much. very quickly i wanted to pass along -- a utah judge pestilence and sweeping news, and abortion ban, so it would have been some of the more restrictive abortion vents in the mood states -- assessing things so many things. here comes "the five." ♪ ♪ judge -- it's 5:00 works this is "the five." full on mutiny against president biden, the democratic media ramping up the pressure to stop them from running in 2024. credit voters, posed by the president's report, performance.

64 percent do not want him as their nominee, and 94% are under the age of 30, saying they confer something different. stunning report published by "time" magazine, watching out for biden during his trips to the beach, and worry about his age. "he often shuffles when he walks. poor people trip on a wire. still works during public events, and they hold their breath to see if he can -- without a gap. just the liberal media taking notice. former obama advisor david axelrod pointing out that the president doesn't have what it takes for voters. >> and democrats chose joe biden he was elected for the very thing that he is being criticized for. he was elected because he was considered a calm, conciliatory

figure. when he tries to do that, he comes across like clint eastwood in "grand to reno." it's not a good look, that's not who he is. >> and how reassuring? kamala harris giving a reassuring response to who will be running at 2024. >> president biden is set to run, and if he does, i intend to run with him. [laughs] so there you go. >> chassis, i'm going to start with you. we knew in december. it's not before that that this trouble, that this president was in huge trouble. having known that -- they definitely knew it, they are pulling every minute i'm sure. how dumb are they that they could not figure out some way to get back and try to get some of these numbers or groups to

support them? >> well, judge, if i were advising the biden white house, it would have turned it around. he just tried to do everything you can to lower gas prices, and that solves everything. the fact that the straps of the sunday edition of the the fact that this is -- it was designed for maximum impact. but he and the liberal media wakes up in their miserable apartments. and they see "this is one going to do --" the biden protection racket is over. they can take the afghanistan situation, gas prices -- took joe biden after they crept down the case from the supreme court about rome. he shrugged his shoulders and flew to delaware.

they wanted him to change himself to planned parenthood. when it didn't meet the moment, that's what they mean. he did not release a primal scream. they expected, so, when they opened up the paper on sunday, they must have been confused. he can't talk, can walk. not only that, supporting quotes from the white house. he does not fall asleep right away. actually, the president sometimes writes his own speeches, and sometimes in meetings -- she has questions in meetings he has questions in meetings. they have to break up those overseas trips because he needed to rest. he should've gone to new york and enjoyment to the mideast and one-shot. then, they had to rest for three weeks. if they can't do that, how does he -- for president when you are zigzagging all over the country

to go from fund-raiser to speech to white house event? >> but the thing is, he didn't do this last time, and i will think of a reason for this time. >> the other quote that we have not mentioned yet, the one on the record the outgoing communications director. one of the things she did is take a shot democratic activists who were asking for president biden to do things that were useless, which is taking a bill -- because he's really angry. you are trying to persuade anybody. there is no creativity in the policy process. "what are the ten states we have to focus on?" there is just no policy process creativity, and she basically said to bulk

activists -- the woke activists that they are part of it, so they've lost a lot of people, the hispanics -- and the youth. the youth are not necessarily the most reliable voting group come up they mattered in the last election. they voted for biden to try to beat trump. only 5% of them want to renominate joe biden. he says on air that they want pilots who are over 65 to retire come because they want generation. off with baby boomers -- every problem that the air force is dealing with these delays, and you need every pilot you can get to do this -- he was only one year old. truman took office.

now, they aren't even claiming vladimir putin anymore. >> harold, i've seen you take a lot of notes. everyone is getting very excited here. they say they are citing biden's age, and an important reason why they don't want him to run again. i'm not so sure it's his age or literally his intellectual inability to identify problems, major problems. they go henry kissinger came to mind, his book is good -- on leadership as well. you are right, judge : from these problems and give it measurement. i hope the white house processes this poll with a sense of purpose and humility, and takes the right things from it. things were going better, you have this so i remember 4-5

things quickly tried to get my arms around. if you get certainty to that, you can try to -- which i happen to agree with. you have to give certainty to our oil energy companies, and that will give some confidence to everyday americans who are struggling, somewhere the price has come down a little bit. hoping to go in that direction. to go, encouraged to congress to pass this act. this is the one thing republican and democratic governors alike -- in ohio need to ensure that investments in intel and the state of ohio ensure that we are able to build semiconductor chips in america so we can better counter china and other things. three, every week we should be updating the supply chain.

every week, he and the secretary of commerce -- tell them what we are doing, how we are doing, and what we need to be doing as a country. four, the border is a national security issue. energy at the border -- they can frame and give us metrics. we report numbers every week on this shell of how high the cross rate is. i have a sentinel task force. every week, i give the country and update of what we are doing to lower these numbers. all you see are numbers going up that are bad for the country and numbers going down that are bad for the country, and there's no confidence. every republican running for office, every democrat, are you for this exception to abortion: incest -- might have a fighting chance in november -- >> everything you just said --

anyone could have said that. it was brilliant. [laughter] here is the bottom line on that one are they so uncaring that they couldn't think to do any of those? why didn't they dress any of those issues? >> because they can deal with the idea -- nobody thinks biden is running again, including vice president. i think her vigorous nodding of the head is her blessing, "he intends and i intend to run." i'm going to play poker with her. [laughter] think, if i were republicans -- i will give them advice. i'm not a strategist, but i would say don't run -- he has demonstrated, doesn't know where he is. he knows enough to room in the country, he's hurting the country.

not "no, he is him." >> coming up, democrats openly mocking to facing supreme court justices, as the radical left offers bounties on their location.

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so they -- find and target the justices. making a pit stop during his bike ride go for women -- protesting outside of the white house? to keep making your point, it is critically important. we can do a lot of things to accommodate the rights of women in the meantime. >> the ladies of "the view" don't know what the big deal is. think of this is bad by the justice and by those who were saying -- it was so unfair that these folks were protesting when not only were they peacefully protesting, but they were outside of the restaurant, and he never saw them or heard them. it's ridiculous to make a big deal out of it.

>> but in particular, if mayor repeat is also -- and secretary buttigieg -- respect to him -- in a public figure should be free from violence, intimidation, and harassment. let's be very clear: none of us, and you do not have the first amendment right to protest judges. you explicitly and specifically don't have that right. you can do it to "the view." if you want. >> i don't want to interrupt their dinner. speak whatever happens -- they wanted it to return to normal, but the more they do this, the more they encourage people in the respond in kind. obviously, these are completely different things so don't {flush

remember when aoc was all for the covid rules in new york and then went to florida, did not have a mask on him and "why are you all so obsessed me?" she does not like it when it happens to her either. >> and she's planning a wedding with her now fiance. >> why would you protest outside of the steak house? >> are you asking me that? [laughter] >> the answer is step back and try to make sense out of it. the less engaged in harassment, terrorism, let them know that they are not wanted, confront them, you don't want them

around. as for january 6th, every one of them is being prosecuted. they burn police freezing this, businesses, they go on and on, and nothing happens. he doesn't know what the law place. people should be free from violation, harassment and intimidation. what to think that call was coming people marching marching outside your house with bells and whistles? a violation of federal statutes. every state and county has a law that prevents people from doing this. it's harassment, first degree, second degree. when you do something alarming or threatening or annoying to another person, that's a violation of the law so let's stop pretending that it's

peaceful. when they get together, you start seeing the mob mentality. he had people within a group, and if they go beyond the norm, the other people in the group just go along. i don't know if you remember benghazi, but there was a peaceful protest which got out of control. these are peaceful protests, just a question of what's getting hurt. >> went all way across the country, and -- was about to assassinate >> you know how i feel about violence. i have no place, but i differ slightly from panel. i think people can express their criticisms. i am disappointed more so, i believe that chief marshals of the court -- "why are you providing more protection for the justices?" made a comment or two ago that

made me think he was unfit -- you have to protect public officials. if we want to win this issue, ask every republican running for congress "do you support the rape and incest exception"? if you don't, let them understand that with your vote. i agree that some judges should be prosecuted, and i think it should be a hate crime. >> democrats, i don't think they care about abortion on demand. >> i am telling my party that this is what we should be doing. we want to win this issue, or have any chance of winning this issue -- " " you are going to do the things -- you're going to do the jail doing those things. harold just made a good point. these democratic leaders, the president included, bp to judge,

aoc, they missed an opportunity to say "we have a government, a judiciary, and now it's time for legislators -- if you want to protest to anyone, father a legislator. that's what democracy is about, and none of them said that. that's all idea. when someone is convicted of a crime, you say you have to respect the process. now if you want to move on, talk to the legislator. >> just don't do this like vaped -- >> but that's what they do. >> that should be a private play. after mark >> had enough made good points. >> had come a brand-new video of the store clerk charged with murder. this should make liberal prosecutors after him very nervous.

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changed -- >> it's interesting, because as i have done a little personal survey, it's obviously self defense except for to the prosecutor, booked him on a second-degree murder charge and poked him in rikers island. he -- i would sue the city for that and the state. no one took care of him in there. the governor is the one with the power to -- and nobody is doing anything. maybe, he will try to take this to a grand jury, which i guess is the next process. the other thing that the former nypd inspector paul morrill, who was on our show today, and sometimes, when cases like this become a tipping point -- had enough, maybe it should be

within this next point. alexandria ocasio-cortez, on her instagram has all sorts of pictures and interviews at bodegas, and all of a sudden she is silent. why wouldn't she -- in the city where her leadership could be helpful? it's not a good excuse, you are leader. >> george, what do you think about this? you have strong opinions and we were unanimous. >> i had the d.a. in my office. this is a classic self-defense justification. the prosecution has to disprove self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt. they can't -- a trial. the guy begged him to not bother him. he said he did not want any trouble, and yet this guy is a

career criminal, a. he has been to state prison. they wanted their $3 bag of potato chips. used a box cutter that he had. it's not "i have a knife, just in case somebody comes in, i will kill them." this guy deserves to be out, i don't think the prosecution needs to go to a grand jury. this case -- when you have progressive d.a.s like this, it's not going to happen. i am standing in with a knife, that's assault and second-degree, a a class d felony. she should be in rikers island. >> has she been arrested? >> nothing on her yet. i -- this new information, so office. -- it is so obvious. that guy was pounding him. you don't need the knife. i wish i was the judge in this

case implicating a year off -- she should be charged. i like any of this stuff, and i don't think anybody in a self-defense situation should demand a jury trial, because i don't think a jury in the land would convict someone like this. kyle rittenhouse did it and got process. that's what you need, a jury of your peers. >> i don't know, manhattan is a tough place. >> she should not have been buying potato chips with stamp cards -- of the real food -- if there is no money left on that card, go outside and talk to your boyfriend, $350, he's probably got three singles in his jeans pocket. next thing you know, she says "i'm going to turn my boyfriend loose," now he's putting hands on him, and the judge has reasonable belief that you will be in serious bodily harm and have the right to self-defense.

i saw both as a video, and not to see both videos and still charge -- that's the prosecution, the governor should fire him. he should be disbarred. it's almost like this: if you see a woman on a surveillance video flip a guy a date rape drug, and the d.a. charges it with -- that is what it is, they are kyle rittenhouseing him. these guys, saying he had a box cutter at the time. if he was up to his house with a pistol, but i probably backed out of a bodega, and that probably would have been much better. >> ahead, elon musk taunting twitter as the legal battle over

biden and company continues.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> elon musk and twitter gearing up for a legal battle, after he terminated his deal to the company. twitter allegedly suing the musk to make sure the deal still goes through. "they said it couldn't buy twitter, then they would not disclose were about to go, and now they want me to force me to buy it and now -- in court." this chuck norris meme declaring it truck-mate -- [laughter] i like this. i don't know why twitter doesn't

tell people how many there are. imagine if fox news declared their ratings, and then half of them were robots. >> careful. [laughter] comments. >> i just want to take a moment to recognize how much they will get paid. this is what you dream about in law school. you have the richest man in the world sued by a billion-dollar company, and this could go on for years. i would frame this and put it in my office. i carried an interview with him and said while he was answering the question who is thinking about propulsion technology for his jet at the same time thinking about an algorithm for ai and thinking about a new add-on to his electric car battery. when i am answering someone's question, i'm trying not to

stutter. he's figuring out mathematical equations. i have no idea. but i hope as he is trying to get the price down. hope you would stop banning my people and rigging elections. >> in april when he made the proposal, off of them to buy it, it was a success share. it is not what it is? he bought it here. >> sounds like it. without the benefit of discovery, i'll hold off. once we get there, we will have to have -- the judge will have a strong opinion on this. [laughter] the question is what is the contract? we heard people talk about it. some believe he was one within the material breach. two, is it binding? their credibility is going to be on the line here. people are going to watch timothy longevity, uncertainty,

and reliability -- that will be on trial in many ways. i know that twitter stock keeps dropping. from elon musk's standpoint, if the discovery shows that there are these thoughts, he will have hefty bills to pay. >> knew buy a house, you make an offer amped up and start contract and then bring in the inspector, and when they find termites, you say "i giving you less money or the deal is off." >> that forces the buyer to buy a termite, but i don't know, that's a great question for the judge. elon musk isn't necessarily coming to save you. pay attention to the other ways to deal with this. the employees of twitter "if elon musk can destroy a

company -- rivers who will buy your company, it's probably not great to begin with. >> judge, take me into your chambers, give me the rules. who has the upper hand? >> we have heard for a long time that twitter has failed to response to this request for information about the number of bots. they say 5%, elon musk fix with more. in addition, apparently twitter is taking actions that they shouldn't be by firing people that think you did elon musk's consent to fire. in addition, he relies, is elon musk relies on flesh to his detriment -- 35% of the company, so i don't think twitter is in a really strong position, so than the question is, people are saying "elon musk could go to jail." the contempt of court if he does

not follow the judge's call, but the bigger issue -- i know -- can be forced to make elon musk buy the company? if he doesn't want to? what's going to happen is there's going to be a negotiation, and i think elon musk will end up buying it, lose interest, buy it for less than he offered. >> up next, get ready to party with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a like having liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. woah! look out! [sfx: submarine rising out of water ] [ sfx: minion spits bobber ]

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part 2 special. who is hunter biden part 2 is available today. it drops today, folks. exclusively on fox nation. and here's a sneak peek. >> for years, hunter biden operated as an international man of mystery. chasing questionable deals with shadow billionaires in monte carlo, hong kong and shanghai. >> the special explores hunter biden's shadowy dealings and twisted personal life. we dive into everything from his struggles with drug addiction to his high level wheeling and dealing and all the sex addict stuff, too. they didn't put that in there. but i'm telling you it's in there and it's sick. let me tell you, the whole family, i don't know what happened to them. but, anyway. you are going to have to see it to believe it sign up, log on and stream it now only on fox nation, if we have more time we will come back to myself and i will tell you how sick this is. who is next, dana?

>> dana: and that's me. [laughter] >> dana: i learned about this over the weekend from john who is fighting. he teamed up with a nonprofit humanitarian group save our allies, which you might remember who helped our own benjamin hall to get out of ukraine. he joined the ukrainian orchestra for this very moving performance of his song can one man save the world. they -- it was amazing story about how they got there. if you noticed these people in the orchestra are just in their regular clothes but they all figured this out and did in front of a bombed out area. listen to john here was on "fox & friends." >> took flight vigor and flying. after we finished, there was a silence that lasted two seconds but felt like two years. and we understood why we were there. it's common humanity. they are fighting for their survival. >> dana: the song is called can one man save the world. all of the proceeds go to the nonprofit save our allies. them continuing their humanitarian work in ukraine.

save our allies.org. they are also accepting donations. incredible story and great song and i highly encourage everybody to check it out. >> judge jeanine: dana, it was beautiful. i saw it this morning. jesse? >> jesse: before i go tell us again how sick hunter biden is. >> judge jeanine: sick, sick, sick they're all sick. >> jesse: a lot of talk about sharks this summer. people are so afraid to get in the ocean because they might get bit by a shark. you don't have to worry about sharks. you have to worry about sea lions. a mob of sea lions smashed and grabbed everyone's beach bag in the beach. >> dana: people shouldn't have been there. >> jesse: they have a soros funded d.a. out in la jolla. >> chasing people into the water. >> jesse: open season on beach goers almost as sick as hunter biden. tonight "jesse watters primetime" did joe biden promote bogus abortion story? we did an investigation and it's

not looking good so tune in tonight at 7:00. >> judge jeanine: great. all right you, harold. >> harold: i'm harold. this is a shocking moment a plane was forced to make an emergency landing on a highway. vincent frazier was flying over north carolina on july 3rd with his father-in-law when the engine of the small plane fell three times a go pro-secured to the cockpit secured narrowly avoid power lines before touching down the highway's center lane as cars pass on either side. miraculously no injuries from the incident. he was able to take off from the same highway three days later after mechanic inspected his plane. >> dana: he was on newsroom. anyway, can you imagine the guy on the right? the guy there is a guy on the right is saying there is a plane passing me on the left. go ahead, tom. >> tom: 86-year-old doesn't get around the way that she used to, but she still knows her irish steps. look at that.

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