world" turn into fox news primetime, i will be hosting every day at 7:00p.m. eastern time. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm wattershihihihihiss 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. to the extent that joe biden is functioning at all, he's doing so in a make believe world where the biggest gun problem we have in america is the sale of guns to straw purchasers. >> 5% of gun purchasers shows

90% of the illegal guns found at crime scenes were sold by gun dealers. judge jeanine: 5% of gun deals, 90% found at crime scenes? that doesn't make sense. go after straw purchasers. but the problem we have is with illegal guns sold illegally on the streets. the biggest issue on the streets is the use of illegal guns to kill and maim innocent victims. buying a gun from a dealer and gichght to and prohibited purchaser is a crime. but the last time when was hour pal barack obama sold them to straw purchasers who tack them

to mexico where they were used by the cartel in the fast fan furious calamity where a border agent us killed. >> a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. no one needs to have a weapon that can fire up to 100 rounds unless you think you are wearing kevlar vests or something. community policing and programs that keep neighborhoods safe and keep folks out of trouble. these efforts work. they save lives. judge jeanine: your assault on weapons ban claim is just not true. a 2004 department of justice study conclude the ban on assault weapons cannot be credited with a decrease in violence. assault weapons are used in no

more than 8% of gun crimes before the ban. so stop patting you're accept on the back with that one. as for your claim that no one needs to have a weapon that can fire 30, 40, 50 or 100 rounds unless you think deer are wearing kevlar vests. first you are not funny, and second you are not lucid. who says the first amendment is about hunting. people can have guns for a variety of reasons, none of which is your business. the first amendment does not read a well regulated deer population being necessary for the security a free state, the right of the hunter shall not be infringed.

the supreme court ruled the second amendment protects the right of the individual, the right to bear arms vests in the individual, not merely a collective militia. in the landmark case the supreme court ruled all citizens are the militia and gun membership is dependent on membership in a militia or military unit. stop acting like deer hunting is the only reason people have guns. but you stated this. >> the gun lobby wants you to believe cities with the toughest gun laws still have the highest rates of gun violence. don't believe it. judge jeanine: that also is a lie. chicago, one of the cities you mention has one of the toughest gun laws in the country. it's illegal to possess a gun there yet they have one of the

highest gun rates in the country. you want to know why gun crime and -- and violent crime is up? these high-crime cities are being run by democrats who don't have a clue or don't care about anyone but themselves, let me keep my security and you fend for yourself. take maya wylie running for mayor of new york city. she has security where she lives but doesn't want it for anyone else. you go on to say if anyone goes after the government, you will need more lethal weapons. >> if you any you need weapons to take on the government, you need f-15s and maybe some nuclear weapons. judge jeanine: is that a threat? what is that about? you say the anti-gun policies

are woefully underfunded. but defunding the police and street crime units and anti-crime units and denigrating cops and putting targets on the backs of cops is the response of your party that do the us into this mess. now you are blaming cuts in fund on covid-19? >> they had to fight this pandemic and deal with economic crisis that decimated their budgets. judge jeanine: joe, you don't have a clue. >> the police chief baltimore, excuse me, police chief murphy of baton rouge, louisiana, talked about how he's coordinating closely with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and

firearms, atf, and the federal bureau of investigation. judge jeanine: why don't you practice the names before your press conference instead of lecturing us on gun issues. there is only one way to fight gun crime. and you don't know what it is. here are some clues. get some confidential informants, undercover officers, wiretaps, probable cause, start making some arrests, and make sure your cops charge those crimes which require mandatory incarceration, and make sure the state's attorneys offices prosecute them. and stop lecturing us and blaming guns for the violence in america. the violence is caused by those who hate america, hate police, and hate law and order. make no mistake, not one

law-abiding citizen is going to let you take our guns or around ammo, no mat -- or our ammo no matter how much you lie to us. here with reaction to my open dallas police chief edgar go garcia of the fraternal order of police and joseph gamaldi. biden is touting his strategy on assault weapons. does it appear he's on the right track to stop gun violence in the united states? i will start with you, chief garcia. >> thank you for having me. although i think i can speak for my colleagues in other major cities across america, we

recognize there is an increase in violent crime. and the messaging recognizing that defunding and dismantling police departments is not the answer. though we have an issue with illegally possessed weapons by criminals on the streets of our cities. the data doesn't back up that guns are the on the driver. criminologists will point out when crime was at its peak in the 80s there were less weapons in circulation than there are today. and so simply stating that -- judge jeanine: so what do you think the drive is? >> it's really quite a combination of things. thanks alley, particularly d

nationally you have officer morale. they feel under siege, under appreciated. that impacts their productivity. we lost proactive police engagement where we need it the most. we have somewhat lost that. judge jeanine: i will go to joseph gamaldi, vice president of the fraternal order of police. tell us what biden said right and what he said wrong. >> he acknowledged that defunding the police is a complete loser. but politicians in the media are still gas lighting america that it's a solution. i will tell you where the president missed his mark. he didn't talk about rogue prosecutors and judges. we have gang members shooting people getting probation.

we have gang members out on bonin they are getting another -- out on bond, and they are getting another bond. you compound that with anti-police rhetoric, and it's a recipe for disaster. in 2020 we had over 20,000 homicideth the united states. -- whom sides in the united states. that hasn't happened since the 90s. new york up 48%. and the list goes on and on. we want to talk about zero tolerance. how about we have zero tolerance for people shooting people in the face. judge jeanine: and people shooting children, chief garcia. what joe is saying is absolutely

the case. we have got an increase in the tolerance of hate toward police. putting a target own their back. does joe biden think anybody believes what he's saying, 90% of the street crimes occur as a result of sales from 5% of gun sale purchasers? is that crazy? does that number sound legit to you? >> i will say this, and i consider myself a street cop. answer the question. is that a legitimate number. do you believe for one second what he said. that 90% of the gun crimes that occur in america occur as a result of those same guns being sold by 5% of the gun dealers? is that legitimate. >> i don't know that data. it does not seem reasonable to

me. but i haven't drilled down to those numbers. judge jeanine: go ahead, what were you going to say. what i was going to say was, we talk about the officers being undervalued. our officers have to answer 911 calls for service. buff we can't force them to do the car stops and do the investigations that yield the types of drugs and weapons possessed by criminals that are harming our community. they will only do that if they feel appreciated and feel they will be judged fairly in a crisis. what was said earlier with regards to the revolving door. this a perception, true or not. nationally, and many of my colleagues will tell you violent criminals are not being held accountable. this leads to thinking social

controls are being lessened which further erodes the morale of police officers and it ultimately affects our community the most. judge jeanine: joe gamaldi. the chiestles right. we are letting them out. we let gang members out to kill again. will somebody talk about bail reform? is any of this going to happen or will we just have to live with this and buy our own guns? >> i hope we continue to have a discussion about what a disaster the bail reform has been. cook county which is chicago was a complete failure and people were reoffending on violent crimes by 50%. law enforcement in this country, the police officers delivered

historic crime reductions in this country and we can do it again. and if we prosecute violent crimes to the fullest extent of the law and embrace broken windows theories we can do it again. but we need the support from our community and the politicians. judge jeanine: finally, cleave garcia, if you can have just one thing in the next 15 seconds. what would that be? would it be to change the laws or funding? >> if i had a wish list i would keep it simple as we talked about the issue of guns. if we can hold the individuals that will illegally possessing weapons, that are criminals. hold those individuals accountable to the fullest extent possible we can move the needle. judge jeanine: thank you so much

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>> i'm reminded of the tyranny of communist china where your money is legally stolen then used in government schools, not public schools, they are government schools like here to indoctrinate children against their parents. >> my child is not oppressed and don't assume that. as long as you marxists push your communist agenda on my child she won't be returning to loud. loud. to loudoun candlelight schools. judge jeanine: 250 residents showed up to share their shots with transgender policies and critical race theory. but most of them weren't given the chance to speak. they shut down the hearing after

a former senator said that they publicly shames people. joining me is former press secretary kayleigh mcenany. it seems that one of the things parents should have a right to do would to be have some input into the education of their children, especially their little children. here 50 out of 250 parents were allowed to speak who wanted to speak. 80% weren't given the chance to speak. >> they were silent. all they wanted to do was voice their complaint. the superintendent declared it an unlawful assembly when she

heard something she didn't like. teachers think they have become parents. look no further than the dalton school in new york where parents are paying $55,000 a year to go to school to be shown a cartoon where they are showing self-pleasure. you go to loudoun county and they can't even speak out. it's amazing. judge jeanine: these school board members are elected. we saw it with some of the governors. they become totalitarian. and they become dictators. but it seems more and more the public is understanding and need to get involved in school boor elections as well as all the local elections. what do you know about the fact that the teachers shut down the meeting.

up to that point all the parents seemed to be in agreement. >> i guess they heard something they didn't like and declared it an unlawful assembly. teacher tanner cross was suspended for expressing his beliefs. they put this child in what resembled a broom closet as if he was being punished for not want to go hear something that should be taught by parents, not teachers. there is a sea change. guess what is tied with the economy as the issue of most voters. political correctness. there is a sea change and you will see it in 2022 when republicans prevail. judge jeanine: clearly when you

have got all these parents coming out to a school board meeting. and they put an end to free speech at a school board meeting where parents have a right to speak. they can't decide we'll only hear from 20% and we don't want to hear any more of it. i would find out how to recall that board and get started on a new board as quickly as possible. but this is reflective of what's going on nationally. 2022 you think is a way of righting the wrongs we are experiencing? >> the economy has always been the main issue. this time it's crime. but tied with the economy is political correctness. because these cultural wedge issues affects their lives, and affects their kids. i have a 1 1/2 year old. if she came home to me and said

i was just taught i'm an oppressor because of the color of my skin. this is a personal issue. i will tell you the catholic schools may be the last bastion for those kids. judge jeanine: and they were open all during the pandemic. just ahead. will yet another rogue judge's outrageous bail decision lead to more violence on our streets?

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sweltering under an historic heat wave with temperatures in the triple digits. seattle is expected to edge above 100 degrees over the weekend, portland could soar above 108 by sunday. authorities warn people to take precaution and power companies are asked to conserve energy. in michigan the governor declaring a state of emergency after severe flooding in the detroit area. highways are littered with vehicles. teams are check for people who may be trapped in their cars. the flood watch remains in effect through sunday. i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: we have been warning you about the

frightening trend, rogue judges allowing criminals back on the streets. in texas, a 17-year-old teen is dead. the familiar upset with the judge's decision to free the murder suspect. the suspect is reportedly an admitted gang member. and the murdered teen's family fear for their own safety. joining me now, andy kahan is serving as a spokesperson for the victim's family. we started this segment three weeks ago and i think we'll keep doing it. i'm tired much rogue judges letting criminals out on bond. this defendant killed a 17-year-old at a graduation party, and gets bonds again? >> i wish i can say the was an

anomaly, but it's par for the course. i have tracked 121 people who have been murdered by defendants released on multiple felony bonds which is a fancy word forget out of free card or bond forfeiture. over 85 occurred in 2020 and 2021. we are in the midst not just harris county. but nationally the ramifications of bond reform. we are in a bond pandemic and people are paying the ultimate price for these decisions. that is, they are losing their life. judge jeanine: crime stoppers, when i was d.a., i brought it to west chester and i commend you for your work with crime stoppers. the shame of all of this, bail reform or bond reform is not

reform at all. it's not as though we came up with the idea of bail out of nowhere. it's in the constitution. it's note like it isn't a foundation of our criminal justice system. but they are committing more crimes. is there any movement in texas to try to repeal this alleged bail and bond reform? >> there used to be an adage called one bond per customer. you are out on bond, you were charged with another crime, guess what, you weren't getting back out again. that's not happening any more. we are hopeful during the special session bond reform will get passed because we desperately need it. crime is up, ladies and gentlemen, and it's associated with bail. you are delusional to think it resolving door at the courthouse isn't playing a significant role

in crime rates in houston and nationally. judge jeanine: if we are sending a message to criminals, it's go ahead, we'll let you out again. >> there has got to be a point where you say enough is enough. we had a guy out on over 12 bonds. most of them for aggravated robbery. i am sitting there $saying you know what, son, this bond thing is not woking out. it's not good for you because you keep getting arrested. and it's not in the best interest of public safety. it defies logic to let offenders out time and time again to commit crimes. people are paying the price for this. i dare any city to do what we are doing, that is keeping track of their citizens murdered by defendants released on more than one bond.

judge jeanine: how is the family doing in this case? >> they are frustrated. i don't blame them. the guys out on won to begin with and he's charged with murder. then they are back out again and they are saying we are keep him unhouse arrest. you and i both know that's as good as the word on a piece of paper. they are of the opinion, i agree with it, someone else will pay the price of this decision. judge jeanine: andy, let's get to the name of the judge in this case. >> it is the 248th district court judge, and she is no stranger to the 121 on my list. i keep track of the judges. her name is hillary unger. let me tell you one more thing before we cut off. you would think of the 121 people charged with murder after

being released on multiple bond that that would be the end of the story. 20 are back out on bond on the murder charge. go figure that one out. judge jeanine: let's put the judge's picture up again. i want to make sure people know who she is. judge hillary unger, an embarrassment of the people of houston. andy kahan. thank you very much. has liberal hypocrisy worn out has liberal hypocrisy worn out its welcome

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judge jeanine: the recall election effort to rid california of gavin newsom is going happen. it will be the second in state

history to face a recall election. >> this is what it is. it is a republican recall. judge jeanine: tomi lahren and kim klacik joins me. it's hard to get 1.7 million signatures and 43 wanted to take their name off. what does this say to you about gavin newsom and what republicans think of him. >> it's not just republicans. it's what the state thinks of him. of course he's going to label it a conspiracy theory. he tweeted out groups that these people are anti-vaxers, trump supporters, qanon conspiracy theorists.

californians wants him out, and i'm confident they are going to do it. judge jeanine: kim, i don't think there is any question but that the recall effort -- it's already a success. they are recalling him. how does it play out? >> i think it will play out well for republicans. we see a lot of candidates who have thrown their hat in the ring. this shows how upset the state of california is. we saw during the lockdowns where he wasn't following all his rules. i remember specifically seeing a restaurant owner come out and talk about the fact she did everything she possibly could to make sure she was within regulations in opening outside seating and he moved the goalpost once again. and they spent so much money on doing what he said earlier. i think people are going to wake

up and consider and be voting a little more conservative the next time around. judge jeanine: let's move on to another democrat. senator white house revealed he belongs to a couple of clubs that lack diversity. he doesn't seem to be concerned about it. >> certainly not. democrats and the activist community are not concerned with it. this was the same lack of treatment they gave hunter biden. all this faux wokeness, it only has to do when you have are republican. they don't care with bigotry and intolerance so long as you play for their team. it's a pattern. judge jeanine: it's a sad commentary, kim, what say you? >> i'm not one to tell private

businesses what they should do or not do. but senator whitehouse is a hypocrite for belonging to these clubs. the virtue signaling statements he gives about being inclusive, and he's doing the exact opposite in his private life. judge jeanine: there is something i want you to hear. this is president biden talking about latinx. take a listen to this. >> it's awful hard as well to get latinx vaccinate as well. why? they are worried they will be vaccinated and deported. judge jeanine: tomi, he's saying

latinx are all illegal. >> this isn't the first time he says something like that. he always seems to categorize people into a monolithic way of thinking. and he thinks african-americans aren't able to get voter i. dvments. obviously the man is slipping and he's unwell. but the pattern of his rhetoric is clear how he feels about people of color. but once again, media silence on that one. judge jeanine: it goes back to the beginning of his political life when he was for segregation. >> this is a habit for him. he's at a point where he can't control his mouth. he's one of the people hat authored the 1994 crime bill where they had aggressive

policing against black neighborhoods. this is something he supported. i don't know how he became the president in 2020. but here we are. judge jeanine: a least people wonder about that, tomi and kim. the latest in the britney spears battle for freedom.

judge jeanine: britney pearce apologizing to fans for pretending to be okay in her conservatorship. we found out the shocking details with her disclosing this during a hearing. i feel gangd up on and i feel left out and alone. i feel tired of feeling alone. i deserve to have the same rights as anybody does of having a child, a family, and even more so. attorney debra blum joins me. you don't need to be a famous pen to be under a conservatorship. we know a lot of senior citizens

are unconservatorship. it's something placed on an individual under what ground? >> conservators can be granted full or limited control over a person's affairs if that person is unable to manage it on their own. for britney her conservator has had complete control over her movements, who she can associate with and drive her, her medical, and seeing her kid and forced contraception. judge jeanine: she has an i.u.d. she is not able to drive unless someone is with her. she seems to be a highly functioning individual but her father is in chang of the

finances and. >> a conservatorship is only allowed in a severely disabled person. she would have to petition the court with the facts showing there is no longer a need for conservatorship. she likely needs a full mental health exam to receive termination from judge petty. as you just said. the issue is britney spears when she just went before judge petty. i wasn't satisfied with her performance. if i was advising her i would have toll her to be more polished and more articulate. avoid f bombs and dumb and stupid and comparing her life to

a sex trafficking victim. she didn't do herself any faves by doing that. judge jeanine: you saw her unvarnished and saw the real britney spears. she doesn't have custody of her children. she is not able to pro create. she is not able to drive alone. is she out of her mind? she seems to be doing tours and music and dances. or should i thought believe my lying eyes. >> to her credit she got her point across based on her managers unverified allegation that she is not taking her meds. she got her point across that she has to work 7 days a week, 10 hours a day. this supports limiting the

conservatorship, though she is requesting fill termination. judge jeanine: we have seen senior citizens under conservatorships, and by the type you get to them, they are frustrated and angry. a big update on my foxnation show "castles usa."

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