that is history and i'm afraid that we are going to repeat that. >> neil: jerry baker, "wall street journal" at large with jerry baker, you have to read it and watch it to appreciate every thing going on. by the way, he was referring to of course what the federal reserve does tomorrow and expectations are that it raises rates as much as three quarters of a point, then what? here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, i am jesse watters along with judge jeanine perino, geraldo rivero, greg got filed. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." speak of the way that we see this is that the american people are well-positioned to face these challenges because of the economic historic gains that we have made under this president, under the president in the last 16 months. >> jesse: the white house spinning like there is no tomorrow on the economy and

claiming it is a historic success, the economy is historic under joe biden for all the wrong reasons, the stock market plunging and requirement accounts. after joe said he wanted to end fossil fuels. and inflation costing the american people thousands of more dollars per year. not stopping joe biden from hitting the road to bash republicans in boasts about his so-called successes. >> 20 million americans have lost their jobs in the last guy. ends packed so many americans lost their job that my predecessor was the second president in history to leave off with fewer jobs in american then when he took office. remember those long lines of cars stretching back waiting for a box of food to be put in your trunk? it was not just poor folk, it was working-class and middle-class folks.

a lot of pretty nice cars and those lines. i don't want to hear anymore the is lies about reckless spending. or changing people's lives! the problem is republicans in congress are doing everything they can to stop my plan to bring down the cost on ordinary families. i believe in bipartisanship, but i have no illusions about this republican party, though maga party that thinks the american problem is that american families are not paying enough. >> jesse: i did not hear a lot of clapping. >> dana: that was edited out. >> jesse: what do you think? >> dana: i was listening thinking i would rip up the whole plan, communications plan, rip it up, not a communications problem, they have a policy problem, but they will not admit it. and it is the strongest thing i've ever seen. they careen between everything is great or we can't do anything about it and you have all of this throwing end of the towel by the cabinet, i've got nothing

for you on that, no, not here either. it's a collective throwing in of the towel that is just a slap in the face to the american people. and i try to find a silver lining and a hopeful spot. they are just not giving you one. it's as if they think if we just keep talking about it, everything is going to change. you can't do that. you have to play against types. what would happen if they rip everything up, take a step back and think for a second about what they are saying, what they are doing, because right now it is just like pounding a square peg into a round hole and it does not fit. it will not change anything, and i feel bad for people. i feel bad for them, because it is real. when you go to the gas station anything, well, if i put 2 gallons and i can afford to get to work today, but this keeps going and people are -- i know a guy in tennessee, i read about him, did an interview with the paper, he quit his job because it cost him more to fuel up to go to work then he made in

a day. and it is really sad and i feel like he is supposed to be a mr. amp at and it is not coming through. >> the central argument, everything is great, it's all putin's fault and i can't do anything about it makes no logical sense. >> everything he said there was you could buy if you had no memory of what was happening which was covid where there was an up evil and people were waiting in line. the fact that he makes it about trump is pretty amazing. when you look at that video there's only one conclusion is that he is not to rights, he is not well. he would be a terrific president if things were fine and you had all the basics covered, but this is not to that time. this is not the right person for a crisis. if you have a strong economy and you have peace and prosperity, you can have a backslapping boob like him. but this is scary at the fact

that he needs to yell louder and louder as if that is a point, and i think that comes to -- i don't think he is capable of thinking through these things anymore. i think that it is you can predict the disaster. who is problem, republicans, and one half of the equation is not there. it's basically a zero. what do you do when you multiply something by zero? >> jesse: hold on, i know this. >> greg: you get a zero. he only cares about himself now. if it does not affect him as a politician or leader or person at home, it does not matter and does not exist. it's kind of frightening in a way. >> jesse: he has totally lost. he said a lot of things that were flat-out false, would you like to say anything about it in any of the falsehoods? >> geraldo: there are indeed some things that strain for jewel lady, but i find it ironic that grade for instance prefers

trump to biden when you look at president trump in the light of the is january 6th hearings and you see how absolutely crazy he became after the election and how close he came to impeding and destroying the transition, peaceful transition of power for the first time in american history. biden is an old fellow who has some fragility and communications problems and i'm may be if he is not as sharp as he always was, but if the alternative is his predecessor, we have to recognize, and remember, i love to donald trump, please, please, i felt very close to him, known in 40 years, 40 years -- >> greg: and then you turn the knife. >> geraldo: he turned the knife in america's back. it was him that turned the knife. and it is becoming clear now

that republicans are in a kind of denial. it is not shocking how many people support donald trump, what is shocking is how many people support donald trump who also believe that he did everything he is accused of doing. >> greg: what do they call january 6? one day. we are talking about an administration. trump was president for four years and had a great economy, headpiece. oh, my god, his personality upsets you, the man he loved so much, geraldo and now it pains you. that was one day. you can't compare the two. and as far as i know, what are the conclusions? you are basing this on an emotional response. are they saying he did anything wrong? i did not expect to talk about this. >> geraldo: he incited, he was absolutely the driving force for what was the most traumatic -- >> greg: in your opinion.

>> geraldo: how can you talk, i get sick to my stomach when i see this. >> jesse: that was not the most traumatic event in american history. >> geraldo: you cut me off, i was going to put it in perspective. >> jesse: i'm not sorry for cutting you off, let's go to judge jeanine. it's been on let's stay to the topic is a delusional guy who is actually talking about the economic historic list of the country. this man is delusional. i'm telling you he is delusional. you can't pretend that there is a historic boom when the truth is people can't afford to pay for their gas and can afford to eat, and the baby formula in this country is under lock and key. we are looking like a third world country when you see the shelves in the grocery stores, and it is just starting this food shortage, it is coming, folks. it is going to get worse because of fuel and fertilizer. in the usa, we have the fastest growing economy, let me tell you something, that is a lie.

i looked up countries with faster growing economies in the united states and i am taking my time, because you talked about trump. let me tell you who is doing better than us, ireland is doing better than us, chile, turkey, columbia. drug dealing columbia. india, greece, china of course is doing better. the united kingdom, france, italy, panama, the dominican republic, and i could go on. and to these fools are talking about the historic economic boom that is going on in this country? they are lying to you. and let me make it even clearer, every month you are paying a tax in the amount of $400 to this inflation, and because of these insistence on green energy, because joe biden insist on shutting down fossil fuels and making us independent, now he is on his knees to go beg for oil, and the cost of diesel is so much it is actually curtailing heavy equipment roofs, reducing

the number of hours that farm tractors can work permit so how about that build back better, folks? when the bulldozers and the tractors can't run anymore. the biden administration is engaging in economic euthanasia. that's what we are suffering from in this country. they are killing americans every month with their economic policies. >> jesse: and we are losing to panama you said? we need to step it up. >> greg: columbia, that means we have to legalize drugs. speed of two coming up as democrats try to ditch joe biden, the white house blowing up for his fitness to office. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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nursing home for good. more follow from a "new york times" report that indicates many in the party are ready to dump joe biden in 2024 because of his advanced age and calamities under his watch, but the press secretary laughing out questions about joe biden's fitness for office. a speaker does the president have the stamina physically and mentally to continue on even after 20204? >> you are asking me this question? oh, my gosh, and he is the president of the united states! i can't keep up with him. we got back from mexico and from california, that is not a question that we should even be asking. just look at the work that he does. >> greg: you know, jesse, she can't keep up with the president. >> jesse: jesse jr. could keep up with the president. it was not even smiling coming to see this? and got the memo, probably a polling memo or some power brokers at the democratic national committee said that he was good for getting trump out of there, but is not performing.

has performance issues, you know what i'm talking about, greg. so cnn is now and on the get rid of joe things some the times is in in on it. it's out. so he is bad for ratings at cnn. he is bad for business, look at the stock market. you think that donors want to suffer a recession this summer? we are wiping out everything we have gained under his presidency so far and they have had it. they are going to put them out to pasture right after the shredding and the midterms and the question is how long is it going to take joe to understand that that's what's happening? because the man has pride, he is a biden, he has wanted to be present in his entire life and has run three times, so maybe susan rice gets in there, the obama's are circling, somebody has to tell joe, axelrod is sending smoke signals, he has to go because the other people that are running for president in 2024 need time to fund raise, contact donors, and lickety-split after the midterms. as dana predicted.

a long time ago. >> dana: the monday after thanksgiving. >> greg: judge, why don't they give him a gold watch? >> judge jeanine: because his son is traveling around, here's the problem. if you listen to karine jean-pierre, the problem is she says oh, my god, the president of the united states, of course he is up to it. what does one have to do with the other? and then she says that the president is going to do with the president is going to do. who does that remind you of? kamala harris. it's like they are talking in verbal circles. but in the end, this is about joe biden not wanting to give up the spotlight. he is still convinced and so egotistical that he does not want to give it up. maybe it might just be about people saying joe, we want you to stay there, because we don't

want to give it to kamala harris. that kamala is so horrible, stand there. we will do what we want to do. but the democrats can be seen as pushing kamala harris out of the way off the back, so i think that's a big piece of it. but i really think that karine jean-pierre's answer was ridiculous. i can't keep up with him, he is going to do what he is going to do. that's not a question you should ask, are you kidding? he stumbles up air force one every time he walks up. he is embarrassing. >> greg: i have to say, dana, i said this last week and find myself repeating myself again which is a surprise. we are giving him kind of -- we are giving him a get out of jail free pass on the stuff that he actually does by just talking about his cognitive impairment. >> dana: i think that the buck stops there, these are his decisions and policies and owns them, so the media does something you will see forever they broke the seal. now you're going to see it everywhere, because now there is no putting this horse back in

the barn. how many metaphors can i use in this? >> greg: you are up to two. >> dana: you will see the democrats distancing themselves from joe biden are running against their own party, but look beneath the surface for example the senator in nevada who is on the run, her name is catherine cortez masco, she is basically saying, no, i'm distancing myself from him. but both joe biden 98% of the time and you see a lot of democrats try to do this between now and then, also tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. in the white house, all of the house democrats are going to the white house to have a messaging meeting on the economy. it is not demeaning they need to have, it's on the economy and policy not just on messaging. >> greg: last word, geraldo, what do you think? >> geraldo: to the judge's point, "the new york post" so cleverly said today democrats can be considered for only considering kamala harris standing between them and

donald trump in saying that 80 is a new 75. [laughter] no, i think his problem is that he is an old 79. he is only eight months older than i am, and he lacks a certain vigor and energy and i think that it is tragic. you can argue whose fault it is, of course. like everyone else i have read in the stock market very rocky, i think that i would be working till i'm a hundred at this rate. i remember when the crash happened in 2008 i was living in edgewater on the hudson river and had a dock there with a pool on it and i was swimming in the, the moon was out and i started yelling, i'm not selling, i'm not selling, anyway -- >> jesse: you had to throw in that you are. >> geraldo: i did not drown. >> greg: up next the gun deal gets real in congress, but aoc says one aspect is racist. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> dana: congress is getting closer than ever to have gun control plan, a bipartisan group of senators announcing an agreement that will focus on mental health, school safety and red flag laws, not everyone is on board, aoc taking issue with checking juvenile record saying this. after columbine we hired thousands of police officers in schools and while it did not prevent many of the mass shootings we see now, it has increased the criminalization of teens and community is like mine. aoc also thinks focusing on mental health misses the mark. she says because what people are blaming on mental health are really deep alert issues of violent misogyny and white supremacy. so she is not like in the bill, and we have not seen the details of the bill yet, the goal as i understand has make it harder

for the wrong kind of people to get guns without impacting law-abiding gun owners. >> jesse: i will say something i never say. i don't know what to think, and not for the regular reasons because i have not read the briefings, i just can't talk about something that they have not put to paper yet. so it's a framework, hammered out by democrats and a couple republicans. so framework. you look at the framework, the devil is in the details. billions of new funding for mental health. i'm for that. but then it they already spend billions for the schools? okay, close the boyfriend loophole, if someone is convicted of slapping their wife around, i agree with that, they should probably not get a pistol. so they can't pistol whipped the wife. at first federal law against gun trafficking, we don't have a law against gun trafficking already? this seems redundant and an enhanced background check for someone under 21? do they get access to school records, juvenile delinquent reports? i don't know. i would like to see what that is. many of her red flag laws,

again, you have to protect due process and it can be abused, because i feel like the democrats and a bunch of evil haters will abuse it and flag anybody they don't like. >> dana: what do you think, judge? >> judge jeanine: i think at this point in history we really need to come together on something. i really do. too many children have died. i am -- you know, a gun owner and, i have long guns and handguns and believe in the second amendment, i am a second amendment absolutist. the whole idea of background checks, you know, yes, it is important, but you know, it is so hypocritical to say, we want you people who go to a store and want to buy a gun legally, we want more information from you, where is the criminals find the junk on the street, we have no idea who he is, and he is the one who is killing people in chicago. plus we have our border open, we don't even ask them what their name is. we want to do more deeper

background checks? but then the issue of the juvenile record, that is something that is not accessed unless you get a court order. and it seems that if they do the background check on young people and they go into their juvenile records, there has to be a whole overhaul of laws across this country to protect julie records. i'm not saying that it is not justified, you know? in some cases we find that juveniles go from julie crimes to homicide to cartel, there's no reason why it should automatically be field. so i like the idea of coming together and i like the idea of improving school safety and supporting the students. but some kind of mental health resources. but you know, i am glad that they didn't do anything more on guns, okay? we can say 18-21, i know that you believe this, geraldo, strongly, but there is a culture in this country where kids start learning to use guns at the ages five and six and seven, and so

in some parts of the country, 18 is not too young. so i don't know the answer. >> dana: geraldo, democrats will not get everything they want in the bill, but do you think they will be able to accept a start if they get it passed? >> geraldo: not if they listen to aoc, who generally speaking i'm very supportive of, but i must say that her proposal or contention an allegation is naive and counterproductive. i am heartbroken by this bill. i am heartbroken that the congress didn't pass something or isn't contemplating the juvenile assault weapons ban. that you can be 18 years old and get an ar-15 and can't buy a beer is an absurd thing in american society and it should not stand, and the fact that they can't even get there and instead what they are doing is saying okay, we will check the records of the 18-21-year-old scum of the juveniles and give them a second run and even

juvenile records under certain circumstances. and aoc says that is racist? why, because if a presumably she is talking about a black or latino kid getting their records check and they have more juvenile defenses then a white kid? i don't know exactly what her problem is with this, but i go back to my whole thing about we are -- this is the civil rights issue of our time. black kids killing black kids. it is the number one cause of death among young black men in this country. it is the number one because, even eric adams, the new mayor of new york says it is the civil rights issue of our time. and the civil rights organization has to understand that it is the civil rights issue of our time, that we must stop harming youngsters who are committing a on their own people. >> jesse: can i add one thing quickly before we go to greg, if you are 18 and graduated from high school, so you don't go to college, you can't buy a pistol until you're 21 and if you can't

get a rifle, how are you supposed to move out of your parents home and get a job and protect yourself? you are unarmed, unprotected, i don't think that's the right thing to do. >> dana: maybe we should lower the drinking age to 18? >> greg: all i know as an 18-year-old i never drink beer, how amazing that law was. freshman year of college, sophomore year or more beer. i don't think i was 21 till i was a senior. this is kind of a crapshoot, although mass shootings are not as rare as we would like them to be, they are rare enough you can look at each one and gauge the effectiveness at these changes, we might not see any changes from the stuff, because we are always operating from the last moment backwards. i think that the conclusion that aoc was coming towards was she was peering two ideas together, that all of this is caused by right supremacy and misogyny and red flag laws are racist. what is the solution? only scrutinize white gun owners, that's where she is

going to want to carve out for everybody else. i say, i will be on her side if she thinks that red flag laws are unconstitutional, i will go with that. okay, then i agree with you. >> geraldo: what if a husband beats his wife up and goes to get a pistol the next day? >> greg: i hope he is in jail if he beats up his wife. >> judge jeanine: in new york that's not going to happen. >> greg: anyway, i think what i said a while ago is we have to overcome the mistrust between two sides and if there is any progress, it is grouping certain factors together so that it is not just about the gun. because then we can all -- is the judge says, as a second amendment absolutist you can listen to things because people are talking about other stuff. i think that's really important. >> dana: and we don't have the text yet and we also don't have what the nra has said or some of us are waiting to see that. so we will keep an eye on it and let you know.

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very sad, i tell you, greg. very sad for these twitter employees. elon musk coming in upping the price of the stock, and they are disappointed. do you think they need a crying room? >> greg: here's my prediction, the employee's most angry will talk about the hypothetical harm they experience from words and ideas that this is creating an unsafe environment, that's why they want to ban the madness and extremes of gender and trans activism and what teachers were actually telling their kids in schools, and that for them they think is unsafe and harmful, because it actually kind of reveals some ideologies. something is afoot though. it's not just about twitter, it's about what elon musk is part of, and may be inspiring other companies to do the same thing, but it seems like there are adults returning from vacation to tell the kids to go upstairs and eat their freaking vegetables. look at netflix putting their foot down.

newspapers removing their opinions, while both firing that one bad mouthing woke-e.r. happening at the same time and i think that we are discovering that the toxic identity politics of showing up and bubbling up in areas did not die on campus, it infiltrated the real world and it is migrating. and i think that now we are finally getting to the point where we are stopping it. we have found our limits. >> judge jeanine: you know, dana, greg makes a terrific point, and employees may also ask elon musk about to the workplace culture, the option to work from home. >> dana: that is going to go over really well. first of all, i hope that elon musk did not schedule this on the day of rest for twitter employees which they also get called sunday in most places. here's what i would recommend all of these employees, keep an open mind. he has an open mind, do you have an idea on how you want to improve twitter? it includes censoring people,

yes, that is not going to fly, but you never know, elon musk might like your idea or he might surprise you. he might turn out to be the best boss you ever had them so i would love to be a fly on the wall. >> greg: the fly again, a lot of flies on your wall. >> judge jeanine: geraldo, what say you? >> geraldo: i think the big issues of freedom of speech and what is permissible and the angle of twitter takes in all dads will be subordinate to the only issue on the minds of those people right now that i believe is whether or not elon musk will go through the deal. he has been -- i almost used a bad word to describe, he has been teasing them and teasing them and giving me more on your bots -- >> judge jeanine: is he entitled to that information to determine whether or not they have as many followers as they say they do? >> geraldo: he is totally, and that's why they are so nervous.

i believe that the real anxiety of these people are feeling is not that their free speech will be infringed, it is that he won't take over twitter and be wounded by the fact that he teased of them and set them up and now it is not as valuable as it was before elon musk arrived and gave it that juice. but i think that they are mostly concerned about their jobs. >> judge jeanine: what about the possibility, jesse, of twitter misrepresenting themselves? >> jesse: there is a high probability that is the case and he will have to do is due diligence and see if they are being salacious or not, but i don't know if greg has heard this phrase before, it's a saying, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. so you should not get on the wrong foot with your boss who happens to be a billionaire and a genius, so don't go out there and peacock around and show how woke you are to your colleagues. may be be humble, take a deep breath coming might actually learn something as dana said from elon musk paired when i was given a seven i called all the

smartest most successful people in the tv business. >> greg: you did not call me. >> geraldo: nor i. >> dana: i do not get a call. >> jesse: we are off on the wrong foot. and i asked them what was your advice, i called people outside the business, bob custis, sports guy, probably will ruin his reputation that i am announcing that a called him. and they said listening is the key. and if these new employees would just listen to this guy, he is actually pretty inspiring. so just listen to them and see how it goes. >> greg: you are going to have to apologize. >> jesse: what did i say? i'm sorry for i don't know. >> geraldo: sorry god. >> judge jeanine: could johnny depp sue amber heard again, doubling down on the accusations without taking her to court in the first place. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> geraldo: amber heard who despite suffering an avalanche of online criticism is standing by her vivid and dramatic

testimony, which as you know cost her millions after she lost the blockbuster defamation case against her ex-husband johnny depp, now doubling down on the allegations of physical abuse in a new interview. >> do you stand by her testimony and your accusations against johnny depp about abuse? >> of course, till my dying day i will stand by every word in my testimony. after three and half weeks i took the stand and sobbed to a courtroom packed full of captain jack sparrow fans. the vast majority of this trial was played out on social media. i think that this trial is an example of that's gone haywire. gone amok. and the jury is not immune to that. >> you think that a jury saw that? >> how could they not? even the most well-intentioned juror, it would've been impossible to avoid this. >> geraldo: congratulations to savannah guthrie, that was a great clip from the interview

they are. what a great get for her. judge come into the legal issue, she is reaffirming all of her allegations, aren't they new causes of actions? couldn't they be the subject of a new suit? >> judge jeanine: absolutely, amber heard it repeating that johnny depp beat her, he could sue her again. she is as far as this jury is concerned lying, and let me say one more thing, the fact that he won was based on her testimony. everything that she said was used against her in the closing statement of the plaintiff. so it was not so much that there was this circumstantial evidence that he was beating her, no, her own admissions are what incriminated her. it was everything that came from her mouth, both the credible and the incredible that ended up making heard the liar and the

credible defendant. and stop speaking for all of battered women, you don't know battered women, you are not one of them. >> geraldo: isn't hard to be sympathetic to a complaint to who poops in the bed. >> jesse: let me tell you what is wrong with women in this country. hold my hand, dana. let's go. just kidding. i would have done this pit i would have not done savannah, is that her name? >> greg: good choice. >> jesse: i would've laid low and hired a team to go behind the scenes to depp's team and beg for mercy. he does not have to collect the 8 million or whatever it is. what i hear he is a decent guy. okay? so that is her move, or other move as she can't have it out of the industry appeared she can't act anymore, no one is going to touch her, she is toxic, so she has to rely on a different talent, i don't know what that

other talent is, maybe they do, maybe they don't or she goes the love route and founds them and falls in love with the other person, has a baby, and lives happily ever after. that is the strategy. >> geraldo: i disagree about her career, by the way. give it six months. johnny depp complained that his career was destroyed by amber heard. harvey weinstein, ugly, unpopular, easy to put him in the role as an abusive person. johnny depp though, popular, quirky, hip, the d.c. that that is the problem that women can blame -- >> dana: when i watch this i say no to people have deserved each other more. and the one good thing that she said was that we both look like rats. that is true and inappropriate, and i have a feeling that she must be so unlikable. her counsel hates her. why would they tell her to do this interview? why now? it's too soon as jesse said.

>> judge jeanine: she is egotistical and believes that she convinced people that she is a battered woman. she is the one that talks about a bruise makeup kit. >> geraldo: she said she was up against captain jack sparrow and all of his minions on social media. why do people indulge themselves in social media when they know it's going to be hurtful? it seems a self-inflicted wound if you wallow in your responses to your tweets. >> greg: i had a feeling somebody said don't go on twitter today, and what does that make you do? but she has a lousy actress, she did a worse performance in that interview than she did on the stand. she is not remotely sincere and does not know how -- she is in a first-year drama class and trying to evoke emotions by moving her face around, i don't think she could get work at a soap opera right now. >> geraldo: i thought she was pretty good.

>> judge jeanine: no, no, her dog stepped on a bee. [laughter] >> geraldo: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ . .

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because of jesse. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ >> greg: amazing piece of video. imagine you are in the middle of the sky. you are in the sky. you are hand gliding. you can roll this hang gliding and having a good time. what do you see over there? what's coming up over there? apparently the cat had crawled into the. >> judge jeanine: oh my god. >> greg: stuck up there with it. isn't that amazing. >> harold: that is a cool cat. >> judge jeanine: that is a cool cat. >> greg: not bothered at all by this. the cat doesn't want like how does he do? >> dana: are they going to get the cat? >> greg: i didn't watch the whole thing. >> dana: whoa. >> jesse: oh, wow. >> jesse: are they on the ground? >> dana: they're on the ground. >> they are on the ground and then they landed? >> jesse: that was fabricated. >> greg: took the lord's name in vain. >> jesse: sorry, i truly am sorry to everybody except greg.

happy flag day, everybody, did you even know that was a holiday? i just found out. so we have johnny hit the streets asked people about flag day. here's what we have. >> how many stars are on the american flag? >> 51 borders. >> when did they add that other star? >> in 2,000 i believe. 2001. >> is he for real? >> jesse: it's very complicated. and you will see that at 7:00. day that? >> dana: nbc they put the flag up that had 51 stars. very clever. during a game 3-year-old refer violet chased a ball in the water and game back with a live baby goose. the owner was shocked. he was very gentle. set him down there and gives him a little kiss. and then the little goose faithly returned to his family. also have a podcast with mora nielsen. amazing. check her out. >> judge jeanine: okay, check out paws are made for walking. better game the game up.

motorist in canada had had to do a double take when he spotted a poodle walking down the street. see the poodle walking? the poodle was on a leash but walking on behind lakes owner trailed behind. get a big look at the dog. walked as if it was late for an appointment. >> dana: i will yield my time for geraldo. >> geraldo: tweet me at geraldo if object to have no time. >> jesse: one time no one will be texting. that's it for us. >> bret: jesse, did you want to drop a g.d. here? >> judge jeanine: no. >> bret: i wasn't sure. >> jesse: your virgin ears. >> bret: okay. thanks. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bred baier. president biden is defending his performance on the economy tonight despite record gas prices, inif a ever historical inflation. prospect of a major record rate hike coming and