dinosaurs who died a long time ago. [laughter] that will do it for me. fox business tomorrow, you must watch tomorrow! we have got the inflation numbers are coming out. it is expected to be a humdinger. market is expected to be all over the place. they are always rocking, "the five." they start right now. ♪ ♪ >> greg: birds. >> dana: it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> i am concerned as a parent, as a doctor, that the obstacles of this generation -- young people face are unprecedented and uniquely hard to navigate. the impact that is having on their mental health is devastating. >> dana: the biden administration admitting mandates are hurting america's school kids, but still refusing

a return to normal. that warning from the surgeon general about return to health having an effect on most kids, banning them a business has been on in schools. while dr. fauci says we are almost passed a full-blown stage of the pandemic, the cdc director is not ready to move on from that. >> we have said that these decisions are going to have to be made at the local level, and policies at the local level. >> we recommend masking in areas of high transmission. that's much of the country right now in public, indoor things. >> even though many states are ditching this mandates and the media is getting on board, the white house is not going to budge. >> secretary psaki: people are tired of masks? a huge chunk of people still want masks according to polling. in a large chunk of the area,

you should wear a mask and indoor settings, including schools. there are states who have rolled back there mask guidelines, that have given more flexibility to communities. it's not uniform whatever a-state has done. we continue to recommend abiding by the public health guidelines. >> dana: they are not giving her a lot to work with. >> jesse: had never been this confused about what's going on. [laughter] i had to write this down because i can remember it. democratic governors have full statewide mask mandates, and other democratic governors just have mandates in schools, and other democratic governors are lifting mask mandates in schools. the white house agrees with all of that, but if a republican governor does not, that they don't agree with. this is where it gets complicated. what specifically does the white house support? the white house says they are listening to the cdc. what does the cdc say?

they still support masks, yet masks hurt children. then they ask "who should the american people listen to: the cdc or the governors?" the cdc says "listen to the governors." then you ask the white house "what if the governor says no mask but the cdc recommends mask?" the white house says "listen to the cdc and also the governor." after mack they can't understand what they are they say they can't understanding what they are doing. science is changing so the democrats are changing with the science, but republicans did not follow the science but he got to the science before democrats? it looks like the republicans -- >> dana: i can see why you are confused. sean patrick maloney is a democrat in charge of trying to reelect house democrats.

he had this tweet. "democrats' plan to fight covid is working. vaccines are widely available. time to give people their lives back. with science as our guide, we are ready to start getting back to normal." >> greg: i said yesterday they look like they are trying to lead the parade rather than chasing it. when he says "it's time to give people back their lives," no. the people are taking it back. you can't give it to them. this is a bona fide public moment where the american public knew the government wasn't going to give up anything. the public had to exert their will, and it's all over the world. if you are seeing it in every country. this is true democracy. people are voting with their feet and faces, because they knew that -- and i saw how the government works. the democrats led in any issue: "what about the children?"

when it's climate change, nutrition, but not here. it's guilt by association. who's with the children? the rubes, from rustic terrorists, whites and pharmacists. you can't be on the other side as them even if you are correct. this is what happens when you smear bad groups, one bad apple with confederate flags and say "they are all races." they are being stubborn, would rather look like idiots and be triple vaxed, and masked -- like policy, live like everyone else is. it's essential to change your mind based on data. there's nothing wrong with being late, but you should think of the possibility for that before you mount the dude who got there before you. >> jesse: neanderthals. at >> greg: when you call them neanderthals, idiots.

if you thought it would change your mind, maybe hold off on the guy who was brave enough to go first, because he was. if you are now following it. >> dana: you know what else democrats are following, geraldo? the changing political signs. they got information that says the american people were passed it, that they understood what omicron -- it was not as deadly, but better to be vaccinated, you don't go to the hospital. cases are dropping and people are moving on and the democrats are like "me too." >> geraldo: i think greg, for all his eloquence, too political a spin on it. i understand the politics, but your point, dana, is the working point: omicron killed covid. everybody got covid. everybody who was vaccinated, it was like" is that all there is?"

suddenly, people with herd immunity spreading, and everybody now having tasted the poison and lived. now, they want out. everybody wanted out. >> greg: they had to be forced. that's not a political point. the government had to be forced, or else they would still be clinging to this like the white house is. >> geraldo: why make that political? why not say -- >> greg: it's not, i'm telling you what i think. >> geraldo: -- omicron changed the field? >> greg: why is >> jeanine: why is the cdc saying you still need to wear a mask? it is political grade when he was elected, it was ground zero for parents, children. everyone said "this guy is the villain here" when the new jersey governor murphy says "no masks for kids," he zero, but this man is a villain. this is the left recognizing that this is an election year.

it's 2022. they are going to lose in november. john hopkins came out and said "the closures, lockdowns, masks made virtually no difference." at this over with. when the cdc says "we've always said the decision should be made at the local level," this woman doesn't have the backbone to say what she thinks! >> dana: given that the surgeon general testified today about this being dangerous for children and mental health, would parents have a collective action against them for not taking the masks off? >> jeanine: no, the only collective action they have is at the voting booth. the damage, and i have said this before -- history will not look kindly upon us for what we have done to our children. for these teachers to not be masked and for the kids who have to be, when the kids are the least vulnerable and the most

susceptible to the psychological/emotional damage is a crime. it should be actionable, but realistically it's not. >> geraldo: i have to make one last statistical point. if you had omicron and not well, because if you had omicron and got well, because virtually everyone that got it did -- it was a nonevent, other than an inconvenience, and maybe you couldn't compete in the olympics. that changed. >> greg: in your life! >> geraldo: a year ago, no one knew where this is going. give them the benefit of the doubt. they were just trying to make the best of a horrible -- >> jeanine: benefit of the doubt, they wouldn't tell us where it came from or that they were funding -- >> geraldo: they didn't know! >> jeanine: -- funding a function when they were trying to figure it out when china wouldn't help us out. >> greg: here's the deal, dana: which one of you is going to nominate me for the nobel

prize? [laughter] who set on this show, february 1st. >> dana: i nailed it. >> greg: it is a glorious production, a giant dream! i don't think i belong on television anymore. >> geraldo: mvp over tom brady for your high school. [laughter] >> dana: next, a squad member claims defunding the police is not the problem, even during a crime wave. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: it is defined forever for the left, as president biden and other democrats desperately try to get away from the movement that is a political kryptonite squad member cori bush, whose own car got riddled with bullets during the crime wave is refusing to stop using the slogan ahead of the midterms, saying "they phoned the police is not the problem. we dangled the carrot in front of people's faces and said we could get it done, and that

democrats deliver, when we haven't totally delivered." meantime, the liberal crime free for all continues. who needs to worry about inflation, when you can steal to your heart's content? "the new york post" capturing this guy nabbing steaks from a trader joe's. if my ride got riddled with bullets, i might think twice about defunding the police." >> jeanine: when she was asked that question, about the hypocrisy of it all, and -- i am tired of using that word, i want to put it away for the rest of the year. you spent a lot for security and the response was "you want to see me dead?" >> jesse: her life is more important than ever but he also is. >> jeanine: you have to say "what is going on that we are masking our kids, when we know that they are emotionally suffering as a result? what is going on that the mom-and-pop stores are being shut down and the big box stores are being saved, like what is

going on when you have got truckers all over the world now? you have got canada, the united states, france, other countries. people are saying "we wanted to be able to work, to be able to live our lives in the freedom, and we want to law and order. these people who brought in this social justice nonsense have ruined it. the truth is we knew how to fight "law & order." we knew it along time ago. now, they want to eliminate it and talk about defunding police while other people died. last point. i want to know, in the inner city, new york city, and any other city, how many people of color have died as a result of taking out street crime units or anti-crime units? what is the impact on real people, as opposed to these criminals running around, or guys with 16 priors for robbery, assault, burglary?

takes baseball bat and beats an asian woman across the head from behind, she has a fractured skull in several places. he has been charged with 16 other crimes. >> jesse: greg, he went out after bashing her skull in and grabbed a slice of pizza. it >> greg: is this attack on asians? the media used to talk about this when they felt they had the appropriate narrative, and all of a sudden the races change. no one brings it up, but it is overwhelming how many times you hear about elderly asian women -- >> geraldo: and a black perpetrator. >> greg: it's insane! i am opposed to them not using the correct headline "the the forliner of the sirloiner." you know who is upset about this?

the day or after mayor adams talked about veganism and what happens? this guy is stealing -- talk about a slap in the face with a t-bone. why don't you steel plant-based foods? [laughter] the other thing is tom cotton, who investigated arson for this guy -- set fire to a punch out, kill the person, got a sentence cut in half because it happened during the george floyd riots. what's the lesson? if you want a better chance of getting away with a crime like murder, may become a do it in a meteor democrat approved insurrection, but if you try anything in a riots in d.c. january 6th, you are going to get five years if you happen to walk in. >> jesse: d.a. bragg, what is going on with him? scared? >> dana: memo? >> jesse: this crazy guy. >> dana: i think he realizes it's not going to apply. he said new york would never

stand for that. i'm fairly new to new york -- i've lived here for 10 years, but it feels like i'm new. okay, i could see that where people are like "i'm not going to deal with it in this way." greg pointed out to me in the green room that al sharpton is now complaining about crime and asking the mayor to do something. >> jesse: al sharpton, bill marr, "the five," we are in agreement on everything. >> greg: why is al sharpton mad? in duane reade, they lock up the toothpaste. [laughter] >> jesse: everything is locked up! you go to buy toiletries? "can someone help me in the blank aisle?" >> geraldo: al sharpton is great, i've known him forever. [laughter] >> jesse: geraldo, i hate to cut you off. [laughter] >> geraldo: defund the police, democrats -- they won't stop

giving. it's preposterous. it's why they almost lost congress last time around. it's why they are going to lose congress this time around if they can focus -- republicans can stay focused. i think that we need more cops, more minority cops, better paid cops. we need stop, question, and frisk back, and we need stores like trader joe's responsible when they intentionally allow a thief to walk out and do nothing to stop it. that only perpetuates this misery and adds to the epidemic. >> jeanine: they are afraid of being sued. >> geraldo: they should be sued by the pali -- >> jeanine: i agree. >> geraldo: -- by encouraging lawlessness. >> dana: the reason democrats are trying to distance themselves from her is because speaker pelosi gave her clout in the beginning. remember on the capital steps,

she wanted an illegal moratorium to be extended? biden said "we can't," and everybody knew that would be the result and they still allowed her to do that. they gave her into. >> jesse: trader joe's. we will be there in a little bit. plant-based. [laughter] liberal cities losing control by why a homeless person could end up being your next roommate. >> secretary psaki: ♪ ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance

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california has gotten out of control. it's so bad that people are being asked to open up their own homes. charities in the san francisco bay -- 30,000 homeless reside, or asking landlords to allow the vagrants to rent apartments at low rates, and want families to open up spare rooms as a charitable act, or in exchange for a small stipend. want to do that, jesse? >> jesse: right next to jesse jr.'s crib. [laughter] >> greg: hide the baseball bat. >> jesse: sometimes, you don't feel like waking up at 2:00 a.m. the government has quit. "if you take them!" i've never seen this happen before. are they buying crack pipes? was that real? there is a crack pipe in the

kids? here is your crack pipe, take the homeless, the border is open. we are going to fiddle with racism for the next three years. this is what we are dealing with, geraldo! no woman would ever do it, no family would ever do it. it would probably be some mangy single due just out of college hungry for some cash. that's a roll of the dice. >> geraldo: there are some mangy dudes right out of college looking for a couple of bucks. >> jesse: all in san francisco. it >> geraldo: there and elsewhere. >> jesse: i don't think it's worth the risk, and you know it better than anybody. [laughter] >> geraldo: remember when ed condron was mayor? we had the liberal ethos to be compassionate. the mayor of new york said "pass them by, give them nothing. when you give them something, they use it to buy drugs and alcohol." it started a hardening of new yorkers towards the homeless.

it made the problem less severe for a time. >> i looked it up today. i couldn't figure out who is responsible. as a matter of fact, california has the most homeless people in the country, and the best claimant. maybe, that's why they go there. there is an agency in the federal government, it's called the united states inter agency council on homelessness. it's the only agency at a federal level whose sole responsibility it is to end homelessness, and it works with 19 other federal agency. they have money, they say it's the lack of affordable housing. we have section 8 and all that stuff. that is what i read. i'm looking it up. >> i agree. >> i don't know the reason. >> mental illness. >> okay that's fine. what i let them of my house? not a chance! most of the people we are seeing who are on the street, taking

baths to people -- how many times have you heard "they are homeless?" "they have a mental health problem." we have to fix the mental health problem. >> jesse: maybe if we are failed during a baseball team, but not to sleep over. did you hear this in the times? i read that paper now, dana. >> dana: got it. >> jesse: this guy who runs the biggest homeless shelter in the city, takes $300,000 in kickback. >> greg: his name is roy barra. no relation. [laughter] >> jesse: the mayor said something interesting today. he >> geraldo: the mayor said something interesting today, dana. he said a lot of it is the lack of facilities for the mentally ill. he wants to create more beds for the acute -- they get off their meds, that is the problem. he wants to create, not institutions, but facilities for the mentally ill. >> dana: the previous wire gave his wife $1 billion to

spend on this issue, and then i had to come out with a report that says "we have no idea how that was spent." if you talk about compassion, none of this is compassion. letting people sit there in their own filth is not compassionate in any way. i think that the government giving up and saying "can you take these people and because that would be helpful --" what is the next step? i think the question about how many people we are allowing into this country illegally, there is that question. would you take more people in? no. at some point, there has to be tough love, and i know greg has a lot to say on this. >> geraldo: are you into tough love? at >> greg: in many ways, geraldo, i am. [laughter] this would make sense if you were talking about a child who lost her family in a fire. someone who lost a roof. you can count them on your hands -- metaphorically, a giant hand. that's not the issue. we've all seen the homeless

situation up close. we don't need to pretend there are 2 million children down on their luck. these are not children. these are men, many are criminals, many are mentally ill, many are drug addicts. that's a fact you don't hear in these commissions on homelessness. they painted as the teary-eyed people down on their luck. these are not characteristics for a sound roommate, unless gavin newsom takes four of them into his mansion. you brought up the idea -- it's all about affordable housing. if you google stuff on homelessness, that is named number one hit, it's about affordable housing. that's a lie. it has no effect on the transient population. if you do not contribute to society through work, the only affordable housing has to be free. it doesn't matter if it's $300 a month or $200, they are not going to pay. the money for most homeless goes to drugs and alcohol. i know that is politically incorrect to say, but it is an

unspeakable truth. geraldo brought up the california has the most because of the climate. that's what you call a choice. it's preferable. many people prefer to be homeless, no rent, buy a shelter, free meals, get drugs, sustainable lifestyle. you know why it's sustainable, or the proof that it is sustainable? it's not shrinking. it's growing. it's possible. the idea that it is not affordable housing -- that's true for people who are working, low income people. yes, but they are not as people -- that is why we are not fixing -- >> jeanine: do you think all the homeless just don't want anymore to live? who are they taking in? this article, this person says of the path i took a homeless person in." >> greg: look at the numbers. again, you can count them. there's so few. they can't match them. >> geraldo: the other thing he wanted during the administration was to give bus tickets to

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: more proof that college may not be worth it, thanks to the sky-high cost of tuition that is sent to get higher and emphasis becoming a breeding ground for left wing indoctrination. 55% of high schoolers say they don't think college is needed for a successful career, and they are right. what we've got our a lot of kids saying now that they don't need

to go to college, that they are going to do whatever they want in terms of what their passion is, they don't feel that obligation. >> dana: i think some of them focus and do a good job in our public school system in k-12. you can get a good education if you focused. you don't have to go to a school where there's partying and socializing. that is fun. it >> greg: you were crazy back then. >> dana: sporting events, things like that. [laughter] >> greg: the pta meeting pta meeting. >> dana: there is a wonderful book called "a defining decade" by dr. meg jay. it's about how you have to invest in yourself in your 20s so you can have a better rest of your life. if you go to college and end up in debt, and then you come out of it and try to figure out that cycle -- i think college can be rewarding for people, but what i

just mentioned -- if you going to the classroom, it will be about identity politics. you are not going to learn anything. >> jeanine: than in terms of what dana is insane, there are 10 universities that are considered nonfree-speech universities, from stanford to the university of -- what is it, north carolina chapel hill? i think they even have georgetown in their. >> greg: georgetown sucks. a lot of people don't realize that. >> geraldo: nice of you to mention me. >> greg: there are weirdos i go to georgetown. what students are experiencing -- they went to college and exited dumber. costco up, the quality of the education gets first. parents have to be more educated about these colleges, figure out which ones are great. they are not expensive, but the cause of all of our problems happens before college. by the time someone is 17, they

are on a good track or in a hole. we see that in the state of the high schools. we are building a second floor on a house where there is no first floor when we are talking about college. the first floor -- we don't even have that anymore! our public high schools are terrible. we've got to get these kids before they get to college. >> jeanine: geraldo, of the kids who don't have a planet, half those kids, post graduate after high school, don't know what their options are, which in its self suggests that they are not aware of the skilled trades and are maybe not getting taught things that some of these -- >> geraldo: i think that is absolutely true. we denigrate the skill trades. i have an old man's piece i brought home from africa that was all broken up. these welders -- they are making $100,000 a year! for kids, that's great! the problem is student loans. >> jesse: are you losing

african -- [laughter] >> geraldo: student loans are what are destroying many -- i've been saying i was working for three years before i paid off my student loans. kids get the money, they have no economic education, no financial education. >> jeanine: they don't know the realities of life. >> geraldo: they spend money, party. >> dana: they major in sociology. >> geraldo: i'll trade that has no market value, and the graduate $200,000 in debt. if you have an education degree, and are $200,000 in debt, you will never pay it off. if you better off becoming something where you don't have to borrow that money. different strokes for different folks. >> jeanine: jesse, aoc wants to eliminate student data. >> jesse: her student debt. [laughter] you guys are sounding negative.

you love college, all of you loved college. greg, you loved college. you would all go back to college, and he want your kids to go to college. >> dana: that's true. >> jesse: i want my kids -- and they will go to college. the best part is the networking. you meet people who are also may be from successful families that can afford to send you to college. then, when you get out of college, you have relationships and then your life takes off. >> jeanine: it's not -- >> jesse: i don't know anyone from college. [laughter] people tell me that's important! >> geraldo: really popular. [laughter] >> jeanine: ahead, and up on a flight and you could end up on a list for terrorists. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: interesting. throw a fit on your next flight, and you could wind up in the same category as bin laden. delta's ceo urging the biden administration to add a no-fly list for unruly passengers.

the transportation secretary pete pugh just says they could be on board with that idea. >> this is happening at an unacceptable rate. we need to take a look at it. anything besides 0 is unacceptable. if you are on board an aircraft -- i can't believe we need to say this, but you need to listen to flight crews. >> greg: bin laden was on a no-fly list. that's award-winning writing! judge, democrats love to create new rules but love taking them away. they salivate. >> jeanine: i think this new rule is good, i do. i have been flying since the pandemic allowed us to fly. there is crazy people out there. they are in the airports and airplane. people want to fight, and they shouldn't be allowed on planes. planes are tight quarters. other people get involved, get hit. the flight attendants, the crew,

18-year-olds, not jobs. they 18-year-olds, nut jobs, and they aren't even serving alcohol on the planes. >> greg: do you think that the people who fly on planes don't fly that much anyway? >> geraldo: i don't know, but they should be gaffer taped to their chairs. i would love to volunteer to do that. i was on a no-fly list. [laughter] we could never find out what it was for. it lasted for months. we were pounding washington. i came to the conclusion -- they were of drugs was going on at the time -- but i agree that there are some places you cannot mess around, and in the airplane you don't mess around. that's my safety, my kids' safety, my wife's safety. you are acting up. who knows what could happen? forget about it, no-fly close diamond unique like you, and delta, so we deserve --

>> jesse: geraldo, i agree with you. i agree with you. you can't slow me down! i have places to go. if you are going to cause a ruckus and do it again a month later, put them on a list. you get kicked out of casinos if you misbehave. you get your license revoked if you drive drunk too many times. put them on the ground, make them walk, take the train. [laughter] if you are going to screw around 10,000 feet up in the air, forget about it, you are done. it's probably mostly democrats. >> greg: thank you for getting to the interesting part! dina, why should democrats be allowed to fly? >> jesse: i stumbled on something profound. >> greg: keeping liberals on amtrak? >> dana: if they actually would take amtrak? if they would relax -- of president biden were to relax the federal mask mandates for the faa, 90% of these things would go away?

>> greg: you pierced through the miasma to find the truth. >> geraldo: what about the person to miami? imagine if you were on that plane, your vacation is screwed up because a connecting flight from london -- >> greg: i agree. "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need.

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♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing. jesse? >> jesse: thailand has lizards. this woman freaks out when she encounters tamonitor lizard.

>> dana: they're poisonous. >> greg: don't swear, dana. >> jesse: this guy takes off his shoe and starts beating. >> dana: poorly sadr? these are god's creatures. what are you going to do? lizard is going to lizard. >> that is disgusting. >> these things happen in thailand among many other things. many things are going to be happening tonight on "jesse watters primetime." going to do a how to on how to defend yourself against a home invasion. all across the country. all across. >> dana: geraldo? >> geraldo: time for geraldo's news geraldo news from the ball. sad news, actually. new york city first latina broadcaster gloria rosas passed away last week. gloria made her debut 1968. she was a school teacher until she became a broadcaster. she recruited me. i was a street lawyer at the

time to a fellowship program that she had attended also at columbia university's graduate school of journalism. she was the first latina on tv and i was the first latino as the article in the "new york times" from 1971 makes clear. so i was very proud of that association i never would have been a broadcaster but for gloria and i -- condolences to her family and to the wonderful person. that's melba toliver wonderful person. >> dana: i love local news indeed. we at to get outside and see all the wind in your hair. this is what i feel like when i listen to ben shapiro broadcast at 1.5 speed. so fast. a lot of wind. clear the cob webs out of those pups. judge, what do you have? >> i want you to imagine a car pulled over on the side of the road craps in the car. two dogs and a cat. so, they are waiting for animal

control since they got the humans in cuffs. and the cat is sitting there and attempts feline get away. so, this cop not to be deterred, chases that cat. >> dana: oh, wow. >> as always, the cop gets the criminal. feline is back in the car and i got to tell you shows you how hard is for cops to do their job they never resist doing their job. >> dana: pretty good what do you have for us? >> tonight on my show i have emily compagno. ever heard of her? no. tyrus, cat, that's going to be great. greg's commuter news. everybody has been following the truckers going here. they are going there. leftists are now saying and suggesting strongly that honking the horn is a secret rallying cry for nazis and white

supremacists. h stands for honking and hitler. honk honk. >> jesse: you did not? >> greg: in this case i went to the experts to find some flamingos. here they are. [. >> jesse: nazis. >> greg: they may be pink but some of them are white. look at them. clearly they're racist. >> jesse: off white. >> judge jeanine: bad apples all paying the price. >> geraldo: they are pinkos. >> judge jeanine: even better. >> dana: anything you would like to promote, judge? you have a little bit of time. >> judge jeanine: what do i want to promote? no. >> dana: geraldo? what about cops, are you doing cops? >> geraldo: cops, second season starts next friday on fox nation. valentine's day is coming up. jess were is going to have some interesting things on his program. i won't take his announcement, but valentine's day in my house very, very big.

>> greg: taking my show to dallas for a week. >> dana: what week is that? >> greg: not this next week but the week after. >> jesse: we will be having a valentine's day special on "primetime." kind of like the newlyweds, how well do couples know each other and fox news couples will be involved and competing against each other for cash prizes. >> dana: cash? that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: i knew you guys could find something to promote. thanks, dana. [laughter] >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the changing face of america and what covers it. as additional states relax or eliminate mask requirements because of the coronavirus. while the biden administration clings to mandates, many states with democratic leadership are abandoning the policy. today new york and illinois are the latest to do so. all of this comes as public confidence in president biden seems to be hemorrhaging further. the president's approval ratings for the first