>> i am not. >> neil: you're not. what are you? >> i eat meat. >> neil: ok. >> i'm a meat eater, i guess. a little bit of both. >> neil: i'm all vegetarian all the time myself. why are you laughing? no, i'm not. this is a good sign, as you both pointed out. we shall see. here comes "the five." >> jeanine: hello, everyone. i'm jeanine pirro along with jessica, will cain, kennedy and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> jeanine: hunter biden was all smiles last night. the first son hobnobbing with the washington elite at his dad's white house state dinner just two days after that sweetheart deal. but his troubles are far from over. republicans releasing testimony

given by two i.r.s. whistle blowers. they claim that the president's son received preferential treatment during the department's investigation. but what's got everyone talking is the bombshell whatsapp message they gave the committee. the one that implicates joe biden. the 2017 text has hunter biden invoking his father's name while pressuring a chinese business associate connected to the chinese communist party for payment. "i am sitting here with my father and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. i will make certain that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows, and my ability to forever hold a grudge, that you will regret not following my direction." the text completely blowing up joe biden's consistent claims he's never been involved in his son's business dealings. >> mr. vice president, how many

times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> did hunter biden commit a crime? have you spoken to your son? >> i love my son. >> did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. >> still think that the stories about your son hunter engaged in a smear campaign, like you said. >> yes, yes, yes, god love you, man. you're a one horse pony. >> jeanine: hunter's lawyers not denying that the first son actually sent the text message. "any verifiable words or actions of my client in the midst of a horrible addiction are solely his own and have no connection to anyone in his family." and as usual, the white house is stonewalling like crazy. >> just not going to comment from here. what i can tell you is i know

that my colleague has dealt with this. he addressed this at the white house council. i don't have anything to share. i just answered the question. i just answered the question. >> yes or no, was the president involved in the -- >> steven, steven, i just answered the question. i just said -- i just -- this -- it's not up to you how i answer the question. i just answer the question by telling you my colleagues at the white house counsel has dealt with this and i would refer you to them. >> jeanine: joe biden's attorney general responding to the whistleblower's claims and denying there was any interference. >> mr. weiss was appointed by president trump as the u.s. attorney in delaware and assigned this manner during the previous administration would be permitted to continue his investigation and to make a decision to prosecute any way in which he wanted to and in any district in which he wanted. >> jeanine: ok, well, there you have it. so on the one hand, we've got

hunter biden's lawyer not denying that the white house or that the whatsapp message was sent threatening that guy connected to the chinese communist party company they were negotiating with. and yet, joe lying and continuing to say he knows nothing about his son's business, that's kind of who do you believe? joe or hunter? >> someone goes down. and it will be hunter first. only question is will it stop at hunter? joe biden is going to have to make a statement. he's going to have to say my crackhead son was making things up. that's literally going to have to be what he says. my son who is addicted to drugs was making things up about our relationship and our ability or attempt to influence china in a pay for play bribery scheme or joe biden has to say that hunter is telling the truth. it's one or the other. and the levels of corruption are so fascinating as they begin to unfold, judge. by the way, at the most shallow level, we know now that hunter

biden was not paying taxes while his dad goes out there and says, hey billionaires have to start paying their taxes. that's literally the most shallow level. what we find out, of course, is the media is corrupt. the intelligence agencies are corrupt. the d.o.j. is corrupt. the final card to fall in this house of cards is when we acknowledge with evidence and we are close that joe biden is corrupt. it's either joe biden or hunter is a crackhead who is making up lies. >> jeanine: ok, so then, we've got on the other hand, we've got merrick garland, kennedy, saying that, you know, david weiss was appointed by donald trump had all the authority he needed to indict and do whatever he wanted in the investigation. except now that we have whistleblowers telling us that the ausa on the case working for david weiss, her name is -->> kennedy: leslie wolf. >> jeanine: leslie wolf said she didn't want to ask about the big guy and she was told not to ask about the big guy.

so we have another dichotomy here. david weiss has not yet spoken. merrick garland says i will give him permission to speak. and it appears that the prosecutors are saying they couldn't even go near the big guy investigating. >> kennedy: it makes you wonder who were they working through? who were the proxies delivering this information to the assistant u.s. attorney on the case? because it seems if you've got this direct evidence leaking -- linking, rather, the president to some pretty nefarious activities, wouldn't you want to investigate that? and they wanted to ask some hunter's associates directly about the connections between joe biden and some of these deals that were going on. and they weren't allowed to do that. and, you know, they do it in a way that gives them so much cover that we'll never be able to get to the truth because those conversations probably happened verbally. i can't imagine there's a lot of text messages after, you know, lisa page and peter struck that leave a trail from, you know, someone in the attorney

general's office to the assistant u.s. attorney. but obviously, something has happened here and we deserve to know what it is. so i don't care if it's a republican or democrat. it doesn't happen in successive administrations but also like we always wonder, how did hunter get this money? and now, like he's being a big, fake tough guy. and he's threatening people using the power of his father's connections. >> jeanine: right. and just a little primer here, david weiss wanted to be special counsel. ok? he didn't want to stay just united states attorney. because everyone knows here in and in the department of justice that you do not get an indictment especially against a high level person unless it is approved by the attorney general. and i bet my house on that. so let's go back to yet another dichotomy where we've got these two whistleblowers. one is a high level career i.r.s. agent. the other, and this individual

has spent years in the criminal investigations and then we've got a second whistleblower and neither of them has a political axe to grind. they talk about rob walker, the guy who set up the llc's saying that joe biden actually made an appearance at a meeting with hunter and that walker and the others set up the deal with the chinese energy conglomerate cefc. and then we've got bob olinsky that has already told us, lieutenant retired that joe biden came into another meeting with hunter and the chinese. and specifically, that there was money, a percentage put aside for the big guy was held "separately with the association hidden." who do you believe there? >> rachel: big, if true. james comer and chuck grassley,

jim jordan, nancy mace have all gone on tv and talked about things and it's a very intricate story. i can't follow all of it. i don't know all the names as well as you do. but i know they haven't been able to produce the goods yet. we were promised tapes a week and a half ago. >> jeanine: whistleblowers. i'm not asking about the tapes. i'm asking you about the whistleblowers. >> rachel: i'm giving you a complete answer that will involve the whistleblowers. i want to say for the record that the informant rudy giuliani talked about, chuck grassley, more highly respected than the rest of them talked about -- >> jeanine: whistleblowers. >> rachel: ok, let's get to one of your whistleblowers, the career guy. there are three core claims that he made about what went on that have been refuted. first and foremost, he said that garland lied to congress saying that weiss had total authority. >> jeanine: i just told you he did! >> rachel: you don't know -- >> jeanine: did not make a

decision. >> rachel: that's a separate point of this. >> jeanine: to the united states attorney. >> rachel: weiss himself told jim jordan on june 7th that that was not true. and that he did have complete authority. >> jeanine: he wants to keep his job at this point! he delivered the goods which was to deliver no goods. >> rachel: could you just let me get through it and then you can keep going. the second point about this. he alleged that weiss asked to be a special counsel which you already talked about and garland has refuted that. if you were to say that everybody enchristened him is a liar, that's one thing. but i'm going to trust the attorney general, especially one that testified under oath. third point, shapley alleges there was political interference and that weiss was denied the right to charge hunter biden in d.c. now, the d.c. u.s. attorney got in touch, went to "the washington post" last night and he said that's absolutely not true. that he could have been charged anywhere. so there was no political interference whatsoever. i've maintained from the

beginning that if all of what you say is true and they're, you know, like the gottis, that i will believe you if the facts are shown to me and i can actually see it and there are direct lines between all of this. that has not been done yet and this whistleblower having three core components to their testimony about what happened being refuted already. >> jeanine: they're not refuted. >> rachel: they are! >> kennedy: what if 50% of it is true? >> will: i'll take 25. >> the whistleblowers, if they're found to be lying, can't they be prosecuted? i mean, they're risking their freedom for these statements. so i think you got to put some weight on that. let's keep it real. this is the teflon son, you know, he's -- he's guilty on all things and you always have that out where like will said, he's a crackhead. so he uses that name for influence. but i always look -- you have to go back at patterns. let's go a little bit further back. there's a reason why with great success that the obama administration was having that joe biden didn't just fall in and run. there's a reason.

there was a reason they jumped over him to go to hillary. and it was reasons like this. his sloppy work. his inconsistency. there's always been a cloud of stuff around him whether he's lying about his background. he's lying about his accomplishments. there's always been stuff about bribery or whatever. for whatever reason, he was not chosen when clearly, his entire career has been he wants to be president. they use the thing he was mourning bo. that doesn't hold water anymore. now he's running and all those things they tried to put to bed before are here now. we can wait to see how it is. if it walks like a duck and quacks likes a duck, i'm calling it a duck. >> jeanine: it really is cruel. >> lemon juice. i don't know what that means. >> jeanine: coming up, america's crime crisis is way out of control. shocking video shows an unruly mob of teens ransacking a mcdonald's.

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>> ♪ i ain't as good as i once was ♪ ♪ i got a few years on me now ♪ >> will: judged that right. this one is will. stores in democrat run cities doing everything they can to combat raging retail theft. we're all familiar with the images of toothpaste and every other day items locked up behind plastic barriers and now shops are resorting to another method to thought shoplifters, facial recognition technology. some say it's pretty effective. city council members in new york are calling for a ban on the tech due to concerns of racial

profiling. one grocery store owner is firing back. >> the city refuses to arrest thieves so the retailers want to use technology. the same way we used in olden days, we used polaroid pictures. take a polaroid picture. if that person comes in again, you stop him or her. but new york city wants to make that illegal. on one hand, they do not want to risk the thieves and they do not want to give retailers the ability to fight back. it's absolutely out of control. and again, it's not conservative or liberal. this is literally insane! >> will: put the outrageous scenes from america's crime crisis don't stop there. police are investigating after an unruly mob of teens was caught on camera ransacking a mcdonald's in los angeles with one looter even walking off with the cash register. you know, judge, every week it seems like you can't take another further step towards insanity and yet we do. what do you think about this move of embracing facial

recognition technology? >> jeanine: i love it. i love it. the guy is absolutely right. the government is not fulfilling its role which is the protection of its citizens. it's not only assault. it's protecting their business. they pay taxes. they're entitled to some kind of protection. but the police don't either have the numbers or they're being told to stand down. i don't know, i'm not here to criticize the police. but you can't deny a business from identifying who is stealing and saying you can't come in again. as long as it's not racial profiling, and as long as they keep good files, but, you know, the thing that i don't understand and we've talked about this before on "the five." you've got 327 repeat offenders that are apparently responsible for 30% of the 22,000 thefts. why doesn't somebody just lock their butts up in jail and call it a day? give everyone a free couple of weeks to like go and buy things that aren't locked up that you need a torch or got to beg a clerk to let you access a razor

blade? >> will: i did the math on that. that's 7,000 of these shoplifts incidences being done, kennedy, by 327 people. that's 21 each. so they're essentially going into these places every other week and robbing one of these convenience stores, these drug stores, these grocery stores. >> kennedy: yeah and we've all seen it. i saw it at my cvs and it happened today at the restaurant here in the breezeway. guy ran in and started yelling at everybody. started taking food. and it scares people. you don't want to be the one that is there, you don't know if that person has a weapon. you don't want to be the person that was charged. but it's like i have the same problem here that i do advertising gun free zones in places like playgrounds and movie theaters. you're just telling people like hey, no one here is armed. they can't protect themselves and the stores that telegraph we're not going to arrest people and not going to challenge them. why would anyone change their behavior? if you can hit and quit it and go back out and sell everything and buy illegal drugs which will probably be legal at this point,

the system is not going to change and certainly in places like new york, l.a. and san francisco and chicago and other cities, it is on -- the d.a.'s are on the side of the criminals. and if you want to have a civil society, you're hosed. >> will: one other element to this. i don't know if you saw the story of the guy in new york that took a blow torch to open up. >> tyrus: you have to love the criminal creativity. >> will: you know what i love about that photo, he's wearing a surgical covid mask. facial recognition technology is great but we are still embracing the idea that you can come in like a bandit masked into a store. >> tyrus: well, you know what, that's the thing. he could have been using that type of intelligence to be bettering himself. but there's a great new business. it's called free merch. the numbers that you're talking about, that 30%. they're getting better. they're enlisting people. they have a great business now. they go rob a store and go sell the goods on ebay or they post it on their facebooks. they're not even shy or brash. i'm surprised he was wearing a mask. maybe he was robbing in somebody

else's territory. that's why he was wearing a mask because he certainly wasn't wearing a mask to hide his identity because usually they post it and throw their signs up on facebook. and here's the idiocy of this. racial profiling was something designed to recognize the criminal's face so if the ht l skinned with tattoos and i choose to go and break into cvs for some toothpaste, and my facial is up on the wall. i can't say that's racist. they're like no, that's your picture of you being a criminal in our store. please don't come back. so if there's six other guys who look like me, good luck finding them. this twisted steel and appeal over here. but if you find them, and you put them up next to me, it's not profiling. it's very good detective active work by your team's security. >> will: jessica, on the final point, whether it's these 327 repeat offenders or these mobs of kids. there does seem to be, in our estimation, an obvious implication here. there's no fear of being caught.

they're just flat out emboldened. >> jessica: it seems like it especially in cities where you don't hi the $1,000 threshold, they can't legally take you in for that anyway or at the lulu lemon where they won't even let the security guards go after people. and i understand and c.e.o. spoke out about it, it was about the safety of his employees because he was nervous that someone would be attacked. someone could be carrying a knife, etc. it's incredible depressing. and i think to the judge's point, there's two options in front of people running these cities. you either allow the businesses to do what they think they need to do to protect their businesses and make sure, frankly, they can stay here. we need the tax revenue. we all know that real estate taxes are going to skyrocket very, very soon if we continue to lose businesses at this level. or you give people the security, the police support, whatever it is, that they need to ensure that they can protect their merchandise. and, you know, keep good records

with the racial profiling stuff and hopefully we can avoid it especially in these kind of, you know, multiracial metropolises. everyone is going in everywhere which is one of the beauties of these cities. and hopefully it wouldn't be used against a particular group. >> jeanine: can i add one thing? do you know the guy with the blow torch took $448 worth of skin care products? is he going out on a hot date? >> tyrus: maybe he had a rash. from the blow torch. >> will: stay young looking, judge. >> jeanine: yeah. >> tyrus: where did he get the blow torch from? where did he get a blow torch from is the bigger question? i don't know they had welding classes, still. >> will: ruining the education of american kids and get rewarded. we show you how randy weingarten's sweet new deal landed in washington.

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>> ♪ here she comes ♪ ♪ watch out boy she'll chew you up ♪ ♪ she's a man eater ♪ >> hello. she's back! the queen of school closures herself, randi weingarten seems to be getting a promotion in washington. biden's homeland security secretary announcing that the left wing teachers union boss will be one of the new members of d.h.s. academic council. the group will provide "strategic and actionable recommendations to the secretary on campus safety and security, improved coordination, research priorities, hiring and more." that sound great. i think she'd fit right in with the other lockdown happy bureaucrats. some lawmakers aren't too thrilled with her new gig. florida senator rick scott tweeting "randi weingarten is the last person who should be

advising anyone on school safety." judge, he is not wrong about that. and, you know, i read the story and mom of school aged kid, i get so mad every time i hear her name. and it's hard for me to reconcile who did more harm during the pandemic. anthony fauci or randi weingarten. >> jeanine: the two of them and they're both considered heroes by the left, by this administration. look, you know what's rich about this is she's appointed by another failure, what's his name? the two of them, talk about a couple of losers, i think that randi weingarten is an embarrassment. i think our children already we're behind 33 years in math. we're behind 20 years in reading. it is sad. the united states is not what it once was and she single handedly is the person who didn't look for any metric to open up the school. but every metric was to close it down. and she gets before congress and

she says oh, we wanted to open it up! but people were dying! i mean, give me a break. the catholic schools were open. the lutheran schools were open. charter schools were open. the kids were studying quantum physics in china and in russia, they were studying whatever they needed to study. this woman has done more to damage this generation of children and you know what? i'm going to cap it off with this. she's been to ukraine three times. the first time she said she went there to compare the education system to the united states. meanwhile, every school building had been totally bombed and the kids were hiding underneath in security places. and then she keeps going. what is she doing in ukraine? why does she keep going to ukraine? she's been three times. you connect the dots. >> kennedy: she's a double agent, clearly. the only thing that they should be discussing is their retirement. they both should resign in disgrace and the fact that they are becoming this perfect storm of statism, they are so anti-school choice, it's immoral.

i won't stand for it, jessica. >> will: you're sitting down. >> jessica: so i don't think that the left likes randi weingarten as much as -- >> will: really? >> jessica: she's a big figurehead and head of a huge union, not that like at liberal parties we sit around being like which union leader are you into? i never hear anyone saying i think that the -- what happened with education was well handled during the pandemic. and everyone is reading all of these studies that are coming out about the learning losses, where there were pockets. where there wasn't learning loss. and the differences in terms of people getting vouchers and then going to working in an education pod, homeschooling, whatever it was. so i don't think she's someone -- i don't think firstly the polling necessarily out there on her popularity. but i wouldn't put her up there as a cultural icon of the left at this point. i will say, though, in terms of

keeping the schools open and i think that they ignored a lot of evidence about how this disease was affecting children and the stuff with, you know, have to get the desks six feet apart and all that. she did have thousands of teachers to deal with. this wasn't as if she woke up and said, i don't want schools open. she had to deal with the people who were members of her union saying i won't go to work! >> kennedy: to that point, will, she could have said get your hienies back to school because it was a lot of her membership that, you know, they were saying i care for immuno compromised person. therefore, i shouldn't have to be in school. teachers weren't in school. guess who else wasn't in school, kids. if they were, they were doing zoom in a room. >> will: she doesn't represent america's school children. she represents teachers and will look at the best interest of all times for teachers. randi weingarten's sins predated the pandemic by decades. my kids went to, when we lived in new york city a charter school up here in uptown manhattan.

and it's 75% black and brown. it's a charter school, success academy. and there has been no greater enemy of the whole charter school movement which a savior to poor kids in this city than the existence of school choice and she has been not just an opponent but an advocate for destroying choice in charter schools. in this city and across this nation. her sins definitely predate the pandemic. now, it's just a debate of she's on the mount rushmore of underrated destructive forces in america with, i don't know, ben crump and fauci and alejandro mayorkas. we can debate the others. >> kennedy: so smart to bring that up. that multiyear study out of stanford goes to show the success of charter schools. and they pointed out particularly and this is a nonpartisan study. particularly the charter schools in new york city, and she, along with kathy hokel are standing in the way of that and keeping kids in failing schools and shame on them. and then she tried to shake the federal government for $750

billion. >> tyrus: shakedown, kennedy. nail on the head right there. this is as a former teacher, this is all a shakedown. her buying giant six-figure salary keeps getting increased. she obviously knows where the second laptop is. that's why she's getting promoted and gets another job. she has no business representing anyone or anything. but that's kind of what we've seen with this -- with unqualified people get put. but here's the deal. let's look at the actual job. they're put together a group of people who live in the first world who are going to sit down and discuss what to do in case of an emergency. besides call car service or your personal assistant to rewrite it for you. are they bringing in marines and people that have gone through this situation with school shootings or plans? no. it's a fabricated -- the whole secretary -- the whole -- we needed it when we had 9/11 and mayorkas and him, it's a bloomed up waste of taxpayer money. all they do is sit around and say weird ideas and pay each

other moneys and go fly to ukraine, why? to get funded, to get more money. so that's what it's all about at the expense of teachers and children. >> jessica: can i add something quickly? the governor of pennsylvania was on america's newsroom this morning and obviously, big win that they rebuilt i-95 in two weeks. absolutely incredible. he is supporting school choice in pennsylvania. that's what voters want and that's what parents want. a democrat. but this is big to get a governor on the record just saying it's what i believe, and i think that that will have a big ripple effect through the party because he's so big. >> jeanine: they finally figured out they should do what the parents want. >> kennedy: it's a winning issue for any party, particularly one where parents are voting. mark zuckerberg is going to fight elon musk. i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy.

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>> ♪ so good to me ♪ >> jessica: welcome back. time for the fastest. oh, hey. first up, big tech event to happen. mark zuckerberg says he's ready to physically fight elon musk. no, seriously. this is real. and now, ufc boss dana white is offering to host the battle. >> i was talking to both elon and mark last night. both guys are absolutely dead serious about this. they both said yeah, we'll do it. they both want to do it. mark zuckerberg hit me up first and said is he serious? and i said i don't know. let me ask him. i asked him and he said yeah, i'm dead serious. this would be the biggest fight ever in the history of the world. bigger than anything that's ever been done. it would break all pay-per-view records. >> jessica: musk better be careful. zuckerberg won his first annual

tournament. >> tyrus: i'm laughing. i like to see whenever a trainer has to train a billionaire. you got me. oh, you got me. oh, this guy is good. listen, no one knows how tough they are until they get hit in the mouth. will, back me up on this. here's the deal. this will be the greatest, worse fight of all time. ok? the hype will be amazing. elon, i'm on team musk. i would be in his corner. all we have to train for is a one hitter quitter. he outweighs him. he's got to hit him with a one piece, two piece, game over. >> will: i want to ask you a legitimate question. you have to put your money down. musk has 30 pounds on him. musk is 190, something like that. and zuck is like 160. >> jessica: i think they're lying. >> will: do you think zuck's training? >> tyrus: did you see that training? take the leg. oh, you're so strong. as long as the check clears. listen, you're a sports guy. i'm a sports guy. as soon as the bell rings, it's

all downhill from there. musk comes down, he's got a spaceship entrance. you know what i'm saying? >> jeanine: i want to go today. >> tyrus: hologram version of him in the ring first and come in later. the only way this gets better, if they put -- let's make it for all the marbles. winner takes all. musk wins, he gets facebook and instagram. if zuck wins, he gets twitter. let's put them all on there. i'm going with musk. all we need is one. all that ground and pound. >> will: as an opener, i want bill gates vs. robert f. kennedy jr. >> tyrus: you know what? they might be hard to book. i do have one. greg gutfeld vs. brian kilmeade, tuxedo match. >> will: i want to see that one, too. that's the card. >> tyrus: 411 vs. 411 1/2. that's the card. >> jessica: this is the first celebrity match we've seen that has antitrust implications which makes it much more interesting because the d.o.j. might get

involved. >> jeanine: hunter can get involved and bet on it. >> jessica: can't go five minutes without saying hunter biden. >> tyrus: maybe big guy will show up at the end. >> jeanine: i am totally a musk side. first of all, he's six inches taller than zuckerberg. he's six inches, 5'7" vs. 6'1" last i checked that's six inches. >> tyrus: he's probably a deuce and a quarter. >> jeanine: yeah, come on! 5'7", 6'1", 30 pounds on him. >> jessica: he said he's going to lay on top of him and not let him move. >> tyrus: like watching south park and cartman fight. >> jeanine: all right. >> will: take my money.

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>> tyrus: look at me! sorry, judge. we're answering your questions. fan mail friday. speed round! all right. let's go! starting with the judge around.

go, judge. what is one thing you always check twice before leaving your house? >> jeanine: i check to see if i left my phone home. >> tyrus: i thought the poodles. you're out of town, judge. jess? >> jessica: the stove is off. i have huge anxiety about having left it like a burner a little bit on. >> will: that's funny. i leave it on. i get in trouble all the time. accidentally. >> tyrus: this is small talk. it's fan mail. >> will: where's the dog? >> tyrus: kennedy? >> kennedy: chapstick. >> jeanine: thank you. >> tyrus: i check that i do the pat and the keys. i got my keys. got my wallet. do the double pats. all right. judge, are you more of a rule breaker or rule keeper? she's the judge. >> jeanine: breaker. >> tyrus: ok. >> jessica: keeper. >> will: breaker. >> tyrus: breaker. come on. all right, judge. what's your go to snack when you get on the road trip at a gas station?

>> jeanine: oh, at a gas station? twizzlers. >> jessica: twizzlers and cheathos. >> kennedy: snickers and unsweetened iced tea. >> tyrus: gatorade and snickers. what day of the week is your favorite and why? >> jeanine: saturday. >> tyrus: because you're home? >> jeanine: yeah, with my dogs. >> jessica: that's nice. >> jeanine: that's nice. >> jessica: i think friday. >> jeanine: why? >> will: there's a promise to it. >> jessica: there's no anticipation of saturday. >> will: at one point, i would have said saturday. because i host a show on weekends i would say tuesday. >> kennedy: i liked mondays, i couldn't wait to get to high school to see my friends. >> tyrus: mine is thursday. pay day. duh. judge, keep this going. we have to break the record. which celebrity would you pay money not to ever see again? >> jeanine: alec baldwin.

>> tyrus: i knew that! >> jessica: oh. kid rock? >> tyrus: all right. he's an american institution. that's fine. >> will: i don't. >> jeanine: robert de niro. >> will: ok. pete. >> tyrus: tired of that guy. smile, everyone loves him. >> kennedy: kanye. >> tyrus: out of order. that's fine. >> kennedy: probably amy schumer. >> jeanine: how about you? quick round. go. >> tyrus: i don't want to see, al pacino. forgot at 80 he couldn't make a baby. ok, whatever. all right. have you ever crashed a wedding or party, judge? >> jeanine: never. >> jessica: no. >> will: yeah, party, for sure. >> kennedy: both several times. >> tyrus: i crashed more parties than kool-aid. that's it. boom! >> will: that's how you do it. >> tyrus: one more thing up next.

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>> judge jeanine: time now for one more thing. will? >> will: yes, i have save the date for everyone. fox nation will be hosting its fifth annual patriot awards on november 16th, this time at the grand ole opry in nashville, tennessee. it will be hosted by my good old buddy who i'm not tired of despite tyrus' suggestion. pete hegseth. you need to be the first to hear about it. you wanted to get the tickets go on sale this summer. you can figure it out at fox nation.com/patriot awards. all your favorites. you know, like the judge,. >> judge jeanine: okay. she will be there. >> judge jeanine: you will there. is it my turn. okay. listen. everybody knows that puppies grow up and we have a golden retriever named bruce who has a fave rit spot under his family's

living room cabinet. his owner took these videos over several weeks showing him gradually get too big for the cubby. he is learning a life lesson. a tough life's lesson growing up stinks. he keeps trying to get in there look how big he is now. all right. i thought it was cute. >> it is cute. i'm waiting to see how that one plays out. >> there is a cat sitting there going dumb -- what a dumb dog. >> jessica: absolutely love this story a las vegas man had a chance to introduce his 2-year-old son to the firefighter who saved his life 23 years old. he was rescued xavier lewis from a burning home in long beach, california and performed cpr. routinely visited lewis while he recovered in the hospital and gave him a ride home in the fire engine when he was discharged. both stayed in touch moved to las vegas where they got to meet 2-year-old son ezra now lewis is a firefighter himself.

>> kennedy: stop it right now. >> jessica: i'm choking on bacon. [cough] >> judge jeanine: you have to explain now why you are eating bacon. we had a bacon segment and we talked so much so we didn't get to it. >> jessica: now we have more time. we had bacon because we were supposed to talk about macon bacon team we only talked about elon musk slamming mark zuckerberg. we started trash talking early. >> judge jeanine: kennedy? >> kennedy: thank you so much, judge. tomorrow night i will be hosting fox news saturday night. it's going to be the best 10:00 hour you have ever had in your liar life. i hope you are there with me oh, kennedy can i please get a sneak peek? here did you go. roll it, boys. >> it looks very natural. ♪ men's sports about to to be

obliterated. >> will: who is your character? >> rock and roll reuben. infiltrating men's sports. trans men to infiltrate men's sport. >> tyrus: dom minute nate. >> kennedy: rock and roll reuben. >> serious speed walking going on. >> judge jeanine: that's a great idea. ken. >> kennedy: men, look out. >> judge jeanine: tyrus, hit it. >> tyrus: my one more thing. tyrus live show is coming up pretty much all sold out. tickets remaining in bill of information, montana ben foe montana. tickets being sold out so catch my comedy show, have some fun. also, although i will be setting the table for the great kennedy this weekend because i will be hosting the big weekend show this saturday and sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. i will get them warmed up and then, of course, since one more thing is supposed to be about somebody besides yourself and i'm not selfish.

over in pasco county, florida, firefighters were successfully resuscitated a horse that had fallen off a deck into a pool using a tractor keep calm and good condition. >> will: how did he get into the above ground pool? he jumped in. >> tyrus: a horse is a horse of course of course unless a horse. >> judge jeanine: see you monday. have a great weekend. >> trace: good evening, welcome to los angeles. i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier. well, the tragic end to the voyage of the titan submersible sink the extreme tourism industry. several make appeals to the evangelical vote while parental rights facing a major challenge in one u.s. state. ♪ tase. >> trace: but breaking tonight, white house lawyers are denying any political interference in the investigation into crimes by the president's son. so is mr. biden's attorney general. yesterday we told you that two whistleblowers contend hunter