>> jason: thanks to laura ingraham for allowing me to sit in. "gutfeld!" is up next. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dana: hi, everyone. i am dana perino. back by popular demand from fans of the show as well as greg's friends and family. just kidding.

everybody knows greg doesn't have fans. happy tuesday, everyone. happy tuesday slept for everyone except greg, sick as a dog, or so he claims. if that were true, i would be there taking pictures. you can never be too sure with greg. i sent an intern to check on him and we now go live outside his house. it looks like greg left everyone out of the basement tonight. anyway, to the monologue. he's probably heard, an international tanis to go to the star has been banned from the u.s. open. because he's famously not vaccinated against covid-19. the disease that the multi-vaccinated first couple

keeps packing to go. regularly one of the best tennis players ever. he is won 21 grand slams or is brian stelter calls it, when he goes to denny's, and appetizer. he took to twitter making the announcement and thanked his fans for love and support. he says he will keep a positive spirit and wait for an opportunity to compete again. with draconian covid restrictions still in place, who knows when that will happen. make no mistake, djokovic is being punished unfairly for taking a stand against a vaccine he believes isn't right for him. especially since he's a world-class outlet who has already been cleared and not and ailing president.

♪ ♪ the whole thing reeks of hypocrisy and nonsense. rules not based on science whatsoever. take a look at what's going on at the southern border. fox news has been on it from the start showing you video and images of migrants coming into the united states. are they vaccinated, on vaccinated? who really knows. although if they were coming here to vote republican, biden would demand a wall across the border and not just one eye on his delaware beach house. what we do know is the outrageous rules they are applying to djokovic are not the same rules they are applying to illegal border crossings. to quote the cdc if you are a non-u.s. citizen who is a nonimmigrant, you will need to show proof of being vaccinated against covid-19 before you travel by air to the united states from a foreign

country. look at this from earlier this month. on vaccinated people now have the same guidance as vaccinated people. so you want to come into america on vaccinated on foot, be our guest. we'll roll off the red carpet for you. but you open a luxury hotel in the heart of manhattan and you won't pay iodine. feel free to take in a broadway show. but heaven help you if you don't if the jab and you want to fly in on an airplane. good luck with that. rules are making it so you never get in here. peter doocy questioned the white house press secretary on monday. like geraldo's fault, she came up empty. >> how come migrants are allowed to come in on vaccinated better world-class tennis players not? >> you are talking about which world-class tennis player? >> novak djokovic. >> you asked me about him. these records are confidential under u.s. law.

therefore the u.s. government cannot discuss the details of individual visa cases. due to privacy reasons. i do for you to cdc. this is a cdc requirement for foreign nationals. this is something that they decide. >> dana: but wait, not going to let her off the hook that easily. >> this is something that is up to them. the u.s. open in their participant particles. i refer you to them. they have their own specific protocols. there are two different things. >> somebody on vaccinated over on a plane. he said it's not okay. somebody walks into texas or arizona on vaccinated they are allowed to stay. why? >> that's not how it works. >> i know that's not what you want to happen but that's what's happening. >> dana: the white house is less prepared than steak steak tartare.

more clueless than jimmy fila at a men's warehouse. thousands of unvaccinated migrants come in and djokovic stays out. a group of protesters gathered outside the stadium in queens with the u.s. open is taking place. they are calling for an end to the vaccine mandate. they held up signs. the protest was so peaceful i'm surprised sienna didn't collect an insurrection. for their part the united states tennis association said last month while it doesn't have a vaccine mandate, they are just following the federal policy which is about as big a stand as milmegan rapinoe during the national anthem. djokovic is shining a light on the greater issue of government overreach and the notion they are following the science, formerly known as dr. fauci's mood for the day.

how is it science that are not commit like djokovic these to show proof of vaccination but an immigrant doesn't trickle at ths event border doesn't have to. the cdc. if we carried passport with a tennis racket and a can of dunlop's, douse them with holy water. let this be your lesson. whenever they say we are following the science, it's really a translation for "we are playing politics." like greg added spelling bee, you never win. let's file come tonight's guests. she loves breaking news and putting it back together. fox business correspondent gerri willis. 50% of people think she's wasted. the other half know she is.

fox news anchor julie banderas. he is a brave marine but when he saw jimmy fila, he said this is what i was fighting for? retired marine corps bomb technician johnny joey jones. and he's a funny guy but his show has more bombs than joey has diffused. fox across america host jimmy fail. gerri, how does karine jean-pierre say what world-class tennis player. this was the news of the week. you were there yesterday. what was the atmosphere like? >> let me point out another double standard. we go to arthur ashe stadium. we are talking to everybody. thousands of people. nobody's wearing a mask. you'd have to prove no vaccination. then you go inside and use it

cheek by jowl. nobody cares. you are telling the guy who is socially distance playing tennis, he has to be vaccinated? that's crazy. i don't understand. she's crazy. they are crazy. john mcenroe says the usda has to get in here and make sure that they try to defend this guy. djokovic should be supported, not just hands-off, well, whatever the government wants to do, that's okay. >> yes. >> dana: joey, every day you can watch bill mucha at the border. literally every live shot. you can say dana, before i get started, i'm watching 150 people walk across the country. bill melugin. >> that tells me peter doocy is way better his job in our current press secretary is at her job to the point of...

[applause] right? talk about point out the obvious. we talked about this on that other show earlier. "the five" of the three of us were on. here's the deal. this is the absolute truth. it's not easy to say. in their minds, meaning the liberals, the progressives, we owe the people trying to cross the border more than we owe americans who we should keep safe. that's the truth of it. i mentally have to fight against. that's what peter doocy is sitting there pushing back against. that's what we have this network push back against every day. it's not mutually inclusive to believe the people coming across the border could be good people. but also be harmful to our country, not just crime but the economic problems, the fraud clerk of the defrauding of our system. we can control people coming on

airplanes. we have no control of our border whatsoever that for her to say that it would be terrible for the people that she works for like president biden. >> dana: julie, it drives me nuts that the white house never takes an easy win. why not just say, call up the croatian leader and say hey -- or the serbian leader and say hey, we want him to play. tomorrow i'm going to announce that we are going to change the policy. >> i believe there are several institutions that need to grow a pair, if you know what i mean. >> dana: i don't know what that means. >> you are not greg. >> dana: a pair of what? >> you can grow those? i need to grow a pair. >> quite frankly the usda needs to stand up before their players. the usda does not have a rule that says you have to be vaccinated but the cdc does. as far as covid is concerned, we

are not living in 2020 anymore. the administration needs to sort of get up to speed. i had it. i didn't die. i'm not a tennis player. i was vaccinated and boosted. i would be better off being a tennis player unvaccinated. >> dana: they say djokovic, should just go to the southern border and walk across with your tennis racket and you'll be fine. >> he will be accused of whipping migrants. >> here's another obvious fact. the u.s. open takes place in flushing queens. covid is not a top ten germ to catch in flushing queens. [applause] seriously. anyone who has ever spent a night in a bar in flushing, if you come home with covid, thank god. i don't know what i was going to tell jenny and the kids this time. that is the scam of the whole thing. i'm not saying a someone who is anti-vaccinated.

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>> dana: san franciscan say no taxation until you fix the homeless situation. if the pandemic had you stressing, joe rogan says teach the dems the lesson. they are threatening to stop paying taxes of the city doesn't do something. 125 local businesses recently wrote a letter to city officials saying they are fed up, that it hurt their bottom line way too much. which is what greg told his staff when they asked for air-conditioning and bathroom breaks. they are done paying taxes unless their demands are met including 35 shelter beds, monthly data on the services offered to the homeless and a plan for what to do with people who declined help. said one local business leader "whatever they're doing, it isn't working." which is the same thing, the agents have been telling jimmy. >> a lot of tough love today.

>> dana: speaking of what to do and things aren't working, on his podcast this week joe rogan said there's only one way to hold others accountable for their mistakes handling the pandemic. >> i hope there's lessons learned. no one who is alive today had ever experienced a true pandemic. i'm hoping that now that this is over, people are going to recognize that serious errors were made and not repeat those. that's the best you can get out of it. >> what do you tell those people? >> vote republican. >> that's what a lot of them are going to do anyway. >> dana: he's probably right on that one although nancy pandemic did some fine work during the cholera pandemic. let's check in with the new political correspondence. what's your prediction for the midterms?

looking forward to those guys filling on on "the five." jimmy, my san francisco story, a short wise man named greg said this is what happens when you get one party towns. without loyal opposition, you get revolt. >> that's what happened. they were rooting for their party instead of their quality of life. new york and san francisco are the world's two biggest outdoor restrooms. that's not a good thing. but why? it's been there for years but people want their party to get a win so they didn't actually hold anyone accountable to the point now where it's actually kind of too late because businesses holding out isn't going to help. it's just going to pass the bill onto us with those 87,000 new irs agents. they are not going to pay very jimmy failla is going to get audited.

>> dana: is that what they call it flushing meadows? julie, you said i love san francisco and agree with the politicians in california. care to explain? >> i love this idea. i want a rebate for every homeless, stoned person in the city exhaling their secondhand smoke in my face. i can save a buck or two. the politicians in san francisco. the homeless situation in san francisco, look at los angeles. look at every democratic led city in this entire country. if you look at if by crime, homelessness, we should be getting a discount. i want a discount. i don't mean the five finger discount i used to take advantage of when i was 15. some kind of rebate. >> dana: confidence would be good. from a business perspective, how does the scourge of homelessness affect small business owners and your 125 businesses.

>> these poor folks. i read their comments. they are taking poo off of the sidewalk in front of their businesses. they are moving the home was away from the doorstep. here's what's going to happen. people get frustrated. they can't make money, they don't like their lives. they leave. they will leave the castro district because they can't make money there. it's a simple thing. and the city should do everything they can to support small businesses, not stand in their way. >> dana: joey, what solution would you suggest? >> the real estate market at alcatraz is probably pretty big right now. you get an island on your own. it's spacious. at the end of the day, you get what you ask for. you get what you vote for. you get what you've advocated for. if you don't like it, might be time to do some soul-searching and say maybe this wasn't the way. i'm a big edgar allan poe fan.

jimmy. we are calling him little jimmy dickens. short story or poem. the pendulum swings both ways. the pendulum has been pulled so far left in places like san francisco, it's going to cut loose. it's going to swing back and people are going to push back against it. it's what will be left of the city by that time here will be left of the country. we talked on "the five" yesterday. or we talked about on your show this morning, be quiet crime crisis of cities that aren't named san francisco, los angeles, chicago, new york. these problems are happening everywhere. san francisco for now is taking up space in the headlines because he used to be a beautiful city. now it's a beautiful mess. >> dana: denver is another one i am familiar with. do you think that rogan is right? people will think about not just

crime but what happened in the last few years with the lockdowns. the fable will want to vote republican in november? >> i think a lot of people are. i don't think democrats have read the room on how much covid frustration there is. people are sick of it. they hated the hypocrisy. san francisco is one of the epicenters of covert hypocrisy. there may are the mirror i haven't been to beijing in a while but i don't member the disco scene being very big over there. i don't appreciate all the cheap shots. a lot of cheap shots. if we're going to get into a dissing contest, you don't have a leg to stand on. >> dana: i don't know if that's allowed. >> i didn't know you hated the

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queso. they went full damage control mmold it. it's often tagged by social media and we love to celebrate them by reposting images to our channels. this is one of those occasions. abercrombie has clearly moved on from their obsession with young, hot shirtless guys. unlike greg. >> i am carried by shirtless chippendale dancers of every single flight of stairs. thank god i have my own private security. they are very pro-stop and frisk. my latest candidate for my personal assistant. this is hans and lars and clive. >> dana: i feel like i saw a

lot of those shows. when i was younger i felt like i could never afford anything at abercrombie. have they gone woke? >> i remember that place being untouchable. my mom would be like no, we are going to jcpenney. it's the worst. or so years which is even worse. >> that was still pretty -- i was still pretty bougie. >> the rolled up sock you mention. always reminds me of greg. >> dana: i think greg mentioned the sock but i'll take credit. >> you tossed to that and it just miss him. i will say. i think he would love this. it would make greg looks much better. i agree. i think they're basically promoting diabetes and high blood pressure which isn't really necessarily a great role model. victoria's secret always have these really skinny. there's got to be accountable medium. if you don't to promote obesity. you want to promote normal bodies being 500 pounds is not

normal. that girl should never wear those shorts. >> dana: jimmy, where do you stand? >> this is one of the perks having to guest host. we wouldn't be doing this if greg was here. he shops at baby gap. the whole thing about body positivity. they are getting people killed. if you look at covid, obesity was the leading cause of death from covid. what did we do to encourage people to get the vaccine? we give them a krispy kreme doughnut. kind of insane. i am always on the side of tough love. yes i want people to feel accepted and their bodies but there is a study out and i want you to think about this. 40% of elementary school children are obese but they don't know they are obese. that's what happens when you eliminate bullying. listen to me. bullying serves a purpose. i was 300 pounds of the kid. i got in shape a little bit. i know i was fat. every day when i got out of that

car, you fat [bleep] every day. they would be like, how much did you eat, you animal. i'd be like all right, mom. see you at 3:00. turn people around. now i don't turn it around. we just tell them they are wonderful and they go get diabetes. abercrombie should have a station where they saw off your foot when you get done because of that gout. i say that as a fat guy but i'm trying. shouldn't tell people not to try. you should at least try. it's not working but what he want from me? >> dana: we had some good therapy there. thank you for sharing. joey. do you think abercrombie deserves the backlash? >> i have a confession to make. i worked at abercrombie. that's not -- they didn't have the sawed-off your foot station back then. i worked at abercrombie when i lived in florida.

i was going to the balm tech school. i didn't have a lot of free time with her free time i had i worked at abercrombie in my job. we couldn't beat shirtless, ada skintight t-shirt on. >> much like today. i would spray the cologne. industrial spray bottle in the own thing you were allowed to say when people came and was "hey, what's going on question request but that's all you could say. abercrombie deserves everything that comes at them. this is a story that mandated you where they are close but would not give you a discount to buy them. it's a horrible story. in 2,003 the worst to because they were discriminating. if you are ugly, you have to work in the back. we were called floor models. the store is horrible and the clothes are not what they need

to be. all that being said, here's the deal. i have no attraction to the models of days of old. where i'm from, we let go full figured gal. that's normal. so bring out normal. just be normal people of normal size. you don't have to have a washboard stomach or have an extra 500 pounds. there is somewhere in between. i come from a family, i am around and then some. my uncle jeff would sit down with a bull that you mix cake sin. he would have a box of cereal and a gallon of milk and whichever one ran out first was when he quit eating breakfast. it's finally here because it's true. i love my uncle jeff. i am the smallest guy and i get made fun of for being too little

and my family. there is a limit to what's healthy. you don't have to be skinny. just be healthy. don't celebrate unhealthy. >> dana: i didn't know that this would be the best block of the show. gerri, is it a cop-out to post that it wasn't an ad? >> they said okay, look at this. you're absolutely right. they've had major problems. lawsuits because of the way they handled not their customers with the people who work for them. it's been a real embarrassment. this is just one of many troubles this company has had. i want to meet uncle jeff. >> dana: i do too paired was his favorite cereal? >> i think it was fruity peb pebbles. we are big milk and corn bread folks. >> dana: i want to come visit.

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>> dana: lawmakers are stopping when it comes to your kids favorite dessert topping. it could be the start. [explosion] >> war on whipped cream. >> dana: stores in new york are starting to enforce a law banning the sale of whipped cream to anyone under 21 meaning you'll have to show i.d. to buy whipped cream but not to vote. the law was passed last november over concerns that too many teens were getting high by inhaling the nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas, used as propellant in the canisters. it's the same stat substance gio the audience at jimmy's shows.

according to the alcohol and drug foundation. inhaling nitrous oxide can cause heart attack and psychosis. stores can be fined 250 bucks for telecaster someone underage and up to 500 for subsequent violations. the bill was sponsored by democratic state senator from queens after he says he got complaints about too many empty canisters on neighborhood streets. and he couldn't get a decent hit out of any of them. for more, let's go live to some of the whip it using teens for comment. gutfeld's phone number will be available. julie, are you concerned about your soon-to-be teenaged kids not be able to get whipped cream?

>> i feed my kids that same exact way and i thought i was i catch my kids in my refrigerator sucking down. not whipping. but sucking down whipped cream. now it's illegal. you seem like the type that probably partied a lot as a kid. did you do with it? >> dana: i don't know this means. >> let me explain. you take the can, inhaling fumes, you blow it into your mouth. for a split second, you get a high. i know about it because i read about it and kat told me about it. now we can't have ice cream sundays? >> dana: you have to show an i.d. if you can send your son. >> talk about fighting the wrong battle. banning whipped cream. you can get weed every 3 feet in

new york city. a cop stopped me on the way to work. are you smoking marijuana? no. here you go. but really think about the ridiculous of this in proportion to the drug problem in new york. this is like your banning scratch-offs because you're worried about gambling in las vegas. there still 30 casinos and blackjack tables. this doesn't help anybody. >> dana: gerri, what about the war on whipped cream? >> what about puppicinos? he loves them. >> dana: what will you do to prevent this law? >> we don't have laws in georgia. what are you talking about?

listen. here's the deal. this is another reason why this generation is so weak. these kids, they are huffing whipped cream. back in my day you had to buy the jumbo magic marker. or you had to go buy as much robitussin as you could get. if you got real desperate you would take shoe polish. not to give you a bunch of bad ideas. we had it rough when we wanted to get higher 14. >> dana: is not a real thing? >> it's a wonder you aren't a better bomb tech. >> one bad step. >> everybody here, what are we saying? >> you need another shirt. >> dana: we are all saying that.

>> we fight all the wrong battles. so many drugs, so many substances available. this is pretend. so many pretend solutions to real problems right now. if you wanted to help kids. you know how screwed up kids are question markets not from whipped cream. i was one of the kids that did with it. i'm on national tv right now. i think we are fighting the wrong battles. as a concerned parent. >> dana: the government, they don't know where to stop. >> when i serve my kids a glass of wine, a limited period parents need to have some control over their children. don't suck on the bottle of whipped cream. i'm sure you've been told this before. just put it on your ice cream. same thing. there's regulations. those are the parents' responsibilities, not the government. i am so sick and tired of parents not taking responsibility for their bratty kids. >> dana: you could say the same about the government trying to take care of the people. the people aren't allowed to

take care of themselves. i have a store owner having to ask a 50-year-old woman for her i.d. in order to buy ready whip. >> how silly do you want to be. how likely isn't to have any impact at all on what they are trying to control? it won't. you know julie's daughter is going to come to her and say mommy, will you please go get the whipped cream? >> of course i will. >> dana: how much is the cost of whipped cream going to go up? >> i want to say one of of thing. the drug overdose situation in this country is nothing to laugh at your 100,000 teenagers last year died of a drug overdose. i didn't do the science but since they love science, let's do the science on how many people have died from with it. one bottle exploded on some tiktoker. >> i can tell you how many people took their road test on a

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>> a story in five words. >> dana: here's a story in five words. most americans seize the day. the new poll shows two-thirds of americans have a carpe diem or seize the moment attitude. do you live this way? >> i was completely confused by this story. i thought seize the day meant to take advantage of all the opportunities that come your way and do what you can to make yourself in your world better. but no, it's advocating day drinking, as far as i can tell. it's all about making yourself feel better in self-care. i remain confused but not surprised that a lot of people probably under the age of 40 answered yeah, i definitely seize the day. >> dana: one of the things they said is the since the

pandemic in order to make yourself feel better and feel like you're living as you do a lot of online shopping. >> i did that before the pandemic. the percentage of 25% drinking, choosing your favorite beverage, i've been doing that since i was 16. the pandemic has not changed my life whatsoever other than the fact that made me enjoy the fact that i got to social distance for two years. i've always done that but normally -- >> dana: you had a good excuse. >> and i'm just following the law. >> dana: joey, do you seize the day? >> one day at a time. on a more serious note, gratitude. my house, my fortress of solitude. my fortress of gratitude. i am so thankful to be alive. not just because i've survived something that should have killed me but in doing so i was reminded of how blessed i am not just to have my beautiful family

and those blessings but just be born in this country. that being said, the reason these youngsters are living t was about to pay off half my student loans might be taking spring break in cabo too. there is no better time in history have ever to be young and broke that in the united states right now. the government will do anything. >> dana: despite what jimmy said in the green room, we are glad you're here. jimmy, do you enjoy life's pleasures more post-pandemic? >> actually know. i used today drink more when i was younger. my taxi passengers hated it. i definitely think i came into this with the same attitude. i come from a really fun family. i was look at life like we are always in the fund business. to be serious. if you died tomorrow, you're not going to wish you got one more twitter fight.

you're going to want to listen to the song you like, eat the food you like. that's my mentality. when i was in a cab getting cut off and shot at, i would be like, i love this song. i'm not even kidding. that's my only secret sauce in life. if you look at life like your dog with the job. the dog is always waiting his tail. he goaded the airport. they are counting on him to save the plane. that's me. >> dana: beautifully said. don't go away. we'll be right back. new astepro. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray.

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