relationships on our own hemisphere as it relates to china's penetration. >> neil: thank you, senator ben cardin on that and this is what we're getting from the defense department to talk this out and chinese not remotely interested in doing so. not yet at least. here comes the five. >>jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse wa waters and judge jeanine pirro, greg gut gutfeld dana perino. this is the five. will the american people buy the defective product? joe will attempt the impossible and try and convince americans all their hardships are just a

mirage. in biden's world, inflation is not at a four-decade high and 64% of americans are not living paycheck to paycheck. democrats are already cheering on the con job, chuck schumer's wetting himself with excitement. >> i think the president will do a very good job at selling the accomplishment. from what i hear there are like 40 million people to watch. it's not the super bowl but a heck of a lot of people. >>jesse: and general psaki thinks her old boss can seal the deal. >> people will get big, progressive, bold joe biden. he's done a lot of stuff, accomplished a lot of stuff, and nobody really knows about all those things. they can't make the speech about that, they know that. you can't do a list of all the things you've done. people will tune out. they don't want to know about data. he needs to tell a story. joe biden is an amazing story teller. you sit in the oval office and karine can tell you and he can story tell for six hours. he needs to do that in the speech tonight. >>jesse: biden is expected to call for his trademark

municipality tonight. hope he's got a -- unity tonight and hope he has a different speech writer from friday. >> extreme maga republicans in the house of representatives intend they plan to put it all at risk. this is not your republican partim these are not conservatives, these aren't conservatives but they're disruptive people and intend to destroy the progress we made. >>jesse: so, dana perino down in dc, can she feel the excitement in the air? >> dana: well, a lot of streets are closed off and that's usually a sign something east about to happen, and there's some buzz here in the fox dc bureau, which is always good. i -- you said something, jesse, that i picked up on a little bit and that is that the white house really does intend, at least in the previews to say, this is a speech about unity, and he will continue to spread his unity message .x they might be sincere; right, when they say that. if you've been paying attention at all and we know that our

viewers have, that's going to sound a little hollow and unity might just be in the eye of the beholder. what's happening the very next day? well, the president will be going to wisconsin and florida and one of the things he's going to do is assure everybody that it's the democrats that will protect medicare and social security so we know where those attack lines are going to go. i think that you'll see some things tonight that everybody could sheer for. cheer for and everybody likes democracy and everybody -- for example if he talks about the ukrainians and their bravery. there's a lot of interesting guests and important people that will be in the box tonight and that's true for both sides of the isle. in fact, cantor freedom is one of the guests of kevin mccarthy and there's a contrast to pull from. one of the thins interesting to see is if the president gives any indication about what he wants to do in the next two years and beyond. a lot of speculation because this is a speech that really

anchors in my opinion what he'll do if he decides to run for reelection and this is the preview speech to that one. >>jesse: so judge jeanine, we hear about how important it is for president bide ton tell a score -- biden to tell a story. doesn't matter if it's true or not. just tell a story. i feel like we could hear some whoppers this evening. >> jeanine: if he does tell a story about corn pop and some of the other stuff, it'll certainly be a whopper but one thing you can be sure of, joe biden will be like a used car salesman trying to sell a us a gi will, oppe -- giloppe. he'll say the economy is back and prices are down and gas is down and everything is glowing on the economic scale and the problem is americans don't feel that way. unfortunately when you think about it, he really has no record to run on inspite of what

jen psaki says. even during the midterms he ran on maga hate and it was everybody else's fault. it was the republicans fault, putin's fault, it was inflation was trump's fault. remember. hey, man, it was high when i got here except it was 1.6 when he got there and 9% while he was there. what we haven't seen, we didn't see in the midterms and we haven't seen from joe biden is an attempt at unity. he has tried to drum up division from the beginning and hopefully won't repeat what he did 48, 72 hours ago like friday night when he ginned up the maga hate. i think what americans want to hear is they want to hear that america is reinserting its leadership in the world. we're not going to hear it or if it does -- if he does, it won't ring true.

he's got pompeo cards that every candidate and local town con sell candidates had -- counsel candidates had pompeo cards and that's probably so joe can remember the stories. >>jesse: harold, i don't want to hear a listcal as jen psaki said so it don't put us to sleep. what would you tell the president to make his core theme about? >> i wish i was around the table with you guys. one, i think that dana in terms of what you think about when you're giving the state of the union and here he is in his third state of the union. likely this will be the precursor for the race. jesse, this portends when the speech writer and press conference at the white house is thinking about. jen psaki is right no one want

as list and he has to tell a story and that list has to be encased in that story and address some things the judge raised and those are real numbers and you can't tell someone they're doing better if they're not. if they don't believe they're doing better. you can tell them what they've done to make their lives better and what you plan to do over the next year or two and how you plan to work with republicans and democrats alike that want to meet you and are open minded enough to want to negotiate and build a consensus. this speech, i haven't gone to a lot of them, is about theatrics. dana is right, a lot of people will be in the chamber and the president will point to a lot of them. the cameras will spring to those with republicans and might be mccarthy and even in the president's box. in a lot of ways, it's a feel good speech for the country. you'll see democrats clap when he says something they like and republicans sit down and republicans may clap to be a little snippy with him during times of the speech. what i hope is they don't -- athat is all remember the cameras are on them and may be partisan divide and at the end

of the day, the country wants to be unified and the president will have a opportunity before 40 million people to give us a vision and sense of what he's done and why what he has done is right and putting us on the right path and more importantly what's the next two years going to look like? hopefully he does that tonight. >>jesse: gutfeld loves the congressional cut aways and bernie sanders employing his nose in the hank chief and aoc giving someone the side eye. that's what greg cares about at the state of the union. what is greg looking for tonight? >> greg: harold is correct and it could be a feel-good speech because i know i feel good after i puke. this is the going to be a lot of some iting and lying and -- vomiting and lying going on. jen psaki said he's a great story teller and that means he's a sack of pop. the problem with -- poop. you can't stop lying and keeping track and chuck schumer right

40 million people may watch but not by choice. when all the networks are carrying it, you have no choice but to watch this dreadful affair and it's like i hate to burst your balloon, little topical humor. state of the union used to be unifying, that's correct. now it's about trying out political campaign rhetoric on a .d public. that's what the democrats do. it's like a t-shirt cannon and it goes off every paragraph fires out a new platitude or a new propaganda and then the side claps and the other sides like this. that's all it is. once you see that, you feel that the state of the union is as mechanical as the hall of president's as disney land. it is disney land; right? i think i'll blow your mind or what's left of it, jess gee. jesse. >>jesse: please. >> greg: harold says it's theatrical and the other way of saying that is meaningless. it's meaningless. no one talks like this anymore. remember how all the newscasters used to sound the same.

people went to school to sound like that. sound like a news kassandraer and then positives -- newscaster and then podcasting slayed the ttele prompter cadence and how o people feel when they see these flourishes of rhetoric. it now to them reeks of fakery. when it smells so rich like propaganda, to millions, it's just a load of bs. and it's because our politicians haven't caught up with the country. we don't talk like this anymore. the five is successful because we talk and it's conversational. we rarely use tele prompters and when you see somebody up there, least like an old frozen robot from the hall of presidents. nobody take it is seriously, especially when it's a crock. >>jesse: you're saying he should bring in the t-shirt cannon? >> greg: yes and this would be

the t-shirt. >> dana: i want all the apologies. >>jesse: apologies on the back of the shirt, dana. >> dana: apologies to jasper? >>jesse: yes. don't miss the state of the union special coverage with brett baer and martha maccallum and starts at 8:55 eastern. don't miss it. coming up, fall out over the giant chinese spy balloon is about to ruin biden's big moment at the state of the union. ♪ sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders

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>> jeanine: the chinese spy balloon is hovering and let's hope we can glean some intel over it and commander in chief is expected to make a brief reference to china's brazen act of espionage later tonight, but one democrat thinks he should confront it head on. >> should the president address that head on tonight? >> she should. he sack lutely must. he needs to -- absolutely must. he needs to articulated what our china strategy will be. he needs to make it clear that any future balloons or any violation of national air space will not stand and i think he needs to start in my view with that explanation to the american public. >> jeanine: china must be shaking in their boots after hearing what the tough talking white house spokeswoman had to say about the fiasco. >> he's been criticized for not shooting it down sooner. you don't think that was a

mistake? >> no, because we were able to gather more intelligence and more information. we were able to collect back on the balloon. we know more about chinese capabilities and trade craft as a result of that decision. then we ultimately shot it down and sent a very direct message to china it was unacceptable. >> jeanine: you know, jesse, every time someone comes on air about this balloon, i hear something different. if you recall, on saturday the 28th, they said that -- they dent even tell potus about it because they didn't think it was dangerous, but in the end the administration said, you know, it could have had explosives on it. what is the truth? do we know? >>jesse: no, we'll never find out about the truth. i love these stories. first we can't shoot it down because the debris might hit a cow. then, the balloon is not spying on us, we're spying on the balloon. then it was, they didn't see a thing. they've been telling us for 20 years, china didn't see a thing. this time we mean it.

then they said under trump it was like a chinese birthday party. balloons everywhere. trump didn't know it about it till this week when biden told him it happened because biden, when he got into office, judge, he had great vision and he was able to see things that trump couldn't see. the senators and congressmen are like can you brief us on these balloons and they said, yeah, can you give us a few more days. then they canceled the briefing today because they knew they're going to send out the guy with the awards on his chest, he'll say something totally different and blow up joe's speech. so if biden knew about the balloons, judge, he didn't brief anybody about them in a year, two years, and he didn't confront xi jinping on these calls? he's always saying i'm on the phone with xi jinping for two hours. doesn't tell xi jinping to knock off the balloons or if he does tell him to knock off the balloons, xi jinping doesn't listen and floats more and then xi jinping hung up on the biden

administration. that makes the saudis and chinese send joe biden to voice mail. he has to come out tonight and say specifically what the consequences are if china keeps floating balloons. that's what the american people expect. >> jeanine: harold, this wasn't the first time apparently that a balloon, chinese balloon and i call it a chinese spy crap is flown over the united states. earlier today it was believed to be the fifth and then we get this report that mike gallagher -- mike turner i should say, chair of intel thinks it may have gone over ten, over every place with a missile defense site. and it appears there's a problem. i want you to listen to this sound. >> it's my responsibility to detect threats to northern america. i will tell you that we did not detect those threats, and that's a domain awareness gap we have

to figure out. >> jeanine: domain awareness gap? how come the chinese know about it and we don't? >> harold: that's a good question, judge and it would de-move the president to talk -- behoove the president about this and look, a mistake happened. first off the president should have shared with us earlier. they didn't have to give the country a classified briefing but they could have informed us and reassured us that they had this matter under control. two, at least it was shot down and i'm glad it was shot down. every american should be glad it was shot down if indeed what they telling us was true, judge, being able to disable to collect from information and share information back from china, that's a positive. we need an overarching message and i hope one part and i've heard a lot of criticism from democrats and republicans electing joe biden and he deserves criticism here but

what's amazing and really amaze asking no one criticized president xi for what he's done and doing. we know there's strategic adversary and the cold ware adversary for our country in the 21st century and we have to be balanced how we talk about this and i will agree, jesse, must start tonight. the president can't make this a flippant throw away sentence and speech. he has to say what happened, how it happened and what we'll do to ensure not only a balloon but any do main awareness happen that we have and how we're closing that. >> jeanine: and, dana, as it relates to apparently there was a -- there was a call by secretary of defense lloyd austin, and china, the prc minister of national defense, declined to take the call. that's just reported in in the last few minutes. >> dana: yeah, it was supposed to be a secure call and they decided not to do that. i guess they're really, really mad that we shot down their

balloon. i got a little bit of sense today from the white house that they're not really concerned about this story at all, and i think tonight you're going to hear a very brief mention about this, even though it's been dominating the use for several days and i think they might think in the long run that this is turning out just fine for them. the end of the story is the balloon was shot down and that's the opened of the story and everything is fine. we'll have to wait and see how the polling pans out and we sent a direct message to china and they keep saying that over and over again. this is a message that i wrote down so if you spy on us, we will let you until the public finds out. then we will let you complete your mission and transmit your data and shoot down your bal balloon. only after you complete your mission and that's a clear message.

i don't know if that's going to cut it. >> jeanine: greg, wrap it up. >> greg: i would love to wrap it up. it's a story about a balloon and it's dominating the news. whistled go into my e-mail and just had this kind of response about a story and people sending you memes and tips and ideas and jokes this is a story that was picked up and visual and it told you something that you always knew about joe. hands on bosses and hands off bosses. he's a brains off boss with his hands everywhere. we know that he is essentially what we expected about him and when the action takes place, they tell him after the fact and he's like blissfully un-aware and he gave everyone a concrete

glimpse of the action in the country takes place independent of the president and who, in his world is just far worse to be an american in a viking hat in the capitol than an adversarial country send ago spy device into the country. if there was a trump supporter on the balloon, he'd have shot it down. >> jeanine: coming up, democrats lost all hope in kamala and even hillary clinton is taking a shot. ♪ research shows people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. did you know that liberty mutual custo— ♪ liberty mutual. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ custom home insurance created for you all. ♪ ♪ now the song is done ♪ ♪ back to living in your wall. ♪ they're just gonna live in there?

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>> greg: democrats realizing that kamala harris is a lost cause like jesse. leaking grievances to the hie times is a liability and they've

lost hope in her. one big wig jim jordan. >> we will be clear and thank the university and michelle for the work that's been happening to help us articulate the metrics by which we'll measure our success in realtime. not waiting for years down the line. but in realtime measure our success. >> greg: where are the bongos and you hit realtime when who time winner hillary clinton thinks you're toast. she would not be able to win an election because she doesn't possess political instincts to get through a primary. basically she's doing a

brilliant job of taking all the heat off joe. like come la is basically the donald trump for the press. she's replacing them -- does he go by them or they? do you agree with me? >> dana: i've been thinking about it, greg, i'm not sure a. lot of people thought she tipped off the media to the leaked story about the documents next to the corvette. i don't think she leaked them at all and benefits for a month not having scrutiny and then just like clock wacker there's only two types of stories for kamala harris. the reboot story and hiring new people and everything will be great. shoal really do it this time and like today the story says wow, all the democrats are really worried about her prospects and i thought it was really difficult and hard to read if you're in the vice president's office and her press office gave to reporters and a list of

people should call because those people were supposedly going to say really nice things about kamala harris. those people declined to do it. that hurts so as a calm person you feel bad for her to do that here's the thing. it's so bad for her that even with biden's numbers being what they are and judge jeanine rattled through a couple and the numbers are not good. even with that there's nobody there saying well, well, we should really give biden's number two a second look. they're not doing that. >> greg: you don't want to take a second look at biden's number two. mike, doesn't this feel like an orchestrated hit? >> harold: she's not only a

public pinata but for democrats as well. i don't know that she'll be the nominee and some point for the party i don't know if she'll recover from all of these things but what i do know is this is smart. she's good -- not a very good lawyer. i believe she has political instincts but if she doesn't do one of two things and i think you have to do both, she's got to give us a plan on the border because she was put in charge of that. i think you're in a political spot and in california go out and talk about the show and figure out ways to reform, bail reform or undo it. we put police and police department around the country with tools to fight crime the right way and the safe way and communities not discriminate in communities and it'll go a long ways towards silencing them to rebound her political efforts. >> greg: thank you, mike

brady. go to carol brady at the at the same time >> jeanine: is that me? i've never been called carol but i'm delighted. kamala has a job most women would give their right hand. she's vice president to an 80-year-old president who's on his way out cognitively. she could give the middle finger to people if she could only show she's at least half competent. the woman hasn't had an interview in a year since she messed up with lester holt. now, let's talk about how she could prove herself and she could prove herself and given this border issue; right. how tough is that? the root causes, everybody knows she could go out there and say this country is the greatest country in the world and that's why everyone wants to come here. we're the emitmy of what people want and -- epitome of what people want and where they want to live. border patrol agents do a great job and we've got to give them credit. the dreamers, we should give

them citizenship, we should do that for them and it has to be legal and we should vet these people. american citizens need to be protected. she's a former da, she can get all this stuff out. but she can't get it out because she's too lazy to get herself out there and focus on the issues. for hillary clinton to dump on her is the epitome of someone that's lost it and incapable. i'm tired of simon sanders saying she's doing this because she's facing a historic set of challenges because she's the first african american woman. a lot of us were the first of a lot of things and what you do is just do it better than the other guy and be confident and prove to americans you're there for them. that's the end of it. greg: so, can i call you cousin oliver? >>jesse: please. >> greg: how do you feel about this? that it's an orchestrated hit? >>jesse: i do. we're watching a slow motion and painful attempt to surgically

remove kamala harris. remember the game operation and you have these little tweezers and try to get in there and theg the women will get upset and blacks will get upset and they got to be very careful when they take kamala off this ticket. and this is coordinated and it's calculated. it starts with pocahontas and talk to 30 democrats around the cotriple-demic, she doesn't have it and new york times drops a major well sourced piece and crooked gets in there and says she lacks political instinct and james clyburn, the king maker and mr. south carolina he was the one with so much juice and got ketanji brown jackson on the court and he takes it a step further than poke handout poke handoutturnover margins ani didn't want kamala on the ticket to begin with.

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spend in the systemic racism and white supremacy. >> we made your families rich. >> from the southern plantation heirs. >> the northern bank especiallies. >> ship owners. >> former presidents. >> ill lieu gnat tee new world order. >> dana: the director of the show is thrilled to stoke the conversation and seems disney has not learned its lesson and the giant has been embroiled in the feud and the florida governor ron desantis and he's making good on a promise to revoke disney's special tax district and make them pay $750 million in debt that . is expected to be voted on next week. harold, can i start with you and ask you what your reaction is to this? i know you have young children, and you also understand politics and business and this is all in the mix.

>> harold: the legislation that governor desantis is offering may not be the answer and could be a little reaction gnat and, dana, you know her well, the former secretary of state condi rice and her words were interesting back when this started and humans aren't angels now and they weren't angels in the past. black kids that quite frankly for a long time had history portrayed as they were second-class citizens but we don't have to make white children feel bad for being white to overcome that fact. that's the balance we have to get through here and nothing wrong with explaining america's history to every young person. along the way explaining how we made tremendous progress. i think we sometimes get so invested in our own political narrative and advancing our own politics and personal politics that we can forget we live in a great country with a complex past and as the secretary said

so aptly, we with respect perfect thenyl and we're not now. we have to strive to be that way and we're not able to be that way if we say one person is better than the other and that's why we have to bring about this history and teach it in a way to teach it these days and take chances in teaching and i don't like the video it goes too far. but he's certainly accomplished one thing and he's stoking the conversation. >> dana: greg, i think that's what is very interesting is that the creative people there at disney, they are going to keep pushing. remember they had the controversy a year ago and indication they would take their foot off the gass but that's not happening. this is full bore. >> greg: yeah, they're dealing with executives that are cowards and afraid to stand up to the creative people. this is disney. it's not showing you educational material. this is propaganda and you have to ask, okay, how badly does it reflect real life that it doesn't prepare a child for the real world? when you're looking at this, how

will this prepare a child for the real world? it doesn't. with fairy tales and fables, they offer universal messages about being a good person. whether it was values or truth like pinocchio or friendship and all that good stuff, now this is the -- there's no good service in this at all. it's prime ago child to resist cooperation with other who is are different from they are. everything about that clip was anoer, bitterness, envy, rage. so if you want your kids to start anoreigns leading with a chip on their shoulders the size of a small country, have them watch that. disney went from the values of truth and friendship to envy and trust and they're not good for kids. disney is harmful to children. >> dana: jesse, how do you see

it? >>jesse: greg said what are they preparing them for? to beg for reparation when is they're older it. is laying the ground work and crt cartoons on disney+ laying the ground work for a younger generation of black persons to demand reparations when they're old enough to do so. yes, black labor in the south contributed to an enormous amount of wealth for the plantation owners and black slavery built southern railroads, ports, but not a lot of white people owned slaves in the south and it was abolished in the north like in 1804 and never even in the west and they contributed to building parts of america and the irish, english, scotch, germans, americans. everyone built america. who build it? who was design it had and architected it and financed it? labor was a part of it. if we have conversations and i'm open to it since i'm 1% black.

i might get a check and talk about it accurately. >> dana: as greg pointed out when we did 23 and me, i was 100% not going to get a single thing. >> greg: you're white as the driven snow, dana. >> dana: jung, disney was like this -- i thought it was a wonderful safe place to b. and now it's not. >> jeanine: it's not anymore. at this point i think that they've outwoked us. you know, when you think you can't get even more outrage or outwoke, they do this. look, here's the problem with that. i mean, it's not just they are creating this attention and hatred, but they're instilling a sense of self-hatred in children. maybe someone who was related to you maybe four or five generations ago they had a slave and now you're a bad person. by the way, who were the idiot parents who are paying an extra

$8 a month for disney+ so their kids -- so your kids can watch this? you have to be on top of everything anymore. but this is stoking division and hatred. we see it in speeches, we started in the a block and speeches from the president and ultra maga speech withs hatred and kids are getting it from cartoons i agree with desantis and time he took action against disney. he has that right. >> dana: up next, are you headed to the movies? there's a big change comes that you may not be happy about. ♪ i know the markets have gone up and down, but you're right on track to reach your goals. my ameriprise advisor helps me feel confident about my financial future. he knows me and my goals. it's not the first uncertain environment

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>> jesse: not the hammers it's the woodpeckers. greg? >> greg: my one more thing did you know that dana perino eats her salad with her fingers? yeah. she does. she actually eats like crumbled feta cheese with her fingers. she didn't have a a fork. she actually ate her salad with her fingers. >> dana: better than a comb. >> greg: are america's sweetheart. >> dana: i didn't have a fork. >> greg: you are a creepy salad either. i don't have to do my one more thing. i have no show tonight. >> greg: happy birthday, johnny. my assistant 27 years old. oh, to be 27 again. >> dana: oh. >> jesse: i'm going to throw that cake in his face after the show. "jesse watters primetime," the corn pop state of the union. that is worth watching.

harold? >> judge jeanine: i can't believe i said that in my a block. >> harold: happy birthday to johnny. sweet surprise given to the brothers travis and his brother jason the first brothers to face each other in the super bowl. giving an interview for the nfl network their favorite fan their mom comes up from behind and gives both cookies. both of their jerseys on merged together there congrats to their mom. congrats to them. she will be the real winner super bowl night. >> judge jeanine: i wonder how it must feel for her. it's got to be great. >> jesse: feels better when the son on the eagles wins. dana? >> dana: in my defense, i had bought the salad and i walked all the way -- i got to my hotel room and walked from the elevator all the way around and i had put the dressing on the salad and i realized i didn't have a fork and i didn't want to go all the way back down because i had a call and anyway so yeah, i did. i ate my salad with my fingers with my hands. >> jesse: how important was the

call. >> greg: this is worst than january 6th. >> dana: at least i didn't use a comb and check out this. go ahead. >> jesse: harold, were you witnessing this? >> dana: i actually -- i can't believe i got outed in the commercial break. >> jesse: you can't tell greg anything. >> dana: in the green room. commercial break. be a part of the table. jess that's it for us. good night. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: i don't think dana is a creepy salad either. i really don't. thanks, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. a big night here. i'm bret baier. the death toll skyrockets following the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria. we will bring you there live. chief border patrol agents tell their story on capitol hill as house republicans look into the immigration crisis. you will want to hear that we talk live with west virginia democratic senator joe manchin with breaking news on negotiations. >> bret: but, first, breaking tonight. in h