baths, remodel .com or call eight hundred nine nine one zero one six three . call. >> now, we are out of time. thank you, james dean. good luck at the america, everybody. i'm jesse waters. along with judge jeanine pirro,e jessica tarlov, katie phablet, 5 sean tyrus.:0 it's five o'clock in yor new york city and this is thk e five , the most transparent administration trans in history. >> wants to keep you in the dark about car largo, white house and the doj reportedlyer had a shared understanding on how to keep those classifiede document scandal tucked away from the americants

n people.bide thatn is , until the media blew their cover and biden takingn a page out of the waters a playbook, trying to pinss the blame on his assistant . e leakin >> sorry, johnny."t an anonymous source leaking to the washington post thatlongi the president's longtime executive secretary mametivey hd inadvertently mishandled the documents setting off this growing scandaocl. >>l and now president biden getting frustrated with his friends in the liberal press over his little garage shop of classified haaz. i think you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets.ll i'm followinowing g what the las have told me they want me to do exactly what we're doing. >> there's no there there w and biden doesn't care. >> he apparently thinks'l the american people are with them. uestion,i will answer the questw here's the deal. >>, you know what quite frankl, bugs me is that we have a serious problem here. we're talking about we'rewe're talking aboutat what's going ont and the american people don't quite understandqu why you don't ask me questions about that. >> and there's the secretary of

stonewalling herself, karine jean-pierre capping off a week of givingn karine nonanss on the scandal. >> you heard himf speak to it>u when he was asked by your colleagues yesterday when he was traveling in california. whiti would refer you to the whe house counsel office. >> what does the president mean? when he said no regrets? so i'm not going to comment further from what the president has said, shed light on whatt e you referring to sort of the rollout of the information the timeline? i totally understand why youe pd may want clarity here, buten i'm going to be prudent. i'm going to be consistentgoin here. i'm not going to comment on on on the ongoing process. >> what struck me, jessica, was watching biden dance around, answering that questiog n and then lurking inn the background was none other than gaviniddling twiddling hit pick up on that. >> i hadn't, butelle excellentn thank you for the the beautiful haired man from california

who this was not a great statement about this. saying i have no regrets is not true. t. h everyone, if you're if you haveu a special counsel, you regret something, right? eni'm sure that even former president trump would, in his most honest momentt mome, say, i would prefer it if i didn't so have a special concessionsul. gu i never should have important sessions. but this thing people about the people don't care about it. abo right, out, r ask me questions. whthey care about.. it's the public that decides what they care about. and that's what happens in elections. elways issues thatt. importways issues that either side are saying this is goinganl to be the the most important electionblicans . republicans thought that the border. right. inflation of the border are goin inflg to be the most important things. and the democrats thought that inflation and abortion, the dobbs decision, were going to the most important things. and the democrats gambled inflao correctly on that and the republicans didn't. thde 't, s why we harr the result that weanve the did. but we do have proof that over% of 70% of americans do think it's a serious issue. fa and when you don't lead

with empathy and some acknowledgment of the factct tht people who are not supporters,yo but people who are supporterurs of yours would be disappointed that this would happen, even if they think there is no ill intent. i and i haven't spoken to anyone on the democratic side who thinks thaict this was intentional, like he was hoarding classified documentsemt so he can sell them to the chinese or whatever you might think. jesse , eggnogs urge that peo people are disappointed in you. it them a lot more amenable to whatever comes out in the end. and i i hope that this ends upie being nothing. the special counsel says it was a mistake. no problem.h moving on , whatever it is . but you have to leadets. with something better than i have no regrets over something that got you. >> you didn't needll to sell to the chinese because it's making enough money fromthfo the chinese. >> i thank you for helping me fill in this charge. when someone says there's no there there, what runs throughf your mind? thll, it reminds me of everyi've defendant i've ever prosecuted. there's no there there. you know, i wish i wish we had said something different. but there really is no there. there is what jessica just

said. ke d's what's there. mike davis wrote a greatav great article in "newsweek" and he talks about theft being a federak it'sl offense, i thins section seven . ninety three of the federal codehe and he talks aboutgive the fact that this is blamire secretary. give me a break.okay? okay, that's lik e a guy having an affair. his okay, we want to do it now.ecrea you guys havinryg an affair with the secretary says to his wife, it's the secretary's fold. it wasn't my fault. buy t here'sfaul a here't.s theg about these classifiedt to documents. as i've said, he had no rightecs to them. he was not president .if he could not declassify them,, as i said yesterday. and you pooh poohed it. i he left office in january of 2017. those documents were017. moved until january of 2018.later. a year later, so we've got themn moving from the white house to somewhere and then to thee cs penn biden center funded by the chinese. hihis sos son has made millionsm the chinese, the same son who's complained about having to pay

his father's bills and paying him fifty thousand dollarsg to a month, which apparently, according to the man, miranda devine, is the miranda same amof money he got from china and one of his deals. okay, and inchina f thos additi, trump could declassify this guye can and then they say, well, vice president biden , even though he couldn't declassify it, secret service, that'scoulde nonsense. the vice president does not have secret service protectionst . those articles and those those files were not in secretervice servic. e protection. th so spare me.erere. there's nothing there. there there'ets a lot there. >> and we have to get to thes ss wettom . so the white house always saysdy we want an independent department of justice. s >> and then you find out that they were colluding to keep this thing under l wraps.elp bu >> yeah, well, let's let'srst oa break it down, because i couldn't help but giggle. n yo ohu., first of all, i'm reallyoh a i have a white hatat on in the two of you. that's just selfish with your mike lindell. >> but i clearly put out an email. i put on an emaie hal that i was

wearing a white hat. it's ridiculous.specting you'r jesse kate. >> thank you, katie.e ome. thank you guysot. respect him. butalkint he forgot what he was talking about when he got upsetp .pod to b he was like, really bugs me when we're supposed to be talking about that that important thing that the american people want us to be talking about, that. important thing.ap he forgot he gotpa upsetrently e and apparentlyr tched, n whateve regret.ed, no and there's no there there.th those are both closing complet statements from the ends of movies. so he's completely lost these and completely frustrated. and he would be because these documents are six years old. they've already been used.ot the hundreds already use them. justl he's already gotik the money for him. he just like the laptop, likepus the child and the pistol.ings he puts things away horriblyyouo and he tries to hide.ok it's all horrible at ge you look at it there.tt there is hunter is horrible at getting rid ofo evidence. >> and if this was so isadvertent and it was just

a packing mishap, then why is one of the classified documents at the president's desk at home? >> yeah, look, he can't sayn' the president can't say that he has regrets because that would be an admission of some kind of wrongdoing or guilt in this situation. and his lawyer said very clearly told him, do not say any of that because you're under criminal investigation. no and as the judge said, when you had these documents, you were illegallilley in possession of d because you weren't the president who had declassified that peopleen dodos care about this issue and they care about double standards and they care about hypocrisy. d hybiden sejoe biden is one wh the standard at the beginning of his administration two yearbs ago saying we're going to be i' the most transparent. i'm going to take responsibility for thingtality t happened in my administration. now he's blaming other people for for the situation as if they're the ones responsible and doesn't start with him. s the bottom line is that we need to know why he had the documents. we still don't really know whyno the search started coming up. and all these different places, w why he had kno them. was he using u thesingm to write a book? pas heas using them with hunter

biden, who was a business partnel thisr? al l this tiptoeing around thatbuse they weren't business partners is garbage. they totally wersse business partners. parents.'se emails from hunter biden's laptop. were they being used classifiede information to make these foreign business dealingy usinf we don't know yet, but it's very clear the white house isn't going to be answering questionite house won's again tn there's a tough news cycle. they roll out john kirby to answer a bunch of questions on a foreign policy issue sot th they can cut the time off of okarine jean-pierre or because she's handling the situation so poorly and the american people postill don't have any answers about why president biden, as the vic answee president , hd this classified information sitting in his garage while the white house continues to say they don't have a visitor log. but clearle,ite housy there aref visitors. and to tara's point, joe biden's criminal record does not bode well for that information beingunteinal c is properly. >> w think we can all agree that karine jean-pierre is going to have a stiff drinke tonight, maybe three . >> but next, alec baldwin soon t . >> forhe the first time since rush charges were announced and the libera ladl ladies of

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my son just hollywood starting .o rally around alec baldwin as he faces half a decade behind bars. the soon to be charged actor seen for the first time an exclusive fox news video. baldwin is vowing to beat tht ae on involuntary manslaughter and firearm offenses and even a movie in the process. production on rustrtedly c will reportedly continue with updated safety measures and a ban on live ammunition and working weapons. gand while he deals with that, support is rolling inre the screen. actorsen acts guil guild is defg baldwin by calling the charges wrong and uninformed and the view's joy bayard is backing them up. but shee screwed up a key detail . >> who's prosecuting him? the d.a. who is indicting him or whatever the legal term is right now? she's a big republican . the >> i'm only saying this becauseg alec baldwin is a target for>> republicans. they cannot stand him. they are later corrected herself. the d.a. prosecuting baldwin is a democra t. meanwhile, there are growing whh questions on whether alec baldwin is trying to hidere

anything. g to listen to what the prosecutors told the judge about his phone records. we did analyze the phone records and actually we're continuing to analyze them.ing. th and there were some things missing.e re not sure wh the the problem is , is we're not sure whether that was intentional on baldwin's part. t we are continuingthat. to investigate that. >>tdid direct the assistan to delete an archive.rr correcect?t. that is in his text messages.n. >> oka text messages. correct. and that is part o comf our investigation. >> okay, judge, i want to comer. to you first.d like t anything about the phone records you would like to add or about the interview? >> well, he directedsistant his assistant to delete archive, so we're not sure what was. and to the d.a.'s credit, when she said we're not really sure ,she's not she's not justprosec pointing the blame. you know, justut as a matter of being a proscar. oh, yeah, he's wrong. ing very she's being very i think, very balanced about it. but i got to tell you, joy ,l y, abehar, he alec baldwin is aknw target for republicans w.

what? joy , the only target here wassh harlina hutchins', who had her a gun pointed at her and aigger trigger pulled and she ended up deadpuende. he that's the target here. and let me tell you something else about sag and the screen actors guild and all this non nonsense that the prosecutorsesh are wrong and uninformed.eyw they don't know the first thintg about the law. they don't know the firse t thig about prosecution. all they know is thesethey bicoastal elites. oh, no, it's a movie set. what you're now protected. you can commit a criminal act on a movie set. you can take someone and kill them. let me tell you something.. every state has regulations for. making movies. it there are standards of care. he did not follow. the d.a. made it very clear they're indicting him. as both actor and producer. >> that means they didn'tfo indict his corporation because they're indicting him as a thoducer for having shoddy, unsafe setting there in scituate. rthat risk the life of ofe mi a woman in the middle of herdd,i in the middle of her lifet

and the mother of a young child. they're they're making it's not leftife an and right. it's not lefd t and right. it's right and wrong. that life and death. actually , i was surprised that wa because i felt that when this happened, there was just gotpouring opouring f devastatit what had happened.in and no one was really goingor h after alec baldwinisn this a ors politics in this at all. nu was too i k bigno ow f a trar that. bumber of movit terrace, i known on a number of movie sets. >> do you have anything to say about the sad joy behar thing? i don't know who is right for it because she's clearly reading the notes and it's justn spewing stuff. i mean, i think i'f.d be as many times as she said false stuff, just made it up and then comes back later on . no one's watching and apologizes at some point. when are you going to pull herao from the air? because she just spews.in that's a horrible thinull heg t about somebody. but whenble thing this is thisb negligence. >> this is horrible. lexcuse fothere's no excuse for. like, the focu ys should be onkt that woman lost her life. acc but when you look at, like, horrible accidents and that's what i kind of look at this. >> but the gunsmith, when they hand you a gun, they say

it's cold. they have there. and when you come into work, judge, there's assizes. >> there was no bullets or blanks or anything. should have been in the gun because it was a non shooting scene.thwas the gun was just a prop.no so s whehootn she did her inspe, there should be nothing in the chamber. so this wasn't a glock where you might not see it.e it >> this is got chambers.as look at this shochu hospital i hung out with when i did my movies. i usually hang out with the crew guys and the gunsmith guys. they didn't play. you couldn't even touchou their guns if you wanted to . >> and then when they presentedt to you, they go click, click called, hand it to you. >> then when you get back, they check it again and they y put itou away. y >> so when the question really needs to be, and this is my angela lansbury, who had livea s bulletbus on set, where do they come from? and you can do ballistics. there should be e e a sea seriab on the bullet. you could trace itulback back to where it was bought from, who bought it, and you could find out. and that's the reason you needer to ask. that individual needs to be p the person tharot they really h go after now because he's aexect producer and he's wearing that hat. he's the executive produceiv, h he does share some responsibility. but that's what the civil thing was about.

sods tbe i somebody needs to bee accountable for her, for her death. bui thint i just not i'm not sut i think it shoul ad all be onc d alex on this one . >>wid an but alec baldwin had ag obligation in handling at weaponizes to look downin the chamber to check this der.at's howcylinder. her that's how you're trained.pull and for him to point it to her and pull the trigger, that is negligence. tentiona it wasss. intentional. they're not even saying it was reckless. they're saying it was negligent. they'r>>hai think that goes to people like alec baldwin don'tth they're arrogant enough thatn sy they don't think they need to know real safety. righ.ere's t. g an actor so there is a difference between being an actor and using firearms, real firearmss props set as props o but as a gun owner, you know, the rule is there are nodents. accidents. there's only negligence. and if i were an actor and ia was handed a gun by the ama, i would still check because ultimately i'm the one responsible for what is in en you l my hands. when you look at the case, it looks a lot like there is , as i said, a lot of arrogance

from alec baldwin as the executive producer, a lack of professionalism on a number of levels. there's reports they were live firing rounds the day beforeevef and playing around. that's something that would never fly when it comelyn it sou to regular gun ownership outside of a movie setts. and so his standard is insomeon the lawyers for him. we're trying to sa, buy it'sn someone else's fault when itt pe comes down to what people not hasten to in court, they'll have to decide whether hd eand. is responsible or not becausea he had the gunpl in his hand . >> i know, jesse , that you think a plea deal is what he's going to be going for. s if that's something that's point offered to him. i do want to stick on this becae point about how the live roundse got, though, because when he did one of his interviews, nsibe i think with stephanopoulos or might even the anderson cooper one , he said someon eut the is responsible, but it's notat ' me, which seems now that we know more about the evidence that he's talking about, whoever it is brought livet li bullets. we have that sop. >> great. but someone put a live suppo

bullet in a gun, a bullet thatse wasn't even supposed to bee is on the property. someon rese is responsible for h happened. and i can't sao thaty who that i t'but i know it's not me. >> so do you think that that's what they will be if they're going to court, that they're going to rely on that? >> o they will. but this is also in the court of public opinion.e and he's laying that defense out right now and he's tryin ig to strike the balance between this is a horrible tragedy. this woman a lost her life. a she has a family. famil i have a family,y. my heart is breaking at the s the same time. amit's the armorers fault. we hired her fa loaded gun. weor hired her for one reason,e one , not hand me a loaded gun.. and she didn't do that. so it's all her fault. but he's kind of antagonizing the d.a. and you can imagine he's already on thin ice because you deleted evidenceis . his johnny deleted evidence andw now he's got a big mouthrviews and he's already in tw, o netwok interviews and his lawyers

probably got a big mouth tryin and they're probably trying to gain leverage before the plea negotiations are even if it's stupid enough to goe we to trial with the jury. g but, you know, the wife's out st celeearing the empathy' sweatshirt. i mean, yobr in.u can see it ald playing out. you got celebrities coming in. h thinguy haats friends in high places. so you don't know what kind ofgs things he's going to pull off, but he just has to be very careful, because if you push too far , that plea deal disappears. >> he should stop talking.>> yeahh. , yeah. >> and hiding his face. but wear a jacket. the envelope. >> we knew it was you. horrible. up next, kamala harris accused of snubbing the border and ignoring deadly cartel violence. >> so sad to say the same people remember and with a catchy song. >> so i hope you remember that liberty mutual customizes only your home insurance.

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doubt about, well, surprise, e s surprise. it seems like kamala harris a te couldn't care less about boeven an vicious carteliolence americce spills into america. the vicea, the vic president oue arizona pushing green energy while ignoring the border crisis do you . n arizon do you have any plans to visit the border in arizona? i visited the border. i will not on this trip, buti wi i have and i will again on the border that it is one of our highest priorities to continue to work on making t sure that the border is secure. >> but one california sheriff is calling out the mounting dangers of an opener bordeiff ir a cartel style massacre in his community left six people dead, including a mother and her 10 month old child.d,ing >> i can tell you, cartels are here. they are here for multiple reasons. hermultiple reasons. selling drugs is lucrative. th selling drugs is lucrative. >> there'so a lotbe of money ts made. zens >> the influence of thesehe mexican cartels is now in dozens u.s., of cities acrosstun the u.s. and republican congressmen are turnin militarg> military force to fight them dru on their home turf for these

mexican drug cartels have been around for a while. but the difference now. is fentanyl. program this is not a drug problem. this is not a war on drug problem. this is tha poisoninisg problem. and they are killing about,000 eighty thousand americans per year. >> and the mexican governmentli >>ss very little to thwart thite judge. so, yohereu know, the sheriff s. the cartels are here. that's been true for a while. the thing that i worry about is this mexican cartel style corruption bleeding into communities in the u.s.. and once that happens, is virtually impossible to get rid of it.once well, i think that givenget ri the homicide that we saw, the massacres, i should say, oft those six peoplehe, in goshen,gn california, where they shot a 17 yealiforniar mother and a h old son in the head and aan grandmother in bed and people running away, shooting them in a ditch. i mean, it's clear thatthat the violence of the cartels is here. i can' thet imagine, given the mexican cartel areas of influence that we just had up. on the screen, thaton a the corruption and the moneynd,a

the corruption, the financial corruptionuption, is already h look, the bideren administration is singularly responsible fory s this. they have. and that's why it's sor ca hysterical. kamala harris says the border is one of our highest priorities. carmela, tell me how what have you done? you haven't evenmala, tell toldt the root cause is , is if we didn't already know what the root cause wasw., you got freebees show up, bring your family. everything's good. and the barbe, the medievalf kinds of violence, it will goth along with this cartel violence going along with the financial norruption will be the end of this country, not just the poisoning of people. one hundred thousand a year, reh oudouble, triple in the next fe, years. but joe biden's good with it. >>s, not doing anything. >> and they've actually done wor things to make it worsey suin by suing states like arizona, tellin jesse , and telling them to take down their own makeshift border walls t. nd ite but i find it interesting when

you have this legislation introduced in congresse to go after the mexican cartels, that the mexican government gets ble.quite uncomfortable. >> why is that? because the mexican governmentri is the mexican cartel. >> it's the same thing. and you made a good point about the violence spilling over in corruption, spilling overnd the violence and the threats work with mexican officials. wia >>me but the money and the bribi work with american officials. and if you just shower u.s. officials and small towns oand midtown with cash, that'set an easy waany to get the funnel in faster. . for nt to talk about kamala for a second. you know, when you flya bu acros the country on business tripr and your cousin has happens to live in the exact same cityin you're going and you know it's the right thing to do to callsa stur cousin and say, i'm in town , let's go have dinner. >> and you still don't do it.igf there on a flight, and you and the next night you're outshd of there on the flight and you h like, i should have done that,il but i didn't do it. that's kamala. she flies all the way acrosset the country all the way. >> they say they care about jet fuel. >> you could just kill two birds with one stone. do the groundbreaking, doe back

the border trip. and you're back by friday. b how can you not do that? i was guilty of it one time and i'm still distraught overhte it. i had a shoor t at sturgis, a the bike rally in south dakota, and there it was an hour away from mount rushmore.rushmore >> and i had the entire afternoon and you didn't go . >> that was a mistake. i got a massage.ssage. >> >> i got a massage, and it was i a terrible massage. and it was a terrible massage. and it's probably a once inr in a lifetime thing. mount rushmore, i'm an hour away and never going to be in south dakota again. etmaybe i will, but i regret it. and mt. rushmore is the border. you should. you should. i'm jessica. you know, there's a lot of talks about comprehensive immigration reform, lots of different issues on illegal immigration. albut when it comes to cartelvi violence, do you thinkolen democrats could get on boardce with this legislation that targets them with cyber militarywith on the side? i would think so. i don't know anyone who likes

cartels. so and they're you know, they don't when they medieval thyle chop up someone's head or whatever , they're not asking, you know, who did you vote forrn in 2020 or something like that? these are bipartisan issues.ompn i think that any comprehensive plan to address that and wee bo have to admit thatan president biden was just atushe the border and he did lay out a plan where he has pushed the mexican president to make sure that people can still stay there, where if you were cominga from central american countries, you have to show proof that you didn't apply fors amnesty in other countries. this isn't like it's being completely neglected by theng te administration. i'm not saying that they've solved all of these problemsy' . but he was there three weeks ago. she was there in twenty , twenty one . i get the cousin thing. you should have gone to rushmore for sure, but you can see junior.ir but it's really unfair to act as if there has been complete neglect of this issue. >> is that fair?de i mean, biden went and it was like a north korean style. >> no, it is a please everyone. it was just a good day there.

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designern raise their kids in shanghai says she misses the authoritarian government co parenting. ho the beginning, she was shocked at how involved the government was in their lives, decidinvolved tenga a kid to sleep and blocking internet sites to make it kid friendly. thbut the mom says she saw benefits, quote, our girls came home discussing self-discipline, integritye , and respect for elders. the tight control of the communiselders.t partyate re surveillance state results in its own kind of freedom.suow n kif freedowith crime and persy concerns eliminate d. now, boy, that's a mind blower.. yeah, okay, so you think about it. alread knowl, we already that kids in china, i mean, they're studying calculus. our kids are studying pronouns,n but now they're talking aboutve. the way they pretty much block everything else. well, first,l, whe when you reao woman's op ed, she admits thates she didn't actually have

to live under real chinese an communism because she is an2006 american living in china.on she talked about how she had10,n two daughters, one and two thousand six one, 2010.on china didn't lift their one child policy until 2016. . so that's something shedi benefited from. so shedn't liv actually live unt communism. now, i will say i agree with her that the chinese culture being focused on real things that will prepare kids for life rather than pronouns or crt here in americar ideolo is beneficial. but her ideology hergy here inen america is destroying that. they used to have the scandal ta. irgini ar e they pulling meritfrom the scholarships from kids, not telling them they they got those awards left. while. that is from m the left. so while the left tries to getog rid of merit h, tries to get rid of working hard for what you have in america, she's praisinge china. tere i mean, it'sstin just quite interesting, the disconnect there. well, and she says jesse, jessw supports how the government decides what time the kids wh they visitebsitesha

and what they eat. how does this teaco h them to make their own choicess and e and learn from their mistakes? >> it doesn't. buar e beingn't,n lov controlled and they love being told what to do. if tha and if that't's your thing, go o china because they will do that. but you cae n alsosame raise ami your kids the same way in america. you cal n put a parental control on your television. on youthe internet. c yohiu can teach your childec to respect elders. you can move to a neighborhood that is also safe and clean. i don't know what this woman's talking about. she could be a chinese asset. but i did find somethingsaid b interesting about thisec articli shnae said, because they haveevb this feeling in china abouodt how everybody's involved inbell your family life. even the government, when shoue was pregnant, belly out to here, walking through the streets of shanghai, brandos would come upe up unsolicited and then rub herongt belly. can't that and say, oh,s, i thiircongrats, i think this a girl or a boy.ys >> could you imagine thatk the boy would always say, oh, by i think it's a boy. yo

>> all right, jessica, you were just pregnant recently. >>i was hot . shoul no one should touch a pregnant woman's stomach unless invited e even twice invited, h because sometimes you say it'san okay and then it happens and you realiz e you didn't want it to happen. the women like who like to be's controlled. this that's obviously i like a whole other segment. thisough is what happens, thoug? people invite these guest essays, right? this isn't w some of the worst f times. she comes in to write something that reads at least 75% lunatic. yeah, right. and dominates the news cycle from it. i , i think that there arem it. lessons in being thorough and having these core curriculumving c. inter and i taught college over in, a london and a lotth ofknew international students and the chinese students were the best prepared. i w everything. and i was teaching english studt students and american students how to write an essay and theycs were in internal politics class at a university level. but why are they doing that versus tirhas?

why are they doing so much better than they are? well, they don't have a choice because she left out that part., also, if the kid's got a cough ,there's a good chance that the door will be welded upul wha and they'll be out for a while. so let's let's be let's's ama be careful what you wish forzi to jesse's amazing point, yes. >> you can raise your childm under tough rules and you can and encourage them to do well. >> everyone in here, somebody was behind you to get you where you are today. so clearly it works. but just goes back to thing when you're vacationing somewhere and you get a little piece of the puzzle, it doesn't mean you solved the puzzle because why is she talking outon loud and writing without permission? >> but? if you're in chinad on and she decided to write an op w ed one day, we wouldn't see hert no more .o so, again, nicvisit.e place to . wouldn't want to live. com bau know, those people that go on an exotickc vacationike,," and they come back and they're like, oh, yeah, this we shouldh live liklie to when i saw lion. i'm going to move to africa and get a pride.

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welcome back. it's time for the fastest. >> first up, a dad hilariously quits his family's group text's jane by telling them, quote, i can't keep up with the pressure of always having to little or like a hard. everyone's random thoughts, pics and amusements in perpetuity. i can't live with this pressurei . i'm out now. i know this fis firs wehand me i have my four children and we have a family chat. we're always talking.. my son does this all the times because his sisters will just do it. i love this/s likelike that. and he just literally be like,a i'm out and we have to make, lie judgw one and pu, t him back in. >> every time he's like,chat i'm out. >>, judge, can you do the child? >> no, i'm out.r i don't have time for it.ou i mean, it's your .king and then every once in a while,. i have to go back to figure out what they're talking about.t hae >> i'm busy. i don't have time for that.e? she don't have time. >> jesse emma's family is ons on

a mass of group family chat and it's all blood relativest kw and me and i don't know what's going on . and there's a lot of pressure and there's a lot of inside stuff. and i justy dist keep my distan >> i'm anti group chat. >> it's one on one . you bring somebody else and i'm leery.th it's too mucree's a crh. >> too much. three's a crowd. like, 5 i was like fifty people in chat. the chat. >> wow. my family has a group chat, buto and the rule is to avoidve t overwhelming everybody that you don't have to respond. >> so there's no pressureu di and you've got some of the pressure to actually respond so no one's feelings yea get hurt. yeah, but it beeps. it it'h, butt beeps distractingh you look at it and then you>> il have to say, oh, i like iti neve because i never see my family. h >> so i appreciate the group.ch? are you okay with group chats?e we i have a small family, so we do have one . it's called the grill gang because we have a title.title? >> wow. yeah. and right now is the i can't picture the thing. i can't stand what it is .i can

the photos, family photos, screams like i'm in my friend's family's photo stream. c sora the grandparents are goingy crazy in there every picturen kn and i feel pressure for that. >> i don't even know what thatwt is . yeah, i don't know. i bu'mt yoing abouu said, you knoo know what it is . >> left lane slowpoke. meet your maker. a south carolina bill increasesp tfines up to one hundred dollas for drivers who plug up the passing lanes. look, judge, don't go there on highways. that requires people to move laer. >> a car comes up behind them and then the right lane is clear. want, iwhat i want. it, >> i want a car with a bigt go shovel on so i can just th underneath those cars in the left lane and move them over, okay? e a righi't to slow me down.y to >> shesy. >> i already told you that i'm in a rush. you got things to do. a >> she wants a bulldozer. yeah, sh froe wantnts a front gg she wants to be like mad max was mad judge. she wants the autobahn. yes. that's not safe . >> i think this is a greatpeople idea. i can't stand it when people are slow in the left lane.

it's very dangerous. but with all due respect, judge, ,i think people being slower, in the left lane might be good for your driver. >> j. >> it is counterintuitive that it's dangerous, but it i is really dangerous. and you notice it, especially when you're drivint isg states t like to go faster than other ones, like i was ind if massachusetts recently. and if someone is clogging u ipp the left lane, there, it's a real a lot of beeping, you know, the mass hole and allir po the texting. >> jesse , whe wn someone's texting their phone, whether it's oh, well,r th or they're hh or they're videoing themselves n ,i don't have faith in yourself out. >> you're driving. diculo seriously, that's ridiculous.us. i like this. thand i think the fine should tg be substantially higher than it is . is,i don't want to get pulled o for it. i think it's just takeg it a picture of you doing it. send fauci in the mail. >> yep. okay, all right. one more thing is up next.p next one more thing is up next.p next i count on personalized

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another 5 to 10 years before we are all dead. is he going to jump off this thing. do we have -- here we go. ready? hold on wait until the dismount comes. undercover video exposing teachers pushing crt. judge you wanted to make a few apologies. >> judge jeanine: no, i don't oea poll guise. a dog, if you have a dog, they are endlessly chasing squirrels so izzy a, a pit bull husky found himself stuck at the top of a tall tree after relentless pursuit of a squirrel he had a bowl of food waiting for him. he was never even close to catching the squirrel but paced for about a half an hour before he chased him under the tree. these are one of the things aren't worth doing but izzy is not too smart. now i will have to apologize for that next week.

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