♪ ♪ >> hi, i am greg gutfeld along with jesse watters. a ladybug tried to cut her off. dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> president biden out west on a mission to save the planet from wyman armageddon. joe touting his efforts to fight climate change during a 3-date field trip. it looked like he got this senior discount on the grand canyon tour. the president appearing to get lost in the bushes and his thoughts. >> the grand canyon, one of the

earth nine wonders, wonders of the world. think of that. you know, it is amazing. the enduring symbol of america for the entire world. >> it is a wonder he is president. it's seven natural wonders of the world. a tv camera sitting down with the weather channel to ram a lot more about global warming and even provide some quality pest control. >> are you prepared to declare a national emergency with respect to climate change? >> i have already done that. we have conserved more land. we have joined the paris claimant accord. we have passed out $368 billion climate control facility. we are moving. it is the existential threat to humanity. >> you have already declared that national emergency. thanks, appreciate it. you have already declared that national emergency. >> practically speaking, yes.

>> too bad the weather channel wasn't around to see shielded show from the hunter hurricane. our very own peter doocy literarily hopping a fence to get biden's first comments on this on the business dealing. >> there is this testimony now where one of your son's former business associates is claiming that you run speakerphone a lot with them talking business. >> i never talk business. i knew you would have a lousy question. >> why is that allows a question? >> it's not true. >> thank you, mr. president. >> it looks like the wheels on the climate bus are falling out for the electric vehicle company is filing for bankruptcy despite all this cheerleading. >> we are going to end up owning the future, i think. we ought to be the single most significant suppliers of electric buses and vehicles in the world. before it's over. right now, we are running way behind china.

you guys are getting us in the game. >> there you go. judge, welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you. it's good to be back at the table to rob some words. >> you have a delightful vacation glow. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> you must of had some fun. do you find it is funny that he is on the weather channel after 20 phone calls where apparently he was only talking about the weather? >> i think it is interesting because even when i was in europe, i was reading about devon archer and all of the stuff that he started talking about in terms of being aware not just being honest speakerphone but other things. it was stunning to me that nobody was talking about it in the mainstream media. not so stunning. i think this whole thing with the electric vehicles, the thing that gets to me is elizabeth. she is the secretary of energy correct? she is a woman who had invested.

aside from the ethical issues of her promoting, you have got biden and kamala harris specifically promoting a company that the secretary of energy has a vested interest entered she exercises her stock options, and then sells her stock 12 days later. after the government has invested millions of dollars. this is about as conflict as anything i have seen. i think it broaches on the issue of criminality. you have to say to yourself, are these guys so corrupt that they are willing to do it in your face? then the company goes bust. we have put all our taxpayers dollars in it. we make sure that the taxpayers is the last person to get paid back. when i was -- there's all these little cars but i said to the car drivers, are you guys all driving these tiny cars? the man says to me, i hate electric cars.

the burn, they go on fire all the time. that is just a comment from a cabdriver in malta. everybody knows that this electric vehicle thing is nonsense. >> i heard when joe got to the grand canyon his first words were coming winter they put my face up here? >> that would be a big monument. another wonder of the world. he was about 800 miles south of where that would have actually taken place. i applaud -- i imagine the president waved him over. that is why the secret service let him crawl over a fence. i would say don't try that at home or around the secret service unless you get the explicit invitation. now the white house will say the president answered this. now you just contradicted your press secretary who contradicted herself. at some point, somebody is going to get a chance to actually ask president biden a question where he is not surrounded by people saying that's enough after one little question like that. that's not good enough.

on the climate thing, biden has spent an historic amount of money to try to deal with climate change. he has a 57% disapproval rating on climate change especially from the left. they are not happy. the left has created a monster that they cannot control. this is an amazing thing i learned. the trucking industry, the manufacturers are facing some really big regulations coming down the pike january 1st for they have to go to this electric vehicle nonsense. maybe it is a worthwhile goal. get this for the manufacturers are saying they are doing it too much too fast. for a diesel burning engine which is pretty clean, emissions are way down. it takes 15 minutes to fill out the truck. that truck can go 1200 miles. these electric vehicles these trucks take 6-10 hours to charge for they can go 250 miles. you think that's not going to increase -- everything that gets delivered is going to take so much longer. >> that is crazy. do you think he went on the

weather channel because he loves it when hunter makes it rain? [laughter] >> he has never talk into his son about the rain. [laughter] or anybody. you know who owns the weather channel? this big democrat donor. he bought it for a couple hundred million dollars because he said that people are all going to die unless we warn them that they are all going to die. this is like the safest possible space that he could possibly go. she asked him, when are you going to declare a climate emergency? that's not top of mind. no one is out there clamoring when are you going to declare a climate emergency. his answer was gobbledygook. he said we spent $300 million on a climate controlled facility. i would love to see this facility. it's going to control the climate. he doesn't know what he's talking about. he just basically walls off the entire million acres around the grand canyon for uranium mining.

now we are completely dependent on uranium from the russians. countries that happen to pay his son a lot of money. the ev bus deal is a pump and dump scheme. you had al gore. all pour money into this stupid electric bus company. the buses never worked. they broke down all over the country. a lot of them caught fire. now it is a penny stock. there needs to be an investigation they appeared how are you going to say i never talk to them about business? you are at a dinner with the burisma executive for an hour. okay, what'd you talk about then? did you talk about the weather for an hour, joe biden? how about the stationery from the vice president thanking devon archer for going into business with your son? you going into business but you don't know what the business is good how about the voice mail? i read "the new york times" article about the business that you are dealing with china.

you are in the clear. give me a call. come on, jessica. come on. >> come on, jessica. i don't even know what that means. >> you know what it means. can i go? of course. if i want to talk about climate change, i'm gonna go on the weather channel to talk about climate change. >> so vain. >> not just me, anyone. if republicans cared about climate change, they should also go on the weather channel to talk about climate change. now to devon archer. so that testimony -- he wasn't under oath. he still wasn't allowed to lie to them. was terrible for the republicans. he didn't show up to think that's use real words instead of laughing or saying "come on." if someone concluded from the 1023 form that joe biden was bribed, would you disagree with that? yeah, i would come a said that. >> what does he know about that?

>> then devon archer is either the crux of the puzzle that shows that this is a mob family or he doesn't matter. >> if he is in the middle of a dinner, then it matters. if it's something that he's not there, then it doesn't matter. >> okay, victor was not good for burisma as i've been telling you as it's been widely reported. because he wasn't investigating -- >> yes, he was. >> no, he wasn't. >> he was seizing their cars. >> what was he doing? >> i am so glad that you're back. hold on one second. it hunter ever asked joe to take any official actions? devon archer, he did not. >> how does he know? a talk on the phone every day. >> the 20 calls over the course of a decade. more than just the weather. he said they talk about family. >> a wink and a nod. we talked about the weather.

>> you guys will say anything. >> there is a new oversight memo that is out today which again does not explain what services were provided. >> exactly. >> he doesn't have any services. >> what did they do? >> exactly. they fire the prosecutor. they got the chinese kid in the school. >> i should have said this last week where the imf stands for the international -- >> we formed the imf. >> the imf. >> it's our rich guys trying to get the prosecutor away from the company that we want to do business with. >> well, it's over. >> i think we should move on. i think we solved one of the world's most pressing problems by yelling. just yell, that's all you got to do. up next, crime is getting so insane and joe biden's america it's got the democrats talking about bringing in the

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>> send in the troops. democrats are beginning to sound like republicans as crime continues to explode in their cities. take d.c. which is on pace to have the deadliest year in 2 decades. shocking security but it just released shows the moment when one of senator rand paul's staffers was randomly stabbed while walking around the national capital in march. the suspect had been released from prison a day earlier. it was a blood-soaked start to this month. the surge of shootings in d.c.

left 13 people dead in the first5 days. democratic d.c. council member thinks it's time national guard step in to restore order. >> i have spoken with the d.c. national guard. and while i haven't had more conversation with the chief police than i have today and the mayor and my colleagues, we have a long way to get there. we just know that police alone is not getting it done. we are clearly in a war zone. if you don't know you are already in a war zone, maybe you haven't been here. the government has to step up. the police department has to step up and our residents have to step up. we are tired of this. enough is enough. excuse my language. >> that is what happens when it is all crime and no punishment. d.c. didn't prosecute 60 -- things to defund the police. i think we are not reaching a point where people in these cities, democrats are begging for someone to do something. >> of these stories to all look

alike. meaning, in each case, trump offered a solution for eight years ago and was condemned. in every case, in every case he said something like you need more police. you need the national guard. because i call out the trump contamination disorder, you can't be seen agreeing with anything that trump believes in. you can't be in a cocktail party and say i agree with donald trump. it is how petty that media is. he would rather argue against a good point then defend the criminal then be seen somehow on the same side as trump for the problem with the cities with a lot of the good people are going to leave. and they are. all you are going to have as bad people there which other criminals. if you enforce law and order unjust the law-abiding, that doesn't make any sense. right? you create a murder capital. and you are a coward.

>> it is interesting that you have wide liberals pretty well off saying, you know, defund the police. let's not even talk about -- and then you have black politicians in the streets in these urban areas saying please, help us. >> several years ago during the george floyd riot senator tom cotton placed an op-ed in "the new york times" in which he said we need the national guard. it was so outrageous to the left that two of the editors at "the new york times" got fired for allowing someone to express their opinion in "the new york times." after it had gone through an exhausting and excruciating fact-check process. i am not exactly sure. i think the same set up councilman had a different point of view. what a change? the situation is so dire. the number of homicides is up an incredible amount. he was responding, reacting to a mass shooting that happened on saturday night. we had one of the mothers of the

young man that was killed. he was 35 years old. his name was bernard. he works three jobs. he took care of three kids. he took care of his wife. he went to school to become an hvac engineer to make sure that he actually had real good solid work. he would get up in the morning and go work for the water treatment system in washington, d.c. and she said there is just no -- there's no one that is putting up structures. like a recreational center. someplace where they can hang out but what is happening is they are hanging out on the corner after the whole idea of snitching has become something that is so bad that no one wants to talk to anybody else about what is really happening. the police, they are out manned. they don't have any end to help where they can do anything about it. if they do something about it the people are prosecuted. i understand the need for the national guard. i don't know if that will actually happen. as james freeman of "the wall street journal" --

instead of defund the police the chant could be helped police appeared maybe then, the prosecutors would take an interest. >> sends black lives matter, we all agree. joe biden would send in the national guard to d.c. to save black lives? >> i think that joe biden would be open to any conversation that meant that more people would have a better quality of life and not be victims of violent crime. i don't know. i didn't call him about it. i think you would be open to any of these conversations. he has shown himself to be that way. he's been more conservative on crime and policing than the majority of democrats who are running for office in the democratic primary in 2020 but i think it is absolutely heartbreaking. it was a wonderful interview this morning. with his mother. i hate to see this. i do also hate when the conversation is just isolated around a liberal cities when

there are crime waves going on all over the country in cities like omaha and nebraska which has a republican mayor. for all you keyboard warriors at home about to treat me jesse watters is number one. in tulsa, oklahoma, why does jacksonville have a democratic mayor. the republican mayor failed to keep crime under control. he was replaced. same in colorado springs where there is an independent mayor. >> it always goes back to liberal policies. you can cherry-pick, it's always liberal policies. >> i am not just cherry-picking it. i'm trying to be accurate about what's going on across the country. new york city is doing a lot better than it was. the murder rate is dowvienolime. >> this like bragging that gas prices are down. we're just trying to be accurate. [laughs] >> here is not a problem with all of this. the innocent people have to

stand by and suffer as the left keeps making the same harebrained mistakes. they are too slow on the uptake. we had a problem with crime in the '90s. we resolved it, and we were in great shape. why? because we increased police on the street. we made sure that people were prosecuted. and then the citizen was safe. the left as i learn from that. they have to pull us back so we have to learn the same thing all over again by saying, get rid of the police, and it will solve the criminal problem. get rid of the police. there are serial racist murderers. and then, now they are saying maybe you should bring in the national guard. this from the same group who for years hates the national guard. they hate the military. they hate the flag where they'd anything that has to do with law and order in the military. it takes them this long to come back around and say maybe that might make sense. the idea of 67% of the arrests not being prosecuted.

you know whose fault that is? merrick garland. it goes right to his door. because it is the united states attorney was in charge of the prosecution of crime in the district of columbia, which is not a state. and if you are refusing 67% of the arrests, everybody knows 67% of the arrests probably represents one quarter of the crime that is committed. that is because merrick garland and biden don't prioritize crime. in the end, the idea of martial law that when someone even mentioned it during the trump administration, the left went crazy. now the left is bringing up martial law. how many people had to die in the years since then? how many people had to suffer? how many people had to suffer a loss of someone that they love? terrible. that's because the left policies, they go through the mistakes over and over again when we had them all figured out. >> and trump brought up martial

law when they were a peaceful protest going on. >> "mostly peaceful," you mean. >> the protest in 2020 where some of the worst in the country. they were tearing down buildings, police precincts, and neighborhoods and businesses. so i wouldn't compare, like, a one on one. i spent my life doing that. to what was going on in 2020. >> we have to leave it there. >> that's a shame. >> going back to the office racist. ♪ ♪ is, racist. ♪ ♪

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>> many black brothers and other found remote work lessened the

racism they face on the child throughout the pandemic. some workers of color have known for years but workplace politics and discrimination can make the office an undesirable place to be. no one really wants to go back to the office. i was thinking about this. judge, i will start with you. the new york mayor eric adams the d.c. mayor, and the san francisco mayor are all begging people to come back to the office, because the cities are dying. they need people to come back to the office. they don't think -- i understand some people might have problems at the office and i don't discount that. is this the reason to claim do not come back to the office? >> if you claim that racism is a reason not to come back to the office, then what is the solution? segregation? think about how backwards the whole thing is. in terms of everything being racist, math is racist, the infrastructure is racist.

camping is racist. all the stuff we have talked about. with all of the money that we are spending on dei and making sure that we have people in companies who are in a position to stop any type of problem and to move us forward according to the progressive agenda, then it seems to me that, you know, you are more protected now than you ever have been. that there are people looking out for you. you know, the truth is, racism is the answer -- it is the end all of every argument. i think it is ridiculous and it's another excuse. >> is not like a lot of these companies are asking people to come back to 2020 levels. they're asking for hybrid work. if you had a problem at the office -- hopefully you don't. if you did, it would be less than before. >> that is why majorities are just going back to work. this article was recounting information and research that the author had done.

gone out into the community and spoken to black people who expressed his view. it was in the perspective that was being argued by the author. there was a survey from 2021 that showed that only 3% of black people who work remotely wanted to return to the office versus 21% of whites. that's a pretty big divergence. one of the people she interviewed for this is talking about the fact that if he went back to his job in person, he worked in the hospital that he would have his competency. continually question. that was something that happened to them all the time when he was coming in just to do his job. he felt that he was always being given the proverbial side eye of how good he was doing his job. i don't feel like i am in a position to be able to tell people who actually suffer from this type of discrimination -- >> i will, then. i question the competency of all of my staff. it doesn't have anything to do with race. i'm constantly giving them the side i've been really come is that the best yes you can book? it has nothing to do with his

race. bosses question employees competency. get used to it. >> it was patients in the hospital. >> i don't know doctors either. they always want to over operate. i am fine. no worry about it. i had to bring this up, jessica. i didn't want to, but i'm not gonna let this information slide on the show. you bring up omaha, the first thing i googled, "omaha crime." "abc news." how one city got a gun violence in half and may become a model around the country. stepped on another -- >> my face is just fine. >> let's go to greg. i read one thing today. get everybody to really come back to the office happily is to actually give everyone an offense and stop this open plan cubicle stuff. >> interesting. >> people don't want to hear everybody else's nonsense. >> this is not a funny story. this is infuriating. when i hear this, because it's

phony. it's phony. the data is i question all this data on race as we finding out more and more is fudged. if the "los angeles times" honestly trusts that this work that they publish, their hr director should go down tomorrow morning and go to their staff. white people, please come to work. black people, stay home. go for head. i dare you to do that. you can't, because that is racist. this should take every black person off. this article reviews black as a group all suffering from the same problem. they cannot see the individual. this is the root of all of the evils in our society. the race baiting is because we are seeing people as groups. they see blacks as a group that are too fragile, too fragile to handle being at work. what a distractive sickening excuse.

imagine being black and some pushy wide hr liberal comes up to you and says, it must be hard to be back at work. you should stay home. if i wear black -- maybe one day i will identify as black. this person who wrote this would be seen as an enemy. what a way to prevent achievement as to tell people that you cannot participate because the field is too treacherous for you. but not for us, but for you. think about how disgusting this is. i cannot take this seriously. again, if you take it seriously i want to see human resources address this so-called problem. this so-called problem doesn't have a solution, right? that is why they did this. >> when remote workers don't get promotions on the same part -- in the office. >> if you said you should stay

home, that would be racist too. come to work when it racist racist. we are all races. we can't win back. and that's not racist. >> coming up, a high powered robots are starting to replace our pets. they better not lay a finger on that guy. that's percy. ♪ ♪ a finger on that guy. that's percy. ♪ ♪ if you want to be here... it all starts here. at bass pro shops and cabela's, we have the widest selection of the quality brands you love to get you outdoors. whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. our friendly, knowledgeable outfitters will help you find the right products for your next trip. shop with confidence with our low-price guarantee. plus, club members save even more on great gear with exclusive member pricing. bass pro shops and cabela's, voted america's best outdoor retailer.

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>> of folks can soon be ditching fido for artificial intelligence powered cats and dogs. a company is selling these scary looking -- that can walk on all fours unfollow the speed of its owner. no need to teach them to heal. law enforcement and private security are also going digital. a 400-pound robot security guard

dubbed secret agent man is being deployed to patrol the ohio sidewalks. all right, dana, you love percy. i love my dogs. what about the idea of not being able to pet and hug your dog to look at them in the eyes and get that feedback? >> isn't it interesting how these species have come together? there's all these friendships. there's all your -- >> that is them. >> sorry. he looks like a teddy bear. >> the affection that you get is five times what you give to them. there is never going to be any affection from a robot. you are never going to get it. i understand that there are people that need this. i think it is interesting for law enforcement. in times of war and things like that that make sense.

i'm never giving up my dog. i'm not going to have a robot dog ever. >> think about the fact that you lose all this kind of personal experience like meeting up. washing the rug after they throw up. when -- >> wiping and looking at his face and his eyes rolled back. why? this is the whole problem with the language. they are not dogs. they are not pets. the robots. they will be fine and fine until they reach consciousness. you know how that's cannot happen, because we talk about it. 2-step process. you download similar technology. wait until 2030 when it is really up to date and ask its own self reflective questions like do you think you are alive or if you are alive know if you understand what parents are, i do a parent? all of a sudden, it will reflect on itself and it will be thinking and then you will have a conscious robot. and the thinking will be terrifying, because it will be

able to absorb all knowledge from the world for there will be no emotions and no virtue signaling. just the best productions you could ever have. that dog or that pat, whatever you call it will be your best friend for the rest of your life, because it will have all the answers. it is actually better than a dog. it's better than a human. >> thank you for explaining that. the interesting thing is in law enforcement, they are using some of these robot dogs or mechs as they call them. they have a very important role. they cannot protect you. they can gather evidence. they can have a camera at the head and they can kind of you for law enforcement behind them what's coming. you know, they can't protect you. >> i would kick this into the east river and laugh my you know what i'll fear that is what anybody -- 15 and 30 is going to do with r2-d2. >> they are going to call you a

bigot. once they become conscious. no, no, no. don't you dare. also, oh, yeah. this is a yuppie flax. you're basically probably going to make maybe three quarters of a million dollars. in the west village. how is it really? i just got a robot dog. don't worry about it. i can go to malta on a cruise and i don't have to pay a sitter. i don't have to pick up anything or clean up anything. it doesn't shed either. it probably gets girls. >> probably. >> can you be sexist against a robot girl? >> yes, you can. >> the future doesn't look good for me. >> they send this robot dog after some guy. this guy in a hotel. the naked guy in the hotel grabs the robot dog and then takes it into the hotel room. that way now the police know

everything based on the camera on the dog that is going on. my question is, jessica, it is a legal question. if he stalled out robot dog, is that destruction of property, or is that kidnapping? >> i am not a lawyer. what do you think, judge? >> it depends on how real you think they are. the laws don't keep up with technology. >> they are always behind. i think it is an interesting question. we will do it in ten years from now. we should always be open to more conversation. that is how we solve things. i think it is great from the law enforcement perspective. giving aside your question peered when drone started showing up and i thought, okay what is going to come of this is jim marks they can be used poorly. they can be used to save lives. i was also wondering, remember when movies would come out and they would really make you think? is this going to happen? i love "tutsi."

like the movie her this quote which i love. where scarlett johansson is -- she is just a voice. she becomes the perfect mate. >> the real woman sucks. >> he doesn't even -- he wants to have it narrated in scarlett johansson's voice. it's not like that. that is just so saucy highlight. now everything is believable. what movie could be made now where you would say, that's not possible? >> et is definitely happening. >> okay coming up next. >> hey. >> et is definitely happening. >> okay coming up next.

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violation. when do you guys think? >> i think she probably needs to take some more courses. she really screwed up. >> you are assuming it is a woman. >> the audience had to know that we had this long conversation in the break when we were reading this story. there is no mention of gender. we are all assuming it is one or the other. maybe it is not binary. >> i assume it is a woman. >> i assumed it was a man. i'm not so sure. what better p.r. can you have? they don't say who went through the window. and then they have a learn to drive -- >> this is perfect. >> i call the police department. they are supposed to call me back. they didn't call me back. >> i think we need to suspend or fire our producer. >> filed a freedom of information request with the police department. >> the oversight committee could

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