governor greg abbott joined me for a special hannity tunnel at the u.s.-mexico border. you don't want to miss it tomorrow night. exclusively, right here. unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us, set your dvr, never miss an episode. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, judge jeanine in for the vacationing at laura ingraham. always great to have you. >> it's always great to be on here. >> sean: thank you, your mono monologues on the weekend occasionally scare me. >> i couldn't scare anyone. >> sean: i don't know. it's always great to have you, judge. >> i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham tonight, and this is the ingram angle from new york city. we have a big show for each night, let's get into it.

president bartus told us that he would bring comp to the country, but so far, he's only brought more lawlessness and chaos. right now, democrat lead safeties are under siege by rampant crime due to the left's open embrace of blm's radical agenda of defending and demoralizing the police. now that it's clear runaway crime isn't an election winning platform, democrats are actually attempting to paint the g.o.p. as the real cop haters. >> they are the ones actually defunded the police by $1.9 trillion, they voted against the supplemental for -- >> let's talk about who defunded the police, and emergency relief plan for cities that were cash strapped and laying off police and firefighters, it was the republicans that objective. >> this rising crime is not the fault of the movement, it's the fault of the police. >> judge jeanine: if we had a

real press corps, they would lambaste them cuts for making ludicrous claims. instead, they are trying to shield joe biden from the blow back. to "the washington post," so-called fact-checker rights republicans keep trying to tag biden with being part of the dictaphone to the police movement. that simply false. it might and wants to boost federal funding to allow for the hiring of more police officers. he said that during the campaign, and then fulfilled that pledge in his initial budget proposal. he has been entirely consistent. biden has been so remarkably consistent that the largest police unions endorsed donald trump last election. while biden may -- his actions speak louder than words. he appointed two defunded the police acolytes to top positions in the justice department.

first, kristen clarke who wrote this just months before being nominated, quote, defund the police, but be strategic. one of the best ways we can honor the legacy of george floyd is by putting in place reforms that reduce the footprint of police officers and communities. that's almost verbatim what biden's other radical doj appointee told congress last summer. >> a new paradigm of a look safety. not just changing policing practices and culture, but ultimately shrinking the footprint of the criminal legal system, including police and black and brown people's lives. >> judge jeanine: here's something else the media wants you to memory holds, it's democrat cities that defunded their own police department. >> people say, you defunded the police. i said, how do you think our current system is working? >> the reality is, we can't rely on the police to provide public

safety, that's a 1990s version of public policy. >> you cut -- >> we are reimagining public safety together with our police department. >> judge jeanine: it's and me cities where you have seen the most brazen criminal acts. just yesterday, philadelphia police were actually fired upon while trying to rescue a 19-year-old gunshot victim had been hit in his chest. last summer, philly cut $33 million from its proposed police budget, murders are now up 36% from last year. and then there's the shocking story from oakland where armed robbers, armed robbers attempted to hold up a newsgroup as they interviewed the city's chief of violence prevention. this came just hours after

oakland's police chief railed against city officials for slashing his budget. >> not having resources made her city less safe. saturday night, a scene where young men lost their lives. a lady yelled out, do something about it. without the resources, it makes it challenging to make open cities. >> judge jeanine: oakland's murder rate is up 19.1%, apparently those are acceptable losses for democrats. they are only now blaming republicans for their own policies because it suits their electoral needs. next time there are mass blm protests in the street, they will backstab law enforcement without a second thought. i don't believe me? long before biden decided he supported police officers, he was pandering to the blm

radicals, putting cities to -- >> military and baiting, they know anybody, they're supposed to be protecting these people. my generic point is -- >> until we can agree that we can redirect some of the funding. >> yes, absolutely. >> judge jeanine: next time biden as his gurneys tell you they support our men and women in blue, remember that one. joining me now is brandon tatum, author of "beaten black and blue." and sergeant ed mullins, president of new york sergeant's benevolent association. brandon, this is a national crisis that is being fomented by the left, would you agree? >> yes, absolutely out of control what you're doing. at the dumbest people on planet earth, the worst president in american history, we are seeing on display talking about the republicans being the one that

defunded the police, they are the ones screaming, defund the police actually defunding the police and in reality they hate the police. it they kiss the rear end of criminals like george floyd, not saying he deserved to die, but the guy wasn't jesus christ. they pop up all of these thugs that are getting killed by police, in many cases justifiable, and they want to say they support law enforcement officers appeared to be radically and how they talk is an example of how you don't support the law enforcement officers. you can say you can add to the budget, but we see what you've been doing, and it's not acceptable when it comes to boosting the morale of law enforcement and changing the criminal behavior that's happening in our country. >> judge jeanine: sergeant mullins, it's like jiu-jitsu. if they are saying the american rescue plan -- although biden never said there was never any money in it for the police may be somewhat hypothetically could have used that money for police -- they are claiming now that it's the republicans. what's your experience in new york city with this?

>> janine new york city, new york, state is a democrat run the state and city council we have mayor de blasio, probably the worst mayor in american history. we are dealing with nothing but democrats here. i've been doing it nearly 40 years in the nypd, and were getting no support from democratic elected officials in the state, absolutely not. at the nypd is down 2,000 police officers. we've had four people shot tonight since 7:30 on the streets of new york. it's constant in the city of new york, times square has had multiple shootings in the past three months, and it's having a huge impact to crime across the country. i've spoken with law enforcement officials across all cities, and they are not getting any support from democratic elected officials. they won one of left staunchest operators is congresswoman congresswoman cori bush. she sent these tweets mirroring our officers. when people in crisis need help,

calling 9112 often becomes a death sentence. it's time to respond by transforming our approach to public safety. we are not just cheating one federal health responders union, we're going to plunge them in cities and towns so that every community can have an alternative to police when they call it spirit of brandon, is this what communities want? >> anybody that votes for her should be a shade above themselves, look at what she's saying, she's creating an environment that's destroying inner cities, the black community, the very commut they are championing, they are causing the most death. also you this, this is the playbook of the democratic party. they create chaos and confusion ends they come in and try to be the solution for the problems that they make. if they want to replace your god with their government. they want to replace your police department with the federalized police department.

it they don't care about american citizens. people should be seeing this, it's clear as the sun, what we have leadership from the democratic party is the president, all of the people that are working in the private sector in these areas, they are pushing anti-police rhetoric. as a result, we see the numbers going up out of control. >> judge jeanine: sergeant mullins, democrat congressman keane jeffries is the one he's trying desperately to do damage control over the surge in violence over biden's watch, because they know they're in trouble, they know what happened in the last election, they lost seats. to take a listen at what he says. >> president biden recently announced an effort to try to make sure that we can break the cycle appeared to to invest in communities that are experiencing increases in violee in part connected to drug addiction, and in part connected to poverty and lack of hope. at the same time, cut back.

>> judge jeanine: it tells you how unserious the left is about dealing with this problem. >> dealing with it from appointive appeasement, not from the point of enforcement. the gun violence on the streets, it wouldn't make a difference how many of us we make, no one being incarcerated. we have the revolving door of justice. it will rock right out , they refused to prosecute criminals in new york city. it really does make a difference until people start doing their jobs. >> judge jeanine: i think people need to understand where this is coming from, clearly from the left. thank you so much for being with us tonight. while crime runs rampant in the streets, democrats focuses on targeting trump supporter's with a new january 6th committee. yesterday nancy pelosi unveiled legislation to create ones that would have subpoena power, and no and date.

in other words, this committee would have free reign to harass and vilify pelosi's own political opponents. here now is dinesh d'souza, host of the dinesh d'souza podcast, and gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst. this just shows that the republicans who voted against the original january 6th commission were correct, this is going to be used as a political call. what is it that you need to know at this point? >> i don't think this can be seen as any kind of genuine investigation or impartial inquiry. i think what's happening is the democrats narrative about january 6th, which they began to put out as the event was occurring -- this idea that it was a seditious attempt to overthrow the government, it was a riot, it was akin to 9/11 or the oklahoma city bombing. they've got all of the statements made by mayor goes, made by merrick garland, the

attorney general, made by biden himself, the worst violence since the civil war. as we learn more about january 6, 1 after another, these lies are beginning to collapse. the only -- there was no people in the capital who took weapons with them, the only shot fired was fired by a capitol hill police officer into the neck of a trump supporter, there were all of these lies about bryan's technique. they know this, their narrative is falling apart, and this task force is intended -- >> judge jeanine: the amazing part is the capitol police officers who shot ashley babbitt, we still don't know wasn't name, we don't know anything about it. if the only person who was shot was shot by a capitol police officer. anyway, gregg jarrett, your take on that? >> nancy pelosi politicize is everything, this is no different. they called this a partisan

commission because it is, pelosi picks all the members. she said, i might pick one republican, og, how generous. this is a charade appeared as a consequence, it will have zero credibility. as you point out, it's unnecessary. we watched what happened on january 6, there is great surprise there. people breached the capital, committed crimes, they are being prosecuted as they should. we're not going to find out anything terribly new here. third, it's redundant that the house and senate already investigated it. in nancy pelosi's twisted mind, no dead horse would be unbeaten when it comes to the great villain donald trump. we knew what this is going to look like, it's going to be blather central, they will call a few witnesses who will be lucky to get words in edgewise, and said the members of the committee will prance and preen in front of television cameras with over with over-the-top outrage over what happened on

january 6th. please, spare me the fake hysteria. in the end, by the way, they will produce a report that nobody reads. >> judge jeanine: what's amazing though is that everyone who is involved on january 6th, who has been identified as being prosecuted. everyone, it appears, as these black lives matter movement, the organization, people were being let go left and right by prosecutors. the different in the ways they are being handled is stunning. if you're on the right, you get prosecuted. if you're on the left, you don't. i want to bring up one of msnbc's favorite for the purchasing committee. >> this is important that nancy pelosi says this is a patriotic duty. this is something we do because we love the constitution, believe in law in order, and

that would be immensely strengthened if he was to put liz cheney and adam pesek are on the committee. >> judge jeanine: adding to trumps most rabid haters of the committee, does that do anything to make the committee more legitimate in the eyes of the american people, who are not stupid? >> i think the thing that we really need is full footage of january 6th. the government has it, but they don't want to release it to. what they've been doing is pulling out little snippets and giving them two favorable people in the press to parade. hey look, this guy's yelling at a policeman. this guy used an obscenity. very often, if you get it a large picture of what happened, you see that this poor guys getting teargas thrown at him, and so naturally he shouts. the government is editing the data that's being made available to the american people. we don't need another slanted commission, we need to get a better look, a more up-close

look at recorded evidence that exists of which the government is withholding from the defendants of january 6th and from the american public. >> judge jeanine: thank you so much. do county and the democrats care about the origins of covid? neither were present during today's hearing run by republicans attempting to answer that question. two of the congressman with front row seats are here next. plus, as he left once again ignoring the signs to push renewed lockdowns and mask mandates? we will explain, and if in a few moments.

♪ ♪ >> i believe it's too much of a coincidence that a worldwide pandemic caused by a novel coronavirus that cannot be found in nature started just a few miles away from a secretive laboratory during potentially dangerous research on that coronavirus. sometimes the most obvious explanation is indeed the correct one. >> judge jeanine: admiral brett giroir stating the obvious on covid's origins. it's curious that dr. fauci refused to show up. as for democrats on the house committee, their family china sweeping this under the rug.

they're not letting the look. former army medic mark green and kentucky congressman james comber. a congressman, congressman mccall says he received a new testimony revealing the chinese military, potentially took over the wuhan labs and 2019. how much longer can the democrats ignore this? >> thanks for having us on the show. i can't believe they are still pushing the narrative, avoiding the discussion actually that this potentially came from the wuhan lab. it's a position that really resonated with me, particularly the discussions of genomic sequence these and the infamous codons that were kept out of the sequencing at the beginning. this came from a lab. they could not have come from the market.

our democratic colleagues don't want to talk about it, they want to excuse china because it's politically beneficial to them. >> judge jeanine: the whole world was effective, almost 4 million people were killed -- died of this worldwide. a 600,000 in this country. our other countries concerned about this or are we the only ones trying to find out what's going on? can't imagine that's the case. either of you can answer. >> i will jump in. obviously, every country is concerned about it. they have such a grip on a lot of countries, a lot of countries because they don't want to fall into the trap that they would have to agree with president trump are trying to do things behind the scenes. it's a big part of the problem. the world leaders, many of whom didn't like trump because he stood up to them, wanted them to pay their bill to the united nations and other world

health organization entities. they recognize now that president trump was right, we had testify. the theory that it was started from animals just by nature. >> judge jeanine: i want you to listen to admiral giroir who revealed something i had not heard before. >> when this pandemic first emerged in china and began spreading around the world, the only eligible nation that did not have a member on the w.h.o. executive board was the united states. that is because after i was nominated for the executive board by president trump in 2018, my nomination was repeatedly blocked by senator schumer and his democratic colleagues. i was not confirmed, and thus the u.s. did not have the

ability of executive board level until may 2020. >> judge jeanine: we've given $3.5 billion to the w.h.o., and that's a very interesting twist. why wasn't this publicized earlier? that she ran the democrats kept our person off the board of the w.h.o.? >> i can't tell you why it hasn't been -- but i would say the world health organization is complicit, at least they are complicit -- we know they held out certain information about, for example, we can trace back, because covid actually mutates like clockwork, we know exactly who the first people were who got infected, three of the four never went to a wet lab. the world health organization kept that out of their initial publications on the virus, they intentionally misled the world. he spent all this money, trump

was right to pull out of the world health organization, it's a shame that joe biden jumped back in. >> judge jeanine: here's what former state officials said during the hearing about china's bio weapons program. >> where they deliberately working on developing the capability to advance genetic capabilities of war? in a way that no one scene ever employed? of course they were. that's what they've been talking about publicly. >> judge jeanine: is the idea that covid was some sort of biological weapon being seriously considered? >> it is by republicans. it's something we've been questioning for many months now. at the democrats again refused to hold any hearings. we are really not support to hold hearings because we're in the minority. we've been calling on democrats to hold hearings on the origin nation of covid for months now,

and they refute his do anything. i think we had the most productive hearing, all congress, the evidence is overwhelming. china knew about this. it's almost overwhelmingly a surgeon see when this originated in the lab or wuhan. the democrats that did to have -- the american people need to know this. i hope this will force the democrats to hold hearings like we forced kamala harris to go to the border, hopefully we can find some answers and hold china accountable. >> judge jeanine: thank you so much to both of you. and now, even though dr. fauci was too busy to appear before congress today, he did have time to go on pbs to fearmongering about the latest covid variant. >> it's a game changer, judy, for people who are not vaccinated.

we have pockets in her country, particularly but not exclusively -- with the level of vaccination really dangerously low. you don't want to see two americans, one that's protected very nicely because the vaccines work, and then certain pockets of the country where you can have these many surges. >> judge jeanine: avowed she is ignoring the latest data the delta variant in the u.k. if they show of the more 50,000 delta cases among unvaccinated birds, only 44 or .08% died after testing positive for the variance. joining us now is a preterm urologist from dallas, texas, why are we not getting the important context? >> he's not following the data, it's very clear from the u.k. technical briefing that was published june 18th, that the

vaccine provides no protection against the delta variance. it's a mild variant, whether you get the vaccine or knowledge, they will get some mild symptoms like a cold and be easily managed through it. you can use simple combinations at home, and get them through the illness. if there is no reason now at this point in time to push vaccination, we have over 865, we have 77% vaccinated. the remaining patients are not vaccinated for good reason. they've either had covid-19 or they can't take the vaccine. >> judge jeanine: you believe if you have covid-19, then you don't need the vaccine? >> that's right. it it's far superior to vaccine immunity, it's robust, complete, and durable. patients who have had covid-19 and had a solid diagnosis with proof, or if they have antibodies or the test positive

from a prior suspecting infection, they are good to go. there is no reason they should take the vaccine. in fact, three studies show increased harm if an immune patient if they take the vaccine. >> the reason you are hearing about mass coming back is basically they're trying to slow down the spread of what is clearly a more transmissible variance. this is 60% more transmissible than the u.k. variant was, which was 50% more transmissible than the strain before that. you get the idea, that sort of this notion that the virus is still spreading. let's see if we can do everything we can to really contain it. >> judge jeanine: if the virus is more transmissible, does not automatically mean it's more deadly? >> not at all. in fact, we've had 12 randomized trials, most recently, the child

that shows no value to public masking. none whatsoever. the highest quality evidence that we have -- there's no need for masking and the general public. each version, there's been fearmongering. i remember when the u.k. variant was coming, that was a very mild variant. it wasn't a big deal in the united states. at this point in time, delta will give us a small bump, but we will manage it very easily with adequate therapy. i think only health care professionals, people working at close range, may be barbers and others should wear masks, but for general public masking, there is no signs of its support. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much. critics of that u.s. olympian who turned her back on the flag and anthem are being called a racist and un-american. former nfl player and current congressman burgess owens has some thoughts on that, next. stay right there.

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>> judge jeanine: what's truly shocking about the glen berry saga that she's an entire entitd leftists who despises this country, but the media is getting dominic tarring and feathering whoever criticizes her "this black athlete betraying america again. every time one of them stages of protest, some white politician has the setting of authoritarian urge to call for their banishment. quintin berry is no one's internal enemy, today's standar. it representative dan crenshaw's so threatened by her, that he's demanded her removal from the u.s. olympic team. you know it's warmer nfl player and utah congressman burgess

owens. and super bowl champion and a retired army ranger. all right, congressman. is your disagreement with gwen to bury based on her race? >> no, it has to do why we had elections in the first place, why every country comes with colors and flights, it's about a love for a nation and patriotism. i felt he was going to happen, she will be a very small footnote because people will forget her very soon. the message behind this is we will recognize and look at this as the moment our president turned his back on her country. were not standing for these marxists. that's going to be that message. americans will see it more and more, turning their backs on the nation. if she does love our country, why doesn't she do something else? do not go and represent internationally a nation that gives you this opportunity if you're not going to be appreciated about.

>> judge jeanine: they think she should be kicked off the olympic team, what say you? >> i think he's exactly right, so is congressman owens. he is great american, by the way. for the patriots, look, standing on the sidelines before again watching that flag wave, listening to the anthem, standing side-by-side with my teammates of every race and background, that seems they represent the greatness of america. that scene is partly why after my nfl career was over, i decided to join the army. i wear that same plague on my right shoulder when i served overseas with the hundred and first airborne division in iraq, the greatest honor of my life. i had to turn around and see some athletes, even president biden such a blatant disrespect and attitude towards our country sickening. when you look at the flag, you have to think about the generations of warriors, some who have made the ultimate sacrifice, so that we as athletes, like congressman owens, like myself, like even

gwen berry can live free and play game we love. at that magnitude, that sacrifice deserves and demands our respect. it's been one and a nation that gets our athletes to where they want to do. gwen berry doubled down on her disdain for the national anthem yesterday. >> if you know your history, you know the third paragraph speaks to in america, our bug being slain. it's disrespectful, and it doesn't speak to black americans. it's obvious, there's no question. >> judge jeanine: congressman, is it true there's no question? do you find this disrespectful? >> no, it's very obviously ignorant of american history. it was something that karl marx said playback, the first battlegrounds of american history. colleges are producing people like this to grow out and live the american dream and have no

clue of -- including black americans who made the sacrifice to live the lives we live right now. i lived it, understand it. what she's doing right now is upfront. to every single generation of black americans who stood for this country and believed in meritocracy and prove themselves to be worthy to be called americans. >> judge jeanine: joy behar thinks quintin berry is actually a patriot. to take a look at this. >> tested the very basis of patriotism and the country. she's doing her patriotic duty by saying, i am making a point here. but that's all she's doing. she's not hurting anybody. >> judge jeanine: what say you, jack? jake? >> there's a time and place for peaceful protests, not while you were representing the country in the olympics appeared of the whole point of the olympics is representing the united states of america. you wear the flag on the

uniform, the national anthem is played when you win metals. the flag is draped over you. if you have a problem with america, and with the flag, then you shouldn't participate in the olympics, it's that simple, she should be off the team. >> can i say this also, who is it hurting and who these people always heard, those who look up to athletes like this, who don't have a family or fathers, they will grow up hitting our country because they see their heroes hating our country. if they are hurting an entire generation, particularly of those at risk, black communities, their learning that this country is not worth it. at the worst message to give anyone in the country that gives so much freedom and opportunity. >> judge jeanine: one of the things i object to, you wonder if people are so upset about this country, what if they can to make it better? have they even voted? have they voted in the school board meeting and the local town council? do they stand on the jury, have they done any of the things that

make good change for america if it isn't what they think it should be? my last question to you, jake, would be, in the future should there be -- apparently the international olympics -- are you familiar with that? >> i think you're exactly right, it should be disallowed in the future. i think you're exactly right also that i think people should have the proper perspective about how great this country is. if you serve in uniform and see what i've seen, you have an immediate appreciation. if everyone had that perspective, they would think about things like disrespecting the flag little bit differently. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much for being with us tonight. and as colleges increasingly look to force vaccinations on all students you want to return

to campus, our next guest found a way to fight it. stay tuned to find out how and why this could force these universities to relent. that's next.

>> judge jeanine: the leftists who run colleges and

universities are trying to force vaccinations on students. my next guest is fighting back. after yale university informed she could not return to campus if she did not get the vaccine, she reached out to lee the patriots usa. not only did that group help kendall get a religious exemption, but they also helped her convince elt changes policy that restricted who could qualify for one. joining me now is kendall cody, a nursing student at yale university and cameron atkinson, her journey. you've achieved more than changing yell's, you've showed goodness across the country that they can actually fight back against these vaccine mandates. how did you do it? >> hi judge, thank you for having me on today. it ended up being a ripple effect because they had a contract that they wanted me to sign, and i refused to sign it

until i was guaranteed and out of not getting vaccinated. because i would not sign that contract, they deactivated my badge did everything needed to be expedited before fall semester because i'm running through the summer semester in this program, and that's when we the patriots usa connected me with kim and norm to have representation to get yelled you back off their discriminatory policy. >> judge jeanine: how did you do it? >> all i did is call them and ask why they had a discriminator policy. whether it be under grad, except for the medical school of nursing and tea students. they panicked and went into an emergency board meeting to discuss it. >> judge jeanine: when they told you that you could come back, you realize this is an opportunity for others situated,

have you discussed this with them? this would be across the board? would this be across the board came in? not necessarily. it's such an important process. we are seeing these religious exemption cases for vaccines fall within 21-2 categories. one could be against a private university such as kendall's case, here, in which case we asked to look to public accommodations. it must be when you have to make a public connection, right. >> or the other context, the public universities in which case, in terms of religious exemption, it's a straight up first amendment case. >> judge jeanine: let me ask you this, kendall. how is this a religious

exemption? >> they told me why they asked them why they deactivated the badge, they said fill out an exemption. once you get approved, we will reactivate it. that did not guarantee me being approved as it had to be yell health. >> judge jeanine: what are the religious grounds? >> they are on the use of aborted fetal cells. >> judge jeanine: your stagnate used aborted fetal cells in testing and creating the vaccine? >> in particular, stem cell research. >> judge jeanine: and not placenta, but fetus aborted fetus. that's a religious argument right? >> what we found out in this process, yell and most of the rest of academia talk a very good game.

consumption, but not when it comes to religion. >> judge jeanine: i don't mean to be short, but were coming up against a hard break. kendall, finally, you've learned a huge lesson from this, i think you've set a standard for the country. congratulations to you. thank you both very much. it might not surprise you, but congress milliman ilhan omar isn't sorry about her blatant anti-semitism, the last fight.

>> judge jeanine: does ilhan omar have the tiniest bit of regret for attacks on israel? >> a group of jewish house democrats wrote a letter accusing israel of acts of terror, as he wound other members of the squad is anti-semitic. did you regret these comments? >> i don't.

i tend to think that people around the world who have experienced injustice need to be able to have a place where they can go. >> judge jeanine: that's all the time we had tonight. i'm judge pirro in for laura ingraham. don't forget to catch my show every saturday night at 9:00 eastern, i will be right back here tomorrow night at 10:00, set your dvrs. >> to become an american citizens is the single greatest achievement of my life. >> i'm so grateful. >> is so beautiful. >> you know something that's not so beautiful, right on page 56 you are late boomer with a tiny -- >> greg: that was so beautiful, now about your -- [applause]