"the five" will take it from here. you can cam me on fbn, "making money." this is a historic time for who we are as a nation, for your money and the stock market is a whirlwind. see you tomorrow. for now, here's "the five." ♪♪r now, here's "the five." >> hello everyone, i'm judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the 5. ♪♪ after days of intense pressure, attorney general merrick garland finally speaking out on the fbi's unprecedented raid on former president donald trump's home. garland defending the justice department's actions but did not take any questions.

the attorney general saying he, personally approved the warrants to carry out the raids and has filed a motion to unseal it. >> justice department has filed a motion in the southern district of florida to unseal a search warrant and property receipt relating to a court-approved search that the fbi conducted earlier this week. that search was a premises located in florida belonging to the former president. copies of both the warrant and the fbi property receipt were provided on the day of the search to the former president's counsel who was on site during the search. upholding the rule of law means applying the law evenly without fear or favor. under my watch, that is precisely what the justice department is doing. i, personally, approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. >> judge jeanine: garland also defending the fbi from criticism in how it carried out the search of trump's home.

>> let me address recent unfounded attacks on the professionalism of the fbi and justice department agents and prosecutors. i will not stand by silently when their integrity is unfairly attacked. the men and women of the fbi and the justice department are dedicated patriotic public servants. >> judge jeanine: that comes as a source says that president trump complied with a subpoena issued for classified records in the spring. and it's unclear why the fbi did not just issue another subpoena. as trump and his team were, quote, cooperative and turned over documents. okay. i think the big issue today is, besides finding out, for a fact, that merrick garland, the attorney general, did approve the issuance of the warrant, is that there is no information as to why they chose to request a search warrant based on probable

cause regarding something from the presidential records that is not in a criminal statute. but the issue is, why they went so far as a search warrant as opposed to simply issuing another subpoena or getting a court ordered subpoena. what say you, jesse? >> jesse: he owns it this guy garland. he says he called it so it's on him now. we all know biden was involved, you don't do this without the president knowing, but he's on vacation with hunter so we'll never hear from him ever again. he comes out and everyone's looking around the television like what is he going to say, what is he going to say? he says nothing. he says i approved it, i can't say anything but my guys aren't crookied. really? really your guys aren't crooked? all right, let's see. the last time they planted evidence on trump which was the dossier and doctored evidence to get the warrant and lied to the judge about it so now we're supposed to trust you guys?

not how it works. he says we are a going to release the affidavit and the warrant and stuff like that. he's already being sued in florida by judicial watch. they're the ones trying to get some transparency, he doesn't know what he's talking about. now, if you have an administration, the obama administration that spied on the trump campaign, inserted moles into the trump campaign and wire tapped the trump campaign, and then you have a biden administration that raided trump's house, and raided his lawyer's house, and these people and shackled them and gave them full body cavity searches. did they do that to any democrats? can you name any high-profile democrat who's had their home raided, their phone ceased, their computer ceased? anything? they only lock up republicans. they only do this to trump republicans. so you don't have the benefit of the doubt here. you've cooked up phoney warrants, you've worked with dirty prosecutors, worked with

dirty cops. the democrats are all in this together. so i don't trust you. the country doesn't trust you. it's now a he said she said. apparently they were cooperating for about a year and trump actually poked his head in and said hey guys, there's some boxes you want to take a look have at it. you have to show intent. remember, isn't that what they said about hillary? you have to show intent. where's the intent? he was cooperating. they had lunch at mar-a-lago when they came by a few times, everything was copacetic probably took a dip in the pool. what's the big deal. next thing you know they have guys with guns show up? way too heavy handed and now they own it. >> judge jeanine: the same guys told the president to double lock the area to protect the record. >> jesse: and then they broke the law. >> judge jeanine: then they broke the law. what do you say about the fact for the first time in the history of this country we're raiding the home of a former president, a potential political opponent of the sitting president, never been done in

american history. it takes four days for the attorney general to come out and own it, because news week said that he didn't do what -- he wasn't involved in it. i mean, why is it that we've got to go this far for this kind of information to come out, which is basically, i approved it but don't ask me anything more? >> the president of the united states, former president of the united states, for nine hours the other night had the search warrant and the receipt, his lawyers, and he had access to it. he told his friends, for the life of me i can't understand why he would tell his friends and allies he didn't have it but i'll come back to that. the point with this attorney general today, i thought it was something that probably should have happened a day ago. but he had no obligation to do it because judge, as you well know, and i'm not a trained lawyer like you are but i'm a graduate of law school, the federal investigators don't comment on ongoing investigations. now, i've heard some criticism today still about the attorney

general and people wanting to know more. i want to know more also, but there's an investigation underway. now president trump is innocent until proven otherwise. in fact, he hasn't been charged with anything. i was glad to see attorney general also explain to the country that this is a court-approved search warrant that had all the required information that a court asks for in order to -- around probable cause in order to do this. don't mistake or misconstrue what i'm saying anyone around the table. i'm not rooting against the president. but what i don't for the life of me, i'll come back to where i started. if the president had the warrant, had the receipt, why would you tell your friends and your supporters that you didn't have it and blame an attack, fbi agents and other federal officials? for the life of me, i don't, i don't quite understand it. but i'm hopeful and prayerful that, as this investigation goes forward, that the president will have an opportunity to i hope express himself.

all of us probably know, the president has until 3:00 tomorrow to respond to the court in florida regarding whether or not they should unseal the warrant and the receipt. now, i don't know why he wouldn't just say right now, release it. he has until tomorrow to do it. the receipt and the warrant are going to give us, i believe, some answers to some of the questions we have around this table and some of the questions that have been asked today. >> judge jeanine: it is up to the court at this point to release it and the court will make that decision on monday. >> but, no, judge, you're not right. the trump team has not said they want to release it. >> judge jeanine: right. and the court will decide based upon what happens tomorrow. the court ultimately decides. >> but the president said he didn't have the warrant or the receipt two days ago and told his friends he wasn't. >> judge jeanine: the issue was, her saying that they were shown the warrant, the attorneys on sight from 12 feet away but that's neither here or there. >> but they have it. >> greg: i'm so confused by this. i was under the impression that really it's about the affidavit not the warrant. >> judge jeanine: that's the question i'm going to ask you.

we can talk about the search warrant, because i sign them from home. we can talk about the inventory. the only thing that matters is the basis upon which the warrant was issued. what was this judge told that would give him probable cause to say a crime was committed on something that is not a criminal act, a presidential records act unless maybe it's about something else. >> greg: i don't know, is that the question? i was just making the point i think it was about the affidavit and not the warrant but anyway. >> judge, you've signed warrants in the warrant. >> judge jeanine: what's in a warrant? >> yeah, what's in a warrant. i'm only saying they should release the warrant. >> greg: i want to talk about -- >> i didn't mean the interrupt you. >> greg: that's all right. merrick garland said we had to do this because we couldn't do it anyother way. that's circular nonsense. sorry your honor i had to kick the dog because i couldn't not kick the dog. he's a perfect bureaucrat glad he's not a supreme court judge,

he came off badly. when he describes the fbi as patriotic servants, i would agree. but who else are patriotic servants the irs agents and we've been making fun of the irs since 1862. the fact is, that is our right to criticize patriots and non-patriots alike. the things we say about lawyers, we've been saying for thousands of years. we've been wishing harm on them. [laughter] >> greg: so this idea that we cannot criticize or denigrate anyone for fear that someone else in this country will do something crazy, in two words, screw you. because that is a trick to shut you up. they're basically saying, how dare you, you can't do that. no, no, no. we actually come. and coming from people in the media who delightd in the orgy of police deny grayings as violence was actually occurring, as the riots were happening, and saying horrible things. then you have the media and the fbi monitoring social media for

threats looking at online message boards. that is the equivalent of monitoring every sporting event for heckling. you know? if you want to find that threat or opinion or anything, you can find it. i bet i could find a death threat against dana perino. i probably could. probably from kilmeade. but if you want to look for something like that, you are going to find it. so this is just kind of a way to keep you to -- keep you from talking. amazing story about this is what if nothing is there. what if is really is about bland documents. how bad does garland look then making a how about stain out of a mole hill. if they don't have a picture of trump making out with putin. this is a bust. >> judge jeanine: what is amazing though they can dump on cop as serial racist murderers but don't you dare dump on the fbi. so dana, back to you with the original question. the requirement is that they use the least intrusive means

available to seize evidence, and there is nothing, especially with a history of cooperation, a history of handing over 15 boxes, that suggests that a court order wouldn't have worked. >> dana: yeah, and also strange in this day and age, we have no video. remember when they -- >> judge jeanine: they told them to turn off the tvs and the videos. i was told that by eric trump. >> dana: right. so however it happened, we have no video. we don't even have video of the fbi arriving. remember when they went after roger stone's house they alerted cnn. so merrick garland is saying, kind of clever, right? we didn't say anything, nobody had to know because we didn't say anything. the president's the one who made it public but that was the president's prerogative to do that as well. everything that merrick garland said today could have been said in a written statement on monday night and then you wouldn't have had the news week story everyone talking about how great this news week story is turns out not

true. they say merrick garland didn't even see it. now merrick garland comes out and says actually i did. they could have come out monday night after the president revealed the information and then you wouldn't have him in front of the cameras not answering questions from the press. there's a reason why merrick garland is at the top of list for republicans if they take back the house they want to investigate. talking about the schools, remember, domestic terrorists. talking about they did not do anything at the justice department to protect supreme court justices being attacked and judicial crisis network just put out a million dollars add talking about that. that's before this even happened and that just all happened today. so the last thing i'll say because in the feed block we're going to talk about the white house and i have a lot about that. i don't understand how a document can be this critical. unless it has -- you want the picture, you're saying if it has a picture of putin and trump making out. short of the nuclear codes being written on these documents in a lock behind closed doors, i just don't really understand how a document could warrant this kind

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finally addressed in the unprecedented fbi raid on former president trump. but where president biden and fbi director christopher wray? both men remaining very tight-lipped. >> as i'm sure you can appreciate that's not something that i can talk about so i'd refer you to the department. >> mr. president, are you positive the doj will be fair? >> what do you say to americans who think this is political? >> are you positive the doj will be fair? >> thank you, sir. >> can you say it's not politically motivated, sir? >> jesse: president biden claims he had been in the dark about the fbi raid, among other things. but a new york times report from april is surfacing. it says that last year joe biden told his inner circle he believed donald trump was a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted over january 6th. right now biden's on vacation hanging out with his son hunter, though. here's what people don't like in the country, judge.

we get that you don't want to go out and just hold press conferences in the middle of investigations. we understand that. but something this high profile, and then to go dark for 48 hours while your department is leaking to the new york times, and leaking to the washington post, oh, this, this, this, this, this, we don't like that. and that's why we don't trust the process, because it's not clear to the public. >> judge jeanine: you're right. and, you know, i was going to mention this earlier. the idea that, you know, we don't talk when there's an investigation. what are you talking about? the fbi is known for leaking and leaking and leaking. it's what they do. it's how they get their word out so that juries are tainted, that kind of seen. i mean, i've seen it for 35 years. but the sad part about all this is that hunter biden gets to go on air force one, hunter biden, the guy who got the gun, lied on the pistol application, and doing drugs, doing everything

else, and, you know, pay to play all over the world, unprepared to do any of the stuff he's being paid for, nobody raided his house. nobody raided his apartment. nobody followed him. the same with hillary clinton. the same with sandy burger. the justice depends upon what party you belong to in this country. we see it over and over again. and that's why americans are disgusted with the criminal justice system. whether it's hunter biden or donald trump, you get the exact opposite. they keep saying, you know, nancy pelosi says, you know, no one's above the law. but i'm starting to think that there are people who are beneath the law. there are people who are not held to what the law is, but are under the law. >> jesse: the democrats have really changed. they used to say, oh, don't trust the government, you know, the fbi and cia had infiltrated the anti war movement, the civil rights movement, they spied on

muhammad ali, they supplied on the blank panthers pretty much spied on the tea party, for everybody they've spied on, right? and now the democrats are saying, hey, they've got a warrant. they can go into anybody's house, go into anyone's wife's dressing room and rifle around and no one should see anything, and it's all fine and dandy. how did you guys change from being so, you know, libertarian and anti government to say, yeah, let the government do what it wants with me >> harold: are you talking to me? >> jesse: i'm talking to you and all your people harold. >> greg: all your people [laughter] >> harold: i normally say i have a slightly different opinion i have a very different opinion. i know that secretary pompeo and the former national security advisor mr. bolton are delighted that the justice department and that our law enforcement officials did the right thing and didn't favor evenly without fear and favor and protected them. god bless them and god bless those agents who protected them.

two, hunter, hillary, bill clinton, all of them. i get it. but i can't get around the facts that are here. we can talk about he-you want to talk about hunter biden, hunter biden was investigated i think under donald trump and i think he's still under investigation. >> jesse: why is he understand investigation for so long? >> harold: it's not uncommon. >> jesse:. >> jesse: four years >> harold: i have no clue. >> judge jeanine: the same grand juryman man i listen to the same things you guys listen to. we have before us a set of facts here. i hope all the facts come out and if the president remains innocent, because he's innocent now and he's proven innocent, i'll be the first to say on this show that a lot of what you're saying is probably right. >> jesse: assume, assume -- >> harold: jesse i'm willing to do that, some people say the president had the warrant and he had the receipt and he didn't. >> judge jeanine: that's not a crime. >> jesse: it's not about the

joornt. >> judge jeanine: we're talking abuse of power >> harold: if i had your argument i would say the same thing >> jesse: dana, they'd have to have what? they'd have the nuclear. >> dana: codes. >> jesse: clouds, smoking gun evidence of national security clearance. what if they just have some letters, some documents. what is merrick garland going to say then? >> dana: well, because of the silence and speculation has filled the void and one of those pieces of speculation that some are writing about including andy ma kathy wrote about this yesterday, he said that maybe it's not about records, that the search warrant was broad and what they were really looking for was a fishing expedition for something to do with january 6th >> jesse: they did go intor single room. >> dana: if they do that then i guess merrick garland has something else to say. i understand christopher wray saying i report to, the justice department guy and then merrick garland says, okay, yeah, i signed it. what i can't understand is the

white house maintaining that nobody at the white house was informed. and let's just say the white house said we are going to have a clean break, we don't want to have any discussion with the justice department whatsoever. i think that's very irresponsible and a dereliction of duty. because even if you don't want to have to deal with something that you think is repugnant or ugly, it is still your responsibility to oversee the executive branch and it's your responsibility as the commander in chief and the president of the united states to be informed and to be able to weigh in and to use your judgment. that is why you were elected. and i think that on monday night, in addition to merrick garland issuing a statement, the white house counsel could have said, we were informed, we did not tell the president. didn't tell the president, i've got problems with that, too, but then at least we would know that there was somebody minding the store at the white house. >> jesse: they were all over these guys with the so-called whips on horses. they wouldn't shut up about it greg. but now they can't talk about anything. the president doesn't know anything. >> greg: those were reigns, remember? and now they were whips. they have a problem with

language, don't they jesse? montage. >> jesse: would you like to hear it. >> greg: i would like to hear a montage. >> jesse: is it a raid or not. let's listen. >> it wasn't a raid on his house, no doors were kicked down. >> it's all legal, it's all lawful. it's not a raid. >> i know donald trump was saying this is a raid but that's a gross exaggeration. >> we have to be careful not to adopt the term raid. >> the only reason you would have a search like this, and let's be polite and call it a search and not a raid. >> trump talks about a raid on his home. no, man, there was no raid on your home. >> jesse:. >> jesse: well, what would you call it when they come with guns and rifle through. >> greg: one of those bachelorette scavenger hunts. right? they had a list they were going through. isn't it amazing when we do these monday tajs that it's so clear that there's one script. >> jesse: yeah. >> greg: there's absolutely one script and it comes from somewhere. i don't know where it is, maybe tnt but they all get it and it's okay, this is what we're going

to say today and for once they're into absolute definitions where they refuse to define a woman, redefine recession, where they call black people white supremacists like larry elder, they stretch the language like brian stelter in yoga pants and then they come back where there's a large event of large group of people into the house and say it's just a search. what's your problem. >> jesse: all right. >> greg: thank you. >> jesse: up next joe biden turbo charging his irs army ago looking for people who can use, quote, deadly force. ♪♪ ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪

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♪ >> growing concerns that the irs is building an army of new auditors and some of them could be armed. the new democratic spending bill

will add nearly 87,000 irs agents and now there's a major uproar over a job posting for the agency apparently looking for applicants who can carry a firearm and use deadly force if necessary. judge, i sense that you want to talk on this. >> judge jeanine: no. i was laughing. i mean, what are they going to do? are they going to come in and say jeannine, i want to see the last seven years. okay. come in, here's my boxes. what are they going to do take out a gun and take me in? since when do the ir -- these people, first of all, they're 4-eyes all of them. >> greg: whoa. i haven't heard that since second grade. hey 4-eyes. >> judge jeanine: i mean they're real geeks. they're real smart people. they work with numbers. they're going to carry a gun? it just doesn't fit. it doesn't fit. >> jesse: yeah, they can't shoot straight. >> judge jeanine: i don't know. >> greg: i have a theory. >> judge jeanine: what? >> greg: the ad is to make a dull job sound exciting and

cool. >> judge jeanine: and sexy. >> greg: yeah, you won't be sitting behind a desk going through proceeded sheets you're going to be out in the fields with weaponry, you're going to chase down criminals who didn't declare their trips. >> judge jeanine: yeah, and house wives. i mean really >> harold: thanks 4-eyes we appreciate it. >> greg: i haven't heard that in so long >> harold: dana p? >> dana: well, i think that -- i'm not going to denigrate the members of the irs. i was just saying the irs is going to come out tomorrow and have a press conference and demand we take back any insults to the irs agents. the number one negative aspect of build back better when they did focus groups is the irs agents and now i think democrats are having regrets going all in on this irs deal. because we have proof, non-partisan proof that you are five times more likely to be audited the less wealthy you are. this goes for middle class taxpayers and senator mike put

forward an amendment when announcing this bill saying can we put into this law that no one making under $400,000 a year will get audited and every democrat voted no. why would they want to vote no? well, because, in order to pay for the inflation reduction act, they had to find the money somewhere. where's the money going to come from? it's going to come from you and it's going to come from these audits and that's why they had to deal with. they'll come back for more soon but basically they're trying to audit the poor to buy the rich electric vehicles. >> judge jeanine: that's so sad. we won't be audited >> jesse: trump audited me. >> judge jeanine: what? >> jesse: i couldn't believe it. after everything i had done for the man i get a stupid audit letter right in the middle of the term. i was like what? so we had the accountant go over stuff and i had to just, you know, go everything. >> judge jeanine: did you pay? >> jesse: yeah, i owed, too. not a lot, but they got me. and then i fired my accountant. i have a great accountant now. i'll never owe anything. actually the irs owes me. >> judge jeanine: good luck.

>> jesse: but you don't need a gun as an irs agent, you just don't and what the government is starting to do they're giving everybody guns, the epa has guns, the interior, the irs now has guns. they want to take your guns away. >> judge jeanine: for people that don't like guns. >> jesse: right, they want to take your guns away but they want to give guns to the irs >> harold: you finished? >> judge jeanine: now we're finished >> harold: the one % tax also talk about that because how are they going to pay for that. >> jesse: i don't know what they're talking about >> harold: that's in the bill. up next, make my take, texas governor greg abbott dishes out another big threat to blue cities upset over migrants. ♪♪

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♪♪ . >> greg: texas and new york continuing to throw down over the waves of migrants being buffed to liberal cities. democrat mayor eric adams angry and vowing to send a bus load of new yorkers to campaign in texas in order to oust governor greg abbott in the upcoming gubernatorial race? why do we have to use that word. dumbest word. but the lone star leader isn't backing down and busting out his best clint eastwood production. >> be like clint eastwood. go ahead mayor, make my day. there could hardly be anything better to aid my campaign against beto oh remark than to have beto o'rourke to have his campaign aided by a bunch of new yorkers. that will not be viewed very positively in the state of texas. >> greg: this all seems to be working in abbott and texas's favor. >> dana: this is my favorite story since i returned from my

convalescence. but i would love to see this happen. i want the video and everything. i also would love to see one democrat not named henry cuellar complain that the biden white house blew this up. where is eric adams and muriel bowser complaining to the white house. they're asking -- he's not going to give them national guard troopsg them money and basically they're going to lose the house, and this is one of the issues, and it's because the biden white house won't actually do the federal government's job. >> greg: i think jesse we need to take a victory lap on this one because if this is where the idea came from, remember when we were talking about non-border privilege and that we needed to somehow get the consequences to that border. we said that last summer. >> jesse: we are always right. >> greg: we are always right. [laughter] >> jesse: i didn't realize how brilliant a move this was until a couple days ago. i'm a little slow. >> greg: we know. >> jesse: but what he's done is not just that he sent them here to a city, he sent it to where cameras are.

because the democrats are always saying, we want to bring these illegals out of the shadows, so abbott goes, okay, they're out of the shadows right in front of the cameras. all the cameras are here in manhattan, all the cameras are here in washington, dc. they're not down in texas because the networks don't send cameras down there. so it's like hear no evil, see no evil. oh, you have record breaking illegals coming in, oh, they're in texas, they'll never see it. but once you get the locals, the new york post, the fox cameras, you can't unsee this. and greg, he's doing this every day. >> greg: uh-huh. >> jesse: we're going to do this every single day. >> greg: and it's not even like. >> jesse: it's not going away. >> greg: it's not even 10% of what texas deals with every day. >> dana: no >> harold: 40. >> greg: yeah, i don't think it's one percent. >> judge jeanine: that mask down. i didn't see four eyes. >> greg: i feel like i'm being bullied. >> judge jeanine: the crazy part of this whole thing is, they kept saying these are families,

these are families. with the cameras, every one is a single male, single male, a single male, a single male. they're all coming off, single male. >> line up the port authority. >> judge jeanine: not good. but you know what? texas that's not -- and mayor adams, and the same with muriel bowser, i mean, the fact that they won't blame biden or at least have some network, some sit-down, tells you how they are so ideological, how they are so political, that their position as mayors and the people they represent in their cities are not as important as their democrat ideology. and that's a sad commentary. >> greg: you know, harold, i think we started a mass.com for ideas and consequences, right? the idea -- what you're saying is the ideas of the sanctuary cities meeting the consequences which is encouraging people to cross over >> harold: i'm in line with just about everything said around the table. >> greg: finally. i've been waiting for that

>> harold: took us to the fourth block. look, build a wall. >> greg: yes >> harold: more law enforcement and judges down there to expedite this process >> judge jeanine: fewer irs >> harold: i don't disagree with that. the irs thing con found me also. and three, democrats and republicans, figure out a way to try to invest in smart ways in parts of the world, parts of our hemisphere, otherwise my friends who are mayors that say everything's okay down there, you're going to have to accept what this guy's doing. abbott politics 1, democratic mayors zero on the politics and maybe even substance. we need a better answer. >> greg: my view take a hundred migrants over ten new yorkers. sorry. migrants work, new yorkers don't work, hanging out. you can't even get them to work in restaurants that's why they're closing. >> yeah, mondays and tuesdays. >> greg: terrible. >> jesse: what? they're closing restaurants? >> greg: yes, liberals who love whole foods are going to

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♪♪ . >> dana: members who love shopping at whole foods, i shop there, too, but anyway, aren't going to like this. the company's ceo and co-founder john mackey offering up a major warning about progressive policies taking over america. >> i feel like socialists are taking over, they're marching through the institutions. they're taking everything over. taking over education. looks like they're taking over a lot of the corporations. looks like they've taken over the military. and it's just continuing. >> yeah. >> so i'm deeply concerned and i believe in liberty and capitalism, those are my twin values. >> dana: greg, we've talked about this before so that's not new to him but it might be new to people sort of waking up to this. >> greg: it's interesting on kind of a larger scale in the sense that his customers might hate what he says, but they can't do what he does. so maybe they should listen to him. the reason socialists can't make glorious enterprises like tesla or spacex or amazon or whole

foods is that leftism is inherently destructive not constructive. for liberal socialism to exit you need capitalists to make things that they ca use. because whether it's electric cars or organic powder that you get at whole foods for 30 bucks an ounce, you can preach passion, you can love it but you can't make it without capitalists. >> dana: and judge, when people are worried about inflation, one of the things they think about are not necessarily -- whole foods is more expensive obviously. >> judge jeanine: everything. >> dana: but what he's talking about is competition which makes it harder for to everybody to see. >> judge jeanine: why is competition being thwarted. >> dana: if you end up with socialist policies. >> judge jeanine: oh, in that regard. okay. yeah. >> greg: start paying attention. what were you doing? >> judge jeanine: here's the thing with the whole foods. i feel bad for the guy. he believes in capitalism and i

like whole foods, and that's all i have to say about it. >> dana: do you have anything you would like to add talking about socialists taking over america >> harold: i'm a big fan of whole foods i don't know where he's coming from. here we are as a country that two years ago when covid inflicted us in nine months we developed a vaccine. our teen tisk invasion is off the chart. we got attacked on 9/11, we were wholly energy independent. less than ten years later, we figure out a to make ourselves energy independent. are there flashes of stupidity at times? sure, there are in everything. but we can devote a whole podcast to this is nonsense. >> judge jeanine: i don't know what he was saying >> harold: i don't either. >> greg: harold's making a great point. >> dana: i thought the podcast, he talked about --. >> judge jeanine: i was. >> dana: he was talking about them taking over education. >> judge jeanine: yeah, and we all know that.

. >> greg: harold's trying to be so poignant >> harold: i mean i don't know what he's talking about. >> jesse:. >> jesse: i find whole foods overrated. if you go like to the butcher section, the marblesation if prime cuts is not that prime. if you go to a much more elite sophisticated place, farm to table vibe, you get much better cuts of meat. so people that don't know anything about grocery stores think whole foods is very good. they don't know anything. eatily is where to go. >> judge jeanine: i'm with you jesse. >> dana: we are obviously very worried about socialism taking over america. and there's more to come up next. ♪♪ ♪♪

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: it's time now for one more thing and harold goes first. >> harold: very exciting night for all sports fans, particularly baseball fans. the cubs are set to take on the cincinnati reds in second major baseball field of dreams game. grady trimble is live in dyersville, iowa. grady, what do we have in store tonight, my friend? >> harold, it's not heaven but it's pretty close for the 8,000 baseball fans packing it in to this stadium. you can see the cubs going through batting practice right now. i want to show you the lay of the land. very similar to last year with the cornfield as far as the eye can see. we got 17 home runs last year, including a walk off, hoping for some more action today. in the distance there, the farm field, the farmhouse, the site of the original movie. and this is about not just baseball but the movie is about that father/son bond.

and that's what all the fans and all the players have told us that makes this game so special. so we're hoping for quite a show tonight in dyersville, iowa, among the corn. >> harold: grady, thanks my friend. enjoy. it's going to be a great night of baseball. >> judge jeanine: all right. greg? >> greg: never really liked that movie. [laughter] tonight, bret baier, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, tyrus. 11:00. it will be brutal. do that topic all the way through. i'm lying. look at this. ♪ robots are great ♪ robots are great >> greg: this is pretty creepy. they use them in volleyball. take a look at this. they play against robots because they can't get enough players apparently. isn't that crazy? >> dana: like the restaurant. >> greg: actually better than the players. i'm telling you, volleyball is doomed. robot volleyball rules. this is in japan by the way. >> dana: place your bet. >> greg: there you go.

>> today is national sons and daughters day. i have both of those. those are my daughters. elliana and sophia. and there is jesse jr. that was a while ago. >> judge jeanine: i was going to say he looks tiny there. >> jesse: in a lobster pot. going on vacation in maine next week so you will miss me i will be with my son and daughters. >> judge jeanine: and my wife. >> jesse: if you are not watching the baseball game on fox turn into freedom on fox news reacting to the merrick garland press conference. >> judge jeanine: you forgot to say emma is going too. >> dana: country music lovers we have a couple here at the table. jason hardy keith shelton; he has a contest is he doing. jaycee was adopted and this november is national adoption month and to bring some attention and awareness to adoption, is he going to do a contest called write like a rock

star.com share your adoption story along a short video clip of yourself singing or performing any song you like from the radio and he is going to record it and you could become a star and he is going to announce that on november 1st. he also did the song beers in and sunshine with darius rucker. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. thank you, dana. i will do mine next week. "special report" is up next. >> bret: i can wait, judge. i will see greg in a bit. good evening. i'm bret baier, come to you tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, president biden's attorney general says the justice department is seeking to unseal the search warrant used on the former president trump's compound in florida. merrick garland saying he personally approved the decision to seek the warrant. the attorney general making a brief statement this afternoon. one that biden administration officials said they had no knowledge of until it was