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getting called out among silence and rampant theft in the city. he loves just creating 14 looting suspects, law enforcement officials in california are fed up. >> los angeles is like the movie "the purge" but instead of 24 hours to commit your crime, they have 365 days to commit their crime. >> we are catching the criminals, and we are catching them over and over again and they are being released very quickly without bail and not staying in prison, so we just continue to deal with the same people again and again. >> jesse: it gets even more absurd in my hometown of philly, one of the most deadliest series ever, from d.a. larry krasner who does not see a problem. >> there is not a big spike in crime. that is not true. there is also not a big spike in violent crime. we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime. we don't have a crisis of violence.

>> jesse: okay. and in chicago there is been a frenzy of crazy smash and grab us. mayor lori lightfoot has the audacity did blame the retailers. >> some of the retailer's and michigan avenue, i will tell you i am disappointed that they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority, for example we still have retailers that won't institute plans like having no security officers in the stores. making sure that they have cameras that are operational. tyrus, in philly on the street they call the d.a. uncle larry, because they know if they get hit with something he will let them write out, people know what the policies are and they are taking advantage of it? >> tyrus: i'm sorry, my ear is a little bit cauliflower and, did she say that the retailers were asking for it? >> jesse: yeah. >> katie: they should not decorate their windows that way? where are we where this is the point? i am in shock.

with a straight face, almost a giggle said that they were asking for it? and what walk of life can you ever say that? if my child was like little t, why did you steal the cookie? he was asking for it, give them a spanking and send them to a therapist because he thinks a cookie is talking to them. there's no way to fix this, because they've gone so hard on our boys and women in blue. to the police department in my hometown, they have either retired or move somewhere else. so even if you put -- let's say they put $5 million to get the police force back, you look at 18 months to get a new police officer training get out there. in the criminals know this, so you arrest the guy, he can even go to the press conference and they are already out. there is nothing to see here. and what did you call them, uncle -- >> jesse: uncle larry they call them. it >> tyrus: all of those things are way down because

homicide is way up, attempted murder are done, lowest ever. how is homicide? unbelievable. >> jesse: it's the same people, it's not like thousands and thousands of people, it's a same couple hundred guys doing the same crimes and getting back out. >> dana: you hear from police that are able to speak on camera or in the newspapers that they are saying it's demoralizing for them. they go out and do all the hard work but they know they will be back on the street the next day and then they commit additional crime. lori lightfoot just said is like what alec baldwin said last week when he said that the cinematographer whom he killed was to blame for the direction, i mean, do you not want to have retail stores on madison avenue in chicago? michigan avenue, excuse me, chicago. it's a beautiful street and it has been a hallmark of a place where chicago is a wonderful place to live and it's going to be a great place to visit, but if you are worried as an employee about going to work because you are free for your life, or if you are a customer

and you think, maybe it's just better not to go into the store and i will buy it online. they are going to drive more and more people out and that hurts a small business people because they have those jobs that they want right next to the fancy ones so they can get the foot traffic. the foot traffic is a career criminal where you are not going to sell anything. >> jesse: so laurie is pushing the crime on the south side, as long as it's on the south side, everything is fine, now it's up in nice retail areas in the miracle mile in chicago and now she is saying it's your fault. it's your fault, bloomingdale's, louis vuitton. >> harold: why do you look at me when i say that? >> jesse: i'm looking at you, harold. >> tyrus: it is a compliment. >> harold: louis vuitton is a nice store. i would say this, you are right. everything that has been said is right, the most alarming thing -- looking for a city official is what you just said about this, the time that it's going to take if we decide to fully fund the police as we should as a nation.

if you are mayor right now in a big city would have to look at the rear four things on the table, if you did have a bell reform package passed over the next year, how do you look at it? we want to try to protect nonviolent offenders, what we are doing is enabling violent offenders to get out, we have a mental health crisis in the country, we have talked about this at the table, and mayors and others, if i was head of the mayor's association i would appeal to our congressman and senator and governor to help us figure out how we have some comprehensive way to deal with the mental health crisis on our streets as well and finally even with the 18 month challenge we have, maybe we add some retired officers that come back, i know that you talk about many moving outside to the big cities, what can we do to incentivize some of these trained officers to come back until we are able to get those who wish to go into the profession a noble and honorable profession to do that? and mayors have to rebuild the

trust between communities and police officers. and when i was growing up i wanted to be a police officer coming to talk about wanting to be a police officer, that's what i wanted to do. you now don't have as many kids saying that, as many diverse kids in the diversity in the nation that you have to have police officers that come from different backgrounds, so i get her frustration, but she was willing to sit as mayor and i hope she has a chance to correct and she will, we have to look at it holistically, i just don't think we are. >> jesse: wrap it up, katie. to be on the left is crime is on full display, they don't believe that it's a problem, because they believe and replacing it with chaos that which is exactly what they are doing now, none of this is happening in a vacuum, it's happening in blue cities, what else do you a lot of these blue cities have? very strict gun control. when you look at what is happening and you have this holiday party for example, not just in stores, but you have criminals into a holiday party and robbing everybody of a

holiday party or physical therapy offices in beverly hills, all of these guys coming in with guns, robbing the doctor, taking people in the physical therapy office, there is no return, they are not going to be there and not afraid of getting arrested because they will be released and they know that they have been put in a possession where they are not allowed to hold a firearm without a number of hoops, but there can't be or people will be vilified by the very people like mayor lori lightfoot, and what people have seen before, for the mayor of chicago to say that to the stores need to hire more security, okay, what do you want them to do then? or will they be allowed to be armed? probably not. do you want store owners to arm to themselves and do what kyle rittenhouse did? defend the property of a car owner? the whole philosophy, it's not just one thing, it's not the bad das to defund the police, it's defunding people's ability to defend themselves and then

blaming them for it and then daring to -- completely chroma criticizing them and destroying their life to the media should they take on these criminals that the politicians and the d.a. i've allowed to run rampant, not just at the stores but in people's communities. >> tyrus: you can even use harsh language, because it will offend somebody and get canceled. >> jesse: you are getting your psych sciatica stretched out? speak of the lower injury, it's the first? >> jesse: what's a cool injury! 's before learning how to walk again from a burning building. >> jesse: everybody out there, i have sciatica. his own party, some democrats want nothing to do with him. ♪ ♪

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>> dana: things getting pretty lonely for president biden in his own party, democrats are worried biden scary poll numbers will lead to a midterm bloodbath and some are making sure to distance themselves from the commander-in-chief like vulnerable house democrat jared golden who says he is not worried about him and his thinking numbers and here's why, what i know about his approval ratings right now versus my own is that i am not facing him by about 30 points, harold, for democrats, they better hang together or they will all hang separately in the midterm? >> i think you are right, i would say two things, they need some personnel changes at the top of this it -- >> dana: you don't take my prediction. >> harold: i won't, but you don't try to tell the public how they are a living, you do that and you generally lose the race, you meet people where they are and if you want to take them to another place you first have to

lead them and explain what your plan is and how and why your vision is better than their opponents. right now the opponent democrat is really a nondemocrat vision, if you look at the most recent polling from the journal, people are disappointed with what we think are the priorities of the country, they have to match what everyday americans are thinking what they are buying at the grocery store in the pump and the gas station, what their kids are learning in school come we can still win this thing, it's 11 months away, i think about where we were 11 months ago today and in a very, very different place. a lot will have to change. i would focus on the border. i would focus on the economy, and it would focus on covid, you focus on those three things and you put the personnel around you that can help you do those things, you have a fighting chance. >> dana: there is been no federal response on crime. >> harold: some other things in the last segment sm array of

things around the table, i would think about mental health and with getting police officers back on the street. >> dana: we saw in the letter a balk, spending the whole press conference saying we don't have a problem, there is nothing happening here, if you don't believe your own eyes, the crime is not up, and so it feels like they are really disconnected and there is a no real cohesiveness from the top. >> jesse: he should feel the pain instead of trying to spin the pain, he can't say everything is great in the country, the country does not think everything is great, the country feels like the country is going down, down, down and that's where he looks like he is out of touch, if i was a democrat running for the reelection, you know what i would do? i would retire and become a lobbyist, because why would i want to sit around and dial for this if i'm going to get smoked in the midterm scum of the dead owners don't want to give me any money, they know i'm getting smoked, so what am i going to run for reelection i want jill biden to take a picture with me,

i would have mayor pete take a picture with me, i would have michelle come over and take a pick, but jill biden shows outcome of the crowd does not show up. give me barack! that's the point, he is not barack, he was black and historic, he is not trumped, they were historic, they both had huge basis and both of those parties got lost and, what does joe have going for them? he has no charisma and the fundamentals of the country are off with the supply chain, inflation, the high crime, the high gas prices, this is a funeral landscape for the party in power, i don't see how they are going to spin their way out of it. >> dana: one thing, katie, if you are a voter discussing with biden, it's not like they are going to vote for another democrat, i mean the look what happened in virginia, you vote for a republican if you feel like the republican meets you where you are.

>> katie: about hanging together and hanging separately, it's hard for them to hang together when they have so many different factions in the party and you've seen this play out with bill back better and having really hard time getting that across the finish line and when it comes to democrat saying i would like to not retire and keep my job, they have their own polling and the issues that are affecting their voters and hearing from the constituency is are falling their offices every single day about inflation, kyrsten sinema, arizona, democrat, she's one of the people holding up joe biden's agenda in the senate, and says it's a real problem for people in arizona and the administration is not addressing it properly, they are looking at their own numbers and trying to distance themselves from the president and hoping that their votes in the way that they interact with people calling their office will benefit them during the midterms. >> dana: if you think about last year they were screaming at each other over deep on the police saying this absolutely hurt us and then it just continued through 2021 and you see more of it.

>> tyrus: it's not just that, but to his point, if you played the game of dominoes and tighten up the border, that would help law enforcement, that would help the city, that would help the economy. it's just one thing, but when you have six or seven different versions of the democratic party fighting over who is going to get the best sound bite, nothing will ever get accomplished. you have to fix one real thing, not imaginary things, not old, we are going to have infrastructure in ten years, guys! for what town? because we are all moving, by the time you get infrastructure in california, we will be in new l.a. montana, the new -- because they don't -- just give us one, just one, fix the border and let the dominoes fall, come on, joe! >> dana: come on, joe, listen, straight-ahead, president biden enjoyed a air pollutants thing

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sanctions if vladimir putin invades, so the white house has said that he has not made a decision yet, do you think that's true? >> harold: i do not know, what i do know is we should be rooting for him, the president in this instance, we had a pullout in afghanistan that did not go as well as we wanted and i think we could all agree that that would go a lot better and i think the white house as well, i think that pollutant does not want to ukraine and nato, for all the obvious reasons that nato would come to the defense and support, but i thought the president today did what he had to do in -- i think he probably did it more effectively -- what president putin can't have its oligarchy attack of the economic attacks and the kinds of threats we are making to put the economic culture around him is pretty doggone strong, because if vladimir putin is not afraid of voters, he is afraid of the aligarh could, if you have the voters and rush her

russia concerned about how their economic output is an productivity and they are concerned about their resources, that is a pinch you have to put on him to get his smirk off his face which he always has. >> katie: sanctions have failed on russia before and now have the norwood string pipeline, the white house security adviser today, national security adviser tried to argue that pipeline leverages for the left and upper russia. >> dana: i found that curious, a pipeline is not a toy you can take away from a child? a pipeline is something for years, and they have been through many administrations, they are super patient, they have been through clinton and bush and obama and tromped, and looking at joe biden and they are like a -- they are very patient, but what we really want is ukraine back, but he might settle for ukraine not getting in the nato right now, and after that, i bet he

gets that. i bet he gets that. and then you have to ask, well, what else is left if he is getting that? you wait a few more years and then it's underway, the gas flowing into germany, you think that germany will vote for them to be a nato? no, i don't believe that. so there are a lot of geopolitical concerns, i believe here, because of a sovereign country having two other countries make decisions for it meaning that the united states and russia basically dealing with ukraine and ukraine can't do that, what does that mean for all sorts of other countries in the world? and we focus a lot on china and taiwan, but there are others across the world where we are not going to send troops, and the only real deterrent as you are not going to do the swift transaction for russia would be a show of force and i don't think that biden will do that. >> katie: yes, jesse, when biden was vice president, he sent them blankets when russia was threatening to invade and after they went to crimea to try

to defend themselves, so it's not that this is just a russia thing, china is launching when it comes to moves that they want to be making. >> jesse: he is distracted from china with what vladimir putin is trying to play with ukraine, which is annoying we should be looking at specific, so they surrounded the root ukraine and if they want to invade and conquer, they can, but it will be so brutal on blood again costly for the russians that it will really almost destroy that country, so dana talked about it. we have been playing a game with ukraine, we dangle nato membership over ukraine to try to screw with putin's head, and it destabilizes him. he is off balance, because they need ukraine and nato, but we play the dance, because we don't really want to ukraine and nato, it depends on the country, it's flat and we will roll right through it. we don't want it, but we pretend like we want to end and it makes him go crazy and he does this crazy stuff i just think we

should sell javelins, give them as many as possible, they just take these out like this and they are great and then you tell him we are not going to buy any oil, stuff it and then bolster security in the baltic, but keep your eye on this pacific. sanctions don't always work, but in the package stuff, i would say let's load up the ukrainians with javelins. >> katie: do you think that we should load them up too? i think we should send tyrus? before i've gone to russia three times, i'm actually the first from russia, but i was there when georgia invaded, not a good time. i think that pollutants use the lay of the land. and he sees how the woke administration makes deals. i'm sure that he gave the taliban and a call and said how many did you get? how many tough helicopters?

let's all go stand and see what we can get. and i guarantee you he's going to get a lot. they are not going to get nato or new weapons, he will get some new deal. there will be some new thing and it will act as a victory and ukraine will be like, what about us? >> jesse: poor ukraine. >> tyrus: just like the people at the airport will say it, what about us, because everybody is coming to get a piece. >> katie: holding all the cards and all the leverage. >> jesse: which we do, send troops? >> harold: he does not want us conducting the military, i understand what he wants. >> dana: providing weapons, that might be helpful, but the other thing is remember the people in ukraine who fight in the military, they are like your physical therapists who now is like now he has to go and fight for his country, and russia they are professional soldiers, it's hard to imagine.

>> tyrus: what if he said because of this there isn't nato? >> dana: if we could do that unilaterally, maybe we would, but you have to get the census in germany is like now. group work. >> katie: anyway, head, jussie smollett snapping on the stand today and dragging don lemon into the scandal. ♪ ♪ re you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you could save a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (kid) sup, dad! (burke) seventeen-car garage you got there? ♪we are farmers♪ ♪bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪

>> harold: jussie smollett back on the stand for a second day in his trial, even after

prosecutors said they had evidence of doing a trial run, closing arguments are set to start tomorrow morning. that comes after another shocking reveal from jussie smollett testifying during the start of the investigation, the cops did not believe his account. now katie, is it bad that -- first of all, there are a lot of elements, what is your take on the trail in the don lemon piece that i don't understand if it is relevant in any way other than interesting. >> katie: i'm not sure if i have enough context of the whole conversation that don lemon was having if he was trying to get more information. if they know each other, what the cops don't believe your story? your side of the story asking that question? based on what is happened in the trial, everyone is jealous of the spin, because he gets to watch this in the courtroom, we all wish we could watch it live and my main question throughout the whole thing is before the trial, the argument from jussie smollett was two guys in magna hats were white to beat him up

in the middle of chicago and yelled "did this is maga country and other slurs at him." shouldn't his defense team be concerned that these white supremacists are out on the streets of chicago and they could commit more crimes. they've never been concerned, now the story of the guys were actually the brothers who are testifying against me who are not white, they are nigerian, and they are the ones that did this to me in order to get money from me. maybe he can convince one juror that he is telling the truth, but i think it's pretty obvious he is not. >> harold: what are your thoughts about -- is this the way, and student development? that you are here in? >> i would have to say this story is beyond the pale, and in terms of pale, i believe this extension. the term described as the assailant, remember you and i

are not pale, this is pale, and you can't see it on! >> katie: what is context? >> tyrus: was trying to say that the brothers from nigeria were pale. >> dana: and cross-examining, saying his attackers were white, but then changed the story later to say it was pale, because it was the responsible thing to do. and if anything jussie smollett is responsible. >> tyrus: i would have stood and said we rest. and that's the thing, white supremacists in the dead of winter, apparently they take a timeout -- >> jesse: those are the pale guys. >> tyrus: had to stop at subway to get his food before they continued that there evening lynching in the streets of chicago where subway maga hat rocking pale, working out, body guards hunt the streets for guys who are trying to re-up their

contracts on a show that was dying, it happens all the time. i'm tired of it. >> harold: jesse, do you have thoughts on this? >> jesse: like tyrus, i love this trial, it's a gift that keeps on giving, i have heard something i did not. he says he did not shake the attack for fame, because he does not like attention. an actor who does not like attention, never heard that before, then the text message comes out, so he texted these guys who kicked his butt after they were arrested and said i 100% have your back. when people jump in the street i don't usually texted them and say i have your back. and then the best part, he pays the attacker the check and it's for $3500 and he says it's $3500 for a personal friend, now usually to hire one personal trainer or two personal trainers, i usually hire one, i don't all of a sudden hire his brother also.

>> tyrus: one is a cardio guy, and the other -- >> jesse: both are cardio guys, by the way. then he says he has permanent injuries all over his face, but the doctor testified he has no injuries at all, and ice on today walking past, his face looks pristine, and if those guys jump me, i would be on the ground with every bone in my body broken, so we know that's garbage, then he said he was told by one of these trainers to go out at 2:00 a.m. to buy eggs, because trainers often at 2:00 a.m. say that the best thing is to buy eggs. not sleep. fresh eggs, and that's how they knew he was there at the time to jump, then he said he may demand made out with one of those guys at the bathhouse, but the same guy beat him up because he is gay? it does not get any better than this, i'm so angry they arrested him. >> dana: closing arguments are tomorrow, but stay tuned, i

wonder how long the jury is going to deliberate. going into the room and how long do we have to wait in here to make it look like we thought it all through. >> katie: another free lunch and get it home. >> dana: make it subway. >> harold: well, "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ feel stuck with student loan debt? ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi. earn a $1,000 bonus when you refi— and feel what it's like to get your money right. earn a $1,000 bonus when you refi— i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger.

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stuff, i worry about it for kids, i have an 8-year-old, a daughter that is eight and a son that is about to be six, and these things are so everywhere, and my kids already know how to use it to play games and a call stuff or their school, and can only imagine if you don't do something like this and i think that congress is probably in the next place. >> harold: waters, you are a law and order guy, i feel bad, instagram, facebook, twitter, all of that stuff, shall be treated the same as alcohol and cigarettes? 18 years old before a minor should be allowed on social media? your thoughts? >> jesse: i like them when they like fox on social media, like the "watters' world" instagram follow, good follow, i like the concept of restraining screen time in general, i just don't want them to use that on fox news channel. i want people to watch fox news channel all day long and no dings allowed. we want to encourage the channel on.

>> harold: you are on fire today. you either hang together or alone, no dings zone. all right. you don't stay up past 7:00, so you don't need one. >> dana: remember when apple started a thing when they said every week they would send you your screen time and it's up or down. they do, i don't pay attention to it, but i'm always curious. as long as they don't ding the pictures, i think we will be all right, but he could say we just started the thing. >> tyrus: all while you testify you get the ding. >> katie: i have to scroll, the conference committee, i'm out. it's exactly because they are in trouble for mental health crisis that congress accuses them of starting, they are trying to implement the head of getting it together. >> tyrus: yes, i just -- don't watch the fire behind me, it's a peaceful social media, we are polluting your kids, all right, next topic.

here are the most mispronounced words of the year, anyone, dana perino, want to take a crack at saying them? number 2 on screen. >> dana: i read my package, kooky, but billie eilish, i had to correct someone on her last name. i did it on error. >> tyrus: are you talking like that on purpose? >> dana: and feeling guilty that i corrected somebody on error. >> tyrus: because you are smiling the whole time you're talking and it hurts my face. all right, katie, number four. >> katie: omicron is mispronounced, because it is really shaky. >> tyrus: number 1. >> jesse: omicron. i did not know the second one, it's the first time i felt old,

cheugy. >> katie: to look at an outdated aesthetic typically like skinny jeans. >> tyrus: over my dead legs. number 3. >> harold: billie eilish. >> tyrus: you know what, here -- >> dana: i am helping you out. >> tyrus: watch her back on whiskers, it finds that if cats were humans, they would be psychopaths. opposed to humans being psychopaths? now listen, and the first one to admit, dana, dog person, dog guy, but even that's a little stiff for us to say, because cats seem to be very neat, they have no problem going to the bathroom in the same place, they take care of themselves, they are independent. so what about that says psychopath? >> dana: cats cannot give you covid, but they would if they

could. >> tyrus: you don't know that to be true. >> dana: my sister has three rescue cats and they ruled the roost at home. >> tyrus: wow. who are you? jesse watters? >> jesse: i think it's a dumb study. why are we paying for a study to look into this? who studied this? can we cure cancer first and then we will study cats? let's focus on cancer. >> harold: three dogs, i'm allergic to cats, i hope this is not the case. >> katie: i am also allergic to cats, but if i was and i would be okay with them, but i saw a study that if you died in your apartment your cat would eat you. >> jesse: what! that's a study i support! >> tyrus: "one more thing" is up next. thank you! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ >> jesse: it's time now for one more thing. we got "watters' world" mugs at the fox shop. it took a long time but i finally got my own stuff. "watters' world" on it. it's 20 bucks and it's in stock. no supply chain issues. we got them stocked. not because no one wants to buy them but because we have them in stock. >> richard: they are new. they just got here. >> dana: how do you feel about that handle? >> jesse: sturdy. you can put water or unpasture risedded milk if that's what you are into. how i safed the world makes a great little companion. >> tyrus: a combo. >> jesse: i would say you get the book for free but i would be lying. dana. >> dana: often can i get them right. one of the things i got right a year or two ago free solo the

climbing documentary was going to win the oscar. it did. well, if you liked that documentary, which won huge awards, jimmy chen who is the academy award-winning director of free solo national geographic photographer there and back photographs from the edge. this book is incredible. i think the photography is amazing. some of the most incredible moments of accomplished climbers and outdoor athletes in the world. so get the book. check out free solo. he was on cbs this morning. free solo i believe can you watch it your w. your kids. tyrus disagrees. >> tyrus: yeah, because they end up climbing stuff. don't try it at home. >> jesse: katie? >> katie: to commemorate the 80th anniversary on the attack of pearl harbor best defense foundation partnered with several organizations and companies to put together a week long trip honoring the service

and sacrifice of world war ii veterans. they flu 63 world war ii veterans including pearl harbor survivors to the pearl harbor memorial in hawaii. the veterans received a hero's welcome in hawaii where they were honored with a special event featuring a red carpet walk, chef cooked meals and entertainment. also made several appearances as the commemoration sites at military installations the best defense foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to helping military veterans and their families. american airlines and the gary sinise foundation also worked with the foundation to make the special trip happen and my friend jack carr who is a former navy seal was there this week volunteering to help these guys get to and from. thank you for their service, the greatest generation and nice to be able to celebrate with them. >> jesse: it sure is. harold ford jr.? >> harold: check this out. a loose cow was spotted wandering in traffic in elgin, illinois. police said it escaped from a trailer while being transported to its new home.

captured the video. >> police tied one end of a rope to the trailer hitch afford expedition squad vehicle and tied the other to lasso while pursuing the cow through multiple street. the officers were eventually able to get the lasso around the animal's neck and thankfully, safefully and successfully were able to return the big animals to the trailer about two hours after about two hours in the street. >> jesse: ever come across a loose cow? >> tyrus: more than i care to talk about. you cannot tip them. needs to be a real tight cow when you push it over. i digress. you are taking away from my time. speakings as a champion, this dog is a champion. when a fedex driver dropped off a package at home in minnesota, knicksen, the homeowner's 8-year-old lab decided to grab it and he ran it right back to the delivery driver. >> dana: cute. >> tyrus: that's amazing. jess jets let me see that again. what happened here?

>> dana: dropped the package. >> no, no; sir. sir. sir, you dropped something. thank you. >> jesse: if that guy dies the dog won't eat him the cat will eat his face. >> tyrus: that's a tight dog. >> greg: animals are great except cats. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next with bret baier. >> tyrus: follow that. >> bret: i like nixon but the loose cow probably took it for me tonight. [laughter] thanks, guys. good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, president biden threatens various economic penalties if russia takes aggressive action against ukraine. that was the take away from the president's two-hour virtual summit with russian leader vladimir putin today. president biden apparently did not threaten military force although he did promise to help the ukrainians fight back. republicans on capitol hill overall were not impressed. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live from the north lawn tonight with details. od