been knocked over a flat on b back. he was not moving. i assume he got shot, but it's hard to tell. and then we walked to the intersection, and there was another person -- i could not tell, man or woman, that was laying there, that he or she was surrounded by a bunch of people already. could not tell the condition. >> okay, we are happy that you and your father are safe, and we appreciate you coming on with us right now. of course, folks, stay with us for all of the breaking news on all of this. we just read from the mayor and the police chief. we do have one person that is deceased. this is an ongoing investigation, so again, stay with us. i leave you now with "the five." >> dana: developing situation out of kansas city.

one person is dead. at least ten to 15 injured after a shooting at the kansas city super bowl parade. >> dana, this shooting happened at the end of the parade and rally, which was sup supposed to of course be a victory for the super bowl. instead it turned into chaos and tragedy. one person, as you mentioned, confirmed by the kansas city police chief to have been killed in the shooting. she is also saying that ten to 15 people were injured. we do not have an update at this point on the condition of those who have been taken to a number of area hospitals, but it was interesting, dana, listening to the police chief. the anger and emotion in her voice. very clear as she described this shooting breaking out at the end

of the rally, and police officers are rushing towards the sound of those shots. what we also know from the police chief is that two people have been taken into custody. we've seen some fascinating video that we are working to get to our viewers now of, in one instance, apparent fans who were simply attending the rally chasing down one person, tackling that person, and you hear one of those fans saying "we tackled him. we got the gun." in the same video, from a higher angle, the camera pans back, and you see law enforcement standing over a second person on the ground. we do not know if those two people were involved in the shooting, but clearly they were being tackled by law enforcement because they felt there was a reason to do so. but the bottom line, dana, one person is dead.

ten to 15 injured in a shooting that has turned the celebration of the kansas city chiefs super bowl victory into a tragedy tonight. dana. >> dana: thank you. there will be more on "special report." republicans forcing the white house to finally confront it by impeaching alejandro mayorkas who they feel failed to protect the border. they say it is long overdue, accusing him of doing nothing as a jaw-dropping amount of illegal immigrants flood into the country. chinese migrants slipping through a small gap. president biden vowing that history will not look kindly on republicans who voted to impeach, and the democrats out in force to defend mayorkas. >> history will not look kindly for this blatant act of what we believe to be unconstitutional bipartisanship. it is shameful. >> the meaning of impeachment,

they continue to shred the constitution. what we have is a right wing isolationist maga cults that has overtaken the republican party. >> the only thing that is going to change, his wikipedia page. he is still going to be secretary. we did a foolish thing to pass an impeachment of a very qualified and effective security secretary of homeland security. >> dana: the influx of illegal immigrants continues to overwhelm blue cities across the nation. let's look at boston, getting so crowded at shelters there that migrants are moving out to the suburbs. one woman who welcomed a haitian family of three into her apartment says she feels like she has a personal chef because the migrant enjoys cooking, and encouraging others to join. "i think everybody should be opening their doors because this is a shared responsibility." >> if you are for the open

borders, open your door. >> greg: they are for indentured servitude now. isn't that nice? what do democrats do? they impeach, knowing it will be defeated. the reason is because it is a noble one. even if you know you cannot succeed, you must get on record or else history will judge us for doing nothing. that is what a democrat would say whenever they impeach trump, so when you're in a battle and show up with spears and the other side has cannon balls, you don't scream "that's not fair." no, you go get cannon balls, so the dems who have been targeting adversaries, now it is time to grow some cannonballs and start suing these d.a.s. why not? they have been doing it, and this is not partisan. all americans have been affected by his incompetence. if this guy was managing a

chuck e. cheese's, he would be fired. people would show up, no reservations, go set out all the tables, order food and beer, skip out on the bill, and alejandro would say don't worry, the other customers will pay. raises a bigger question, why did he get so far? how did he get this bad? clearly, this is a deliberate overwhelming of resources, and it has to have a payoff. starting to think about the job numbers that he talked about, according to the center of immigration studies, dana, all employment growth has gone to immigrants compared to 2019, so that's unusual. but it's also pushing us to a place where we can't survive. the system is breaking down. were heading to a breaking point. we're so overwhelmed, we can pay attention to other problems. when our enemy see that we are weak and that the inflection point is something that we foster helplessly, why not

accelerate it, send more people? it's like getting an alcoholic drunk so that you can steal his things fear they are flooding us with illegals until we bought him out. >> jeanine: the thing the democrats are going to have to do now -- that's a good one, sir. but the democrats are going to have to defend on the border quite a bit. >> jesse: well, i'm reminded of the last time a cabinet official was impeached back in 1776. the secretary of war for ulysses s. grant, and his wife had a taste for the finer things in life and demanded a lavish lifestyle. often times back in the day, cabinet secretaries were expected to entertain and host parties in washington, d.c. they took over a large house that was previously owned by the secretary of state and just through bangers. night after night after night, and so overextended their

invitations that at one point, 1200 guests arrived at the party, and they trashed the place and caused so much damage, they could not afford to pay any of the contractors to clean it up, so what did they do? the wife engineered a kickback scheme. all of the western military posts out in indian territory would then get a cut and send it back to he and his wife in order to make up for the lost income. now this went on for many, many years until i was finally discovered, and when it was discovered, he ran into ulysses s. grant's office and said i'm sorry, here's my recogresignation and burst into tears. what did they do with the house of representatives? they voted to impeach him. the senate did not meet the two-thirds threshold to convict. they did not vote for the conviction.

at that point, it did not matter. he had already resigned. this story makes me feel about what mayorkas did is so much worse. cried, submitted his resig resignation, and left washington, d.c., and disgrace. so if he can do that, so should mayorkas because what he's done to this country is so much wo worse. >> jeanine: i don't know if we can do that quickly. jessica, great to have you back around the table. what about somebody like john or bob? even tammy baldwin. those are tough senate races for those democrats, and they will be looking at this. >> jessica: they will be, absolutely. kind of leading the way, saying it does not make you less of a patriot. it does not make you less of an american or a democrat to say that you should absolutely accept that. one of only three republicans in

the house to vote against, talking about how poor job performance is not an impeachable offense. treason, bribery, high crimes, misdemeanors, and being bad at your job -- he says he is relieved that at his job. does not meet the threshold, but you are seeing the g.o.p. focus on this border crisis, which there is a bill. they can pass it. bipartisan at the senate. joe biden wants to sign it. they are paying attention to that. then tom swazi is winning george santos' seat. he ran on closing the border. democrat, always has been. very successful record. he was in the house for three terms, ran against kathy hochul. he was genius about it. you don't have to agree with joe biden about everything. it does not make you less of a democrat. he went to his very strong

opponent, doing an event in queens. he took over the cameras, started talking about how this is just an american problem. it is the pathway for democrats to win, and i think he will see this in the swing districts. democrats need to over perform in the joe biden era, and she probably hits tom swazi more than anybody else on the planet for against her. aoc said i am on the same page as tom swazi. >> dana: judge, of course anything you want to talk about. >> jeanine: i think the important thing for people to remember, i got the resolution for the impeachment. this is not about politics. it's about the law. and what mayorkas did was he totally ignored the law. he violated the law. he violated his oath to the constitution. number one, he refused to comply

with the detention mandate that requires all who clearly and beyond a doubt will be admitted, all others shall be detained for removal. that is the law. probably it failed to enforce the law which required the removal of border patrol for protecting the border to processing their release of them into the united states. also expanded parole programs, never authorized by congress. he exceeded his authority. he thought he was an executive with a pen and a telephone. he dramatically degraded the quality of life for americans throughout this country, and i have not even talked about the breach of trust in this resolution, where they talk about the fact that alien smuggling organizations made $13 billion in one year. and where the access to homeland

security, they would not allow the inspector general. can you imagine if donald trump, secretary of homeland security, would not allow the inspector general access to anything in that department? you know, this is really not about the question of you know, history will not look kindly on this, you know, over what the republicans have done. the truth is history will not look kindly upon america for tolerating what is basically our government caring more about illegals and putting american citizens, subjugating them to those illegals in every way, financially in terms of education, in terms of hospitalization. and in terms of money for food. it just goes on and on. so this is something that had to be done. what is a phone call? someone tell me if that does not cheapen impeachment. >> jessica: a phone call saying -- >> dana: we have to go.

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: trying to butter up the press as reports are that things are getting soured between her and john kerry. >> that's for me. >> insisting. >> jeanine: no amount of candy is going to smooth things over. the newly promoted kirby has been sharing the podium a lot,

and the admirable is reportedly fuming over it. kirby hates how jean-pierre gets to pick the reporters who ask him the questions. he also hopes to be named press secretary one day. it's no secret that kjp has struggled at the job, maybe because she never actually answers questions. >> i just don't have anything to share. >> we've been really, really clear. >> i am going to leave it to our national security advisor. i am going to leave it there. >> jeanine: jean-pierre has some defenders. slamming the beast as foolishness from a white male dominated space. all right, dana, i think it's logical to go to you first. how odd is it for two people to be working the press for the administration at the same time? >> dana: totally different.

can i just mention one thing about what apryl just said? hey, good to see you through the screen. i was press secretary in 2008. '07-'08. trump had two female press secretary's. and john biden has had two female press secretary's. this job is available to everybody. i think that is nonsense. we are going to set that aside. i am not sure that john kirby has actually ever said i want to be the press secretary. i find him to be very gracious and differential the karine jean-pierre when that's a very difficult thing. i remember one of the points that george w. bush always had is there should be very clear lands of responsibility. just make sure you use your turn signal because it makes it a better way to operate inside.

i understand they need to have more communicators on international affairs and foreign policy if you're john is excellent at it, willing to come on all those shows. that is appreciated. she is not. and i also think she would do better to put away the binder, trust yourself, and communicate. for all the frustrations that the press might have with any press secretary, with this one in particular, i do think that a lot of this comes from the top. you do not have the president of the united states carry any of the water. i know, we have a terrible situation we need to report to the american people. let's bring the president to the briefing room. when is the last time he did an actual press conference? not that chaotic one last week trying to defend himself. we have a very bad set of facts that the white house. a lot of this comes from the top, and if they are problems between staffers, that is something that the two

communicators should not have to work out. that is direction from the commander in chief. >> jeanine: you know, jesse, when >> jeanine: stepped in, "you will have an admiral looking over your shoulder." should there be any doubt that there is concern about her? >> jesse: no, there is concern. i have learned that it's not really what you say or what you did. people remember you for how you make them feel, and i like how kirby makes me feel. i don't like how she makes me feel. she's got terrible grammar. appear to dress as well. that's about all i have to say about that, but kirby has a sense of air and sophistication, confidence, and will give -- admit when something is not right. instead of reading out of the binder that everything is perfect. she needs to ditch the binder. it's not my problem. it's joe's problem.

but the fact that he cannot talk would make me think -- i would appoint someone who is the best talker in america. she is the worst talker in america. but i have learned something else, and if you are going to be a press secretary, you want to be press secretary in the first two years. after that, then everything has gone to hell, and you have to tread water. >> jeanine: is it kjp's fault that she comes across as not answering questions, or is it that joe biden has not given her the ability to answer questions? >> jessica: i think the answer is always somewhere in the middle. a lot of the questions she gets, it is not her purview to answer. but then you should give the public the right person who can answer them, or the president should come out and talk about it himself. i see the big problem as someone who is a joe biden enthusiast

and supporter of the administration, it seems we are always on defense rather than offense. i think that great press secretary's have an ability to not only answer questions but craft the narrative where you say oh, they get what's going on, or this is their pov, and this is what we are going to see rolled out on the campaign trail, and i think john kirby does a great job certainly about what's going on in ukraine and russia. and i think his responsiveness about the conflict in gaza has been just exceptional, and that he shows up everywhere. i was away last week, but i did manage to see the spokesperson for the congressional investigations come out and talk about the special counsel report, and he did a great job. republicans and democrats alike said this is a guy who knows what's going on. and you walked away from it, whether you think that joe biden is a nice elderly man who would not make it through a trial or you think he's the greatest

gift, that there was a narrative to be told, and you cannot win an election without a narrative. that is my main concern ten months out now, that all these facts are getting baked in, that we are not telling a good enough story about the range of accomplishments that the administration has had and why we deserve a second term. >> greg: that must have been some vacation, jessica, if that's what you were doing. oh, stop it. i disagree with jesse. i like how kjp makes me feel. she gives me confidence that i could do that job, right? that other guy, no, he's such a typical white guy. i bet he's probably straight. >> jesse: gros. >> greg: how do you get onstage? she holds all the cards, race being one of them. kirby, smarter, more confident,

congenial, helpful, but in the area of dei, he is doa. see you later. this is a microcosm of the corporate world. right? it is. to achieve the goal of diversity, you narrow the field to the exclusion of others, so it's not necessarily ever the most capable person for the job. it has to be the "capablest" person from a type of group. when you specify a category, narrow the choices of qualified opponents -- applicants -- so it is math. you might end up with a sub or mediocre candidate from group x because she took priority over a really good candidate in the other group. so there you go. >> jeanine: okay. >> jesse: there you go. >> jeanine: do you want to

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♪ ♪ >> greg: florida cracking down on crime as california continues its decline. reducing from felonies to misdemeanors, desantis wants to up the penalties for criminals who keep committing the same retail thefts, slapping them with as much as 30 years of prison time here >> right now you only get a felony if you do five different retail thefts

within a 45-day period back. well, excuse me. you should -- you should not do it at all, but if you do it and get caught, come back to the well, they should drop the hammer on you. >> greg: he cried to the manager. >> the woman says oh, he's just walking out. he did not pay for that. why aren't you stopping him? oh, the governor. swear to god, true story. there's just no accountability. $380 later, why am i spending $380? >> greg: then he asks to see the manager. no wonder most americans say that california is headed for the dumps. florida is cracking down while california is cracking up. >> jeanine: no question. 50% of the people in california believe it's in decline.

they live there, and they know it. i think the perfect example of what's going on is something that john miller set on cnn a couple days ago. he said what these retail thieves do is stay still in new york, and then they go to florida there is miami, palm beach, sell everything down there. why don't they still in florida? because they know you don't go to jail in florida. that's just the reality. you see it in the laws. you see you've got ron desantis who knows there is a problem with retail theft. he knows that every american today is paying for retail theft. the more they steal, the more the price of the next item costs, the more insurance costs for all of us. the more that the stores have to invest in security and safety, the more they have to worry about employees. it is a spiral that's out of control, and california is a state that is symptomatic of what is going on.

florida is just living large. >> greg: jessica, the statistic. is that going to negate him as joe's replacement? >> jessica: i don't know what you're talking about. there is no rumors about that. so, gavin newsom, certainly the last few months has been talking about how this is a real problem. in january, he actually went out a new plan to expand on his safety plan, criminal penalties, more police. also this is something that i did not know, that there was a rule against aggregating thefts. so it was a $950 threshold, but like i could have stolen -- does this at lululemon, then down the street, but considered a separate crime, and that goes against professional burglars, so that's all i step in the right direction, and he's very passionate about getting that done, aspirations for higher

office or not. but i did think it was interesting to look at the threshold for the 50 states of what you need to steal in order to be charged with a felony. and california is not that bad with this. so, texas, you need to steal $2500 to be charged with a felony. alabama, 1500. mississippi, $1,000. >> greg: they don't let people walk out. >> jessica: there is a prosecution problem. the judge said it is a national problem. >> jeanine: he is the difference. ron desantis removes them. gavin newsom watches repeal after repeal and does not remove prosecutors, so he doesn't care. he only cares what they say about him at target. >> greg: dana, why don't we sue these george soros funded das?

that is what the dems would do. they are suing -- and these guys are actually destroying the country. >> dana: i thought that about their ranchers down along the border in texas. why can't they banded together and sue? property rights, whatever it may be. they should be able to do that. the one thing about this, the law that passed in california, they have like 325,000 signatures. they are up to 400,000 signatures to get it repealed, and they have 30 district attorneys across the state who want it repealed. the mayor of santa monica just endorsed it. so gavin not to get on board. >> greg: exactly. jesse, can you let the audience know what he would have done? >> jesse: resigned in tears. this is the first time that california has lost the population, every sense he was

governor, it is hard to leave the state like california because it's got so much going for it. now it's got the highest poverty rate in any state. like the lowest in terms of income. it is now spending billions of dollars on homelessness and increasing the amount of homelessness. they have a higher murder rate, higher crime rate than florida. so as the informal advisor to gavin newsom, this is what he should do. he cannot fight this with facts. use of that fight with ron desantis. i would hit on a motion and say guys, we are talking about california. come rent a convertible and drive through big sur with a girl. go to hollywood. we've got beaches. we have mountains. you are telling me california is a bad state? california is the best state in the country. just do it like common sense. are you kidding me?

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12 hours, judge. have you ever done 12 hours without a judge and i've got to tell you, i do it every night. they are such wusses and have strong opinions. this whole segment is about what do we do about the people who actually obstruct traffic, prevent people from going to work because they s support hams or palestine or whatever it might be. you have disorderly conduct, pretty much when you make a public inconvenience by obstructing vehicular or pedestrian traffic fear that's a violation, like getting a parking ticket. nobody is going to take you and for that. they will let you out before the last guy comes in. it is a real problem. they are considering a domestic felony, but we've got to do m more. >> jesse: have you been obstructed by some of these

people, dana? >> dana: partially because joe biden was here, and all these protesters for palestinian -- hamas people, it was very annoying. you know, last week we said who would've ever thought you could get 86% of people? 86% of people think joe biden is too old to run for office. if you can get people to agree that anyone who does this should be locked up and lock up the migrants who beat up police officers, that would be great. >> jesse: i think we have solved all the worlds problems right here. >> greg: i would take these meal skippers over traffic blockers any day. but saying that this is a hunger strike is again where they erase the meaning of the word by spreading it too thin. this is intermittent fasting. podcaster's do this. in no way, it's a lot like the terrorism thing.

it is a democrat bill. so right there, you cannot trust it. the problem is every one you think will help you will be used against you, so how soon would this be used against parents, trump supporter's, pro-lifers fear they are already doing it to the parents at school board meetings. january 6 protesters. enforce the law like the judge says. they need something else. they need something else. >> jesse: what do we have to do to get your people, jessica, to get out of the street? >> jessica: these are not my people, and i think most democrats he would come across would say that. we have discussed how no one is being converted by any of these antics, whether it is the intermittent fasting approach or the standing in front of the brooklyn bridge -- there was actually a great interaction between a dad who was trying to drive across the bridge to see his daughter. got out of his car, get the f

out of my way. you have absolutely no right to be doing this. they got out of his way. so seven years obviously seems like a lot. and my final point, january 6th insurrectionist and "domestic terrorists," this is not the same conversation. there are no parents sitting in jail. they had trials. >> greg: i did not say "hostages." i said "political prisoners." i know this is the only site you have, the only insurrection that was unarmed, and the only person who died was an unarmed female protester. where is your "go, girl" on that? >> jesse: happy valentine's day, show a little respect. you lovers might want to stick around. featuring sexy teddies and a

judge at janine's furry boots. moment just to give you thanks. we thank you for this time to come together as a family, as friends, and as a country. help us, lord, especially this lent, to grow closer to you. amen. join us in prayer this lent. on hallow. stay prayed up.

♪ ♪ >> jessica: welcome back. it's time for "the fastest." build a bear is causing outrage

and shock after releasing an adult line of sexy teddy bears restricted to adults 18 and older. one is dressed in a bikini. another sporting a hugh hefner style robe. who is offended at the table? >> dana: i am offended that people are offended. are you? >> greg: deal only a bear i want to see and leather chaps is bret baier. and i hear that fact comes with a fuzzy version of -- >> dana: like an accessory? >> greg: exactly. >> jeanine: who cares? to get fired up about something like that? why can't they let companies just make money? >> dana: i think they're trying on. >> jeanine: how offensive is not? >> jesse: you need to expand. that is why you add a children's

line. that's why you add an adult theme line. it's just about the dollar dollar bills. >> greg: you know what i notice? in "the washington post," what did they do? buzz kill. why valentine's day roses are bad for the environment. like 10 minutes later, i get an email from "the washington post" for a valentine's day special. read for $0.50 a week if you sign up today. roses are bad, but chopping down trees is good. in your face. >> jessica: you don't have to get the print copy. >> greg: does not matter. you still have to use electricity. jessica. insurrectionist. [laughs] >> jessica: ai is playing the qubit procured 45% of men will turn to artificial intelligence you write love messages, so can you really trust your digital valentine? >> dana: i bet it is 80% of

women. i think everybody is doing this for everything. they are doing it for performance reviews, thank-you notes, first drafts of stories and essays. get with it. this is happening. >> jeanine: how different is this from going to a store and buying a valentine's day card? chatgpt is like a hallmark card. >> greg: we are having a nigerian prince who scams white women into falling in love with him and milks them for all they are worth, so you can expect that on valentine's day. >> jessica: lookout. >> jessica: greg. >> greg: i use chatgpt to formulate my talking points on chatgpt. if i have to talk about it, i use chatgpt. >> jesse: what did they tell you to say? >> greg: they told me to say that.

>> jeanine: buy the teddy bear. >> jessica: the bret baier joke was definitely respectful. chatgpt did not do that. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." jessica? >> jessica: so i wasn't here last week. i was in hawaii in maui with my family. this is clio getting her rainbow action on. i wanted to show you peak wally season and we had humpback whales like 15 feet from the boat. they come from alaska to give birth. tons of pods of moms and babies incredible to see. also, maui is recovering but everyone there is asking if you can show up. come and visit bhan is going to take a decade to rebuild. most magical place. magical people. tonight forget. >> dana: jesse?

>> jesse: time for jesse's buoy day news the womannen is on the run after dealing a buoy day from a bawmple in walking around with a bidet under her arm please call authorities immediately if you see bidef thief. >> jesse: i don't see a bidet under her arm. >> greg: tiny. >> jessica: we had to blur it out. >> jesse: tonight "jesse watters primetime," as we mentioned the nigerian prince scam artist tonight. >> greg: tonight a great show. lee zeldin, emily compagno immediatian jack florentine and kat timpf. hey, we should do this. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're going to play the animal sound. you guys listen:

>> giraffe. >> greg: giraffe? >> jessica: i think whale but i might be in the mood. >> jesse: in the mood for what? >> jessica: just showed a whale video. >> jesse: see temperatures to. >> dana: seagull. >> greg: you keep saying seagull, dana. >> jesse: ocean. >> greg: baby giant otters. they are in germany. >> jesse: otters are the worse. >> greg: they only follow otters. >> dana: judge 10 seconds? >> judge jeanine: love letter in toolbox he bought from army corporal to his girlfriend apologizing for disagreement. ♪ kevin good evening. i'm kevin corke in for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following two majo