look, a lot of people are dealing with this, sandra to get to jobs now. record number of people working two jobs. >> sandra: it is an interesting time and a big election coming up. we will see what the voters decide. steve moore, thank you for joining us today. good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. neil will be back and you can catch and you'll live weekdays, 1:00 p.m. eastern time, "the five" is next. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro jessica tarlov, jesse watters, dana perino, greg gutfeld and it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ we are 29 days before the midterms and democrats are in a full-blown panic when it comes to voters concerns over their top issues, inflation in the

economy. it is typically not a good sign where moderate congresswoman thinks what her what reporting needs is a complete overhaul and break away from biden's deeply unpopular presidency. >> we need a new generation of. we need new blood period across the democratic party and the white house. i think the country has been saying that. but if the sitting president of the united states decides to run, we will support it. >> judge jeanine: no wonder dems itching to tom biden. the poles have biden under the water by 15 points on average in battleground states. the liberal is warning the president is dragging down the parties candidates. >> i just think the economic headwinds are so tough. and biden doesn't have it as a canada anymore. and you really can't make his case. i don't think the democrats are in any better place.

>> judge jeanine: , top democrats scene spotted sipping wine and eating hors d'oeuvres at a swanky fund-raiser in paris. okay, so, it is amazing now 29 days out, dana, come back and forth, not so fast. then mcconnell was shaky. now, here we are, it seems like, the last stand and joe biden is underwater in 15 of the democrat battleground states, senate candidates. you have people saying, "we need new blood" appearance before do you remember i think it was early august, we did stories about the articles already written about joe biden's comeback. he was the comeback kid. i was skeptical at the time, but there is always a little bit, gosh, may be gas prices are starting to take down. we have the kansas result about

abortion issue referendum even though that was badly worded and seems like it gave him momentum. they had some money behind them and republicans beaten up in the primaries. it has taken them a while to crawl back. what has really helped them as the democrats and it is mostly president biden and people looking at this and saving my 401(k) sucks right now. and that is something that will matter to them when they think about overall economic picture appear they are paying more for gas, groceries and then you have the opec decision. that will increase prices even more. so i don't see an economic miracle happening for the biden administration. and the republicans have been very effective for a long time sating the spending proposals that the biden team were putting forward will exacerbate inflation. they have stuck to that message one, it is true and also because it was effective. and now people are being able to draw those direct lines between one policy to the next.

i don't think people if they decide to vote for republicans believe all of a sudden things will turn around. but they do think the excessive spending will hopefully come to a stop. >> judge jeanine: you know, jesse, i think a lot of people think instinctively law and order, republicans are stronger. what you see now that the coming out and saving "whether or not they have law enforcement agencies supporting them is another question." but terry moran says, "people don't want biden around. he can't make his case." who helps these people that is front and center right now? >> jesse: try selling a house that someone died in. you can't do it. it's books the customers. that is what the democrats are going through right now. these approval ratings are abysmal. biden is down 18 underwater in arizona. minus 20 in georgia!

minus 17 in nevada, minus 24 points in ohio! it is so bad. he is a political skunk. it is like no matter how many showers the democrats take, they cannot watch the stink off of them. trump, obama, bush come i remember they us to g out and barnstorm in september and october. they used to go around and hold up their hands "all right!" have you seen joe biden do that one time? has joe biden actually hold a rally for an actual contender since labor day? no! no! you haven't seen any images like that. i dare you to fact-check to me. doctors don't want him out there either. he can't be flying all over the country right now. he can't do two consecutive days of traveling. the only person that wants him to campaign for him as stacey abrams. and biden is not going to campaign for her because he doesn't want to be associated

with a loser. he even know she's going down. >> judge jeanine: by the way, did you notice stacey abrams that she never really denied... [laughter] >> jesse: it is so bad and now the democrats are like, they keep getting asked the same question: do you want joe biden -- fresh blood, this is what fresh blood was about purity of joe biden approval ratings at 53%, no one is talking about fresh blood. they are giving joe a transfusion. they love joe and other democrats that are young looking, they just want fresh blood because they want more seniority. they want bigger, you know, positions in the house and senate. that is what it's all about. >> judge jeanine: jessica, i think you are chomping at the bit. >> jessica: i think jesse using a skunk which i take personally. so joe biden was out with john fetterman, who is in one of the

closest races. >> jesse: labor day rally. the speed checked. >> jesse: did he hold up his hand like this que? >> jessica: i think so, actually. >> jesse: that was labor day. was that a month ago? >> jessica: okay, so i think congresswoman was talking about more than joe biden is the leadership and what is going on with nancy pelosi. because in 2018, there was this direction by tim ryan where they didn't want her to have speakership and marsha was going to run against her. they broke with this deal where she terminated herself. and didn't sign on it and steny hoyer, nancy pelosi said she was a bridge to the next generation of leadership. i understand the frustration not just because of the numbers but there are a lot of good people that have won highly competitive swing districts with incredible backgrounds. in 2018, we have the camo wave where people have served like --

they got into office. and when is it going to be -- in terms of biden approval rating when you go back in history 2014, obama was underwater. they picked up eight in total, and five in 2014. the numbers were not as big as 17 points, et cetera but it does not mean the democrats are dumb because of joe biden. >> jesse: because obama had a base clinic trump had a base but he has no base. he goes to a rally and no one is showing up. >> jessica: first of all, bernie sanders had the biggest rallies in the world, bigger than trump in a lot of cases in the did not win. >> jesse: joe biden close to a swing state and does a rally and no one is showing up, jessica. you know that. >> judge jeanine: dana and i would talk about bernie sanders, but you know what, greg, i love when adam schiff and his buddy

patrick maloney go to paris and they go to geneva, switzerland. they have these fund-raisers allegedly to raise money from americans overseas? what is that about? >> greg: i have no idea. i find it disgusting. in two words, joe was in a lot of trouble. [laughter] the person in power will be on the defense, right, because they own -- they have a record and they own the present. another two years, this is pretty much unbelievable. you have soaring crime relates to migrates like you have never seen. this is different. >> judge jeanine: this is worse. >> greg: there is no bottom to this. we have soaring inflation and joe's word, we are approaching armageddon. this is not comforting. the horse harshest critics would not predict this. the actual deeds are not tweets or personality flaws, which is all we were talking about when

trump was around. this is the ultimate selfishness that i'm seeing. you see prominence in politics in the media will admit biden is objectively a terrible president. but they will still take him over trump because they are no longer stressed out, right? so they would rather have everybody in america suffering with crime and inflation just so they could maybe 20 minutes more of sleep. that is their suffering. the only way they can be near to that is if they are far away with the american public, and they usually are, the media is faraway and elitist. i want to go back to the point about blood, new blood, maybe she meant it literally actual transfusion of pure plasma and blood might help him. but it does matter. because robert wright and the rider went said the number of times you say "screw it" increases exponentially every decade. you have a guy in his ninth decade and every day is a "screw

it" decade. he lacks investment so you talk about inflation of gas and i've seen it all, he as he gets older cares less because there is less investment. he will not be around longer. that is the scary part. that is why he doesn't move the old people out of the way slowly. you don't want to hurt them. >> judge jeanine: what age is that? [laughter] all right, too close for comfort and two people shot outside of lee zeldin's home while his daughters inside appeared brand-new reaction next. ♪ ♪ it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #6 the boss. pepperoni kicks it off. with meatballs smothered in rich marinara. don't forget the fresh mozzarella. don't you forget who the real boss is around here.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: really scary situation for congressman lee zeldin is trying to put an end to crime. two people shot outside of his house while his two daughters were inside. one of the bullets actually hitting the fence and the victims found under his porch. >> they were just sitting there at the kitchen table doing homework. and bullets are starting to go up all around them. we don't live in some huge house with -- it's not a gated community. this is something that really happen feet from where they were sitting. >> jesse: lee zeldin is running for governor to try to reverse the criminal justice policies like no cash bail. the resulting bless think the media saying he was politicizing the attack. >> i was standing outside of my home answering their questions

because they asked me to come outside to speak to them. so i said, "okay, you are asking me out to address what happened. happy to do it rather than one-on-one interviews or spending time with our daughters, we will come out and answer the questions at the same time." the first question is coming after me for standing in front of the crime scene tape speaking to you. >> jesse: he should just an inside, right? >> judge jeanine: it shows you how out of touch the presses he read one of the things about congressman selden, he is the real deal. he has been a prosecutor and a paratrooper, a veteran, a lo year and he understands all the issues. he said one of the first things he's going to do is get rid of the d.a. [and exercise his constitutional rights under the state constitution to remove d.a.s not prosecuting time and for that i give him kudos. and why are you politicizing

this? that is a bunch of nonsense! his two girls are in the house, two teenage daughters. they were at a columbus day parade and two kids get shot by the way known to the police department, and they are only 17. so we are talking juveniles at this point. it is a dangerous place. we have crimes in front of your home on the interstate in chicago on the subway. and then we have an ex-governor saving "i've never felt less safe in my life, stephen patterson." you know what, patterson lived through the '80s, '90s. this is random provoked assaults. the '80s, '90s it was about drugs but now you have kids with guns and they don't take firing. they don't go to the range to fire guns. so everybody is a sitting duck. >> jesse: i need someone to

jump on stage and stick lee zeldin earlier in the year too? >> jessica: can you make fun of me for a week solid? yes. they did. and this has been the top issue for lee zeldin in this county. kathy hochul hasn't had a good responses for it. she hasn't turned around and said "i will get rid of all of the people and reformed these policies as best as i can." it is obviously damaging her and that two recent polls. one a couple of points and siena 17 points. but look how blue new york has drifted in and you would expect more, obviously, at this point. i do think though in terms of lee zeldin to win this race that it does hurt him that donald trump ended up endorsing him and did a fund-raiser with him in september. he raised a lot of money $1.2 million, but if you are trying to get moderates and democrats to swing over, especially on the law and order issue, the trump i think

that ends up hurting him. the ads that tie him to trump, lee zeldin is a trump candidate instead of xyz issues. >> jesse: that is very political. >> jessica: what is politics. >> jesse: people are dying which is more important and the person who has governor now, kathy hochul or however you say her name, she was not even elected and she got the job and won't even debate lee z lee zeldin. >> dana: i find it amazing democrats are attacking republicans for talking about crime. they should talk about crime. one, you should talk about crime because it is an issue, not just in the cities. mid side's disease no mics it is all across the country. it is a homeless problem, mental health problems and prosecutors like [in new york all across the country. so is now another issue overall info polls and even higher, but

if the guy of power is biden and he won't talk about the main issue which is crime and he won't talk about the border, and he tells you prices aren't that bad and inflation is temporary and not a big deal for you, i don't see how republicans don't close very well. going into the end here. >> jesse: has the governor of new york, kathy hochul said to her opponent, "hey, i'm glad your daughters are okay." >> jessica: yes. >> greg: you missed, you missed! i just want to point out i will have lee zeldin on the show with the shooters. we will have a confrontation. >> jesse: talk it out. >> greg: that is how you do it. i'm bringing a therapist on we will bring a brochure and gets to ask them why they were shooting. that was wrong. that is what -- who had the

brochure? who had the brochure? i can't remember the name of the person. biden can't talk about anything because everything is bad. if you bring up an issue, you just named all of them. you can't talk about it! you talk about crime, like the tree falling in the woods and if a republican, you don't hear it. it still doesn't matter because it happened at him and he's a republican and not a democrat. you brought up his affiliation to trump, can you jokingly said that his political, but you are right. we have been talking how do we get beyond this political chasm that keeps interfering with us. because if crime is not a political thing, it is a human thing. so it is like you have to be able to say "okay, there is no question lee zeldin is a better candidate than kathy hochul." even though i hate donald trump and he did a fund-raiser with them, maybe i should put that aside because i don't want my kids to be mugged. i don't want my parents to be shot. we are too busy -- we've been brainwashed to think law and

order is nothing but -- if it has to be seen with a lens of social justice. the way people look at criminal justice is different. we don't look at them like criminals anymore and that is why there is no floor to this crime. it keeps getting worse because we lost the ability to say, "that is a criminal and we need to punish them harshly." he is a victim too, he is a victim too and that is destroying the country. there is no bottom appearance before i think people will make that decision. if you are truly undecided at this point and you plan to vote, i think it will evolve that way because making the decision on crime. >> judge jeanine: because they are hate and interferes with the objective assessment whether or not their family will be saved, then they get what they pay for. >> jessica: or they care about other issues. >> greg: other issues brought him public safety? people believe their safety is a right. you can't take that away from them. >> judge jeanine: a first order of government. snowing all right, you lost that

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♪ ♪ >> dana: so the biden administration getting cold out ignoring what parents want while pushing equity agenda in classrooms. republican glenn youngkin defending the parents rights he instituted in virginia. >> parents have a fundamental right to be engaged and their parents lives and oh, by the way, parents have the right to have parents engaged in their life. we need to fix the wrong. they do not belong to the statement families. so these most important decisions, step one, engage parents and out to the exclusion

of a trusted teacher or advisor to make sure that parents are involved in their children's lives. this is not controversial. >> dana: meanwhile biden's education secretary coming under fire for parent groups and education handing out millions of dollars on wellness and equity instead of actual academics. it is because secretary cardona wants to reimagine our schools with more equitable lens and raise the bar for how we serve students who often get left behind. greg, no one is against helping students get left behind. >> greg: i am. [laughter] >> dana: equitable lens is the reason. >> greg: it is no surprise decline in literacy is coinciding with this equity crusade. because equity is not about giving everybody a leg up but making from above as kamala harris said, everybody will end up in the same place. that is what she says so if jack can't read, it is better to make sure jill does not read much better than he does.

that is equity, the opposite of opportunity and you see this everywhere. getting rid of grading scales, honors classes, extra credit and some people not looking at s.a.t.s anymore. it is because those things reveal any quality and outcomes, right, that which is the essence of freedom. people are free enough to exercise their individual differences. there was going to be different outcomes, right? any time you try to flatten that thing down, which is equity, that is an attack on freedom. it is in human. so you will see people get worse and worse scores because -- >> dana: glenn youngkin running his biggest applause line and i will make sure advanced math is offered at every school. a huge applause. jessica, education doesn't always show up in the polls as a top issue, especially when crime and inflation are top of mind. but from your research or knowledge, do you think the democrats are vulnerable on this

issue? >> jessica: we are down to a six-point advantage and well into the double digits. so obviously, there has been movement there. i think glenn youn youngkin, obviously, a pretty good playbook about republicans on how to talk about this. i talked on the show before, crt or woke policies was the issue, he was talking about the brass tacks of getting kids in school mask lists to be able to work with teachers and to learn. he wasn't talking about all the other periphery you'll stuff that would persuade a moderate or maybe conservative democrat to come out and supported republican. i think the implications of terry mcauliffe's comment during the race where he said the kids don't belong and they are part of the system is going to ripple potentially for decades. right? this is so fundamental to help parents feel about their education, no matter who you vote for. i think the democrats should be running aggressively on it to

talk about how public education because republicans consistently fall back on "we want to give you options. take it $7,000 and go to an private school." >> dana: judge, what do you think of that? >> judge jeanine: i don't know. it is not just what terry mcauliffe said, but it was really an insight into what the teachers union our thinking. there is something called in loco parentis and that means obviously the parent is not around, the teacher can be there to educate the children. but that is in no way superior to or equal to a parent. so the concept that we have to literally fight for a parental rights policy is absurd. it is part of this whole movement that we are experiencing with wokeness and social justice and with the pandemic. you know, the kids are not learning. crime is going up.

we don't have as much money. everything is going to in a handbasket. we have to pull back at some point. whether or not it is going to charter school, or taking your money and the money to follow the child, t the school does not own the kids but they think they do. they get more money the more kids they have. let's not kid each other. let's not kid each other that the billions that they god, they have not spent yet. they should have to give that money back. and what did you do with it and we want it back if you didn't need it. the schools are open. >> dana: do you think the schools -- maybe it's not a complete advantage but certainly gaining momentum on this issue. >> jesse: glenn youngkin is an desantis is. and she is warming up to me or i'm warming up to her. >> greg: it could be both. >> jessica: she definitely is. >> jesse: the schools have lost their mission. peerless hse jr. tries out for the

football team. instead of doing tackling drills and seven on sevens, separates the black players from the white players and it makes the lineman who can't catch play wide receiver and spends the rest of the practice moaning about how the girls are not on the post endemic football team. do you think that team will have any fun or the players will play football? no! that is what they have done. they have lost the mission. people like glenn youngkin or present advantage because the parents are the customers. there is an old saying that the customers always right. he was crafty how he said it, just listen to the parents. he doesn't want the parents to be annoying and starts growing around in the classrooms and anointed teachers. he says address their concerns. teachers are saying, you can't afford to send your kid to private school. we got you by the you know what. we own your child and have you seen how much money your property taxes are question marks we are paying so much

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[cheers and applause] because the bottom line there is nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed. >> jessica: has critics point out, vice president harris looked up 2,000 people with marijuana related offenses while she was california's attorney general. okay, dana my want to come to you first on this... >> greg: pothead! >> jessica: me? >> greg: that is why she's wearing a green dress. >> dana: to my dealer. [laughter] >> jessica: so 19 states and washington, d.c., have legalized it, 31 states decriminalized it. >> dana: it is everywhere. >> jessica: is it an issue anymore? >> dana: it is an issue john fetterman the lieutenant senate candidate in pennsylvania her joe biden, the president of the united states coming to pennsylvania, you know what, the

most important issue for my people is to ask biden to make this move that does not matter. it wasn't about inflation. it wasn't about crime. i don't think there is a lot of people locked up for possession of pot, but i do think there are discrepancies. the federal state has passed it but president biden hasn't been willing to go all the way. there were issues regarding if you have the secret clearance, for example, working on big, important cia jets and equipment like that, should you be able to smoke marijuana? i think what happened last week was if john fetterman was ten points ahead, joe biden would not have made that announcement. and also, it happened to be a nice change of subject from the opec plants last week and these are two flawed messaging. marijuana and 80 year old and to put them in jail. i do think however, i feel strongly anyone can smoke pot, whatever you want to do.

if you throw that joint down and my dog -- it happened again last night. >> jesse: what? >> jessica: it is everywhere. >> dana: there he was like this. in new jersey. >> jesse: person of interest. >> greg: was at outside the house, dana? before anyone who throws that down chick at the death penalty. i've had it! [laughter] >> dana: he has a pothead. it is a problem. if you are a past smoker, put it away responsibly. >> greg: talking about the grateful dead is lost. >> jessica: okay, jesse, these pardons affected 6500 people. it is a lot of people. >> jesse: is it? it doesn't seem like it when the country has 350 million. >> greg: good comeback! >> jesse: should i be fair to kamala harris? when she is the attorney general and you should backed me up on this doesn't she swear to uphold

the constitution and the criminal code? she has to force it and if that is on the books and she has to prosecute it, she has to prosecute it, right? she did say -- and i don't like stereotyping that of course, she is for legalization because half of her family is from jamaica pe because you know i don't like how to paint with such a broad brush. i want people to know that at home. i don't think people care about hypocritical politicians like they used to on the left. votes with the democrats, carpetbaggers, people building walls around their homes when they are against the wall. people don't care anymore. it is about power at this point. >> jessica: agreed. and also... >> judge jeanine: there is such a thing as prosecutorial discretion. she had the right. to not prosecute. >> jesse: anybody? >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> jesse: not a thing? >> judge jeanine: yeah.

>> jesse: it will then she is a hypocrite. >> judge jeanine: so i will take her side and it pains me to do this but in 2010, she was a handful of lawmakers who wanted to legalize recreational pot. that was 12 years ago. 2015, she wanted to end the federal ban on medical marijuana. and then 2018-2019, she wrote a book. and it was called for the legalization -- look, i'm not a fan first. here is the bottom line. my friend bill fitzpatrick and 2,019th he is a d.a. and he said a simple matter of justice to toss marijuana. we are not talking about kids. most of these are accompanied by significant amounts that indicates you are trafficking in this spirit okay? whenever you are trafficking a drug clinic you have a gang member with you. you have a weapon on you. so let's not be so man be pam v primrose path on this.

it can be a nothing, big deal but it can also be serious but i want to thank bill fitzpatrick for beating the post on this. >> jessica: greg, final thought on this? >> greg: i'm kind of with the judge on this and i don't see a lot of problems with her. she has almost -- whatever position she takes is the week one, no matter what site did this on some of the drug one, antidrug one, she is kind of like -- all of a sudden, social justice and what does she want to do? bailed out after riots. that is a terrible decision and i will never understand. she was able to be vice president bailing out violent thugs. i just think this -- people are allowed to change their minds peer of the world has changed. and a lot of people were unfairly treated. no matter how large or small that number is, it is still a number of people, jesse. >> jesse: did you know that her family is from jamaica? >> greg: yes, i did.

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♪ ♪ >> greg: that discussion, welcome back and time for speed 26 in ten americans 60%, jessica credit a celebrity for helping them get through tough times. oprah and the rock scene here, oprah on the left and rock on the right made a list of stores inspire people to pass limitations such as fear and self-doubt. i want to ask i was inspired by kanye west up to a point. [laughter] >> jessica: did to that point. >> jesse: up until yesterday. >> greg: 3 for 3 and being at the roulette table, i better get out of here. dana? >> dana: so i remember hearing advice on the "oprah winfrey show."

that was helpful to me around college time. and i also think, well, i know it sounds to you because i been with you but we used to book events and we are huge celebrities. [laughter] 's >> greg: we are huge celebrities. i've helped like millions, chessie that i've lost count. >> jesse: people have come up to me and say, it "jessie, if you have saved my life." tony robinson, my good friend. very inspirational when i read his book a couple of his books and recommend everybody go out and buy them. very, very inspirational. why are you looking at me like that? i'm genuinely giving my friend a comment. >> greg: fair enough, baron of. >> jesse: he's not your friend? >> greg: no, he is not. we don't get along at all. judge, who inspires you? this is a tough time but i guess we were talking about covid is what this was about?

>> judge jeanine: i'm going to make it what i think. the people who inspire me are -- i don't know if it's corny and i don't care if it's, i dealt with the chemist who inspired me and i learned so much for people who weren't celebrities of mothers of children who had been harmed beyond words and who were able to go forward and survive and teach their children to survive. i learned so much from them. >> greg: that runs your answer, jessica. say something incredibly light. [laughter] >> jessica: oprah herself. [laughter] that is a really good one. i was going to say... >> greg: dr. oz? [laughter] >> jessica: i was going to say my childhood pediatrician. >> greg: that is a celebrity. >> jessica: she was incredible and it is a downer story. no, but it is amazing. so this little girl who went to school with me, her mother got into a car accident and ended up

with aids and no one knew. she diagnosed the whole family by looking at the child's hands. she was the most incredible doctor and... >> jesse: you can tell? >> jessica: she w hiv positive >> greg: don't start looking at little girls hands. >> jessica: she was a gifted pediatrician. >> judge jeanine: i believe that. >> greg: i love your story and that was touching. >> jessica: the judge... [laughter] >> judge jeanine: i'm sorry. >> greg: "one more thing" is up next. >> judge jeanine: we weren't listening. [laughter] ♪ ♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick?

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>> i have lee zeldin yes. this can be fun. greg what figure out does anyone know what this animal is? you're born to the mom. they have triplets it's eight chester suit you know what they are? anybody? >> no i have no idea. so go i will tell you because we have no time it's a relative of the mongoose. it's like a small brown cougar but it's not a cat. carnivorous. the are generally solitary animals now that you ask me. i don't know where they live. [laughs] [laughs] they go. madagascar. >> on canceling columbus is now live on fox nation go there to check that out. on a daring voyage to rediscover the beauty and significance of the brave explorer.

he is now good to be on canceled so go watch that here's a little clip. >> columbus stood tall. he should our communities that the sacrifice we could obtain the blessings of the new world. >> we sent johnny to the columbus state parade and morgan have a little bit of him from tonight at seven here's a taste. >> let's say you are christopher columbus, how would you handle the native americans? >> give him some lasagna and homemade wine. [laughs] [laughs] >> i guarantee you it would not been a. that's guaranteed. >> and bad blankets. [laughs] >> this was his week and i just one of give a little update look how fast kid can run. he also went down the harley in the sidecar and allstate a vehicle we upped areas.

he was at the beach anyway we don't have much time. >> very nice okay 20 seconds marine corps pilot just became the first native american woman to go to space. she headed the crew five mission abroad of the speesix dragon. congratulations and that's it for us. special report as of next. >> bret: good evening i am bret baier. much of the world is condemning russia and several ukrainian cities including the capital of kiev. at least 11 people are dead. ukrainian president vladimir zey the strikes were in retaliation to cranes terroristic actions in his words will have reaction for wh