prices. also, increase energy spending. >> we have to leave it there. i appreciate the spirited debate. thank you both for coming on. thanks to you both for joining us. that is it for us. we will be on that jobs report tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. be sure to catch me 1:00 p.m. eastern time with john roberts for "america reports." "the five" read >> greg: i'm not joking. why would i lie about that? [laughter] i'm greg gutfeld. with joe jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, jesse watters, and on her hawaiian vacation she swam with the goldfish -- [laughter] -- dana perino, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ democrat's excuses for breaking their own rules, somehow getting more pathetic. l.a. mayor eric garcetti got busted over this mass close photo took with erik johnson at the championship game.

he was 1 of 3 democrats defying an indoor mast mandate that says you have to cover up unless actively eating or drinking. garcetti finally getting asked about it and channeling the bill clinton "didn't inhale excuse. >> mayor garcetti: i held my mask here, and there is a 0% chance of infection in there. there are photographs with people where i am holding my breath for two seconds. i won't even do that. [laughter] >> greg: it's unbelievable. scroll back, i missed that sentence. [laughter] if people are concerned about garcetti putting others at risk, don't worry: he has it figured out. >> mayor garcetti: if you want to wear a mask, i get it. i won't pull it down for two seconds anymore. that's easy.

for me, it's clear no one was endangered by that and i am trying to model the good behavior of making sure we were this. >> greg: my goodness. while democrats think it's wrong to break their own mask rules, think about what they are doing to kids across america. in some virginia school, students are being threatened with ten-day suspensions for defying masked mandates. potential trespassing charges if they don't cover up. listen to what one school official is saying. >> until you arrive, your children will be held in an in school restriction situation here at school. it's important that i point out to you that they are not allowed on campus or on the county public school property. starting tomorrow, it will be considered trespassing. >> greg: trespassing, arrests, kids in cages! >> jesse: if they tried to arrest sophie and ellie, i'm going to make the living hell out of that. >> greg: had kids so i could go to school.

>> jesse: too late! bottle of wine, light a candle. good for her. >> greg: for the kids. [laughter] >> jesse: i am getting a kick out of the press of accusing the l.a. mayor of trying to kill magic johnson. aides did not kill magic. i think the 'cron isn't going to kill magic. you can't kill someone standing next to someone. that's not going to kill you. people would've tried to kill me by now. i don't understand this thing: why doesn't he say "i was eating pigs in a blanket? my mask was down. i was having beer." why does he have to lie like a child? now, everybody knows he's a liar. that's stupid. we are worried about the l.a. lakers point guard. there was like 70,000 people in that stadium with no masks on, but magic johnson might die! come on! also, "i held my breath." how has foundry not told us to

how has fauci not told us to do that? if that works, why are we kissing each other? why hasn't he banned sex? we go around with masks on all day then go home and sleep together. that's probably spreading coronavirus. we should go celibate for 15 days. >> what are you talking about? [laughter] >> jesse: now, geraldo wants to fight a lot down. >> geraldo: going too far. >> greg: dana, you claimed before the show started that you have a theory. >> dana: i'm going to wind up to it. >> greg: sorry to bring it up. [laughter] >> dana: magic johnson, like with other people that might have immunocompromised conditions -- he has the ability, rights, and responsibility to take care of himself. both newsroom and garcetti said magic johnson asked for the

picture. magic johnson doesn't have a mask on. if you have an immune problem, i respect that, but i have the vaccine, you do, it's great -- you have to have the responsibility. we can't all protect all vulnerable people. magic johnson seems comfortable they are. the best thing to happen to gavin newsom is mayor garcetti. he made gavin newsom not look as ridiculous as he was. if you ran garcetti just said through the joe rogan podcast test, imagine -- they tried to cancel joe rogan after all that nonsense! said "it would make you happy." do you want my theory? >> greg: i agree, make you happy "shut up." if you are not following the rules, neither are we. >> dana: what would make me happy is if you are following the science. my theory is that the president and his team -- i think they are trying to wait until the state of the union on mark 1st to make

some sort of announcement like denmark and finland, that he has crushed the virus and we can return to normal, the cdc can says masks can come off. if you are waiting another month, i wouldn't do that. people are furious. >> greg: it's crazy, geraldo. trespassing, up to 12 months in jail and a hefty fine. i don't know if it was you that said this, but these gloves are coming off. there is a mask civil war brewing. was it you that said that? [no response] after mike what's wrong? >> jesse: i thought you were choking. >> greg: mouth-to-mouth with you, he would have to go to a clinic immediately afterwards. >> geraldo: i beg your pardon. you -- never forget it. [laughter] i think about masked mandates and kids being punished.

i was an antiwar protester during the day, got arrested twice in washington, d.c. one of the times, i was kept overnight. i worried it would affect my admission to the bar. there were consequence is. then, i did it again. if there is an act of civil disobedience, and that is what it is -- if you know the school has a mask mandate and you defy the school, that's fine. i'm for activism, but you have to understand that there are consequences for activism. that's why it's an act of sacrifice in a sense, to make a stand. if you are going to make a stand, kids, be ready to get isolated in the auditorium. there are not only rules, there are consequences. that's the biggest rule of all: if you break the rules, there are consequences. >> greg: this is a time where i would not want to be a police officer and have to enforce rules like these, like the

selling of single cigarettes. where did that lead? to somebody's death. what happens when you chase kids because they are not wearing a mask? >> jeanine: i'm not sure what the rule is right now, county judges deciding that in virginia. the governor is saying through an executive order you don't have to wear that mask, supported by the fact that the governor was elected over a guy who was well-known in virginia, a former governor. you've got the school boards now who the people and parents obviously don't care for, and for good reason, it appears. i would be comfortable having my child go there without a mask. you want to arrest my child? it's not going to happen, number one. they can't do it. they can't start arresting these kids. 12 years old, we going to take them to juvy? >> dana: can't arrest all of them. >> jeanine: on top of that, you have the government -- and i go back to the beginning of the

segment -- who say "there is zero chance of getting an infection, because i'm holding my breath." clinton doesn't inhale, garcetti doesn't exhale. his exact words: "so that there is no spread." there is if there is zero chance of it spreading, why wouldn't you do that -- they make this stuff up and are convinced that they are better than the rest of us. i'm fed up with them, everyone is fed up with them, and we are going to talk about the truckers later. the country is fed up. i think the president makes a mistake if he waits until the state of the union. >> geraldo: you are encouraging people to break the rules? >> greg: i am. before i am encouraging people to follow the >> jeanine: i am encouraging people to follow the executive owner of the governor. it's very clear that you cannot force masks on your employees. i am telling you that they have

not decided about schools. there's less chance of children being infected or passing it. stop with this nonsense, and let's get back to living. our kids have suffered enough. they will be suffering at the hands of the russians, the chinese, because they are behind. it's all nonsense. the charter schools, private schools -- >> geraldo: kids, follow the damn rules. >> jesse: >> greg: the leaders are also so cowardly to declare that it's over. you have to do it. talking about if more people do it, it's true. you watch how the looters were able to overtake stores, because there were so many of them. in a lawful and more congenial manner, people not wearing masks are not going to get arrested get arrested. >> dana: you can't arrest everybody. >> greg: that is when it is over. it >> geraldo: they are not arresting people, they are putting them in detention. >> greg: that is arresting. >> dana: it's on your record. >> geraldo: kids have so many things to deal with in life --

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ready to get tough on crime. the president meeting with the mayor erica adams while the country sees a surge in violence. instead of going after liberal policies blamed for the violence, the president focused on guns. >> president biden: we want to cut down on the foreign firearms used to commit violence. that includes shutting down rogue gun dealers. that's about doing background checks. this doesn't violate anybody's second amendment right. there is no violence , there is no violation of the second amendment rights. there is no amendment that is absolute. it doesn't say "anybody can own any kind of gun in any kind of weapon." you couldn't buy a cannon. >> dana: president biden is trying to reset the defund the police message. >> president biden: the answer is not to abandon our streets. we are not about defunding. we are about funding and providing the additional services you need to beyond

someone with a gun strapped to their shoulder. i don't hear many in the community, no matter their background, saying "i don't want more protection in my community." i haven't found one of those yet. >> dana: a lot of old up to today's visit. at >> greg: he's terrible. [laughter] i don't want to get hyperbolic, but he really is bad. even on something as prepared as that, it's embarrassing to watch. nearly every metric regarding law and order, the dems have screwed the pooch. it's no wonder the white house dog is as wearable. it's infuriating. you see the democrats swooping down to stop a catastrophe that they created. they are resetting what they destroyed! they picked the wrong side. they obeyed the woke, abandoned society and victims of crime. now, it took the visual display of suffering, dominic to get them to worry.

they needed an optic, something to go "this could hurt me." it shows you what the woke obsession replaced. "we are replacing racism and society." no, you replace the spinal fortitude of the democratic party. that's what's missing. they lost the ball to go after criminals. they can't criminalize crime. they look at victims as "everybody is a victim." you are a victim of society. it's depressing -- didn't talk about the revolving door, no cash bail, reduced sentencing, or policies that those widows assisting to those widows succinctly described. not going after manufacturers as opposed to gunmen. the people getting stabbed in some ways were not shot. at the conclusion is only republicans can do this, because they are the only people that understand incentives and disincentives, and they are not afraid of criminalizing crime.

democrats are emasculated, castrated. they allow the woke to strip them of any spine. it's over for them. they have to get the hell out of dealing with criminals. >> dana: judge, talking about biden, can we get your full commentary customer at this is joe biden in 1993. >> president biden: they must be taken off the street for simple pragmatic reasons. if we don't, they will, or a portion of them will become the predators 15 years from now. >> jeanine: very different. for those of you who think he doesn't know how to handle crime, he knows. he knew how to handle it in 93. his language wasn't great, but he knew what he had to do. this is not a resetting. this is a guy that came in for a photo op. this is not a reset. he is talking about background checks. are you kidding me? if i buy a gun in harlem, do you think i'm going to say "i want to do a background check?" he's also talking about the fact

that he doesn't know one community that doesn't want more protection. congress doesn't want more protection. the squad doesn't want more protection. most of the democrats don't want more protection. the other thing is he didn't address the problem. the problem in new york is simple. number one, there is criminal privilege. they don't get arrested. if they do, they get released, don't get prosecuted. if the president was serious, number one, he would have said "i'm going to meet with the governor about discussing whether or not the das are enforcing the laws. we don't need new laws. number two, i want to talk to the head of legislatures to make sure that they at least give judges to hold violent offenders. "number three, he says "we've got the federal prosecutors who will help us with gun prosecution." that's hogwash. in the united states in 2020, do

you know how many gun crimes were allegedly prosecuted in 50 states? 12,000. that's like 200 state. those numbers are an embarrassment. they don't know how to do it. this is nonsense talk. it's got nothing to do with changing anything, and it won't. >> dana: geraldo? >> geraldo: i agree with a lot of what greg said. where i differ is the bending over backwards it seems to protect the second amendment, where it becomes so obvious that it seems agenda driven. guns are what is different from when i was your age, and when i was a street reporter. in those days, plenty of violence, crack, everything. we will talk about crack on your show tonight. >> jesse: he's plugging my show tonight. [laughter] >> geraldo: everybody is using a gun now. that's what's different. that's the point i wanted to make on that. the other point is that i think

biden standing with the mayor was a good thing. i think it was good. the city was troubled, and someone born and raised here who adores the city, i feel that there is a scared vibe that i don't like. i appreciate that the president came and spoke to the mayor, and i believe that this mayor is the guy. i think this guy understands that their passing was a monumental and epic events. the fact that there was two hispanic cops, and the 27-year-old salvation -- i'm not sure what his background is -- the different police force, they reflect the ethnic makeup of the city. we get it now. bring back stop and rest, talk to the old guys about how we can make this better, make people feel better about it. but, i do believe that guns are -- >> jesse: there were more shootings and homicides in the '80s during the crack epidemic

fan now, yet there's more gun ownership now. i'm not sure that makes sense. joe biden said he was a friend of law enforcement his whole career. we are supposed to believe that? he walks into this meeting today, room packed full of law enforcement. no one barely even clapped. they clap cloudy for barack obama. you imagine if trump walked into a room? this place would be on their feet. they know he's not their friend. he gets up there, doesn't say a thing about the d.a., doesn't say anything about bail laws. he would be like some football team. i know it is a football analogy, try to follow along, losing 28-3. they go to the locker room after the game and start chewing out the offense, the coach does, and to say "you only scored three points." meanwhile, the defense gives up four coke touchdowns. this is a team effort. you can't have the police doing one thing and the das doing other things. he doesn't understand that.

he's a typical politician. he comes in and takes the easy way out. he doesn't want to talk about the left, and for a guy that loves root causes -- never said anything about gangs, the culture of violence, narcotics trafficking. he left it alone. here's my advice to the president: pretend like you are a one-term president, because you are. you are term limited. have that mentality. forget about the donors, the squad. do what you think is right to protect the people. i think the people will reward you with that. >> dana: all right. coming up -- during a dramatic u.s. race. details next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling--

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around the region. president biden still taking heat over the fiasco in afghanistan, as they hand the country over to the tele- band. some say they could allow a new terrorist breeding ground to be established. i think the towel i think the taliban understands that they could get absolutely pummeled. what do you think? one great thing is that the united states pledges "if you screw with us, we will get you." >> greg: when you bring up afghanistan, that's what i am worried about. so far, joe has botched everything: afghanistan, russia, the border. all of these are less secure, including our own streets because of his vacant leadership. we are in a less secure world. i know he's not on top of terrorism. i don't think he knows what's going on. i'm judging by everything else. the resurgence of isis will be a problem for the next president, because i think this guy is

rudderless. why do you have to kill terrorists? why not just take their guns? [laughter] why not just stop the flow of ghost guns in syria? we go harder on them than the criminals who kill our cops! >> geraldo: dana, that ridiculous comparison aside -- >> dana: i don't think it's that ridiculous. >> greg: we treat evil in different ways. it >> geraldo: ... all right. do you agree with me that that pledge is important, that the united states will get you eventually? >> dana: it is a great thing he has done. one of the great things that happened last week, there is a prison in a city, i don't remember the names of the city. there is a huge uprising. this ices this ices guy, organizing a big right for the president come he was using 700 young boys as human shields. we did a story about it, and i

was like "there is something going on here apparently, it went back to december, but the admiral said --" not only are they holding those boys as human shields, they are training them to be isis fighters. another thing happened today that is interesting that both the white house and state department -- the reporters there asked for more details. they were ridiculed for asking for more details, and a suggestion that these reporters would believe russian intelligence more than the united states, british intelligence more than the united states. it took a lot of a bridge about that, which i thought was strange. we are in america, we get details. >> geraldo: do you have an annoying suspicion about something? >> dana: i just don't know why they are defensive. this is a good thing, a great outcome. they can tell us what they can. they might not be able to tell us all the details, but to be so defensive about being asked for details it seems weird.

>> geraldo: do you trust the u.s. group movement to europe? >> jesse: i'm not worried about it. they are not sending them to ukraine. i'm not worried about it. let russia die in the ukraine. i thought they pulled it off perfectly. no loss of u.s. life. they could not fall into isis hands. this was precisely pulled off. some civilian casualties -- the guy wires his own family to blow up in case the s hit the fan. not the father of the year. we could have droned it and said "okay, got him." >> greg: same result. >> jesse: it was a riskier move to send troops on the ground, and we evacuated 8 children. >> dana: they wanted to capture him as well. >> jesse: and not every guy gets captured and tortured -- i mean waterboarded. it's a crazy part of the world.

you go out, and you hang back. >> geraldo: the thing is, these are sunni militants and what is now a shiite run country, undoing the glue that held the rock together under saddam hussein. isn't this always going to be everybody -- these kids in the prison that dana referenced, they are going to grow up and always be disgruntled. how long should we be involved? >> jeanine: there is always going to be a problem in the middle east because of the religious wars. you know what i think is interesting about today russia mark joe biden gets up about today? joe biden gets up there as best as he can, and when donald trump took a car, said -- president biden said "this is not up to donald trump's leadership." it's amazing that we are hearing

about isis again. we are hearing about isis again because of afghanistan, because we left afghanistan and the report came out today that they were still writing the plans to leave on the 14th when we left on the 15th. that's how coordinated they are at the white house. leaving afghanistan, leaving all the weapons and money to the taliban and leaving americans behind proved to all these terrorists that you don't have to worry about us. that's what my fear is. they are ramping back up. it >> geraldo: i believe the afghan chaotic withdrawal sows the seeds for future problems, but i don't know what you are going to do. how long are we going to take to take out the leaders of these groups? next, is big tech trying to shut up the massive trucker protests?

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>> i got a hold of freedomfighternation.org human rights attorney. we are in discussion to see the options moving forward. they like to silence people that speak the truth. >> they wiped mike landis and jeremy completely out of facebook. their profile is gone, band. they don't have a profile. >> jeanine: jesse. >> jesse: judge, you know it is illegal to cross state lines. we have learned that. [laughter] can't cross state lines. to go things going on. facebook, besides being run by democrats, they know this will break the fever in the country if truckers show up to the white house. they don't want to humiliate biden. also, facebook profits from this permanent pandemic. they like people working remotely, staying at home, arguing about masks online, going into the metaverse. >> jeanine: their numbers are down.

>> jesse: during the pandemic they have made trillions of dollars. they don't want us to end. we have to bust them up at teddy roosevelt style. you cannot allow someone that powerful to strip americans rights to peacefully assemble, petition their government, speak freely. we've had that right since 1791 when they did the bill of rights. bill of rights. all of a sudden, you say "you can't do this anymore good" that has to stop. it's before they did not put our first amendment in the last election >> jeanine: they did not put our first amendment in the last election. texas decided you could and could not read. >> dana: one of the things we talked about yesterday was blm being in trouble in the state of california. they have money in a bank account but won't tell who is in charge. that's not big tech, that's the state of california saying "you might almost money." now, everyone is fleeing because they are not in charge. what gofundme is trying to do is say "who's going to be in charge

of this money"? there is no of evidence that anything is nefarious. there is groundswell of support for truckers. if i was in canada i would join them. someone in the government said "these truckers are feeding the homeless," as if it was a huge issue because they are causing problems because they are feeding the homeless. >> jesse: only the government can feed the homeless, dana. [laughter] >> jeanine: what right does go fund may have before these guys are getting started to say "i want to look into your finances?" >> greg: it is weird, they say they are breaching funds because they are not sure how it will be spent. isn't that true of most of the funds? a lot of people will get money for surgeries come but you know they are paying for lunch somewhere or doing whatever. that's fine, because you are giving them money to help a family out or a group of people. i like that these truckers do not look like protesters. they look like truckers. there is a unique look. they look like the type of person that will pull over and

change your tire. these are not occupy wall street protesters and henna tattoos, but you haven't noticed they only clamped down one way. if they never did it to their easy pet liberal causes. they don't freeze funds for the scams. >> jesse: what about the women's march? i wish that was shut down. drag my poor father to appear [laughter] >> jeanine: last word, geraldo. >> geraldo: i think worst of all, the companies -- gofundme, twitter, facebook -- have the right to censor anyone on their private network. >> jesse: they are too big. >> geraldo: break them down with your teddy roosevelt hammer, that would be different, but they have the absolute right. it's not protected by the constitution. the portrait being painted of these truckers is so off the mark. here's the police chief of ottawa, the capital city of

canada, which they shut down with their trucks. you could get to work. they are riffing the engines, blocking the streets, honking, scaring -- they've got to bring in the military. come on! >> greg: what violent crimes? >> geraldo: the canadian military? [laughter] >> jeanine: straight ahead, with the greatest television show of all time? we will debate it. sorry, we had to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here we go, pivots. [laughter] if it [laughter] >> greg: that was my old friend david schwimmer. >> jesse: not that was my old friend david schwimmer. [laughter] classic scene from "friends," which just beat out seinfeld for best show of all time. the other shows are "game of thrones," three companies, frazier, the office, and mash. does this make sense to you? >> greg: for a racist country,

it does. [laughter] white garbage. the reason "friends" succeeded, perfect pacing. you never spend much time with one character. that is important when you have phoebe. [laughter] whenever phoebe comes on, you are going "i need to see what joey and ross are doing." >> jesse: the episodes focused on phoebe were the worst. >> greg: are number one her brother shows up? he's got a wife, all of a sudden -- that's when the brady bunch brought in those three extra kids. adopted, one from every nationality. >> jesse: do you think seinfeld is number 2 a question mark >> dana: you like to go against the grain, but i agree. seinfeld is still to show that even if i've seen it 20 times, i can still watch an episode and laughed. frazier is a good show. >> jesse: did you know geraldo rivera was in the final episode? [laughter] >> geraldo: "geraldo at large"

or "rivera live," shows in the '80z '90s that should have been on the list. should have been a non -- a white world, "friends," you would never make that today. there are many other shows. >> love boat. >> greg: good times. john amos. best dad ever. >> jesse: did we miss anything in that list? >> greg: do not say night courts. [laughter] >> jeanine: i did not want any of it. >> jesse: have you seen seinfeld? you've never seen seinfeld? >> dana: judge? >> jesse: have you seen "friends?" >> jeanine: they are yelling and to at me and my ear too. i sleep like a dog. i've two kids, was campaigning. i did not watch television. >> dana: would you like us to make you a list of things to

watch? >> jeanine: i am watching netflix, i love it. >> dana: seinfeld is on netflix. [laughter] >> jeanine: i love nypd blue. >> jesse: we are going to have a long conversation. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪ ♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. mm. [ clicks tongue ]

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♪ ♪ >> greg: time now for "one more thing." >> geraldo: how characteristic to start with me. i've had a share of adventures weather-wise, hurricane katrina is one of the most dramatic stories i ever covered. they put in these levies, the question is with the levees hold? as you can see they are already

being overtopped, one of the scariest things i put my hands on the levies and i felt like a dutch boy with a finger in the dock. watch this, it's on fox weather and you can also see it on fox news and the fox business apps, all weekend long. that is my coverage of hurricane gustav. >> greg: nothing i would rather watch drenched geraldo running in front of a hurricane. let's do this. greg's neighborhood watch! nothing like living next to a drunk couple, they always end up fighting in front of you and this is what happened in australia, this couple -- they are always out in the front yard. early in the morning, right in front of the kids -- they don't care. they are going to air their

dirty laundry in public -- i don't know what i'm saying anymore, i'm just thinking about stuff that i want to do later tonight. i'm hungry. >> jesse: it's her birthday today, we're going to celebrate with a feeding frenzy and we are going to begin with an ice cream party. we have some new flavors from little debbie's. i don't know how little she is but they call her little debbie. everybody knows classic snacks like brownies, strawberry shortcake's in the zebra cakes, now they have an ice cream form. just came out two days ago, it features peanut butter ice cream -- you have oatmeal cream pies, zebra cakes, honey buns and strawberry shortcake's, i'm going to try a honey bun. what would you like? anything for you mr. geraldo. >> jeanine: i'm on keto.

>> greg: breaking news, fox news alert america's newsroom has an instagram page we would love for you to follow it. great producers working on it, bill and i are doing that show from 9:00 to max 11:00 a.m. i want to show you this because geraldo has the weather -- check out this golden retriever. he loves the snowblower. >> greg: that looks like geraldo in the 70s. >> jeanine: this is a moment a new york city dog took a stand. right near central park, this high end area, he's saying

there's no way i'm going to walk with you, you would have to drag me. this hilarious video has one person saying this is me every monday morning. i know exactly with the owner is going through, my poodle wants to be pampered and cater ground as well. >> greg: that's it for us, i'm good to keep eating. special report is next. >> john: good evening and welcome to washington, i'm in for bret baier. breaking tonight, the united states making a startling and serious accusation against russia, officials say the kremlin has active plans to fake an attack on the russians in ukraine in order to start a war. steve harrigan has the details from ukraine. >> the pentagon laid out what it says