i tell you what. chaos and parliamentary chambers is what freedom is. the alternative is autocracy. i don't want that. >> neil: bottom line, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen or the house gallery or the house of commons. thank you, nigel, very, very much. everyone's got to dial it back. it's okay. it's okay. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fact-checkers have been busy having a little bit of a field day with president biden state of the union address. the commander in chief accused of exaggerating his record and making some key contradictions like these. >> here at home, inflation is coming down. here at home, gas prices are

down $1.50 from their peak. food inflation is coming down, not fast enough, but coming down. inflation has fallen every month for the last six months while take-home pay is going up. >> dana: the president getting knocked for all of those claims. biden also got a real-time fact-check over this attack. >> so slow my republican friends want to take the economy hos hostage. republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. let me give you -- anybody who doubts it, contact my office. i am politely not naming them but it's being proposed by some of them. look. folks. the idea is that we're not going going to be moved into being thrown to default on a debt if we don't respond. >> dana: biden drawing some laughs for the wrong reason when

talking about getting tough with oil companies. >> i said we are going to need oil for at least another decade. and beyond that. we are going to need it. >> dana: despite getting called out on the falsehoods, some democrats and the media giving the president's speech very glowing review. >> i think this was the best speech i've ever heard him deliver. >> it was fun and he seemed to be getting a lot of fun out of people heckling him and the feedback that he was getting. >> you actually felt like the union is strong. >> it was delivered with a lot of energy and a lot of peace. >> he was little rowdy, right? he was a little fun. >> it felt like the british parliament. >> didn't you think he was sort of mr. smooth? >> we were all thrilled last night. wasn't the president just great? >> what i loved about the speech, it was true joe biden. >> it was so masterful. >> dana: i need a hype squad

like that. jesse, what did you think? >> jesse: it sounded like an altar sb 25 speech. he plagiarized the entire trump platform. the core message was that we have shipped all these jobs in factories overseas and i'm going to be the one bringing them back. he doesn't say anything that he was vice president sending the jobs over there. then he says i'm going to get tough with big tech and big pharma and we're going to crack down on fentanyl pouring over the border. okay. okay. we have been saying that for a long time, joe. then he says we're going to get tough on china. this is a blue-collar boom. this is literally exactly what trump said during his state of the union and then even used the forgotten man analogy. a lot of you feel forgotten, these hollowed out old construction sites in these poor

towns. come on. the best part was when he went full populist and said he was going to get rid of these junk fees, these fees for places that aren't a resort or airlines that treat your children like baggage. and then he was going to lock up people that stole covid money. go over to chicago because they took the money and gave each other bonuses. i'm not really upset with how people were screaming and yelling. i'm not a big decorum guy, especially after the fact the last president, they spied on his campaign, framed him to be a trader and then leaked his ta taxes. it wasn't well delivered. he's a terrible speaker but i did feel the unifying message. america is a great place, optimistic. i just don't know if joe is the guy to deliver on all those messages that he plagiarized. >> dana: this is the call they wanted me to play.

>> we had a spirited debate last night with my republican fri friends. my republican friends. they seem shocked when i raise the plans of some of their members and their caucus to cut social security. marjorie taylor greene and others stood up and said "liar, liar." reminds me of liar, liar, house on fire. >> dana: yeah. >> greg: to comment on that media montage, being a pet owner, they are like a pet owner whose dog finally is potty trained outside. look what he did. he such a good little boy. the expectations are so low for joe, if you can just make it to the podium without falling over or shaking hands with an invisible goblin, that's a huge success. you can tell they were so happy

and so relieved. i don't think it's unreasonable at all to heckle someone who smears you and this might've been a really decent intervention for joe because all he does is smear people. he smeared gun owners, border agents, trump voters, the police. somebody has to call him out. if you're in a place where somebody is actually saying, imagine a republican president saying "you democrats want to kill children with a dangerous vaccine." that's almost on the same extreme of saying that we want to take money from the elderly and let them die alone in poverty. that's what he is saying. it's like, of course you had to stand up because it's about you. i think that because the speeches are so fake, so artificial, the one real thing is heckling. it's an injection of reality. it's people at home going "oh,

you are full of crap. that never happened!" i'm not even thinking about the content of the heckling itself but i do think decorum, you don't keep decorum if somebody is smearing you. you go right at it, right? don't you agree? >> dana: i am a decorum person, you know. >> greg: but what if i smeared you. >> dana: it happen, like yesterday. >> greg: what if i said dana doesn't eat salad with a fork. >> dana: it happened once. but you make a good point. maybe you're at a point now where the country is saying we want to have real-time reaction like we do on this. >> greg: yes. >> dana: as long as everyone is cool with it going both ways. these speeches are going to be really long. judge jeanine, what do you think? >> judge jeanine: when he started with the forgotten man, that's when i started thinking

about president trump. it was like red from the beginning but there's a couple points that i want to make. number one, when he criticized the republicans and he started by saying many and then he stopped himself and he said some republicans want to stop social security and medicare. and they booed him. i've got to tell you something. i am so sick and tired of hearing the democrats say it. karine jean-pierre say it, the president saying it. one republican senator apparently set it and now they're going to broadbrush everyone. at that point, i don't blame them. they had to take the position. i don't like that it wasn't as proper as it might have been but at that point, there's so many people watching this speech, they needed to hear that they are not in favor of this and stop gaslighting us. stop lying. the other thing that really made me crazy was when biden started

talking about ty tyre nichols ad how sad and terrible it was but he immediately went into racism and the talk that you have to have if you have a brown or black child. he intertwined the two, the death of tyre by five black police officers and then he goes to racism. when he started talking about big oil and he says, how dare big oil will make these profits and use the record profit to buy back their own stock, rewarding the ceos and shareholders, we are either a capitalist country or we are not and for him to say they shouldn't be doing that is outrageous and he forgets that he came into office saying i'm going to shut down the fossil fuel industry. i'm canceling the pipeline. i'm not going to sign new drilling leases and then he says how dare you end by the way, i checked the prepared speech with

the actual speech. he apparently, unless i'm wrong, he didn't plan on saying we need another decade, at least ten more years of gas and oil and beyond. that he just ad-libbed himself which was a good thing. there are places where if you want to talk bipartisanship, hey, let's talk about it. we are not cutting social security or medicare and you don't want to either. we need big oil and apparently you say you wanted for another ten years and finally, fentanyl. how dare you say that your response to fentanyl is to use more drug detection machines. you want to join with the congress? you talk about china and you talk about the border when you talk about fentanyl. that's how you bring america together. >> dana: harold, to the democrats feel pretty good today customer what are you hearing from all of your sources? >> harold: it's good to be back. it's good to be around the ta table.

just reacting. democrats feel good about it and if you look at the polling majority of the country feels good about it which leads to this point. the everyday rhetoric of this president, if you look at every president the last four or five with the exception of president trump and this is a complement to president trump, their everyday rhetoric was a oftentimes more pugnacious from the standpoint that the media would oftentimes slice and dice what they wanted them to say. president trump would walk out of the white house and give the press conference himself and he was upbeat and positive. he was always upbeat and positive. this is the time everybody in the country gets to see the president. he's cordial, he's always consolatory, he projects unity and projects that we have to find ways to work together. no president ever comes before the country and says that the union is in disarray. i'm angry. i'm mad. i'm going to continue to be that way. no, they come across the way the

president came across last night. they get a little partisan but it's not totally that way. the appropriation of some of this language. make america great again with president reagan, let's make america great again and forgotten man is fdr. it's a physician. it's a tradition. ensuring that at the core of the american expenses to ensure that the least and last regard the survey has an opportunity to be pushed up so i was pleased to hear the president say that. i shared last night when i was looking for most my shared it on the show when i find your answer last night, jesse, they should be consequences. i thought the president would have taken the point, a moment last night to lay out the biden doctrine on china. for a whole variety of reasons. the balloon is what really provoked it but i thought we missed an opportunity there and i'm not one that likes to pick great american companies, oil companies and big pharma, we wouldn't be where we are, what everything about vaccinations, wouldn't be where we are without big pharma and the speed that

they develop therapies. i give big oil a lot of credit. let's stop with the us versus them thing. >> greg: it's funny. he is saying choose to invest, you've got ten more years. who does that? >> dana: is not a good investment. unless and only have ten more years. coming up, president biden had the nation's air for more than an hour but barely mentioned china and the border crisis. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium.

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>> jesse: president biden below va for over an r but couldn't find time to talk about some of the top issues americans actually care about. great topics like china and the border got less time than junk fees. think about that. junk fees are more of a threat to americans than china's spy balloon flying over us in scooping up all of our secrets. >> make no mistake about it. as we made clear last week if china threatens our sovereignty, we will act to protect our country and we did. >> jesse: it seems like biden has forgotten the open border policies have fueled the fentanyl crisis. >> we know we now have a record number of personnel working to secure the border, resting 8,000 human smugglers. seizing over 23,000 pounds of fentanyl. just the last several months. fentanyl is killing more than 70,000 americans a year.

you got it. let's launch a major surgeon stop fentanyl production in the sale and trafficking with more drug detection machines, inspection cargoes, at the border. >> jesse: you look like you want to talk about the border. >> judge jeanine: no, i don't. >> jesse: okay. >> judge jeanine: what are the say, 8,000 people been arrested for fentanyl arrests. a thousand people come through the border every day. that's not a big deal. he was a problem. if you've got drug detection machines and you're going to be able to identify fentanyl, you've got to lock the people up. you've got cashless bail in the united states. you can be an illegal, have no connection to the community, they're going to let you out of jail and they'll never see you again. this is hocus-pocus baloney. it does not work. so all of this nonsense. for the first time at least he is now saying fentanyl is coming

off his lips. but at the same time he's not protecting the border by the way, one of the things we said about the border is that apparently since we launched our new border plan, unlawful migration from cuba, haiti, nicaragua has come down 97%. they said no, that's not the true number. he's just making these numbers up to sound like he's tough on the border. in the end, what he's got to do is do something effective. he's talking the talk. he doesn't walk the walk. >> jesse: it's a defensive position to say we're going to have higher drug sniffing dogs and do detention. you got to go into china and deep into mexico to stop it. >> dana: one of the things that has been a knock on president biden even at the beginning, the question pollsters ask, do you believe the president cares about issues that you cl care about. the answer is always no. there has never been a majority

of people that said yes, he cares about the issues i care about. the other pools, what do you ask is the number one issue and you list them. inflation, the economy, crime and the border. it comes up and so i do think that's why feeling there was this disconnect last night. you could be at the white house and say you got through that, got some applause, trapped the republicans and we feel great and you still haven't moved the ball in any of the issues people are saying that they really care about through the fentanyl issue is such a bipartisan one. what a moment you could have had to talk about a story. there were a couple of people there in the guest box last night, including laura didier. she was there on behalf of our congressmen. she lost her son who was 17 years old. she said she didn't know what fentanyl was when her son died. she is googling it. what does it mean? they have come a long way to get him talking about in the state of the union. there is nothing concrete i felt

like it was a lot of platitudes on that and then on china, what a missed opportunity. the entire nation is talking about the fact that with these jerks in china think it's okay to do this and you're gonna let them complete the mission and then shoot it down afterwards and then tell everybody we did a great job. i don't know if that's going to work but they are going to keep telling you that you believe it's good. >> jesse: it does look suspicious that given this big moment to just give, what was it, a sentence? not even say the word balloon. makes it look like he's hiding something. >> greg: i always look at the best intentions. maybe he just doesn't know that these things are going on until the last minute. everything about this, he's old. this is the problem of having an old president. the fentanyl thing has been around for three years, maybe even longer. we have known about china. trump has been talking about china forever. if you look at crime. ever since the george floyd

stuff, we were talking about how bad it was. it takes forever for this stuff to reach him and then what are his solutions? they are all old solutions. spend more money. more drug sniffing dogs. you have to understand that fentanyl is tiny. it's not just about the border. you can have the tightest border and that stuff is still coming through. >> jesse: can dogs even smell fentanyl? is it effective? >> greg: there are these lies of omission. he has no plan for fentanyl. he has no plan for the border, no plan for crime so that's why he has to keep it down low. but then he talked about and this is the bigger lie about the declining inflation, gas prices dropping, job numbers increasing. all of these variables are improving from the damage during his two years. that's a deception. it's like a guy stealing your car and then the next day throwing you a hubcap.

>> jesse: [laughs] harold, wrap it up. >> harold: i like that analogy. the border and china, i said yesterday i wish there would've been more. i think there's going to be -- have to be more. the border's national security. you've got to have more border patrol, judges, silent reforms of people don't just show up and say things are really bad where i come from so let me in. you may be need to have special forces nda. president trump contemplated a surgical strike on gangs. i don't know the efficacy of that and whether or not it's legal. we have to be more creative than where we are now going to solve this issue. then you've got to give a fair and transparent and accountable immigration plans of people who come here illegally and a state of the amount of time and follow the laws, we need to have them. there's a level of frustration. i will say there is a watershed

moment the democrats and republicans also stood up. president biden tried to get away with a side remark for now no one wants to cut social security and medicare. we cannot balance our budget. i'm not saying we should but we should be clear, we cannot balance the budget or reduce our debt without mean meaningfully reforming. if we don't want to do that than we might as well get prepared for trillion dollar deficits going forward. >> greg: it's your money, social security. >> harold: republicans for a long time and wanted to do it. my only point is you had the entire chamber last night stand up and say we won't touch it. you know who started that my lifetime? >> greg: mc hammer. >> harold: second. trump. mc hammer and trump. >> judge jeanine: 's whole speech was about making sure we spread more money, more programs on child care, nursing homes, everything was more money, more money. >> dana: no pro-growth economic policy. >> jesse: you are forgetting

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the choice is between normal or crazy. >> judge jeanine: she used that a lot, normal and crazy, in the speech, and it made so much sense. >> dana: the best response for the state of the union i've ever seen. i usually advise people not to accept the offer because he usually doesn't turn out that well. if it's unmemorable, that's your best outcome usually. but i think she really knocked it out of the park last night and i like that she wasn't russian i do like it. she drew all these contrasts, normal versus crazy. that caught people's attention and she wasn't rushed. she had to wait quite a while because biden took forever to get out of the chamber. she was very clear about a new generation of leadership. an old versus young. she is youngest governor in the country, the first woman to be governor of arkansas into the good communicator. we knew that because she was the white house press secretary under president trump.

but i felt like it was really fun also to watch somebody who i have admired. i don't know where all that well but i consider her friend and to watch somebody of you admire achieve something like that last night, just made me feel good for her and it was exciting. fun to watch what happens next with her. >> judge jeanine: what do you think, harold, the fact that she actually called for new republican leaders when she talked about, as dana said, she's the youngest governor. she was making it clear, clear reference to the age difference. >> harold: i thought the speech was formidable. for anyone to think she is not a legitimate candidate for the republican nomination of president, she made it very clear last night. she also i think rebuffed president trump because she said at one time she said it's time for a new generation of leadership across both parties. it was a brilliantly written speech. she talked about woken one of the things i think we hear

people talk about woke it's really kind of code for disagreement. what i don't like about it in a political space is that it's going to be involved now into the wanting to retaliate, some of the retribution. i wished the language would've been a little more positive around that but i thought she accomplished a lot. the person i thought they give the best was tim scott. he told his life story in a positive way. we are still dealing with some of the racial consternation after george floyd but his speech was similar to this in that regard. the governor, she made clear. she is 40. president biden is 80. it took president biden forever to get off the floor last night. an 80-year-old with that kind of energy which she gave one heck of a speech in any one of the republican party certainly is going to pay attention. people are serious about this next race. >> judge jeanine: one of the things she talked about was the fact that were under attack in the left-wing cultural we didn't start and never wanted to fight. every day we are told we have to

partake in their rituals. she really made it clear that this isn't a difference of opinion on something that we've always argued about. this is a whole new structure that the woke people are trying to impose on us. >> greg: and we were there first. the show, i believe, anyway. the contrast, normal versus crazy, israel. harold comey said using the phrase woke. it's a common word and people are throwing it around but you cannot deny. men with penises declaring they are women is crazy. children putting off puberty. children encouraged to lop off healthy organs, crazy. nonbinary teachers intruding into their private and personal lives of children who don't understand the terminology, that is crazy and it's dangerous. so what she did i believe is

that she pointed her, whatever, at education. all of these things are happening to kids in this kind of polluted, toxic environment that we call education. systemic racism doesn't erupt from the workplace. he doesn't erupt from college. it doesn't erupt from law enforcement. it's too late by then. right? the kid has already got it? where did they get it from? education. systemic racism is alive and well in education by not giving kids, poor kids primarily, adequate education for preparing them for real life. this crazy gender delusional stuff is not preparing any kid for anything other than the life of envy and pain. >> judge jeanine: one of the things she talks about is her arkansas initiative, sounds like it would be a great program nationally where they are teaching kids illiteracy,

accountability, readiness instead of indoctrinating them. she is almost positioning herself to a bigger office. >> jesse: i would like to see it. i like sarah. i understand the framing, normal versus crazy and that's good. but you have to define what normal is. normal isn't attractive to a lot of people until you're about 45 or 50 and then it becomes fantastic. so what is normal? what are the principles of western civilization that you want to maintain and continue on to have a prosperous and healthy society where people can become their true selves? biden is the only thing keeping a lid on crazy in this country. a way to a.d.-year-old guy who is the rusty loft on pandora's woke box. he's got jobs numbers like crazy. these democrats are like, get this guy out of here, they can't wait to pack the court, nuclear

filibuster. they want to turn everybody into sam brinkman. rainbows, leather, sex change operations for everybody. you want an opium den? opium dens for everybody. legalized heroin. you've never seen anything this crazy. pronouns, whatever. it's a toxic brew of communism and crt and trans mania. thank god we have joe biden right here because the minute he leaves, it's going to be bon bonkers. >> greg: [laughs] >> harold: the greatest endorsement joe biden has ever gotten on the show. >> judge jeanine: fireworks on capitol hill. top twitter execs in the hot seat over censoring censoring the hunter biden story.

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>> harold: republican lawmakers finally getting their chance to grill former top twitter executives. >> twitter and other social media companies took extraordinary steps to suppress that story. they have verified the laptop but the damage has been done. >> you exercised an amazing amount of clout and power over the entire american electorate. >> i think you got played by the fbi and that's the scary part. >> harold: democrats like aoc are dismissing and calling questions about the hearing. >> still he does not even begin to capture this obsession. twitter's editorial decision has been analyzed and debated ad nauseam. >> whole hearing about a 24-hour hiccup in the right wing political operation. talk about hunter biden's half fake laptop story. this is an embarrassment. >> you were talking in the

greenroom about this story. >> greg: yes, what an interesting way to set this up. i want to listen, i want to see everyone of the 51 intel agents. i want to know how it was choreographed, how it was put together. the strategy here with these folks is to admit that they screwed up. because it doesn't matter. they won, right? they can say yeah, we screwed up. we shouldn't of done that but they are kind of at the same time admitting they got away with it. can't arrest him, can't do anything about it. they did censor material. it will say private companies can't do that when the government colludes, it's part of a cabal, which they called it, to banish actual news, that is censorship and they weren't played by the fbi. they are playing with the fbi. >> harold: judge, which question would you ask if you are on that committee? the question may have been asked. would you ask of those execs?

>> judge jeanine: what i would ask is why they didn't bother to try to confirm that it was real. just finding someone who had received an email. all you have to do is typical investigative reporting. all you find out, look at what the emails are. do you ever receive an email from hunter biden? did you ever send an email to hunter biden? that's the end of the you start realizing that it's real but then that thing that's most interesting, jim jordan just said you got played by the fbi. not only got played by the fbi but i agree with greg. i think they played with the fbi because they are very anti-republican. they wanted joe biden to win and we already know from the numbers that but for the suppression of this laptop, a lot of people might have voted differently. i also think it's important to note that when you got an fbi that is reaching out to social media companies and saying the oma lookout -- be on

the lookout for elite disinformation. and you have the affair lying to a fisa court menu got all kinds of agencies getting involved, even with the balloon saying we didn't tell the president for a bunch of days, you start to wonder who is running the country? is the president running the country or are these agencies running the country. >> dana: island asked, what is the democrat strategy. if twitter saying yeah, you're right. you caught us. why are the democrats and saying that this hearing is baloney? the hearing accomplish what they set out to do. here's my question, where is jack dorsey. how does he get away with not having to come and testify. he was the ceo on the leader. only these guys have to come? the other thing is aoc may have missed it last week but even hunter's lawyers are saying that that's his laptop. not even half laptop.

>> jesse: big business conspired with the fbi to pick a president and aoc doesn't care. she'd rather talk about all these other things. she was at the oversight committee for the last two years. she didn't haul in any ceo, ne titan of industry and grill them. she didn't do anything. why is aoc taking hunter's sign? that's who she wants to throw down with, hunter biden, dropping and words on the laptop, sexually harassing his assistants, the silver spoon corrupt guy who is dragging hisu know what all over the place. >> greg: she loves a bad boy, jesse. >> jesse: she really does. how much? she is engaged. i wouldn't take sides with that guy. he goes against every think she stands for. >> judge jeanine: it's all about ideology, the left. >> jesse: the left, a bunch of losers, right, george? >> harold: president biden accused of shaking down servers with the latest irs.

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joe biden's army of irs agents are coming after waiters. uncle sam trying to stick at the servers with a new program aimed at catching people who skip reporting tips as income. jesse, by principle, you don't have but waiters do live off their tips. it's sad that joe thinks there's more blood to suck out of these poor people. >> jesse: when i was a bellman, that's all i did was make tips. i was getting minimum wage. you'd get cash, maybe $200 a night from valeting cars or helping people. if you tax fact, that i don't have any beer money at 22. what do i amount to it that point? you're hiring 87,000 irs agents with guns to go after waitresses? while your son is under investigation for tax evasion? not everybody has a sugar brother that can pony up 2 million to pay your back taxes that you hid from uncle sam. this is ridiculous. ridiculous. >> greg: excellent point.

it is ridiculous. judge. talk about punching down for going after our waiters and waitresses especially after covid carried >> judge jeanine: didn't he promise he wasn't going to do that with the 87,000 irs agents? it only to go after the billionaires? apparently the treasury inspector general for tax administration says estimated 30% of employers with tip reporting agreements have been reported to us with the most 1.7 billion. here's the point. they lie. shock. >> greg: harold, in the greenroom you said serves them right, waiters and waitresses should try getting better jobs. there losers. [laughter] >> harold: i was hoping we could keep that conversation private. this is wrong and they should publicly say it's not what we should be doing. >> greg: dana, you were originally a waitress before you got this job on "the five." >> dana: i actually was a waitress. i loved that job. >> greg: how are the tips? >> dana: i did great.

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♪ >> greg: judge? [laughter] >> dana: greg. >> jesse: i didn't even get that. >> dana: it's your turn, greg. >> jesse: what have i got? >> greg: here you go. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: yesterday, dana confessed to all of us to eat salad without a fork. >> dana: no. one time. >> judge jeanine: but it had

dressing on it. >> greg: five years. with a fork. so, from now on, whenever you need a fork. just come over here, grab a fork. there is forks for everybody. for everybody. [laughter] >> dana: what a great forking story. [laughter] >> jessica: grab some, dana. just with your fingers. show us how you did it. >> dana: i picked it up like that. i was in a hurry. okay. my turn. >> greg: i didn't plug the joke. i have saigon, joe derosa, kat timpf and tyrus tonight. >> dana: fretty good. check out rescue dog from jersey. big sticks or logs. i swear we had the video. there he is. pretty talented. the rescue dog and he is a good boy indeed. percy has one, too. his stick is smaller. >> greg: yeah. >> jesse: cold out. >> dana: you guys! janice dean shares inspiring

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>> harold: lebron james broke the all time scoring record. he is now 33890 points. second to m.j. lebron has played 20 seasons. 38390. great feat. i'm an m.j. man. >> dana: i can't believe we did that in that amount of time. thank you for the salad and a fork. if you need a fork, let us know. >> greg: plastic, too. >> dana: "special report" suspect next. >> bret: we have sporks down here. spoon and a fork. >> dana: very handy. >> bret: lovely sun set in washington. i'm bret baier. president biden ripping course again today ripping republicans over social security and medicare hours after seeming to reach consensus at the state of the union address. congress gets a classified briefing on the chinese spy balloon as we learn about the massive size and scope of the surveillance program. and the death toll soars amid frantic rescue efforts after earthquakes in turkey and syria.

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