it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin® hbp. >> right now on justice. >> mr. trump contributed to irresponsible thought. >> isn't he the frontrunner in your party? get ready for a surprise, folks. tonight it's the republican establishment that has me all fired up. plus, speaking of the donald, i talk with eric trump about his dad and what it's like in one of the world's most famous family. >> he believes in that. you are going to work minimum wage and work very, very hard and you are not getting the massive trust funds when you are 16 years old. >> ted cruz takes aim at new yorkers and his values. i hit the street to the big

apple to see what they think of that. >> why do you think people are so jealous of new yorkers? >> because we have got class and we have razzamatazz. >> justice starts now. >> breaking tonight three of the five americans in iran are now in germany. welcome to the second hour of "justice. i am jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. my opening statement is moments away. iran the nuke deal and hos tan swap unfolding. what it means for the united states. former national security advisor to vice president dick cheney and senior counselor at the foundation for defense of democracy's john hahn gnaw. john thank you for being with us. there are still so many questions regarding the optics of the release of hostages five

plus 7 plus 14 of the iranians coming down the pike. what do you think about the timing and what does it mean for americans going forward? >> it is obvious the release of the hostages after such an extended period of time, judge is linked to the nuclear deal. the iranians would never have released these people unless they are getting that sanctions relief over $100 million in sanctions relief in addition to the opening up the global markets to iranian oil and ten's of billions of dollars of investment in iran. what this means at the end of the day is a, iran has proven again that taking american hostages is a very, very profitable business and we should expect to see more of it in the future, but second that iran now is going to become the dominant political economic and military power in the gulfable

to sow terrorism and instability through out this part of the world, and in 8 to 15 years all of these constraints from these nuclear deal go away they will be able to produce as much uranium as they want and againiagain be a threshold nuclear power. >> it is not just this big power in the gulf. they have tentacles in iraq and tentacles in syria propping up assad. isn't it interesting in iraq just today three americans with dual citizenship i believe with iraq have been kidnapped. i mean, can we expect there is going to be more demands for more money and negotiations based on the precedent that president obama says is a one-time thing, only doing this once? didn't we do it with bergdahl and the five prisoner swap? >> i don't think anything can be ruled out, judge.

we don't know who took the americans inside iraq. the only militia that i know operating in bag thdad now are iranian backed militia. i wouldn't be surprised if we see an eye ranian hand behind this. with the nuclear deal made we have seen an endless series of challenges from the iranians together with the russians escalated the military intervention in syria fired off the ballistic missiles shot missiles with the range of the american fleet in the gulf. last week they took 10 american sailors hostage for 24-hours. >> let's talk about the fen american sailors. i was disgusted. i was devastated, disheartened to see them on their knees with their hands behind their heads with guns at home. the one female with the head starve on her head, it was so

demeaning for us. then one of us, one of those sailors apologizes to iran. the president tells us it is a success for diplomacy. did he not see the pictures? >> he obviously didn't see the pictures and he didn't hear what revolutionary guard commanders were saying to thousands of people in friday prayer services just two-days ago. let me give you a docouple of quotes. revolutionary commander said i saw the weakness cowardness and fear myself despite having all of the weapons and equipment they surrendered themselves with the first measure to the guardians of islam. american soldiers started crying after the arrest but the kindness of our revolutionary guard made them feel calm. the iranians are rubbing our noses in it, humiliated the united states and sent a message

to everybody in that region especially the saudis that we are the new sheriff in town, america is leaving. >> devastating. john hahn gnaw, thank you very much for being with us. >> now to my opening statement, the republican party is in real trouble. they proved it to all of us this week. their primary strategy as it relates to donald trump right now is dead wrong. it will cost them the election and the white house. there's trouble grewing behind the scenes that has occasionally seeped out. this week republicans took a direct hit at donald trump. their leading republican presidential frontrunner in every national poll. last i heard, only animals eat their young, and maybe a few cannibals. example, republican governor

nicki hailey designated by paul ryan and mitch mcconnell to oabt his state of the union address instead of saying how the democratic nation has failed us take its shot and chastises donald trump. instead of commenting how out of sink democrats are with the american people, how obama's if he canless foreign policy has turned us into ain't national joke repeatedly negotiating with terrorists creating safety and security problems for americans, the world has never been a more dangerous place, the mill tear flooefr more shackled, the second amendment never in more danger and our children and grandchildren never in more debt. the most dangerous terrorist organization of the world has even the world has ever known is now focused on us. nicki hailey takes a shot at

donald trump? >> some people think you have to be the loudest voice in the room to make a difference. that is just not true. often the best thing we can do is turn down the volume when the sound is quieter, you can actually hear what someone else is saying. >> if you don't think he was talking about donald trump, she confirmed it the next day. >> yes, mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is irresponsible talk. >> what you think? who anointed you to take a shot at the leading contender for president in your own party in a nationally tell rised historic rebuttal when you could have laid out a strategy of how the very fabric of america has changed under this democratic so-called leadership. how about you turn your unsol l lisitied comments toward the president's comments about your party. why don't you tell him to tone down the rhetoric. by the way, there was a time

nicky hailey when you were one the angriest voices. you came in in a tea party wave angry about what was happening in america, and now you epitomize the very establishment that you promised to change. so why would the republicans not want their lead candidate to advance? i will tell you why. donald trump doesn't do the washington two step where one hand washes the other, where you over look my vulnerabilities and i will over look yours and then we all get to come back. those who were more interested in serving their income ban see than the american people. why elsz would republicans agree to a budget that includes federal funding for sanctuary cities that allows illegals to commit crimes felonies and murders to not be arrested or

even deported. now the republicans all grand standed about the lawless actions and how they were not going to reward the sanctuary cities, but then they danced with the democrats, passed the budget and went home for christmas. i tell you what, folks, donald trump is not vulnerable or beholden to any of them. nick can i, you are worried about donald's voice, americans are tuning in to debates in historic numbers. i tell you who the angriest voices are? the angriest are the american people. we have been gutted we are scared and the american dream is not what it used to be. unless you are an illegal immigrants. by the way. aren't you a right to work state? and you tell us to tone it down

to turn down the volume in maybe you and your establishment friends of the republican party ought to turn down your own volume and start listening to us, start supporting your own party's frontrunner, the person republicans want. your strategy is all wrong. start supporting the frontrunner. there's a reason by the way you elected politicians are all held in such low esteem. be careful, be very, very careful. get in line behind our favorite. after all, if you have forgotten, you work for us, you, too, can be fired. that's my opening statement. tell me what you think about my facebook page or twitter #judge jeanine. a few minutes ago i spoke with

south carolina congressman jeff duncan about nicki hailey verses donald trump and what it means for the republican party. take a look. representative duncan. thank you for being with us this evening. i feel very strongly about what happened this week between the republican party and what i think is a direct hit at donald trump. governor nicki hailey acknowledged her rebuttal in president obama in his last year as president she said we have to stop firing the siren call of the angriest voices she admitted her comments were aimed at trump. why would she use this critical time to criticize the republican frontrunner? > it is unfortunate that she did. i think republicans especially the establishment should stop bashing the frontrunners and listen more to what they are saying. it is resinating with the american people as reflected in the polls.

>> you are from south carolina as well. have you ever seen the party take shots? is make no mistake she was chosen by paul ryan and mitch mcdonnell. we are talking about the heavy hitters. is she so establishment she is not listening and she would rather get an establishment candidate in there? what's wrong with the american people saying, or the republicans anyway, we want donald trump? >> it is funny nicki hailey is considered an establishment candidate. i know her well. she is a very conservative person. i think she listened to the wrong advisors on this. i think the speech was wrong to bash the frontrunner. the american people seem to like it. it is reflecting in all of the polls. >> you know what's amazing?

we have become so used to being politically correct sweeveryone afraid to go outside the box. they should be worried. the jobs depend on what we the american people think. that's just my comment. she was seen by many as a good pick for vp. do you think any of this has changed that? >> possibly. it depends who wins on the republican side. we will see. she did a great job as governor of south carolina. she made miss steps but we all do in a sometimes hard legislative process. we will see who the nominee is and who they choose? >> you are on the foreign affairs committee what are your thoughts on the nuke deal and so-called prisoner release and lifting of the iranian sanctions? >> we are pleased they have been

released. but at the end of the day the iranian nuclear deal is bad for freedom. not just america but global freedom. what happens now is iran has their hands on $150 billion which they can use to exporterrism to give to their friends at hamas and hezbollah and possibly isis and al qaeda. exporting terrorism is one of iran's trademarks. the export says they have $150 to do it and they will have a nuclear weapon in 10 years or less. >> the idea of them saying this is a prisoner swap. this is the bottom line. it is a hostage swap. now that there is talk that a third country paid 500,000 dollars to iran for each of the prisoners their guys were convicted of real crimes in the united states, public trials and our guys that were incarcerateed

by iran they haven't been convicted of a real crime. the president is negotiating with terrorists calling it a prisoner swap when our guys aren't criminals they are hostages. >> you are spot on. the folks that were in prison in iran were in prison for being american and being christian. espionage and real rica were crimes and they will be released. it sets a bad precedence. it's another example of failed policies of the obama administration. >> i would like to thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you. >> nikki hailey acknowledged her state of the union comments warning republicans not follow the siren poll of the angriest voices were aimed at trump. why would she use this time to criticize the frontrunner in the race for the white house?

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>> donald trump continues to dominate the polls and the headlines for the rice for the white house. i sat down with eric trump the vice president of the trump administration to talk about his dad's presidential campaign and what kind of president his dad would be. take a look.

>> eric trump thank you for being with us. a big week. your father was in south carolina loon gnaw. everybody said he did a great job. i am not going to ask you if you think he did. because i assume you think he did. >> everybody is saying he won the debate. i am proud of him. he is doing so, so well. >> is there a difference between someone watching a debate on television and being in the audience audience? is there a different vibe? >> you are seeing one person's face they are talking at one time. they may have a little split screen. if you are in the audience you are watching the mannerisms of every one. >> they are smiling making taisfaces you see their flesh you see their posture. the mannisms do tell you a lot. they tell you who will be presidential and quite frankly some people might ott even deserve to be presidential. >> do you notice a different

manurism are they different at how they are on camera onned off camera. >> politics isn't my life. how many people do you know rehearsed the same lines. some of the guys they rehearse the lines. you can tell it is obvious. i think one of the reasons my father is doing well he is authentic. >> he is genuine. he says what he thinks. >> your dad glossed over what i thought was a direct hit by nikki haley. she had just attacked him and he says they are friends the next day and she says they are friends. so all is well. is the republican establish. orchestrating a hit on donald trump? >> i don't think establishment wants him to be that person. he came out of nowhere and he's the one person no one can control. he is not accepting contributions. he is not accepting money. he's not going to be in the

pockets of any lobbyist in washington, d.c. it speaks to the failures was our system. when nikki haley says the ang iest voice. he didn't deny it. we have a tremendous amount of problems. we have 19 trillion worth of debt. we have a school system. when was the last time our leaders put together a real budget a meaningful budget. when was the last time we invested in infrastructure. look at our trade deficit. >> why would the republicans go after the leading candidate. he's leading in every poll nationally. >> that is the uh-huh question. it is in thsn't this totally cor intuitive. you do have a certain group and they sat around a table for a very long time and they have

their friends and foes and he's probably not a part of that. it doesn't matter. at the end of the day this is the first election where the american people are saying we want this person. he started a movement. >> in the interest of full disclosure i have known you since you were a little boy. i think you are a foot taller than me but at one point i was a foot taller than you. your family is very close. you have ivanka and donny junior and difficult knee and barren. you work together. in spite of the generational difference this is a family that is very, have he close. to what do you attribute that? >> i attribute it to great parents. my mom is an amazing person. my father is an amazing guy. we have had great positive influences around us. my father made us work. when i was younger i would be demoing walls and on construction sites. there isn't a trade i can't do myself. you are going to work for minimum wage and you are going to work very, very hard and you are not going to get these

massive trust funds and not getting the ferrari when you are 16. you see kids in the same position as us go astray. we were going to do well in school. >> the truth is it worked. it worked with all of you. what do you want america to know about donald trump your father that they don't know? >> i think america is seeing a lot. they are learning a lot about him. he worked harder than anybody. he would work for this country harder than anybody. he doesn't need this job. he doesn't need that job. we have an amazing company. we are doing great things. he will work so hard for this country because this is truly a mission he believes in. he is sick of incompetence. he wants to fix this nation. >> what are you going to do if your dad is president? >> he will be in washington i will be in new york. i've van kau and i will run the

company. we are building great hotels and tallest residential buildings in america and all over the world. we are doing great things. he will be in dc. he will always be a phone call away. >> one more request he. donald has been the guy who doesn't want to sleep. why is that? >> why at 6 in the morning when the rest is sleeping? >> he is the energizer bunny. he will call me at 5:00 in the morning did you see th. i was thinking about this. i will get a call at 11:00 at night he's always reading and guy guesting. >> are you like that? >> he was on one of the big channels at 6:30. >> i want to wput in more hours. some of the guys they fall asleep. don't you wish some of the leaders men and women had that

same kind of energy and same kind of driy and same kind of passion. that's what we need. that's what made him an unbelievable success. >> i must tell you it is add merable the admiration you have for your dad. >> i love him to death. he's the greatest dad. >> i am talking hillary. i will be joined live by someone who worked under then secretary of state clinton. she will hear what i think about the fbi's case against the democratic candidate for president. plus weigh in on tonight's second insta poll question. what did you think of her speech aft after the state of the union address? hashtag tweet me #judge jeanin. hi i'm heather cox

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thank you for being with us tonight. the chair of the senate judiciary committee released a scathing statement on friday regarding the release of additional 3,000 e-mails from hillary clinton's time with the state department which shows her instructing her aid jake sullivan to remove headings from a classified document and to send it to her in an unsecure manner. wa -- was this the norm while you were at the state department? >> i can tell you this, judge, we have seen 55,000 e-mails released over the last couple of months. 15 hour long hearing about 7 probes. at the end of the day the fbi still haven't launched a criminal investigation. they don't have any intention to. >> how do you know that? how do you know they don't? i can get you saying they haven't launched it because they don't announce it but what makes

you think they have no intention to? 115 investigators? >> no, i think that's a very fair point you make. i should correct myself and say they have not launched a criminal investigation yet. it is more that i think myself many people in the american public are sick of hearing about hillary's e-mails and wondering why are we still talking about this? >> that's nice to say politically but when you deal with people like jim comey and prosecutors and you deal with someone that scrubbed a server that was unsecure and she didn't have classified documents on it but it was her only way to communicate you tell me she never had a classified e-mail, otherwise she is guilty of neglect in terms of protecting the classified documents. >> i have seen her work, she is diligent and authoritative.

>> i am glad to hear that. what does that have to do with securing our private government information. >> i am really surprised that people, anybody is still using valuable government resources and any aer time to be talking about e-mails that now largely have become public and you have had -- >> i am asking you the public information -- the information that is coming out -- >> i completely disagree with you about the public really caring about her i mails. i think the public really cares about who -- (talking over one another). if we are going to talk about scandal? how about ted cruz and new york values? the guy went to harvard -- >> you have been to washington to step on me. you want to talk about a republican now? sure, why not. >> democratic debate is going on right now. well, i don't think there's any

much more to talk about. >> give me an hour and a half i will talk to you. answer my question. what did hillary clinton mean -- >> don't laugh about it. what did hillary clinton mean when she said take off the heading and send it nonsecure? what did she mean by that? when they release it they block it all out suggesting it was all classified. >> well from my experience it is difficult to be sending information from a classified server to a classified server. not having been the recipient of that e-mail or seen it i was never ever able to transfer one thing from one system to the other. that is all i can tell you from personal experience not having beening involved in the e-mail. >> (talking over one another) >> i am happy to talk to you about other things like hillary's policy.

>> (talking over one another) >> we wait is my show i am goin ask you a question. >> fair enough. >> why is bernie sanders gaining traction? >> oh, so that's the iowa and new hampshire polls which i think are very interesting to look at. there's an economic message resinating on the democratic side. hillary and bernie have been talking about income and equality gap. there's a single payer healthcare system bernie is proposing which is not what hillary does. i can't image any one on the republican side wanting anything beyond obamacare. it comes down to the ground game. hillary has more people on the ground and a lot more experience. anything like show can change voter turnout. they should be saying all around democratic and republican. >> that still doesn't explain why bernie is gaining traction.

thank you for being with us tonight. with me republican strategist and chairman of the republican political organization go pack, david aivela. before we get into the winners and losers what is your opinion of nikki haley's state of the union response? >> judge, i think democrats do back flips err are i time we try to make mountains out of mole hills. i listen to your opening statement and i sdracratch my h. four of her first paragraphs talk about the deficiencies of president obama's administration. the majority of her speech talks about what republican beliefs were and what they would swanked stand up for. >> she goes on "the today show" she said my comments were trump he's one of the ang iest voices republicans are just as responsible for the mess we are on. s stop being so parting it is if about all of us succeeding not

one person or another. she has the bully pulpit and she is trashing the leading contender. why? >> look, you picked one sentence and she talked about it more the next day. at the beginning of heifer speech she talked about the fact that republicans must take our fair share of the blame as what is happening in washington. you could make the case that ted cruz and marco rubio's people should be all fired up that she took a shot at thomem. let's keep the fight on what the real enemies are here. >> maybe you ought to tell that to nikki haley. i see where you are going with this. let's move on. less than a month until the iowa caulk tuss. did this republican debate the last one change anything? >> each candidate had a performance equal to where they stand in the polls. this race going into iowa is still a three person race between donald trump, ted cruz

and marco rubio. judge, folks tell me rubio is still in second place where he is going to end up in iowa which will pro tell him as he gets ready to then take on new hampshire. cruz today looks like he will be the winner in iowa and your friend donald trump is still the wild card in all of this. >> he is still the national frontrunner. you can call him a wild card but more republicans want him than any one else. >> when donald trump was asked about ted cruz's new york values i thought he gave an elegant response. he was softer and more toned down. it was reflective the pain that new yorkers went through. i think that some people if they were on the fence supporting him, might be a little more sensitized to him. >> it was an outstanding moment for mr. trump. it was a real miss step on ted

cruz's part. just as ted cruz handled very well the earlier attacks on his citizenship and his voting record that mr. trump brought up against ted cruz. i think both of them handled the attack by the other quite well. there is no question that ted cruz who is actually a very skilled and good debate tore stepped in it on that one. mr. trump has gotten better with every one of these debates. i would argue it was the best debate he has so far. >> it seems donald trump is fearless. he is going against some of the top debate tors in the country. this is an area that is not his experti expertise. let me ask you kwun quick question. jeb is endorsed by lindsey graham and trey gowdy endorses marco rubio. all of the north carolina elected public officials nicky is shooting at donald. you know what i think about that.

who is going to win south carolina? >> great question. i think rubio has an awful good shot at winning south carolina. he has a strong team down in south carolina. as far as the endorsements you bring up they are good for one day media story. they are only impactful if that political official can turnout to deliver votes to win south carolina for them. endorsements are nice but they don't get you victory unless your people go work for the candidate you endorsed. >> there are a lot of early endorsements, david ivela my friend thank you for being with us. >> sean penn talking his meeting with el chap toe. that's next. don't go away. cold and cough liquid gels. rush liquid fast relief to your tough cold symptoms. fast, powerful liquid gels

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>> sean penn finally breaks his silence on meeting with drug lord el chapo during an interview on 60 minutes. take a look at this. do you think we demonize el chapo too much? >> i think to over demonize any human being is not in our best self interest. like it or not we are married to him. they are affecting us. like a marriage, you might want a divorce. you have got to look at this person as a person. >> do you believe the mexican government released this because they wanted to see you blamed and to put you at risk? >> yes. >> they wanted to encourage the cartel to put you in their cross hairs? >> yes. >> are you fearful for your

life? >> no. >> i have to tell you, he just said something about we are married to him? got to make it work out? his marriages didn't work out, where does he get that theory? we have to look at tonight's insta poll question and then street justice. >> why are people so upset with new yorkers? >> because they want to be like us, that's why. >> ted cruz rips new york and its values coming up. new yorkers fire back. stay with us.

>> for the insta pole reporresu asked >> {off-lin {off-line} >> i thought she was supposed to be responding to the state of the union not attacking republican candidates. larry says i have a favorable view of governor haley and her speech moderate reasonable tones

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>> i think he's a jerk. ism from missouri originally. my friend doesn't understand me living here. they think it is too big too crazy too loud. >> where is ted cruz from? >> canada. >> they have a picture in their head of the new yorker, pro abortion, just they don't feel we hold their values. >> where is ted cruz from? >> canada. >> live ks in texas. >> we like texas. >> we don't krit ticriticize te. you are from texas, they are saying donald has new york values as though something is wrong with us. >> everybody i met here in new york city, everyone has had the warmest heart and treated me so kindly. i will be back. i love new york city. >> that is from texas. >> that's from texas. >> he disparaged us. what did you think?

>> some of us are terrible. some of us are good people. same with texas. >> do you have a problem with texans? >> new yorkers are wonderful people. >> we are all americans. we love texas, too. >> i have been saying that, we do love texas. >> new yorkers have excellent values. it is the greatest place in the world to live. >> why did ted cruz say what he said about new york values? >> he's an idiot. he hasn't being very polite to new yorkers. >> what do you want to say to ted cruz as a new yorker? >> i don't want to say it in camera. not to be facetious or anything but (bleep). >> that was a big one. >> i love your speeches. >> why with he say that about us? >> he needs a brain. we are not going to vote for him.

>> why would someone trash new york values? >> i don't know. >> donald trump stood up for us. >> he always does. >> i am not happy with it at all. >> what are you going to do about it? >> i am going to vote for donald trump. >> i don't know about new york value. we have american values. that is what i know. >> you probably did arrest him. >> that's it for us tonight. remember to friend me on facebook. follow me on twitter at judge jeani jeanine. you can see all of my opening statements and tell me what you think about the show. sthooivengs for watching the special two-hour edition of "justice. we enjoyed being with you. the greg gutfeld show is next. see you next week.

>> i am greg gutfeld now with twice the electrolytes. here's what's coming up. the republican debate who shied who bombed and who went home hungry. we have the analysis that is so fierce you want to play it over and over and over and over again. plus hillary clinton, her lead in the polls dropping faster than a cartoon state. bernie sanders pass her by or will he save like an old coffee of high society? and later, what actors are poised to win their first oscars this year. i am putting my money on jeremy pi vens. on the raj was the citizen cane of on the raj movies. i bid you america. i have surgery in two hours and the meds are kicking