president will follow up on those remarks. might come tomorrow. it might happen in poland. that's what he is supposed -- he is supposed to meet with ukrainian refugees. could be someplace else. no way of knowing. we look forward to seeing you tomorrow. dealing with the spike in new covid cases and this ba.2 variant with dr. anthony fauci. he is on tomorrow. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, dana perino. "the five." >> putin was banking on dana being split. nato has never, never been united that it is today. pollutant is getting the opposite of what he intended as a consequence of going into ukraine. >> greg: president biden at an

emergency nato summit trying to ratchet up pressure on vladimir putin. financing more sanctions against russia. the president losing his temper when pressed if he could've done more. >> it you think vladimir putin will alter course based on the action you've taken? >> remember if you cover me from the beginning, i did not say that the sanctions would deter him. sanctions never deterred. you keep talking about that. sanctions never deter. the main use of sanctions, the maintenance of sanctions, the increasing the pain. sticker do you believe will have an impact? >> that's not what i said. you're playing a game with me. the answer is no. the reason i ask for meeting, we have to stay fully, totally thoroughly united. >> greg: ukraine says it blew up a russian ship venice slowly

pushing back russian forces. president biden appearing to dry redline on what it would take for the u.s. and nato to directly respond to russia. >> can't answer that. i'm not going to give you intelligence data. we would respond. we would respond if he uses it. the nature of this response would depend on the nature of the use. >> greg: george, what does dana think about it? [laughter] >> judge jeanine: dana has been on television all day and she has been wonderful. you should go to dana right away and then come back to me. >> greg: you said something today. i was nodding in agreement. i was like, why did he answer that question about 2020 farmer? then the second part which is that he lied. he brought up the hoax which is been debunked. he said police officers died on january 6. no. anyway. he was okay.

>> dana: he goes over there for the emergency meeting. it's good that he went. they have this unity. he said nato is unified. we get it. mr. president, we don't need to hear it again unless something happens. then he only takes four or five questions. then he goes to the german paper. they are interested in american politics, takes the question and it's about, will you run in 2024? you can say i am talking about this. 2024 is a long way away. i said i'm going to run. let's talk about something else. then he said i had to run and then he had to go retread through all background. i wouldn't have done it. wouldn't have done it. use that opportunity to take one more question on the relevant point. i would not have done it on

foreign soil but he did. okay, fine. i also thought of all these reporters completely invested. i think the coverage of the biden administration terms of what they are doing has been pretty good. with his messaging, their messaging is so timid. you're left wondering what is the mission? what are we doing? what we want to have happened? what is the end goal? did you discuss it? these things that maybe we will learn in the coming days and the closed-door meetings maybe they have these discussions but if i was zelenskyy, i would watch that and said they want me to give the press conference question like he could've answered it a little bit better. how did i do? >> judge jeanine: great job. one of the rules of dana perino's visit to foreign countries as you go there with the intent of announcing something, delivering something. more to the say that was different? what he said was so similar to what he said before. he basically said were going to respond to chemical weapons depending on how and how much they use.

it was this kind of vein. vapid, vacuous. it wasn't like ronald reagan. here's what we got to do. we win, they lose. or ukraine wings, they lose but it's clear that ukraine is in a position -- russia is stumped. they are embarrassed in front of the world. they hit apparently a russian ship in the sea. the question is how are we going to do this throughout russia backs off? is zelenskyy going to be forced into the idea that just give russian what they already have lots let bygones be bygones. no. ukraine '94 was told if you give up your nukes, we'll take care of you. we'll protect you. they never today. and zelenskyy is saying i don't want to be part of nato.

i want to be part of the group. united states, the u.k., where i am protected. some kind of treaty where i am protected. that's all i want. at this point what we've got to figure out is this guy's probably going to end this. i think zelenskyy can defending on what were giving -- depending on what we are giving him. we have to make the point to putin, you're out. >> greg: jesse, i want to play some sound on tape, we call that sot and the tv business. talking about how russians aren't communicating with our administration. stickley of tried on numerous occasions to connect secretary austin with his counterpart. chairman milley has also tried to connect with his counterpart. we have made multiple attempts. they've not answered. they have declined to take these calls. >> greg: i would like to quote

right winger trevor noah, this would never happen under trump. they answered his calls. does this matter? do we need to talk to that side? are we getting our information from somewhere else? >> jesse: there's nothing more humiliating when the phone call go straight to voice mail. whether you're a guy calling a girl, where they or someone that's in sails. if someone doesn't pick up your call, that's really, really bad. so yes, that's a problem. when you do an interview and then after it's over you think god, why did i say it like that? that's how biden must be thinking. they asked him. this is where presidents really get their chance to make a huge statement. if russia launches a chemical attack, what will the u.s. response be? these are the kind of moments that are made for presidential politics. here in brussels. there's a war. russia is about to do something. biden mumbles something about oh, you know.

joe biden, speak. that was your moment to shine in europe, to say something that makes everybody proud and be clear. then they said if zelenskyy wants to negotiate some territorial -- he goes, you know what. if zelenskyy wants to let the russians have the east, that's up to zelenskyy. what kind of answer is that? you are supposed to say no! you are supposed to have a little backbone. then he leaves the press conference after a minute or two and everyone starts screaming. one more question, okay. then he loses his temper and he says the sanctions were never a deterrent. i never said that. well, everybody else in your admin initiation said it. kamala, sullivan, curvy, they all said it. they are not on the same page and then he says nato is unified. so what if nato is unified. ukraine is getting swallowed up whole. you can have no ukraine but as long as nato is unified. zelenskyy could be dead.

nato is unified. so what. this is embarrassing, especially when he was walking. did you see how they were guiding him like an usher takes a person to their seat when the light started blinking before intermission? this is the president of the united states. come on. then he says there could be some famine. we know there's a recession coming in and we are talking about nuclear weapons. there is no urgency. there's no urgency to stop this war. he's like, we will do a couple more sanctions. we'll sanction this guy and that guy. come on. this is much, much more intense. >> greg: jessica, you were saying how embarrassed you were to be an american on her joe biden and i agree with you. [laughter] i'm kidding. i'm glad we coordinated today. do you care to respond to jesse? could you argue that biden is trying to portray a sense of calm as opposed to urgency? would? would it be that his strategy? >> jessica: i could argue that. i could also argue that jesse's perception of that press

conference was not in sync with what how i was viewing it or a lot of americans. people all over the world. biden did have real deliverables. he said out loud i want russia out over the g20. that's a big deal. when you say russia should be out. of building a new humanitarian aid, taking 100,000 refugees. hundred thousand is still not enough but it's clear that they know it's a problem. there's another 320 million what they are calling societal resilience, to make sure the media can keep functioning how we are supporting lgbtq people in ukraine, et cetera. those feel like real deliverables to me. see six, jessica. >> dana: but we are not ending the war. >> jesse: on the chemical weapons front, it's a big moment pretty think back to one of the biggest foreign policy blunders of the obama administration was

the syria redline advised ms. get his -- getting his own redline. i would like to see and i am sure boris johnson will be fully enthusiastic about the line can be really, really small. whenever they do, if there's a chemical weapon on the ground in ukraine, we will respond to the fullest extent of what nato can do. but i know you want to disagree with me. >> jesse: what did he say about the chemical response? what did he say? i don't remember what he said. >> jessica: he said there will be a response. >> jesse: jessica, it was gobbledygook. >> judge jeanine: the nature of our response depends on the nature of view. the other thing he said was they were going to give chemical defense gear. chemical defense gear. everything is defense. none of it is offense. how can refer to the redline syria under obama and biden? that was a joke. >> jessica: i literally said foreign policy blunder.

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behavior because our political leaders are too scared of the woke that has infiltrated our justice system. it's made the criticism of criminality a sign of racism which is actually more racist than anything because when you associate crime with minorities, that's racist. that's what the hard left progressives have done. it's why everybody is really scared. a few talk about what's going on in the streets and things you see to people, people won't join in and talk to you. my god, i don't want to offend anybody. talking about crime is considered a dog whistle. >> dana: judge, what are you going to do? >> judge jeanine: i'm not in a position to do anything about it now but when i was, nobody would get away with it. these cases in a grand jury. it's called victim blaine. if you wear this skirt too short. if you were rolex.

when you're out there enjoying the fruits of your labor if you're lucky enough to have a nice car then you're teasing the criminal with it. here's a difference. your life is forever affected by it. you're afraid for the rest of your life looking over your shoulder for the rest of your life while the criminals behavior doesn't change. he just goes through that swinging door of the justice system. rarely will he even get prosecuted. in the end that, there's only one way to handle it. getting rid of no bail, making sure we get rid of these woke prosecutors who were more interested in, and also they aren't victims. this is the perfect example. your people changing their behavior. my favorite part of this segment, i was reading about mayor adams, we are all willing to give new york city the benefit of the doubt. he goes to lori lightfoot to find out how to file crime. i don't know if you've been watching the news for the last ten years. chicago is a nightmare.

so the reporter says every time i ask him a violent crime you say crime is down. this is to lori lightfoot. crime is not down. crime in chicago was up by 34%. she gets angry. 178% increase in carjackings in your city and lifeless response to the question, you are one of the rudest people i've ever met. the reporter says i think carjackers are rude people but here's what's happening with woke mayors, judges, prosecutors. >> dana: you have been a lifelong new yorker. what you think? >> jessica: having been here, almost 40 years. you can't call mary adams woke.

you can't. if you've been listening to how he ran home. progressives know they are not happy with him. this was not the candidate they wanted. this was more of the tough on crime candidate that united minority voters and moderate democrats. liberals who are concerned about carjackings and things like rating drug stories, breaking the windows at chanel and whatever else they're going to do. i think these tips make some sense considering the current environment but it's not a solution and it's not something you can say is long-term sustainable to say don't wear nice things that you worked really hard to get a purchase. or think twice if you're going to get your kid a nicer car versus a used car from 15 years ago. i think these tips for the moment need to be coupled with

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>> jesse: supreme court hypocrisy on full display in the mainstream media. liberals going into overdrive trying to defend biden's radical nominee and losing their minds any time somebody has the nerve to question her record as a judge. >> josh hawley, fist in the air. slaveholder descendant tom cotton. they were treating her like a black shopper they were following in the store. >> grandstanding and speechmaking in the senate. >> no republican has been more hot and bothered and lindsey graham of south carolina. >> this is about midterm elections, punitive cultural wars, appealing to the g.o.p. that's into conspiracy theories. >> senator blackburn's line of questioning. did you see racism in any event?

>> jesse: jessica, did you see any racism at the hearing? >> jessica: no. i saw a lot of stuff i didn't like. i feel like there were racial undertones to it. the argument that has been made about that is that talking down to someone, and you can interpret some of these questions which feel like the gotcha questions, could you please define a woman. that that's talking down to someone and would they be doing that to a white nominee i think is the line of argument. i did not see that. i saw some stuff i didn't like. i went back to look at what went on during amy coney barrett's hearings. the adulation from democrats. we saw cory booker go off. filled with joy. i myself am excited about it. we saw senators tillis, graphically, graham going on and on. amy coney barrett is a mother. she has seven children.

lindsey graham opted to nine children. have two more. john cornyn had her hold up her blank page of notes. >> jesse: a nice moment. >> jessica: why is it a nice moment question when you thought it was cool she doesn't have to take notes? that should make you more qualified to be on the supreme court? >> jesse: she knows what a woman is. everyone does this. the democrats. they are nasty with the republican nominees. vice versa. the media act like this is the first hearing we've ever had. >> judge jeanine: it doesn't take much to say that the way this judge is being questioned is so much more polite than what they did to amy coney barrett and what they did to brett kavanaugh. it was a circus. let's admit it. everybody said they didn't wanted to be like that. the republicans have been kind enough to make sure it isn't. but you know what, the whole

point of the questioning is to get an idea of who this georges. i judge that refuses to identify her judicial philosophy. we go through the truth finding. we have done it for centuries. the truth finding processes when you put someone under oath and you ask them questions to try to get at that truth and that's what we are doing. we have this candidate for the highest court in the land and we've got to ask questions. she repeatedly tells us how much she loves america. everybody is like this is wonderful. she loves america. then she routinely refers to government officials as war criminals. it's not just in the caption in a lawsuit. she repeatedly tells us that her brother is in law enforcement and she knows law enforcement. that's great. through cross-examination we find out that with child pornography, she is down

sentencing below the sentencing guideline. let me tell you what child pornography is. it's a visual depiction of a minor engaging in explicit conduct. she can't define what a woman is. she could've said i am a woman or a woman is someone who gives birth or anything. she doesn't want to be unmasked. let me finish. crt. i think it's something they changed in law school. we all know if you followed any of the news in virginia was going on in this country and it's not about law school. and she's on the board of a school where they are teaching critical race theory. she has been unmasked differently. now we find out her philosophy. does that mean she won't be a justice? she will be because they've got the numbers but let's not kid each other. if she had been honest in the beginning we wouldn't of had to go through the truth finding process.

>> dana: i'm going to channel greg gutfeld and talk about the media. go back to kavanaugh. do you remember when the media with the biggest drivers of weak rumors that the media put forward and then they had to walk them back. all of a sudden, the she was on the other foot with jackson. and there is no intellectual curiosity about anything that's going on with some of these perpetrators that she sentenced. when kavanaugh was up, we had profiles of everyone he had gone to school with since preschool. "the washington post" today was like oh, republicans event so much worse. come on. where are the profiles of these people, especially the ones who reoffend it? curious enough as a journalist they might want to follow up they didn't. >> jesse: they didn't, did they, greg? >> greg: they didn't. i saw racism in that medium montage.

if you can ask tough questions of a person of color, then basically it's a form of bigotry. i know this sounds like a racial term. every time you ask a person of color causes you to be a white knight, that means you don't believe that person of color can answer the question. that's why see. i don't want to get tyrus angry. it's like professional wrestling. we already know the outcome. politicians are still playing the role. they reverse every time. we know it's happening. i think the best win for republicans and soul of the democrats win because they are, as the judge said. hope you're polite behavior might pay a dividend later. probably won't but maybe it will. but at this point you're feeding the media every time you try to grandstand for a viral moment. that's what cory booker loves to do.

there's a weird amnesia. i can't tell if it's deliberate or oblivious that in order for all of those in that montage to adopt that stance, they have to forget everything that's happened in the last 30 to 40 years. >> jesse: i do know. i think it's smart of you not to try to get tyrus angry. because he would crush you. like a grape. >> greg: but i would enjoy it. >> jesse: you sicko. nancy pelosi has a new midterm message. who's going to buy it

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>> judge jeanine: democrats struggling to find a good mentor messaged iran but nancy pelosi thinks she may have just cracked the code. >> joe biden is a great president. i have said i'm glad you didn't win before because we really needed you to win now. he's perfect. he's perfect for now. >> judge jeanine: biden's disastrous policies have been so bad that some democrats are pushing for monthly checks to offset the surging gas prices. the president also underwater in the latest fox news poll on issues like the economy, border security and inflation. dana, is this president perfect? >> dana: that is spoken like a person who will not be here next year to dig out of the minority.

we know that she's headed for the end after this time around. i guess i could be proven wrong but i doubt it. she knows this is happening. the republicans are poised to win. i wouldn't say the rw phrase. we don't want to say that. the members know it. there was another democrat that retiring today. so they'll see it and they are running for the exit. tough districts. can't like what she said. they're going to have to answer the question. ukraine, russia, the supreme court. those are not the issues that are going to be the main ones, november. those will be what you saw in the second set of slides. inflation, gas prices, covid mandates and the economy at large. >> judge jeanine: 38% approve of biden's behavior on the economy. 31% on inflation. his policies. >> greg: that tape should've

set just about everybody because it shows how far removed from everyday reality of these geriatrics are. they are old. let's be honest, biden and nancy. they are rich. they don't experience the effects of crime and inflation. that's not their concern. i came up with the law of approaching mortality. when the movie is ending and the credits are rolling, you don't go buy more popcorn. it's kind of getting towards the end. why get worked up about stuff. even if there is a war, it's not a big deal. a couple years left. that's what it is. it's a very selfish attitude. when i get to be that age, i am still going to care about america. >> judge jeanine: okay, all right. jessica. two-thirds of america think that the country is on the wrong

track. it is joe biden perfect? >> jessica: no. >> judge jeanine: is nancy wrong? >> jessica: about this? she said he was perfect for right now. i think there's a case you can make. frankly he shouldn't have won the election. historically speaking. >> jesse: i agree. >> judge jeanine: whoa, whoa, whoa! >> jesse: welcome to the table. >> jessica: it was extraordinary circumstances of the president failed to win reelection because we are facing a global health pandemic and someone who had proven themselves to be frankly incapable of managing it and people thought he was unhinged. joe biden getting the american rescue act passed, bipartisan infrastructure, those are things that do matter. when you go to vote, especially in a midterm looking at those numbers coming or going to be voting on the economy and inflation and there will be covid voters and it will be interesting to see how the pull

back on the mask mandates affected. the head of the dccc is saying things are bad, we need to be messaging that we understand and that we care. follow his lead. there is numbers to back it up. that's the only message that's going to resonate with people who don't want to vote for republicans but they want to know democrats understand they are suffering. >> judge jeanine: jesse, what is the bipartisan rescue act that jessica just referred to? >> jessica: it wasn't bipartisan. republicans refused to help americans out. >> jesse: 3.5 trillion? spend more biden books for the putin price hike. only the democrats could think helping inflation would be to spend more money. biden is a gift to the republicans. i would go out and do street interviews during the obama era and i couldn't get any democrat to say one negative thing about the messiah. we send johnny out now and

black, white, young, old, male, female, they hate the man. i haven't had one guy that said yeah, he's doing a hell of a job. do you go to a restaurant you asked the waitress, is the chicken good and she says oh, the chicken is divine. you be like how about the poor? oh, the park is phenomenal. she won't tell you the truth. i had one time i was at a restaurant and i said how is the salmon in the waitress said it's not so good. finally, someone tells me the truth. i left a huge tip. >> jesse: the ridiculous demand workers are making to return to the office.

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some aren't happy with the status quo. a post saying some workers should be paid for their commute. >> judge jeanine: i want to go to work in florida and then i can go back and forth. >> jessica: the commutes were shorter and they had another -- a lot of people on the thread in the netherlands. >> dana: hybrid work is here to stay in the workforce was kind of headed in that direction anyway. covid was the accelerant. ceos don't like it and in a lot of cases i don't blame them. it's hard to keep a corporate culture going. i don't see how promotions and all that are going to work. but that's for managers to figure out. the ceos don't have a lot of leverage when there's 11 million open jobs and you're trying to retain talent. >> jessica: 100%. 60% of americans say they are job can be done from home and the efficiency has been proven. >> greg: i love the people are working from home. fewer conversations in the elevator. i have the elevator to myself

almost all the time. nobody talks to me. it's the best thing. and i bet we are saving money. you don't have to spend money on offices. stinky food in the microwave. you come in the work, someone is always warming up some old fish. it's disgusting. the real problem is our lunches are getting really expensive. have you noticed that? my soup is almost 20 bucks. 20 bucks. if it's warm, usually throw it at my assistant but i'm not because it's so expensive. >> jessica: jesse, how much does your lunch cost? >> jesse: i don't know. there is no such thing as a free lunch. i just learned that you don't use moisturizer on your face. >> judge jeanine: you do? >> jesse: yes, i use moisturizer. i am a human being. where did you crawl out of? shame on you. >> greg: i don't know what this obsession with moisturizer's. look how beautiful my face is.

i don't need to put crap on it. >> jesse: yes, you do. you can't just put bar soap on your face, you animal. >> judge jeanine: final thoughts. everybody knows when they are going to they have to get them themselves. it's ridiculous to pay people. i like being with people. >> greg: you are a people person. >> judge jeanine: it's wonderful. what do you use on your face? >> jesse: i use moisturizer. >> dana: what kind? >> jesse: i don't know the brand. >> judge jeanine: you know it! ♪ ♪ ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪

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i joined linkedin in order to get information on a president of a washer and dryer company because i couldn't get a part. but because i joined in linkedin you have to list your job occupation and i listed host that's what i am. now linkedin sends me emails on job openings including the welcome host at cart yea working weekends. long horn steakhouse i have to deliver enthusiastics hello and goodbyes and clear and reset tables which doesn't seem like a host job and sanity size guest touch points. i hope i get all that bling, right? i must be able to carry natural conversation with guests without sounding descriptive. i can't do that have you seen my notes. you know that's impossible. and boutique facilitator and chanel. >> dana: i want that. >> greg: i want to be the victim of a smash and grab.

>> jesse: i think you do want to be a victim of a smash and grab. feedy frenzy, here we go. [pacman] today is national cheese steak day. cheese steak from shorties over in the west side hell's kitchen. did you know how the cheese cake was invented? i just found out. apparently 1930 olivier sounds italian. he threw beef on a grill instead of a hot dog. threw it in a bun with a la. happy cheesecake day and "jesse watters primetime" day not there but getting there. >> dana: i want to mention tyrus and his daughter. take a look at jrm j and her dad. she a second grader. wax museum day dress up and talk about a historical famous figure. i did a zoom call with her because she chose me. and here she is dressed up as me

for her project. and she had to learn all about me. she did an excellent job. >> greg: that's funny. >> dana: on her assignment. congratulations and thank you, george j. >> jesse: chose you over greg that's got to hurt. >> jessica: ancient pyramids of egypt stunning. part of a special event that gave him. it's absolutely incredible. i would like to do it. i have never wanted to paraglide. >> jessica: you would do it. >> greg: you know what i would love to do up there. >> judge jeanine: i want to commend all of those animal welfare groups who are helping people in ukraine. one of the things we notice when people are leaving ukraine, so many of them had their animal malls and dog with them. their mets are pretty much all they have left. so there are groups like paws of war and humane society

international on the polish border distributing emergency pet food supplies as well as emergency vet care at refugee reception centers. so i think that's wonderful. kudos to them. >> greg: that's it for us. >> jesse: do you want some of my cheese steak? >> greg: smells almost as good as bret baier. >> bret: hello, greg. [laughter] good evening, i am bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two major stories as a new nuclear deal appears to be near completion along with this bombshell from the state department confirming today in the new deal the u.s. may allow russia to purchase and then import iran's excess enriched usual. think about that. that potential concession comes as russia refuses to take using nuclear weapons in ukraine off the table. and president biden in brussels today saying unity among the west will ultimately beat back vladimir putin's