"justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: breaking tonight, apple joins with google and suspends parler from its app stores. welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine pirro. let's get right to my open. i want to be clear. the actions at the united states capitol three days ago were deplorable, reprehensible, outright criminal. these repulsive frightening actions represent the worst

break on our capitol in 200 years. i don't care with happened in the past and if those who did it think the election was stolen. 75 million of us are angry about the election but we don't storm the terrorists. and stop looking for people to blame including the dirt bag antifa. for those who did it, you did it of your own will and you will be held accountable. take the veil of politics off. anyone watching this must condemn it. in the end. what was the point? what did you get out of it? what was the plan once you got in there besides looking like a bunch of freaks, identifying yourselves with selfies,

stealing, damaging property, trespassing, looting? five people are dead in your wake. a police officer, an air force veteran, not to mention countless injured, including a young police officer on video streaming as he's being crushed, blood coming out of his mouth. did anyone stop to think with this foolhardy effort to stop the congressional hearing you have smears 75 million of us because of what you did? did anyone change their vote? no. you tarnished all the good that's been done the last four years because of this senseless lunacy. worst of all you have yielded the moral high ground to those who have repeatedly and consistently taken away our

freedoms, freedom of religion. our right to be with our families and. as you prance around like a bunch of idiots in the capitol. a man who struck a chord with us. people who never voted before. people who didn't think their vote mattered came out in droves. for four years we watched president trump deliver on his promises. he championed law and order. he supported the military and he fought to fund it like no other president in our lifetime. he fought for police as the left called to defund the police. unless they are needed in the capitol. is this a suggestion that the life of someone from the inner city is not as deserving of police protection, less valuable than a member of congress?

people are frustrated. especially when they hear comments like this. >> if it had been a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday, they would have been treated very, very differently. judge jeanine: really? they got away with police being told to stand down and prosecutors not following charges when they created chaz and chop and burnt neighborhoods and businesses and got away with it. i long believed there are two systems of justice, one for the rich and one for the poor. how the rich get away from crime and the poor don't have the ability to mount a defense and influence public opinion. today i still believe there are two systems of justice, two systems of outrage, but today there is one for the left and one for the right.

it seems the rules are applied unequally and we have lived under incredible tension on top of that for the last year. as predictable as day after night, big tech followed up on what they gave us a taste of pre-election. last night when twitter said it would permanently ban president trump from its platform of 88 million followers. the slide down the slippery slope began. censorship in the united states is the biggest threat to our freedom right now. social media is the broadcast medium our generation. it's how we communicate. it's how we get news, it's how we share our thoughts, persuade, dissuade, argue, how we laugh, emote. there is a reason freedom of speech is in the first amendment. it's the essence of our american

way. suddenly silicon valley, jack dorsey and company, they get to decide what speech is acceptable, anointing themselves as arbiters of whether what the right says is allowed to be heard. the amazing part is the united states supreme court repeatedly held that even hate speech is protected speech and cannot be regulated because it's part of our fundamental right of free speech under the first amendment. i don't like it when kamala harris goes on twitter to raise money for criminals so they can commit crimes again. but i would fight for her right to fight for it under the constitution. even the aclu has criticized the move by twitter. an apple has removed parler from its platform.

when you are removed from these platforms were the subject of derision and dismissal from your job. if you are on the left you are rewarded with a job and head of your department at the university. censorship is destructive to our free and open society. how can anyone possibly believe this is good. forget fair. the idea that people get to decide whose speech is suppressed and whose isn't is outside our american framework. as big tech continues to suppress conservative speech, the inability of americans to get the facts will be even more dire, drawing a politically influenced distinction between the truth and a lie which will create even more chaos. fiction often drives people over

the edge. whenever the media takes side in a movement, frustration results. we need a media that gives us the truth, and they have not. which prompts us to go on line. now big tech is as much as admitting they don't like what conservative people have to say. big tech must be regulated. they can no longer have the immunity under section 230 of the communications decency act. no one in congress has told them they can't to what they do. the monopolies must end. yet they continue because someone in congress has said that they can't. it's past time to peel back their immunity. the claim that they are taking down dangerous speech is absurd. the ayatollah is on twitter but

the president of the united states is not. george orwell was right. the thought police come next to punish thought crimes. personal and political thoughts that are unapproved by the government. be very, very scared. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter. #judgejeanine. if you like my open you will like my new book "don't lie to me." here with reaction to my open as well as tonight's breaking news, apple suspending parler from the apple app store. big tech censorship is back in a big way. what do you say to what is going on right now and the news just broke. >> tech censorship has never

left us, it's just accelerating at a fast pace. it moved from i don't like a few things to i don't like you at all, i don't like your opinion or i don't like anyone on that side. i often said the way facebook and twitter are going, there will be a rise of a conservative social media and liberal social media. that doesn't help to us have dialogue with each other. but we are seeing big tech joining together to say when a conservative social media site rises we'll do what we can to kill it and suppress it at the beginning to make sure the opinions we don't like are not hurt. you cannot say he single person on parler is evil and inciting riots. you cannot say every person has committed violence on parler. apple is trying to say we don't like this point of view so we'll use all our might to try to

punish that. the company said they started their companies so people could connect with each other and have dialogue. now they are doing everything they can to try to stop it. that's a problem for us. judge jeanine: you are in the united states senate. there are issues regarding anti-trust, monopoly, the communications decency act, unity. what do you expect congress to do, what can you do, and what can you do if the democrats have the house, the oval and the senate? >> the democrats do have the house and the oval. so we'll find out what exactly that looks like in the days ahead. we said in the senate we want hearings. there have been hearings in judiciary. we are working through the process to determine the best way to address that. we'll see if the democrats kill

that flips a department of justice investigation on anti-trust issues. we'll see if the biden white house kills that investigation for anti-trust issues or if they will keep that going. lots of states around the country have engaged to be able to be support this. we'll see where it progresses in the days ahead. judge jeanine: would you agree with me that that is big tech censoring the president of the united states, and apple censoring parler is one of the most dangerous things we have seen in this country as it relates to our fundamental freedom. >> you mentioned in your opening statement is exactly true. they reached a point that the big tech companies will block the president of the united states but they give an open platform for the ayatollahs in iran to spew whatever venom they

want to put out. they will give an open platform to china to protect their dominance. there are ways they can tamp down their platforms, but they are not willing to do that. they are into let me just control your speech rather than allowing people to engage in the way they want to engage. we as americans are making the choice on how we'll be responsible with choosing to speak to each other about each other. and information is blatantly fraud and false how we are going to atlanta that online. and the tech companies have to be responsible how they manage that. judge jeanine: you say it's a monster they created. i say it's a monster we allowed them to create by giving them this authority. they gave us a taste of this when they wouldn't allow anyone to read about hunter biden.

wednesday you were in the senate chamber when all this happened. i suspect -- why don't you tell us what your emotions were when you first realize there was a breach. >> it was a difficult day. we knew there were a lot of people with strong opinions. we bring it out in the senate and the house and we talk about it. that's what we do as americans. there was a push to say we can't talk about this, we can't discuss it. we know things get out when you start talking about it. i was part of group that said let's talk this out. we herd one of the house office buildings had been breached and the outside area. we are getting noise as people are tracking it online. we were in the middle of the debate. we didn't know what was happening. i was speaking in the senate at the time the notification came we have protesters inside the building and they are actively coming to the senate chamber.

i was actually debating and i looked up and saw the vice president being pulled out by his security team. they said there are protesters in the building, we have to shot this down. it was a disappointing day for us as americans. as americans we are better than this. but we know there was a group of people who were so angry they let their anger get out of control and they should be pros cuted for it. judge jeanine: one of the things going around on the internet, it was antifa and wasn't really maga. one of the i am ands was an b one of the images they had. they said look at the police. the police are bringing antifa. and then they showed the buses. behind the buses were more police cars. can you explain what that was about? i can. i am stunned that i am hearing

conservatives on line blaming the police. that's stunning to me. i'm sure there were some antifa folks there and i'm certain there were trump supporters out of control attacking this facility and take out the center of government. yes there were buses brought in. those weren't bus loads of antifa supporters. that's insane. those are buses houredly brought into evacuate members of congress because we had individuals screaming their way through the hallways, beating up capitol police in hallways screaming where are they, where are they. capitol police were trying to get control. there were buses brought in but they were to evacuate us. judge jeanine: i am not even sure the bulingses were from

that day. senator liu tweeted out we hit 180 co-sponsors of articles of impeachment. i think it's congressman ted lieu. what do you expect monday? >> we are really in a very heated moment as a country. we had some very foolish actions of trump supporters stepping into the capitol doing something they should not have done. it's a disgrace to the entire country. we have to bring volume down. speaker pelosi talking about impeach the president with one week to go is trying to make a difficult situation more difficult. right now we need to turn the rhetoric down, not try to turn the volume up. it's best when there is a fire

to not pour gasoline on it. but to pour water on it. when the house said we are not going to be in session until january 20, to say we are coming back into session to pour gas on the fire is a foolish things to do. let's allow the last week of this presidency to finish out and have a transition of government on january 20. judge jeanine: which he said he's willing to do. senator james lankford, good to have you on from oklahoma. still ahead, corey lewandowski, governor mike huckabee, tom fitton, and dave rubin. we'll be back in a moment. see every delivery...

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judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice" twitter and big tech banning president trump after the capitol siege. but is this censorship just the binning? limits ask congressman scalise.

we knew they didn't like people on the right and didn't like the president. but apple is take down parler which is pretty much a right conservative communication social network. how far can this go and as a congressman what can you do? >> judge, a lot of alarming things about last week. but the censoring from big tech has been going on for a long time. the washington posted article that's been proven correct about hunter biden was banned by twitter. we need conservative alternatives. it's really just free speech alternatives. it's what started fox news. all the mainstream media prior to fox news being created would only tell the left's story. there was no fair and balanced reporting and it created a vacuum. there is a need for more parlers and public squares, places where

people can go to talk about ideas. conservatives are being silenced by big tech and it's a serious problem. judge jeanine: what can you do? can you take away their immunity? the doj is suing them for anti-trust violations. when is the government going to regulate these people? >> if you look at the laws already, they don't qualify for the protections of the law because those protections section 230 or others are there for people who are true public squares, town halls. that's not what they are anymore. they are censors and publishers. the ayatollah can post there. once they say they will allow certain speech, but not all speech, they don't deserve the liability protections.

so all of that needs to be addressed. >> i know that. but this is the next hill for people on the right. we can't share our ideas, our thoughts. we can't learn about what people are saying who are conservatives or republicans. this is major stuff. but i want to segue back to election integrity. there are millions of americans who are not happy with the election and don't trust what happened. i know it's up to the states. but can be done by the states to insure that there is signature verification or voter i.d., or the mail-in doesn't change the election laws a minute before the election. what do you recommend so americans people comfortable with a free and fair election?

>> what we have got to get back is to what our founding fathers laid out in the constitution. legislatures are the party that's supposed to determine what election looks like in each state. i don't want the federal government run can the elections. you look at some of the changes made in the last minute. it wasn't through legislative bodies. they went to a court where they shot they could get a favorable opinion and got rid of things like voter i.d. and added same-day registration. things that make it rife for voter fraud. in my state we confronted voter fraud that had been going on for decades. everybody ought to play by the same set of rules. that's something we need to address. we need to find out the rules on election night. when a large state like florida and texas can get their returns

by 10:00 at night. new york is still counting votes from the november election. the claudia tenney race hasn't been called yet. judge jeanine: i have to ask you a question. you were shot by someone when you were a congressman, by someone looking for republicans. you were in the house when it was literally breached by this mob. is it worth it being a congressman? >> look, judge. we have to fight for this country. and we are going to fight for the future of this country. what we saw wednesday was disturbing on so many fronts. i was angry about what i saw, and the people who did it are anarchists, whether they support president trump or whatever their motivation was, they need

to be held fully accountable, arrested. one police officer is dead. my heart goats out to the family of officer sicknick who died. a lot of police officers were attacked and are still recovering from those injuries. that's not who we are as americans. we need to stand up against that. and it can never happen again. we need to fortify the capitol. our enemies in the world are watching us, too. there is no excuse for what they did. our enemies were watching this and saw how to get into the united states capitol. judge jeanine: shame on us. congressman steve scalise, our hats off to you thank you for what you do. the impeachment push is on again. but are democrats going too far

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vowing a smooth transition in the wake of a dead lire siege on capitol hill. former trump 2020 senior advisor and coauthor of "america first, corey lewandowski. now they want to impeach him again. let me ask you a more direct question. what do you think the president's legacy will be in light of what happened wednesday. >> if you listen to the mainstream media the legacy will be a failure of the last four years. but the truth is our country is stronger than ever with our military. he put middle east peace back on the table with israel. and he grew our economy, rebuilt our economy, and made us the the even envy of the world. so all of that if you listen to

the mainstream media will be pushed aside because of one day and people who need to be held accountable for what they did. i sat my family down when i got back from washington. i said do you remember when black lives matter ran through the streets and burned businesses and police stations. i'd told you i would not doll rate that. unlike the hypocrites on the left, it's never condoned on the right or the left. unfortunately all people hear is it's trump's fault and it's only the conservatives who do damage. judge jeanine: in line with that, they are continuing to press on with big tech now. you know the president had 88 million twitter followers. this is the way he communicated with people, the way to get

around people. the president suggested he will find another platform. do you know what he's thinking or what his options are to communicate with the public? >> i don't know specifically. i wouldn't want to get out in front of him. but the president has been very successful first as a candidate, and then as a president bypassing the mainstream media. he never had to call a press conference. and the notion they can ban twitter and fn * and others can want leader of the free world, the president of the united states, think of what that does to every day americans who want to disagree on one of those social platforms. if they can do it to donald trump, the president of the united states, they can do it to anybody. that should scare everybody. judge jeanine: with this impeachment effort they say they can get it through the house next week, and they may try the president once joe biden takes

office. the hate is intense. what do you think the point is? >> the point is to embarrass donald trump. they hated him since he came down that golden escalator. this doesn't help our country whatsoever. the president has been clear. he's leaving office on january 20. he conceded the fact that joe biden will be president of the united states. it does no good for the country or anybody else to have this montana go through an impeachment trial when the first one was a complete farce. joe biden and obama knew the russia collusion campaign was a hoax. never once to this day have they come forward to tried to stop the impeachment against donald trump. judge jeanine: the sad part about all this, corey lewandowski, politics is about them, and not us the people.

corey lewandowski, thanks for being with us. will a democrat senate roll back all of president trump's accomplishments? we are talking about that and more with fox news contributor governor mike huckabee

judgnine: the democrats will control the senate as the biden-harris administration is sworn in. will all the good president trump did be erased? mike huckabee joins me now to discuss that and more. thanks for being with us. what do you think the answer to that question is. if all of the good the president has done be erased by these trump haters? >> well, not all of it. but a whole lot of it will. they can't undo moving the embassy to jers. they won't be able to undo the

reset of the middle east or the support of the military. they will probably go back to the paris peace accords and pushing for the green new deal. all this cheap energy we have enjoyed because the president put us in a position where we are energy independent for the first time in 70 years. so people will be paying more to drive their cars and heat their homes. judge jeanine: with the deregulation that allows small businesses to go forward in spite of the pandemic, what do you think is going to happen ultimately in america? i don't know that we have ever been more divided. big tech came i in and put their

big foot on the voices of supporters of the president. where do we go from here? >> my mother would have said it this way, we are in a mell of a hess. because she can't want to swear. big tech acts like someone elected them to run and rule the country. and they are simply a platform. imagine if your wireless carrier called you up and said we don't like your conversations and we don't like who you have been talking to, we just cut your phone off. that's what the social media companies are doing. the people in congress are talking about hearings. i am sick of hearings. we had hearings and nothing has been changed. quit having the hearings, start writing legislation with teeth tonight and start putting our

feet on these big tech companies. that's what we sent to you washington to do. >> if term limits were ever a thought anyone, i would think now they would be thinking about it more than ever. but it's real simple. all you have to do is get a law passed that eliminates the immunity and protection they have under section 230 of the decency act. and hopefully the monopoly will come to an end. let's talk about what happens over the next two years. as republicans become more and more frustrated. we saw what the frustration and anger did. i'm a prosecutor. what do we expect in 022? >> i think we'll have a good

chance of taking the house and senate. i think the democrats are overreach like they did in obama's first two years. i remember president obama saying to john mccain, john, elections have consequences and we won. in other words, shut up, he he can explained. that's what we'll see, an arrogant, spiteful approach by democrats. the country will see it for what it is. they will start suffering under higher taxes and globalization. you may not like him, buff he got some things done. when that starts eroding you will see people looking for a different level of leadership. judge jeanine: thank you, governor mike huckabee. we'll be

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judge jeanine: apple suspends parler and big tech dropping the hammer on conservatives. tom, you know i love you. you get information that congress can't get all the time because you sue everybody.

let's talk about big tech, section 30. for some reason they get protected. what can we do about their protection? >> the law should be reformed because the courts are misinterpreting it to allow them to participate in discriminatory censorship. they locked me out of twitter yesterday after i posted a tweet that they previously found to be not in violation of their rules. they tell me i can't go back on for seven days. it's not just about censoring people for saying the wrong things. they don't want us to be on the internet anywhere. going over to parler may work for some time. but i predict unfortunately that parler won't be around in a few weeks the way things are going. judge jeanine: it isn't. they suspended it today.

>> just in the last few minutes. it's not just apple and google play. now the amazon servers have gone down for parler. they are down for about a week. >> the red wedding in game of throans when they took out half of the characters. we are seeing the red wedding of social media. i started locals.com. we build digital homes for creators. i am pretty sure you are about to launch on there. we are trying to give people tools so you can create an internet that's better for you. but we are not perfect, we are not safe. we know the knives are out for everybody. a whole bunch of us told you this was coming. if they take out trump the way they have systematically knocks

him off all these things. this doesn't matter what you think about trump. they are showing you, we can come for anybody, and everyone should be standing up. the media cheers it on was orange man bad. judge jeanine: we take responsibility for what we do. >> that violence was inexcusable. but the left said if you oppose their policies, that's the equivalent of violence. >> if you raise questions about election integrity or the lockdowns you can't be on the internet. opposing policy is a reason for you to be removed from these big tech companies. section 0 never envisioned that taking place. the fcc needs to go after these companies for engaging in business fraud telling people

they are removing them for one reason when in fact they are removing them for another. >> i hate to tell you with biden and the democrats controlling the senate, we are in a lot of trouble. everybody needs to figure out an offramp. they are watching this right now. someone at facebook and twitter are watching these shows, they are figuring out how can we get everybody else. this was coordinated and we know it. no one is coming to save us. this really is it. judge jeanine: tom -- >> we use the u.s. postal service. the internet is not safe for any conservatives in terms of being protected from censorship no matter where you are. judge jeanine: what did you say we use? >> we use the mail.

judge jeanine: the mail? >> the old-fashioned way. the u.s. postal service. judge jeanine: dave rubin has a good idea. go. go ahead. >> david beat goliath. the little guy can beat the big guy. these things seem huge and we can never escape them. but they will destroy themselves and we need to build some things in the meantime.

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castles, castles and more castles. i had the best time doing this with fox nation. it premiers this monday on fox nation. anyway thanks so much for watching. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth justice and the americ don't forget i'm on cameo and i will be on local. greg: we should all be disgusted by bad behavior and to anyone watching that showed knows it when they see it. destruction violence bullying you know your heart is run. why you were horrified during the mostly peaceful riots in cities burned in businesses were torch and white you saw the ugliness in the capitol building you felt really gross. we believe in the rule of law. we aren't like them. we aren't the rioters and the looters the media identifies and excuses and