is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm "judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us and thank you for making justice pull one in viewers last weekend. pam bondi from the president's legal team is here. acting director u.s. citizenship and immigration services, ken cuccinelli. lisa boothe will join us as well as lara trump from the trump 2020 team. and the daytona 500 is tomorrow.

i spent the day at legendary speedway hang out with fans, a few drivers, and taking a spin in the pace car. i'll show you the preparations for the race tomorrow. but first my open. as the democrat clown car literally packed with b-list candidates, bernie, biden, and buttigieg and bloomberg, the rest of us watch curiously to see who the winner will be. as these democrat primaries continue, understand that you are looking at the most extreme leftist agenda america has ever witnessed. so you need to start worrying. in fact, you need to be afraid.

these people don't care about you or law and order. i will say it again neese people don't care about you, your safety, civil tranquility, innocent americans, or law and order. if they did, they would support the police, law enforcement, i.c.e., border patrol, the military and all the agencies designed to protect the safety of the american citizenry. but no, these leftists openly defy the law and protect those who are guilty of violating it. as a result, areas of crime are being created that endanger innocent americans in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. we are beginning to see how the left's reliance on identity politics which focuses on race, gender, class and sexual

orientation. and seeks to protect the guilty and punish the innocent. just this week in new york, a 92-year-old grandmother was raped and murdered by an illegal immigrant set free by new york city officials who defied federal authorities, who soot custody and de -- who sought custody and detention of that's illegal individual. but it's nothing new. we have seen it across the country where governors and mayors decide illegals who are criminals should not be handed over to see is * for deportation, but instead thud be allowed to roam freely among us. but folks it will only get worse if a democrat debts elected into the white house. what does this have to do with the democrat primary?

everything. those seeking to be commander-in-chief are part of this constructionist, ignore the law men talt. bernie sanders is an out-and-out socialist who calls america from a racist society from top to bottom. he believes everyone should be able to vote, even felons who are in prison. he does not care about law and order. pete buttigieg, a mayor of a town in indiana has proven over and over again he doesn't know or understand anything about law and order. michael bloomberg is somewherey for what he said when he talked about law and order and still can't figure out what he meant when i talked about law and order. joe biden, he still can't figure out whether law and order is a requirement or a television

show. so these political clowns don't care that americans overwhelmingly support enforcement of the law. so why wouldn't they? their goal is simple, they get the power when illegals vote because they know they lost the vote of law abiding americans who support the constitution. the leftists prefer to subjugate the laws of the lands even if it means sacrificing the rest of us at the altar of identity politics. they know if they can give illegals driver's license that they can use to register to vote. but you may not need that, there are politicians interested in having illegals vote. and the latest leftist suicide

fact with crime continues with bail reform. it may sounds great, but it's a nightmare with these radicals believe th the i am the i am -s a get out of jail free pass but they are wrong. the constitution recognizes the legality of the imposition of bail. but it's not bail reform. it's let them loose. if they victimize others while they are out, so be it. as you can see from just one day in new york city, the front pages of two major newspapers reflect what appears to be

agrowing crime epidemic because of a liberal kumbaya b.s. a bank robber who robbed five banks was let out to rob two more banks. they should have been in jail pending trial. these were public safety emergencies. the purpose of bail is to insure someone returns to court. i know that. but no bail when someone is a danger to the community sends a message. go for it. if we give you no bail, we are telling you you are free to go out and reoffend. so should serial pedophiles who prefer to have sex with children

be let out on bail to go out and reoffend? i don't think so and i don't think you do either. but this highlights the radical difference between the right and the left and how they view your safety. look at the tent cities with the highest violent crime rates in the country. they are all run by democrat mayors. coincidence? i think not. now take a lot at the next chart with the 10 cities with the highest numbers of homicides in the country. every one of those cities has a democrat as a mayor. the next time you watch for the outcome of the democrat primary ask yourselves if you want a country that reflects the policy on a national revel where the rights of the criminal are sacrosanct and the rights of the

victims are ignored. the criminals are coddled as if they are violated and not the violated. if that's what you want, by all means vote for the democrats. but keep wow eye on the democrats who don't care about the rules. but as i said, you need to be afraid. you need to be very, very afraid. that's my open. let me know what you think on my facebook and twitter trash tag judge jeanine. '. -- #judgejeanine. former florida attorney general pam bondi joins me now. as the former attorney general and assistant d.a. you are

familiar with bail. is the concept of bail and the requirement someone stay in jail if they don't make bail is unconstitutional and unfair, and as a result people are being freed to reoffend. some of them aren't even coming back. what do you think should be done about this? was this something you had to deal with when you were attorney general? >> when i was a career prosecutor, thank goodness we had great judges like you who would look at the facts you are supposed to look at. if someone is arrested, you have to look at what you said. if they are a flight risk. someone with 138 prior arrests? they are a flight risk. you have to look at if there is a victim involved, if they could harm the victim. the number one thing is if they

are a danger to our community. this isn't political. it should be about whether we can keep our citizens safe. our police officers safe on the streets, and whether someone will come back to court. judge jeanine: the purpose of bail is to reassure the return of the offender. dangerousness is not one of the criteria. should bail be readjusted? they are loosening it up. instead of saying if you are likely to kill someone as the opposed to giving them an order of protection like we witnessed in new york, ms-13 gang members. and the prosecutor had to testify against the defendants, he ends up dead. so it's all going against the

law enforcement and the victim. i believe it's the criminal and it's the liberals who feel sorry for them who are pushing this agenda. >> they completely are. they are look out for the criminals instead of the victims and the citizens of our community who could be hurt. look at everything president trump has done, given everything to our military, our police officers, everything to strengthen our police and military. they are trying to undermine that by letting criminals, people charged with crimes out of jail without bond. it's to shiern they arife back in court. but it's also to protect our communities. that's why we have top have good judges in place and tough strict laws that have to be enforced.

judge jeanine: you know, i know you are a special advisor to the president within the office of white house counsel and you can't comment on prosecutorial decisions. but there was something that got a lot of people frustrated and that's the decision by the department of justice to not prosecute andrew mccabe who was found by the inspector general to have falsely testified or sworn under oath, and on the other side, and a decision made to not prosecute him. and on the other side, roger stone, that same department of justice made a decision to recommend the sensing of 7- -- the sentencing of 7-9 years. i know you can't comment on the prosecution side of it. but is there any question in your mind that 7-9 years for

roger stone is too much. and not going add mccabe, is there still. >> deep state in the justice department. >> to start with with mccabe. what do we know from the horowitz report? he's a disgrace to the fbi. he gave numerous false statements under oath. he was part of the comey-mccabe with a fake steele dossier pushed it forward despite pushback from the cia. inspector horowitz was very clear. the man is a disgrace. he's not a good person. the fbi is very lucky to be rid of him and our country is lucky to be rid of him. but then you go to someone like roger stone. you remember when they raided roger stone's house? they treated him like he was a mass murderer in the middle of the night.

they went into his house with guns drawn. that man was not a threat to lives, to society. but they arrest him that way. judge jeanine: isn't that proof of my theory that you have got a deep state trying to go after republicans in a way that's so unlike how they handled democrats? it's ridiculous. you are the expert here, pam. >> the justice department and bill barr stepped in and did the right thing. the justice department said roger stone does not need 7 7-years in prison. they were going above the guidelines on him. so the justice department did the right thing there. when you get disproportionate sentences especially with someone with roger stone's

backgrounds, it's sad for our country. judge jeanine: thank you for being with us. >> enjoy daytona. judge jeanine: thank you. talking 2020 with lara trump. the state of law and order in america when it comes to illegal immigration. i will speak with ken cuccinelli left. rev up your engines and strap it in. it's the eve of the daytona 500. i can't miss tonight's street justice from daytona. even i took a high-speed ride. sometimes your small screen is your big screen.

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judge jeanine: president trump and governor cuomo met in the white house but they weren't able to agree on a ban for the green light law that allows illegals to get driver's licenses. here to discuss that is acting

deputy secretary of the homeland security department as well as director u.s. citizenship and immigration service, ken cuccinelli. we have an group komo who decides illegals should get driver's licenses. the president said okay, you want to do that, i need to have access to that information if i'm going to allow new yorkers to access global even twri to get into there is -- global entry to get into this country quicker, and cuomo says you are not getting this information. new yorkers freak out, i know because i am one of them. they meet on thursday. anything happen? >> we didn't resolve anything. we had a vigorous chat. but i would note, the key wasn't that they gave licences to illegals. the key was that they cut off

the department homeland security to having access to their dmv data bases which are critical to conducting law enforcement and national security work for the department of homeland security. it's amazing that one of the three states like mine, virginia, that was hit on 9/11 is walking backwards on this critical information sharing. but that's what they are doing with their political virtue signaling. judge jeanine: what is the information the federal government could access from those records that would help you decide whether someone is a danger to the rest of us? >> there are a number of things in that data base. first of all, simply confirming if you have a driver's license whether this is real and this is actually the identification, the identify of the person in front of you if you are a law enforcement officer. or look up witnesses in an

investigation. if you couple on a vehicle, knowing who owns that vehicle, or are there any warrants or are there any warrants. the most dangerous thing law enforcement does is couple on a vehicle they that have pulled over. it's a very dangerous moment for a law enforcement officer. finally, all the updated criminal information, warrants, temporary restraining orders, people who committed domestic violence. all sorts of things are contained in that date today base. and they tell us whether that person can be a trusted traveler, and b whether if they are who they say they are. and whether they are dangerous to that law enforcement officer. there is an awful lot that comes through that data base. judge jeanine: the consent of this when it comes top sanctuary

cities. you have the liberals on the left not allowing law enforcement to access information so you can protect the safety of innocent americans is absolutely stunning to me. i understand that the president has just recently decided to take some of the border patrol off the border and start sending them into the cities to assist in some investigations. >> so a number of different law enforcement officers you will see supporting i.c.e. and their efforts to do removals and enforce immigration laws of various kinds. cbp partners with ice and many other areas is the ones you read about most recently. it's not that unusual. but we are looking for any way we can because it is a priority for the president and this white house to expand our ability to enforce immigration law.

judge jeanine: i was looking at the cost. it says fair study in 2017 found illegal immigrants are a net consumer of taxpayer benefits worth $100 million a year not including the cost of enforcing the border. the american medical association found the immigration insurance program $200 billion a year in emergency treatment and $1.2 billion in infant delivery expenses. we can't afford it. >> it defeats their goal of letting them all in and he raising our border and our sovereignty. there are real costs. you talked about some dollars. there are human costs. there are all of these crimes in

sanctuary cities. it isn't a question of the rate of crimes. these are a crimes that are 100% preventable. you heard from my friend pam bondi. -these are people who shouldn't have to be taken off the street because they shouldn't in this country. for every single one of those the left is trying to protect and defend, there are crime victims harmed by those people. that's who we prioritize and president trump prioritizes them as crime victims. judge jeanine: lara trump is still ahead. and my panel power is back on "justice." lisa boothe will join us for a fun debate with chris hahn.

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coming out of iowa and new hampshire, joe biden is sinking fast. >> before he even announced he was running, i was never nervous about joe biden. he doesn't connect with. he the way donald trump does. what does it mean for the polls that are apparently so accurate. joe biden has obviously had a lot of gaffes and ground he has to make up. but i don't think he connects with people. it felt almost to me like somebody said to him, you have to be more donald trump than donald trump. yelling at people and getting angry up there. but it didn't work for joe biden. third type is not a charm for him and it won't work out.

judge jeanine: you have a 78-year-old bernie sanders who is a far left progressive more socialist, and:pete buttigieg. do you run different cap pains against them? >> our overall strategy is to tout the accomplish thes of president trump. we leave smog to chance. we have to he val way if you are running against socialist bernie sanders and how huh con last -- and how you contrast that. if that happens to continue to be a trend that we see him on the rise, he had very little experience and he's very young.

judge jeanine: when you talk about bernie sanders, you know socialism is part of the fight. with buttigieg, what is his message in what are you fighting? >> we don't really know because he hasn't made himself clear on' of anything other than i can beat donald trump. their only mess and and only platform is i can beat president trump. if that's all you are running on, i don't think you will get the american people behind you. i don't think the american people would rally behind a socialist. but they are running to beat donald trump but that is their problem. they have nothing to run on but look at what donald trump has actually done. judge jeanine: then you get into michael bloomberg. he has endless amounts of money.

he's willing to sing it into his own campaign or anyone else's campaign because he doesn't want donald trump to be president. who is willing to put hundreds of millions of dollars into defeating donald trump? >> i think he could take a page from 016 and ache a look back that it doesn't ultimately matter. you are not a good candidate, it doesn't matter. in 2016, hillary clinton had so many more money that donald trump. the base of that party that is anti-capitalism and doesn't like millionaires. this an old rich guy buying his way into the democratic nomination. that won't sit well with the

people on the left. judge jeanine: now they are talking about impeaching attorney general barr. he may be faced with more impeachment if you listen to people like elizabeth warren. how does the president balance all this? >> he's amazing in general. i don't know how he does it all. i wish i had the trick. we could all learn from donald trump. instead of fighting him he day, people in congress are doing what they sent him to washington, d.c. to do. you see the success we had. what about they backed him up and said let's do what's great for the american people. it's so sad, actually. judge jeanine: baby carolina is how old now?

>> she is 5 months old. we are so blessed every day. it's the reason eric and i fight so hard for this country. judge jeanine: the president will be there tomorrow and you are getting

judge jeanine: president trump makes history tomorrow as the first president to be made the daytona 500 grand marshal. take a look. we are here at the world center of racial in daytona getting ready for the daytona 500 tomorrow where the president will tell the drivers to start their engines, getting ready for the big race tomorrow. we are going into the stands to find out what everyone thinks about the biggest race in nascar. why are you here? >> we love daytona and we love nascar. judge jeanine: there is a part of the country that don't know anything about nascar. what do you want them to know? >> it's fun, it's friendly, it's

loud and it smells good. >> you have to get to the racetrack. because you can't feel the excitement, you can't smell the smelds, you can't seat people, you can't meet new friends. it's loud, it's fast, it's fun. judge jeanine: a lot of people in the united states don't know about nascar and they snub their nose about it. what would you tell them. >> the excitement, the fun, the cars, the power, the speed. >> the engines, when they crank up those engines and they go around the track. your body vibrates with excitement. judge jeanine: what do you say to americans who don't come to these races, do you think they should? >> absolutely. the leader of the freed world is going to be here.

judge jeanine: what would you tell people? >> god, family, country. judge jeanine: the president will be here tomorrow. >> i'm excited. judge jeanine: is he going to win in 2020? >> of course. >> i watch you all the time. you are my hero. how do you think the chances are? >> i hope better than average. daytona is one of these places you never know what's going to happen. judge jeanine: how long have you been doing this? >> 30 years. judge jeanine: ways it that nation it. >> on the ownership side sometimes i wonder why i'm doing all this because the bills are so big. but engineering these cars and thinking about how to design and change and build them to outcompete your competitors is

important too. judge jeanine: with the name trump and pence on your car, doesn't that give an added benefit? >> city just want to say we support the president 100%. i'm honored to be caring them on our car, for mike harmon racing, i'm honored. greg: greg has been driving for 18 years. he says it says toyota but it goes really fast. how are you going to be prove that today. >> we'll be making some laps around the racetrack and i think you will be surprised. judge jeanine: how much cars would there be next to each other. three wide? that was fast? >> that's not fast. judge jeanine: can we go faster. >> sure, we can go faster.

judge jeanine: how fast are we going now. >> almost 200. judge jeanine: good, keep going. how about i drive. >> that would work. judge jeanine: tune in tomorrow for the big event, the daytona 500 on fox and fox sports at 2:30:00 p.m. president trump is the grand marshal. i'll be there, too. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'.

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store, judge dineen.store and get a shirt that passes a political correctness is is morally right. note politically correct morally right. greg gutfeld is coming up and i will see you next saturday back in new york. >> sound the alarm that way, that will let everybody know what has happened. >> all of the alarms have gone off, they are ringing the incredibly loud at a ten alarm fire. it can set off an alarm bell. the alarms are ringing. what do alarms do, they are supposed to wake us up, in this case we are awake. what do we do, how about hitting the snooze button. [laughter] [cheering] greg: let's start out with a