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compared to a month ago and the president bragging today about how the jobs report beat expectations. but americans better not even dare think that this means we can get on with our lives. >> america's job machine is going stronger than ever. after almost two years, the physical and emotional weight of the pandemic has been incredibly difficult to bear for so many people. the covid crisis has been cut in half, down and have been just three weeks. still too many cases, still we have to be on alert. the historic news and economic progress we have made throughout the past year, we still have a lot of work to do. >> jesse: and how many times have you heard we have to follow the science? democrats in the media only do it if it doesn't interfere with their narrative. major study from johns hopkins, a source democrats in the media love, show lockdowns did very little to save lives and instead destroyed the economy and ruined

education for an entire generation which is why most of the media didn't even coverage. with the white house admit they are wrong? >> it suggest that lockdowns shouldn't be a part of a future pandemic response. is that the shared view of the administration? >> the president has been clear we are not pushing lockdowns, we are not pro-lockdown. that has not been his agenda. most of the lockdowns actually happen under the previous president. what are objective has been is to convey we have the tools we need to keep our country open. >> jesse: so what are they doing now, judge? what is their message now? i can keep track of it. >> judge jeanine: i have to tell you i have to laugh at that, we are trying to keep the country open, really? why don't you get rid of the vaccine mandate and the mask mandate and the schools because you just lost in the united states supreme court, that is how much you want us to get back to our normal existence. all the way up to make sure

employers of more than 100 people mandate the vaccine. so everything they've done is inconsistent with what they say and that seems to be the policy of the whole administration. they want us in a perpetual state of submission, in a perpetual state of fear. rachel wolinsky said today or yesterday, she said even though the numbers are going down, we still have to keep checking the numbers. check them, they are either down and it's time to open up or it isn't and they just don't want to come up it's against in their narrative. what they want is for people to be afraid and by the way, during this whole time they shifted the power and the money. they shifted $190 billion to the schools and the school unions, i should say, and shifted from mom-and-pop stores to the big box company, and it is almost like socialism, we are watching it happen before our eyes, we're being told what to do and what to say and we will talk about china later, and what not to say. >> jesse: we will talk about

china. why are you wearing red, why are you wearing gray? >> greg: it's an honor of health. where you wearing red? >> judge jeanine: heart health. >> jesse: testicular drums heart? i think heart wins. so what are they working on a quest qwest marketing looking at cases, the deaths going to get a certain number and then they get rid of the rules? >> martha: i think they live in fear of what happened last fourth of july, have a barbecue come invite everybody, it was like the mission accomplished moment and they are terrified if they do it again and it happens again, it's going to be brutal. the other thing i would mention as they were so shocked by the jobs numbers. everyone was prepared for a week job number and jen psaki was preparing everyone at the podium and then the jobs number of turns out to be better than

expected. my take on that as people went back to work. they were like whatever coming you are telling me it is still going on, it is obvious for more people, they got a micron in her cool for a few days and other husbands and wives are saying enough already, go back to work already, and people have decided their own learning curve on this thing is better than the learning curve of the government and they are doing what they feel is right and they're going back to work and back to school. >> jesse: some of the bravest people out there, the children. i think we have the sound of the kid who says we are not taking this anymore, i'm going into school without a mask and throw me out. >> we are all walking to school with no mask on. you can get me in trouble, they can suspend me, i don't care. we are done with this. and obviously all of you are too. we want this to be a peaceful, respectful movement. we are just trying to gain back our rights as citizens. >> jesse: we will have that guy on prime time tonight at the

top of the hour but what did you want to say about that piece? >> greg: it is something i've been saying for a month, if they don't end it, it never ends because the white house is waiting for this. they are waiting for the american public to tell people to stop because they are terrified. if the american public doesn't say stop, it will never stop because they don't have the stones, because of this testicular month, to actually say that and about the kids, there is a disconnect between the politicians and the media from the public that completely missed this groundswell. first it was the parents' movement. now it is a kids movement and i'm telling you, you cannot say no to kids when they are pissed off or they are suffering. so this thing is on, it is going places, it's good to see joe biden finally unite people against him. he's got families, parents, but

the kids finally realize they hold the power. it's not the administration or the president. if they civilly disobey no one will enforce them, especially if they do it in a group. they are not going to arrest you because they need the money. they need to have the student so i don't know how the leaders don't see what they are doing. they are creating future republicans, creating future libertarians if they continue down this road, the democratic party is going to be done and i love the fact that these kids are civil and responsible, it's restoring hope and society, they are saying the teachers are on their side. that is a good thing, you got to love it. >> jesse: it is also why they shut down the trucker protest because they couldn't have massive amount of people saying enough already. richard? you are very dapper today. in gray. he is the heart. >> richard: care about all people. >> jesse: your thoughts on what we've seen question works

before let's take politics out of it -- >> jesse: let's not take politics out of it -- >> richard: respectfully, your honor, let's go down here. first, restaurants are open. 99% of schools are open, check. the economy is open, check. this idea that there will be some sort of shutdown happening, it's not happening come happening, period. wait a minute. to martha's point i do think where this administration is nervous is any administration would be, what happens if there is another variant and what happens if the variant spreads too quickly? we learned with the omicron variant is we were open, we were learning the right direction, the omicron variant came and it took out the city of new york, it took out washington, d.c., the whole eastern seaboard as far as people getting sick, hospitals almost collapsing. that's exactly what happened and i've interviewed health care workers across the board and what they will tell you is if you learn to the omicron variant is our health care system is

very fragile. we may not be able to manage another variant. >> greg: he could go on forever, another variant, another variant. >> richard: the point i'm trying to make here is the economy is open, everything is open, vaccines are working in the president wants to keep it that way, period. but what that requires is also making sure we are keeping track of the numbers, that is common sense. >> greg: but what is not common sense in saying what if something else happens, what if something else happens. >> richard: that is with the job of the cdc is. >> greg: it's a terrible job they're doing. >> martha: people are taking it into their own hands and i love what he said about the kids, my kids and their friends are like we are not doing it anymore. we are not doing any more shots, any masks, we are not doing it anymore. it is like a rebellion. kids make parents for glenn youngkin, kids for whoever and it will probably be republicans who want to lower the voting age now.

>> judge jeanine: if everything is open why are you hearing the kid saying -- if they are open then why are they threatening to -- >> martha: because they don't want to wear a mask. >> richard: your honor -- >> judge jeanine: oh, yes you can -- >> richard: you are absolutely right -- >> judge jeanine: the united states of america -- >> richard: with the american rescue plan -- >> judge jeanine: i'm talking about the constitution. >> richard: with the american rescue plan guarantee to some schools have not have adequate ventilation -- have to pay tuition and novembers no one can affordthat. >> jesse: richard, mask don't work, social distancing -- >> richard: we were locked down under trump, though. >> jesse: and it came from a lab. biden thinks he can walk away from the democrats defining police while crime surges but we have a reality check for him, that is next. ♪ ♪

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>> martha: the president trying to steer clear of democrats' calls to defund the police, trying to distance himself as a crime surges and some of the liberal policies come under fire, listen to this. speak of the answer is not to abandon our streets, that is not the answer. if the answer is not to defund the police. it's to give you the tools come of, the funding to be partners, to be protectors. we are not about defunding, we are about funding. >> martha: the president and thames to pivot on crime, putting him at odds with the far left and his own vice president. >> we have to reimagine public safety and how we do public safety in our country. not only do we need to defund, but we need to dismantle and start anew. >> talking about the production of our nypd budget in defining the $6 billion nypd budget.

>> i am about the defund movement, because this is about the investment in our communities of which historically been digested. >> martha: that didn't work out very well. we have increasing crime on the side, car crime is up 52% in cities all around the country. judge jeanine, what did you think when the president said when he came to town of what he focused on? >> i didn't think much of what he said because this is a president who was quiet during 2020 when the streets were burning down and when they told us that these were peaceful protests with buildings coming down i'm a police precinct being emptied, federal courthouses being bound and arson being committed there. you know, they are literally just, they talk out of both sides of their mouth but let's talk about the focus. he talked about guns and he talked about bringing the fed then. i'm going to bring the feds an end they are going to have all these gun crimes. i said the other day, the fed across the nation have handled

in 50 states a grand total of 10,000 gun crimes but he said we can now work together. we are thinking of ways to work together. what are you thinking about? we've been working together for years, the state, the feds, the d.a., we put together task forces. we don't need you to come to new york to tell us the spirit of the they are all talk, whether it is adams and i want o give adams the benefit of the dt and whether it is the president and i will tell you why with adams. adams said yesterday, i don't control bill reform but we need to give judges the danger system component and raise the age or part of it and i don't control that because there are federal laws. are you stupid? they are not federal laws! they are state laws that you can control, that you can change, that you can appeal. they are all full of it. they don't have a moral core.

>> martha: richard, what is the argument against that question were two things, bill form, give judges the right to look at an individual, give them discretion in the right to say you do not deserve to be on the street, you have committed seven crimes beforehand and you are back in front of me again, you're going away tonight and you're going to wait for your court case. or to say anyone of the age of 18 shouldn't be prosecuted? do you know how many 16, 15 15-year-old are stealing cars all over new york, new jersey, long island, washington, d.c., all over the place. are those roles that should be changed? >> richard: i've come on your show before and i agree with you on that particular point, or i do agree with the mayor -- >> martha: why doesn't the president say it? why he pack it? >> richard: i think he does. he doesn't control the bail laws. what the mayor is trying to stay in new york is it is up to the state legislature to determine what the bail is -- >> judge jeanine: he didn't say that -- >> richard: that was a misstatement on his point but let's talk about where it's working. in the city of st. louis, a city

that was the deadliest city in the country, she did something that was actually pretty remarkable. she created a program called cops and clinicians and they bring them into crime situations, so they can de-escalate. the second thing she did is she hired people who live in communities to intervene in crime, helping folks find jobs. when crime happens committee escalating crime and the third thing is she pushed police officers to solve unsolved murders. as a result of that until it was the homicide rate is down 36% from a crime is down 10%. if we do some of the policies that democrats and people with common sense have advocated for. they're not all calls that police officers show up to. i've spent 24 hours with gobs and gobs will tell you we don't want to show up to drug crimes because when people have an overdose we are not the best people to deal with it buta therapist is.

>> greg: sending to that apartment where the two cops were killed. >> judge jeanine: that was a domestic violence call them what you are saying it sent a socialist they are. >> richard: but it is working in st. louis beat homicides are down 25%. >> greg: do you know how high they were when this started? >> richard: but they are down 26%. >> greg: but remember where you were starting. >> richard: but you have to acknowledge they are down 26%. >> greg: but how far were they up before they went down? >> richard: it doesn't matter, this shows the policy works. >> greg: what policy? >> judge jeanine: every cop worth his salt goes after cold cases. >> jesse: i'm going to have to look at the statistics during the commercial break to see if it's accurate but biden is trying would make an argument his party already lost. he thinks he is winning, he's losing because he's on defense against the squad and he's on defense against republicans.

there's two questions joe biden needs to answer in the media has to press him on that. one, if you are an ex-con and you commit a felony, should you be able to get out on no or low bail? yes or no, mr. president? the other question is do you believe armed robbery should be a misdemeanor? yes or no, mr. president? if he tries to wiggle, hit him with a specific case and ask him if he is with that. the problem is the media doesn't ask about crime. they ask about ukraine. >> martha: not one person asked a question on crime. >> jesse: we want answers to this question in the longer joe biden is silent on those things, he gives air cover to d.a.s and local legislatures to keep putting bad people back on the streets. >> greg: on this defunding thing i will hold a grudge, i'm not going to forget the reprehensible movement because it directly affected me. unlike politicians are the media. it still affects me. we had another smash and grab in

my neighborhood yesterday. i think about how the media and the democrats defending and helping leaders and writers under the guise of justice, i will not forget that. we need to hang deep on the police around every democrat's neck and they will say wait, i was in pro deep on the police but you didn't have the guts to speak up. biden didn't have the guts to speak up. he was hiding like a coward and he allowed these destructive, deadly policies and by not saying anything they helped the massive dehumanization of police which caused the murder rate to go up. it's important that democrats deal the pain for creating this climate and people should not forget. last thing, the media and the politicians about crime speaks to the fact that they don't experience it. what do the reporters do, those heroic reporters? they show up and report on the protest. they gin it up until there are riots and there is arson and

then they leave. they don't return to minneapolis, they don't see if anything has been rebuilt, they are gone, they don't know anything! >> greg: -- as far as i'm concerned, i will never forget 2019, 2020 when all that stuff started. >> jesse: never forget. >> judge jeanine: the policies and the numbers don't lie. >> martha: coming up next, nancy pelosi being accused of covering china over what she said about the olympics and what our athletes should do there. ♪ ♪ well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation

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>> judge jeanine: nancy pelosi carrying water for communist china after repeatedly telling american athletes to keep their mouth shut at the olympics and not to call out beijing's many abuses. >> i would say to our athletes coming here they are to compete. do not risk incurring the anger of the chinese government, because they are ruthless. i know there is a temptation on the part of some to speak out while they are there. i respect that, but i also worry about what the chinese government might do. i wish the athletes well. i do not encourage them to speak out against the chinese government there because i fear for their safety if they do. >> judge jeanine: jesse, if the speaker of the house fears for the safety of american athletes for speaking -- and not doing anything, not being outrageous -- but speaking,

doesn't she have to explain why we are not protecting them? or at the very least, why they are even there? >> jesse: she better. she basically said if you have an abusive husband, don't say anything because he might hurt you. no, that is not how it goes. we have spoken out against tyranny, dictatorships, problems in our own country, the gang, the mobs, that is why people admire americans, because we speak out for people who can't speak out for themselves. if anything happens to an athlete over in china and they do something about that, the chinese, this response from nancy and biden has to be so powerful and so fast because you know the world will rally around us if that happens. i'm afraid she cares more about her portfolio. she doesn't want to rock the boat with the chinese. they have sponsors, last olympics in 2008 she was real tough and hawkish on the chinese. and her husband paul about a limousine contract to ferry the vips all over the place and then she was like china, what a

wonderful country. that is what this is about, she doesn't want to rattle everything, she wants to keep things smooth and the market happy. >> judge jeanine: it is so sad when you hear what jesse is saying because you know it is true. why are we even in china? why are we even in beijing? >> martha: this actually passed in the house basically called for them to move the site of the olympics and they did it today. so i'm looking at it and say now you are in the tom cotton and mccarthy calling for a change in the limbic's? democrats are saying we agree with you, we want to move into a place that is more aligned with our values, today. so i don't understand what took them so long and i don't understand, i couldn't help but think about president trump and how he would go after the leader in north korea and on twitter and everything, could you measure what he would be saying right now?

if you touch one hair on one head of one of our athletes -- >> jesse: one of our curlers. >> martha: everything is going to rain down on you, don't even think about it. we haven't really heard that from president biden. i would love to hear him stand up and say, we have pretty much -- in our country. we expect our athletes to be responsible when they are out and about in the world but if they have an opinion on something if you so much as go near them or threatened them with any kind of confinement, you will have holy hell rain down on you. >> martha: she basically admitted she's afraid of them. >> greg: if she had any feeling left in her face she would try to save it but it's about their cowardice. when she says do not incur their anger it is for her own hide. not that she's worried about them. she is afraid if china tries to do something that she's going to have to do something and she doesn't want to do anything --

>> jesse: they don't want to make biden have to do anything. >> greg: says she wants everyone to have to sacrifice their first amendment freedom of speech once they enter china. the fact is, be less of an american. >> judge jeanine: exactly, what about the going on there? if you were an athlete? you would? before yeah, i would. >> jesse: you would have to save your butt. >> richard: that is why you pay taxes. >> judge jeanine: in afghanistan we were supposed to save their butts. i admire you for saying that, the ongoing is an outrage. >> richard: i won't defend china here at all. how we heard what because it is this, if our athletes are over there the job is to compete in win and bring back as many as

possible. if they take you into captivity there is no telling, that is how it's happening. >> martha: why are we having the olympics there? before i really think the blame lies with the ioc, they never should have approved the olympic games in beijing at all. >> judge jeanine: the ioc makes more money on the games, it's a double what they meant less time around. >> richard: because the whole deal of the games the world, all peace, everything stops, all the anger stops and people compete. >> jesse: i'm still angry about covid. >> greg: may too. >> jesse: you can't kill 800,000 americans and oh, there is a games. >> martha: it is unbelievably ironic that this is where the olympic games are amidst this whole thing. >> judge jeanine: and they will benefit financially. anyway, up next, another huge embarrassment for the liberal

media. michael avenatti just got convicted again. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> richard: attorney turned criminal michael avenatti's been faced with another conviction. he faces 22 years in prison after being found guilty of stealing nearly $300,000. the media wants thought this guy was a good thing. greg, what is your take? >> greg: you know what, i have to quote grab stephen's latest tweet, he never appeared on joet he appeared on cnn, msnbc, just about every media oregon tt has been bashing broke in and validated fox because fox was

right there, knew he was a snake. tucker was the first guy to call him creepy porn lawyer. but it shows how the media gets things and people wrong. it was the media prejudice choice to take down smollett. we don't fall for c.a.d. here. there is a feud a huge flaw, theycannot see ther own team. >> richard: it's been a long week for michael avenatti. >> he is out there saving the country. >> he is a rock star, i think. michael avenatti is a beast. >> you are all places at all times. >> sitting beside you right now, i'm not going to let you cheat, you have to guess, his name is michael avenatti. >> you are something else, michael avenatti, i would like

to meet you sometime over dinner. >> we are back with attorney michael avenatti. he is a main player. >> looking ahead to 2020, one reason i am taking you seriously as a contender is your presence on cable news. >> martha: remember that? you should be president, you should be president. i'm just really happy for stormy daniels because hell hath no fury like an adult -- porn star. she is like, he took my money and she is so mad and she is like in no way. she realized what was going on, she is like, no, you called my publisher and said to send you my advance? she nailed it. good for you, good for you, stormy daniels. and i don't see her being entertained by all of those folks on cnn. >> richard: is a stormy daniels the real winner? >> jesse: is a stormy winner? i just can't believe all of those people we saw in that

montage, they are all either fired, suspended, or about to be. everyone in that video. i think he might've been poisoned, anybody he did an interview with ended up leaving. i knew this guy was a champ because i knew he was desperate because he was loaded up with debt. do you remember in the very beginning, spun off a bunch of companies and screwed a bunch of investors and then split off from his law firm and he was getting sued by his ex, so he kept on trying to build and build off the back of all these debtors that he was accumulating, and it forced him into more desperate things. how do you shake down a porn star while you are shaking on the president, while you are trying to shake down a supreme court justice? to think about how he slept at night going to bed when you were doing all these things, the man is a maniac and we all saw it coming. >> richard: from a legal

perspective, one charge is a mandatory two year sentence. how long do you think he will be in jail for or what is next in the process? >> judge jeanine: it depends upon the judge. i don't know that there are grounds for a serious appeal here. of course he can't claim ineffective counsel, he was his own lawyer. [laughter] which i think was a smart move because he is very shrewd, he can talk and i think he felt he could intimidate stormy daniels. and it was clear he was faking her signature, rerouting these wire transfers and kept telling you, the publisher isn't giving you the money, i don't know why, meanwhile he was depositing it. he should get some serious state prison time. this is his second felony, there is a mandatory two year on the wire fraud but i think he should get five to ten years. >> jesse: he was convicted of the nike shakedown.

>> judge jeanine: yes, this is his second felony conviction. about the time on this, it will be consecutive, whatever it is because it is part of the same criminal situation but he will get jail time, he should get jail time. to stay present time is more like it. >> martha: this guy -- >> judge jeanine: he is a dirtbag. >> richard: he's a dirtbag and we will be doing some time with them, stand up, next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> greg: "fan mail friday," let's do this. who was your favorite talk show host growing up? great question. a judge? you didn't watch a lot of tv but there must have been -- >> judge jeanine: no, i told you i didn't watch tv. >> greg: there wasn't someone when you were a kid? no? before i was in chicago, i was born in chicago, oprah winfrey.

>> judge jeanine: i thought you were going to say phil donohoe. i was also in chicago, phil donahue. >> greg: i was on the phil donahue one of the worst hours of my life. it was about title ix. >> jesse: right up your alley. >> greg: jesse? >> jesse: i didn't watch that stuff. >> greg: not even letterman in the early days? >> judge jeanine: johnny carson. johnny carson was funny. >> greg: yeah, yeah. but you know the first five years of letterman were insane. the guy lives under the stairs, he has the legendary chris elliott. he had stupid pet tricks, stupid animal tricks, stupid human tricks. >> martha: the first few years of everything is always the best. >> jesse: marriage. >> martha: gets better all the time, you know! she only watched the first few years. >> greg: another great talk show host. frenchy asks, if you could eliminate one weakness in your life, what would it be?

let's get this way, martha, you don't have any weaknesses but pretend you do. >> martha: i would say sugar, chocolate. i would like to get rid of it. every morning i wake up and say today is the day i'm not going to have any sugar. >> greg: that is a universal human complaint. >> jesse: we are talking about weakness? >> greg: you can't even think of one. >> martha: yes, that is a weakness. >> jesse: come back to me. come back to me! >> richard: a weakness, i don't know. >> greg: your statistics. >> richard: no, my statistics are strong. >> greg: anxious? i am anxious bear that was less anxious too. we sure something in common. >> richard: one thing. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: my weakness is your government, i can feel the cool breeze flowing into my lungs, dark hair at the top of

the mountain. >> martha: that is when you watch daytime television come in the middle of a commercial >> jesse: judges my weakness. >> martha: she is everyone's sugar. sugar. >> greg: if everyone says that, why do we have it? it's killing us! >> judge jeanine: you know what, it is bad for your brain, did you know that? >> martha: i know. >> judge jeanine: depressed -- >> jesse: you could have a small slice. >> richard: bad for your heart. >> greg: you know why i am wearing gray. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield

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kat timpf, tyrus is going to be great. all my shows in dallas are sold out. go to gutfeld live. my book live show and go to phoenix, arizona or salt lake city there are still tickets available go to g. gutfeld.com and do this: greg's crime corner. the smash-and-grabbing are hang in the united states it's also happening in immediately to. roll the tape. this is a immediately to kia parrot who is -- comes across a very expensive go pro and then takes off with it. >> jesse: oh, no. >> greg: unaware that the crime is being filmed and they can easily follow the culprit to its nest where summarily is that a word? >> judge jeanine: yes. >> greg: executed. put the cuffs on the wing. >> jesse: do that again. there you go. almost took off for a second. okay, judge. >> judge jeanine: all right. you may have noticed that many of the women are wearing red

today and most of the men but not the one of the other end of the table opposite me, it is because it is national wear red day and it is february is american heart month and today is national wear red day. everyone here at fox is showing their support raising awareness for heart disease. many people don't know it. but heart disease is the number one killer of women. so make sure to make time for yourself and relax and watch "the five" every day it's good for your heart. >> jesse: didn't raise enough awareness. >> greg: i don't think you can say it's good for the heart. that's a medical claim and we might get thrown off the air. >> judge jeanine: doctor would suggest i know what i'm talking about. [laughter] >> jesse: richard? >> richard: thorpe is a english teacher first black woman to win the prize. selected from more than 8,000 nominees. she won due to dedication of her

students. in 2018-2019 school year she helped her children win $6.7 million in scholarships. thorpe, like myself, is jamaican in heritage and her -- she was raised by her grandmother and anderson track and field scholarship to howard university. she embodies what it means to be an american patriot. every time you are on, jamaican -- gentleman maken me jamaican-jamaican me crazy. >> martha: today i am calling out anthony harris. >> this is the sweetest story ever. this young lady audrey soape lost her dad and grandmother. the mother reached out and asked him if he would take her to the father daughter dance. not only did he do it he made sure someone came and did her makeup. they went dancing.

they were there the whole night. he hung out with her and it just made her day. it's a sweet thing that he actually, you know, people say they are going to do things like that but he did it. i give him credit. >> jesse: class all the way. [laughter] >> martha: also i'm doing "fox news sunday" this sunday filling in. check it out 9:00 in the morning. >> jesse: all right. >> martha: do you want to be on the panel? >> jesse: that will be the last "fox news sunday." >> jesse: i want to wish a very happy birthday to former sergeant eddy bomba turns 102 today. one bad mother. world war ii vet stormed the beaches at normandy. went overseas to serve his country and fight for freedom. thank you, eddie, appreciate it appreciate if you turn in to "jesse watters primetime" we have carley shimkus. george mma. tulsi gashed.

rogan. student leading the charge against these mask maskers and we salute that kid. >> only takes one person to change the world, jesse. >> jesse: i have never heard of that before where do you come up with them. >> greg: i just coin them. >> jesse: you didn't know what you said the whole show. >> greg: neither did i. >> jesse: that's it for us. have a great weekend. ♪ >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden calls today's january unemployment report the drum beat of a job resurgence unlike anything the country has ever seen. he also says the covid crisis was cut in half in just three weeks. coronavirus top 900,000. the economy added 467,000 jobs in january despite the omicron surge. there was also a big revision upward in jobs gained the last two months of last year. on the other side of the equation.