schumer, mitch mcconnell to give them an update. we'll explore this tomorrow on "cavuto live." we have representative mark green here and so many more. so many questions, so much to delve in to. we will tomorrow. here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro with jesse watters, martha maccallum and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." china caught red-handed lying about its giants by balloon hovering over america. it was last spotted this morning in northeast kansas. and that is after it was seen in

montana, which is home to our nuclear silos and intercontinental ballistic missiles. beijing claims it is a civilian aircraft used for media meteorological research. that got knocked up by bad weather. but the pentagon says that is a bunch of b.s. >> we know this is a chinese balloon and it has the ability to maneuver. the balloon has changed its course, which is again way we are monitoring it. speak with the balloon continues to move eastward and currently over the center of the continental united states. we assess the balloon is not a military or physical threat to people on the ground at this time. we will continue to monitor and review options. we assess that it will probably be over the united states for a few days. >> judge jeanine: so why the hill hasn't joe biden shut this thing down yet? defense officials advise the president not to take it out.

fearing it could cause debris to fall and put people in harm's way. >> any potential debris field would be significant and potentially cause civilian injuries or deaths were significant property damage. so again, this is part of the calculus in terms of overall assessment but again we will continue to monitor it and view our options and keep you updated. >> judge jeanine: the republican say biden looks weak each second he gives us communist balloon in the air. >> we have to bring this darn thing down. if we have the capabilities and tools to do it, i'm confident that we could have done so safely. i think we probably still could do so safely. >> they should have shot that blind town and the biggest wrist would be hitting a cow, and a low. >> the political level, we have to push back and defend american sovereignty. we have to make clear to the chinese that we will not tolerate this.

>> they are overplaying our nuclear sites and keep get away with it because we let them hear there are no consequences. >> judge jeanine: there is lots of questions but the commander-in-chief is awfully quiet. >> mr. president, when will we see the balloon? when and how will we see the balloon, mr. president? >> we will get to work. thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> mr. president, [indistinct] >> judge jeanine: that last question, what is your message to china, harold, we will stop antony blinken from going over there, but the real question is, do we know how long that balloon has been here? and what, the way i see it, it looks like somebody read on a commercial plane noticed it first.

but now we hear it has been there since tuesday and today is friday. why would they allow this thing to stay there? >> harold: i don't know the answer to that and there are more questions. you have raised some of them around the table. i think for me and it will be back around the table a few days. but for me, curious that secretary blinken who i respect, like, and know when we detected the born at that point we prevented to take pictures and collect information but the two questions, when did we detect it? and two, we were collecting information before it was detected. two, i think the president it would behoove the president to congressional leaders and democrat and republican alike and perhaps the secretary of defense or the secretary of state or both even the president to give a briefing about this to get some comfort and confidence what we all can assume and give the benefit of the doubt it is being handled.

i think it is important that they do that. the big notion of it being shot down, that talk will only increase if we don't get information to the american people, those in the press, those concerned about this about why they are not doing that. i thought the brigadier general was fine, but we need something more comprehensive to get people a sense. at the heart of this, if we don't send a strong message to china in a relationship with mutual domestic mutual interest the central piece of a relationship, you violate that relationship and i think democr, republicans put that aside. americans want to know what this balloon is doing, how long it has been there and if it has caused any harm to the national security. >> judge jeanine: i will go to you, martha. my resources tell me that this balloon, they can essentially assess the trajectory pure they can study the current spear there was a way to take it down. it doesn't have to be shot down. they can take it down as long as

it is over an area where there's not going to be like los angeles or new york city, major catastrophe. they haven't done that. how are we so sure what this balloon is doing, especially since it is been seen in areas where nuclear sites are. >> martha: there is a couple of areas where it should be easy to do that, alaska, apparently for quite a while. then montana and you saw a conversation with steve dance. that is why we call this guy country. >> judge jeanine: right. >> martha: we have plenty of open space in montana where the people who live in the state want it to be shot down over their state. i think that is something we need to think about. i also think for a lot of people who feel really uncomfortable about this, the greatest thing you could have heard from the president would be an early morning announcement, you know, last night or early this morning

and we disabled invader chinese by bolin because the pentagon said this is a surveillance balloon. and we took it down. we took it down safely. we have the technology to do exactly that. we are examining it. we are taking a look at what is on it. if it is on oculus, we can return it to the chinese government to make sure this never happens again. because if it ever does, we will do the same thing again. and also this afternoon for the general, expect more of these. expect more balloons to cross over the country, gathering information about our silos that keep the intercontinental ballistic missiles. the message a lot of americans will take right now, the southern border is open and the skies above america are open. tom not quite sure where people feel like we have real sovereignty in this country at this moment based on just the facts on the ground.

>> judge jeanine: you know, jesse, you know, they are over areas that are very significant and a front row view to those areas. china is buying land in some of these areas not far from these areas. china has universities. china is not cooperating with us about lujan. we are letting them fly a balloon over our nation. i mean, is this a balloon to see if something would really happen? >> jesse: poppet, busted up, do whatever you need to do. imagine you have a neighbor who tried to sleep with your wife, stole your amazon boxes and killed your grandmother with a virus. then floated a little drone over your backyard. you will just sit there and watch this thing and say, "you know what commit is just a weather balloon. we are monitoring it." no, you should that thing out of the sky. why not shoot it over montana? let's say it hits a barn. let's say it it's fred's barn. it is famous.

and montana, there were two people that live in montana and it lands on your partner. reimburse you the money and set up a little museum for the rest of your life and live off of that. we were born in america and you do "fox & friends" and that is it. canada is supposed to be an ally. they were just going to watch? keep your eyes open, justin trudeau. you were supposed to be our boy and you let the balloon flyby? the commander-in-chief is overruled by the general. if you say shoot down the balloon and they say mr. president, "go sit down and have a snack," that is not normal. you shut that down. i don't care what the general size. knock it out. also, once you knock it out, you can collect all the intel. we don't know what it is, judge. how do we know that it's got covid 22, covid 23 or we have no idea what this thing is. bring it down before it gets to new jersey because i'm about to

lift one off. >> judge jeanine: you know, in 2021 there was a problem between the united states and china where we had a flight that was in their airspace. we said it wasn't we were forced to land. they took that plane and they started that plane for intelligence and closed our people there 11 days. the turnabout on our site is like, "hey, no problem, they are collecting something on the weather." >> greg: at least we know the balloon was made in china. because it could be really, really worse. i heard joe biden and ounce we will be shooting it, but in the leg. >> jesse: [laughter] >> greg: has anybody considered steering it towards the -- [indistinct] but it could be valentine's day coming up here or there will be a little surprised. joe, here is the thing. tha surprise for eric swalwell. how dare we speculate on the

origins of this chinese balloon? how dare we? we can't bring up the origins of covid because that was considered racist. how is that not racist? the origin of the balloon? why should you be allowed to do that? what about the point chinese keep saying that everything is unintended. this was unintended. the fentanyl poisonings, unintended, obviously, covid and intended, the spy balloon, unintended. i think if they are not tending to a lot of things. everything is between badly made goods, covid but if anything they need lebron james to question their allegiances. let's send them our own bad stuff. mom jeans, coconut water, boy bands. [laughter] but leslie and a serious note, how is it that bidens treat the spy balloon far better than the trump supporter's? too bad they weren't this gun

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>> judge jeanine: members of the squad exploding with rage after congresswoman bill on omar got voted off the foreign affais committee. the representatives thing racism is why republicans removed ilhan omar and not her history of anti-semitic remarks. >> i am so sorry. that our country is failing you today through this chamber. speak with the gentlewoman is no longer -- they are waging is islamophobic and racist attack n congresswoman omar. i've said it before and i will say it again, the white supremacy happening is unbelievable! >> this is about targeting women of color in the united states of america! don't tell me because i didn't get a single -- my life was threatened, thank you! >> your time is expired! >> martha: omar said getting kicked off of the committee will not silence or. >> my leadership and voice will not be diminished.

if i am not on this committee for one term. my voice will get louder and stronger in my leadership will be celebrated around the world as it has been. >> martha: aoc escalating her attacks on republicans for this move. >> it is uncomfortable surfing with people who engage in what many experts deep terrorism. and i consistently had to write in armored vehicles and, you know, engaging in some of the most gruesome threats that you can imagine that were incited by republican members. >> martha: okay, harold, let's start with you. rashida tlaib said the country is failing her, doing what it is best at, weaponizing hate against a black, beautiful, muslim woman. this is what is happening. >> harold: i have said for a while that i think the

back-and-forth between the parties and payback will never stop if someone doesn't become an adult in the room. offensive language and behavior in politics, if that is the standard for not being able to serve on a committee, many people would not serve on committees in congress because someone teamed someone's language as offensive or opposing it. two, i don't see -- the racial part of it is not something i see. i'm quick to point out race when i think race is an issue. but i think here, democrats were guilty in the congress before intaking one or two republicans because they didn't like their language or like they are words. i think the words of margie taylor mcdill mike marjorie taylor greene i found offensive and deeply disturbing, but i'm an old-fashioned guy when it comes to politics. the way you defeat someone in politics as you defeat them at the election. and... you do something that violates the standards of the house, if

you get indicted you cannot serve on a committee and not imperil or in question but this sense, i don't understand and i hope at some point that an adult-like behavior comes back. because democrats win the majority in 2024 or 2026, they will win it again. we will have the same kind of thing happen probably. and i just hope and pray that adults in adult behavior emerges again. >> martha: what do you say to that? is there a point that i totally disagree with omar and i think she should be basically being canceled for anti-semitic remarks. that is what is happening here. >> judge jeanine: let's be clear on this, the democrats did it. i think the criticism should come the democrats did it. because we told them they are establishing president. you establish presidents, what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

what i find fascinating is rashida tlaib said a black woman or islam, sexuality is not a defense to every argument that someone makes. she was taken off because they had to pass a congressional resolution for her attacks on israel and, benjamin's and all the other stuff and supporting bbd bds, a state apartment to fd anti-semitism. so we are talking an ally of the united states. she has crossed the line many times. this has nothing to do with her color or her religion. if that were the case maxine waters would not be sitting on committees, okay? let's make it clear what this is about. this is a woman with displayed behavior that people believe she shouldn't be on the foreign affairs committee and she shouldn't have that kind of information. you know, no intersectionality

argument is a defense to that. >> martha: jesse, kevin mccarthy said he will form a bipartisan group with a house of conduct so there is agreement on these kinds of things when people are potentially going to be removed from committees for their actions. >> jesse: that sounds like a good idea to me. i like that. i'm with the judge, race is such a dodge that it's not about the issue but just about the race. i'm terrible at math but i think i can handle this. if two white guys got kicked off of a committee, adam schiff and eric swalwell and she was treated just like the two white guys, why is it about race with her but not about race with these guys? adam schiff didn't say i'm getting kicked off because i'm jewish. he could have said that. eric swalwell could have said i'm getting kicked off because i'm short. you can use something that has nothing to do with a history to make yourself a victim here the fact that omar had her staff go to kinko's and blow up a photograph of herself as a young girl, life size and put it next

to herself while she spoke on the house floor, the ego to do that, i would not do that. [laughter] donald trump would not do that. greg gutfeld would never do that, although it would be smart. it takes a certain type of ego to speak in front of a large life-size picture of yourself and make it all about her. all about her! have you ever heard the squad get upset when constituents get shot? when one of their constituents gets shoved into a subway track or cartel fentanyl question what they never get upset. they got this upset when one of their squad members got removed from a committee? and that tells you it is all about them and nothing to do with us, the voters. >> martha: all about her gender, skin color, and her religion. >> greg: she was boudin, booted from a foreign affairs committee but to be unless she's on a family affairs committee. she is the lu luckiest person in america. she is a refugee to use the

generosity of the system and the tolerance and open-mindedness of the american public to live above the rules here the case and point, i make this joke and i've been making this joke for i don't know how long about her husband and her brother. do they ever respond? they don't have to. could you imagine if there was a strong, not debunked rumor, not even a rumor, assumption, that a republican married a sibling? democracy would die and the darkness if he didn't cover that. but in this case, it is like, you can make a joke about it and nobody even -- yeah, yeah we get it, too bad, so what? but going back to what the judge said, she voted against marjorie taylor greene and then if you look at january 6 committee where basically they pick and choose the team. so, if we are going to do that and then the goose gander

argument, i have set up before, classified documents probably didn't mean anything for trump or biden, but they made a big deal about it you're the only way you can teach democrats a lesson is to give it back to them. i don't like that strategy. but the fact is, it is the only way to get them to stop making big deals out of stupid things. this is a trend that happened with trump, the inclination i was to fight fire with fire. this might be the only way to get certain democrats to behave because turning the other cheek and all you end up with is a bruised. impeach him now. >> greg: that is true equity. >> martha: this could go on forever. the latest disturbing example of violence in america. this is just an absolutely unbelievable, awful story. a 9-year-old girl beaten by two boys on her school bus.

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>> jesse: judge, what is going on when there is adults on the bus? they had to have seen it. it is a blizzard of punches. you have to have hurt it. >> judge jeanine: jesse, that is the question. how many adults were on the bus? you have the bus driver and used where there is a bus monitor. i remember there used to be bus monitors. who knows, maybe at the school budget, cutbacks and all of that whether they have that, but the truth is nobody is standing up for this little girl. she is nine years old and beaten by two other kids. look, this will continue to happen. it is painful to watch this. i mean, this boy is going at her full throttle. they are talking about metal detectors. i'd tell you what they need to talk about, reversing the age. what they did across this country as raise the criminal responsibility until you are not responsible until 18.

kids are smarter than they used to be. there are more violent than they used to be. it is about time we showed some consequences. there was no consequences. the mother in this case was told by the school after she reported the bowling before this beating, we can't do anything about it. you should take your kid to another school. the teachers have given up. where is the covid money? invest the covid money in cops and rent that school like an organized school. >> jesse: how would you have handled the situation if you are the school administrator push mark do you kick the kid out of school administration and put them in v? charged them? speed for raises good points whether we should lower the age. i am a parent who i want to be involved how my kids are taught to. you have to be involved at home. parents have to teach kids actively and consistently teach kids violence is wrong. studies show kids who are hot that far likely more to avoid violence than not.

but kids are simply out of control with a violence issue but what is amazing with me we did a story about a year ago in philly, something in philadelphia on the subway where people watched a woman be violated and nobody did anything. these kids are filming this like this at some sort of video game recording and they watch it later. so there has to be some combination of what the judge said. i think even thinking about holding parents liable for their kids. i wouldn't want that kid in my school and where you syndicate like that? do you disclose where that kid goes to school? they absolutely should. >> jesse: back in the day, this is how it would have been handled. the father of the girl will visit the boy's house, knocks on the door and asks to speak to that kids dad appear that is how you handle that. >> martha: i think a measure of that should be in play again. i go back to the obama

administration, actually. we did stories back then about the elimination of detention and expelling students. in principles could no longer do that. it was considered that it was racist in some way or picking on the wrong kids and they should be able to stay in the classroom. as a result, you have a lowering of the education level for all the kids in the class because absolutely no discipline here they are not learning anything and some of them are trying to stay safe throughout the course of the day on the bus ride home. but we have to empower principals and teachers. they have classrooms totally out of control. the principal doesn't have their back on the parents don't have their back. if my kid beats someone up, he can stay home for three days. you know, we have to have expelling and detention. there was no punishment whatsoever. you also have to ask the question about this girls whose pummeling her teacher. i don't know what happens at home, but i bet it's no good. she probably learned that behavior from someone in her

family. >> judge jeanine: she broke the teachers leg. >> harold: that is a vicious entry, greg. >> greg: before i get to my series points, harold, you graduated school '88? >> harold: i did. >> greg: i was '83 but whenever a fight broke out people would shout, "fight, fight, fight, fight." now it's different. so this existed, although this thing, this video is a commercial for homeschooling and for school choice, but this sort of stuff existed. it feels like there is more of it but that is because we have hundreds of millions of smartphones and everybody is now marked for taping a arby's and putting it up on star hip-hop if that still exists. but what is worse is now the fight, fight, fight element is the smartphone. that is the escalator. as long as that is there, people

forget about breaking it up. nobody, nobody wants you to film a fight breaking up. they want to see the fight. so everybody there ends up -- they are basically saying fight, fight, fight with the phones and the school has become a prison yard. nobody wants to break up a fight in the prison yard. you let it go, you let ago but we have lost a generation that doesn't know how to resolve conflict because now they enjoy it. it is something you could carry into your work life, you know? there is a lot of fights that we seek that don't involve kids, parking lots and restaurants. those are all adults but they were once kids. i think we will have more of that because we have lost the art, the manners, i hate to say this but manners, how to act in public. you see that. there is -- this goes back to even somebody not giving up their seat to a pregnant lady. two guys sitting there, two, really large women who are

eating themselves to death here they are in high school and they don't help anybody. it seems like there is a callousness in our culture. and i think this is the fight, fight, fight, you know? >> jesse: were a celebrity that makes a big deal about something that a hotel lobby or something like that. [laughter] "the fastest" is up next. >> greg: weight. ♪ ♪ oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. all together: me too! the buick envision. built around you. all of you. get 3.9% apr for 5 years and no monthly payments for 90 days on buick envision models.

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[laughter] now, new research claims that parts of our brains actually turn off when we rely on gps behind the wheel. there's not a lot of laughter around the table. martha, have you heard this before? >> martha: i think it is true that your brain turns off a little bit. i remember folded up maps in the glove compartment and they would fall apart and you had to open them up, right? i remember mapquest where you would put in and print it out. then, you had to look at it and think about your bull go. now you don't have to think about anything and it is surprising that i don't end up anywhere without my gps. >> harold: greg, you recall that segment with "the office." >> greg: that is based on a real thing, and people on the train check crack. but this gps brain is not a flaw. this is evolution. it is not any different then learning other technologies whether learning to write or learning to speak.

and rogan was talking about before writing was introduced, the skill of memorization for humans was super high because you had to memorize everything! but once you have the ability to write it down, that is technology. you don't need it anymore. so we are evolving to cyborg destiny part man, part machine. we have this. it is not nature against -- not an attack on nature but this is our nature and we should embrace it. >> harold: judge? >> judge jeanine: i don't know who greg was talking about. >> greg: because you are on your phone! >> judge jeanine: why am i on my phone? i want to show a picture that my girlfriend fouled the gps. went over the cliff in the back wheels were on the road. it literally come with the gps took her to the edge of the cliff. she crawled out of the back door! she was afraid to go out the front door. >> greg: a sexist word as it does this normally happen to

women? a sexist would ask this? >> jesse: a sexist is single? [laughter] >> harold: jesse? >> jesse: my mother-in-law -- there is something cute about that. my mother-in-law asked me and i said, i don't know. you take 78? i don't know but greg is right, your mind is free to think about other things. you can think about yourself. >> judge jeanine: you can think about greg. >> jesse: you can think about greg. >> harold: if you are feeling sick i don't get this. two and five employees will sniff one cup around the work to say that they are under the weather instead of taking a sick day. judge have you done that recently? >> judge jeanine: no, but i will tell you why they do it. to prove to people they really are sick. you don't want people to think you are lazy and want to stay

home. can become a dark chocolate. >> jesse: you have been hacking up on this entire show. she didn't have to come in today. we could have had geraldo. >> harold: thank you, thank you. >> martha: i don't know. i'm not big on sick days. i don't think you should necessarily have like the sick sick days every year. oh, i'm taking a sick day tomorrow. i don't know. somebody just comes in and coughs all over each other and post three. that is the way we work. >> harold: the employees with greg gutfeld and you want them to prove they are sick? >> greg: what you have learned is a sick day is what they call getting your botox. [laughter] in your face is swollen and you can't commit. i have a problem when i was running magazines, i hated the sick voice when they would call. you can be sick but just say you are sick. but don't put the sick voice on

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information. >> greg: the wrapping is overrated. >> ma>> jesse: is that a musica? >> greg: yes, it is what are you obsessed with? >> jesse: i want to get this thing for my fireplace. >> greg: wood? >> jesse: no, you would know, harold, a with whether seats. >> greg: why would harold know that? because he's black? >> jesse: no, not because he's black! because he probably has one. >> judge jeanine: you can't find one? >> jesse: i want to get one for a good price, judge. >> judge jeanine: oh. >> greg: we know that but harold what about you? >> harold: watching netflix stream. i'm halfway through the fourth season. >> martha: i heard that was excellent. >> greg: that is like a cheese. judge? >> judge jeanine: first of all, i'm obsessed and remind me come i want to go to focus on --

philharmonic's. but i'm obsessed with recipes that have no carbs in them. they are really, really good. >> greg: good luck. >> judge jeanine: they are few and far between. >> martha: is there such a thing? >> judge jeanine: a few soups and stuff like that. >> greg: i get obsessed with everything. if i find a restaurant, i go every single day and then i don't go again. do you do that? >> martha: i ate the same lunch for like -- >> judge jeanine: what do we? >> martha: like the salad from downstairs. >> jesse: may too. i've been doing it for a year. >> martha: as chicken and -- >> jesse: i do the balls, not actual meatballs. what are they called? >> judge jeanine: you know what they are called? >> jesse: is that lebanese? >> judge jeanine: no, it is middle eastern. >> greg: you mean like ohio?

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