news. some are saying we might have lost 400,000 jobs last month. thank you both very much. contact me weekdays 2:00 p.m. on "making money" on the business channel. this is an amazing week. we came back from the depths of hell in the market, great sword today, nice numbers after the bell. we might be coming back. now, here's "the five." >> i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine peer, geraldo rivera, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld? [laughter] 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> crime -- concert once was, what does that mean? alternate universe on some coverage. >> dana: white house facing criticism after press secretary jen psaki appeared to laugh off concerns over rising crime. the head of the largest --

"that's wrong, very wrong for jen psaki to suggest that violent crime is of no concern. she may feel safe in the white house, one of the most protected buildings in the united states, but not everybody feels safe in their workplace. a poll putting americans at odds. voters are frustrated with the spike in violence. 54% approve of how biden is tackling them overall, and businesses are forced to take matters into their own hands. a california jewelry store owner frustrated with officials after fending off would-be robbers by himself. >> no one is doing anything. just now, i think they got the surveillance videos. they have been working on them, but haven't heard anything. nothing happens. i wanted to reach out to those lawmakers, but nothing happens. >> dana: in the reuters poll,

crime is in the top five concern of all americans. >> jesse: democrats are like "we will save you from covid, but you are on your own with crime." joe is trying to throw cash at the situation. you know those guys in the movies that take a wad of cash and throw it in your face and say "shut up, buy yourself new squad cars?" that's what the democrats do. afghanistan, the public education system, the war on poverty: "here's $1 trillion, now stop complaining." they say republicans "don't care as much as we do. take the money and shut up." right now, you can buy every single officer in the country x-ray vision, a drug sniffing dog, and have them walk around with a stack of cash and it wouldn't do a damn thing because the d.a. will let guys walk, the laws will let both walk. until you fix that, throwing cash around is not a strategy.

a calculus for democrats: they think that black voters won't vote for them they are tough on crime, like black mothers and fs like the gun play no one likes that. they want people to be tough on crime, but also fair. why can't democrats strike that balance, and why are they treating black neighborhoods different than white neighborhoods? democrats would not tolerate this violence in their neighborhood. that's disgusting. on covid, can have any rest. you have to wear a face shield, stay home for days, keep your kids home, but let's roll the dice on crime. let's take an ex-con that is deranged in the head and he shoots up a gas station, but let's let them out with no bail and run the risk of doing it again. doesn't make sense, does it? >> jeanine: it does not. as you said in your prompt -- knowing common sense

>> dana: still, after all of this is on video, still feels like nobody cares. >> greg: nobody does care. let me say this: they don't care until it affects them. nearly all the victims of this crime are black, and would be alive if it weren't for the manipulation of the police narratives by the media and activists. it shows you how disconnected the media is from the we real world. in the days after cop killings and shootings, cnn ran a special that highlighted the police misconduct, right around when funerals are happening. what they did is the typical clip special where they take isolated incidents come up with them together, no stats. to make it out of misconduct. it is likely greatest hits for people who hate the police. they were arguing when cuts should not be pulling over people if they are armed, which obviously would not affect cnn at all, because it's not like

that is their problem. everybody who works there is protected with armed security. you knew a police officer -- all of us do -- you would not have fallen for this anti-police narrative. i think the white-collar elitism, not understand the cops and their problems -- people are in this denial or delusion and do not live where the crime is. this false reporting that it was hunting season on blacks by cops made it worse in the areas where there was black on black crime. there's a study now that shows that democrats believe that cops killed 1,000 black people when it was unarmed, maybe between 11-24 over the year. that's the way it was reported. roughly 50% of homicides -- now, they can't focus on that area. they cannot focus on that, which

created more black on black crime, because they are not theyare. who the george floyd effect, the ferguson effect? who caused cops to retreat from areas they were needed most? it was the media, black lives matter, the activists. now, you have thousands of black people who are dead that shouldn't be, and it's on their doorstep. >> dana: interesting when you mentioned the police officers. we had a young woman on from the police department in san francisco. she has been a 25 years, decided to leave. one of her big complaints -- the d.a. out there basically, somebody in his evidence , office is withholding evidence about the case. they are calling it misconduct by the d.a., because they are not protecting the police. >> jeanine: no surprise. when you have these prosecutors, their home mission is to release the criminals. they have no interest in

protecting the victims. if the victim happens to be a police officer, then it's an even worse situation. but this guy ignore everything that has to do with it with his situation, but i think what is amazing about jen psaki and the democrats is her response to that initial -- you know, these people are in an alternate universe -- she says there was $350 million in the american rescue plan, and "the washington post" gave it three at pinocchio's when she said "that money could have gone to police, and not one republican voted for." here is your response. that response is "that money was not earmarked for police. it could have been used for any number of things, and police were not specifically mandated to receive that money." that's number one. number two, what we've got now is -- merrick garland is coming to new york city tomorrow, along with the governor and the president. they are going to come in and say "we are going to take care of you all, protect you all."

nonsense. merrick garland is the guy that came out and said "those parents are domestic terrorists. fbi, i'm going to stick you will after those domestic terrorist parents." then you've got the governor who says yeah to the fda, bragged "the new prosecutors not going to be tough on crime." she says "you've got to be tough on crime," but wink-wink to her legislative friends in albany: "we are not going to change the bail walls, so we will let them out lose." the democrats want them out. >> dana: they are coming, geraldo. they will see the second funeral for the nypd tomorrow. he will be laid to rest tomorrow. the funeral, i think it starts at 10:00 a.m. thursday, the president is coming here as he says he wants to deal gun issues, one, and be in an appearance with eric adams who is the new mayor. do you think erica adams will say something to him about the

prosecutor? >> i know that eric adams is pleased the president is coming here, as i am. i give them the benefit of the doubt. i think coming here, it is a good signal. they are also going to a crime riddled neighborhood in queens. i think that's good. i think the depths of these two officers will be a seminal moment historically. this is where the defund of the police movement died. this is where cops were, again, the virtuous friend of the family. i am deeply moved by their families and how they have spoken. i'm proud of the city, i'm proud of them, and i think they have really changed that. i just want to say one thing about the self-defense -- when i was a young reporter in this town, it was very common in bodegas, in the neighborhoods i know best, where a guy would be hired and he would be behind the

counter or in the back room. he would have a shotgun. if something like this came in, he would fire off above their heads. this kind of nonsense would not happen, even in the city when it was riddled in the crime when we were at 2,000 homicides a year. i wanted to remember what i've said about technology. i think the way to beat this creepy trend is technology. show me the explosive dies, the money in the bank -- every one of these jewelry stores, the counters should be wired so that they have explosions, sirens should go off. we can't look them come in and fill the bags and leave, because success breeds more -- before you are right! we had these videos, and it was like god was sending us evidence. now, prosecutors will not look at the videos! >> geraldo: i would like to say to the president of the

united states come out of character, say something about "if someone uses a gun and a robbery, the person going to jail for the robbery and gun." >> dana: that would be changing policies, which they haven't done. next, covid backlash about joe biden and the democrats time and the men turns. ♪ ♪ and the democrats in the midterms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance,

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♪ ♪ >> greg: we are about to enter the third year of covid. february 1st, today -- most people are sick of the government's constant fearmongering. they want to return to normal, but slow joe can't get the hint. >> president biden: i have the head of my covid team in here. we've got a way to go, in my view, but we are moving. i think it's all about making sure we have the same standards across the board. >> greg: they will never end it. democrats keep pushing their failed pandemic policies, and it could cost them big in the midterms. republicans have recognized that covid fatigue is real, and they are making plans to retake commerce by simply giving people what they want now. 75% of americans agree, in this poll, that it's time to accept that "covid is here to stay and we need to get on with our lives."

i will tell you why, dana: if it's over for the leaders, it's over for everybody else! [laughter] if this jackass can walk around without his mask, you should be able to walk into a starbucks -- if someone politely says "we wish he would put on the mask," and said "it is a requirement but it's not being enforced. here is my vaccine the card" [laughter] you don't have to have it this big. speech to text jesse. >> greg: we will have 1 million of them made up >> dana: text jesse. >> greg: we will have 1 million of them made up. it's over. it's up to the american people. >> dana: johnson is in a huge amount of political trouble and decided "pandemic is over." that's fine. if you are at 70% of where the people are in america, you lead them where you want to go. >> greg: exactly. >> dana: you are not leading them away from it.

today, england, finland, ireland, and denmark said "the requirements are done as of today." i'm not suggesting we need to go that far immediately -- actually, i am. [laughter] we can protect vulnerable people. we have vaccines. cases are going down. i know those from noble people out there, and it is a serious issue. we have gone through a lot of serious issues without ruining the livelihoods of business owners, children, the careers of these young professionals who graduate from college. i think it's a big problem. it could end if the president decided to help the people go where they want to. >> greg: we understand there is a baseline risk for everything. after 2.5 years, we understand where that is. jesse, i came up with this idea: someone should start a website that tells you which stores and restaurants have stopped restrictions. i would do that, but i'm lazy. i would buy that app!

if i could plug in and go "restaurants --" 's before you are not going to be happy. [laughter] >> greg: get johnny on it. >> jesse: no way i am having a design for that. we do not have covid fatigue. we have democrat fatigue. it is the stupid mandates and regulations that are bothering everybody! stop trying to save my life! bacon is $10, and there is a homeless guy knocking on my window when gas is through the roof. those are the issues people care about. do you remember when you were young and your mother told you not to go swimming until half-hour after you ate? he listens to her. he realized mom just wanted to have a longer lunch and finished her cocktail. [laughter] may be, her mom told her that so she was mindlessly passing that on. that's where we are with covid. joe is like "stay inside, quarantine," and i'm like "i'm going for a swim."

there is no science behind this. remember when the george floyd thing happened and everybody burst out of quarantine? this is more of a slow boil, but this is the way the country feels. we've either got the 'cron or have been vaxed, and we are looking around going "want to go out? let's go out." >> jeanine: what bothers me is within it for them. they know they have to make a political pivot, like biden has in terms of schools. now, they want kids back in schools. it's a political pivot. i still don't get -- what is in it for you? it is totalitarian, locking people down and having the power. what's in it for you now? >> greg: i think it's reelection. nobody wants blood on their hands. they would ideally want the risk to be 0%.

>> dana: they also want another covid relief bill. >> jesse: that first one really worked out. [laughter] >> geraldo: i laments, because i respect all four of you, the fact that politics has separated us on something that should not be political. >> greg: why are you being subliminal? >> geraldo: if donald trump had been more engaged initially, if joe biden had been more open-minded in embracing trump, in terms of speaking out about vaccines and the need to be vaccinated, the need to protect ourselves, play on the same page, be on the same team. instead, we took partisan directions. caused skepticism, doubt. good guy fauci or the devil. i believe politics has inserted its toxic head into this, and i lament it. >> dana: that's true, but that

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>> jeanine: a massive covid revolt in canada could be heading to america next. tens of thousands of truckers are currently protesting the country's strict vaccine mandates, and organizers say they are looking to take on the u.s. government next. >> somebody's got to fight, and i think teamwork with our northern neighbors, we've got it. >> we expected to grow and act financially over the next several days, next couple of weeks. we are looking at launching california into d.c. it's coming together very quickly. a lot of public support on the american side. before the huge show of force apparently striking a >> jeanine: the huge show of force apparently striking a nerve with justin trudeau. >> i've attended rallies in the past when i agreed with the goals, support of the people express our concerns and issues. black lives matter is been an excellent example. but, i've also chosen to not go anywhere near protests at have

expressed equal rep hateful rhetoric. >> jeanine: he has decided he will not go near protests that expressed hateful rhetoric, and says they are being violence toward their fellow citizens. isn't he shinning up more hate? isn't that how you divide, like this country? >> jesse: he looks like he wet his pants. [laughter] i have not seen barbarians with tiki torches -- they seem like reasonable people who want to work. when canada gets angry, you have to think "maybe we have hit a breaking point here." [laughter] these people are our number one trading partner: a bigger than mexico, bigger than china. if we have a problem with that supply chain where there's ships off the coast, imagine you cannot get goods and services from the northern border. we will not be able to buy anything! all you needed was a polisher p,

you can listen. you can even fake listen. then, you basically do what they want, in the same range as what they want. >> greg: like biden. [laughter] >> jeanine: didn't he go too far when he called those truckers "men in tinfoil hats?" >> greg: canada should be ashamed of this, i almost douchebags said. [laughter] this is a guy who backed a fraudulent blm from his safe perch, and then sells out -- he did that to alleviate his own blackface scandal. he is not a p.m., he is a bm. >> geraldo: what does that stand for again? [laughter] >> jeanine: oh, god. >> greg: these are not activists, college kids, social justice warriors.

they are workers. they are the least likely agents of change, which is why you should take them seriously. i know the media and the left want to insinuate violence. , insurrection kind of rhetoric. they might get it. there might be a free code is something wrong, but that's what they want. it's weird how everything switched. workers of the world unite, and no one is there to applaud it! >> jeanine: their requirements: you have to have a vaccine to cross the border, and then quarantine and miss work. this is crazy stuff, geraldo. you cannot expect a trucker to quarantine -- by the way, this guy ends up, when he got omicron, he went into hiding. he is. >> geraldo: quarantine. it >> jeanine: no, hiding. they called him a coward of.

>> geraldo: truckers have the right to protest. it's annoying when they stopped traffic and inflict misery on the innocent third parties who have nothing to do with their beef, but my big problem, if prime minister trudeau is correct, that there have been confederate flags, swastikas in these truckers' convoys. if the prime minister is correct, and i'm only citing him -- >> jeanine: how does he know what? >> geraldo: -- then there are indications that at least amongst them, there are radicals. >> jeanine: give me a police report. don't give me nonsense "somebody had a flag, i didn't like it, and therefore they are racist." >> dana: i don't believe people in canada had a confederate flag. [laughter] truckers are quarantined! that's the nature of their job: they are in their trucks. also, want to have an inflation problem? how much is bacon now? i think

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>> jesse: whoopi goldberg causing controversy over what she said about the holocaust on "the view" yesterday. >> the holocaust is not about race. no. it's about -- it's not about race. >> what is it about? >> it is about man's inhumanity to man. >> jesse: her cohost tried to set her straight, but will be wouldn't budge. she went on the late show to try to clear things up, but seemed to double down. >> i feel, being black, when we talk about race, it's very different to me. i said that i felt that the holocaust was not about race. people were very angry, and they said once we are a race. this was not based on the skin. you cannot tell who was jewish. they had issues with ethnicity.

most of the were white people, and most of the people they were attacking white people. to me, how can you say it's about race if you are fighting each other? >> jesse: it today whoopi had to apologize once again. >> it's about race, because hitler and the considered the jewish people to be an inferior race. words matter, and mine are no exception. i regret my comments, and i stand corrected. i will stand with the jewish people. >> jesse: and, "the new york post" reporting staffers at abc are furious and demanding goldberg be fired. you are jewish. >> geraldo: proudly. >> jesse: how do you deal with this situation? >> geraldo: i love whoopi, but she wasn't so, so wrong. hitler, the, and the programs in russia before them in the early

20th century were all about race. the flicker of the injuries was the superior race going after the jews, who were the "inferior race." it is racism. jews are a race! it's interesting: jews, generally speaking, who have never been seen as white by home white see as a moral good are now seen as white for whom whiteness is an unmitigated evil. black lives matter thinks of jews as being white, and yet, throughout history, jews have been considered the inferior race, and were then subjected to the most horrific treatment because of their race, and race is more than just the color of your skin. race is something deeply, deeply felt. the germans could tell a jew from a christian. they took their pants off, took

babies out of mother's hands. they committed atrocities that are so historic that they dwarf everything. slavery and the holocaust i think are the two worst stains on the human race. whoopi's uninformed stripping of my racial identity is something that, love her though i might, i am deeply hurt by it. >> jesse: you accept her apology? >> geraldo: i do. >> jeanine: not about race? that would be news to hitler. he got past the nuremberg laws, stripped jews of citizenry, prevented them from being part of any profession or dating someone who was german. then, this whole idea that they had to delve deep to find out who was really a jew, they didn't have to do that. you could start with a name like goldberg, which you culturally appropriate to be yourself,

being born karen johnson. you got hatred of this so-called "inferior race," and a worldview that says that whites of any type are oppressors, and therefore, they can all be coupled together irrespective of their view by history. it's a mistake. >> jesse: greg, i blame the producers. they should never have allowed the view to talk about the holocaust. you know something bad is going to happen. it >> greg: if you are looking for a thoughtful assessment of race, culture, or politics, and you go to that knitting circle n hell, that's probably on you will. [laughter] she did apologize, and i come from the place that if you apologize i can accept it. i love that sheet took the name goldberg and did not get jewish history down.

like taking the name abdul and saying "being arabic, that is not a race." people make mistakes with analogies. they fall into weird places. analogies are not the thing: they are like the thing. i'm going to use an analogy, first saying this was a white thing because and jews are whites. it's not race because it is white on white. that's analogous to us, on "the five" talking about black on black crime. why does it matter? it's black on black. that is the analogy. >> jesse: if there was a dismissiveness. >> greg: if anybody had said that here, we would lose our jobs. "guys, it's just black on black crime, that's not our thing." you will lose your jobs. i don't want her to lose your hr job, because i don't take "the view" seriously. generally, they are awful about things like this.

i have sat in the audience. people have spent the last week talking about joe grogan. joe grogan has never said anything like this or had anybody on his show like this, joe rogan. >> dana: joe rogan would not have been invited on stephen colbert's show. also, the anti-defamation league helped with the apology, but then you had to make sure someone reads the apology before they talk about it. you had ben shapiro on "prime time" last night. if you was onto his podcast, he delves deep into this. if you have any question about where this stems from, encourage people to look at that. >> greg: is he jewish? >> geraldo: is my rabbi? [laughter] >> dana: remember sharon osborne got fired because she defended piers morgan against a charge that he said something racist. they fired her for defending somebody! it was about meghan markle.

>> greg: nutmegged. >> geraldo: i must say, the united states should confirm deborah litz tab on envoy to combat anti-semitism with the rank of ambassador. >> jesse: emma just texted me. she says the u.s. senate -- just kidding, geraldo. [laughter] >> jesse: up next, and a fellow legend tom brady making a big announcement about his future nfl legend tom brady making a big announcement about his future. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪

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>> he's the greatest of all time. tom brady making it official this morning. after a spectacular career, the legendary quarterback is retiring after 22 seasons, seven championships, five-time super bowl mvp. "i'm not going to make that competitive commitment anymore. i have loved my unfelt career,

and now it is time to focus my time and energy on things that require the attention." risky business there, judge you. >> jeanine: not for my family and all that, my attention. i don't have a lot to say about this. all i can tell you is this: he is mesmerizing. [laughter] i love how he treats his family and his wife. i just love the guy. that's all. >> geraldo: being a sexist, i have to follow up with the other female on the show. do you feel the same? >> dana: mesmerizing. [laughter] great wife, children, he is perfect. it's great to see somebody like this who has had an incredible career up to now, beloved -- i think people in new england were disappointed with the way -- it did not acknowledge them. as a bronco fan, i don't have a lot of understanding there, so i

will not say a lot. he's only 45. he has so much life ahead of him, so many opportunities. whatever he wanted -- whatever he sets his mind to, he will be good at it. >> tell us if other guys are handsome. don't know what you are talking about. [laughter] you would, greg. >> greg: planet fitness, the steam room later. i will show you how to look. >> jesse: i have lost my train of thought. [laughter] tonight on "prime time," dave portnoy, a huge patriots fan. a lot of people not happy with the fact that he went out by saying "we love you, temper, goodbye." he made his whole career in new england. not a classy way to say goodbye. >> geraldo: they gave him the dust off. >> jesse: new england? >> geraldo: when he was leaving, they did not go on

hunger strikes to stop him. >> jeanine: the one time tonight i agree with you, geraldo. [laughter] >> geraldo: noah short of success on the field or in life. >> greg: i will say this: a decent athlete. >> jeanine: decent? >> greg: decent, but he's not that versatile. did he write a hit song? no. [laughter] did he write five "new york times" bestsellers? no. did he have four hit tv shows? did he reinvigorate late-night tv in a matter of months? no. it's time for sarah high school in san mateo to acknowledge that i am there greatest alumni, not this quitter! [laughter] and others over the hill quitter! guys that can toss the ball. i chose not to play football. he had no choice! he had no other skills, no other talents. all he could do was throw a ball. i can do so many things, but i chose this path! he's 41. i just got started at 41.

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[fire truck siren] [first responder] onstar, we see them. [onstar advisor] okay. mother and child in vehicle. >> we see them. >> mother [first responder] your son's fine. [driver] thank you. there was something in the road... [first responder] it's okay. you're safe now. >> dana: time now for one more thing. i will go first. this is a young woman snowed in. boston university college student. she accidentally left her window open. when the storm was coming. and she went to spend the night at her boyfriends and this is the result. >> student spending the night with her boyfriend. >> greg: there are a couple of things wrong here. >> jesse: she left her window open. >> greg: god is punishing her. >> judge jeanine: i said that first. >> greg: good for you.

what do you want? >> dana: hilarious. greg? gut let's do this greg's peeping pussy katniss. when you rent air b and b. put things into lamps and shower. always got to keep an eye out. there is this guy placing pussy cats all over his house. and sit there and just watch you while you bathe. i find it very, very greg's peeping pussy cat news. nobody says it anymore. today is national dark chocolate day. some of my favorite york peppermint patties, i will talk about this in a second. these are the benefits of dark chocolate. number one lower in carolinas

and fat. two it can boost your focus. number three, it protects your skin from dehydration. >> greg: where are you getting these facts? >> judge jeanine: supports the function of your heart and number 52 lowers blood pressure. you are in good shape. >> greg: you have been watching rogan, haven't you? >> judge jeanine: every time i eat one of these a cool breeze flowing through my hair and the wind across my long flowing dress. but i'm on keto so i can't eat it. >> dana: really? did you eat that mcdonald's yesterday by the way? >> judge jeanine: i gave it to the dogs, stella loved it. >> geraldo: the dogs eat fish? >> judge jeanine: they love fish, salmon. >> jesse: are you rushing me geraldo? 20 seconds. [laughter] tom brady, pretty good player. not that handsome though. watson the golden retriever became trapped in the ice covered pond after chasing a goose in sen continueio,

colorado. watson the brave firefighters jumps into the icy water and grabs the dog. the heroic rescue was carried out by the south metro fire and rescue yesterday morning. officials say the rescued a woman same pond several days ago. stupid dog gets stuck in the pond three days in a row? geraldo geraldo i told you use this footage last week. >> judge jeanine: that's what happened to my pigs they got stuck in the pool. >> geraldo: time for geraldo with geraldo's news with geraldo. my favorite bar in town right across from the peninsula is the st. regis king kohl bar. where they invented the bloody maryland. saint rejisz 55th and fifth. will. >> greg: do anything for -- >> dana: dolly was a good. >> sabator dolly was. >> greg: you knew sabator dolly?

>> geraldo: dated my best friend's ex-wife. >> greg: that's pretty funny. he had a better mustache than you. >> geraldo: he had an amazing mustache. we didn't even see the mural. >> dana: that is it for us special all right is up gillian, save me. >> gillian: i hate to interrupt you guys. keep going. >> dana: have a good show. >> gillian: good evening from washington. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. breaking tonight america's crime crisis is precipitating a war on the nation's police and first responders. the funeral was held today in houston for a deputy constable. he was fatally shot 10 days ago. the attack on charles galloway you been in a series of recent assaults on law enforcement. correspondent jeff paul starts us off tonight from houston. hi, jeff. >> yeah, jillian, it was a tough day, not only for the houston community, but for are all the brave men and women who wear the