obviously a lot of people demand for that, don't they? >> part of it is buzzed, he is the last of the moon. part of it is apollo and getting ready to go back to the moon with the artemis program, so that stuff is in big demand and is those gentlemen get older. more rare. >> neil: you're next, my friend. here is "the five." >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone, i'm judge jeanine pirro with jessica tarlov, jessica jesse watters, and the guy with a hand on his head greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ new scenes of anarchy and liberal cities as criminals get a free pass to beat up cops. a 16-year-old after this nasty brawl with an nypd officer

inside a subway station after being stopped for not paying the fair. the team repeatedly punching the officer over and over again. then wrestling him to the ground including the officer in a choke hold. that suspect was later charged with assault and resisting arrest, but you can probably guess what happened next. just hours later he was back out on the street and that is despite the fact that the teen has been busted twice before for robbery and gun possession. a former cop telling jesse this is the direct result of the left constant anti-police rhetoric. >> can you imagine if this cop felt so in fear of his life that he had to use that weapon, there will be riots, he has to worry about getting arrested in losing his job and getting sued civilly. so while they are concentrating on that, they very well may lose their lives. >> judge jeanine: and

mayor eric adams reacting and blaming ridiculous no cash bail laws. >> catch, release, repeat. catch, release, repeat. this person was arrested for robbery a few days ago. now he is back as soon a suite catch them, the system releases them and they repeat the action. that is just -- when i say that we are the laughingstock of the country, this is what i am talking about. how do we keep our city safe when the oth terhe other parts e criminal justice system, they have abandoned our public safety apparatus. >> judge jeanine: how do we keep our city safe when the other part of the system has abandoned the apparatus? you know what he is talking about? he is talking about the democrats in albany who will not allow the repeal of the cashless

bail wall. that's why criticize the man, he talks the talk, but he will not walk the walk. call out there running, andrea stewart cousins and carl who stay in albany. that's all it takes. he is not criticizing cashless bail, he is not criticizing it until he says you three people are responsible. >> greg: i love also how they blur the purpose face. we don't want to violate his privacy as he is trying to choke out a cop. in the days of old the logic was a person who would attack a police officer is very dangerous, because that means they would do far worse to a nonpolice officer, but it is amazing how quickly the client can come when you accept decline. when somebody decides to stop being physically fit and just let everything go, that's what is happening to the city. people in the criminal justice system it is just letting go.

there are number standards. imagine being that cop, a high-risk job and it is going to get rough. and in the fog of war you have to make a dozen decisions, may be 100 decisions a split second and what you have around you? a dozen gawkers with phones while you in this fog of war have to think like what if i make a mistake, my career is over. do i punch this guy? do i do a choke hold? do i tase him? and meanwhile the people filming you are not lifting a finger, because it's just interesting stuff that we use. i think it is time to cease our obsession on law enforcement encounters, because what we always see is the last moment between the trajectory of a criminal and the cop that is job is there to stop the criminal. we don't see the criminals path that got there, so we are sitting there monday morning quarterbacking does not matter if it's one of these encounters but school shootings, we are only there to see that final bam when the cop meets the criminal.

we don't know anything else that happened and how he got there. like seeing the movie to show the climax and we blame one side for dealing with our society has advocated. what led to that? was that kid out of prison? the kid had a loaded weapon and he was let out? these are steps that nobody talks about because they focus on the video and then this leads to law enforcement controversy and failures and perhaps riots if it appears that the cop acted too much. so they can't win it, because all we are left with is this. anyway. >> judge jeanine: okay, katie, this kid had two priors and a loaded weapon a crossbow, we are talking robbery. this 16-year-old. but for him to react with the violence that he reacted with for a turnstile, parading the police officer before he even put him in a choke hold, before he punched him 12 times, threw

him into a great. there is no reason to do that for a low-level crime. >> katie: for the basic thing for paying a fee for a subway ticket is the way that he reacts. to the left would say there are reasons why he acted this way. maybe some justifications in the background for the reason he committed the priors and also got so angry when it came to the police simply saying you can't jump the turnstile you have to pay for your ticket. there's been a lot of tolerance over the past three years of criminal behavior and not just petty theft which leads to bigger crime, but a violent behavior. and because the left has completely villain eyes the broken window theory that prevents things like this from happening. take care of the little stuff so it does not become big stuff we are in this predicament where the cops are engaging in violent encounters pretty much any time they try stop somebody. there was a hearing on capitol hill today from the senate judiciary committee and they were going through all the

statistics on police murders this year and how they are set for another record. one of the things that they mention too is that there per resisting of arrest and suspects running from police are at an all-time high. that immediately ramps up the temperature, goes to the issue of police wanting to try to hesitate and overthink what they are doing and trying to stop a threat and it turns violent almost immediately. and the officers who testify say look, we can get all of the resources that we need from you in terms of money, but if we don't think that you have her back, we can do our job. and that's what this has led to. >> judge jeanine: mayor adam said that he wants a special session of the legislature, the new york state legislature along with the g.o.p. that is called for that not to deal with cashless bail, which is the crux of the problem, but because the supreme court's decision which would allow people to carry weapons who have legal weapons and the spiraling crime, he wants to revisit that issue.

>> jesse: maybe he could do that second, but i think that cash bail is the real issue and if he did that and put pressure on the legislature and the governor, "the new york post" would be behind him, local fox five, all of the papers and they would buckle i believe. so a little advice right there to the mayor. when a police officer is squaring up with a suspect like that, his goal is to take the guy down and arrest him. the suspect's goal is to escape or land punches. so the police officer has to maintain his grip and if you have noticed, he is not putting him in a side headlock. he is not doing the under headlock, and he is not doing the choke, because those things have been outlawed. he is also not shooting for a leg takedown that exposes your firearm. so he is very limited in what he is able to do physically. we know that the cop can fight because he has good balance and he threw a nasty elbow when he was up against the nice overhand right hand, but he ate a lot of punches. yet to be thinking of yourself at the cameras were not there

and he was allowed to use these skills to this probably would've been over, because the cop looks like he has 50 pounds on the guy and where's the taser? the police officer's partners should've used a taser. i don't know where she was. and this guy knows the law, judge, because he has already had a gun charge. if you are in a school, think about it. if you know you're not going to get suspended or expelled for dealing drugs, for fighting, for cheating, you are going to do all of those things if you know it is only a demerit and the gangs know the law too, so they will give this teenager a firearm because they don't want to catch a felony charge and they are way ahead of the legislature, so until the legislature wakes up and figures that we need to start trying to lock up criminals instead of d populating the prison system, that is their goal depopulate in the prison system, they have to get rid of that idea and then we can fight crime. >> judge jeanine: what do you

think, jessica? >> jessica: i think that his partner was trying to make a valiant effort. had a female partner it looks like was attacked by someone. she was doing the best that she could, and i kept thinking while watching this, first of all, get off of your phone and help. i think that for everyone recording these kind of incidents, there is a lot. not saying that you should throw yourself in a fire, but if there are a bunch of people in that subway station and you can all at least gesture towards trying to help, maybe you could have saved a lot of trouble to the folks there. i think that there is a major misconception from people who are sitting in the capitals of the stations and people in charge of the reform for what could be making reforms with white voters on the ground thing. if you just did a simple focus group of the voters that you think are your main supporters, they may as well say i would still reelect you because x, y, and z reasons, but nobody likes this. there's not one person that i know.

most liberal cohort of friends, new york city route liberals even of them that were supportive of voting out of our friends and everyone is petrified of this. and i think back to the case where a couple of years ago there was a police officer in ohio who broke up a fight between two teenage girls and ended up killing one of the girls and the country will limit corrupted and lebron james waited and this officer must've been completely petrified for his life being able to support his family and he was cleared of the charges, because he was doing the right thing and save the other 16-year-old girl. and i can imagine how scary it is. nothing in the background of this kid who had already been charged various offenses, i think equals the damage that we are doing right now to our health policies. and i think that adams was calling out cashless bail, it does not bother me in the speech he did not say kathy local. but when someone does something that is even 90% of what you

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kamala harris, and blaming joe biden for the troubles of his vice president with the headline kamala harris is stuck. adding she has hampered by mr. biden's unpopularity to be sure, but she has also not become a successful public face on any major issue. that has been stuck in a political role troubling for anyone concerned about the stability and continuity of the executive branch. but reality check, kamala harris has only herself to blame for how the public perceives her to check out this awkward moment. >> so when i think about what we need to do to address mayor and what ultimately does so often fall on the shoulders of our mayors to address on a community level. >> jessica: i cannot imagine why she would be unpopular, what has been handed. >> jesse: i will take an artificial stance, because i want to blame joe a little bit.

joe should be grooming, coming out in the perverted way, i see your face. i am talking about the way they may be eisenhower groomed nixon, delegating a lot of major stuff. so he had a heart attack, joe biden, kamala harris needs to be able to step in and take knee-jerk decisions, was it trim in the cayman office in his first month he had to decide whether to drop the a bomb on japan or do the berlin airlift, he had major decisions. i don't think that kamala harris could come in and do anything. so she is supposed to have lunch with joe biden. they don't even have lunch anymore. she is supposed to be having lunch with the secretary of state, a standing thing for many, many presidencies and what's his face over it states iced her out. so joe has only given are things that he did not want to deal with, he has not given her any position where she can shape policy. he only picked her because she

was the female of color and then once he got elected he kicked her to the curb. so he should be grooming her to be the heir apparent and he has failed to do so. was that good? >> katie: that was pretty good, i like that. so just cut, it is true that vice presidents typically get portfolios that are harder politically so the president can be more popular, but that is not working for joe biden, so it is an unfair or is she not rising to the occasion? >> jessica: i think it is a combination of all of it and joe biden has a personal experience of getting a portfolio, it's a thankless job being vp. you are there for what can bring to the ticket. barack obama famously did not want joe biden to be as vp and they said, no, this is the right person if you want to win, and they ended up bffs by the end of it. >> katie: are they still bffs? i don't know. >> jessica: i think that they still love each other, but he did pick someone who dropped out

before iowa. this was not someone who made it to the end or had a distinct cohort that was very widespread. it was very targeted and specific and i don't think that there is any fault or shame in making sure that you have a certain kind of odor. donald trump picked mike pence for specific reasons, what do i have a problem with? white evangelicals, what is mike pence for me, white evangelical. but you need to get on board with this is a thankless job and i need to make in my own and add some flair and pizzazz and have a better reputation, and she needs to make sure that he is supporting her as much as possible. i actually think that he does a good job of doing that. >> katie: we are your and a half and, when you think she will start? as long as she has a staff because everyone is leaving? spewing one after another after another after another. how many is left? 13? something crazy. americans are forgiving and very understanding. it is almost as though we could look back on the last year and a

half and say okay, maybe it is joe's fault, i don't think it is joe's fault, folks. she is who she is. but i don't blame joe. i don't blame the fact that she is in a position of vice president and therefore it's a tough job. that is nonsense. you are a vibrant woman at the prime of your life, you are vice president of the united states, you've got the energy, you've got the stamina. you are quick, you're sharp, you have run for office before. you should be out there every day doing something. i don't care if he gave you the border to deal with. you should be out there getting women together, getting businesspeople together, baby formula, whatever it is? you get out there and you be heard. do not control by joe biden, he does not tell you what you do. you can do what you want to do, so don't get me this garbage that joe biden is not giving her a chance. she is a legacy and she is not interested. that's why she is a failure.

>> katie: she has been successful at one thing, getting on your show. >> greg: we find out that she is quite irresistible if you supply bongos when she talks, because she is like a beat poet. i think joe knows that kamala harris is the best decision he ever made, because no one wants him to go anywhere. i pray for his health every single day. because then it is her. the golden rule of being president is you, he is already incompetent, so that makes her zero incompetent. and won't find anybody worse than her vp, every candidate will outshine her. and if she picks a box of wet wipes, decide that we can have an ultimate object to that is vp so she can run, but back to the original point that there is not a single problem she has been able to solve whether it is crime, inflation, fentanyl and

the next block or the block after that, all of the eggs are in that january 6 political basket, but that theater did not put food on the table and they did not catch any criminals. and people saw through that. so they are in a bind so to speak. >> jesse: just kind i would argue that wet wipes are pretty valuable, greg. >> jessica: that is really annoying. it's before i did that for years before he realized. >> katie: they are bad for the environment. >> judge jeanine: when did you have a kid? >> greg: what! >> katie: up next is president biden doing anything to help fentanyl from killing thousands of americans. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: the biden administration being pressed on whether they have a plan to stop the deadly surge in fentanyl deaths, killing tens of thousands of americans per year. senator sounding off on a hearing on the federal government's response. >> if we don't secure our borders, this epidemic is only going to get worse. at the streaming or lack there of that is done in the ports should alarm all of us. five or 6 percent to just improve to 10 percent with passengers screaming into the southern border is embarrassing. >> i think that we have to face the very unpleasant truth that what we are doing is not working. >> jessica: we are getting more headlines like this. two men busted trying to smuggle 91,000 fentanyl pills hidden inside potato chip containers. katie, i want to go to your first on this.

obviously they were having a hearing and that it is bipartisan. what do you think will come out of this if anything? >> katie: congress can come up with stricter harsher penalties for the department of justice to go after these fentanyl traffickers and suggestions that the death penalty should be put into place for people who traffic because of the large number of people who die and how quickly they can die after taking these pills. but broadly speaking, this is a partnership between mexican cartels and chinese actors. so china shipping fentanyl in new mexico and their smugglers bringing it to the united states is a border security issue. and it's a broader decision whether the dea over the past years have had an impact on drug smuggling in general. and clearly stop and those guys the 91,000 is important, but there's a lot more getting through. how many resources are we

actually using to solve the real problem. but border security is actually one of them. and as border patrol has been distracted by the million that got away and 2 million people across the board are turning themselves in, they are not focused on criminals who are trafficking these poisons into our community such as killing adults, but also teenagers who take it thinking it is something else. >> jessica: absolutely, to that point how do you think we can raise awareness of we are talking about it now on television, but it feels like when they talk about the border they are thinking about just humans coming across and not focusing as much on the drugs. how do you think we can rectify that problem? >> jesse: i had an idea for tsa campaign, but they are never going to do that. he said it directs, remember the whole saudi leader he was a pariah because he said one journalist, make them a pariah and then he confronted him again person, how many americans has he killed between fentanyl and

covid? has not confronted him about that, all of the millions of dollars that the chinese gave the family. the lack of action is serious, it's like another front on the war against families, because parents have to worry about everything now. crt, transmission and that, now they have to worry about their teenage son or daughter dropping dead from a pill. kids will experiment with drugs, the cannabis probably more detectable and manageable. they are not going to do here when it's too powerful and everyone is afraid of needles. psychedelics not for everybody and cocaine is too expensive, and is not that addictive. so really it is about a pill, you know it is true, greg. it's about a pill. it so can be coding or they will hand it to you at a party. oh, sure, i will take it, next thing you know your parents are planning your funeral. it's like a death lottery. it could happen to anybody. and it's not like the slow descent into addiction like some drugs are where the parents can see it, recognize it and then rescue the kid, you could have a clean kid who takes a pill at a

party, goodbye. and that's it. he is done. so it has to be attacked at the source, because it is almost undetectable coming across the border just how small and odorless it is coming you have to go to the source and attack it at the source. >> jessica: i know that this is an important topic to you, i wanted to raise the fact that the canadian government just open their first fentanyl clinic. >> greg: you did your homework. >> jessica: it is a job that i take seriously. so it's administered by the canadian government on the health system, what do you think about doing something like that? or just implementing? >> greg: it is an interesting idea in the sense that what you're trying to do is replace a poison with an actual safe alternative. i don't think that that is the government's role. i think that that is something that -- if they legalize drugs were eased up on the prescriptions of opioids, that would be kind of like that without setting up these clinics. i don't know if you want to

create a nation of addicts who just go and hang out. i read that same article and they show up day. >> jessica: scheduled. >> greg: what jessica is getting at is what donald trump 20 raise the unspeakable question, why don't we go in? when you consider 100,000 people dead every year, that's two vietnam's, write, 50,000 troops died in vietnam, correct? so 100,000, we have gone into countries for less. we are at the war with the russians and not at the border. and going at the source and taking out the groups doing this. you have a meeting with the world leaders and the mexican leader or whatever you want to do, and you say, look, we are losing 100,000 plus americans a year, so you stay away and we will take care of it. because i think that china, they know who these people are. and i think that they tried to stop it, but they go like, we

can't. so we will do it, we will do it. what is the worst that could happen? i know, nuclear war may be. 100,000 americans dead and we are not doing crap about it? >> jessica: point taken. spin on the big issue is when you talk about the border and i don't know if you are the one that said it, jesse, that people think about human smuggling or child trafficking, the border it has always been the vehicle that allows illegal drugs to come through the country. 90% of the heroin that comes into this country comes through the southern border. now the fentanyl that is coming through the border is a national security issue. the federal government, the president of the united states and not us, although, we have a role to play as well should be talking about this and is not talking about it. he has not talking about fentanyl killing american children.

he is not talking about the fact that there is an undeclared war by china against the united states killing people between the ages of 18 and 45 unwittingly kids who are taking pills that can even think it is xanax and then drop dead. and the problem with all of this is that in california, last week we talked about it last week, two guys, 91,000 pills out on a bail, it is the cashless bail. that is a democrat approached, cash bail, you have to have social justice here. no, lock them up and keep them in jail! and then what you do is you squeeze them and pull them by their short hairs until they go up the ladder! and that's the only way that you are going to be able to solve this one. this is not new, this is not new. it is killing americans, sure, we can go after xi jinping, sure we can go after the mexican cartel, but you know what? we are more worried about the left and the woke and that this and that is the problem with

this country. we are caught up on the progressive nonsense as opposed to protecting american citizens and the sooner this president shuts that border and stops lying about it, the better off we will be. >> jessica: we will see what she has to say about that, taking action on social media after online predators target their kids. ♪ ♪ ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪♪ about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures.

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♪ ♪ >> greg: parents taking the battle to social media as creepy online perverts target their kids. moms are removing photos and videos of their children. that's after one viral post

exposed how creeps online are saving videos of young kids and then leaving gross comments. this is kind of interesting and the fact that you have to be 13 to use tiktok. obviously the parents are over 13, but their subject matter is under, seems like a violation. it is to be on a violation by the parent? >> greg: yes, i think that the parent should go to jail. >> judge jeanine: i don't think so. >> greg: i will agree to disagree. >> judge jeanine: i know that we don't have a lot of time. but are, and they are relentless. they will reach out to your child and anyways they possibly can. parents don't realize that pedophiles collect memorabilia. they will figure out where that child goes to school or where that child place, or if they can identify anything about that

child, they will reach out to that child whether it is saying you know what i lost my dog, maybe you can help me, i did this for a living, all right. and the parents who put their kids on social media like this, it should be hung, now that is an exaggeration called hyperbole, so not >> greg: was joking. but what you're saying and jessica, what do they call backstage moms? >> judge jeanine: stage moms. >> jessica: a front stage mom. >> greg: it is a new stage mom and there is no rule. you usually have to put money aside for your kid, you can make a ton of money and you keep it for yourself. think about it, jessica. >> jessica: and your kid does not have to be anything good to be a success. i'm not saying that the standard for these beauty queen kids. i always thought it was all repulsive, but there were standards. my kid does the best dog punches, whatever that might be. and i will say the only social media i have is twitter

are a couple of pictures of cleo, i would never publicize it, and i always say to my friends who send naked pictures of their kids, are you out of your mind? look at how cute he is, it is not cute. >> judge jeanine: even pictures -- >> greg: when we had the polaroids. it would be on the refrigerator, me and my sister in the same bathtub, jesse, it was disgusting. 17 million followers, i don't think jesse jr. could get 1.7 million. >> jesse: all right, greg appeared to so yeah, he is not allowed to be on any of this media stuff, my twins aren't allowed, they are ten. i won't let them do it -- what is a good age? >> katie: never. >> jesse: 17? 18? if you guys are watching, which they are not, they are not getting it until they are 18. >> greg: what do you think? >> katie: no american should be on tiktok, it is a chinese

espionage act built to harm americans and their children. the grand social media experimented that we have been having is throwing stranger danger out the window. and looking for a little bit of details and internet. and creep on the kids. and scrolling through social media accounts and showing up at the kids school, so i advise everybody to take a class about your online privacy and the things that criminals pick up on, because he tell a lot with picture is worth a thousand words and there is a lot of photos that people pick up on. >> greg: the fastest is up next featuring my all-time favorite dating show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... ...like #3 the monster. juicy steak, bacon...

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dating show "the bachelorette" after they change of format to the future to women instead of just one. suffice to say having two bachelorettes dating the same group of men is getting messy after they were rejected by multiple men in favor of the other girl, take a look at this. >> if you are the only person here i don't think i could have the heart to continue. >> alec will you accept this rose? speak on personally i don't think i can. it's big i'm going to have to decline the rows. i feel like we could be great friends out of this, but i feel like i have a better connection with gabby. >> i'm sorry. i cannot. i'm here for gabby. >> jesse: all the power that was given to women, they just took it away. >> greg: "the bachelorette" it is the closest thing to evolutionary psychology you are going to get intellivision. competition between women is not good in this world. the reason that most women don't watch wnba, they watch these shows because of conflict.

you notice nobody is not binary in there. maybe that would be the next change. >> jesse: i stopped watching this when they went woke with all of the race stuff, so this is news to me. >> katie: i have never watched the show. i have seen snips of it. i go to "the housewives" for my female drama. >> jesse: are you watching the season of "the bachelorette" of the most exciting season ever? >> jessica: it may be proves that this is real and not all scripted, because they definitely did not want this. they have to re-alter the show because the women are saying we don't want to do this anymore, it's terrible, mean, et cetera. but i don't know conceptually why -- if you have a classic, stick with a classic. >> jesse: chris harrison would never have let this happen. >> judge jeanine: i have never watched a show, i don't know why any woman would put yourself in a situation where she could be

slammed in front of the whole country, why would you do that. >> jessica: usually you can be. >> judge jeanine: i never even saw the show. >> jesse: greg likes it, so that tells you something. up next, subway offering free sandwiches for the first person that gets a foot-long tattoo. participants must get a 12 by 1y inked on their sternum, oh, the chest. judge, would you do this for anything besides a subway sandwich? maybe european linens? >> judge jeanine: i would rather pay a couple of bucks for that. i don't have a tattoo. i would love to get a tattoo. >> jesse: where we do get it? >> judge jeanine: i don't know either. your face on my body? fat chance. >> jesse: jessica. >> jessica: i am the host. you know, obviously not. and subway is gross.

>> jesse: but for life, if you're hungry and don't have money. >> jessica: it is not real food. >> judge jeanine: i like subway. >> greg: how dare you, jessica. >> jesse: upper west side or. >> katie: my friend has the secret recipe. she says it is real. i asked her. if you are going to do a tattoo for something for free i feel like you have to go big. i would not do it for a subway sandwich. i would do something like a ford bronco or jeep. >> judge jeanine: you would do a weapon. you would definitely do a weapon. >> jesse: he would do it. >> judge jeanine: i'm going to put my face on your body. >> greg: i was thinking a big picture of jerry. [laughter] >> jesse: way to bring it back. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ >> judge jeanine: time now for one more thing and i go first. so, it is a scene straight out -- why are you making fun of me? >> greg: i'm not. >> judge jeanine: he was, everybody. time now for one more thing. scene straight out of an alfred hitchcock movie birds showing pedestrians no mercy. this happened over the weekend. the stroller stomach neld into a rough part of town and promptly attacked by red wing black birds. they generally dive bomb people because they are defending their nests. now, watch. there is a whole bunch of them. thankfully the aimpressive behavior usually subsides after nesting season over everyone shows up. running birds chasing them. joe biden's birds they keep sniffing the hair. okay. all right. that's enough of that. >> jesse: judge, was it a rough neighborhood because of the birds or actual crime rate

there. >> judge jeanine: they said it was a rough neighborhood because of the birds. >> jesse: i wanted to make sure feeding frenzy. >> judge jeanine: that was a good question. >> jesse: end of an era klondike is discontinuing choco-taco. there they are after nearly four decades. everyone is upset. we scored some delicious choco-taco. everyone gets one. everybody gets one. and tonight we are going to get some more on "primetime" 7:00 inside joe biden's quarantine. deep inside the quarantine. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much. greg, you are supposed to be next. i'm not calling you because you made fun of me. you go. >> greg: wait a minute. choco-taco was my nickname in high school because i used to get diarrhea from mexican food. >> judge jeanine: okay. i will let you go. >> greg: aaron perino, johnny joey jones, john lissow and kat

timpf. show the picture of the animal. you have to guess what it is. roll it, please. have you seen anything like this? pretty interesting. take a look. >> jesse: that's a dr. introduce thing. >> bear,. >> badger. come on katie no badger. indicate indicates yes, it is. >> greg: jessica? >> jessica: i don't know. gut gut this is a sloth bear. >> judge jeanine: you and your sloths. >> greg: also known as a honey bear. this is what happens when sloths and bears have sex and i think it's disgusting. jessica jessica no way a bear and a sloth can have sex. >> greg: how did this happen? it wasn't a virgin birth. >> katie: made in a lab. >> jessica: came alive with vibrant colors and flare after more than 400 balloon artists constructed a wonderland to benefit sick kids. world village, a 90-acre whim call nonprofit resort in kiss me, florida.

magical week vacation. i want to make sure katie has time. >> katie: tomorrow my series. fox nation luxury hunting lodges of america premiers tomorrow. if you are not a subscriber yet visit fox nation.com and check me out tomorrow. >> judge jeanine: we will. and that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: how is the choco-tacos? >> judge jeanine: i don't like it. >> bret: it's not a peppermint patty. that's right. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. congressional turn around democrats go from blaming the police to trying to protect them. more than 5 million deadly fentanyl pills nabbed coming into the country the past three days alone. this is biden border policy and drug policy are coming under new political fire. and china seeks to undermine the u.s. economy by secretly targeting the federal reserve. ♪ >> bret: but breaking tonight what could