all of the major averages up, look at the data stack for the first day of the year, 32% from its best first six months performance in history. an economy they think is going to continue to take off, student loans notwithstanding. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody. i'm joey jones along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., kellyanne conway, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ another embarrassing moment for joe biden, the supreme court has struck down the presidents half a trillion dollars student loan bailout program. tand ruling the commander in chief overstepped

his authority. but the big guy says this fight isn't over. >> you know, these republican officials just couldn't bear the thought of providing relief of working-class and middle-class americans. we won't stop fighting for you. we will use every tool at our disposal to get you the student debt relief you need and reach your dreams beard >> why did you give millions of borrowers false hope? >> i did not give false hope come up with republicans snatched away the whole they were given, and it is real, real hope. >> overstep your authority? >> i think the court misinterpreted the constitution. >> joey: but maybe biden should save some of that anger for nancy pelosi. the supreme court actually using the former speaker's own words in the ruling. >> people think that the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone, he can delay, but he does not have that power. that has to be an act of

congress. >> joey: yeah, as you can imagine, the media and democrats, they are not very happy. >> this court is a political court. this court -- these decisions are trumpist decisions beard >> the supreme court proceeded to ignore the will of congress in order to deprive more than 40 millions households of student debt forgiveness. >> these decisions the last 24 hours are essentially making it harder for a range of communities to go to college and seek a higher education. >> of the legitimize and license discrimination in this kind of way, really makes our country -- and i hope they will find other ways to carry through this promise. >> joey: all right, judge, we need to talk about the legalities here. president biden tried to use the heroes act and the supreme court said congress has the way in

here. you cannot spend as much money, the act does not give you this much authority to spend this much money unless you go to congress. so they say overrode the will of congress, has not expressed its will, but now going to a higher education, and in my very novice understanding, it looks like it paves the way a lot more smoothly. >> jeanine: look, what happened with the supreme court, as i said, the federal law does not allow the secretary of education in any way to cancel $430 billion worth of student loan debts. biden knew it in 2020, he knew it, nancy pelosi, as you just showed in that sound knew it, ad it in 2021. and the truth is they used it as a ploy for the 2022 midterms. biden wanted to bring along young people and try to make sure that the midterms were not going to be the bloodbath he believed in all of the democrats believed was going to be the case.

the operative statute was the heroes act, allows the secretary of education, it was enacted in 2001, to modify or waive, to some extent, the ability of a student to repay a loan if that student is in the military, goes abroad, and the supreme court came out and said, well, the heroes act allows you to waive it or modify it. it doesn't allow you to just cancel it out right. you can't do that. so the legalities are very clear. everybody knew that he didn't have the right to do it, let's not make believe he did have the right to do it. so he comes out today and says, you know, it's those repub republicans, it's about the republicans who are destroying the middle class. the truth is that it is joe biden that is doing bad. he has put trillions into the economy. he has put us in a position where the ordinary person is not able to survive, inflation, costs of gas, cost of food, and everything else, and he is

making likely student loans, they are the most important things going on in the country. no, they need to know they signed a contract, they have to agree to repay the contract. especially in light of the fact that you are making us pay for their loan that you haven't proved to me they can't pay. and in truth, kids decided not to go to college, kids decided to repay the loan, and now the kids who didn't who already are home collecting checks from whatever else is going on are going to say, gee, i'm going to take advantage of this. the worst thing is when the president came out at 3:30 or 4:00 today and he said, well, look what happened, what was it come after the covid pandemic. all of these people were allowed to get money from covid and from the ppp. the truth is, the government shut businesses down. the government didn't allow businesses to operate. they were entitled to that. the government forced them to

shut down. these kids are not entitled to it, and of the story. >> joey: greg, the real irony of the story is republicans put four bills out, one was really great, kind of jumped the shark on this one, the bill said hey, listen, before you can take this loan out, we are going to make sure you're getting a degree that you can make enough money to pay it back. they are kind of looking at defunding indoctrination. >> greg: that is too logical. i felt that watching our president get so upset over this because i don't think he quite understands the hole, the meaning of what is going on, so i want to put the loan fiasco in a way he understands. let's say you are selling hunters paintings, right, for like 200 grand each, to be paid off in an installment plan. suddenly a third party intervenes and says, you know what, those monthly fees have been canceled and they are being transferred onto you, the biden family, or let's say hunter is in china and making it rain, got the big guy 20 million, all of a sudden zelenskyy says no, that money is for me, we needed more more than you, joe, that would

upset him. that is why it didn't work. it was just theft. it wasn't anything else other than theft. i love how the media covering this solemnly says, they say, this was verbatim, this means that students who have huge loans, they are going to have to pay them back. yes, you bozo, that is how it has always worked, or a loan or a contract is utterly meaningless, right? you can never get out another loan to anybody if you think because the people will rebel, i would be for this if they forced the colleges to do it, but they are not. the colleges would not go for this debt relief. they tripled their fees because they knew everybody was going to get a loan. cozy relationship with banks, and it is kind of like a three step scheme, right? academia gets the money from the

banks, the students, they get money from their parents. and they are the ones that get screwed. the job of the supreme court, it is not a conservative supreme court, not a liberal one. it is a libertarian -- it is as libertarian as it gets, championing the rights of the individuals over the demands of the group, protecting your right to expression from people compelling you to say things you don't want to say. don't force me, don't force customers to express -- don't cause a company to express the beliefs of a customer, that's number one. we don't want to pay other people's loans and we don't want to be forced to hire people based on race. you are not compelling people to do these things. that is what the constitution -- the three decisions are all united by a libertarian power, and by the way, liberals should relax. you really read this court, it

is the only thing stopping you from yourself. you've got government, you've got culture, you've got media, you've got education, right, you don't need to radicalize the supreme court. you've got the ball, you've got the teams, you've got the crowd and the field, let the common sense people have the refs. >> joey: kellyanne, on the politics of it, you heard that last question, did you purposely mislead people? this is a pretty good voting block that biden wants to lean on, now they have gone out and borrowed money and credit cards thinking they were getting this in a biden economy, who is going to get the blame? will they blame republicans or biden? >> kellyanne: blame him because he promised and he knew this was a long shot and it would take a long time because it would go all the way to the supreme court so if it was that urgent and that exigency could have gone to congress. that is really all this opinion says. in our constitution, the separation of powers means the executive branch cannot play the role of congress, you can't exceed your authority. in this case, it wasn't even

biden, it was the secretary of education, having a very thin statutory authority and trying to expand that into half a trillion dollars of debt loan forgiveness. joey, public opinionwise, this was never as popular as they thought it would be from the beginning because people read it for what it was from the start. it is never as popular in 2022, the polls have never truly supported it, there question is why? because people know how unfair it is to ask a pipe fitter in peoria or hairdresser to pay for the student loans of a lawyer in washington, d.c., or dr. in new york city, it is just not fair to people. so if you make a different choice in life, pay off your student loans, now you pay them off or other people because you are taxpayers on the hook here. the other thing is biden always gets angry at female reporters, i love seeing it, angry, the crazy uncle in the attic. he is telling the whole country, get off my lawn, and that is not a good look for 2024, but here is why it is going to hurt him. because he seems to be on the wrong side of common sense in

all of these supreme court decisions, and here is the real reason why it is going to hurt him. the democrats are screaming about no race in college admissions, about not being compelled to conform to somebody else's belief, if you want to keep your business, surviving and thriving, and now, not being compelled to pay off student loans for their people. but the democrats, you can find one in washington, d.c., who is for school choice and charter schools and education freedom opportunity scholarships, they are keeping kids of all backgrounds, including especially inner cities, trapped in these failing schools, will not let the money come all keeping pain for the kids, give him or her a quality education that is worthy of their humanity and dignity so i don't want to hear one more lecture from one more liberal or one more person named biden, including the dogs, but educational freedom and making a better life for yourself until they take a second look at school choice. >> joey: herald, speaking of a democrat you can find in d.c. come if you are a member of congress and democrat party right now, would you be blaming

the supreme court or say hey, guys, we need to get a piece of legislation together? >> harold: well, i am a democrat. ritchie tour, a new congressman from new york, is a huge supporter of everything you just talked about, kellyanne. there are more democrats along that line and i would agree with you. i have set on this show, i thought what the president tried to do here they should have tailored this. they should have tailored it to only provide relief for those who have degrees that are meeting a need in the economy, engineers including electricians and plumbers, nurses, teachers -- air traffic control -- that is what our economy needs, we are not producing enough of them. if you're going to provide people with that kind of belief, you should do that. the ppp example that the judge gave an kellyanne just ment mentioned, we gave every business person an opportunity to pay his or her employees for several months because we did shut down businesses but these kids could go back to work,

either, so probably have been ba certain period of time like we did i get the president credit for a big idea but they have to go back to the drawing board and figure this out. we have talked about board and the judge mentioned yesterday, this decision along with striking down of growth and affirmative action. basically allowing gays in the country to be treated differently, this will be on the ballot, agreeing with you yesterday, these things will be on the ballot like roe was an '22, this will be on the ballot and it is unfortunate because the supreme court shouldn't be on the ballot. the supreme court is that branch of government that we would hope would be the arbiter and could be a referee but they stand today, 27% approval rating. i think you look at these decisions, they don't have a code of ethics, and i think this issue was almost going to be litigated, politically litigated, come next year, as well. i hope it isn't.

i hope we don't litigate the court. i hope the court is able to re-rise or rise again, but we are at a bad point at a low point in how they legit us me of the court -- >> kellyanne: chief justice john roberts pretty much scolding publicly other justices from in their dissents sniping at other -- >> harold: kellyanne, a long-standing -- >> kellyanne: terrible for america. >> joey: i will just say this, i don't how you blame the supreme court for the president trying to use something for military service members to give gender studies discounts. anyway, coming up, mayor pete can his way out of this one. travel meltdown, chaos returns for the fourth of july. ♪ ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies.

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♪ ♪ >> kellyanne: it's another flight-mirror this fourth of july, and the biden administration is playing the blame game. over 40,000 flights have been canceled or delayed just this week. and it is leading to familiar scenes of frustrated americans stranded at airports nationwide. standing in long lines for hours, and even sleeping on the floors. but don't count on mayor pete, our secretary of transportation, to fix it. he is making excuses for his own travel issues. >> we got hit with some pretty tough weather. it has affected a lot of flights. i reach my hotel room about 2:30 in the morning last night after my flight got canceled on the next delayed, a lot of americans are going through the same thing. what i will say is that overall we have seen the system perform much better than it did a year ago. you can't control the weather. we got very tough weather the last few days, definitely being felt through the system. >> kellyanne: poor baby, having to get in so late to the

hotel and ruined himself politically by joining this administration, so that is good. i think, greg, this is the east palestine of the airways for him. i was delayed going abroad this week, i was one of the lucky ones, people really are not leaving, they are in the service lines, $54 billion we gave to the airlines. to help bail them out, to help keep them going during covid. and they were told not to use it for buyouts, but they did and now you show up, no pilots, no crew, no aircraft, many times. and i see these owners of the airplanes and people on the airlines are saying, passengers saying have some patience and show your ideas if there is not a pilot and a crew and aircraft, if you show your eye at driver's license, everything will be better. >> greg: you know what, it's amazing even if you, the passenger, goes the extra mile, like, you know, i do tsa, i do clear, i wear clean underwear, i don't get completely bombed the way i used to, i don't hit on

the flight attendants. i mean, i mind my own business. i listen. i pack light. i'm polite. you do all of those, you tick everyone of those boxes i may still treat you like you're trying to cross donner pass, you know, with a barbecue grill. you know, it's amazing. we covered this story tonight, and i don't want to give too much away but tyrus makes a good point there were a lot of this has to do with discount tickets. a lot of people, it turns airline service agents into substitute teachers, dealing with a class of unruly passengers. the people that are at the counter, they have their arms on the counter, they are like me on friday. but i do enjoy the travel, i like sitting, sitting at home, watching this happen, because it is like, living in hawaii and watching people shovel snow in buffalo, thank god it is not me. >> kellyanne: harold, let's talk about mayor pete, the secretary of transportation, on his watch we have had supply

chain crisis, the first shutdown of all air travel this past early january, since 9/11, when he was 19 years old, i looked it up. we have had just problem after problem. obviously, east palestine. we have to admit at some point, even as a democrat, he is not up to his job. >> harold: i like to admit things as an american, i am a democrat, but i am an american first. the american people have lost their sense of humor about all of this. whether it is east palestine, whether it is the airlines come i don't understand for the life of me why over the last several years we don't stress test, like we do the banks, the airlines. we have constructed scenarios, very difficult economic scenarios, for the banks to see how they would respond, if they have enough capital in the bank, enough liquidity, to be able to survive. christmas doesn't sneak up on us, it is december 25th. fourth of july doesn't sneak up on us, it is july 4th, so you know when there is going to be travel. i don't know how we test these

airlines to understand -- i have seen terrible pictures of moms with infants, i thought that -- infants and airports from having to spend the night, there has to be a better way to do this, whether east palestine, where we have yet to articulate and outline a set of answers, whether it is this, we are short 1500 air traffic controllers, this has been something that has built over the years but why are we not talking about how we solve this problem before the fourth of july? >> greg: pneumatic tubes. shoot people through pneumatic tubes. i've been talking about this for years, no one listens to me. just have long tubes, shooting them through these tubes, you save so much money and get there faster. >> kellyanne: jeanine, in our administration, we tried and talked about the fact the air traffic control system and the whole travel system was built for about 150,000 passengers a year, now closer to a billion, we tried to do that through infrastructure, but it sounds like build back better and other

nonsense didn't work. >> jeanine: g, isn't that amazing? you say we have lost our sense of humor, you are not talking about the traveler because last sunday i had to uber from williamsburg to richmond airport, that was two hours. i stayed the airport for two hours, they shut down. then i had to uber from richmond to d.c., and then i waited there for six hours. i ate dinner twice because i didn't know what else to do. speed to uber driver -- >> greg: driving miss daisy. >> jeanine: what did you say? >> greg: driving miss daisy 2023. you know what, if the faa cannot staff, we got a problem. they have billions of dollars. buttigieg is a local mayor who talks a lot about how great he is, doesn't know what he is doing, he doesn't even have the brains to figure out he should go to palestine. i mean, is anybody dumber than that? you've got to admit, this guy is clueless. he is talking about the weather,

everything other than the fact he is in charge of this and when the head of the tsa says bring your patience, i don't want to bring my patience. i paid for tsa, i paid for my ticket, i came ahead of time, what else am i supposed to do? it is your job, not mine. >> kellyanne: i was sitting there on sunday night trying to get and watching the chaos, most of the flights were canceled, service line at united airlines, and i'm thinking, what about when the chaos bleeds over to these very serious issues, if you are short on staff, what's going on with the air traffic controls, literally getting the plans to run on time, feel safe and confident in a system that works spirit >> joey: talked about all of the different factors. we know that we will not find greg and jeanine on spirit airlines, they are first class, i know for a fact -- >> jeanine: private. >> joey: the judge and i flew next to each other the other d day. southwest had scheduling

problems, their system was antiquated. united right now has a strike, staffing problems, delta had the famous luggage debacle a few months ago. airports don't have enough workers on the tarmac. the faa doesn't have enough air traffic controllers, and the tsa doesn't have enough bodies to run you through, and i know for a fact they have different standards for every airport out there, among tsa, i will say the tsa here in new york at some of the best for me. so what am i getting out? could there be a government figure whose job is to regulate these things and make sure all of the different entities, different problems and gaps, are communicating and exercising what problems they have rather than come i don't know, a local weatherman that is not very good at his job? because that is all i heard from pete. oh, man, bad weather, i did not get in until 2:00 a.m. i don't get it vehicle you have one job, to make sure all of these entities are communicating with each other with their problems are, and they all exist on their own island and they

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♪ ♪ >> jeanine: more shocking scenes from california's homeless crisis as liberal leaders continue to fumble the issue, despite throwing heaps of cash at the problem, officials y los angeles' homeless population jumped 10% in the last year. it is making the city's new democrat mayor, karen bass, look foolish after she made the issue her top priority. >> i am frustrated, overwhelmed, and encouraged all of the same time. i mean, my own wish is that we

would treat it like it is a hurricane. that there would be a state of emergency that would be acknowledged on a national level, that would allow us to bring in fema, i mean, that's how i view it. >> jeanine: okay. karen bass thinks fema should come in and help the homeless. i mean, does this warrant fema's involvement? or is it just a reflection of her cluelessness? >> harold: look, california has been ineffective in managing this homeless problem for years. we covered it just in the last two years i've been on the show, and i hope indeed if they want to treat it like a hurricane that they do it in the short term, but i think tackling these problems in big, big ways, i think three states i would not have thought of as being pretty effective in some areas, mississippi, you don't think of as an education state, but they have the reading scores, third-eighth grade top in the country now, why? a billionaire entrepreneur said we are going to have the best experts combined with the government to figure out ways to

do this. oklahoma have the best early childhood initiatives in oklahoma, why? a republican pediatrician was elected ten years ago to the statehouse, convinced his colleagues to invest heavy and this thing, make it a material improvement in kids' lives come at it has. utah, the best homeless policy is, greg, in utah, why? provide mental health services and job training, link those three things together, they have the most effective policy. instead of listening to pete buttigieg talk about his own problems getting to a city, i know karen bass did not mean it this way, inc. being and organize people around big answers to the big problems we face. politicians and any party throwing up their hands in the air and -- we elected you to get the job done and if you can't, let someone else do it. democrat and republican. >> joey: you forgot georgia being the best at college football. >> jeanine: are democrats, kellyanne, ever going to be able to get together into what harold

says he would do? >> kellyanne: they have failed miserably so far. it is not democrat and republican, especially, texas has improved its homeless problem, being run by greg abbott and the legislation there. i went to austin, you see it everywhere, for example, they reduced it by putting in powell know my policies -- you can't solve a problem unless you admit it first. democrats like gavin newsom, joe biden, the rest of them, here in new york, for example, san francisco, they want you to deny your own eyes as to what you see and just believe what they say. the country sees this. we are ruining our big cities. karen bass had an opponent in rick caruso come almost beat her, main issue was homelessness. going to declare a state of emergency and took on mental health. anyone wants to keep gavin newsom out of national politics, they need an iphone or a polaroid camera to throw away when you're done taking pictures. all you have to do is go up and down california. judge, the more money they have

invested in this problem, the more the homeless crisis has gone up vehicle they are failing their own population by not doing what harold has said, find entrepreneur, big ideas, can't solve a problem until you first say we have a problem. >> jeanine: greg, the homeless want to remain homeless. this isn't about money. >> greg: i think we have finally come to the realization that we were too scared to say the truth. that for many, this is a lifestyle choice. i mean, when you think about it, it is not a bad one. i mean, no mortgages, no rent, no bills, no boss, no kids, no student loan debt. you wake up whenever you want, you go to bed when you want to. you go to california because the weather is better, of course, you can stay all night and do whatever you want. the only response abilities to get money for drugs. affordable housing, to me, rings hollow because no matter how affordable you make the housing, they are not going to pay for it. the money is going somewhere

else. my solution is to kill the homeless, with kindness. you know, this is a lifestyle choice. i say the obvious solution is to create zones for the homeless, not camps but camping grounds because we are seeing some pretty impressive tense here. let them live on government land in these tents, let them have it on one condition in this new world, it is not with us. if you want to be homeless and you want to live this lifestyle, go for it but we are a civil society, with shared norms, that we all must meet. we cannot mix with nomadic tribes that are unsanitary and harmful to themselves. so have at it. don't be medical personnel therf drugs. all of these services, but you've got to get out. in terms of a hurricane, that is hurricane relief, you move them out. >> jeanine: okay, joey? >> joey: i am still hung up on what she said. she says let's treat this like a

hurricane and bring in fema, i see two things, one, providing cover for gavin newsom, completely jumps the state level and goes straight to the federal level because maybe they have a cabal to get gavin to the white house, i'm not sure. the most important thing that bothered me is how you dare compare people who have chosen a lifestyle of debauchery to people that lose their livelihoods and fires and hurricanes, in florida and louisiana and texas and places all over this country, every single year because when that happens, you know those people do? they literally rebuild their lives. the communities come to their aid, why? because their communities know they deserve it and they will work for it. >> jeanine: okay. coming up, a dumb tourist learns the hard way that hot springs are really hot. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪

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fight to take place? >> joey: i am very good having a whooping. you guys are not seeing this. remember celebrity death match? claymation? it is going to be bad but ai. this is hoping to get people to tune in and watch them fight each other through ai. they had to get their physique and stamina up with their ai avatars and that is exactly what is going to be. could fight anywhere. fight at my house on the farm if they want to. >> harold: where you four come in this case? >> greg: elon. i just saw their iqs, did you see that? >> harold: who are you rooting for? >> kellyanne: elon musk all the way. >> harold: who are you? >> joey: elon, i guess. >> jeanine: you? >> harold: i just want to see a good fight. >> greg: he likes both of them, there is a surprise. >> harold: "fan mail friday" is up next. ♪ ♪ when i first learned about

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go to you, joey. >> joey: yeah, you know -- [laughter] >> greg: don't enlist! >> joey: august 5th, 2010, my teammate looked at me and said "don't get blown up." [laughs] the next day, i did not heed the advice the advice. >> greg: yeah, but you are here, you are handling it. >> joey: that's a joke, we can laugh at that. >> greg: i'm laughing. he has said far worse things on my show. all right, kellyanne, you give a lot of advice. did anyone ever give advice, say, don't marry that guy, he's crazy? >> kellyanne: they did, in fact, but you don't know him. [laughter] disgraced or in jail. to sell a stock many years ago, i should have. everything my grandmother up to me was correct. >> greg: told me not to buy a bar and i bought a bar. dumbest thing i ever did. judge? >> jeanine: there's a bunch of things i've done that i

shouldn't have done. like i was on the board of a company, and i got some stock options -- >> harold: advised you -- [laughter] >> greg: giving you advice and to ignore it. >> jeanine: i ignored it and i made this much, nothing. >> harold: two things. i took the bar and i feel that, i was told the study, i didn't study for. second, i had a part in my head up until law school and after law school, my wife told me to get out of my head and i did. >> greg: i'm going to look for the pictures. i've got to replace my poster of you in my master bedroom. this is a good one from frenchy, never heard of her. what secretive session do you have with a product or thing? this is such a good question. judge? is there -- nobody knows what you like, something you like? >> jeanine: that nobody knows? i like peppermint patties and

jewelry. >> greg: but everybody knows that. >> jeanine: well, what else is there? >> greg: there is something you're not telling us. >> jeanine: i'm not telling you. >> kellyanne: i watch "the young and the restless." >> greg: i guess you can call it a guilty pleasure. >> kellyanne: my mom and aunts growing up loved it and it has been on for 50 years and it is my guilty pleasure. >> greg: i always wondered what the young and the restless had in common. >> kellyanne: i am neither anymore but i enjoy -- >> greg: i assumed they had a rash. that would make me restless. >> kellyanne: it is very popular, people just don't admit they watch it. >> greg: all right, j.j. jay? >> joey: there is this gum, extra, extra gum, i am addicted to it. guilty pleasure, my daughter watches the singing dancing movies about zombies, called "zombies," i know all of the words to all of the songs. >> greg: harold? >> harold: i get up in the middle the night and eat chips.

>> greg: wow, that's amazing. >> jeanine: what kind of ch chips? >> harold: tostitos. >> greg: i wonder what would cause you to get up in the middle the night and eat chips. have you figured out what your secret product is? >> harold: it's called hunger. >> joey: are the chips called munchies? >> jeanine: oh! >> greg: i have a secret obsession that i am not going to mention because i don't want it to get banned. it is currently illegal and it is everywhere in new york. >> jeanine: it is? >> greg: begins with a k. "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪

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how wonderful everyone has been to me over the last 23 years. we've shared so many experiences. i went to the war and i thought that i had to, and it took me around the world. it, you know, life takes you strange places. but it established a relationship with fox that people would not ordinarily think of as a natural relationship because of the political ideologies and so forth, me being more on the progressive side than many of my colleagues. but it worked out. everybody was open minded, open hearted. i was treated as a family member here. >> and the celebration of his incredible career wouldn't have been complete without a few mustaches. >> standing ovation. [cheers and applause]. >> thank you, thank you. thank you guys. i'm honored. i love fox. i love the people at fox. i always will. >> geraldo, you're one of a

kind, your career in journalism has enriched us all brother. congratulations, you're already missed. >> joey: judge? >> judge jeanine: i couldn't agree more. terrific guy. he got me into television when i was a da in the oj simpson case. anyway french fire fighter and stock man known as the human torch has a world record for running the longest distance without wearing oxygen while on fire. according to guinness world records, jonathan was wearing a protective suit when he ran 893 feet engulfed in flames he broke the record of 670 feet. it was broken in the fire fighters home town of france on the same tracks he trained as a kid. >> i looked like that one time. [laughter]. >> greg: that was pretty good. tonight what a show we have planned. rob long, dagen mcdowell, joe devito, tyrus. if you don't watch it, you are dead to me. let's do

>> breaking tonight the supreme court issues major rulings striking down president biden's student loan bailout and reinforcing american free speech righed