back in 2011, he said they are perfectly fine for us to pay after the first russian invasion of ukraine. europe did nothing. and now, still today we have only 9 of 11 of our nato allies living to their commitment. enough is enough. if they are not going to do it now with a war on their doorstep, when will they? some are doing it, sandra, but germany, france, the big economies are not. >> sandra: good to get your thoughts in reaction to all of that, thank you. >> sandra: that does it for us, you can catch me at one program eastern time alongside john roberts on "america reports." thanks for joining us. for now here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and she goes sledding on a beer coaster, dana perino,

"the five." ♪ ♪ kamala is ready to assume if biden's campaign meets its doom. the vp telling "the wall street journal" she is primed to be president whenever the big guy is deemed to no longer fit for office. she said "i am ready to serve. there is no question about that." you would have to fall out of a coconut tree to believe that. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? [laughs] , you don't understand the context of all in which you live and what came for you. the significance of the passage of time, so if you think about it there is great significance to the passage of time. >> who does not love a yellow school bus? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus. i love venn diagram's, always ask is there a venn diagram for this? it's fascinating when you do.

>> greg: one venn diagram you will never see is kamala and voters who like her. 42% of americans haven't very negative view of the vp even the white house can't stand her. one senior official trust trashing for being a lousy boaters are saying "at the least ineffective, and at the most and engage, it's an opportunity for her and she did not fill the breach." speaking of filling breaches, the president looking confused and seemingly having no idea where to stand behind jordan's king abdullah the second yesterday. so is it time for a cognitive exam? >> does the white house think that the idea of the president taking a cognition test, a cognitive test as a part of this physical is a legitimate idea? >> the president proves every day how he operates. how he thinks. by dealing with world leaders,

by making really difficult decisions on behalf of the american people whether it is domestic or national security. and so, he shows that every day on how he thinks, how he operates. and so, that is how dr. o'connor sees it. >> greg: jesse, you like me must be enormously conflicted, because we know a president kamala harris would be great for our shows, but lousy for the country. and what comes first? you are a patriot, but you are also a self-serving monster. so how do you feel about that? >> jesse: first of all, happy easter, greg. about that sweater. i feel i will be just fine even if kamala harris is president because of the deep state. but i just want reporters to keep asking this question, because every time they ask her, are you fit to serve? and she says yes, we are reminded that joe biden isn't fit and that she will never be fit. so keep asking this reporter's,

i love this question. and every time now the reporters asked them anything is he going to take a cognitive test? why doesn't he do more press conferences? will you release the video of the press conference that he did not know when he was vice president. if they say no, we are not going to do any of these things, it looks like they are covering up the age factor, and if they say sure, release a video where i did not know when my son died, it looks like you did not know when your son died. so they are caught. and i'm tickled by it. it looks like the media permission to make the analogy? >> greg: absolutely. >> jesse: has been given their learner's permit, you're 16 and just hitting the road and only allowed to drive to and from work where you have to get home before 9:00. the media has been given license to cover the age factor. before it was just a fox news story, now it's mainstream, everything now is covered by the lens of the age. now he made a verbal slip out. now he does not have anything on a schedule, and then they keep

asking these questions to biden who has never had to face this except for our very own stupid son of a bitch peter doocy. and now they have some side saying biden is einstein. and then they say, let's switch them out with governor newsom at the convention. this hurts, because when the media is divided, they are not an offense against trump and maga. and if you can keep the democrats on defense like that, that's how you win an election. >> greg: very good analysis, jesse. judge, no cognitive test, that might be a person's they instituted it back in the 1500s. but i've not heard of this. >> judge jeanine: that he is not taking it? >> greg: no, it's a first time they have not taken it as part of their physical exam. it's been a four course he can't take it, he can't do the interview of the super bowl. 120 million people watch that, they were not going to let them go out there make a full of

himself. when you were reading the introduction, joe biden goes behind king of dolla to the right and then goes to the left and what you did not see was he went back to the rights behind the president. he does not even know where to stand. here he is on the right, he will go to the left, now watch. then he goes to the right again. watch, he goes to the right. it's crazy. i mean it's embarrassing. here's the thing. you know, kamala harris with a 42% of the people have been very negative view of her. she comes out and she says everyone who meets me says that i am ready to serve. and i am ready. she can't identify anyone. but then you say to yourself, but wait a minute, isn't everyone who ever worked for you going in the opposite direction? if you are leading, why are they all quitting? there is not anybody who wants to stick around? and what have you done for the past three years? and that's the saddest part of it all, because i want to see a woman succeed. you know, i want to -- the border is the biggest issue

to americans today. and by the way, kudos to greg abbott. everybody trashed him and they said it was a xenophobe. and it was a stunned, the truth is, now america gets what is going on. what have you done for the border, kamala? you had so many opportunities to prove yourself as an effective woman, as a woman who could lead. and how many times have they reshaped her. we have talked about it. >> dana: 17. >> judge jeanine: at least. and in the end she denied the sunday shows on her report. you know, and yet she claims the reason they are not popular is because of the messaging, but he won't do an interview, she won't do an interview. she is not doing the sunday shows because she can't talk about what have been with joe biden, because they all say he is so effective, he is so effective and private, well then in public, why isn't he effective? >> greg: you know it is interesting, i think the interview we are quoting was done before the horrible week. >> dana: i'm not sure.

>> greg: she saw this coming. >> dana: well, it's been coming. >> greg: what did you say in my ear? two days before. thank you, i hope that was a voice. what, kill jesse watters? must kill jesse watters. >> dana: so it says she has sporadically engaged. i'm like that's not very good. and then it's almost like she is a tourist within the white house. she comes in, every once in a while you see her, and "veep" was an effective show and made me laugh so hard because it's so realistic. and then you get to the administration and you are like that's the reality. in the show, one of the funniest things was every time the vice president selena gomez gets back to her office she says to the president called, and they say, no, and that's exactly what is happening here. and then she does an and they say are you ready to go on? she says i'm ready to go on day one. that's a bare minimum of what the vice president is supposed to be able to do. the other problem is voters have eyes, democrats and family

members of joe biden saying he is great as expected. they have no third-party validator saying i was with him and the other day, his fine, he's fine. or a star and a meeting, she was incredible. do you ever hear that from so many who does not work -- that is being paid to say that? >> greg: not at all. you know, harold, i was shocked by what you said in the green room. you said to me, greg, you look great in that sweater. and then he said, you know, if the democrats had not stolen the election, trump would've won and they would not be in a situation with our frail president and an incompetent vice president. and instead they would be in an array of strong candidates to go after 18 years of trump. i just wish they played fair, and then you started weeping. anyway. >> harold: i thought after i said your sweater looks good i said your tie looks good too. i admire her confidence.

[laughter] >> dana: you go, harold. >> harold: h.w. bush, gore, biden, none of them lacked confidence. everyone thought they would be able to serve if the opportunity presented itself. but in fact two had a chance to serve. hw did and biden did. and biden is. there's no getting around the fact that the vice president has had some missteps. and we certainly have had our share of chronicling them on the show. and she deserves to be spotlighted when those things happen. for me, the most glaring challenge for the vice president is that she was given i think the most important combination of a national security and domestic policy which was the border. and i think whomever that anonymous person who did not want to be identified in the administration that to question her efficacy around the issue is a legitimate point. we have had advice around the table trying to give advice, one

of the things i have never understood as she is -- was one of the most effective crime fighters as an attorney general in the country, why you would not travel around the country to get the best practices in crime-fighting and figure out where the best morale is for police officers around the country, and put together proposals and plans to help those police departments is always baffled, it is always baffling me. and when it comes to the cognitive tests. i don't agree we should give a president of the united states of cognitive test. >> judge jeanine: even him? >> harold: i think people do stupid things all the time of foolish things all the time. and people in positions of power do stupid things all the time. that does not mean they cognitively or not they are. if you did not have this piece of tape here, i would not know where to sit every day. i'm only 53 and i hope my wife and kids don't want me to take a cognitive test. but the truth of the matter about vice president harris, she is like every other vice president, but i would say this. he would raise those numbers from 42 to hire if the border had been a bigger part of the portfolio over the last couple of years.

>> greg: all right. coming up, buy some [bleep]ing eggs. a group looking at the mind on inflation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner.

♪ ♪ >> dana: liberal comic bill maher declaring that he thinks the u.s. is winning economically, but jillian michaels heading back and pointing to the high cost of pretty much everything, watch. >> we won the pandemic economically. >> gosh, i don't feel that way, explain it to me, i feel like

inflation is insane. >> inflation is not insane. >> bill. go buy a car. >> i understand. >> a house has tripled here. >> look, i get that to people -- >> by some bleeping eggs. >> dana: and inflation takes a bite out of our pocketbooks since the prices are up 18% and today brand-new numbers came in hotter than expected for january, but president biden's good friends over at morning joe insists the economy is just fine. >> you want to know how biden is doing. look at your 401(k). look at your stock app. and see how much money you are making every hour, because there is not a crazy lunatic in the white house, but these freaks, i'm not exactly sure what they think they are going to get from donald trump, but they are going to get none of that. >> dana: harold, when trump was president, the stock market was not a measure of economy,

but now the democrats want to say that the stock market is a measure of the economy, but that's not really reflective of what jillian michaels was saying which is the prices the eggs is still really hyper people. >> harold: two things can be right, i would hate differing with dana, but president trump talked a lot about the stock market. >> dana: he got ridiculed for it in the media. >> harold: those who try to be thoughtful and think about it, democrat and republican alike, you have to acknowledge we are reaching records. and i think what joe scarborough was saying if you are a wealthy person in the country, you are richer than you were before. now the second they can be right is what jillian michaels, who i don't know is saying, if you don't feel like you are doing well, then you are not doing well, no politician is going to shove numbers in front of you and say you should understand you are doing better than you think. there are number of politicians at home now, not in elected office who believe that they can do that. i've said on the show and i will say again, there are three dates prior to memorial -- prior to labor day that i think are critical for any incumbent

president. one is memorial day. what are gas prices on memorial day? two the fourth of july, food prices and gas prices like on the fourth of july. in a week after that, because most schools in america appear on the northeast we don't start till after labor day. but most start on the first and 4th of august, what are clothing prices and school supply prices on that time? every presidential race has had some correlation to what those numbers look like. and after labor day we have a free-for-all in whomever is able to adjust to the october surprise and has the best numbers and momentum likely wins the race. biden omics has not been appropriate for many people. and as far as bomar saying there are things better and you should understand that. unless people feel that way, and we have a topic about what the minimum wage should become a people don't believe their futures are brighter, you can't point to numbers to make them feel any better about their

future. but if things are better in may and july and september, i hope people around the country and around the political table are able to say, you know what, maybe things are better than we thought. even larry kudlow was able to say on his show -- >> dana: he said it was a good job's report per jesse, people are paying more than a thousand dollars extra for the house they started building during covid. we know that grocery prices are up. home and car insurance or through the roof and these are the things that are frustrating the middle class. >> jesse: yes, and people like bill maher or scarborough, they are insulated from those price swings because they have been financially successful, so they don't cover inflation. they cover it up and they think they are doing joe biden a favor by covering up. but it's a huge disservice if you look at what the media covers, that's what democrats react to. the media asks about ukraine, climate, mandates for covid, january 6th, and the democrats go okay, and they take action on

all of those items, the media never asks democrats about inflation, the border, or crime, so the democrats don't do anything. they sit back and they wait and they wait and they wait and then they get shellacked. if you brag about 401(k)s, that's fine. that's a legitimate issue, but it's not the full picture, because if you are young, you barely started your 401(k), so it does not count. if you're retired, you cashed it out, so we are now in fixed income, who cares. whites and asians, 60% have 401(k)s, blacks and hispanics, 31% have 401(k)s, so you're not getting a massive group of people to appeal to you. >> dana: and if joe biden thinks the economy is so good, why did he do a super bowl commercial saying that cookies and ice cream cost too much? >> greg: that way he can shift the blame on the company's. he blames the large groups of people that to make the world work, dana. i'm surprised you did not see that. they will say prices are down

and they are right, but down from when? they always leave the context out. they leave the part that -- they are basically saying in the last three months it's really gone down. that's like saying, your honor, all my client did was speed. yeah, but that was after he robbed the bank. so prices are still 17-18% higher since joe took charge. you need to have that context. you can't just pick -- cherry-pick the last couple of months. and in that scarborough spots, he was referring earlier to people who drive maserati's and country clubs and then he was talking about the 401(k)s and people with 401(k)s and people he was talking about usually do fine independent of politics, that's how they got rich. they do investments to weather the bad times like now. so actually he was ignoring the regular joe over the richer joe's. who cares about eggs when you can afford a maserati.

i like the juxtaposition of the bill maher thing with morning joe, because a kind of shows how you can actually hear real people versus talking heads, right? you've jillian michaels on and he says something that she disagrees with, and she has the space to say it. and he is learning a real time. meanwhile, that can be done on morning joe, that's impossible. >> dana: and that's why they call it real time with bill maher. >> greg: that's called something else. >> dana: judge, one of the things he wants to talk about is his accomplishments. and they point to the big extra spending for covid that actually fueled impatient. so their biggest accomplishment is actually the vulnerability. spin on it created the vulnerability. in the amazing part of it, and i agree, the juxtaposition of bomar and joe scarborough, these are people who are worth you know, millions and millions of dollars who not only can't feel the way average americans feel, but they want to tell the average american how they should

feel when the truth is it's very simple, the numbers are simple, they are up 18%, some say higher. it depends on who you read since joe biden took office. meanwhile, wages are not up 18%. it's really that simple, guys. so you can say, your 401(k) is great. and as jesse said, young people are buying them come young people can afford a house. so all of a sudden they want to tell us how we should feel, but the bottom line to me what really gets under my skin is the fact that not just they want to tell us how we should feel, by the way, when eggs are up 35%, gas is up 19% since when he took office, rent is up 19%, groceries of 20.7%, okay, and we are now feeding 10 million eagle illegals who came through this country illegally. okay, so food for them is taking money away from americans. so i am tired of this. you should feel better, no. and we will get to this in one of the later blocks, but i think

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for denver, his men politically politically successful, but when you look at the billions, the tens of billions of dollars that texas has meant, he has proven that even he can't control what is happening on the border. >> jesse: and liberal city democrats note the blame lay squarely on their democratic mayors. for showering illegals with public funds instead of helping the homeless. one activist in chicago says it's time to defund the migrants. >> black children and brown children who are born in the city of chicago are going to bed hungry. but yet still they find money to feed illegals. these people are fleeing their country and come into our country and taken the resources. any more money spent is a true problem with not just the black community, but the brown. and we are asking to defund the migrant that are coming to the city in the state of illinois. >> jesse: so brandon johnson is trying to make it up to black and latino owned businesses by

handing them $17 million to feed the illegals. speak of the million dollar investment for these 18 black and brown small businesses is really the -- it really captures what i call the soul of chicago, it's who we are. >> jesse: is that the soul of chicago, dana? >> dana: so she's running for cook county supervisor, actually, so see about voting for her. the other thing that i loved about her was she said that her 14-year-old daughter understands a problem enough that she wants to move to texas. she also said she does not blame governor abbott for what she did, because how could any estate deal with this. she wants the city of chicago to greece in the sanctuary policy and the admiration that she showed for governor abbott in terms of leadership reminded me of something we have not really talked about as we -- everybody sort of thinks about who would trump pick as a

possible vp. i read a piece a couple weeks ago that said greg abbott would be a good choice, proven that he has the ability to deal with the border and the wherewithal, and if it's going to be the number one issue and he is well-liked, that maybe he would be a good vice presidential choice. >> jesse: do you like that choice as vp? >> judge jeanine: i do. i do. think about, he is a governor. we were talking about about kamala harris whose charge is the border. look at what he has done? i absolutely give the man credit. he was called everything from a xena pope to a racist, it was a political stand. and all of a sudden america in the minority in the black community, and talked about this a few weeks ago. they are taking second place to the illegals about whom we know nothing. and it's happening in chicago, it's happening in denver. it's happening in new york. we have crime right now around this building and times square with the venezuelans who are now hooking up with ms-13. what is wrong with us as a

nation that we are looking the other way when it comes to our own people? minorities, blacks and the brown community who need our help in saying, get in line, taking these people we don't know ahead of you. and brandon johnson is trying to buy the community because he is giving so much to the illegals thing let them buy from your source which the illegals will try to take over. and they will be in the next doorkeepers in the neck shopkeepers. so i just think, i think that greg abbott would be great. i think that it's time for americans to stand up and say, we don't know who these people are. we are not liking what we see. we can't afford to live right now, because we are literally destroying our schools, our hospitals, our social services, we cannot -- we cannot sustain this. we just can't. and even more egregious is the growing resentment of the minority community. >> jesse: harold ford jr.

>> harold: i don't disagree with anything said. i think for a while, governor abbott and some of the criticism leveled by my party was misplaced. i think that kind of burden that he was facing in texas on border city is and what that meant for those mayors and those communities put aside the political figures, but just people in those communities have into a stand and sustain the kind of influx of people who do not have resources and were looking to really take advantage of resources, so to send people to other cities particularly when they were advocating for a board or policy that was more lenient and more generous than those governors were, this is what happens in a political system in a political marketplace. and it was the right thing. now what i don't understand is governor abbott should be as, as passionately angry with some of his republican friends in congress for not drafting a federal bill to help deal with the issue that he is having to

deal with at the border. i do think for some who called it a stunt, there is 1%, but 99% of what he was doing was the best policy he could come up with which was to spread the burden across the country. if we are willing to accept over the next ten months millions of more people coming in because there is a fear that somehow the democrats may gain some political advantage if a bill is passed to help deal with the border and deal with border security, i think we will all have to look ourselves in the mirror and months from now and to honestly reckon to be do something or could we have done something more to do with this? i hope governor abbott who has been an effective advocate for real serious border policy is able to say to republicans in the house and the senate, give me a border security bill. the border patrol unit once it pared to the chamber of commerce supports it. you don't get everything you want to politics, let's advance the ball and ensure that we get a better border security and better border security than we do now.

>> jesse: greg. >> greg: finally another superstar named greg. it's very lonely at the top. it's just me and greg advocate us who has stood up and taken charge. i came up with the phrase just now, the sum is greater than its parts. just now. immigration is one thing, crime is another. immigration plus crime is way bigger than separately. venezuelannd drug gangs have married the mayhem, now we have come you know, migration, crime, depletion of resources. you can probably address each one of the separately, but now it's a mosaic of misery and overwhelming everybody especially the people that are already having a hard time at the cities. that's why -- it's an all thing i've talked about. you need republicans like john abbott to be there in the room with democrats. it's like the good cop, bad cop, mommy and daddy, you have to have a counterbalance to the dems who refuse to acknowledge that there is a downside to

their delusional upsides, right? there is a downside to sanctuary cities. now we know there's a downside and no cash bail, now we know. there's a downside to instant asylum. now it's all coming together. all of these things have come together. it's like throwing a mentos into a diet coke. everything is going like this -- >> jesse: why don't we make it a throttle, and marry into a crime and inflation. >> judge jeanine: i was going to commend you on that myself. well done, greg. >> greg: thank you. it >> jesse: up next, why not make it a million? democrats pushing $50 minimum wage. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> judge jeanine: you can always count on california to cook up the most insane liberal policies on the planet. it senate candidate barbara lee says she is actually considering a $50 minimum wage. >> you are calling for a $50 an hour federal minimum wage, that seven times the current national wage of $7.25 an hour, can you explain how that would be economically sustainable for small businesses? >> $27,000 for a family of four is just barely enough to get by. just do the math. just do the math. of course we have national minimum wage is that we need to raise to a living wage. you are talking about 20, $25, fine, but i have to be focused on what california needs. spewing republican candidate for california senate and mlb legend steve garvey disagrees. >> minimum wages where it is and should be. if you look at what california has done to fast food franchises

right now, increasing the minimum wage of $20 and what is going to happen, that is going to increase costs for hardworking californians to go to a franchise. >> judge>> judge jeanine: all r, jesse, so barbara lee says that you have to be focused on what californians need and what the affordability factor is as her reason for the $50 minimum wage. as opposed to worrying about why does it cost so much in california. >> jesse: she is probably the dumbest woman in politics. i researched it. it's true, she is the dumbest woman in politics, judge, so if you calculated $50 an hour per era, that's $104,000 for burger flipper, marries the woman at the cash register, those are two people working in fast food making $208,000. what's going to happen to all of the college graduates that say you could make that cash flipping burgers, everyone will move to california and start

flipping burgers. and then all of the people with high school diplomas that weren't flipping burgers don't have a job anymore, and they can afford to buy the burger, because the burger now cost $40. and then the burger joint can't afford to stay in business, because it can't sell $40 burgers and employ $50 an hour employees, so they have to go out of business. so this barbara lee woman is a heat-seeking missile directed right at the california economy. >> judge jeanine: you know, dana, governor newsom backed two bills, two union bills that raise the minimum wage and two industries only. health care industry and the fast food industry. in the way they got that through was that they pretty much promised the unions that they got assurances from the unions that would make the chains, the food chains liable for a label or violations. so the worker loses. >> dana: not only that, but consumer loses, because people were being laid off.

so in california $20 per hour beginning april 1st, this is the compromise, so it could've been much higher. and already there are stories out of california laying off the delivery workers and figuring out a way to use automation or just shutting down your operation completely because it is not just the high costs to run a business, it's also the prop 47 makes it that you are going to get robbed all the time comes so you can't figure it out. and it's the same with joe biden and reinflation, if you are dealing with basic economics, companies need to make a profit and keep the lights on. and i wish that joe biden would discuss how much more companies are paying just to run their businesses, which is why they are doing what they are doing. >> judge jeanine: all right, greg. >> greg: let's do a head-to-head, because this is an exciting senate campaign, barbara lee versus steve garvey, does barbara lee have a lifetime batting average of .394. does she have over 2,000 hits? no, did she play first base for

the l.a. dodgers? no, does she have huge hairy forearms, no? steve garvey yes on everyone. a vote for steve garvey, you can make a $50 an hour, you can make it 100, why are you making it 100? that's heartless if you don't make it 100 or 200, the fact is it really does not matter because it does not make food cheaper, it does not make rent cheaper. makes money cheaper. if there is no increase in supply and housing or food or energy, the cost that is going to rise to what the market will bear, everything then becomes disaster prices or what the liberals call price gouging. so they will go for more price controls and that will cause an industry to collapse and then you will lead to rationing and then of course at the end, we are going to have to eat each other. >> jesse: i want barbara lee. >> judge jeanine: in california is t t the for fourth most expensive state in the

country. because democrats lead it? >> harold: republicans lead it too. my issue is to figure out how to solve the problem. so i try to figure out when someone is saying something that i disagree with i want to get at what they are thinking of. barbara lee is not the dumbest politician. >> jesse: who is? >> harold: she has somebody running in the house there with her. we can get back to that. but she represents one of the most expensive places to live in the san francisco bay area where you have the tech giants. so understanding and sting. mine when you are thinking about these things is how do you ensure that you don't destroy small businesses while you're trying to also help employees? so over the last 30 or 40 years we have used the tax code to do that or tried to give them tax breaks in order to raise the wages or give people breaks on their taxes when they file to be able to support their families and housing costs et cetera. so i get where she is coming from the $50 an hour is not the answer. you have to look at a more creative way of using the tax code, because the problem is what the problem is. there are people trying to work

in san francisco who can afford to live anywhere near the people who want to their fast food served come at their hotel rooms clean, who want to be able to buy close or things that pieces, but the people that live there can afford to live anywhere near where they are. i get it, $50 an hour for a small business is not sustainable. you have to figure out how you use the tax code in order to incentivize people working, incentivize businesses hiring people and then give people a break on that tax where we have people saying 50% of americans don't pay taxes? these people are earning 40, 50, $60,000 a year trying to serve communities across the country. i daresay anybody wants to trade places with somebody with unpaid federal taxes, go right ahead paired i'm sure i can convince a guy making $60,000 a year in the bay area to earn $6 million a year and pay 40% of taxes paid i'm not that good at math, but it's a better math equation for the guy earning $6 million a year. >> dana: steve garvey should have said that. >> harold: she should have

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so getting snaps away from kids in big cities like new york and boston. because schools are choosing remote learning instead of giving students the day off. judge, what do you think about it? >> judge jeanine: this is really easy. i don't want my kids to be on a zumba or remote or anything else if it snows, you give them a day off and let it play in the snow, let them be real and interact with kids. let them fall in the snow, get a pot or pan if you don't have a sled and pulled them around. >> harold: did jesse jr. get out? >> jesse: jesse jr. got out on the snow, he did paid we need to bring romance back to snow days, you cannot say it is going to be a snow day the day before. you have to let the kids wake up in the morning and look out the window and asked mom or dad if they found out from the school if they have to go. and then you get that jolt of excitement. >> harold: dp? >> dana: and for the snow day,

not the learning, they should reduce teacher in-service days which is just belonging, i get maybe one a year, but they have ten -- so you can have snow days. it's where kids get the day off so that teachers can work. sorry, teachers. >> greg: you know, harold, back in my day, we did not have snow days, we just trudged through the blizzard. that's how i lost my brother billy. i grew up in california, we do not have snow days. we did not even have earthquake days. the only time you got a day off was when you were kidnapped. [laughter] [laughter] remember? "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪ -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪)

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♪ >> greg: dana. >> dana: dto have a snow day. percy in the snow today, central park. he was having a great time. go through the pictures fast because greg has got to go. [laughter] >> greg: rook at that. >> jesse: beautiful. >> dana: that's enough. >> greg: sponsored by the farmer's dog. free kibble. >> dana: great model for you guys. >> greg: anything else? >> dana: no. >> greg: tonight 10:00 brook goldstein is back joe devito how did he get there kat timpf and tyrus tonight at 10:00 p.m. let's do this greg's sexy ostrich news. roll it, baby. ♪ [jazz music] >> judge jeanine: there we go. [laughter] >> greg: that's at the cincinnati zoo. getting ready valentine's day. >> greg: used to dance at the

pole. putting her -- yeah. botanical gardens, cincinnati. all right, that's probably enough. >> judge jeanine: today is national pancake day to celebrate tasty pancakes on set. what does everyone like to put on their pancakes, syrup, butter, chocolate chips or whipped cream. i'm eating banana with heated. >> jesse: syrup. >> dana: i'm maple syrup. >> jesse: i will go banana. >> judge jeanine: pass that down. i'm eating the whole dish. >> harold: orlando magic retiring shaq's number 32. first original superman of basketball. >> greg: well done. >> judge jeanine: is he retiring? >> bret: hey, greg, that was a sexy ostrich. >> greg: it was. did i that for you. >> bret: thanks. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two big stories. president bi