all of these corporations, these financial institutions, all our public companies. they all have stockholders, management's fealty is to the stockholder even if they have enjoyed doing business with trump in the past. he is not the same risk today as he was a week ago. >> so, whatever your politics, he might be deemed risky as a lender. >> yes, and i think this is why this transcends trump. it seems to me that this is about what the business climate in new york is. if they can do this to him on the very vague statutes they did it on, they can really do it to anyone. >> this is enough of you playing the excellent business reporter you are, and he. i'm not going to let this happen again. andrew mccarthy on that, but he's right with the details. now, here is the "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with joe jeanine pirro, jesse,

charlie hurt, and she rides bareback on a bullfrog: dana perino. [laughter] "the five." ♪ ♪ [shouting, indistinguishable] >> greg: it sucks to be a cop. all hell breaking loose in the century states of america. file to stunning video shows illegal in nyc attacking nypd cops who are trying to make an arrest at a shelter. the latest example of migrants showing their appreciation to a city that hooked them up with up to $10,000 worth of prepaid debit cards per person. mayor adams casually brushing off what happened as if they were bad actors. >> you have bad actors, yes. any time you have 3,000 peo

people -- they have to sit around all day. when things like this have the potential to happen. this is when you get this national problem on a city. we need the national government to assist in and resolve this problem. >> greg: the visuals get crazier in california. fox cameras capturing a long line of migrants illegally climbing over a steep mountain to enter the u.s. the best looking man on tv, catching up with some of them, and you will never guess where they are from. >> china. >> china. where are you from? >> china. >> china. >> china. >> yes, china. >> china. >> georgia. >> china. >> border patrol sources telling fox agents apprehended nearly 500 chinese nationals in the san diego sector over the last three days. member this: the president could

have ended the migrant madness a long time ago with the stroke of a pen. according to a new report, biden is sitting on executive order he may sign ahead of the state of the union, so it can pretend to take action while still blaming republicans. charlie, thank you for coming today and taking the place of jesse watters. >> charlie: i will do my best. >> greg: you don't have to work that hard. it's actually a relief for all of us that he's gone. [laughter] it feels like the border is bordering on clinical insanity right now. it's almost as though a foreign power has found our weak spot, like we are addicted to a drug that is basically stupidity camouflaged as compassion, and they are just driving us to the end, a breaking point. what say you? >> charlie: and of course it's not that hard to find a weak point, considering we broadcast the entire time. adams talking about a few bad actors. they are, but the point is if you are actually serious about protecting your own country, you are not going to let the bad

actors into the country. when you look back over the past three years, all the times we have looked at one another and said "can you believe this is happening?" a new benchmark for historic number of terrorist watch list people who have tried to get through the border. all of these things. how many more times will we look at each other over the next eight months saying "can you believe this?" it's going to keep happening. the biden administration will broadcast to the media "i have this executive order that i might drop before the state of the union address that's going to fix everything." not only does it completely undermine the biden administration's claim that "i can't do any thing about this," be of the other -- but the other thing is how dare you play politics with this? also, it's not going to work. the idea of attacking donald trump for not being strong on the border, and trying to blame -- you can try to blame republicans if you want, but you

are going to blame donald trump for the border crisis is lunacy. it's not going to work. >> greg: dana, can you believe -- i find this hard to believe, but apparently it's true that the debit cards go up to ten grand, and that something we'll pay for. it's nuts. >> dana: this person is at the manhattan institute and wrote that piece for "the new york post." where is "the new york times"? anyone want to win a pulitzer prize? you could do that. $10,000 per person and i think that's not an incentive? i thought it was $50, bodega gift card. now, i find out it's $10,000. a lot of the democrats' defenses were about sympathy for some pathetic people: women and children, families being separated. what do we see day after day with these videos? a lot of single men, some single women, like the women that were there from china. do they look like they are hard cases? no. the other problem is china want to take them back. across our border, china is like "you are dead to us, we don't need them anymore because what's. so is anybody going to get a

$10,000 gift card? present biden said he will sign the executive order before the state of union -- so he can say "look what i did." raising excitations for the state of the union. do they not think for one second that the campaign genius of chris azevedo, who did a swift hope veterans for truth add, is not going to be able to take all this footage and hang it right at the doorstep of joe biden? of course he is. i could make it and i don't know what i'm doing. >> greg: you know what you are doing. you would do the nicest mean ad ever. judge, imagine a country with a terrible gang problem and you have an opportunity to send your gangs far away. you never have to see them again. you would be venezuela. why wouldn't you? >> jeanine: how did you know? we know that they have been emptying out the jails. they are not sending their best, and i don't mean -- to quote donald trump, but he was right: they are not sending their best.

what's happening now is that the end of the jewels who are here illegally, i don't care what you see. you can tell me they are asking for asylum, not going to ports of entry -- they are coming down like ants down a hill in various parts of the country. texas is now working because they've got the barriers, the barbed wires, the buoys, they are making sure that they don't. now, going to arizona and california. what makes these people believe that they can do this? i will tell you who: joe biden, mayor adams, alvin bragg. joe biden lets them in, mayor adams says "i am a sanctuary city," and doesn't even know in that interview he did how he can change it and not be a century city. -- a sanctuary city. then, we've got alvin bragg who allowed the video of the venezuelans beating up the cops. i'm sure it was shown all of the

country and world, and every buddy is saying "this is great. i can go to america, and if they catch me, five days later, two fingers i can give them." we allow this to happen. we are not proactive: we are reactive. we don't go to the border and say "check with interpol. get fingerprints from these people, find out who they are and let's not let them in." so we don't bother to do that. we let them in and that's the end. china, i've got a problem with china. in the last what, three days? almost 500 have come in from china through the san diego sector. the truth is that's more than the entire year of 2021. so we know about the china spies crap. we know about the outposts, whatever they call them, the confucius institutes. we have got a real problem. when you are inviting the enemy in an acting like "we don't know what to do." we know what to do, we just on have the right person in charge.

>> greg: jessica, even you must admit this is crazy. we are at a breaking point here. >> jessica: appreciate that you already sound exhausted with me and at 17 seconds into the show. [laughter] it's a huge problem. at least for the last several months, it's been a bipartisan huge problem, especially in the cities where the busing has taken place, migrants have shown up here. i have spoken to friends who were genuinely shocked that people are flying here to walk across the border. you can't get here from a lot of these places, trudging through terrible conditions -- you can get here from a lot of these places, trudging through terrible conditions, the old-fashioned way. that's why many of these stories were compelling, and why people were saying this is why the asylum system works. that's not to say people in china don't have it bad, but it is to say that you came a really far away to climb into san diego.

i think that it's important for biden to take the executive action that are available to him but also to continue to push for the bipartisan senate deal. i've heard from hard-liners that it's just a big amnesty bill. james lankford, who was the head of this on the republican side, is not an amnesty guy. the head of the border patrol union has endorsed and said "you are never going to get some thing as good as this on the republicans. take the deal." i want to talk about tom suozzi, who won that election for george santos' seat last week. that's a swing district that had a republican in it like 20 minutes ago. on the national level, trump leads biden by 35 points on the border. tom suozzi, who talked about closing the border but also finding more legal pathways for migrants who are coming here with legitimate asylum claims, was able to cut that to nine-point deficit, and won with moderates by one point. his district has had over

100,000 migrants show up in the last year and a half. there's a pathway for democrats to be able to talk about this and maintain their humanity, but also recognize the deep challenges of this, and how unfair it is to people who are living in places like queens, which is part of tom suozzi's district. >> charlie: it's in somewhat a bipartisan problem, but the bottom line is that democrats have been the party of sanctuary cities. these debit cards, free phones, and of course every single democrat running in 2020 for the democratic nomination put their hands up in support of free health care for illegals. that's where the democratic party is. >> and joe biden winning the election. >> jeanine: the democrats brought us this. >> greg: now, we have to bail. >> jessica: i see what you did there. >> greg: that's why i'm here. next, the ladies of the view are panicking that donald trump will crush joe biden in a debate.

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the media, firing off more warning shots of the danger that lies ahead. the ladies at the view are worried if biden can handle debating trump. >> biden can lose, and he could lose in a debate. trump will not. the people who support from support him whether he is there or not. biden makes one mistake and people that are undecided are out. >> if biden flubs, they will be all over him. of trump flubs, no one cares. >> bit legitimizes him. "i don't need to be ghastly by trump. we all know who he is." we all know what he stands for. we also know biden debated him twice and mopped the floor with him. >> dana: . >> dana: meanwhile, "the new york times" is trying to beef up its image that they will be as tough on present biden as they are in president trump. the paper's publisher revealing that the white house is "extremely upset" with coverage of biden's agent on unpopularity, adding "we will continue to report fully unfair and not -- fully and fairly not just on present biden but donald trump."

to this day, i believe that hillary clinton has disdain for "the new york times" after what happened in 2016. in this regard, do you think the ladies of "to view" are putting their fingers on something, and do you think biden will debate trump? "the fastest" -- >> jessica: i think they are putting a finger on something but i think the conclusion are in -- but i think the conclusion is wrong. you owe the american people this no matter what. donald trump is extremely difficult to debate because it's so unpredictable. you saw that with hillary. we are going back eight years now, that this was happening, hillary in top form and an excellent debater. it was widely considered she won the debates, but he throws you off with the things he talks about and what he will say. you have to be witty, quick, prepared and agile. >> he will throw, physically and mentally. i think there's a risk that biden will come off as certainly

lower energy and slower. i think is content will be crisp-er, his answers and understandings of the issues. he has this record to run on. if it's a disaster, the american public deserves to see it, right? you can play down whatever characteristics you think are a problem, play up whatever arguments you want to make, but if you are going to tell people you are going to the ballot box to make one of the most important decisions of your life, which is what it is when you elect a president every four years and you don't want to stand there for 90 minutes, i don't think that's great. >> dana: charlie, take yourself to the white house briefing room. i don't think we had many tonsils, you or me. the biden team is trying to work the refs. every president does. now, the reporters are reporting on the fact that the biden team is trying to do this. a lot of people that work in

this current administration were junior staffers during the obama years when the press was so nice, like "the president tied his shoes correctly. that was amazing." all of a sudden, they are surprised there's questions and pushed back. do you think it will be effective, or is the media given permission to go for it? >> greg: that's when this began, the deifying of obama that caused so many in the press to surrender any pretenses that they are going to cover politics fairly, to the point where "the washington post" and "new york times" have become fansites for wacko, left wing people. now that some of their material is fading, they are struggling. any time a reporter is boasting about how mad somebody is at them, it's usually because they are in bed with that person and they are trying to boost themselves with their colleagues and the press, but the problem of course is that -- and it's

interesting what you suggest, and i hope that they do debate. the argument we have heard from the biden administration and others is that donald trump is delegitimized, and therefore we don't have to debate him. the truth is coming out clearly that that's not the reason joe biden doesn't want to debate end. the reason is because they are afraid joe biden will take -- if he does debate him. one final thing that i think is important. obviously, debates are all about managing those expectations. democrats want -- so if joe biden doesn't fall down on his face in the debate, it will be -- >> dana: he was asked today if he needed some in california to be standing by watching him. >> we are going to california. is this about a plan b for 2024? does gavin need to stand by? >> are you ready? i'm looking at you.

>> dana: he's trying to make a joke. anyway, the press is asking. >> greg: i am deeply offended by "the view." they say don't debate trump because the platform gives legitimacy. how about "the view," who gives their legitimacy on their platform to descendantses of slave owners? [laughter] on the table, they have descendants of slave owners at the table. sunny hostin, check your privilege, okay? i am disgusted. i am speechless. this all sounds familiar. we knew that they were going to say trump's arguments are so poisonous that they cannot be heard. the networks are doing this. "we are not going to show donald trump." they cut him off when he is talking but of aggression. it's not about suppressing these ideas. it's about suppressing trump because he wins over voters. we know that biden -- they knew biden was going to lose. they do the same thing with conservative speakers on campus.

they did the same thing with opinions on election fraud and covid, which were banned on social media. they suppressed the laptop which is every bit as real as biden's grandkid, which they suppressed as well. then, they use law fair to suppress trump, to get him off balance or keep them so busy that he can't campaign. i am with jessica on this. of trump is so bad, surely he will sink himself, so let him debate? he goes back to what charlie said. this is not about that. it's about the fact that biden is going to be -- he could not do a three-minute super bowl interview. do you think is going to stand up during a debate? >> dana: 90 minutes. >> greg: they are doing work for the state of the union and that's weeks away. >> dana: also come in the media -- the white house hears this from "the new york times," an op-ed that said kamala harris is not a liability.

"she may be democrats' best weapon." i would love to interview this guy to find out what bomb shelter he has been living in. he could beat -- >> jeanine: he might be under a rock or he might not be that smart. if you have to rely on kamala, you might as well hand over the keys to the kingdom now. i focused on what greg focused on, and that was sunny hostin -- [laughter] -- basically saying that you cannot have joe debate donald trump, because it legitimizes donald trump and gives him a platform. so what do they have to do? the democrats have to delegitimize whomever they want to debate. hillary got questions about the debate from, who was it, donna brazile? so they were able to delegitimize they are, and then joe biden got antony blinken to get those intelligence officers to say that the laptop was russian disinformation so they can have an answer for joe biden to delegitimize donald trump. no. the only thing who is

gaslighting is joe biden. he is gaslighting about his son's laptop, and no one took money from a chinese connected communist party. he told us that the border was secure. he said that the special counsel brought up hur, when he brought up bo. he lied to us about bo dying in iraq when we all know he died in a hospital. talk about gasoline. every time this guy opens his mouth, i have an anxiety attack that is going to say something that's not true or is going to fall as he was stumbling up air force one. look: joe biden, when he gets on stage, is a deer in the headlights, and nobody is home. you just look at him. this week, i saw him. it's pathetic. it's horrible, and yet the team in the white house listen to axelrod, they can listen to -- and the opinion is "league win the midterms we are going to be great. we don't need your two cents." we keep winn

two cents." -- we keep winning over and over again and we are going to work the way we have been." >> greg: kamala harris is a singular weapon -- >> greg: kamala harris is a secret weapon the way a nuclear weapon is. we don't want to destroy everything so let's go with the conventional destruction of joe biden. to see that? pure destruction. [laughter] >> dana: coming up, democratic senator elizabeth warren stopped on why so many americans miss trump's economy. i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. -this one? -nope. -this one? -yes. no. what? the big one. they're all the same size. wait! lemme get 'em all. i'm gonna get 'em all! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase.

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in the trump years. before that, i'll trump was presiding over an okay economy. >> i don't know. i can't explain polling. i can't explain how the narratives come to be. >> senator liz warren is -- on why americans and missed the trump economy. they were always bad with numbers. remember when she thought that 11,000th of a native american meant she was the real deal. under trump, overall inflation was just over 6% during his first three years. under biden, it was up nearly 18%. the most important stat: your grocery bill, under president trump it was up 2%, under joe biden it's up 21%. bragg, this is one of these very simple cases -- you stick with

ideology instead of reality. >> greg: she could have drawn on the indigenous wisdom of her heritage. could have said "under trump, they would've had more -- for beads and arrowheads." the nobody asks her that question.td between a choice and three things. one is telling the truth, which will hurt you more, or lying and escaping without a scratch. or, just throwing up your hands. this happens more and more every day. since jesse is not here. i will give a jesse example. it's like, you know -- [impersonating jesse] -- when somebody asks you will make some woman attractive. if a man, they can stay clearly, but if he does he's done. instead he says it's their sense of humor, its confidence, its independence when he wants to say "a really hot body." the only other option is you have to say "i really don't know

what makes a woman so attr attractive." [end of jesse impression] something we have discussed over time. i wish i knew. >> dana: nailed it. >> charlie: one of the most obvious tells of what politician is getting is that she immediately started talking about polling and the narr narratives. any time a politician sounds like a political consultant, they are losing. >> dana: she has a net worth of at least $7.5 million, houses and cabbage and the quarter. success is great if you want to look at it that way, but also, biden may have won the battle of the presidency and the primary that year, but bernie sanders and elizabeth warren won the war. the administration is stacked with people that work for bernie and elizabeth warren, and the biden policies are actually elizabeth warren's policies. that's what was happening. biden, thinking it's a good idea, started to pick up some of her economic themes. we have heard shrink-flation.

i hope for biden's sake, he doesn't continue doing that. the problem is he is surrounded by people who work for her, bernie sanders, and they are pushing forward. >> charlie: is a problem for democrats to mansplain the economy in the election? >> charlie: no, but i also think women explaining is more effective. it has to do with the bells and whistles and details of how the household works. women make those decisions. you will talk about the grocery bills, which are you going to -- jesse, referencing something that he doesn't believe women make those decisions. they do. i think that the sarah gets need a better answer for these questions, because they are going to keep coming. it seems quite self-evident, to me, that the way to handle it --

and i have a much cushy job, i said in our studio, talking about these things versus out on the campaign trail, but give trump credit, say why biden's situation is better. the reason people think the trump economy is better is because of tax cuts. that's what it is. there is so much evidence that biden has built a great economy off the heels of a terrible pandemic, that you have so much to talk about. you talk about low on employment under trump. it's lower under biden, especially for blacks and latinos. you talk about consumer sentiment. it is the highest since 2005. the biggest jump, 76% of americans think they will be better off a year from now than they are going to be today. talk about oil production, with 13.5 million barrels being produced. it's a record, historic record. the insulin crisis. you don't have to insult him every time to be able to make the argument that biden is just doing better.

gdp growth is 22%. >> charlie: do you think women will lie to about -- the sup -->> jeanine: they fill up s every day, after school programs, whether they are going out to dinner. wherever they are going. i don't care who buys a car or makes the decisions. [laughter] all i know is this: a woman knows how much is in her pocketbook at the beginning of the week and how much is there at the end when she has to pay her bills. for liz warren to not be able to say it -- so clouded by hate and ideology that she cannot look at a sheet, an excel spreadsheet and say "this is why this, this is why match down like that." people don't give a damn about any of us. they are all multibillionaire's. makes $174,000. i heard, dana, she's worth over

$10 million. that's all about insider trading, okay? that's all about them finding out about the deals before the rest of the public finds out. it's a game. it's a game. that's the decision. its economy, and this year it's immigration. >> charlie: just to say the argument against the economy is beastly failing. >> jeanine: no, it isn't. it's not failing. >> jessica: donald trump admitted he needs it to crash so he can win. >> jeanine: that's not what h he -- >> jessica: he said it out of his own mouth. >> jeanine: he said it would crash. >> greg: i dismiss that with an analogy that i don't want to be on "the five" when it is low rated. that doesn't mean i want to show to have a low rating: it just means i don't want to be here if it gets a low rating. that's what he said.

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: joe biden's secretary of state is trying to warn his staff about the dangers of misgendering. according to a february 5th memo obtained by the national review, antony blinken cautioned against problematic gender terms, like brave men and women, or "ladies and gentlemen." he suggested gender-neutral terms instead. brave first responders or "folks." a state department spokesman scott asked about this nonsense. >> it's a standard government

practice to encourage people to be respectful of others and use the terms with which others are comfortable. >> does the secretary or anyone else in that building have the issue with ladies and jenna and? >> i do not have any problem with the term and i feel fully confident saying the secretary does not either. >> jeanine: charlie, why promote a far left agenda in this activism in the state department when we have got wars raging, ukraine and gaza? >> charlie: i was impressed, bold that he said he didn't have a problem with saying ladies and gentlemen. that was quite a stay on. it is absurd and ridiculous. the point is the absurdity. i don't know if anybody watches ""the hunger games"." all the government leaders in ""the hunger games"" is ridiculous. the opulence is ridiculous and absurd. at some point, that becomes the

point. when you listen to these debates, when you have so many important things going on around the world and in your own country, and you have the presidents talking about junk fees, all this other nonsense, it should be a signal to us that they have no ideas, they are out of ideas, and they don't care. >> jeanine: dana, they threat, they call it, of misgendering, the state department is allowing therapy sessions for people within the state department, because apparently there was an email that went out to everyone, and they misgendered a few people, and now we are paying for therapy for people in the state department. >> dana: go back to 2015 or 16, and president trump was at a rally of some sort. a huge rally, but it was early days -- maybe not a huge rally, but it was early days. one of the things he said was "political correctness is killing our country." it got a standing ovation. that moment sticks in my mind, because things like this remind

everyone why he said something like that. the state department might say "it's just a memo. not a big deal. why is everybody talking about it?" this is getting into the minds of everyone that is the recipient of the memo, and a lot of those people are moms and dads. they also have sons and daughters, and they don't want us creeping into their life. do you think a memo like this from the secretary of state just threw it in the trash can? democrats took it seriously. that's why it seeps further and further into the government. >> jeanine: greg, i don't know if you are under this, but there was a commercial for the cia and a woman comes out, says "i'm a woman of color, a mom, a cisgender millennial who has been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder." she was advertising for the cia. military recruitment right now is at the lowest since '41. >> greg: the military is a killing machine, not a feeling machine. by the way, in response to a lot

of this misgendering stuff will be "it's not a big deal, just be nice." the subject matter itself is trivial, but it has an opportunity cost: time, effort, and attention is spent to this trivial stuff. people spend hours on these memos. they spend money on this therapy. there is a direct path from that to deeper, more long-term opportunity costs. it indulges nonscientific, nonbiological decisions that affect not just the long-term unity of a military, but long-term physical and mental health of people. for the longest time, we were told -- maybe the last ten years, that restricting trans-surgery would put minors at risk for suicide, so if you did not, if you argued about giving them drugs or doing surgery, you have blood on your hands. the reason why that argument wasn't so important is that it silenced people. you couldn't say "this doesn't make sense." oh, you want kids to die?

now, this research comes out that it's all bunk. there was no research behind it, in fact there is no difference in suicide, and generally post-op, trans have a much higher suicide rate than the general population, but the point was that this is all part of a bigger mosaic to keep people quiet. if you question the 90-year-old woman who was a volunteer for the multiple sclerosis society, asked about what pronouns were? she lost her job. she had been there for 60 years volunteering. the idea is if we tell you that what you are doing could cost lives by misgendering, you won't do it, but it's over now. >> jeanine: jessica, tell us why we are wrong. >> jessica: okay. well, i think that we've gone a lot of different places with this, but i think the transit suicide rate is not about the operation and the implications of that. it's about the bullying and the

attacks and the quality of life for trans people in the country. >> greg: they looked at that. we can talk about it after. they looked at that. >> jessica: and everything was hunky-dory for trans people out there. >> greg: no, i'm calling out the live. >> jessica: okay. i am one of these people who thinks that if you lead an organization that has tens of thousands of employees in edits, that there have to be certain decisions taken that will make the few feel better. i'm not saying i am someone who has not been guilty of violating some of these rules. i certainly say ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, brave men and women. when you have that many people working for you and it's important to send a message that you do care about every individual within that organization. does that mean some of it goes too far? absolutely, but doesn't mean also that certain people want to make an argument that things like this are what are destroying our country, or a

military -- >> greg: is compulsively language periods before you think someone is getting fired -- >> greg: i give you an example. >> jessica: the multiple sclerosis later? i'm talking about the state department's. i think that's ridiculous. if you told 100 people that, probably 100, even the person who decided to make that decision, they live with regret about it. >> jeanine: if everyone of us who ran the organization were concerned about every person's sensitivities, we wouldn't be involved in the mission of the organization: we would just be a field goal organization that effectually does nothing. >> greg: it's a luxury problem that you can have if nothing depends on your professional work. >> jeanine: thank you. >> jessica: you are welcome. >> greg: you are welcome. [laughter] >> jeanine: coming up, madonna giving fans quite a scare after falling out of her chair. that rhymes, greg. at ameriprise financial our advice

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>> greg: tonight, we got joe machi, emily compagno. show the damn list. and wolf of wreath and kat timpf. tonight 10:00 p.m. all new. let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great >> greg: do you know what's lovely when cats and dogs inspect a baby. look at this. look at this. there is a baby there. and they all gather around to check it out. isn't that great? this is against my brand by the way. you go, fur. >> what's? there? is there a baby in there. >> greg: a little baby.

i couldn't show you the rest where they eat the child. >> dana: check out this audi went airborne and ended up wedged between two suvs in a parking lot in massachusetts. if you ever wonder what happens if you hit the gas instead of the brake this is what happened? >> greg: dana, male or female driver. go ahead, tell us. >> dana: it doesn't say. we're protecting the identity. it was definitely a woman. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: my turn? 6-year-old levi carter and bus driver had a bond. larry noticed that levi was not his regular self-on the bus he told driver he didn't have p.j. for school pajama day. larry took it hun himself showed up with pajamas and left the classroom and levi was happy. god bless the bus driver. ♪ >> john: good evening and welcome to washington. i'm john roberts in for bret baier. breaking tonight, ne