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terms of the original plea agreement like what was and was not part of the deal. the judge was very concerned on whether hunter could get blanket immunity from future prosecutions and the judge said she's not going to be a rubber stamp. the prosecutor admitting there's still an ongoing investigation surrounding hunter biden and potential violations of foreign lobbying law. the white house, well, you can imagine not too keen to talk about any of that . >> hunter # biden is a private citizen and the president and first lady love their son and continue to support him rebuilding his life. >> as president he talks often about the need to get illegal firearms off of our streets so when someone possesses one illegally, what does the president believe should happen to them? >> i'm going to be very careful because i see where this question is going and i'm just going to refer you as this has

been an independent investigation, it's overseen by the department of justice. i'm going to let them speak to this as they're moving forward. dana: judge, there's probably a good reason that the justice department did not release the plea agreement for all of us to see because what the judge started asking basic questions, it was pretty clear it was outrageous. they should be embarrassed. jeanine: well, the deal was laughable and the department of justice is not in a good place and what normally happens in a plea deal and when i was a judge, the day you took pleas was a slow day. never any drama and everybody unlaces the parameters of the plea and the judge comes in and has to do an allocution to make sure the defendant understands the parameters of the plea and the judge will be very specific about what did you dorks what did you say, what were you thinking? in this case, in a tax case, where did the money come from, who were you working for in the tax years that he's charged for.

but in this particular case, normally you'd have the defense and the prosecution would have hammered this out. i mean, this would have been your clear. i've never had anything like that happen to me ever. dana: wow. jeanine: never. plea deals are hammered out. if they don't do it, they're going to go to trial n. this case, it was really laughable what happened. when the judge started the discussion and the intro to the allocution, it was clear that when she said what is going on with this continuing investigation? then the defense attorney started talking about immunity. and it appear that had they were thinking about immunity going into the future, not just past immunity but immunity going into the future, which is something that is just not danube less you're at the very least cooperating and bringing in someone like a major drug dealer. so the allocution as it was

supposed to go forward basically couldn't happen because once it was on the record, the department of justice had to say, well, it's the continuing investigation and the judge says so you might file more crimes, more charges? and they say, possibly. and she says like foreign agent like paul m manfort and at that point the attorneys get very uncomfortable. here's the insult, dana, this was a deal where everyone was in on the con but the judge and the american people. it was a con going down. they didn't expect the judge to ask any questions and they said, you know what, we're going to get this through and hunter is going to walk out and be just fine. the judge was not interested in what had gone on in terms of, you know, they're saying that we're going to give him future immunity because she knew it was a continuing investigation and

even if not that department but the next department of justice can have the statute of limitations and go after him. she then said to the prosecutors, is there any precedent in the department of justice for doing something like this with both of the diversion program with the gun, which she said was unheard of. i've never heard of it and one of the things i've talked about it. how can a guy plead guilty to a gun charge when he hasn't been charged with a gun charge? they didn't have any answers to any of this. now, this started, dana, the night will be last night before the plea. there was someone that called to strike testimony of the whistle blowers and happened on, i believe, on tuesday or monday of this week, from the transcript. the judge tracked the phone call. the judge found out that it was traced back to someone connected to hunter biden's lawyers. the judge is the one who found that out so when that judge walked into that courtroom, she had a bad taste in her mouth from the beginning when they tried to strike the testimony of

the whistle blowers. in the end of the doj not being able to offer this deal and say with a wink and a nod, it's under investigation and it was clear why they were doing it, to keep congress from it. dana: probably going to hear a lot about this from the left, judge, and scrutiny is coming and she is the one that ruled against laptop repairman in the defamation suit and not like she's been somebody that's just trying to help the antihunter side if we can call it that. greg, do you remember when the hunter lawyers announced this plea deal and said we have a plea deal and we consider this matter closed and the justice department sate it could be open but maybe not and maybe it is and now we know it's not closed. greg: yeah, by the way, congratulations on winning that medal at the track meet. dana: do you know you say that every time i wear it, which might mean i wear this way too often. greg: it was like they tried to

trick us and they said oh, this matter is closed and as open as hunter's robe. he demanded blanket coverage, probably the only time he's demanded a blanket. but i'm not a lawyer. all though people often mistaken me for one, i always thought you plead for the main big crime and then they forgo the little ones but this n this case, seemed like it was the reverse. the little ones only had to deal and big stuff you got away with. i'm always -- i think this is good news what's happening because if this was you, would it go better or worse? when your last name is biden, you know, not only are are you afforded exceptions from all kinds of ludicrous behavior, even the mention offed going after them was seen as off limits by the press. go after trump and that family, but how dare you go after the biden family. this guy, you have to motorcade to court. who are they protecting him from? an angry pimp or united federation of hookers?

seriously, he's the president's son but come on. when you see this, you know they're being treated differently all the time. that's why this is kind of an interesting twist because i didn't see this coming because i pretty much given up on our justice system. dana: i worked with this woman at the justice department and ran the tax division at justice and had this headline in the wall street journaling, you'd go to prison for what hunter biden did. maybe today, jesse, people feeing like the judge was willing to look at this and not just rubber stamp it. jesse: i was happy when i heard it break, americans are happy about it. we have not had a win when it came to justice in a very, very long time. they've been indicted trump on a lot of bs stuff and now we're finally starting to feel the momentum shift and that's a good thing. we knew as the judge said there were shenanigans last night when they tried to make a phony phone call, an impersonation, a little dirty trick and i'm actually the republican attorney. can you strike this from the record. they got caught cold and the

judge is angry going in. this deal was struck before the irs whistle blowers came out. this deal was struck before the bribe document dropped, the $5 million to the big guy. so the deal probably wasn't even papered. this might have just been a gentlemen's agreement. let's not put it in writing. so a lot's changed since this deal was done and they get out there and the minute it was scrutinized, one little bit, the whole thing collapses. the justice department said, yeah, we night have to keep looking into this guy. then hunter's attorney is like, well, then the deal is off. you know, we're not supposed to look into my guy anymore. they try to put it back together and they went to chambers and could not put this thing back together. wise, the delaware prosecutor at this point, now with impeachment on the table, does not want to be a part of the coverup. remember, there's the crime and

the coverup. if this goes to impeachment hearing, they're going to look into obstruction of justice and if the delaware prosecutor is in on the obstruction, that's going to be a problem. so he tried to get a little distance from this thing. and the judge is right -- the judge comes out with this gun charge and it's a felony gun charge and just expunged for nothing. she said this has never happened before and you're not giving me any discretion. once you sign this deal, i can't even decide whether i like it or not. it's a done deal? she said get this gorge out of here. garage out of here. a lot can happen between now and september 1 when they have to come up with a new agreement. devon archer testifying on monday and then bank records coming out later in the week with comer. this will only get worse for hunter biden is that means joe biden. dana: take a listen to joe biden ignoring questions today about that. >> mr. president, mccarthy says he may go for impeachment

[inaudible]. dana: remember, harold, the white house at the time when this plea announcement was made, said case closed. we're all done here and were like we're never talking about this again and that's not what's happening heading into a pretty tough election. harold: good to be back around the table. dana: oh, yes, welcome back. harold: i think the process worked. for those that may say our process is broken in the country and two standards, this was an example of there not being two standards. judge is right, when you have a plea deal, you -- the judge often is asking the questions to protect the defendant because the defendant is entering a guilty plea, he or she needs to be afforded to say that before the court and before the jumped. as these questions, basic questions were asked, what is inexplicable to me, is how the agreement between or the miochol understanding between the prosecution and defense was not there. the defense believe that had he would get immunity for everything going forward, even un-relate to do the tax stuff and the gun stuff. i thought there would be

immunity for the tax and gun stuff, but it's hard to believe that they thought there was going to be immunity going forward unless they agreed to that. two, we learned there's an investigation -- a continued investigation on the way to hunter and some of his business dealings and three, i go back to the start because i am relieved that the process worked. i'm relieve that had the judge asked these questions, and i'm relieved that americans, every day americans are starting to understand how our process worked. we shouldn't have cameras showing cameras and audio in the courtroom and i do -- i am relieved and frankly gr gratifid that the court asked these questions and inexplicable the questions were not the same going in. jeanine: they were and couldn't admit it. dana: i think that was so not there.

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♪ jeanine: rfk jr. sticking it to the democratic party and joe biden during a hannity town hall and vowing to stand up for free speech on day one of presidency and ending the weaponization of government. >> i want to end that pomoxus

larraization and i want to do that be -- polarization and do that by telling the truth and the first to take is telling the truth of somebody having a president that's willing to tell the truth about everything. people, people and this country know this system is rigged and they know they're being lied to. i'm going to issue an executive order the moment i get into the white house, the first day. day -- forbidding of ending the weaponization of our agencies for political purposes. jeanine: rfk jr. giving bed-wetting democrats more reasons to be nervous after opening questioning joe's fitness for office. >> he's never been very good with words. the decisions coming out of the white house are bad decisions and, you know, the democratic party does not censor people in my experience. we're not the party of war. weir we're not the party of

neo-natzis and we're the party of the middle class and working people and that's not where the party is anymore. jeanine: proving rfk jr.'s point on biden's words, the president made this stunning claim about cancer. >> if you do anything at all, joe, what would you do? i said i'd cure cancer and they looked at me like why cancer? because no one thinks we can. that's why and we can. we can end cancer as we know it. jeanine: yeah, that's a new one. we ended cancer as we know it. dana, rfk kept is classy and wouldn't make any personal attacks on biden and disagreed with a lot of his positions obviously, but is it possible to win as a democrat today while criticizing the white house? dana: well, it's these are great questions. he does keep it classy. he is going after biden in a way that exposes the weakness. if biden were a stronger front runner, there'd be much less oxygen for rfk.

the biden white house barely make any news but if they r it's about taking away freedoms and appliances and they are so focused on climate change. then they're having to answer lots of questions and they're on the defense on their back foot on hunter biden. they're trying to tell us that bidenomics is working. he's not going to win. the democrats don't like him and a lot of republicans might like or conservatives and people unaffiliated to 40% of the country are independent and they're to the republicans or democrats. he could speak to them and i just don't understand. i understand even members of his

own family going against him. this shows the fact that rfk is a little bit -- shades of bernie sanders where he can give joe biden a really hard time and when it comes down to t the democratic machine, the party is going to stick with their front runner. jeanine: you know, harold, what dana just paused was my question to you and that is given the fact that rfk thinks that his own party has gone too far left, is he a candidate for third party in this presidential election. should he be? harold: i don't know. he's running in the democratic primary and i think dana is right on that point and dana is right that there's a vacuum at the white house and president biden, if i were part of that campaign team, i'd have him out once or twice a week giving big spears on where the -- speeches on where the country is and going. when i listen to rfk jr. on the start of his campaign and we

talk about him here and greg talked eloquently about him and his candidacy and he's speaking to a part of the country and middle class aspirations and values. i don't agree with him on his position on the war, but he's veered in the last few weeks talking about conspiracy theories and look at polling data, he's come down a bit in the polls and i think the vaccines and even the words about israel and jewish americans. that's not why i think people were interested or tantalized by his campaign from the outset. if he wants to get back to the kennedy camelot mode and talk about middle class family issues and aspirations and va values ad how the wealth gap is worsening and how he'll address that. he's not helping to advance his campaign. jeanine: greg, 65% of americans think that the country is too divided and one of the reasons joe biden was elected because he was going to unify us he said. if that's the case, why are so many people supporting biden and

rfk? greg: he said the system is rigged and americans are being lied to. who does that sound like? harold: donald trump. greg: thank you, harold. harold: i thought it was a quiz. greg: yeah, before i pay compliments to kennedy, i have to bring up what jessica says that when republicans embrace someone running for president on the other side, you should suspect it's not purely for altruistic purposes so, i mean, a lot of republicans really do like him but it's probably because he, you know, he could really hurt joe. but the problem with the party and he should run as third party candidate and he should win because his party's radical elements, what we call the woke have embraced this fascist clamp down on language, which is what we're referring to. if you have opinions that aren't accepted by that group, they'll come after you and try to

destroy you. it's one of the most substantial political and moral flips in history -- recent history and the party that fueled the free speech movement is now fueling it is opposite. it's incredible. they talk about the white house going after private citizens in speech and it's incredible and i also think -- one last point, i do think -- i thought his analysis of the wharves dead on. we don't talk about the war that much anymore. there's not a lot of good news coming out of there and hard for conservative republican to admit that america has a role. and the world has changed and he's challenging my assumptions and he's in a weird way, another flip. you're seeing republicans that are bye bye bying antiwar and

democrats pro war. dana: he has a net approval of plus 1, which is a lot higher than joe mansion. plus 12. that's another data point. jeanine: jesse, as republicans come to rfk's defense and i heard a lot of things that i like too, and i think a lot of americans would like. his polls have been down. does this show how much the media is, you know, has allied with joe biden and the administration i don't know if they're done and we're just getting started and i don't believe these politicians with the politicians and you get in there and promise to end polarization and they've been stoking and it's going to take a generation of start liking each other and they're going to come in and end the weaponization of

government on day one and by executive order and going to tell the truth and we had to tell the truth and investigated and impeached him twice and when greg saying there's an overlap and building in from the left to right and populous and americans agree and americans said they're anticrime and they're for the secure border and they're pro middle class because there's a little more isolationist tilt to them and there's that if we can get it together, we'll get there. jeanine: okay, all right, coming up. vast right wing conspiracy and hillary is back and has a new thing to blame on maga republicans.

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♪ jeanine: it's a classic. harold: hillary clinton getting scorched and maga republicans and voting them out of office. speaking of climate change outrage and anti-global warming group protesting treats and paint thrown on priceless works of art and going to the movie and panic about the quote and the bashen heimer post and pink -- ba barbenheimer and then you seem to be mouthing a little bit and what about that? dana: hillary clinton should be embarrassed and it's a sign

she's given up. i'm never going to be president but a hack that tweets things ts that make no sense at all. i'm going to call people deplorable and of no help to the democrats right now. imagine the biden's like oh, yes, i believe i have a unity message and then let me introduce to you former nominee -- the former the democratic nominee north carolina. actually -- hillary clinton. nobody wants this. she's going to teach at columbia and had that skit that she did and this is the kind of thing you do when you want to be accepted at columbia and not elected president of the united states. >> what do you think about what she's saying? >> she is the queen of division. the woman is now saying that the maga republicans are responsible for the weather; right? just like she said the right wing conspiracy was responsible for bill not having sex with

that woman. you know, she ought to go back in the woods with her dog and walk. but at the same time i find it incredible that this is a woman that really thinks that she's got something to say that's so important that's just stupid and she's calling out to teach. that's all i have to say on her jesse: i don't know who to believe at this point. i don't know if this is normal or abnormal. i don't know anything anymore or who to trust and these numbers make any sense and if i were hillary, i'd blame china. synergy home does she blame the the republican party when china

is the one with all the greenhouse gases and that's where you want to be politically in this? i don't know anything about the science. she has given up. jeanine: she's been soft on china. >> what should we be doing and agree with everything that's been said and hillary clinton is not the right person and what should we be doing? greg: know who i blame this on? hillary clinton. no, her tweets make me smile, they really do because that tells me she was never president. like if you had a choice, what would you rather have, president hillary clinton or hillary clinton sitting somewhere and tweeting and where does she live? that's great.

she reminds me of the person that graduates from high school and hangs around in the parking lot. they're not -- the tweets aren't even that good. they're not original but at least she still has her looks. jeanine: oh, greg. greg: what do you mean? she's a beautiful woman. pretty sure. jeanine: someone should -- [ laughter ]. greg: come at me! jeanine: someone should ask her what the temperature would be if she were president. harold: up next, the biden family accused of being the worst dog parents in the world after the presidential pooch goes on a biting spree. ♪

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joe's german shepard commander going on a biting rampage. the big guy's big dog koenening down on secret service agents and biting them and attacking ten times in eight months and sending one to the hospital even. the white house blaming it on stress. >> as you all know, the white house complex can be unique and very stressful. that is something you all can understand. >> so under dc municipal rules, after a dog bites a individual, the dog must be quarantined for ten days. was commander quarantined? >> i would have to refer to usss. jesse: but something is not adding up so i spoke to celebrity dog trainer tom davis to find out more. >> bite one, two, three, et cetera, i don't know. i think that the dog definitely needs training. the dog definitely needs to be put into a different environment that the dog can't make mistakes in because right now the dog is

making mistake after mistake after mistake. so, dana perino, as a famous dog owner, you'd put the dog down? dana: well, i think that there's obviously a problem -- this is so interesting and came through freedom of information request, that's something that you are very good at but a judicial watch was tipped off to and what's interesting is the secret service is so professional, they didn't leak anything about that this is not a little nip. he's been biting, sending somebody to the hospital like four to seven times or however many times. at this point, he might be a good dog and i know that they love their dog, but i think you would find another home for the dog. he's not safe around the secret service agents. the other thing is i can imagine the chief of staff going into the president and saying, sir, it's commander or hunter. they both can't statement which one is giving you more trouble right now? jesse: that's a tough call.

jeanine, you wanted to say something jeanine: no, it could be hunter aggravating the dog. you don't know. i've had 13 dogs and i've had doberman pinchers, poodles and more. you train administer dog. your dog bites someone, get a trainer and get someone to deal with him. other dog haves lived in the white house and haven't freaked out. this dog is living with the bidens and he's flipping his lid. i don't know what to tell you. jesse: harold ford jr.? harold: i have three dogs and one is my oldest and she's a jack russell and she's gotten nippier in her older years and if the dog can't be comfortable and can't put them in a place to be happy, you've got to figure out a place. the dog can't be happy if they're biting people like that and the people being bit are not happy either. jesse: i would imagine. greg? greg: what kind of dog is that? jesse: german shepard.

greg: beautiful dog. now we know who's doing the coke. most beautiful dog in the white house since clinton. thank god obama wasn't in the white house because the biting would be in reverse. obama was in to fine canining. call me, obama, do my show. but imagine being joe's dog, your owner is trying to drink out of the same bowl. it's not right. jesse: imagine being a secret service agent, you just hid the cocaine and now getting bit by his dog. it's not fair. greg: exactly. jesse: coming up, are aliens real? wild horse saloon blowers giving shocking testimony on -- whistle blowers giving shocking testimony in what the government knows in the biggest hearing ever! ♪ i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone.

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♪ greg: congress holding biggest hearing yet on ufos. three government whistle blowers telling lawmakers everything they know on whether earth has been visited by e ts. >> are there common characteristics to the uaps

cited by different pilot s? >> seeing dark gray or black cubes inside of a clear sphere. >> bodies of the pilots that piloted this craft? >> biologics came with some of the recoveries, yeah. >> were they human or nonhuman biologics? >> nonhuman. greg: all right. you know what i'm going to say, dana, is this another summer story or is it real? or is it ---dana: like sharks? greg: yeah, sharks, ufo. attacks on world famous talk show hosts. dana: you know that i am a skeptic on the ufo situation. i was listening, however, to jim garrity on the three martini lunch podcast. greg: you were wasted. dana: he said maybe this is the government and they've been dribbling this out and maybe they're softening up the ground to let us know that maybe we do have some information or some actual materials that they don't

want americans to panic or the world to panic, but they're slowly walking us up to the line where they'll say, okay, maybe we're concerned. greg: yeah, judge, i've heard that from people that they're prepping us from the big reveal like in bar rescue. they don't want to prize us but be ready with the little green men popping out. jesse: favorite part for me and like most americans and don't know if it's true or accurate or untrue, if you look at what they go through and the criticisms they go through, i liken these guys to whistle bloweers and they're called crazy and they're vetted before they were arable to testify. and yet -- able to testify and in yet in spite of being sixtied to all kinds of criticism, they come out and say it. what i love is when the ufo crashes and you recover, is there a pilot? it's a nonhuman biological pilot. and they asked if they've been hostile before. look at your face. greg: no, i know. i'm listening.

jeanine: no, i'm fascinated because there's got to be some truth to some of this. i really do. greg: you know, harold, i was shocked in the green room when you said i hate things that are different. if i see these little aliens, i will kill them with my bare hands and then you said i hope they go back to their planet and then you walked away. harold: that was kilmeade. i never said that. i'm a fan of et but i'm like dana and a little skeptical about this and the fact they're holding these hearings, seems to be other things to hold hearings about. whistle blowers, i want a whistle blower coming out saying the government is smothering ways to effectively fight crime. they have a way to make the water cleaner for palestine. why don't they have whistle blower withs that. but with this, it's fine and interesting, but i'm like dana, i'm a skeptic around this. greg: jesse, a sense a coverup and i sense an exclusive interview coming your way on your show. jesse: how did you know?

greg: i know. jesse: how did you novy a witness to an alien invasion that saw their googly eyes and freaky skin. harold: tonight? jesse: how's that for a tease. you were telling me in the green room happening at the same time of the martha's vineyard and hunter biden plea deal falling apart. it's just a big -- what do they call those things? dana: false flag. jesse: jessica mitchell, dana, thank you. greg, you've got to get your stuff together. greg: i'm a mess. jesse: hair looks great they felt greg: it does. this is the jesse watters. you can send away for it. they attach it. it's a three piece system. jesse: also not true. also not true. greg: i can swim in it. harold: you've still got your looks. greg: i still have my looks. still wearing pantsuits. one more thing is up next. ♪

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if you live that you take your children there. quick sedans under the name shaved chocolate i will go quickly but we all know dogs love to play fetch they also kind of like magic tricks for this one dog and this can you guess which dog is not going to fall for this low magic trick? who is it going to be? it is the white lab say no i do not think so. anyway i can tell you guys would like that. the one in the back. do not miss questions with dana perino i spoke this week. harold. quotes 100-year-old navy vet veteran. >> you have all over your front area there. it's a monumental and more plain, served in both world war ii and the korean war preset in

the front seat of an open cockpit 1942 by plate and snap plenty of cell phone pictures and videos 20 minute flag marks the organization during flight 6000 strip with american world war ii hero on board. druid flights is an entirely voluntary run organization the founder said he gets paid and get this, satisfaction. god bless america. >> indeed greg shaved chocolate regrets out yes tonight with got a great show great show indeed. that is three a's, cat and tyrus is back. that is 10:00 p.m. tonight too. all right it is time for greg's adorable crime is cnet news pray do not want you to give it away yet so i can talk about it. you can see the apartment or house was flooded, flooded look at this. look how bad this is pretty exceptionally terrible what happened there. but who were the culprits?

[laughter] [laughter] look at that. look at that you can teach those dogs anything. >> of the gho gir ghost of set . corrections is a bitter fish that top the dog studies the doggy door and go in the question request to think of the set up. >> that is amazing for personal and is a vector of the bathroom. [laughter] >> me too. >> are finally found a way for greg to be good at basketball. it is taken forever. here it is. slam a ball you can be in the size you can be four -- 11, fout for this is how y i get up like, greg. we've now found your calling. >> it is amazing to. >> jesse watters prime time 8:0r biden plea deal. we were inside her. >> through at the courthouse? works out personally inside we're inside as a matter of speaking. we have ufos, question who i'm having on tomorrow the mug shot

girl. she is a student to the 10 hook shots the queen of chaos is going to be on, talk about a teaser. >> you are encouraging lawbreaking? i am now for it. [laughter] it's adorable. ♪ rampant crime is raising on the west coast as criminals grow ever bolder good evening i am jon scott on this is the fox report. ♪ and san francisco to carjacking suspects are back on the street even before police could finish their investigation. carjacking also a big problem in portland, oregon were 2022 was a record-breaking year for car theft. meanwhile in seattle at least five people hospitalized last night after their shot a in a parking lot. christina coleman is