station. the number one choicege of onlie sellers and wolfgang puck go to ship station .com tv and get two months free . >> we're out of time thanks to mcdonald's shadowfax 1-800- i love you america. hello everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with jessica tarloff. joey, joan kennedy and greg j gutfeld . it's five o'clock in new york city and this is the five apologize. and my daughter 100%, the president is doing better. he slept well last night. he ate his breakfast. lunch? i fully yes.

he showed me his plate. well, i didn't ask about the menu, but i did. >> and he played with crumb. oh, my god. biden isolated and covid jail i trying to project confidencen that he is okay after catching the virus. the president's symptoms are improving after his first full day of taking antiviral drug paxlovid. but there's plenty of controversy. >> the white house being q questioned over why biden'sue doctor is not being allowed to talk directly to the american people. things getting really testy inng the briefing room over that r. yes, you have. you've heard from the letter that is hearing directly from meet. we're not playing telephone here. you're hearing directly from the from the physician. yes, it is . i mean, that's that is hearing directly from in his words and his words, you are hearing directly from dr. o'connor as i read out. but i'm answering your colleagues question here, so give me the second to do that.

thank you. >> and then there's the media. we wish the president a speedyer recovery. unfortunately, the press wasn't so gracious back when president trump got infected, going into crowds of unmasked and all the rest to sort of a brazen invitation for something like this to happen in large part, it's his own dereliction is partly to blame for this. he chose to handle the situation this way. >> i look at this as a drunk driver who injured himself in a wreck and killed the oncoming sober driver t. >> donald trump has injured himself. the treatment he's getting at e taxpayer expense is privileged treatment. it angad is to present himself birder's. i think it would also be a good idea for him to come out and say, look, i have been wrong to fast forward to now the media is singing a different tune and praising

biden's mascot's video, explaining his covid diagnosis . >> let's remember his predecessor took off his mask even though itec in the period where he could have possibly infected other people. hehe didn't want to talk aboutg getting vaccinated at the white house. president biden, i suspect just in talking to white house officials, i'm going to remind people, yes, i get it, which means you can get it, which means we all have to be vigilant about this. okay, so what we have is aso story of two presidents, one being basically condemned. it's his fault he got covid and one being praised as aed strong man who's coming through this this disease. i'm going toth go to you, greg. when biden criticized trump, he said he didn't take the necessary precautions to defend himself. how can we expect him to defend a country now? we saw biden. he was in israel. he was in saudi arabia. >> he wasn't wearing a mask. yeah, the big difference between joe and donald

is donald is not a super spreader. >> you know, he was a germophobia before. it was cool, right. and he never shook hands u with anybody, anybody until he president for and then he had to do it. t meanwhile, joe bideno invades everyone's personal space. he has no idea. he's like russia. he's like a personal russiakr plundering ukraine. but it's your personal space. you saw how many people he touched. i mean, he's spreading so much virus. hunter biden is jealous also. we got to point this out. i love that that montage just to see the number of people who have obvious risk factors passing judgment on people. if you were as obese as brian a stelter, you can go on there and start criticizing people about what they're doing about their health. and i'm glad the doctor said g e finished his plate and i hope he went boom, boom, after. but i don't question the diagnosis at all. i just question the timing of it. i mean, first you had that wacko cancer gaffe from two days, right. in which the media rushed to

the defense. oh, no, a he had skin cancer. that's not what we're talkingt. about. we're talking about the fact that he said he got cancer from oil and it made no sense. >> now you have polling that shows that he's less popular than getting punched in a face. >> so there could be a reason for a lot of this that they're just trying to hide him because that's the only thing that works. and perhaps maybe to generate some sympathy next week they're going to say, you know, he hasas fibroids because as you know, men can't get pregnant. >> you know, the craziest part of it is is not so much that, you know, he said that betty has cancer and they said, yes, he had skin cancer. he said it in the present tense. i had cancer. i don't say in the present tense the white house having to go back kennedy and meet and say we've got to clarify this. how can we trust a president who can't even say what's it since then? well, i don't know that you can. and i know jessica supposed to be the democrat on the panel today, but this president is ridiculous. we have not given him enough credit to overcome cancer and covid in a day. h

i mean,ea he is so healthy he ae a plate of food and he slept at night. this i is really wonderful. i just i have completely done a 180 on this president and i want to vote for him again and again and again. aaii will be running in sony.s twenty eight . that's how goode he is . yeah. and that's how healthy is . and he's got to forever, you know, when we haven't heard from his personal doctor and reading reading a letter is notn hearing from a doctor reading a letter is reading a letter because you can't askle a lot of questions. i have tried when the former vice president dan quayle sent f me a message it would not answer back when i would talk to it. that's one thing. but e the other thing is ronnie jackson. that's why you're not hearing from his doctor , ronnie jackson, because the press isn't totally hypocritical. they are going to drilly in so p hard just like they did on the former president's doctor . okay, so jessica, i'll let you answer that. why did we have an epidemic just yesterday answering questions about the president. he works in the white house, t but he's not the president's doctor . why and why was very telling

the way karine jean-pierre responded. she was very rattled by the insistence that you're not being transparentha, you're not letting us talk to a doctor. i'd like to say, first of all, that kennedy violated the ruless by stealing my talking points so i can make them done and cut me out of here giving them. yeah, yes.in i think that his personal physician should be made available. i think that if you did ia criticize the paschi for all of these things, you remember that dr. bernstein, who wrote that ridiculous letter that then was admitted that trump dictated it himselfhat, said about e our president and it's not the end of the world and people will ask questions fairly. 99% certain that joe biden is in certainly much better health than president trump was just based on the fact that he exercises and you have to golf his exercise. >> think, jessica, you offended our audience. i don't think thats i did. i mean, i watch a little golf classic and they look pretty fit, but they're professional athletes versus just people hanging out there. >> golf go upstairs,. stop it.

okay, the reason the reason the comparisons between biden's covid and trump's covid are quite clear and relevant to be making is donald trump got covid before vaccines. he gotru them before antivirals. it w was very risky. there were reports that came out after thankgod got out of walter reed. the people on his team were scared he was going to die. he was sick. he also had before he got sick at the beginning of covid claimed it wasn't airborne when it was airborne. ac and even once he did get vaccinated, he didn't want to talk about it because so many people in his base weren't for it. there was booing at a rally then getting vaccinated. he did not treat covid nearly as seriously as president that i'm not taking away credit for operation war. what married to a man who went to the hospital because he wasl that sick and then insistedcr that the secret service drive him out to his fanset o who were waiting for him while the man had a disease that has now killed over d four million americans. >> the manam of the people. yes. yes.s. oh, and you know, people love

the man and they pretty well, e i'm sure, which is scary as well. what isn't it interesting how they could both be on a balcony once a killer and one's a hero? you know, what's interesting to me is it's so fun for democratsr to sharp shoot president trump in every action he made every word he said, how he got covid, how he handled it. they love to go back and rewrite history or at least reexamine president trump's actions on kobun. but you won't hear him criticizing anything about dr. fauci or doctor burns who are every single day or every single for that has been trump out there in almost everything they said was proven wrong within six months, eight months, a year. so for the experts that they enjoy, it's that, hey, it was a moving target. we had to figure it out. we didn't know that mask. we didn't know that these types of mass didn't work when they've admitted to they really did that for the medical professionals to get them and regular people wouldn't go back and lookls and all of these things, everything from doctor , from dr.fr fauci probably funding

the research that helped lead to this and covering it up. they don't worry, of that. but they do want to reexamine how president trump got covid and you know, the sad fact that he didn't die from it, i guess i'm not really sure i that you know, that it didn't i'm talking about we're fortunate that he didn't wanto to die. they certainly were acting as though he deserved it. and we want your body to live more than democrats do that and they have statement. i want trump to get the covid over and over and over again. anyway, up next, trying to stab a republican. here we go again is apparently no big deal . the man who attacked lee zeldin is already back on the streets thanks to those liberals because you know, i'm all about that. . now, scheibl, i'm all about

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on a republican candidate new york . >> and there's only there's only one option. why do they want to go after the man who tried to stab gubernatorial candidate congressman lee zeldin is back on the streets just hours after his arrest. the assault happening while zeldinfter is giving a speech ac weak bail reform lawsh inrm new york . the va's office charging the suspect with a felony for attempted assault but no bail. and get this, yeldham predicted his attacker would get off easy tweeting the attack will likely be if the attacker will likely be instantly released under new york's laws. congressmanse zeldin, going aftr the liberal laws in an interview you can catch tonight ,hannity on fox. >> you have a person who is saying you're done. he repeated that he's lunging at me with this weapons, with the two daggers coming out of it similar to brass knuckles . he is charged with a violent felony and he is instantly

released back on the street because of new york's cassels bail laws.is i sawh it coming. i wish it wasn't this way. and we keep hearing too many of these stories. >> judge lance of this man be back on the street. why is he back ? because the law allows for him to be back on the street and the amazing part of this is good old governor hopeful. the accidental governor got there because the guy beforeus was corrupt, the democrat governor thatve is she says that her heart goes out to or whatever she said again, i'm really tired of complainingn about her. she talks the talk. she doesn't walk the walk. if she had any concern about crime victims like lee zeldin put it then it was an attempted assault on the second degree. heeg got brass knuckles with two edges on the brass knuckles. it could have killed him. it didn't kill him. they grabbed him ahead of time.t but heim should have been he should have beenn incarcerated and there should have been a 730, as we call, than

new york to see if he's a danger to himself or othersn that wasn't happening. and in the end, this guy is back out on the streets. you probably got his brass knuckles back , too. and he's free to do it again w and hope it gets out there and says, you know, we feelad bd about this. you're full of it, hochul. you're a hypocrite because you will not allow for the legislature to get a bill and put it on your desk ton change cashlessge bail so we can make an assessment of bail, whichak is in the constitution. we didn't make this stuff up so that we can concentrate those people who deserve to be incarcerated until we know who they. greg, speaking of governor hochul, she her team, we t are put on the website and posted lee zeldin hisea rallies schedule and they kind of put forth they make sure youo go check this out. w coming on the heels of what happened with kevin on the supreme court, the things that schumer said and only took back when there was an assassination attempt. i mean, this is the next thing that's happening as far as how bad we are in our rhetoric

with each other. >> you are so naive. first of all, she's a democrat, so her rhetoric doesn't matter and he's a republican. sootot it doesn't matter that hs got attacked. t so the the i would you know, i kept saying that i hope that the screwed up policies would finally won't be hit home but will hit home if it hits people in power if the crime comes to your house. i forgot to be specific. b it actually has to be a democrat because no one in a the media cares about republicans. this is a perfect encapsulation ofbo liberal criminal reform. this is like i mean, you couldn't ask for a better that's the speech he was making when it happened. it's pretty amazing if hochul had half a brain, which is twice what she's currently housing, she would fire alvin brown , got to steer the story back to this. you know,y i'm solving catch and release criminality, but she's dumber than three cuomo combined. she could spell if you spotted her the c, the a and the t . so we're going to see more of this. and we just saw something. californians see that guy let out five into his fifty year

murder sentence and the first thing he did, he wanted to let the cops on a car chase high on drugs with a gun. so this is everywhere. and how many more people have to die? sounds cliche to say that, but it's because people are dying, people are dying, people are being released without bail. they have committed violent crimes. now, we watched that video. kennedy the guy looks drunk. yes. he doesn't look like he can physicallyly kill sober lizelle. but that's kind of beside the point, isn't it? like the optics are not the crime. the crime is he brought a weapon on stage and said your gun and physically assaulted lizelle. >> now let's see what half is drunk and had better aim, which is still a big relief. h it's because he didn't have good aim and that's not reason enough. this is still a violent person . you know, intent should mean something. and when you're lungingouou at someone with a double blade'r saying you're done, you're done, you're done. clearly the intent is not a high five . this is not dusty baker. you know, this is someone who , you know, the least of allst

needs help. >> and even the head of amvets because this was a veteransid charity event, he said like, i'm going to help this guy because the government hasn't helped him. you know, it's the judge's point. he should have at least been sent to hospital for an evaluation so he could have gotten something. well, just okay, i'll throw this to you. we hear ad nauseum for good reason because, you know, children being shot in schools, it's appalling and tragic and we have to take action evenn though the pro gun guy i say that what that action is , is where we dispute a lot ofis times. but the guy i interviewed, joe tinslay, i believe, and that's who tackledwed him and he said that he had a conversation with him while wrestling him to the ground. and what you learnedhiwres is probably a is probably having a mental health crisis and this is the next thing that's happened that mental health is a part of that. when do we start saying, hey, t it doesn't have to end inge tragedy to still be something that we need to take actiondy on and is lettingo someone out of jail? is there no mechanism to say, hey, you're having a mental crisis, let's at least

quarantine you and figure this out? >> well, i think people do talk about talk as well. i hate myself. i talk twice aboutrt how important mental health has in there has been in some cities, you know, funding t moved away from the police to go to mental health resources and social workers, et cetera, because a lot of this is notab actually necessarily about the criminality but the root causes of why they are pulling this. it was a keychain that he was carrying, but probably justul pulled out ofle his pocket and i'm saying, what is this deadly? what if i had a weapon website? but you have to you have to be clear keychain. >> you're diminishing the fact that it had sharp edges and could take it out. >> i think that i would be very serious. i ,si i was not intending tog belittle the attack or the seriousness of it. >> okay, thank you. why the key chain letter.r. well, because it is pretty chedid let her go . i'm not judge you not.

there should just be more attention on all of theseth things. there has to be evaluation of what qualifies as nonviolent, because that actually is violent. right. i meany i it was in slow mo because he was drunk but it was violent and obviously i'm notd a lawyer and i'm notob a judge, but it seems like we should have a full scale reevaluation of every piece of this puzzlee because i can guarantee that 90% of the horrible things that we see in our city here in new york city, in los angeles, san francisco, chicago, etc. has a mental health root cause. >> well, mental health and drug alcohol abuse. but that's part of it.t. i mean, people self medicating and key chains. don't forget the teacher a. you're absolutely right. and there should be a community in prison. all right. we've got to go . it's a violent crime. it's attempted murder in my opinion that gun wasn't involved. maybe now people will take i mental seriously if guns aren't involved in these things happen. >> all right. donenessy just in time for the midterms. the liberal media all of a sudden sayingiber they got ths

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