system producing a lot of rain. flooding could be a problem. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. i want to update you. truncated time. the smoke from canada, nothing like we had last week. here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr. jesse watters dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president biden is getting upstaged. the big i will finally be hitting the campaign trail this week after blowing it off for over a month. and letting democrats like gavin newsom do all that heavy lifting. the california governor has been

relentlessly attacking republicans and proposing big, liberal ideas like a new 28th on guns. newsom has shown america he's comfortable at the white house. remember his confident sleeves rolled up appearance while joe was out of town. now newsom is getting his message out to a larger audience by sitting down with sean hannity. >> do you think he is cognitively strong enough to be president? >> i have conversations with him all the time. yes. i have talked to him when he's been overseas. i've been on air force one, marine one, in the limo. >> you never answer my question directly. how many times has your phone pinged with people saying you need to get in this race. ruling he's not up to the job. it's a fair question. i'm asking. >> not answering. >> judge jeanine: well, you can catch the full interview with gavin newsom airing tonight on "hannity" on 9:00 p.m.

eastern. meanwhile, biden has a new excuse to stay out of the spotlight: a root canal. the president canceling all events today and letting kamala take the reins while he was getting the dental procedure. white house reporter seemed to have a lot of questions about it. >> is there any more information on why he needed the root canal? not good at brushing his teeth? does he need to floss better? >> you are talking to millions of americans. >> certainly not a dentist by any means. i cannot speak to what leads to a root canal. >> judge jeanine: unbeli unbelievable. instead of doing the root canal, jesse, i want to talk about why gavin newsom is not forthright in answering whether or not he wants to run for president. >> jesse: here's what i would say if i was asked by hannity.

i would say you know, sean, not as many times as my phone paints from people telling me i'm crazy to sit down with you. lighten the moment. deflected and get away with it. you can even do that. it was a binder level answer. that was a dodge. they might have to yank him as a surrogate like they did eric adams. you've got to be quick on your feet and he's not. sean is going to rat tat tat. he's on radio three hours a day. you've got to have something better than that. in terms of biden's cognition, i've talked to people who have vending briefings with the president. they say he has good days. they say he has bad days. on the band-aids he's not paying attention at all. i've talked to the board negotiated with the president. he said he reads from the script. if you interrupt him he gets flabbergasted and the staff has to save save him. if he's not falling, he's falling asleep. if he's not falling asleep, he's hiding. he's not hiding, he's getting a root canal.

he's got 31% approval. he's not debating. he's not campaigning. he is going to arrest his opponent. he's only going to do that because he can get away with that. it's like the media can make or break you. they made federman a star. they can break joe biden with a question about the drive took a bribe. it doesn't matter. newsom reminds me of the quarterback, a starting quarterback takes a big shot and he gets up from the turf. then you see the backup quarterback on the sideline. throws the helmet on, starts getting loose, that is gavin newsom because the coach might make change any day. >> judge jeanine: harold, there's got to be a reason. he said that with hannity because of the obvious exposure. he is running around red states crashing to santos. why can't he give an answer? doesn't he want to run for president? >> harold: good to be back on the table. i don't know what he wants to do. i do know that he was smart to sit down with sean.

jesse's point, this is not where you thought he might give his first interview. certainly there's a belief, the intention in terms of his philosophy about politics. i thought one of the more telling moments, when sean asked about the homelessness issue which we'll see -- you'll see more of it tonight and he owned it. gavin talked about governor newsom talked about the challenges they're having. said there are things we should be doing better. >> judge jeanine: let's take a listen. >> the state has not made progress in the last two decades as it relates to homelessness. >> why? >> housing costs are too high. regulatory is too problematic. localism has been too impactful. people locally are pushing back against new housing starts and construction. i've been here for years. i can't make up for the fact in 2005 we had an historic number

of homeless under republican administrations. >> 171,000 estimated. i will compare to florida. 26,000. okay. similar state. i have lived in both pay speak of the dynamics are very different. i'm not here defending it. >> harold: when you think about where we are in politics. less smallness, less pettiness. we have an abundance of that. i hope what may come from it is perhaps a governor able to get back and work with state legislators and local leaders including the san francisco mayor about things that can be done since the governor is a former san francisco mirror as well. u.s. the broader question. i'm not sure what he will do. if he decides to do something in the next few years, that was the first time i've seen him in that kind of setting in a while. seen clips of him talking about things that he's doing in california but in a tough interview, you've got to give him kudos to how he performed. >> judge jeanine: greg, harold

was talking about less small, less pettiness. we will go to you. what about the issue, speaking of pettiness and smallness, that newsom goes around the country and trashes desantis. >> greg: again, it's to raise his profile. he has shown up -- if you are a lower level villain on batman, you try to get to batman's world by making fun of him and doing stuff like that. gavin is kind of like the riddler. he's not the joker. he is the riddler but he wants to be the joker. he's got to get under bruce wayne's skin as opposed to batman's skin donald trump. it's a waiting game on both sides. newsom is hovering around joe like a vulture over slow dying tortoise in death valley. maybe he'll make it. we don't know. in the meantime there's ten people in the waiting room on the republican side. they are also waiting for that

trump -- for trump to either drop out. 80% of democrats, this is interesting. 80% of everybody thinks their candidate should debate. most of them were democrats. that's pretty interesting. it doesn't seem like they care. it's a speculative thing. it doesn't look like they care. the lowest polling since the big bang. his mental decline is obvious. i compared him to a paper straw and a milk shake. it's worse than that. he's in big trouble. i think he's in big trouble but he doesn't act like it. with an attitude like that it'ss the most like it's a foregone -- to just believe he's going to win? that he doesn't have to worry? that the nomination is in the bag. it's like he's getting a lifetime achievement award. what does that mean? that raises a lot of suspicions. i'm sorry but it does. if you just know the dormitory about a thing. what is that telling you? if you just know you don't have

to worry about a thing, what is that telling you? >> dana: i don't get it. >> greg: it's rigged. dana, the whole thing is rigged. >> judge jeanine: how can he manage all these things? >> dana: joe biden had never managed anything. there is that. i do think governors, at least they have had some level of responsibility whereas you are trying to go from the center directly into the white house, it's much more difficult. i think the white house is probably getting very frustrated with gavin newsom because nothing says -- nothing exposes a basement level campaign like somebody like gavin newsom b being willing too on sean hannity's program. i wonder when i will stop being so naive? william la jeunesse points out there might be a reason gavin newsom is going on. oh, my gosh, how did i miss that. of course. he's wanting to figure out away. dealing with two contingencies.

he's either planning for one of two things. but biden doesn't ultimately -- he's going to get the nomination but he see unable to serve? is that the choice? or does it look like the democrats are doing so poorly? we can talk about kamala harris later. if they are doing so poorly, that's another thing. the other thing the white house was frustrated with i imagine is they keep trying to elevate trump. they want to run against trump. gavin newsom keeps elevating desantis and trying to point out that desantis is the one they should be more afraid of. the white house i think has a big problem woman hands. >> judge jeanine: okay. coming up, donald trump unleashing of the biden doj as he lands in florida for his indictment. ♪ ♪ meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances.

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♪ ♪ >> greg: the orange menace is having to court again. donald trump standing in florida and of his federal appearance set for tomorrow. he will be arraigned and formally charged with 47 formal accounts for allegedly mishandling classified documents. >> in the end, they are not coming after me. they are coming after you and i am just standing there way. here i am. i am standing there way i always will be. the ridiculous and baseless indictment of me by the biden administration's weaponized department of injustice will go down as among the most horrific abuses of valor in the history of our country. this version is mers a john is a travesty -- this vicious persecution is a travesty of justice.

>> greg: the media is cheering on the attainment but also were ready trump appointed judge will crash the party. >> she was selected fair and square whether you like that or not. the reality is in a case like this the public won't have confidence whether she equates or convicts. >> i haven't had this much fun reading anything since i read "fifty shades of grey." we are also dealing with the judge who has been known to give favorable -- appointed by trump and known to be favorable rulings. >> the most significant evidence in the indictment because of course i read it gleefully. >> that trump is nixon on steroids. how so? >> nixon at least had some sense of shame. >> greg: obama's former wingmen eric holder thinks democrats should impeach trump a third time if he wins. >> the notion that you could have a trial, defendant be convicted, somehow win the election and be sworn in as president or whenever it happens, that seems inconsistent

with our notion of fairness, of the rule of law. at that point i would hope thatt an impeachment proceeding might be considered not only considered, brought. >> greg: can't debate so let's put people in court. you were upset about the way they are painting this trump appointed judge. care to elaborate? >> judge jeanine: i would love to. thank you for coming to me. wasn't eric holder held in contempt of congress? i thought so. this is classic selective prosecution. trump derangement syndrome on steroids. let me be clear on something. they want this judge gone. the decision by the judge as to whether or not she will go is really a personal decision to her. it's a recusal where i and any other charge was a i feel i can't be fair. therefore it's my call. there's something called a mandatory recusal where they can prove that there is a financial benefit, that you're possibly a

party. going to be substantially affected by the outcome. none of that is the case here so guys, deal with it. let's talk about the fact, who is on the southern district bench in miami and florida? so you've got five trump appointed judge and seven clinton-obama judges. let's face it. they want a clinton-obama judge and not a trump appointed judge. those are their options and that's the end of that. let's talk about the fact that how she was chosen, there is a wheel. it's the case in every federal court. they have a wheel. they pull a name out of a hat, it's that simple. the fact that she made a ruling on trump's behalf in another case is irrelevant. so let's talk about what we've got. we've got a case that's not only going to impact the prosecution. it will show the political nature of this prosecutor, smith. they want to get rid of the judge. i think we should get rid of the prosecutor, smith.

smith is a guy who's been rejected by the supreme court in an 8-0 decision that i talked about before. in his prosecution, overreaching prosecution of the governor of maryland. and the edwards case where a jury rejected his political stances. he's unethical beyond -- in terms of the courts and the response to him and the jury's response. judges have turned against him. courts have turned against him. let me make one more thing clear. he's a special counsel, not a special prosecutor. therefore everything he does has to be approved by merrick garland. he works under merrick garland. finally, let me say, why are they so afraid of this guy? there's no evidence trump destroyed or give away classified information and i'm not going to spend a lot of time on hillary. we know that james comey said that her evidence was hacked by other countries. >> greg: dana, anything else?

>> dana: not a ton. i think there's two things but there's a legal defense which we will finally learn more about tomorrow after he appears. then there's the political defense. we know what the political defense is an president trump is not shy about it. he's talked about it all began. other people to defend him. what's interesting. sean hannity asked governor gavin newsom about t this. the issue of homelessness, crime, liberty, education. talked about how 80% of people want to have a debate. they want to have a debate about those big issues but this issue. just because you can prosecute should you prosecute. but don't -- that's water under the bridge but now it's actually happening. previous people in this position have led to a misdemeanor and moved on. i seriously doubt that will happen tomorrow. we'll have to wait and see. he will speak to the nation after that.

>> greg: harold, you said during the break it's much ado about nothing. i can't believe they would try to target a beloved folk hero that's changed so many lives. care to elaborate on that, what you said? you're going to deny it. >> harold: i have different recollections. agree with the judge in one regard. the judge here, if she proves -- i'm sure the parties will say otherwise. to differ with the judge. this judge here, talking about judges, we are reaching a dangerous point in the country where we think if you're a democrat the only way you can have a fair trial or be treated fairly in a courtroom is if the judge is appointed by democrat and vice versa. i don't know if you meant to make that point but i think some are making the point a lot. what i can figure out and i hear the comparisons with hillary clinton and bill clinton and others. i watched bill barr this weekend, great defender of the president but not a defender of

president trump. it the difference between the cases with the clintons and everyone else. when president trump was asked on one or two occasions to return these documents, he chose not to. he claims, i think what -- the legal predicate is that president trump believes he's entitled to these documents because they are under the presidential records act. mr. smith. if he indicted me, -- if he lawyer. his theory is its espionage. had president trump just return the documents after they asked him the third time, we wouldn't be facing this. i don't wish this on him. people saying they enjoy -- i never enjoy to read about marilyn being indicted mostly killed somebody. don't get me wrong. the president is accused of is bad. i don't pile on people like that. i don't do that. i hope the president answers the question in the courtroom when

he gets before the jurors. why didn't you return the papers when you asked you? >> jesse: he was sifting through them in determining which were personal and which were presidential. under the present rector -- presidential. how is it different than hillary's server getting hacked? the obama administration getting hacked? he put american national security at risk because he went like that from an american. meanwhile, joe biden a spread eagle all over the mid-atlantic. chinatown. his garage wide open. hunter is flying with spies. come on. espionage act? president? he didn't start a single war. he wiped isis off the map. he put national security risk -- espionage? the chinese are aligning the biden family pockets. harold ford jr., you're better than that. death by accusation. first is a colluding trader.

then he is a rapist and a nazi. they will put him on trial. they will leak and smear and they don't care how it's adjudicated. it doesn't matter. they are scaring away diners and swing voters. republicans need to get their act together and they better circle the wagons. if he had cocaine in those boxes that were stacked up in the ballroom then maybe if he's running a cocaine ring out of mar-a-lago, maybe they don't circle. >> greg: joe consent hunter -- can send hunter to check it out. >> jesse: allen iverson. talking about practice. piece of paper. harold ford jr.. biden gets caught red handed with chinese bribes. nine members of his family. you know what the democrats do? they circle the wagons. they redefine what a bribe is. you can bribe an entire family with cash, diamonds, gifts. if it doesn't hit joe's bank account it's not a bribe.

come on, harold ford jr.. treated like an enemy combatant. take away attorney-client privilege. then they are upset because people might get upset miami. yet, people are upset. i like the fact that he's promising to appoint a special counsel and sick 'em on biden if he's elected. >> harold: why do all the lawyers keep resigning? >> jesse: that's a good question boy got to go to break. >> greg: i think you learn something, harold ford jr.. nothing. we have learned nothing. coming up, pete buttigieg has a lot to deal with after one of the largest freeways in the nex country crumbles. for traffic. and our most advanced safety system ever. ♪

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overpass. officials predict the road will be close for months and that is having off a wave traffic nightmares. transportation secretary pete buttigieg planning to give whatever resources are needed to rebuild. >> the entire region affected by this will have the full support of the united states department of transportation for as long as it takes to get that restored to normal. >> it's a cool remainder of the importance of our infrastructure but we have been surrounded by reminders of the importance of our infrastructure which is why we are coming together at such an important moment. >> dana: that speech reminded me of another one that we play on this by another person in the administration. the latest disastrous questioning buttigieg's obsession with equity over actually fixing america's crumbling infrastructure. the transportation secretary launching a $1 billion pilot to build racial equity into roads and has spoken about how construction workers are not diverse enough.

>> there's an extraordinary opportunity right now to make sure that more women and workers of color are entering building trades. when you're moving a trillion dollars to the economy about half of which is through transportation, those proportions are so great that if we do it right, we should be able to look back at the 2020s later on in same the right choices were made. >> dana: did something to see infrastructure like that crumble. we know that we need to do things for infrastructure. it's gonna cause a huge amount of problems in that area for months. >> jesse: that was a racist highway that deserved to die an ugly death. i can't believe you guys are piling on. it's not mayor pete's fault this tanker crash. we take a lot of shots around this table at politicians. i admit i have participated in some of this partisanship. this is a moment where we need to say this was just an accident and these things happen. if you think this is an

artificial stance, you're dead wrong. you are dead wrong. people died. we shouldn't be politicizing this. maybe this will take 45 years to fix because you have to grease all the right people in philadelphia. fine. but it's important that we realized this was a racist highway and these things happen. >> dana: is that right, harold? >> harold: part of what jesse is saying is right. i say this a lot but i think two things can be right. we need more equity and we need to fix things. think about what happened, i didn't give her credit. i give her credit after the show. i texted her, the judge. talking on east palestine and how we have forgotten that in the narrative. people there have not. not to say the local politicians have but it's not part of the national dialogue. we talked on the show when that happened, we needed and that inventory be taken of how many railways on the country may have similar challenges as those railways there. it would behoove the secretary and perhaps they have this information we should be sharing it.

other other bridges that might be vulnerable to collapse with overheating? it's terrible what happened that made this happen. these are the things politicians should be focused on. you're right in one regard. it was an accident. you can't try to blame something other than it being an accident but when you really blame people as if they don't begin to think forwardly about what can we do to ensure that seemingly this doesn't happen again. that's what i don't hear enough and politics by that's why i was pleased to see governor newsom say what he said about the homelessness issue in crime. he owned it. we've got to own these challenges and figure how we fix them. >> dana: what do you think, judge? >> judge jeanine: pennsylvania got $11.3 billion primary work. 51% of pennsylvania roads are considered poor. there is no secret that work needs to be done in addition to that apparently the american society for civil engineers gave

pennsylvania a d. i think it's a minus for their bridges and roads. the question but i have is after this truck had an accident where petroleum-based products blew up and there is a fire in the bridge came down, is anyone surprised? we already know roads are poor. we already know the civil engineers have said they are poor. we already know pennsylvania got $11 billion for roads and infrastructure. and then they're going to give pennsylvania another $6 million according to buttigieg, that they need. why do they need another 6 billion when they have 11.3 billion? let's talk about the fact this is meant to take forever. 160,000 people today who travel on this i-95. let's compare it we want to compare, as newsom is so great at this. apparently after hurricane and

in florida, pine island bridge collapsed in florida and governor desantis fixed it in four days. they are going to be waiting months. that's what the democrats do. >> dana: of the thing that happens, we saw this with covid money and it's happening in the infrastructure bill, they push money out so quickly because they want to get money out there. one of the things that we know looking back is there was not enough venting and a lot of a lot of frog. >> greg: a lot of fraud. so much fraud i don't even believe those numbers. he isn't thinking forward, to your point, harold, because he's too busy looking backward. i would not blame obviously this thing on him except that he's constantly blaming everything on racism. that is looking backward and set of forward. the equity choice is impossible. different cultures. you can't have the same equity for everybody. that's the way things are. to his credit he got me to look

up the whole point of redlining everything. the systemic racism. but every time i look up at that i always find out the same thing and that is that is 78% or 75% of people who live in those districts aren't black. they are just poor. blacks ranked third in population behind hispanic and white. put it through the pr prism of racism, nothing gets solved. he is good at playing with the media wants to hear these not solving any problems. i would say to him to get the big stuff solved before you jabber on about systemic racism and construction. over time as a transportation crisis he always seems like he's the last person to know. he never sees anything coming except for the reporters. then he's there. here's a great question. he mentored it slyly. do the study. please do the study and why

there are no female construction workers. have you ever -- we have been on the planet 50 some odd years. he received new york city, the capital of construction, female construction worker -- i've never seen one. >> jesse: do you think it has nothing to do with the lack of upper body strength? do you think it's discrimination. >> greg: i think it is people like you, jesse, who we select them. i call it reverse whistling. >> jesse: i'm not going to say something. the old jesse would have. not this jesse. >> greg: it's interesting that that's the way -- >> judge jeanine: i've seen them in westchester. >> harold: they are talking about women owned farms. >> jesse: they whistle at me. i don't need the -- i don't feel the need to whistle back. >> judge jeanine: what are you wearing when there was to let you? >> jesse: what am i wearing? >> dana: hollywood bashing republicans as kkk members.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: hollywood seems to be running out of ideas had a fascist they can compare republicans too. they walked tony awards turning into yet another republican bashing event. an actress calling florida governor ron desantis a kkk leader. >> earlier tonight, cmu on the 20 words presented the 2023 excellence in theater education awards and while i am certain the current grand wizard -- excuse me, governor my home state of florida will be changing. >> jesse: greg. >> greg: did she just do a okay sign? she is a white supremacist.

brilliant deflection. grand wizard. that is the signal for everyone to grab their weapons. it just goes to show you this left-wing smear is fungible. it can apply to anybody. you have to pick a candidate that will fight back the hardest. they called everybody from romney to reagan a hitler, whatever. i bet abe lincoln went through this. i bet somewhere there was an editorial that said able lincoln's policies of banning slavery smacks of tyranny. one will experience in nazi germany and 60 years. [laughter] >> jesse: dana pittard >> dana: i was going to try an artificial stance that i can't. ron desantis should write a thank you note for the tonys and offer to appear next year. one of the things that's happening in this crowded g.o.p. primary, you've got to figure how to make news. democrats left to make news for him. one of the things that propelled

him to some popularity was he asked, covid but also he was willing to take on the left and the media and he was very deft at it. he went after 60 minutes and made mincemeat out of 60 minutes. we have a pattern. governor desantis announces a policy and in the media pounces on the left's use of the policy. don't say gay or banning books. then we find out through no help from the media with the policy actually is. we have to do the research. it actually makes sense maybe percent of the american people agree with it. newsom did hannity. if ron desantis wanted to make some news, who does he go on and talk to and try to show that he's got those kind of chops? >> jesse: harold ford jr. thinks that desantis should go on "the view." >> harold: if you can't go on "the view," you can't defend yourself amongst five people who don't agree few. we had a conversation about congresswoman cori bush from

missouri talking about woke being racist. anybody who says anyone who is anti-woke is racist, that was clearly out of line. you can disagree people but you want to be racist because you disagree. this th young lady. you get to a moment when you want to talk politics he can get incendiary. more fundamentally, they need the writers back. might have been better. might have been still had we done that. there's nothing wrong having differences of opinion. i disagree with ron desantis ron desantis on ukraine, education, and disney. that doesn't mean i think he's a racist. or that i think he's a grand wizard. we're getting so bad point politics where our opponents are the worst of what think of the worst. >> jesse: i would have said, if i were desantis, i can't be a grand wizard because i'm not a democrat. historically accurate. >> judge jeanine: it's not the first time the tonys has been used as a place for personal

political attacks. you may recall i believe it was in 2 2018 that robert de niro gt up and accepted in the warden said something like -- he said f trump. it's a place where haters go to celebrate their political beliefs and the truth is no but he cares about what you believe. we just want to watch you act. florida is the seventh most diverse state in the country. i want to say it again. seventh most diverse state in the country. guess what. ron desantis won by 60% of the vote, so keep your mouth shut if you don't know the facts. >> jesse: keep your mouth shut! except when you're singing. coming up, conor mcgregor punching out a mascot goes horribly wrong. we'll tell you why in "the fastest."

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>> dana: wow. >> harold: the poor man of the cost reportedly going to the e.r. with minor injuries. said to be feeling much better. has that ever happened to you, greg? >> greg: oftentimes i will prolong the large animal costume and pay somebody to hit me. that was a real punch. this guy is going to make a lot of money off conor mcgregor. i think connor has to understand, much like i understand myself that these fists are -- these fists are deadly weapons. you come at me, you come at me. this finger that i have, all i've got to do is hit one of my phone and that's tyrus. if he's in the vicinity, he's going to throw you around and i'm going to sit back and tackle, just cackle. >> jesse: put those hands away. >> greg: they are deadly. >> harold: isn't it just an

example, you should not drink in the front row. call you up to play around with the mascot. >> jesse: are you accused conor mcgregor being drunk? where'd you get that idea? >> harold: look at that. >> jesse: you know when you do an exhibition bo took a matched pair one guy takes it too far. this is taking it too far. like on this show, i can wrap my knuckles around you ever seen don't.y, harold ford jr., but >> harold: are you saying that you are connor and i'm the mascot? >> jesse: piece bar. i am fighting with one hand behind my back. >> harold: your honor, would you prosecute conor mcgregor? >> judge jeanine: it's clear what his intent is. he knows what he's gotten -- what i hate about this, thousands of kids at this game. >> jesse: lighten up, judge. having some fun. >> judge jeanine: you want to tell the mascot to lighten up? >> jesse: he's wearing huge

costume. >> judge jeanine: if conor mcgregor that that protected him from liability, he's wrong. >> harold: dana p. >> jesse: where is peta? >> greg: that is telling people to abuse animals. >> harold: "one more thing" is up next.

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mcgregor tonight, "jesse watters primetime" the burisma executive executive biden. show us the tapes. >> dana. >> so legendary new york baseball announcer john sterling was struck in the face by a fall ball during yankees game. pop foul back here. >> ow. ow. ow. it really hit me. i didn't know it was coming back that far. >> okay. >> i am okay. just a glancing blow. >> dana: he is 84 years old. hit by the boston red sox justin turner's foul ball. luckily not seriously injured. this is why i don't go to the game. >> greg: do you want to hear the good news? charlie still took him to the high school prom. >> jesse: i was going to say the mascot had to got hospital but he didn't. >> greg: my joke was better. >> jesse: it wasn't a joke.

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began riding in preschool only began racing had them in 2010. congratulations to her, the jockey and the horse. >> judge jeanine: close it off with a california realtor and his wife finding a million pennies $10,000 in an addict. that's it for us. i guess they are going to cash it in. "special report" is up next. >> bret: cash it in, judge. thank you. good evening, welcome to "special report." i'm bret baier, the biden administration appears to do an about-face over china's attempts to spy on the u.s. from cuba. we will bring that you story. overpass collapses on one of the nation's busiest interstates and it could take months to be operational. and a harrowing story of survival and sacrifice as four children make it out of the amazon jungle after spending 40 days alone. but, first, we are coming to you tonight from the edward m. kennedy institute in boston. we are in a full size replica of the u.s. senate chamber here earlier today in this spot i hosted a