remember, i'm waters and this is my world. judge jeanine: emergency officials in hawaii yet to name the person responsible for the alert that briefly shattered the peace and tranquility of the aloha state this morning. welcome to "justice," i'm jeanine pirro. my opening statement is moments away. hawaii's nearly 1.5 million residents plus countless tourists there to enjoy the beauty of the island are still trying to catch their collective breath after a panic this morning set off by this

emergency alert sent to cell phones across the state warning of a ballistic missile head their way. the frightening alert to warning quote this is not a drill it wasn't until 38 minutes later that a correction was sent to cell phones saying it was all a false alarm. the reason for the mistake according to state officials? somebody pushed the wrong button. here is the governor. >> what happened today was totally unacceptable, and many in our community were deeply affected by this. and i'm sorry for that pain and confusion. i'm angry and disappointed this happened. we are doing everything we can to insure it never happens again. judge jeanine: no word on who specifically is responsible for

hitting the wrong button. but we'll have more on this developing story during this hour including jason chaffetz. the difference between president trump and other presidents is his transparency. no political correctness, no talking out of both side of his mouth, but instead, a hard-nosed, what you see is what you get successful negotiator. but the press doesn't applaud him for that transparency. the president's haters would rather take him down, preferring to get in the waive our economic success and international strength. their hatred of this man is so and you-consuming that they would rather obstruct and resist because they do not like his transparency. i want to be clear. it's not the transparency but

the hatred. so intense that it puts us in danger. hatred like this. >> today the world is suffering from the real donald trump. >> come on, let's go. what are we talking about? let's clap for that. this [bleep] idiot is the president. the guy is a [bleep] fool. come on. our government today with the prompting of our baby-in-chief has [bleep], the [bleep]-in-chief i call him. judge jeanine: the on time this guy could lift his eyes off the page was to curse. then there is chelsea handler who weaponized a person's alleged sexual preference by tweeting something about a republican senator in that daca meeting. it's so vi lerks and homophobic

i won't show it to you. since when do sexual preferences matter to hollywood. sean penn called the president an enemy of the state and an enemy of mankind. somewhat screwed up since he immortalized hugh go chavez, the venezuelan dictator accused of so many violations. these hollywood celebrities are so full of hate, they would rather our nation fail so they can blame it on the president. these hollywood hypocrites trying to be the voices of moral indignity were complicit in their silence of the harvey weinstein casting couch and the sexual predatory behavior. and what makes their opinions so valuable? these actors have little if any responsibility, liability or

consequence were to their performances. they have a bloated sense of self-worth compared to us who might be lucky enough to be at the same pay scale. real people in the real world do not get a re-do. 20 takes every day to make something right. in short actors are nothing more than people pretending to be other people. my own daughter took acting lessons for a decade. when at 16 she announced she did not want to act. i said why? she said i don't want the say something someone else wants me to say. i want the word that come out of my mouth to be mine. that from a 16-year-old. yet these people were silent. these hollywood hypocrites when their own ideologue was in

office, where was their outrage when barack obama was sending hundreds of millions of dollars to iran on unmarked planes to iran to finance terrorists. or gave $200 million to the plo and $4 million to the plo to study climate change. where were they when hezbollah was engaging in drug trafficking to the united states and killing americans so obama could dance with the devil in iran and send him $150 billion. where was hollywood's outrage when the president allowed the sale of 20% of our uranium used by others to make nuclear bombs and mollie 99.

what was it -- what was in it for obama for his silence. and where was the outrage when obama couldn't stop apologizing for america's alleged seasons. instead, our president, the man who improves our economy, reduces unemployment, brings the stock market to historic highs, passes tax reform, adding $2 million to our economy. building up the military, eliminates the individual mandate and in spite of being an accused racist, has brought unemployment for black americans to record lows. to the haters out there, put a lid on it. real people elected donald trump president. real people who want to only get one take to provide for their families. your voices don't compare to the voices of the forgotten men and

women who live a normal hard-working life who heard donald trump and figured they had nothing to to lose after barack obama took a chance and bought into his lack of political correctness and transparency and are now benefiting from it. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page, twitter and instagram. joining me, former congressman jason chaffetz. let's start with the breaking news and terrifying false alarm in hawaii. officials say it was as simple as someone hitting the wrong button. he i have a hard time believing that. i got to believe that one person pushing a button and it takes more than a half-hour to reverse it and put out another

communication? on the surface i don't think we should believe that. i know the governor is there saying this, but -- somebody has to go in and verify that. i have a hard time believing that's what actually happened. judge jeanine: you are saying the fact it took 38 minutes for them to pull it back, something is going on. you are saying maybe something was going on and there was a reason for the alert and possibly the united states did what it had to do? >> i'm just saying it's worthy of inquiry. it affects hundreds of thousands of people. one person i know in kauai woke to this emergency and the terror these people went through. they didn't know what to do. i have a hard time believing someone bumped into a button on

the computer and this happened. if that's the case, how poorly designed was that system? judge jeanine: how do we verify it? >> i have got a lot of belief in congresswoman gabbard. somebody who is independent that can come in and look at it and say show me what you were doing. try to recreate it. and hold somebody accountable. you can't just say it's a mistake and pat them on the back and let them keep doing their job. judge jeanine: if there is a consequence yen, there should ba con question -- there should bea

consequence for the 38 minutes it took to figure it out. >> supposedly they were doing a drill than was a shift change. who is in charge? what if there was a missile attack coming in. it should be a wake-up call for hawaii and for emergency management across the country. it could be an quake and a lot of things. judge jeanine: the information we got this week is devin nunes made it clear he believes the dossier, the fake, make believe dossier paid for by the dnc and hoik's campaign was part of the application for the fisa warrant and there are suggests real clear abuse of government surveillance by the fbi and

justice department. >> the dossier was a bogus document. we know the deal between the dnc and hillary clinton's campaign. they hired a foreign agent which is something that's against the law. the general counsel for the dnc who had ties to the podesta group. there is a podesta tie into this that hasn't gone the much attention. you have to look at that. then you have to look at what sort of verification did they put into this document. then go and takes this as the impetus to spy on americans within i.e., the trump administration. devin anyone's, trey gowdy. it's taken months for the department of justice to provide these documents. they had to threaten a subpoena

and get the speaker involved. now supposed lire they are going to turn over -- supposedly they are going to turn over the documents. judge jeanine: let's assume the fake dossier paid for and full of absurd allegations against the president was created for the purpose of bringing in fisa surveillance. why don't we have the application for the warrant? who do we have to go to to get the application for the warrant? >> well, it was jim jordan in the house judiciary committee that asked the attorney general and rod rosenstein to provide it. judge jeanine: they said no. my viewers want to know, now, where do we go? how do we find out? enough of this stuff and going on and on about this thing. let, finds out what the

application for the fisa warrant looks like. is there anyone other than sessions and christopher wray and the fbi? >> you have to have mitch mcconnell involved with the chairman of the committee, devin nunes, and trey gowdy and senator grassley to grow a spine and do their job and hold this administration accountable. it's a republican administration, i get it. but it was the same thing in the democratic administration. there is a deep state that is we'll seated. have goats -- well seated. it's just going to play along. judge jeanine: these people shouldn't get a salary unless they are doing their job. they shouldn't get a salary until they remove the effort to

stop a candidate for president of the united states by the fbi and department of justice. these people have to go. i just go over this every week and every week i don't know any more than i did the week before. if it weren't for "the hill" and people like tom fitton and some of these organizations seeking freedom of information we wouldn't know a thing because the establishment is in bed with the rest of the establishment. am i wrong? >> subpoenas that come from congress, the department of justice doesn't pay attention to. the only way congress can enforce that subpoena is through the department of justice. that needs to change. the only thing the administration seems to be afraid of are the courts. because the courts can incarcerate and fine. there has to be an expedited way for congress to get to the courts. that's why tom fitton at judicial watch has had such

success. they go to the courts. judge jeanine: even though they have oversight over the department of justice and the fbi, then they said, we are going to give it to you. i haven't seen it yet. congressman chaffetz? >> devin nunes said they were going to supposedly get them. the key question isn't how many years we gave niece thousands of documents. the question is what percentage of the documents. as trey gowdy said, you tell me the percentage of the truth want to get. it goes from fast and furious to the irs case to the d.e.a. you go down the list and you will find they never gave congress 100%. judge jeanine: more on the false

alarm in hawaii. include knowledge the celebrities you can always count on to say something side. we'll til who from the elite are blaming president trump for what happened in hawaii this morning. chris hahn and ned ryun join me live to talk hawaii, immigration and more, plus oprah's name being thrown around as a presidential candidate. does she have a shot? i hit the streets to find out. you never want to miss that. >> she doesn't have a good shot. you have a good

judge jeanine: breaking tonight. folks in hawaii still recovering after a terrifying alert this morning that an inbound ballistic miss isle was heading their way. officials say a work is to blame for quote pushing the wrong button. form g.w. bush speech writer evidence in ryan and form aid to senator chuck schumer and radio talk show host chris sthawn jois

sean join me now. congressman jason chaffetz seems to indicate there is a conspiratorial piece to this that it took 38 minutes to say no this was a mistake. >> i don't believe there is a conspiracy here. but i will say this. it might be a good time to get some tickets to hawaii, judge, what do you say? judge jeanine: come on, chris, be serious. >> we'll have to find out. the fcc said they will investigate. but thank god date looks like a false alarm. we don't know. but imagine this, north korea by best estimates is a year or two away from reentry technology. imagine being able to drop a nuclear war head on an american

city. imagine false alarms for the next 6 to 12 american cities. we are in a very serious situation. that's why donald trump and the administration are doing everything necessary within their power to bring this to a peaceful conclusion. think about it if this had not been a drill and had been real? that's what we are dealing with at this moment. >> let's thank god it was just a false alarm. god knows what cause it. but i don't think it's a big conspiracy. i think there were mistakes made. you know what these i.t. systems things can be come reply kaitd and people wanted to check it out before they pulled alarm. judge jeanine: if you have only got 20 minutes from the time you

know sock is coming at us, it doesn't take 38 minutes to say this is a mistake. >> anybody who has been on hold with an i.t. department knows it can take 38 minutes. judge jeanine: thanks for the humor. let's go to immigration it appears there was an agreement on daca. daca for the wall. now there is a real problem and it looks like the democrats coming out of that bipartisan meeting want now to hold everything of. what do you say, ned? >> donald trump is exactly right. he laid out the parameters for the debate. there has to be full funding for the wall, an end to chain migration. in return, many in his base, and i have done my research, i wrote a piece on this. we are willing to strike a deal and say maybe the dreamers get the green card. they get a five-year pass to

citizenship if we get those things with full funding for the wall. but let me say this. it's amazing to me the hypocrisy on display here. there were senators who voted for turning for a wall. there is a senator by the name of dick durbin who wanted to end chain migration. in the recent past these guys were for it and now they are fighting it because of donald trump. judge jeanine: why did they change? >> let's start with the turning for the wall. i was told by 2016, mexico was going to pay for the wall. i'm not going to let you go there. the question is why were these democrats in favor of it a few years ago and now against it? it's just like my opening statement, they don't want to succeed because they hate donald

trump. >> absolutely not. there was additional funding for border security which democrats still support today in exchange for daca and a few other things and a perm nants fiction to our immigration system. judge jeanine: what is a permanent fix? judge jeanine: what does that mean. what is comprehensive immigration reform? what is that? >> acknowledge the reality that people are coming to this country for work and we deal with it with work visas to take people out of the shadows. judge jeanine: that's what comprehensive is. they all come in to work and let's bring them out of the shadows. they don't all come to work. they come for education, medication, housing and live the

american dream. when they are not allowed to be here. if that's comprehensive immigration reform, then the only reform is to eliminate and repeal all immigration laws so everyone can come in and we can have a global party. >> there are things that need to be addressed. we need e-verify. we need to talk about 40% of the illegals on this country are on overstay visas. we also have to talk about a merit based system as well. you know what else we have to talk about? voter i.d. laws. judge jeanine: are the democrats going to shut down the government next week because they are so angry with donald trump they don't want anything to succeed, whether it's daca, the wall, they can blame him. >> the republicans have complete control of government.

the democrats aren't going to shut down anything. if they shut down government, it's on them. >> they are not going to. but here is the other thing. i kind of wish they would so the american people could understand what they are up against. only non-essential employees go home and pay re tree active. -- retroactive. i would like to know the federal employees, how many of them are essential. you can only drain the swamp if you break apart the administrative state. judge jeanine: last word. quickly. >> i keep hearing this about the 2 million people and drain the swamp. ned, you are great with the talking points, you are one of the best i have ever seen. judge jeanine: oh stop it.

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now back to "justice with judge jeanine." president trump: we need the wall for security, we need the wall for safety. we need the wall for stopping the drugs from pouring in. i imagine the people in the room democrat and republican, i believe they will couple with a solution to the daca problem and maybe beyond that immigration as a whole. judge jeanine: it has to include the wall. that from. president trump: this week. but this tweet this morning reads i don't believe the democrats really want to see a deal on daca. they are all act and no action.

this is the time. but day by day they are blowing the one great opportunity they have. too bad. joining me, arizona senate candidate joe arpaio. what do you think you have to offer the people of arizona and why at the age of 85 do you want to do this? >> i want to keep fighting for the people in arizona. i have been doing it for 30 years as a top federal dea in arizona. plus 24 years as sheriff. i have got 30 years serving the people of arizona. i supported the president in july of 2015. and i have been with him since then. i never had a hero in my life.

it took me 75 years to find a hero, and that's the president. i am going to go to washington, support his agenda, his policies, and they all relate to arizona. they affect arizona. i'm going to fight for arizona, i'm going to fight for the president, and i'll fight for the nation. if they think i'm going away and disappearing with all the garbage they throw at me the last several years, i have got news for them. judge jeanine: you were found guilty of criminal contempt and pardoned by the president. you seem to have thoughts about what happened in hawaii earlier today. what are your thoughts? >> i don't want to get into it. but i know during a investigation on a fake,

fraudulent government document, they can't even solve that. judge jeanine: i have got to push back on that a little bit. long form was filed. let's put that one away. i want to talk about what happened today in hawaii. you had specific thoughts about what happened today. >> the only thing i'm saying, they can't solve a phoney document. so now there is something wrong with that government. judge jeanine: let's keep moving because they did solve that and i'll keep pushing back on that. what do you say to those democrats who are determined to shut down the government or stop the resolution of immigration -- the immigration issue in this country being from a state impacted by more than probably the vast majority of states? >> they ought to be thanking the president. he's the one who brought the immigration problem up front when he was running for office.

they had to talk about this illegal immigration. what's wrong with a president talking on a bipartisan situation about this problem? he's a great negotiator. i don't know why all this heat is going on because he's talking about dak and illegal immigration. everybody should be thanking him, trying to get to the bottom of this. judge jeanine: the amazing thing is he's willing to go with daca. he's willing to give them that path, but they are not willing to give him the wall. i was in arizona not that's months ago, and i have never seen anything like it. there were people coming across at night, people being arrested every day. for some reason the elite think that this is okay. yet the expense that is connected to this illegal immigration is something people don't want to discuss.

>> you were riding a horse. i have been covering that border for years. i know what you are talking about. but everybody is finding fault with it. the wall is needed to keep the drugs out of our country. nobody talks about that except the president about the drug problem destroying our nation. judge jeanine: as we go forward, the number of people dying of drug overdose, opioid, and coming from mexico without a doubt is huge. and i'm not going to estimate what it is. 50,000 died from opioid abuse. we look forward to having you back during the campaign. what do jim carrey and nancy pelosi have in common? michael tammero is next. you wil

judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." you can always count on nancy pelosi to say something ridiculous and this comment doesn't disappoint. >> in terms of the bonus corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the smooze on, it's so pathetic. judge jeanine: joining me now live to talk about it all the host of the life, michael tammero. >> she is the gift that keeps on giving. for her $1,000 is crumbs. but for us it's a lot of money.

judge jeanine: it's not just walmart and apple. how many companies, at&t. >> tons of companies, months of car payments and groceries. it's real money that will have a real next their real life. this person in 2008 after the financial crisis was standing there passing out checks and calling that economic stimulus. judge jeanine: i remember when i was doing a segment, and she was like this, like avita. jamie lee curtis says this

hawaii missile scare is on you, mr. trump, the real fear mothers and fathers and children felt is on you, on your arrogance. shame on your hate-filled self. you did this. >> she admitted to digestive issues. so it sounds like she needed a little bit of that active yeah she used to push. i'm having tummy issues. judge jeanine: how do they blame him for this? >> the blame goes to the obama administration for using taxpayer dollars to kick the can down the road. judge jeanine: north and south korea are talk. that's big news.

>> that's because of trump. judge jeanine: jim carrey said i woke up this morning in hawaii with 10 minutes to live. it was a false alarm, but a real psychic warning. now this is trump's fault? do you remember when said he was the sexiest man alive and it was a joke? >> these hollywood stars should be outraged over north korea. the whole sony hack. they have all sort of forgotten about that. but donald trump is not the problem. this is why a lot of americans don't like hollywood. judge jeanine: they are a bunch of hypocrites. do i have to go through my last three opens with you?

>> she is on fire tonight. judge jeanine: why do they think they speak for real americans. every one of them gets 0-30 takes. and we are live tonight. this is live. people say to me i like to watch your show. they say what do you do on saturday night? i say i work. i worked every saturday night for six years live. i love it. i just started my p.t. tore my rotater cuff. michael tammero, thanks so much for being with us. here is something people might find outrageous, oprah winfrey for president? "street justice" is next.

judge jeanine: "street justice" is back and better than ever. this week i take you to my home town in west chess sister county, new york to see if

everyone really wants oprah to run for president in 2020. take a look. there is talk of her running against trump. what do you think? >> sure. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run against donald trump? >> i don't think so. >> no. >> she might, she has a chance. judge jeanine: beat him? >> i think she can after his statement about the haitians. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run against donald trump? >> no way. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run against donald trump? >> i don't know. she is great. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run against donald trump? >> i don't think so. >> i would vote for her.

judge jeanine: could she beat donald trump? >> yes. judge jeanine: are you sure about that? >> positive. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run for president? come on, i know i have an opinion. >> you have all the opinions. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run for president? >> absolutely not. judge jeanine: should oprah winfrey run for president? >> no. judge jeanine: i'm going to jump in the hole unless you give me a real answer. for all your questions, that's your gentleman. judge jeanine: thank you for being in desert storm. >> definitely. anybody is bert than donald. too much going on with donald.

judge jeanine: she is saying she might do it. do you any she could win? >> no. judge jeanine: did you get a lot of money from the tax reform bill? >> maybe. i haven't done my taxes yet. >> can i meet you here in february when there is suppose to be more money on your paycheck? what do you think of donald? >> he's the man. judge jeanine: do you liked the tax reform bill? why do we like him? >> because he's doing other things? you have got to stop smoking. it's the menthol. i can tell, it's a newport. so you are not happy with trump? >> no. judge jeanine: what did he do?

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dvr. thank you for watching. it's you next saturday night. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. the greg gutfeld show is next. >> donald trump is turn the oval office into a [bleep] >> [bleep], [bleep], [bleep] >> i'm a proud [bleep]. steve: this story is full of holes. [cheering and applause] here i thought this would be the big story of the week. check out this sexy kangaroo. look at him. [laughter] the big problem is he's blocking people from a restroom in