california. , "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine *. thanks for, with us tonight. the number one health issue in the united states that reached a fever pitch level is not covid, it's not global warming, it's not racism. it's out of control criminals being allowed to terrorize the

rest of us. there is a war raging in america. it started last summer when thugs started burning down homes and businesses. >> reparation, anything they want to take, take it because these businesses have insurance. judge jeanine: from looting businesses, they started ramming residential areas, creating their own hate america zone. forcing evacuations much police precincts, trying to burn down a federal courthouse. the left was covered by the mainstream media as engaging in peaceful protests even as thousands of comes are injured. those arrested, the charges were dropped. storming residents with

bullhorns, trespassing, and yelling it was really their property. democrats did flog. they made believe it wasn't even happening. the thugs advanced to the next level. groups yelling at and interrupting people as they dined outdoors. then going inside restaurants insisting people raise their fists. throwing drinks, taking wait, andics phones. the democrats in the cities did nothing. thugs advanced to yet another level. they walked into neiman marcus, a high-end retail store in the middle of a bright sunny day. they cracked glass cases stealing expensive handbags, jewelry and simply ran out. the democrats in charge did nothing. the next advance? your house. your property. they will come in and simply

take whatever they want. your private property, your cherished items, things you worked hard for. they are not afraid of you. no one has stopped them before and they don't expect to be stopped now. they know they will be bailed to go out and reoffend. these gun toting thugs emboldened bullies running through our streets shooting each other, innocent bystanders be damned. a college intern on public transportation. a 1-month-old shot in a car seat. a 4-year-old on the way to a toy store. the radical left has brought the 70s crime story back to america. we have had over 5,000 americans shot since january of this year. 2020 ended with over 19,000

americans killed in shootings. what do democrat mayors want to do for their citizens. chicago mayor lori lightfoot straightup lies and says crime is down. >> crime is not out of control. crime is on the decline in our homicide and shootings year over year are down. that's a fact, sir. judge jeanine: she and the rest of these leftist socialist mayors know damn well crime is not down, and they know damn well how to fight crime. no 4-minute meeting with joe biden on the tarmac will solve anything, especially if joe doesn't have his note cards. the radical police mating crew's

purpose is to castrate the police who can fight crime. they say it's all about guns. but it's really about criminals. andrew cuomo is fighting crime by suing gun manufacturers. suing the gun manufacturer has nothing to do with crime reduction. they prefer to burn down the federal court. they bought their guns illegally on the street. and if there was a serial number on them, there isn't one now. joe biden can't stop talking about the gun epidemic and his plans to shut down gun sellers who break federal laws. he than his pal kamala aren't concerned about the second amendment. >> the can amendment from the day it was passed limited the

people who could own a gun and the type of weapon you could own. judge jeanine: they want to take guns away from law-abiding citizens who actually know how to shoot a gun. why are the democrats allowing this? first they tried to:blame republicans for the crime wave and defunding police. even "the washington post" gave the statement three pinocchios. they know they are weakening law and order. they are not interested in protecting you. bail reform is nothing more than a get out of jail free card. 80% of those arrested are released immediately after that arrest. some d.a.s have refused to prosecute a crime unless it reaches an arbitrarily chosen

threshold. mayors and i councils are taking police off the street. police have lost qualified immunity. they are ambushed and shot. judge are allowing politics to influence their ruling. this week joe biden said he will begin door-to-door outreach for covid vaccinations. think about that. the intrusion. the invasion of your privacy. strange people coming to your door to see how many people live in your home or apartment. where is that mindset coming from? to me it's all tied together. failure to fund police in a way that prevents them from being effective. refusal of prosecutors to

prosecute. now leftists blaming guns and not the criminals for all the crime in america. put the dots together. joe biden's irrational belief he can control the second amendment, along with his belief he can go door to door, tells me there is an end game. it's not about votes. it's not about registering your gun. it'sf about con fist skating your gun. there is only one way out of this there is a number. 2022. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter #judgejeanine. joining me, vice president of the san francisco police association lieutenant tracy mccray and sergeant joe b rirks

imahdi. i assume you both agree police are unsome pressure they are hesitating to make arrests. but i want to address you, lieutenant mccray about what happened at neiman marcus. 76% of people in san francisco want more police in the city. what is going on? >> thank you for having me. you are correct. it's out of control. it's chaos. and people are feeling that. when it's captured on video, then the whole world can see it. people feel unsafe and they do want more police officers, contrary to what some of our elected officials would have you believe. especially our district attorney. judge jeanine: your district attorney is who? >> he believes criminals are the real victims, not the people

being victimized by criminals. and that's a problem. judge jeanine: i know he has a reputation for not going after domestic violence criminals which is something that infuriates me. sergeant, the truth is you have got businesses that are trying to protect their businesses and protect shoppers. they have surveillance equipment, they are hiring security guards. but even if they apprehend someone, are these criminals being punished? >> well, absolutely not they are not being punished. when mayor lightfoot said crime is down in chicago, actually shootings are up 67% in chicago. the worst part about it is it's our black and brown communities being impacted the most. when you hear politicians say

black and brown lives matter, they only matter with it many politically expedient. they don't care about the lives in their community. all they care about is their radical agenda. but we have the ability to fix this. if we restore the rule of law, which means we don't allow people to steal a thousand dollars worth of products out of a store. walgreens closed 7 stores in san francisco. in chicago people arrested for shooting and killing people are out on bail. if we embraced the broken windows theory to take our neighborhoods back, we could make a difference. if you are watching at home and your community is ravaged by violent crime and your officials

are not standing on a platform of law and order, get them out. judge jeanine: people walking in and stealing as if it's the candy store. also the increase in violent crime. what are the police doing. what is the morale of the police department in san francisco? >> i will give it to my brother over there, dropped the mic. morale, staffing issues, people are hesitant to do their job because they are afraid of being prosecuted. he has no problem prosecuting cops. when you are talking about the gun violence. what about ghost guns? we have taken a number of ghost guns off the streets. people can print that and use that for a crime to kill people, to rob people. let's not forget about that either.

this whole notion of law and order needs to come back and people need to respect the rule of law, which is not happening. when you are saying they are just stealing an expensive handbag. no, they are not, they are crippling people's ability to make a living. if those stores close, then what will they do? they already cut back the hours. they hire us to make sure the people coming in so rob them don't accost the people who are actually paying for the items they are buying. that's crazy. judge jeanine: to both of you. these businesses -- i'm more concerned with innocent bystanders getting to the by the thugs with guns. these businesses, they are smart people. don't they know how to put pressure on politicians? 70% of the businesses are hiring people so their inventory is

protected. what are they doing to impact judges and the d.a.s. i will go to you on that sergeant grimaldi. >> there are a couple class action lawsuits where the prosecutors are suing the city council for not providing protection. they need to show up at the city council meeting. city council needs to feel the heat. all they are doing is listening to the radical left. they shouldn't have a place at the microphone. judge jeanine: lieutenant mccray, is there any hope in terms of san francisco and where it is right now in getting the mayor, the d.a., or the judges to sit down with police and discuss crime with them? >> i think exactly what you

said, going to council meetings and letting them know, letting your voice be heard. we have the recall of the district attorney happening. he's afraid because he will get booted out. people are tired of this. judge jeanine: when is the recall? >> they have to have the signatures by august 11. i think they are well on their way to having that and more. it's going to happen. judge jeanine: lieutenant tracy mccray, thank you for all you do. sergeant joseph grimaldi, we love you. did a judge's reckless decision lead to a mother's murder in texas?

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criminals going on to skill. in texas a mother was shot to death while holding her 1-year-old son on his birthday. the -- the little boy was also injured but recovered. he was out on bond and was supposed to be wearing an angle monitor at the time of the shooting. houston's mayor is speaking out and slamming these dangerous bond decisions. take a listen. >> i would say to the judges and others not to put people back on the streets who have committed three and four and five felonies. relying on anchor monitors to control their whereabouts. that's unacceptable. judge jeanine: joining me now, andy kahn of crime stoppers houston who is a spokesperson

for the person's family. we are talking about 7 bond. one is too'. we are talking about aggravated assault before this. >> let's take a look at the suspect. we are just going to start off with, he has three felony convictions. he's a convicted sex offender. he gets out. follow me closely. in -- in 2019 he's charged with assault for trying to impede breathing which is a way of saying he was trying strangle. we get four additional felonies filed on him, including felon in possession of a weapon. he gets out on bond one, two,

three, four, five, six. in 2021 he's charged with another offense. judge jeanine: i heard enough. it's the judge who bailed him. this judge -- let's put her picture up. she is -- she talks about -- and i have to read this. she was just elected. what is her name? she was just elected. she ran for judge, won the election in november of this past year. 2020. she is in her campaign she said she is a proud bilingual mexican-american attorney. she is going to fight so people are represented by politicians with shared experiences in the community. to be treated with dignity and

respect. is that her idea of respect letting him out on an ankle bracelet which anybody can break through? is she that stupid? >> it's the first type we heard from the court and it won't be the last time. it simply defies logic. he's a career habitual vie rent felon. our system kept spitting him out to do what he does. you have a 24 -- a 24-year-old mother dead and a 1-year-old who has to grow up without a mother. if somebody knows where the guy is, contact crime stoppers. you are eligible for an award. we are putting out money for

defendants who we shouldn't be putting out money for because he should have been locked up to begin with. that's what's infuriating about all this. these are pictures of over100 victims in harris county who have been murdered by defendants released on multiple felony bonds the past few years. we have a pandemic in harris county. i am sure it's all over the country as well. it's time to get a grip on the ramifications. judge jeanine: it's all over the country. let me say we are not going to forget this. this judge should be removed. the commission on judicious conduct is investigating her. >> judge, wouldn't you love to have one of these judges

actually come on your show and explain to the public why they think it's in the best interest of public safety to continually re -- continually release habitual felons? judge jeanine: ways the latest lying about pushed by the liberal media? it has to do with red stiets versus blue states. headlines, o

foxnews.com. >> if there are lower vaccine rates, chances are good. they are more likely to vote for republicans and more likely to be sceptical. >> this will cause economic disparity. you are a business, and you have a chance to move into a low tax state where vaccinate rates are higher. or a state where vaccination rates are lower, you are going to move your company where vaccination rates are higher because it will be harder to get the brightest and breast workers

to come to a state that's lagging behind in vaccination rates. judge jeanine: that's msnbc's joe scarborough trying to sell the narrative. when the pandemic restriction ruined the lives of 200,000 small business owners chasing the americans dreams. behind every one of those business closures is the story of a man or woman putting everything on the line to better the lives their families, only to lose it all because the government pulled the rug out from underneath them, forcing them to close shop to be safe. okay, steve. if you listen to morning joe and his gang. they say everybody is leaving the red states and moving to blue states. aren't bluff states bad for

business? >> look at florida. florida has a thousand people every day from the northeast that are moving to florida. in fact florida is getting a little nervous about how many people are moving in from these blue states. in texas, kind of see, a lot of people are moving to idaho, montana, utah is a big state for new people. they are moving there because these economies have been mostly open. they are also moving there because they are low tax states. texas, tennessee and florida have no income tax, new york city, the income -- income tax, 15%. judge jeanine: he believes the vaccination rate is the one thing determining whether people take their family and their businesses and move across

country is that true? >> i haven't seen evidence of that. i do think people should get vaccinated. people over the age of 40 should definitely be vaccinated. the evidence has been clear now for 30 or 40 years that these policies of lower taxes, pro business, these states like new york and connecticut, new jersey, have done so much damage to their economies and you are spot-on correct. the biggest victims have been the lowest income workers and those small businesses. we have 28 million small businessmen and women. in states like new york and chicago, it brings a tear to my eye to see the stores board up. now they can't get the businesses because the states like new jersey, new york, and connecticut continue to pay the

$300 a week. the states that have having the biggest reduction in unemployment rates are the states that have gotten rid of the $300 a week extra payment. judge jeanine: still ahead. new york governor andrew cuomo is cashing in big time on the covid pandemic, and he's proud of it.

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speaking for myself, it was a tremendous personal benefit. judge jeanine: a tremendous personal benefit? sadly web's right. new york governor andrew cuomo cashed in on covid big time for his book, "american crisis." he received over $5 million. here with reaction, tomi lahren and leo terrell. leo, i will go to you first. hit it. >> the on one who thinks andrew cuomo did a great job is andrew cuomo. he's a disgrace. you know who is else is a disgrace? the democratic party. he allowed seniors to dined his directive. the democratic leadership in new york will do nothing. he gets on tv and talks about the personal benefits. he benefited.

new york suffered. he's in office right now and the democratic leadership is afraid to do anything about it. he's shameful and disrespectful to all new yorkers. judge jeanine: tomi, the shame of it is, with all these allegations against him he refuses to step aside, kind of like governor northam in virginia. they just dig their heels in and say i'm not going anywhere, too bad. what say you? >> we are allowed to do that because of a little thing we like to call liberal privilege. andrew cuomo laughed about the allegations against him. he doesn't seem to be bothered by it. and yet he's not hiding in a hole somewhere because he's protected. because new york doesn't have a recall option. so this man sits here on his

thrown and he laughs at us all and rakes in millions of dollars. and there is nothing the people of new york can do about it. i would hope even if they can't recall their governor, i would hope they see the leadership of deblasio and cuomo and say maybe it's time to start voting for a republican. and at the very least not a democrat as bad as these clowns. judge jeanine: let's talk about another bozo. that is avenatti. the fact that this guy just got 30 months for fraud. in tears crying. he was a trump hating guy who was a criminal and faces two more indictments in california. yet the left fawned all over him. take a listen to this. >> we got lucky tonight. we are back with attorney michael avenatti. he's a main player. you have to guess, a hint. his name is michael avenatti.

>> i don't think you are in this for money. >> for me you are like the holy spirit. you are in all places at all times. he's out there saving the country. he's a rock star. >> michael avenatti for president in 2020? judge jeanine: his next chapter will be in a jail cell for at least 30 months. this guy simply because he hated trump and could walk and talk. he stole money from clients who were in trouble. he misused his position as an attorney. and he made people suffer for this benefit. >> he's facing additional charges for stealing clients' fund and facing probably an eternity in jail. he gives lawyers a bad name.

a very bad name. but notwithstanding that, he will be disbarred. he was on cnn, the left-wing media over 200 types. they -- 200 times. they fell in love with him. now, you hear crickets. he will get a job as a legal analyst sitting next to jeffrey tubin. judge jeanine: they would be good together. >> where is brian stealther in all of this. that was the man he elevated. .this is another example of liberal privilege. he was supposed to get 9-11 years. he got 2 1/2 years? he was anti-trump and all it takes in left-wing media is to

be anti-trump from the years 2015 to date. he tried to shake down nike. but the left doesn't care. all you have got to be is trump deranged and you get a gold star. judge jeanine: if that isn't the truth. thanks for joining us. the free britney movement continues. and it takes a new turn.

judge jeanine: the calls to free britney spears grow louder each day as she continues to fight toned her conservatorship.

the saga took a turn as her court appointed attorney filed a motion to withdraw as her attorney. let me see if i got this right. she has been subject to a conservatorship for the past 13 years. during that time the way i figure it, her father made $2.4 million as a conservator, $100 million in gross revenues. $300,000 for rent. her father is a multi millionaire. and this woman apparently can't even buy a car. >> there is no legal or factual basis for britney spears to be under a conservatorship. and let's not forget. her court appointed attorney

pocketed almost $3 million over the past 13 years representing britney. judge jeanine: he made a motion to withdraw. it's almost like the heat is getting too hot for everybody. the trust company involved, they apparently are not involved anymore. the prosecutor in me wants to check everybody out. why did he never file a motion to terminate the conservatorship on her behalf? >> that's what should have happened on june 23 after britney dropped that bomb smell that she wanted out. britney said her attorney never told her she could end the conservatorship. and he tells the court that this is the first time he heard that britney wanted to end the conservatorship. way expected was for him to file the motion to terminate the

conservatorship. but instead he files a motion to withdraw. this will set things back weeks and maybe even months as the court appoints a new attorney to file a motion to terminate the conservatorship. judge jeanine: if it can happen to some one in broad daylight. it's happening to a lot of older people in this country, too. one man is fighting back against facebook and twitter censoring conservatives, and his name is donald trump. details next.

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if they can do it to me, they can do it to you. the lawsuit is backed by the america first policy institute and the board chair linda joined me now. good evening, thank you for being with us tonight. >> it's great to be here. judge jeanine: tell me how you got involved in this. >> i became involved in this just looking into our job to support those people who might be like president trump is been taken down but primarily he said in a couple of speeches big tech center a sitting president and should not be able to do that you think about, where are we today? landscape says we are in a 21st century digital town hall environment. by the way, social media and a lot of good things but they have stepped over the boundary this

time when they colluded with the government where they have taken down teachers who have inquired about masks, taking on doctors who have tried to talk about the benefits of hydroxychloroquine they go to fox and alive to government to do that and president trump said if they can go after me, they can go after anyone, this is not a lawsuit about democrats or republicans, this is about the american people in our first amendment rights and we have to stand up for it. judge jeanine: i really am very glad he's doing this because the first amendment free speech is not only being eliminated, it's been censored in almost a sense that there is collusion between the government leftist take text from of the government doesn't have a right to center but they are protecting big tech, allowing them to center and not

providing any guidelines or regulation and my understanding is all the talk about the left and right working together to pass galatian and regulate big tech is nothing more than euphemisms to protect them from any regulation. are you aware of anything going on in congress that would prevent them from censoring anyone's was a conservative, president or woman who wants to talk about her child with a mask? >> there's always a lot of talk and we just decided it's time for action our job, we are not a lawsuit, but we are supporting the representatives and reaching out to more representatives and since this was announced, we had over 30,000 inquiries about henry during the lawsuit, tell us more about the lawsuit and i think that speaks volumes to the concerns.

scott recently did a poll that shows majority of americans really do believe big tech to strong and no accountability for the actions they take and i think we need to take a look at that. you know better than anyone because you are a judge and lawyer that are first amended right set us apart from almost any other country in the world and if we don't stand up and protect this first amendment right of free speech and discourse to discuss things and to disagree but not to be censored if you do disagree. we know you didn't, you can't yell fire in a crowded theater, we have common sense approach to the things we cannot cannot do but we are absolutely taking away our rights, i believe of free discourse. judge jeanine: linda, i couldn't agree with you more. thank you for joining us on justice and don't forget, set

your dvr so you never miss a show and you can catch more of me at cameo.com/judge jeanine. thank you for watching, i am jeanine puerile advocating for truth, justice and the american way and i'll see you saturday night. ♪♪ ♪♪ dan: into "unfiltered", i am dan bongino. this you've got to see, check this out. >> people, they don't know how many people died, many people opened it and want to be american, it's very honorable. dan: why are you so emotional? >> i don't know.