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p wrote:i am judge jeanine p wrote --pirro. this is the five. jeanine: must scream tv the president yelling at americans for over an hour during one of the most hyper-partisan state of the unions. president biden was on full display in a speech designed to please his base of msnbc flunkies at not the american people, joe unleashing a firehose of lies about the economy, inflation, and taxes and we still don't know what his vision for a second term is but we do know who he passionately hates, donald trump. >> president biden: my predecessor and some of you here seek to bury the truth about january 6th which i will not do that.

my predecessor tells vladimir putin, quote, do whatever the hell you want. predecessor. my predecessor. my predecessor. my predecessor. unlike my predecessor, i know who we are as americans. jeanine: he tried to brush off concerns about his age by joking about them. >> president biden: it may not look like it but i have been around a while. when you get to me my age certain things become clearer than ever. i know the american story. again and again i've seen the contest between competing forces and the battle of the soul of our nation. jeanine: in one of the most shocking moments, a gold star dad getting arrested for heckling president biden after

reminding the president of his exit from afghanistan. >> president biden: a year before i took office, murder rates were up 30%, they went up. [shouting] jeanine: that man is the father of a us marine killed in the 2021 capital airport bombing during biden's watched withdrawal from afghanistan. i am going to start with that and go to you. you have a goldstar father and one of the goldstar parents was on one of the other shows this week saying she never heard from president biden, the families have not heard from president biden and their sacrifices are not remembered, they are sitting ducks in an open air airport in afghanistan and he is charged with a misdemeanor. >> there are priorities about doing a speech. the amount of potato chips in your bag is more important than the deaths that occurred in afghanistan according to this

administration. i'm going to say president biden surpassed expectations. how did he do that? if you are ranking him against other leaders and other politicians and other speeches, that is not what people are doing. they are ranking him against himself. by that metric, he did better than the lowest standard possible, his own confidence. he's grading on a curve of his own performances. like being relieved your car starts in the morning when it didn't start for a year. i can't believe it started. talk about energy, there's good and bad energy and dark energy and there is energy that masquerades as substance and i think that's what you saw there but it forces you to ask which candidate in which party is the one that is out for revenge. we kept -- trump is going to be out for revenge, trump is being sued by everybody and seems to be having a good time on x, he seems pretty happy.

on the other hand, you have an angry, fiery ball of spite, sound incredibly vengeful and another example of this projection where they accuse you of who they are or perhaps because they have become so possessed by derangement that they become the thing they claim to hate which i think is happening here. he went after the supreme court. he attacks his predecessor and by connection his supporters but overall for me you've got to step back and see how mundane and futile this phony seriousness is. one side will cherry pick the moments of clarity, got a good line there and the rest of us will focus on the rapidfire incoherence, the flailing gibberish that somehow everybody else avoids but all this behavior is born from these ancient tribes, the sweaty desperation of grown men

on the sides of the aisle trying to get a selfy. no one wants to see those pictures. you are not that attractive. it becomes this irrelevant tribal theater which is why trump was so weird. he came from a world of entertainment, of sales, and he stood out from that phoniness which is what was such a surprise, didn't sink into this fakery and it drove them crazy. now when you take him out of that, this is what you are left with, this game of political pickle ball where they bounce back and forth to each other and it is all the same, sit down robotically, i found it tiresome. i always have. this was even worse. jeanine: i always loved watching the state of the union because i feel american, we are unified, don't care if it is

democrat or republican. i want to cheer them on because it makes me feel good about being an american. you've seen a lot of these state of the unions. what was your take on it? >> he started with ukraine and the standoff on the hill, normally we are here, we are americans, we can work together, you feel like that is the opening message but the fact that he went at one of these big issues into foreign policy and combat of, calling them out, seems an odd place to start. the white house was messaging to us that there was going to be a unity agenda where people could come together. it didn't feel that way, the latest polling when people asked how he did in unifying the country 26% said 69%, mostly fail. that's across party lines. people do not think he's bringing people together, the speech that in an election year is going to feel more political didn't feel unifying.

jeanine: instead of talking about the state of our union it was like a battleground campaign speech for 2024. jesse: his opening was framing himself as fdr and lincoln. president biden is going to fight to save democracy at home and abroad, against hitler, vladimir putin, the southern insurrectionist and donald trump. this election, he is saying, is the equivalent of the civil war and world war ii combined and he is the only one that's going to be able to protect the nation and put it in these militaristic terms like this is a military campaign, not a regular political campaign and goes on to say he swore an oath to protect the country against enemies foreign and domestic. trump republicans, enemies of the state, people looking around, this is what this

election is about and so that was there as well as the screaming to prove he was alive, to show he had something left in the tank and i don't really believe he got there on his own but the rest of it was red meat for the base. abortion, government tax and spend liberalism and class warfare. you get through that and you expect him to acknowledge the hardships americans were facing. he didn't do that. it is all spin. a few lines, a of volleys which is good but didn't generate any unity moment, they were adequate, no one buzzing about the guests he brought. look at these other speeches and get the chills. soaring oratory talking about the future of the country, the american people and ways they are moving.

he just yelled at me for an hour and 15 and the worst part, he was late. that was the biggest insult because people are tired at 9:00, didn't show up and speak until 9:25 and he's not the bride. when he shows up it is not like when the wedding starts. everyone is waiting for you to get there. that was the most disrespectful part of the night. jeanine: they put the fencing up about president biden is delayed because they have these hamas protesters. they don't know where the problems are going to be but he was amped up, jacked up, they expected the speech to be an hour and a half but it was 58 minutes because he spoke so fast. what was your take? >> the final count was an hour and 8 minutes. the most important thing that

happened last night we are not talking president biden as too fiery, too aggressive, yesterday he can't find his pants, he has dementia, he's too old for this job. that is how i know it went really well. the republicans, congressmen, senators et cetera, people who would use the age attack are basically saying he is an aggressive partisan who maybe the coke was his, maybe it's just adderall. jesse: we are like that. >> you know it went well because last night president biden's campaign smashed three fundraising records, at 9:00 them at 10:00, 11:00. cnn did a poll, state of the union watchers, 64% had a positive view, 62% said biden's policies are moving in a positive direction and that is something he was struggling

with. trump was way ahead on that. that was up 17 points from before the speech began. starting with ukraine, also surprised me. it felt like he wanted to start talking about attacks on democracy at home. they thought let's contextualize it more broadly to talk about democracies that are under attack and put republicans on the back foot. we saw mike johnson, really struggling with his facial expressions, what do i do with my hands, he wants the money for ukraine, the rest of his caucus is not letting him do that. that's where that came from but they are paying attention to their internal polling and the conversations americans are having about how important the everyday bread and butter issues are. protecting social security, lowering prescription drug prices. let's give teachers a raise. let's make sure kids know how to read by third grade.

it is not president biden who is at fault for that. i have been critical of randi weingarten but it's something americans want, public schools to serve kids in a good way, lifting kids out of poverty. republicans got rid of the child tax credit. those are unifying issues and that is why it got so much grace. jeanine: president biden and of review of the state of the union. ♪ america's best. they have one of the nation's largest groups of optometrists! oh, you're ... very welcome. america's best. because eye care is healthcare - and you deserve the best. las vegas grand prix choose t-mobile for business for 5g solutions. because t-mobile is helping power operations

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>> shannon: of the reviews are jeanine: democrats in the media heaping praise on president biden's state of the union address. >> this was a tour they force. he had fraser's left hook. >> he was filled with focus and enthusiasm. >> president biden proved he has a pulse. >> one of the finest state of the union addresses i have seen. >> president biden was on fire. he was let. >> like a punch in the face to every republican in the room. >> he's not scared of republicans. >> he needed to be energized in a big way and he did just that. >> he addressed his age issue with his aggressive, feisty, ad-libbed delivery. that helps. >> he completely blue away the biden is too old issue. >> my frown turned upside down. >> four more years. four more years. four more years.

>> how much of this is about those folks being relieved that there guy who, no ramp for getting off the ticket will make it to november and beyond? jeanine: i was hoping he would make it to the podium, hoping, we all have anxiety whenever he shows up is he going to fall? is he going to trip? was he going to mumble? last night he spoke and he spoke fiercely and aggressively, but he was a cantankerous kind of combat ready guy and it was not the right time. this is a guy who got elected because he was supposed to be the adult in the room. he was going to unify us and we have never been more divided and the fact that he delivered that, my predecessor is no good and this is no good and our economy is the best in the world, and what i want to make

sure of, i am taking care of the deficit. the reason we've got the problem, the deficit, you created it with the stimulus package and the inflation reduction act at all the other stuff. now you are trying to say it's everyone else's fault. the reason we have a problem with immigration is you signed 94 executive orders that you reversed and now you are saying it's congress's fault. nothing is his fault, it's everybody else's fault. it just wasn't the right tone. i get that they are happy but what i want to know, why is this different? i have been watching him for three years. i watched the cognitive decline for three years, tripping, falling, mumbling, you say to yourself, what did they do differently? did he sleep? he had 140 vacation days in the last year. what caused him to be hyper, pumped up, amped up. i am happy for them but the truth is it is not something we

will see last. >> you set a standard for the trail, the campaign begins in earnest, will he be this fired up? to have the assessment that was a celebration and say he showed he still has a pulse, that suggests there was a weird standard for last night. >> the age issue was not partisan. it was across the board. it was the main storyline the last three or four weeks of coverage, talking about this earlier in the week, i believe the new yorker interview was him taking control of the campaign and saying to his aides that want to keep him hidden away i can do this. i'm the guy that beat him and i will do it again. with every day look like that? absolutely not. he is going to have some stumbles, he's going to have some biden moments but he needed that and we needed that

and i think it is important, putting aside whatever their political preferences might be, even reporters were leading with this story because it was taking over the american psyche, that we can't have this guy again because of the age issue or competency issue. that's going to lessen. no one will say 81 is my target age for a really great president but they will say this is a man who found his pants this morning and that is greg's point about lowering the bar so far but the partisanship issue is important here because he walked into a room, marjorie taylor greene is wearing trump campaign insignia. it is a partisan time at this moment and president biden's speech, didn't say amaga extremist, there wasn't that like the january 6th that happened.

rich: he did talk about it. >> people who storm the capital are different from the average trump voter and that is something trump voters have been screaming from the rooftops. we were sitting at home day, we were peaceful and went home. i am saying it was an olive branch to not only nikki haley's supporters and independents and moderates but people who believe in donald trump and his policies but are not storming the capital or acting violently. he could have called them out and that would have appeased the base and that would have been fine but it was less aggressive. >> this he now agreed to do the bates? he's going to say i feel confident i can rise to the moment. do those debate happen? jesse: if they give him the debate, then yeah. i'm not a doctor but they are giving him something.

if you see a horse and the horse is old and injured, and all of a sudden you race the horse and he fires out of the gate and lapse everybody, what did they give the horse? the man has walked around lethargic lead for the last three years, barely picks his head up, can't hear, falls out of breath, falls asleep, skips dinners internationally, dines out during funeral processions, all of the sudden, he is on speed or something. to dismiss it like he's definitely clean, because there is no way president biden can sustain that type of energy. you set the bar here, this is the real bar, this is the bar we've seen by my ankles and now this is the state of the union bar and we have 8 months until the election so you know what

he is capable of, naturally or unnaturally, you expect that type of president biden on the campaign trail and when he doesn't deliver, will that prove that he has not been given something? it looks like he has been given something. >> greg may have expertise that can help. greg: i have done a lot of research in this. projecting into the future, why didn't he do the super bowl interview? why didn't he do that if he had this natural energy? i'm not going to cast aspersions and do his medicine cabinet but it makes me wonder. of the media in that clip sounds like the parents of a really uncoordinated little league player who finally got a walk. billy finally got to first base after an entire season, so grateful cheering him on but what's important is not what they said but what they didn't

say. where were the fact checkers? you said that was a great point. and where were the fact checkers? i predict they won't fact check president biden, they will fact check trump fact checking him which is what the washington post did. they put their muscle on fact checking trump as opposed to talking about the things biden said. he's talking about taxing billionaires. are you taxing their worth? don't know what you are taxing. the trump tax cuts raised tax, and at with income growth and payroll taxes. didn't think you get that from me. what you are seeing is people are going this is weird, this is weird. one side is relieved and the other side is going this is

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joe biden botching the nam greg: president biden watching the name of laken riley, watch. >> president biden: it is not about him, it is not about me. i would be a winner, not really.

[shouting] >> president biden: lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. jesse: her mom for calling him pathetic adding if you are going to say her name even when forced to do so at least say the right name. democrats are upset the president called his killer and illegal. >> should have said undocumented. we usually say undocumented. i don't think it is a big deal. >> unfortunate the president used that leg was. >> should have used the word undocumented. should have not addressed if he was going to address it, should have used a different word. not there word. >> do you regret using the word illegal to describe immigrants last night?

>> president biden: technically not supposed to be here. jeanine: drugs were off or whatever. i would like to speak. illegal is a term used by the united states supreme court in its latest pronouncement on the issue of immigration. arizona versus the united states 2012. illegal immigration reform act of 1996, title a of the united states code the deals with citizenship and immigration, talks about illegal aliens, unauthorized aliens, uses illegal immigration 93 times in the law. stop with this about the rhetoric. illegal immigrant is what we use, what we know historically and what we understand. for these people to be more concerned about what is being said about a person who is here illegally it is accused of brutally massacreing a

22-year-old, they want to honor his dignity and his name, you honor laken riley, the mother is furious and she is right, she says it is pathetic that he didn't get the name right and president biden has to minimize it by bringing up his son. we are sorry that your son died. your son was double the age of laken riley. laken riley was 22 years old and going on a run in a place where she had a right to be and she was massacred. your son was not. i am tired of this nonsense about what to call them. they are what they are and don't tell me it's parole. if it is parole we would know where they were at any moment and we don't. greg: i am not shocked by this. in the modern world, the woke hijacked the democratic party, they get upset if you miss gender a murderer who decides to be a man, the murderer will be in court and the victim's

family will be there and people will be admonished if they said he. that is a big deal and the judge is right. i would take a stab at empathy and ask nancy pelosi and her ilk, what if it was a child or grandchild that was murdered, one of yours and would give you comfort knowing that we will refer to the killer as undocumented and not illegal, would that make your life easier, doesn't make anybody else's lives easier. what is this for? it is for you. it is a selfish virtue signal. kind of scummy. there are worse words for it but president biden spoke the truth, technically they are not supposed to be there. just admitted guilt. this is a big deal. the killer wasn't supposed to be here. why can't the family sue the government.

you want to end this, sue the restaurants, the government failed their basic job. families of victims of criminals that are streaming in here have to sue the government, the democrats are suing their political opponents, return the favor. this one is real. it's time to sue the people responsible for all this misery. jesse: they put them in the laken riley act. >> when we hear the story, people not only came here, if they came here illegally, into communities in some cases they are arrested over and over again if they won't cooperate with ice, they can't get here in time to keep them and no one should lose their life over someone in that scenario. if you weren't here in this country that person would be alive. that is the calculus.

a number of elected officials and agencies using the word newcomer now and this country, you've seen it. we are supposed to use the word newcomer in this country is welcome, we are built on newcomers but the biggest insult is to people who work hard, spend money to come here legally. it's a long and daunting and broken process. to say that someone else skipped those steps, that's unfair to those folks too. last night, there was a seat left empty in honor of laken riley by commerce when mike collins, this is real brief and there should not be one more person lost by something that is stopped. jesse: women are getting murdered. kennedy:it is fringe mumbo-jumbo stuff. it's meaningless. you son nancy pelosi say it doesn't matter. the truth of the matter is

people, the vast majority who are here for a better life, don't want to be associated with this guy. i would rather be in a different category, call him illegal, call me undocumented. if i'm showing up every day to my job, my social security number, i want to pay taxes and purchase in the american dream. in moments like that, that is why president biden doubled down on it when he was boarding the plane, that too president biden is, let biden be biden, he says illegal. talking about people coming here. should never have been let out of the detention center which is what happened. the innocent american girl was out doing what she was supposed to be doing. going her route.

>> marjorie taylor greene gave him that pin. he wasn't going to talk about it in that detail. he has a moment with james lenkford who said it is going to do a lot of good but do i wish he said it correctly? 100%. he just said it wrong. donald trump called milania melanie last night. >> he doesn't know her name -- or doesn't know how to read -- jeanine: she was innocent victim, that the borders open. jesse: he got murdered by a migrant, better to be obsessed over a dead female murder victim than potato chips or miss gender ring pronouns. you said it was fringe. nancy pelosi is fringe.

kennedy:i'm talking about being a buddy about the language is fringe when you talk to normal people. there are tragedies. this is the truth, all over this country every single day and if i ask you to name a kid killed at sandy hook, the survivor sister who was there is a guest. jeanine: doesn't know how to show respect, calling the goldstar families who were sitting ducks in afghanistan in that airport. kennedy:these are your preferences that you had a president focused on that, donald trump, talking about angel moms. jesse: covered all the mass shootings. i am just saying if trump had called george floyd john floyd, probably would 've lost your marbles. jessica:donald trump will never mention george floyd.

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: letitia james not receiving a warm welcome >> t show james not getting warm welcome from a group of new york firefighters. [applause] >> come on, we are in a house of god. for that recognition. jessica:this remind me when police officers turned their backs on bill deblasio after those cops were murdered in their patrol car.

jesse: as a man of decorah my support people behaving themselves. i don't like when people act the fool, this country has gone off a cliff, the way trump has been mistreated, the way his supporters have been mistreated. i have been mistreated in the subway when someone poured beer over my head. when you break the emergency thing with a fire is all out the window. do i think this was the right thing to do, probably not. did it take away a little bit from the people that were being honored, maybe. sometimes you got to go with your gut. this woman has trampled over the constitutional rights of many people's favorite president, many people in that room's favorite president and disgraced her office and is not deserving of respect. that is how they feel. think of a lot worse to other people, it is beyond what we used to agree as formal behavior.

>> she deserves more than boos. she deserves to be under investigation for spending campaign money in a way that no candidate i have ever known has done. $12,000 on ventured jets, $46,000, was , was it, $4000 at the san juan hotel, $22,000 on other hotels. when i ran for statewide office the hotels were never more than $80 or $90 a night. $4000 at martha's vineyard for a hotel, all kinds of problems. she wants to investigate donald trump, time we started investigating her for her finances, her campaign finances. should have been the mayor there and not her, period. greg: she's been marking trump about social media about the money he owes lose all bets are

off. he has a coming, first time she ever heard a competing idea in her life. she lives in her own bubble. in my perspective, this is why love working at fox. i would rather have fans in the fire department than in the media. 90% of the media hates us, i'm glad, joy read will not rescue me and my dog when i walked in my apartment. will be the fire department. you walk down the street, those are the guys that watch our show. it shows we don't have a disconnect the way the left does, between the blue collar mind and the modern progressive movement which is a contrast between elites, and in their minds the rabble and she's going after their hood ornament which is donald trump, she went into the belly of the beast, she had it coming.

shannon:law enforcement or military folks feel like he saw the men had their back especially in new york. that's where they came from. i think tisha james is losing 0 hours of sleep on this. greg: what do you know that we don't? somebody has a friend. shannon:samuel friday is up next. to duckduckgo on all your devie

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greg: what's the most impressive thing you know how to do and keep it clean. jeanine: i love to set a table based on a theme. like a million themes all year long. greg: there are so many to choose from. jesse: ice. greg: look at you. look at you. jesse: gives me freedom to do what i want to. greg: my talent is staring. jeanine: you do that a lot. he's going to win the context. it is up next. we will be back. ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday.

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