strolling together on the beach. but their actions were outdone by the member of the group, justin trudeau. he shut up and bumped elbows in a mask and took it off later only to realize he wasn't in canada. we hope you have the best weekend with the ones that you love. we will see you monday. have a great week in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." justice in america. i am judge jeanine shapiro in for sean. but tonight start with the economy. taxes, spending, and the deficit are all at record levels. your paychecks are now worth less than ever. a whopping 5% in may. meats, fruits, vegetables, low

lumber. it's all more expensive. gas is up 56% over last year. this is a crisis. in a brand-new axial focus group, only 3 out of 13 voters said they felt the u.s. economy is booming while most feared and impending collapse be of the group is also worried about unemployment and blamed the government for so many people out of work. "nearly all of the voters believe that people are not looking for jobs because they make more from claiming unemployment benefits." unfortunately, the economy is just one of the many crisis on unfolding. two iranian warships are sailing across the atlantic. they are likely headed to venezuela. to reportedly deliver seven fast attack ships that could be used

to used to interrupt key american supply routes along the panama canal. it's unclear if the biden administration has any plans to stop this or any potential arms deal. there are also concerns that biden's upcoming meeting with vladimir putin will be a disaster. today the russian president sat down with and bc and trashed by it in the ahead of their meeting. >> you once described president trump as a bright person, talented. how would you describe present biden? >> even now i believe that former u.s. president mr. trump is an extraordinary individual, talented individual. otherwise you not know mike would not have become president beauties a colorful individual. you may like him or not. some like it, some don't like it. but that is a fact. president biden, of course, is radically different from trump because president biden is a

career man. he spent virtually his entire adulthood in politics. just think of the number of years he spent. a different kind of person. it's my great hope that yes, there is some advantages, some disadvantages. they will be any impulse based movements on behalf of the president. >> jeanine: clearly this upcoming meeting will be highly contentious. you'd have to wonder if joe biden is up to the task. at the main stream media doesn't care. "time" magazine just published an absurd cover where they tried to make biden look as cool and as powerful as possible. no easy feat i might add. joining us now with more from the trump organization, eric trump. good evening, eric. great to have you with us tonight. i'm going to start with that last bout we heard from vladimir putin comparing your father with joe biden. what say you? >> listen, i think pollutant is laughing at biden. and i hate to say that.

i am pro-american to the core, but he's laughing at him. just look at the end actions. russian fighter planes are buzzing our ships right now. you see what they are doing, they are building pipelines despite all of europe with oil and gas, despite the fact that the xl pipeline is being shut down over here. he of the russians hacking major -- the colonial pipeline, you have the russians hacking our food companies. i could go on and on. a spy satellite into space. it goes on, and on, and on. they know they are not afraid of biden pair they are not intimidated by biden. and it's very, very sad that kind of weakness that this current organization is displaying. be one clearly weakness has already been displayed. i want to stay with the news

that we are talking about, the economy. the biden administration keep saying while, this kind of inflation thing is temporary. and yet at the same time, it doesn't appear to be temporary. it seems that biden is trying to solve all of our problems by throwing money at it. and that is one of the root causes of inflation. >> that's right britt look at fuel costs. they are up 56%. look at just oil, meaning heating oil. look at food. anybody who owns a small business, anybody who owns a restaurant, look at food costs right now in this country. look at lumber and building supplies. how expensive it is to build anything right now. they are totally destroyed, they are totally shot. products are literally back boarded. you've got 5% inflation -- he mentioned that at the top of the show appeared i could go on, and on, and on.

you can't get any kind of return at banks. they are paying you five bits on your money right now but i could literally go on and on. we have a lot of problems. before we talk about the southern border where you've literally millions of people coming through unchecked. before you talk about crime rising in major cities all over the place. before you talk about labor shortages. again, small businesses literally have no where to. the guy, his policy decisions and lack of respect that you see around the world -- judge, this guy's policy decisions and policy actions, it's been a disaster for this country. it's so sad to see. >> it's very painful to hear a small businesses -- from small business owners who've had their businesses closed as a result of the pandemic. to then come back and say, it's open but i can't get people to work because the government is saying more to say home than they would make if they came to work. and that is the biden administration issue.

i also and i want to talk about those iranian ships. here's a quote from the iranian television peer they said there navy is improving its long-term durability and unfavorable cds and the atlantic's unfavorable weather conditions. now isn't it interesting that they are testing out the waters and you have to wonder, what are the iranians doing and although they haven't told us they are going to venezuela, anonymous sources suspect that they are. >> you know what they are doing? they are testing biden right now and america is failing in terms of answering that test. do you remember a couple years ago you had iranian gunships, boats going around our aircraft carriers and around other naval vessels we had. he literally said that in a tweet, that any iranian vessel getting anywhere near a u.s. worship, sink them. as commander-in-chief, i give

them the full approval to sink that boat. and guess what? they stopped doing it pretty stopped messing with our warships, they stopped messing with our servicemen and women overseas. it's because it was a sign of power. my father rose to that occasion but the problem is the entire world sees his weakness. russia, as we were just talking about, is watching this weakness. clearly they are testing every single day and they are going to do more and more and more if we don't get very, very strong with our adversaries around the world. >> it's interesting, eric. testing is one thing, but actually sending over a destroyer with these seven attack ships -- this is serious stuff. and there's no question with president trump that would not have happened. anyway, eric trump, thank you so much for being with us tonight. we appreciate it. thank you. all right, and four years this program has warned you about the

growing races of anti-semitism inside the democratic party. this week after congresswoman ilhan omar compare the united states to the taliban, a handful of democrats finally worked up the courage to send her a letter politely criticizing her remarks. needless to say, that did not sit well with the always angry perpetual victim, rashida tlaib, who complained to her 1.4 million toile are twitter followers that freedom of speech doesn't exist for muslim women n congress. while rashida tlaib pretends to be a victim had a gun, several of her democratic colleagues are now blocking african-american republican congressmen byron donalds for joining the congressional black caucus.

one white host on cnn, rihanna keeler, actually accused donald of being out of step with the african-american cause. and in his statement, donald's office responded "white liberals like cnn's breanna kaler can't comprehend black republicans." congressmen will join us in a moment, but first, let's turn briefly to another serious issue. and that issue is critical race theory. one virginia parent who survived maoist china joined sean last night and blasted the critical race theory accusing the curriculum of indoctrinating our kids could watch this. >> what is going on in our school and in our country is really a replay of the cultural evolution in china. and i want people to see, there's similarities and the similarities are terrifying. they use the same ideology and

same methodology, even the same vocabulary. the ideology is cultural marxism. and we were divided into groups of oppressor and oppressed. and here we use race. there they use class. it's beyond joining us now as florida congressmen byron donalds. all right, welcome congressmen. it's great to have you on this evening. first i should speak to you about what is going on in congress where the african-american caucus will not allow you to be a part of that caucus. what is that all about? >> judge, good to be with you this evening. i talked to a couple of members in the cbc when i first got sworn in. they asked if i would be interested in joining, i said i would be had when i was in florida's legislature i was in the legislative black caucus and it was a very active member.

even though there was a lot of issues where i did not agree with the legislative black caucus, there were areas where we could agree to work together and do powerful things for the state of florida and for black citizens of the state of florida. i wanted to continue that same work at the national level, but the members of the congressional black caucus haven't responded at all. it wasn't until this week when an article dropped that i really heard there was anything going on. but look, here's the seriousness of the situation. we can have this dialogue as members of congress. just because i'm a conservative black men and they may be more liberal in their stances doesn't mean we can't find common ground in certain areas. i think the dialogue between conservatives and liberals is important for the future of our country because we have to get to the policies that are going to work for everybody. if we see what's going on in america right now with one-way government, it's not working for our country. >> jeanine: the amazing part of it is that they are so open and blatant about it.

you are a congressman who is black and they are openly saying you are not allowed to be a part of this. so how can the american people have any faith and these people that they believe and discuss issues with people from the other side of the aisle. i mean, it is just -- it is out there. >> listen, one thing is clear from joe biden's inauguration speech appeared he talked about unity then, we've not seen any unity since that point up on capitol hill paired this is just another example of that. >> jeanine: what can you do about that? is there anything you can do? is there anyone you can appeal to? >> first of all, i'm not going to go begging on my hands and needs. we will see where we go from there.

but let's -- if you don't want me to part of it, let's have a conversation. really understand everything i am about and the things i stand for like making sure kids have great access to education and making sure our economy is robust and we don't have inflation squeezing poor people and squeezing their dollars. making sure our border actually works and we are not empowering the cartel and helping them make billions of dollars this year. let's talk about my ideas and see if that works in the cbc, but let's have that conversation bro don't just do it through the media through leaks but let's sit down and talk to one another. >> jeanine: all right, i want to now jump and talk about rashida tlaib and ilhan omar. and you know, the kind of messages that they are sending and what they are saying. first of all, you have ilhan omar -- she was a refugee, she came here, rashida tlaib -- both of them are questioning a lot of -- a lot of people are questioning what they are doing good i will leave it at that. how much anti-american

propaganda do you think nancy pelosi is willing to take from her own side? >> she's willing to take a whole lot more. because the truth is, she needs the votes from the squad to get anything done in congress. there was a vote a couple of weeks ago and they literally -- the squad held up the vote because they didn't want to go along with the funding supplemental for the state of israel. and they held it up. so she is going to tolerate a lot from them. but it's very unfortunate, because what ilhan omar said was unconscionable and it should never be tolerated. democratic members of congress who are jewish who called her out should have called her out and frankly all 35 of them should've called her out. and for them to complain about how they don't have freedom of speech, that is just ridiculous. every member is free to speak. nobody stops them. spew on amazing part of it is if it's not ilhan omar's first offense as it relates to the history of her anti-semitic remarks, she's also on the foreign affairs committee.

if she were of republican, i guess she wouldn't be on the committee much longer, would she? >> no, she would not have. that is what would've happened, judge for this is the hypocrisy from the democrats on capitol hill. it never changes. >> jeanine: all right, congressman donald, thanks so much for being with us. and straight ahead, jeff toobin returns to cnn to address his zoom masturbation scandal. we will react to more far left hypocrisy on this special edition of this be 20. introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible.

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: it hasn't been a good week for mainstream media

mob and inspector general report recently found that president trump did not order officers to clear and tear gas black lives matter protesters ahead of his visit to st. john's church last year. this, despite the army a fact-checkers and reporters who reported the exact opposite doesn't don't like of times. twitter is having an absolute meltdown over their decision to put jeff toobin back on the air after his zoom masturbation scandal. he attempted to set the story straight in this painfully awkward interview on cnn. take a look at this one. >> i feel like we should address what's happened in the months since we've seen you. you were on a zoom call with your colleagues from the "new yorker" magazine. everyone took a break for several minutes during which time you were caught

masturbating on camera pretty or subsequently fired after 27 years of working there and since then have been on leave since. to quote jay leno, what the hell were you thinking? >> obviously i wasn't thinking well or thinking very much but i didn't think i was on the call. i didn't think other people could see me. >> jeanine: all right, you mean to tell me that all you had to do to redeem yourself in the eyes of the far left of media is to provide the defense that you "didn't think other people could see you." what do these actions say to the women of cnn? two real victims in the me too movement. china may now with some a reaction joe concha himself let's hear it, joe.

what is your reaction to that? >> as far as he is concerned, that is exactly right for it as far as what are the women of cnn now thinking -- when you think about that just a couple weeks ago you had cuomo on how to deflect and dismiss sexual assault allegations, some up to 35 years younger than him. this is revealed -- also by the way come after chris cuomo fakes his own quarantine or after he interviews his brother governor at least a dozen times without asking about the nursing home scandal or is caught coaching michael cohen about the questions he's going to get and also gives him the answers. at after all that, he gets no punishment. but particularly on advising his brother on how to dismiss sexual harassment allegations, he was actually rewarded a podcast just last month. you're going to get more chris cuomo in the situation. you would have to ask, if he was

a lower level staffer, let's say he was a woman or a conservative like, i don't know, rick santorum. does he get away with this? that is a rhetorical question for the bottom line is, cnn is a boys club. 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. that isn't the case at fox and it's not even the case at msnbc. this is where we are right now. >> jeanine: joe, it is just amazing to me that someone would be on a zoom call and actually do that. i don't care if they can see you or they don't see you. and he says, i don't know, i wasn't thinking. yeah, you were thinking about something else. what were you doing on the call to begin with? i mean, it's just so unfathomable. what is your reaction? >> listen, if cnn wasn't a joke before it is certainly a joke now. also a lot of us in mainstream media have home studios. i can't imagine excellently

doing something like that. but furthermore, let's take into account the canceled culture mob that has gone after so many in the last six months to a year and imagine if this gentleman is able to come back on and beyond mainstream media and talk about how he's had a rough seven months after doing what he did and somehow we are supposed to feel badly for him? listen, he has to have something on somebody, because even cnn couldn't excuse that if not for a greater reason. if they were to come after any other network they would've come after him and they would've had to move to another country and never be in media again. so we have to beg the question, where is the cancel culture mob? where is the me too movement? you would think they would be pretty upset about something like this, but sadly they are not. >> jeanine: you know, the interesting part of it is that the whole network, cnn, is now tarnished by what they have

done. and america sees this. they see it for what it is. there are a few things you can watch and say okay, i get that. or it doesn't really get into the mainstream. but joe, you are in the media. you know this kind of thing -- they see the difference between the way the standards that the left has held two, which is those standards and the right which is an over standard. >> completely. it's reflecting in the viewership over at cnn right now where they've lost nearly 80% of their prime time audience sends just the beginning of the year. eight and ten gone. how could anybody ever watch any segment with jeffrey toobin ever again when this is the first thing that's going to come to your mind when he comes on the air. look, it's not like he's completely indispensable. i'm pretty sure there's no shortage of legal analysts in this industry that can replace him. no, not at all.

and to your point again, i didn't know that the camera was on? so this is a okay if the camera isn't on during a work meeting with other female staffers? and the new yorker fired him right away. cnn continued to pay him for the eight months that he had this extended vacation. it's unbelievable. >> jeanine: i want to change subjects and talk about what i don't like happened at the church of st. john's last year that trump don't like they said that trump tear gassed these black gloves matter protesters. that turns out certainly not to be the case. and i haven't heard of any retractions but i haven't heard anyone saying i'm sorry. i mean, it's just a lie. and there is no consequence in journalism for any of this. go ahead, tell me. >> all they did for the entire trump administration was like come alive come alive. because they were doing the bidding for the democrat party and they still are pure these networks -- all they have to rely on is there trump

derangement syndrome. now that they no longer have donald trump in the white house -- at the end of the day, if the american public is the one that loses here. not only the do not see a retraction, but this is headline making news but if they had gotten this wrong about a democrat, we know that there would be headlines about this. it would be breaking news all over. but at the end of the day, we know that the mainstream media does the bidding for the democratic parties. the only care about the narratives that destroy donald trump. so we are not going to see anything native. at the end of the date, at the time it was happening, we knew it was a lie. president trump was saying this was untrue. but nobody cares. they are on their four year vacation and we the american public are truly the losers. and those who listen to the mainstream media like cnn, msnbc, they are losing on a daily basis and i feel very badly for those individuals that only watch that news. >> jeanine: you know, you are the media person here. let's assume there's a fact-checker somewhere in the

group. do they all say, who cares, let's just sink them so that joe biden can use his dumb like this against donald trump at the debate? i mean, somebody on the left has to know it wasn't true, or do all of them know it's not true and they just do it anyway? >> that's the thing, the thing between all these media outlets -- all confirming the others reporting, not one going in another direction saying hey, wait a minute. we can't reconfirm that the president ordered that tear gas to be used for it all of them in lockstep. nobody's going to wait for the ig report which was done over months and was meticulous and conclusive, yet you have cnn anchor actually attacking the inspector general here saying he's auditioning to be central e offers nothing tangible to the

report unless sophomore year snark is considered tangible in these situations. so here he has come three years of the media working from a guilty until proven innocent posture. or hunter biden's emails -- remember those from his abandoned laptop that was deemed to branched down mike rush and disinformation until it wasn't. dozens of information -- these are not mistakes, by the way. when it happens this often, it's intentional. >> yah, because they never make a mistake the other way. anyway, thanks so much for being with us. straight ahead, the crisis on the border keeps getting worse. sara carter has an exclusive report. stephen miller and senator marcia barlett will be here. stay with us.

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>> jeanine: vice president harris' enduring another disaster is media blitz after she snapped at a univision reporter when pressed about a possible border visit. take a look. >> i've set i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going to the border vice president? >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. i've said i'm going to the border. and also if we are going to do what the problems at the border, we have to deal with the problems that cause people to go to the border, to flee to the border. >> jeanine: as biden and here is to ignore what is now a full-fledged self conflicted catastrophe come out greg abbott taking action announcing that they will build their own border wall, amid the willful disregard for the rule of law. and get this, we are now learning that the biden administration has dismantled a

trump era office that provided assistance to americans who've been the victim of a legal immigrant crime of course, other countries are taking notice of all of this is officials in guatemala are hitting biden for his massive border failures. investigative reporter sara carter joins us now to explain more. sarah. >> yes, judge. i just recently returned from a trip from guatemala. i had been there four times over the last two years and i can tell you that they are extraordinarily frustrated with the biden administration. we saw enormous amounts of poverty, some areas in guatemala that used to be bustling towns now like empty ghost towns and they are saying wait, it's not about allocating money for humanitarian crisis that will end up in the hands in pockets of ngos across guatemala peered what we need specifically as a free-trade agreement,

strong free-trade agreement with the united states. nobody is facing those facts, they said. this is from the president as well as congressmen enrique montano who spoke with me on a recent trip to guatemala. take a listen to this. >> what needs to happen for both of our nations to reach a point where we put things aside and talk about the reality of what's happening here? >> because its trade, not eight. we don't want handouts. we want the american market to be more open towards us. world-class products -- we need more as we need the border to be open not only for a nationals, but our products. then you build a strong guatemalan economy. do you want to know how to help countries economically? look at mexico. immigration from mexico has

dramatically decreased. our countries have increased. so what we are talking about -- again, it's the economy. help us economically. and the way you do that is through free-trade. >> congressmen montano brought up a point that a number of people spoke to me about from former senior intelligence officials. one of the biggest concerns they say is that if we don't build strong economic trade with guatemala and our other central american neighbors, the fear is that our adversaries like china and russia will be encroaching even further into the region presenting a direct threat in the western hemisphere to the united states. so this is far more than a border crisis. it is actually a national security crisis they say. >> all right, was there any discussion about vice president

harris and her trip to guatemala? >> absolutely. in fact, interviewed guatemalan president shortly after vice president harris left guatemala for mexico city. he said he was very frustrated with the mixed messages. one of the things that he pointed out was the fact that vice president harris made a statement not to come to the united states telling guatemalans, please stay, do not come to the united states. but he said that message conflicts with the actual policies that the biden administration has in place where they are actually allowing people into the country. and i can tell you this from being down on the border the last several months, i was sitting there watching as smugglers were delivering loads of people to our national guard and our border patrol. they weren't being arrested. an idea that president yama had.

there should be stringent laws against smuggling and that his country was willing to do that and work with united states to actually put these people in jail if the u.s. and the biden administration would be willing to do the same. and that is still left to be said whether or not the biden administration will take up guatemala president on his offer. >> jeanine: what's interesting is that vice president harris made a statement -- as she said she believed that people crossing were being turned away. so i can't imagine she was involved in any serious conversations. thank you so much. and joining me now for more reaction, america first legal founder stephen miller along with tennessee senator marsha blackburn. all right, i will go to use senator blackburn. i mean, what is your take on what they are saying about america as a result of the biden administration, alleged mixed

messages, which i really don't think are mixed. i think they are really clear. come on in and make yourself at home. >> you are exactly right. that is the mixed message. and for her to go and say well, the border is closed, they don't believe that. because they are seeing people leave. and as you are hearing from the guatemala president, they don't want the cartels and the communist chinese in their country. they want us to show some respect for them and to work with them on trade. it lets people know that our border is closed, because it actually is closed. and for vice president harris to go to guatemala and say what she said without having first gone to the border and talk to the border patrol and having talked to people, talk to those that are working with people coming in, talking to the local sheriffs, talking to the locals, they will tell you three things. we need a wall, we need better

technology, and we need more boots on the ground. it is the same thing they've been asking for president jump gave it to them and since joe biden took office, we've had the border patrol apprehended over a half million people, 180,000 last month. and that doesn't include the god a ways. so of course you have to secure our border and she ought to be there first. >> jeanine: obviously stephen miller -- he were intimately involved in everything that was going on at the white house. it's got to be frustrating for you, but in addition to the frustration, to see so much of what president trump did being literally dismantled. he realized that this is going to be a tremendous burden on the american taxpayer. what is your organization, the

first legal foundation, doing about this, if anything? >> we are right now involved as the outside counsel for the state of texas in a lawsuit against the illegal catch and release policies happening in our southern border and we are also working with states including louisiana with whom are also part of their legal team suing the biden administration over there immoral, illegal, and unconstitutional policy functionally abolishing eyes and shutting down interior enforcement and freeing criminals and masks. let me break this down in a very fundamental way. president trump fought heroically as no one ever had before for american citizens. he had remained in mexico, he had agreements that ended asylum fraud from central america categorically. to shut it down completely. he secured this border as no one ever had before. the new team came in and they worked night and day to shred our border security. innocent americans are being killed as a result of the drugs

pouring across our border. ms-13 game members are coming in at on a company minors. the schools are being overwhelmed, the hospitals are being antedated. it's a moral stain on the conscious of our nation. and my group is fighting in court and we are fighting to restore at the and necessary policies that president trump put into place to safeguard the sovereignty and the security of this blessed nation. >> jeanine: stephen, the issue of governor abbott saying that he's going to take part of the million dollars that he's allocated for security to rebuild or to continue building the wall on the texas border -- are they going to try to stop that the way they tried to stop the president from even building the wall? >> i'm sure they are, i'm sure they're going to make it extraordinarily difficult and he

where they can know the biden administration stop the wall construction that was already funded, that was already appropriated. that was outrageous. that alone contributed to the 180,000 people who crossed her border last month. i'll make one more point that is very important. the vice president keeps talking about root causes, root causes, root causes. i've got news for the american people appear this is a just a problem of three countries coming to our border. you have 160 plus countries coming to our border. what are we going to do? were going to repair the entire planet? were going to rebuild every country on earth? it's not possible, it's not doable, it is a lie. she is lying to you. >> and the root cause -- >> jeanine: well, it is a biden administration policy. but in addition to that, if she ever gets to the bottom of the root cause, why is she so afraid to go to the border? can you tell the viewers why she doesn't want to go?

>> i think she's afraid to go to the border because what is she going to do? is she going to welcome those that are illegally coming or is she going to say, this is our problem, we have made this mess, our communities want their communities back, our rangers want their ranches back. people want to see this border secure. people on that porter will tell you this. if you put president trump's migrant protection protocols back in place, which i have legislation to do that, that has that remain in mexico policy that saved our country. and that way the border control content to the border. rather than having to deal with apprehending 180,000 individuals in a month.

>> such an important point the senator just made. they are a threat to our national security and everyone needs to be talking about this. >> jeanine: no question. senator blackburn, stephen miller, thanks much for being with us. a former chief of the nyc joins us now to discuss the shocking race and crime. we will be right back. utionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible.

♪ ♪ >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." crime continues to rise in america's democrat run cities. a new york city new york city mayor was arrested for robbing a chase bank. it came one day after he was reportedly released from police custody after the prosecutor's request for robbing a different

chase bank. during the near accident mayoral debate, one candidate refused to answer when asked about taking guns away from new york city police officers. the backlash was so strong that her team is now denying she wants to disarm the cops. at me well, as it should in the continue to soar in new york city, former nypd police chief terry monahan says it was a mistake to disband the end type crime unit without replacement. the unit was disbanded last june amid widespread violence against police. and riots includeing -- including july 15th incident. good evening. how are you? >> good evening, judge. how are you doing? >> good. all right. when we started with -- i'm terrific. thanks. we started with one guy who is being released after having robbed a chase bank.

while he is out on no bail, he brought another chase bank at than he is released again. when you were chief of the department, life was a little different and the criminals kind of got, you know, they got a little more serious in terms of criminal justice and how they were being handled. >> that is a direct response. when you look at that individual, you are a judge. if you have discretion and this man just robbed a bank and you were told he was homeless, you would never have let him walk back out on the street. under bail reform, it is mandatory. that on a robbery like that, you have to get an automatic rrr, no matter how dangerous you are but the one thing we have always asked, we are not looking to go to the same thing we had before. but we elect judges, people that we elect, appoint judges, give them that discussion.

if someone is dangerous to the community, that individual should not be put back out on the streets. >> jeanine: and, you know, the other part of it is, if you got this guy who jumps or is able to leave on one arrest or he commits another robbery of a bank what makes them think this guy is going to show up for trial anyway? you and i both know he is not going to show up for trial unless he is brought in on the day of trial. and the chances of that happening is slim to none. let's talk about this maya wiley. what do you think of her? >> listen, her statement, the idea of disarming cops is the most ridiculous thing i have heard in my life. we had to senate -- 700 people shot in the city so far this year. ever great cops in new york city made over 1300 gun arrests. how you make that can rest if you don't have a gun on your side?

it would just leave us with that cops all over the place. >> jeanine: it is amazing because we have already seen the problems with the funding police. this moment that you are seeing on the screen is running for mayor of newark city. she wants to take another billion dollars from the nypd. this is crazy town now. i'm going to -- we only have about ten seconds. but what do you think? can new york come back from this? >> absolutely. and we are coming back. we have the greatest cops in the world. yes, you can. we have the greatest cops in the world here, and they are going to keep the city safe. >> jeanine: thank you, chief monahan. stay with is. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. at aspen dental, today is the day

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jeanine, tomorrow night and every saturday night at medical p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel and you can dvr. now, sean is going to be back monday night with a big interview with piers morgan. ingraham angle is up next. goodbye. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham, and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle," a week in an hour when we examined the stories that made these past few days from biden and common the abroad fauci and the media back home. i'm going to take a look back at the big comebacks of that week from the cinematic to the political. raymond arroyo will! it in friday follies. but first, who says there was a news and history made of the g-7 in cornwall? who said biden did not