it's time for "the fastest." first up, attorneys for taylor swift are threatening to take legal action against a florida college student who runs social media accounts who tracks private flight jets, including that of taylor. taylor says it's a life and death matter, saying it tips off stalkers. the student is defending himself, saying the information is all right out there. jesse is on fire. i can't wait to hear your take. >> jesse: i just changed your

mind about something i was going to say, that maybe i shouldn't say it. if i was that wealthy, i'd be that humiliated to have this litigation threat go public. you want to lay low when you're that rich. you don't want a loudmouth attorney broadcasting "hey, stop tracking my private jet as i fly around the world and my fans obsessed with me might hurt me." come on. just do it on the slide. >> tulsi: i got to believe this is happening with her knowledge. is there a lawsuit, an actual case here? >> judge jeanine: no, no. this is protected speech. it's public information. it doesn't violate her legal rights. he is using public information that's easily accessible. now it's up to swift to protect herself. we don't even know if she's the one on the jet if they're tracking the jet, and it's not in real time. think about this. anyone, jesse, can say i want to follow jesse watters, follow him to his house, he leaves every day at 9:00, gets here at 11:00.

that's public information. >> jesse: now it is. >> judge jeanine: okay, but it's really up to the individual. you have to show intent, the intent is to maybe conspire with someone to stalk or harm them in some way. >> tulsi: dana, how would you advise taylor to handle it? >> dana: i wouldn't be worrying about it all. i'd be thinking about what i'm going to wear to the super bowl. >> tulsi: greg? >> greg: i have a feeling this is about me because of the letters i sent her. stalkers can find public records, which upsets me, except when i'm stalking josh groban. then i love it. this is the price of fame sadly. you hope the guy does something better with his time, because this isn't exactly a life's purpose that you can brag about. he'll move on to probably start stalking jesse.

>> jesse: yeah. >> tulsi: up next, an online influencer is sparking outrage by insisting that the birthday person should cover the tab. here's why. >> we invite a group of people, interest to celebrate me, that's my treat, because i organized it and asked them to come. picking an expensive restaurant, and in this person's case, say i'm sorry i can't afford that, is bad manners. >> tulsi: greg, my birthday is in april. are you going to make me pay? >> greg: depends on whose idea it is for the dinner, right? this is why, once you become an adult, you know, you shouldn't have to buy everybody everything. no offense. paying for birthdays, weddings, baby showers, things i don't even go to. i'm thinking of renewing my wedding vows so you guys have to buy me a jeep. it's not fair. i don't get anything. i don't have any kids. i don't get any toys. i didn't get nothing. by the way, doesn't it bother

you when you're shamed into getting stuff? remember the time you didn't get pizza for your staff. >> jesse: i always get pizza for my staff. >> greg: no. someone else did and made you look bad. it was dana, i think. >> dana: i would never get pizza for the staff! >> greg: no. you're forced to do it yourself. i hate that. >> dana: buy them gourmet dinners instead. >> tulsi: judge? >> judge jeanine: they made the invitation. that's the issue. if a bunch of people say we're going to take out dana for her birthday, then we pay for dana's dinner. the if dana says it's my birthday -- >> dana: i pay. >> judge jeanine: you pay. >> dana: donate to your favorite charity. >> tulsi: "one more thing" is coming up next.

♪ >> judge jeanine: time now for "one more thing." jesse? >> jesse: happy birthday to johnny. my very favorite weirdo. look that the weirdo. i love that weirdo. happy birthday, johnny. i hope you don't have to pay for your dinner. >> judge jeanine: we all love him. >> jesse: preview my book "get it together." do it now. don't laugh. lehr's the thing a book like this has never been written before. ever. these are news stories about new people. have you ever wondered what it's like to talk to a stalinist? a hard core authentic stalinist i learned things about russia and the ukraine situation i never even heard before. opened up my mind. you think how could you're mind get more open, jesse? it actually did. this will open your mind. >> dana: seeing it right here. >> jesse: i'm selling it all right. this is just the beginning. i'm getting warmed up. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," a whole hour on my book. we are going to do a little bit on democratic election fraud, we caught a new one. >> judge jeanine: greg, your turn.

>> greg: great show. tyrus, kat timpf. let's do this. people are great. you know, i always do animals are great? what about people? >> jesse: what about them? >> greg: go to thailand, had check this thing out. it's a place. a man that rescued dogs. look at all the dogs in wheelchairs. those are all stray dogs that are injured. many living in poor conditions. and he creates all these little wheelchairs so they can get around. >> jesse: you okay? >> greg: i don't know what is wrong with me. >> jesse: off brand. >> greg: i know that's off brand. my wife said that to me. i have become very cheesy. >> dana: i have one about a puppy named lucy. what is funny about her she has a selfie of herself. look at her ear. >> greg: interesting. >> judge jeanine: so cute. >> dana: god was really thinking when he made this dog. >> judge jeanine: okay. all right. now, i have something to talk about, also. a dog named noodle. okay? and she loves to play darts. so she recently discovered she

could get involved in the action by patiently waiting for the dart to be thrown and then she received the dart. >> that is great. >> dana: i wouldn't risk my dog's head. >> greg: i have a feeling the pca is going to be calling. >> tulsi: i just came off duty assign commander for civil affairs battalion. we are the warrior diplomats of the army. it was amazing because i had the honor of recognizing the excellence of our soldiers who come from all over the country. i'm honored to serve with them. >> dana: you had that -- >> judge jeanine: thank you, tulsi. that's it for us. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: judge, i like all the dog one more things. there were a lot of them. especially the selfie ear. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, senators on capitol hill are scrambling after the $118on