my heart breaks for this young woman. tmz investigates britney spears. the price of freedom monday on fox. >> we're out of time. t of thanks to brad baer. kennedy catch in our studio tonight with dreamy trace gallagher. anks, greg cephas,an i loveeeing yo you america. u.hello, everyone. i'm jessica tarlov, along with judge jeanine pirro. welcome , katie pablito and greg gutfeld . it's five o'clock in00 city an new york city.d and this is the five manhattan d.a. alvin bragg accused of , quote, cavinn d.a.g to pressurer charging a marine veteran with second degree manslaughter in . daniel penny turning himself poc into police today after the chokehold deate h of jordan neely on the new york city

subway. that comes as a brandive new witness steps forward to give a firsthand account of what happened on that train. ppeneda sixty six year old woman backing up several witnesses who saw nearly makingneely aggressive threats towards riders, telling the new york post that newlats,y that thingsk like, quote, i would kill ila mother ever and don't care. i'll take a bullet. i'll go to jail. she also went back to thank daniel penni after the incident. the marines attorney speaking ou the mariney ist and defending tt this morning. >> daniel pennies surrendered to them as the u.s. has requested york county district attorney's office. he did sto voluntarily and with the sort of dignity. drop it, bro. that is characteristic of his history of service to this grateful nation he has had held up. >> nearly has an extensive criminal history. he had been arrested forty four times, including for punching a sixty seven year old woman in the face and for trying to kidnap a seven year old girl. he was also on new york city's top 50 list of homeless people

who needed urgent help. neelys attorney arguing todayp. that none of that should>> no on matter. >> no one on that train xis wrog jordan was wrong. how can i help you ? no one said.ou here you are, sir., let let me meet your need or helpths you in a situationit ord of give a word of encouragement. daniel penny, di d not know jordan nearly before this incident. that means daniel penny did not know how many times he was arrested. so that's a non factor.o so for anyone to bring that up and say it impactedtuatio the situation, it'n,s you can't do it. >> all right, judge, i want to come to you first on this. now, we actually he's been charged. e stan where does the case stand?d? what are your thoughts? well, first of all, the judge has indicated that penny hasrt to come back to court on july 17th. the grand jury will have returned a decision one way or the other.

a true bill or no bill , depending upon what happens. but during this period of time,n the defense now has an opportunity and can demand that their client testify in the grand jury. the defense will also be gathering their own witnesses that they can present in the grand jureyy. will they will also, i'm sure, get a medical examiner. i think the decision by this medical examiner was where the quick and having been and criminal justice and law enforcement for as thirty two years, i can say that as a fact. i also think that the grand jury will have the ability to make a better assessment than alvin bragg did. it was a knee political leftist progressive reaction, which we know alvin bragg is capable of and more than willing to do. the fact is that daniel penni here stayed when the police came. they put them in a recoveryo tak position. he stayed to talk to theprec police. he thectn went to down to the. precinct to talk to the police. the police did not makide an

arrest. there was noar arrest maderest.s and then all of a sudden, after everybody starts rioting and demanding that somebody be arrested. yeaheste, alvin bragg saysh i'm going to charge him with the felony complaint. ifdon't know how this will end, but what i can tell you is that if you're in a subway car andyoe you've got a guy yelling a, d mf i don't care if i spend my life in prison, i don't care if i die that means two things. th that means he's willing h to commit suicide or homicide e if he says, i'm willing to gosai to jail for life, the only n go to jail for life for is homicide. and i'm willing to die. i'm suicidal. now, he wants to sayicidal they didn't know we hadt to forty two or forty four arrests. . i mean, thatth certainlyat is a good point. let's be fair about that. but at the same time, his in th behavior there in thatat car underground and no one could get off when noo one had the ability to run away ,makes it very clear that the people there, as long the as they are reasonable in their assessment of the fear, then they capeople then use whatever force is reasonably necessary. >> okay, well, you're also

a lawyer. what do you make of the odds of a self-defense defense working out in this case?n this and what impact this eyewitness? and i assume there will be more that will end up coming forward? >> yeah, the eyewitnesses that are so far praising daniel penny to the judge's point on the reasonable standard, if they haves a jury or a grand jury of peoplele who who have written the new york city subways. and i think my estimationme is they'll come back with the correct assessment that this was not just reasonable behavior by daniel penny, but potentially heroic behavior by daniel penny, our society to be absolutely clear , need more . daniel pinniese, this. if you have ridden the subway at any point or attempted to raise children in this city, and i did for the first half of my children's life, you areyr very familiar with this knife's edge razor moment of will this, burst into volatile violence every single person in the city, if you've written the subway, knows that experience. expeel penny stepped up.

we did see a security guard and allen, texas, do the same thing and stop what could have been worse carnage. we would hope somebody would step up even sooner. we now need in lieu of of prosecutors who fail to hold people accountable, cities, henry, that is willing to hold bad people to account. at day, nowew what neely did or what he would have done that day, we will never. but we do know his past and wea. have all been in this situation. and the end result of this has to be more not necessarily off on the facts. a jury will decide the culpability, but in general, as an instinct in this society, we need more . daniel ? well, that's interesting because as well as drawing the line between how daniel penni acted and vigilantism, which we taln how dak a lot abo, because this the argument would go with daniel penny is found to have an heroic in this. and a lot of the video certainly indicates that he was that he wasn't someone who just wanted to take matters into his own hands. there was a real threat. nswere and he answered the call.d what do you think the implications of this goingo

to trial playing out is going to be on how people behave inw e public transportation? just walking on the street >> det on the subway, hoping this would happen to him. the social justice mob has come after him through alvin bragg. he shouldn't be charged. he's being charged. jordan meely , when he decided to get on that train and start making those violent threats, died as a result of his actions and the choice that the mob and alvin bragg have asked daniel penny to make was to sit by and watch as this guy ran through the train, threateningi violence and violence happens very quickly. and we do know that this guy has a record of hitting elderly women in the face, which can cab the atal. now, they had a warning. so the choice that they are asking daniel pennetta make is to sit back and watch something horrific happen to someone which he had done before. and you ask how we got here. you ask about vigilante. are gi they defended the police and now they're going after people who darwhe not to justd e

defend themselves, butrs to defend others. and the further they go downfurh this road of not putting these criminals in jail, letting themh out, this could have all been prevented. by the way, if i kept this person in jail or in treatment ,the more intense the response is going to be based on human nature. and then the final thing i just want to say, as the the portrayal of the media has done for jordan really is just appalling. i mean, this guy, the photos of him being michael jackson and dancing from 2011, okay, that was more than ten years ago. that's i the media's portraying. this as they're not portraying it as a violent criminal. who is on the subway with intention to hurt others and someone having to stepn somo and having to make the horrible choice to do this. and now he's being persecute and for it. and while they won't, you know ,perp walk, people like jordantk meely, they'll perp walk daniel penni with the cops and make sure all the cameras see it so the album ride can appease the social justice mob . greg, i do find it interesting. in the last twenty four hours, we certainly haven't seenn as much of the daniel penney

lync murderer or this was a lynching. it seems liknge the conversation around it has calmed down a bit. and i don't think that i'm incorrect that we haven't heard from a doctor today or ayanna pressley, who were veryo quick to jump in there. mean dato you think that means? about the case? well, i do think that there'ss another silence going on ,goin and it happened before this news broke, which was the protest stopped. so there was definitely collusion going on between the alvin bragg's of the world and the protesters on the street. that's the new variable thate pt you talked about, how moesthe sn put their thumb on the scale and actually influence b onthe justice system. i want this. this is a sham. he never should have beenuy arrested. but as l i hope the guy gets a fair trial. but as long as you have a mobto there ready to intimidate you , whether you're a jury ore you, t a d.a., or whatever , they're going to do it. and that's what they have been doing. just to summarize the story, leaving out one variable mentally deranged, violent felon, menacing passengers on a subway, a strap hanger steps ing

a preventive assault, gets help from others. they then get the guy into a recovery position. people thank him. the variable that's left out is race because race doesn't matter. this guy could have been norwegian. norwegthe dead man could be norwegian. but his inclination for violence, whic but his ih is ob, you ride the subway, you don't need to know. we had forty four arrests to know what he's going to do.wh if you walk the streets in new york or on the subway, you can see it comin wg and yoan often do. and you have to make it.have you have to run or you have to do it. sad.o so but they are obvious threats. these unstable either drug addicted or mentally ill criminals. so the white marine could be a c black marine. >> he's stilld bl a hero. nothi song race has nothing to do it, do with it. and the only reason why i bring it up is because it's going to be won. it will happen because thisit i is so, quote, black and white

ins so black terms of a case. the guy's a hero.ve t they're going to have to bringor race into this and they're going to and and all of those wd other crimes where it'eas a white, you know, a white death and a black suspect are never talked about. but this one , these kindsof thf always are because the of the fixation on race by the media. which drives eyeballs, createsds itd foment division on social media that keeps them working. it's exciting. it's fun.exciting , but ultimately it's damaging. and it's i think this is thehi i keep saying the bernie getz i moment, but this is a moment where the culture is up againsth the wall and you're going to have to make a decision about what kind of city you want or whetheroing you're going to leave one last point on the way out to and i he to steal this from you , judge, but you said it during a clip earlier and i found it profound . and that is when jorda neen nees attorney , was speaking. you said, where were you before? there are a lot of people aosibs ,ayanna pressley, his family, buese attorneys who were not

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is giving it a shot. take a look at this tweet from usa today. republican attacks are hurting h vice president kamala harris approval rating. democrats saur y, and the white house is running out of time to help her. bu out how many times do we have to remind them that maybe it's just the way kamala acts? >> my mother used to she wouldkh give a hard time sometimes, and she would say to us,arther e i don't know what's wrong say with you. i young people.ow you think you just fell outh yo of a coconut tree? oh, great. so you are you have h some thoughts about the things she had to say about coconut trees? well, i do questions, too. what is she on and where can i get it? i like the best itt part? aboutt is like after she said that it was kind of quiet and she went on , she didn't care. that was like itik wase likwhey was like when you tell a terrible joke on the five, which i know. and she justh rolled right nowi but i keep thinking maybe sheuch hates your job so much that she needs a few cocktails. i can't tell if she neededn't tl

a nap or medical attention or in a 30 day staapy spa, but i knowa this is sexist because s. presidents drink all the time. people get wasted.d. you know, i'm sure i will be later. but this thing about democrats t are wetting their pants. ot i didn't know what joe had was contagious, but i worrying is not a bad thing. and i think it would be a goodad thing for republicans to worry y . you might actually do more things if you were worrie.. . you might start thinking about things earlier because, you know, the denisov, the dems are worrying. that means you're going to dtho something you don't want them to do anything. so, jessica, i was trying not to say the f word. >> yeah, i think in the first they are. ree about democrat are you do you agree with jim messina about democrats being worried about my seat right here? >> my set is the pooling of the floor total. and yeah, i when i was heavilyae pregnantgn, i actually was super nervous, my water bill , because jesse had said he's like will be, i'll be fine, i'lp

you . we don't. yeah, greg's completely right.t. this is what about one part i of it. but this is whatat w we do and s benefited us . gogoing into the twenty, twenty two midterms, you could find c very few people even on the democratic side. simon rosenberg is someone out who saying we're going to be fine here. but everyone else was talking about this red wave.d wave how bad is i, t going to be? we're definitely going to lose the senate and we're going to lose the house by ten plus seats. by ttwenty seats, that's positie democrat thinking. and then the people were t to b saying, i'm going to be forty or fifty point seats lost . so i would absolutely rather be running scared about this. and tod about try to future prf every single aspect of the campaign that may be vulnerable. and the cook political report put out something today talking about how , if it is a rematch and based on the trump town , hall this week, which i think,hr you know, hurt him ialn the general, but certainly helps him in the primary. s announced that it is going to be a rerun

of twenty twenty . thi and when you think aboutnk how polarized our countrt hoy i, it will be very, very close. again, partizans are partizanss. . right.i he hi'm not suream n that he will be able to . he certainly hasn't up to this point to move the needleo with those trump . 2016 voters who then went for biden in twenty . any biden really outperformsurba him with independents as well. those suburban women. but yeah, wet the bed allth the time. democrats, we need to be readys. for a very tight election, so. well, you know, they're worrie d about the playbook inpl particular because they're just going to use twenty aybo , twenty in 2020 four . bt the playbook foror biden was to keep him in the basement, not to have him out there still doing that with his white house schedule, but everybody else is back at work like there's no excuse now to be always working from home. i also think that playbook is played out, katie, becausee t i think 2020 to the extent that you can put confidence i pnconfd the outcomene, is aboutrefere a referendum on donald trump . it wasn'ndt abouummp, t joe bidt nobody cast a vote in 2020 in support of joe biden. they either castno a vote for o.

against donald trump . th and so then i begin to think, welley, the camps arep made. >> who who is persuadable, who'o iss different. but i'll just share this one story with you. i was right there hosting fox and friends at a focus group. they were lined up right there. and interestingly, it was full of democrats that morning. and i got to tell you , more than a handful of people who said i voted for joe biden would be willing to now vote for donald trump . a and when pressed as to why why,r their answers were about joe biden, they weren't about all of a sudden a conversion to love for donald trump . it was about a complete rejection of the last the las three years of joe biden. so whathret i'm telling you is,r while 20 , 20 may have been a referendum on donald trump , 2020 four turns intourns i a referendum on joe bidento n. a >> and that should cause them to wet the bed judge over you . you know what? twenty , twenty . i'm not quite sure how i compare it to then. but what i can tell you is things are very different now.

if you think that we were divided in 2020, in 2020 four , it's worse than ever. i think americans are more divided than ever. i think what is happening at the southern border and honestly, i am glad that the southern governors are moving the illegals into the interior into th and into the northeast so the rest of the country can appreciate b what the south has beeeen going through as the border has been hainvaded, how much we're going to spend in the social safety net in medicaid for people who are not citizens and howing to l much we're going to loseos for citizens based upoban the amount of the pot of money that wegin h have to begin with . but even more than that, we've got an 80 year old president who was clearly in cognitive decline in eighty in two more years. cognitive dei mean, this guy i can't even walk straight. >> let alone answer a question. he can't answer the press corps question. you know, how is he acting in

world meetings? and then we hear about ten million dollars going to the biden crime family. the daughter, the lover, the ex ,the this, the that from a romanian corrupt guy who's got a company from which that million dollars came from all chinese connected, chinese party connected companies and chinese intelligence companies. >> and then we've got kamalat sh harris right behind him. i don't know whae t she's on or what she does, but i'm telling you , she's not right. >> and i don't want to hear that the republicans are mean it is to her. and it's just not fairno. that k you know what? get out there and belt one out. that makes sense. so is joe biden is losing to blacks, hispanics,acks an the moderates and to women a and biden themselvesnd. the whole family is losing. b i think it's i think it's going to be very different in twenty four . and as trump runs to the cameras to talk to the media, if biden stays away from them. so that will also maybe cause a problem. all right. up next, a teacher boldly challenges wolke ideology and now her students want her

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what are you going to do? am i getting through to you at all? you had boys, bad boys gone up on a high level. the only awoke mob of students is trying to get their teacherti fired. it's after she dared to challenge her school's diversity curriculum. the veteran teacher of fifteenw years writing in a blisteringin op ed quote, yes, your children are being indoctrinated, saying are beingtors manipulated and intimidated by a divisive woke. andated byl and adding, quote, e is repeated white shaming and ap preoccupation with white people as the oppressor, including staff field trips with a focus on systemic racism. the students are also angry that she won't use their preferred pronouns. >> but the teacher refuses to back down. tration in

>> there is frustration inside the buildings. it's pretty miserable on many cases. but yes, i believe that the divisiveness of my message is prompting just a culture of contempt in the building that is intolerable. for many of us who work there and have worked there forng a long time. >> time okay, jessica, i mean, how much of this speaks to the fact that parents really need to be extra engaged and that, you know, what we saw in virginia in terms of people insisting, parents insisting that they know the curriculum should be in place in every state? >> i think parents should be as involved as humanly possible. whatever extra time you have, e you should dedicate that towards understanding what your kids are learning. playdicated role in it, makinge that they have as many resources as possible. 100% behind that.it wasn' and i would add it wasn't just in virginia in i the new jersey governor's race. it was a huge issue that people thought could tip the balance

and the phil murphy wouldn't win reelection. ns issue you know, where i stan.d on the pronouns issue that todon't think that it hurts anybody to use the pronouns that somebody identify u with . but what it kind of big picture ,i'm actually just very happy that these conversations are nversationhappening so publiclyi because this has obviously been bubbling for a long time rightng . it didn't just happen in the last two years that everybody that people had problems with the dci curriculum more than it just appeared out of nowhere. iculumor that kids felt this wa. and having the discussion undert the sunlight, the greatest disinfectant, i think makes it more applicable to everybody's everyday life. life. so, yeah, okay, maybe i will. let me ask the question, please. >> but but isn't it isn't it interesting that that jessica says really doesn't hurt anybody? but isn't the insistence that you insist on calling them a pronoun infringe uponm mae other person's assessment

of male and female? >> exactly where'ae ot i wantehd to go. judge jessica, i haven't sat with you on this at this tableik on this topic before, so i didn't know your perspective on pronouns. i love to share with you mine. i will honor anyone subjectiven choice of what they hope to call themselves in terms of their name. i will not honor someone's demand that i change english language and what amounts to objective reality based upon their threat. i will not use someone's u pronouns because that's just simply not true.. the now, the reason i bring thatring up, though, is because it'sup notable in your story to me is the way the students are protesting and suggesting that prey can get this teacher fired . that's what's notable to me.es they think they have that power . they may not be wrong, buted o they are operating based upon intimidation. totiand fear. >> t and i think to that extent, the entire movement, not justt t trans about dti in general, is catering to people's intimidate tactics. we have a pandemic of cowardice in this country.cs >> stand up school district, stand up like this.

teacher, i think stand up and refer to people by their proper objective pronouns.ryon and if everybody stands up, we'll stop descending intoin insanity. >> can i just add quickly and i want to make sure everyone else gets in. but on the pronounn front, the reason that i say that i don't think that it hurts you is that when people talk, about transgender issues, they often say, i have nothing againsth snothint trans people. i hear it all the time about leah thomas. t care how leah how thomas lives. and they would say his life. wh when you reducene the conversation to that, miss to purposely miss gendering someone, it takes away frojen m the fact or the veracity of your argument thatm th you actually respect the persoen . >> you respect that lifestyle.o. no. yeah, i don't think it is .hink katie, go ahead. i don't think this argument is necessarily just about pronouns. the dii curriculum thats disc she's discussing is a distraction from the fact that the majority of public school students in this country cannot read . they're not graduating from high school. they can't do math , which means they're not going to haveo a life where they can providevie

for themselves and not become someone on the street who has to be put through the systemd and then get mental health problems because they're not able to support themselves because they hadbecause a bad education. i applaud her for sayingort himl something about this. aud heyou there are a lot we tak about teachers all the time and all the teachers are a lotho of non teachers who have been biting their tongue fo hitingr t because they knew that thishi type of thing would happen. they've been intimidated intoly silence and now they're finally speaking out about itut and saying, i just want to teach kids curriculum that adey can use to become functioning adults in society and then they're punished for it. in also just proves that in our public school system, the authority has transferred from the adults who are the teachers and the administrators to the children o the d disc and children, including highip school students need a lot of discipline and they need it from from adults. and they flipped those roles and it won'tdult end well. you know, greg, the point that that katie makes is so are only twenty nine percent of school kids in this school are proficient in math .

38% proficient in reading. and they're worried about him and her. in yeah.g.ey and what's eve anre more interesting is it's notthe a parent making the complaint. it's a teacher.s and the teacher is saying that a the other teachers are calling her a fascist. >> well, for those protesting fr students and teachers, my pronouns are f and you the pronoun thing is a delusion. right now. now, here's an analogy.r-ol you've got a four year old boy and he decides after watchinge tv that he wants to beet a fireman, gets and you get th little hat for him.n. and he's a fireman and he'she co great, but he can't be a fireman. but he could pretend to beit isr a fireman and it's great. but nobody's going to actuallyei make him put outm pu a fire. imagine a teacher aten o kindergarten or an activist goes, no, you're a fireman.iremn yeah. and your parents, your, they wee wrong when they told you who couldn't be a fireman. that is what's happeningat is hi with boys and girls. th

right there is that there is a there is an incredible imagination. happen there's a desire for i attention that causes this to happen. and right now, it's almost a social contagion. well, it is a social contagion.r when marcia harden says all three of her kids are now , all three of them. well, okay. is is it genetic or is it a social contagion? and which is worse because we suddenly decided you not born that way. ?now you can decide. bus t if you decide and it's all three , then y you have a social contagion. so what's it going to be? i think the free speech is about obviously speaking freely, but it's also about rejecting compelled speech. o that's my favorite. right.abctingco i lovempelled being able to sa, i'm not doing it, but let me just finish on this. so why is this variable so tiny ? smallest words? he she. they it's a power play. there's something insidemiserabl

a miserable, miserable person's life. i at needs an exertion of power on somebody else. it's like i haveothing nothing. and when you see a lot of theser activists, it's clear they're miserable, they're lonely, they're seeking attention. and this is i can compel will cain to call me a vey hour . yeah, that'sif all it is .o it, and if you don't dcao it, i can ruin you . that i mean, it is it is a it's a combination of contagion and the the power the the power >>rce that people feel all the time. >> just really quickly, i on the way out to extend his analogy, it's not an actsrespe of disrespect. and i would argue it's an actct a of love to stop that childor before he runs into a building and say, whoa, you're not a fireman. >> obviously, you need qualifications to be a fireman and you don't need and qualifications to say that you either were born on doa spectrum. whatqualif doctors feel about gender and transgenderism has been around kidsa spec. why do they quit? you're qualified to say that.nk i'm qualified to say i'm notd this . i'm not. are you denying especially

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causes any problems at the table. greg, you can now finallyll realize your dream of getting into the nbay realiz. >> just file the appropriate suit. well, you do know that i identify as a 6'8" black man ,so i should be in the nba. that works. it works now. but finally, short fat people jb are getting their due.s i mean, it's like how many jobs have i lost because of my height? i cannot b i can't be a fireman because you've got to be a certain height to hold a hose.because and i wanted to be a firemanbe a and i identified one .ei it didn't matter. bughtt what it is going to be, it's weird because what this a is going to affect job interviews. right? because what iatf somebody if so incot, butuly incompeten they also happen to be short and they happen to be overweight? how do tease that out? know this person is scary and competent and smells? >> who else wants to get on this job? t you want to go, katie?hin go i mean, this can go both ways.ns i think that peopletall discriminate against tall women because they tend to be intimidated. but the first time i on read , i was because i was tall, because i stormed across

a reception, got greg a beer because there was a line that actually was helpful. that was. yeah. how are you going to know, though, to take greg's you know, maybe not firemen. >> you go in for a job, you go in for a job. interview. you're incompetent, but now which . how do you know which one leoned to and how do you suss out the fat, the chicken or the egg? yeah, the chicken sandwich. you're fat, you sue. but what i want to know is if your little like if you canto a insist, like when you goin for a job interview, that they give you a pillow. soo you lo that you look taller. >> what do you do when you're across the desk? look at this. i , i know when i was a judge, i mean, i was just used to being hired because they made the bench high. they did that just. >> no, they do it fore, everybody. but it's always it's just because tall, not because i i'm short. just for the correct is very tall. yeah. yasakaas is not taller in technical terms but taller like we wanteusedd to still be . but you are high. they recognize that i need to dominate overy the table soe oh no, no, no, no. the altercation, i mean, if

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