world. and i saved it because you are here watching. be sure to follow us on facebook, instagram and twitter. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. tonight in america the vice president of the united states is gaming you. he thinks you are stupid. you don't understand. you are too dumb and too ignorant to catch on to her con, because she is the vice

president of the united states. how can you comprehend the issues she is confronting. she thinks she can point her finger to put you in your place and in all else fails, laugh at the absurdity. the question? a simple one. when will you visit the southern border. >> do you have any plans to visit the border? >> at some point -- we are going to the border. we have been to the board. this whole thing about the border. we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. i don't understand the point that you are making. judge jeanine: you have never been to europe? do you mind telling me what europe has to do with those questions? europeans are not packing up the

kids and canoeing across the atlantic to surge the massachusetts border. madame, we don't even have a border with europe. and by the way i wouldn't trumpet that you haven't been to europe since you are one heartbeat away from being the leader of the free world. what's with the stupid giggle? are you trying to convey something with that laugh? or are you laughing at us? why can't you answer that question. why won't you visit the on border where we are experiencing an historic surge of illegals. the highest number we have seen in more than 0 years. the president a -- more than 20 years. the president assigned a job to you. why is it so hard for you. we wouldn't be having this problem if it weren't for you and joe.

president trump had a remain in mexico. you topped building the border wall because you hate trump. or could it be because you want illegals to enter. you do want them to enter, don't you? what's that? don't lie to me. you said it yourself. say it loud, say it clear. everyone is welcome here. and your pal joe during the campaign said it as well. >> all those people seeking asylum deserve to be heard. that's who we are. we are a nation that says if you want to flee and you are fleeing oppression, you should come. judge jeanine: president obrador blamed biden for the migrant surge saying that biden them migrants with the perception that they would be let into the united states.

and within a few short months we have half a million illegals entering the united states. not counting the ones who escaped ask. >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. i said i'm going to the border. judge jeanine: she wouldn't answer the question. kamala, no one else is laughing with you. this stuff at the border is deadly serious. unaccompanied children brought in by cartels and destined to live a life in servitude. what do you think happens to them when they wear a wristband designating which cartel brought them in. we have no idea who is coming

into our country that you and joe invited. who is the criminal, who is the sex offender. who is the pedophile. who thinks he can beat his wife. who likes to drink and drive. i don't know and you certainly don't know. but i care. do you? you used to be a prosecutor, but you changed your law enforcement colors to those of power and fame. so you won't visit our southern border but you are happy to visit guatemala. and the reason? >> if we are going to deal with 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. that is, the root causes. >> to know the root causes at your border. your answer is to go to guatemala? i have got news to you. you are about as welcome there as a-rod is at a jennifer lopez

concert. if that's how you solve the problem you will have to pack your bags for the next three years and visit 160 countries. because immigrants from 160 countries are coming across the on border. take a look at these signs welcoming you. the people of guatemala are smarter than you. you are not respected, and you are not welcomed. don't take my word for it. just look at the screen. even the president of guatemala says the problem is the biden-harris administration. that's you. you need to impose harsher penalties on human smuggling. you didn't need to go to a foreign country to be told by a foreign president to enforce our laws. you want to know what the root

causes are, go to the border to find out. talk to the children. look at the cartels bring can them across. collect band on the arms of -- check the bands on the arms of innocent children. they are coming here because america is the symbol of plenty. they get education, medication. food, licenses, cash, disability. they can come to new york and sign up to get $12,500 for free for being an illegal during a pandemic. who cares what the root cause is? when i dealt with criminals for 30 years i didn't ask what their motive was. they are violating our laws, they are adding additional burden on hard working american taxpayers. the issue is the impact on our schools, as our schools open up

for the first time after the pandemic. and i don't give a damn the reason for them coming here, and neither should you. it's knowing but a ruse to prevents you from answering the harder question. if you go to the border the press will join and they will see the disaster the biden administration has made in real-time. the disorganization, the disarray, and the mess you and your dithering pal joe created at our so-called southern border. by the way, madame, get rid of the stupid giggle. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter mash tag judge jeanine. -- #judgejeanine. joining me, fox news contributor, lara trump. what i find incredible is the

argument that they are making, that the border is closed, that majorkas is saying the border is closed. if they go to the border, the press will follow them and they will find out the border is wide open. do you think that's one of the reasons she won't go? >> without a doubt. it's the exact reason they won't go. they just said the border is closed as though that's enough to satisfy americans. that is enough to satisfy the people who actually live on the southern border and are dealing with this situation every single day. it's insulting, it's embarrassing. this is a woman who thinks she can cackle her way out of a tough question. she is clearly in over her head. she had one job assigned to her, to address the crisis at the southern border. not only mass she not addressed it. it has gonlt significantly

worse. crossing are up 674% this year. this is a woman that needs to get down to the southern border and address this problem. otherwise it's going to be a dalings for the future of -- it's going to be a disaster for the future of america. judge jeanine: when she made the first big trip as vice president out of the united states. she knew she would be asked when she was going to visit the southern border. she didn't have an answer. she wasn't prepared. are they so arrogant they don't think they have to answer questions? >> i think that's part of it truthfully. they know the media has been carrying their water for years. they ask joe biden what flavor ice cream he had when we have important questions the american people would like answered. i guess she assumed she could

skirt by without doing anything. i think she knew of she was not prepared for this long before this moment. this is a woman who dropped out of the democrat primaries before her state of california voted. she dropped out before mary anne williamson did. she thinks she can just laugh off the crisis at the bored and it's embarrassing. judge jeanine: you referenced in our answer people who are at the southern border thinking they don't matter any more. let's take a listen to this sound. >> two days agive sat here and waited and i saw them controls the river and i knew they were heading directly to my gate to cross through my property. that was the most disgusting feeling i have ever felt in my life.

judge jeanine: talk about feeling trespassed on. these people at the borders have no security. the sheriffs have been talk for years about the fact that they are going overrun and their fences are being broken and there is all kinds of garbage as they come along the border. what do we say to people at the southern border who don't feel like they are part of the country anymore. >> what about the rancher who found a group of young children who slept overnight on his ranch. i think there as you a baby and the images of a 3-year-old being dropped over a wall and the 5-year-old crying out in the middle of nowhere. it musten insulting to the border patrol agents and i.c.e.

agents, it's like they are being made a mockery of. it's disgusting and disgraceful to see. i don't know what you tell the people that live at the southern border. i guess they better arm up and get ready. and maybe they will have to take matters into their own hands. people should never make this dangerous journey here. it's bad for americans, it's bad for the migrants. it's bad all around. judge jeanine: we haven't even mentioned the drugs coming across. the transnational cartels. this is a vice president who is a woman. you and i won't want women to succeed. but it looks like the woman is in over her head. i wanted to say put on your big girl pants and stop the giggling. >> i have a lot of

recommendations, i don't know i can say them on television. but it is sad. it's this sort of -- we knew that joe biden was going to pick a woman as his running mate. all they do is virtue signal. that's your problem when that's your mo. when you don't care about their qualifications or preparedness for a job. it's terrible for women all around. of course, a woman can be president and vice president. but let's get a woman who is actually qualified and up to the job. judge jeanine: you are so right. thanks so much for being with us tonight. free to kill. how one rogue judge's reckless bail decision led to an innocent father being killed. that story is straight ahead.

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judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice" as violent crime surges in cities across america, we are seeing a frightening trend. judges powing to the woke culture -- bowing to the woke

culture instead of the law and allowing dangerous criminals back on the streets. an alleged gang member allegedly killing a father of two after being released on bail. the 16-year-old was locked up on gun charges until judge dennis boyle lowered his bail to just $10,000, despite having three prior gun busts in 10 months. free on bail and free to kill. hopefully we have a photo of judge dennis boyle. jennifer harrison joins me now with reaction. and nick langworthy join me. he's a democrat. he has been a judge for a long time. he was never a prosecutor or

defense attorney. just a law clerk who ended up getting a job as a judge. he has freed more of these young dirt bags on to the street honed up butchering or assaulting other people. hopefully we'll get his picture before this segment is up. we have this guy who gave ramirez charged with the murder of a father of two. a freebie. lowered the bail, referred the cases to family court instead of criminal court where he could have been charged as an adult. even though there was an escalating pattern of lawlessness he allows him out and he end up cutting the father of two. >> this is disgusting. this is why elections have consequences. this mentality that puts criminals ahead of law-biding

taxpayers permeated the court system. democrats like bill deblasio and the judges in new york city. that philosophy perverted our criminal justice system. the socialists who run albany under cuomo's watch, they eliminated bail. and judges like this are a menace to society. we need to change the one party democrat rule of this state. judge jeanine: jennifer you are a victim advocate. your boy friend was the victim of a homicide. >> my boyfriend and his best friend were stabbed to death by three violent criminals. one was out on parole in new york. judge jeanine: all of them with record. they end up killing your

boyfriend. what are you hearing on the streets from the families of victims and the ripple effects that goes on after these dirt bags commit crimes. >> the court system is a complete disaster. governor cuomo and company created the perfect recipe for disaster, violence and death with their criminal justice reforms. it has given the liberal judges and prosecutors the excuses they need not to do their jobs. they have no voice in the court anymore. it's horrific. judge jeanine: the sad part about all of this is it doesn't have to happen this way. judges have discretion. this remind me of what happened in the -- in the 80s.

what we have got now are judges bowing to the woke culture. this judge apparently bailed a 16-year-old own a manslaughter charge. the kid goes on, this is recently -- to slash another woman across the abdomen. she was hospitalized and had to have surgery. another kid he bailed. dennis boyle, active supreme court in the bronx. he gave part of a gang that attacked a 6-year-old and was stopped and battered with a garbage can. the judges in their academic tower feel they have an obligation to respect the criminal, not the victim.

>> they are taking the woke philosophy that puts law breakers first. they want to strip us of a criminal justice system. this has made he single new yorker, you are less safe because of this no cash bail, no consequences for criminals. they don't show up for an appearance ticket for a serious crime at this point. every new yorker is less safe than they were. judge jeanine: we keep letting them loose. i don't know why they would show up. jennifer, i have got 15 seconds. tell me what do you think we need to do to start getting to the judges and getting the message out that we are not going to take this anymore. >> we need to vote the democrats out of office that appoint these liberal judges. and we need a review process that hold them accountable for the decisions they make.

they can't keep releasing violent criminals. enough is enough. judge jeanine: i don't want you to just check this off that it's the law that's so bad. these situations are different. that judge, dennis boyle, active supreme court in the bronx has been a nightmare since he hit the bench. nick langworthy and jennifer harrison, thank you so much. we obtained body cam video of two officers being shot by a fleeing suspect in chicago. kim klacik is here to react. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option.

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contentious issues with putin. the g-7 summit in england was just wrapped up where he urged members to present a united front against china. last night's mass shooting in downtown austin took place on a crowded street left four people hurt. they believe it started as a dispute between two parties. i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: war zones are erupting on the streets of america. we obtained new video of police body cam foomentsage in may. it shows a suspect fleeing two officers. what happened next will leave you have stunned.

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judge jeanine: that am burg by the suspect left two police officers injured. the gunman was also wound. it's a scene being replicated all across this greats nation. with us is the president of red renaissance, kim klacik. we are seeing far too much of this happening across the country. and thank goodness for the police cameras that we are able to see from many different directions the angles that this individual -- with a hoodie with no concern for the lives of the police officers. >> thanks, judge. first and foremost i want to points out that police officers put their lives on the line every single day for people they never even met. this what else they are met with. it takes true courage to be an officer especially in america. i watched that video multiple

times. it came to the same conclusion every single time. the perpetrator had no record for the fact that these men were law enforcement. it appeared the reason the cops hesitated to pull their weapons may be due to the current narrative we see across this country. unfortunately it looks like the officers were second guessing themselves to appease the cowards across this country who are always trying to vilify our police officers. cancel culture has taken over in too many ways. crime has been and a raped incline since progressives have taken over to defund the police. in baltimore they defunded the police, now they are we funding the police. jesse: we are going to put up a screen as to the homicide spikes

in the united states. in portland homicides are up 733% which is wild. and then it goes on. but these cities are pretty much all democracies. so you are absolutely right. the police are hesitating because they know he move they make will be subject to some kind of lawsuit and they may be hunts the down for the rest of their lives. what do you think that the future of america is given this rise now and what can we do about it. >> first and foremost we have to stop blaming the police. they are being used as scape goats. police arrive on the scene 9 out of 10 types is because a violent crime has already been committed. we have a lot of repeat offenders back on the streets he single day in baltimore.

we have a homicide:per day in baltimore. we have to treat violent criminals as violent criminals. judge jeanine: unfortunately one of the things we are seeing is a continuation of defund the police. there is a woman running for mayor in new york city who says she wants to continue to defund. she he she doesn't think police need guns. she won't come out and say it in a debate. kim klacik, thanks for being with us. up next, street justice is back. my exclusive interviews from the young woman's leadership conference in dallas. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises.

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judge jeanine: that was dallas thursday as i took the stage at the young woman's leadership summit hosted by turning pointing usa. i was honored to speak to many of the women in attendance for our latest edition of street justice. let's take a look. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: here up at turning points. young women's leadership conference. i'm looking forward to speaking to the young women who are here to talk about what they see in the future for them and for america. why are you here? >> we are excited to finally get to [inaudible] judge jeanine: you are here at

the young women's leadership summit. what do you think some of the problems are on college campuses today? >> i think women don't feel like they have a place [inaudible] >> i talk to them and they do have a place in society and they do have a message. judge jeanine: what do you think of america today? >> i think it's absolutely wonderful. the future [inaudible] judge jeanine: how is it that you are conservative at these liberal institutions? >> i stand up for my values every single day. i'm very outspoken on social media. even though i get attacked for that, that doesn't stop me. i'm empowered and equipped to go home to a college campus and

fight back. judge jeanine: how did you get elected? was it difficult to get the message across as a 22-year-old and as a conservative? >> a little bit. i stuck to the principles i was raised on and that got me across the finish line. judge jeanine: what are those principles? >> free market, low tax, school choices. judge jeanine: what would you say to the women here. some are in college. >> you are standing [inaudible] it's so important that -- judge jeanine: do you think that. >> it's hard to today have those views on a college campus. >> we have people coming over

and screaming at us and throwing our things in the trash can. we have had plenty of things happening to us. and we are being shut down. freedom of speech doesn't apply to us with conservative values. >> there is as certain agenda people would rather follow than go against the grain. they would rather not hear the truth. >> it's [inaudible] judge jeanine: so you are not going to bend to the woke mop. >> no, never. judge jeanine: what do you think of the woke mob? >> what do i think of them? [inaudible] jean require seems like you are in the minority. >> it's hard. i would say staying connects and really like focusing on what we

believe in and not getting distracted and caring what people say about us has been really important to us and learning one person can change. we are part of the hispanic community. honestly it's hard. our family does not agree with us with everything. they did an amazing job of showing me as a young woman and so many people that we are not alone. it's so important for us to stand up for what we believe in. judge jeanine: it's hard when there are people that criticize you. i am even on tv [inaudible] judge jeanine: you know what?

i love that you take god in as part of your life because that is what truth is all about. so god bless you. what do you think young women need to do to have the strength to push back against professors and other students. toot moment you stop fighting [inaudible] band together and start fighting back for their rights. judge jeanine: thank you. >> you are welcome. judge jeanine: thank you to everyone i met in dallas. i can't wait to visit again very soon. next, if you had covid, do you need a vaccine? one of the most respected medical facilities in america is raising some very serious questions about that very issue. dr. marc siegel is standing by live next.

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[♪♪♪] judge jeanine: a new study from the cleveland cling with yet another take on the question. does someone who had covid need the vaccine? here to discuss the surprising findings and more, fox news medical analyst dr. marc siegel. i am reading from this study from the cleveland clinic that calls into get necessity to vaccinate those who have already had covid. and they say that individuals who have had covid do not get any additional benefits from the

vaccine. this isn't what they have been telling us. what's going on. >> from the winning that's an important study. from the beginning they have been downplaying the impact of having had covid on immunity. it's called natural immunity. this study looked at thousands of work were and found if you had covid you were just as protected against getting it again as if you had the vaccine. another study shows you are making immune cells in the bone marrow that will power up if you ever had covid. i think you have a strong immunity from strong infection for at least a year. there may be a benefit to giving a shot on top of that because that gives you super immunity. so if you are in a high risk group i still would recommend one shot.

but this group has been downplayed. especially when you hear talk about vaccine passports. what about someone who got over covid. what are we supposed to do. if you have got covid, you have got titer, you are immune and the vaccine becomes more elective. judge jeanine: let's say you took the first vaccine. to some people that won't be enough. if you live in florida, they don't want a vaccine. but there are going to be places and maybe you can tell me that are going to require a vaccine passport. what do you know so far about places that will require that? >> a lot of businesses are talking about that. schools are talking about that. certain hospitals are talking about that. but the one place i'm sympathetic about is hospitals. if doctors and nurses aren't going to take the vaccine, how can you demand an 11 or

12-year-old take it? i think we made a good point. people getting over covid. especially if you had the antibody treatments, you don't want to get the vaccine right away. i wait several weeks before i gift to someone who had covid. then i would feel comfortable around them if they have the immunity. i offer the vaccine on top of that. i'm all for that. but to use it as a requirement, the vaccine excludes people who have the immunity from covid. judge jeanine: you hear from so many people that they have these bad reactions to a vaccine. my sister had the vaccine. she never had a problem and her heart started beating quickly. the doctor says you have a-fib.

you have problems with the muscles around the heart. as we hear about more and more of these problems. statements like this from the cleveland clinic, saying you don't need it. unless they are trying to save vaccines for other countries. who knows about the politicization of this crazy pandemic. i made up my mind. i'm not sure we need to have that anymore. >> one quick thought about that. if you haven't had covid, if you haven't had covid, i would say this, the vaccine is much less dangerous than covid is because you get long-term side effects from having had covid. judge jeanine: i totally agree with you. if you haven't had it the vaccine makes sense. if you haven't, you have to wonder what's going on with big

pharma. thanks for staying up with us on "justice."

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