>> neil: and then off to the races. we shall see. we'll explore this this week talking to the major presidential candidates. two big ones tomorrow, asa hutchison and doug burgum. we'll be giving you the latest on how this contest is sorting out with donors. those that did well in the debate are raking it in. those that did not are waiting and waiting. here's "the five." >> hello. i'm judge jeanine pirro with jessica tarlov, jesse waters and sandra smith and will cane. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." democrats in the media getting the trump mug shot that they craved. it's already backfiring.

former president trump turning himself in on charges of election interference in georgia. authorities releasing this historic mug shot. trump calling what happened a travesty of justice. >> what has taken place here is a travesty of justice. we have done nothing wrong. everybody knows it. i never had such support. that goes with the other ones, too. >> biden and the democrats are spiking the football over the arrest of their political opponent. joe posting a fund-raising link right as trump was surrenders. he said today is a great day to gave to my campaign. president biden reacting earlier. >> have you seen trump's mug shot yet? >> i did see it on television. >> what did you think? >> handsome guy. >> biden's friends and the left

wing media are loving it. >> generally he had his father to help bail him out. he's moved from one thing to another without having to really face the kind of consequences that other might might have in similar circumstances. so this is an unusual moment. >> he looks enraged. what i see there, there's a pathos to that look and an anger to that look. donald trump has thrived on the anger of americans. >> he spent days rehearsing that pose. that's the picture that he wanted. >> i can't help but wonnedfer he practiced that posed. >> they weren't finished yet. the media also going crazy over trump's reported height and weight measurements, which state that he's 6'3", and weighs 215 pounds. >> we're told that his staff filled out that form in advance

at 6'3", 215 pounds, which he's note been since the school of finance. >> wildly off. i won't tell you where the over under is on donald trump's weigh-in. it's a good let's just say, a good 70 or 80 pounds higher than what this staff reported. >> he filled out -- donald trump said he weighs 215 pounds. >> i was not there. >> how does strawberry end up? >> you better be careful what you wish for. trump's campaign is already fund raising selling merchandise. >> maybe we should start with the mug shot. i'll start with you, jesse. this is the fourth indictment. the president has been arraigned in miami, new york city and washington. but he should go to the fulton county jail where seven people

have died in the last six or seven months.why do they need a mug shot in georgia and not anywhere else? >> jesse: the sheriff said it was protocol. they weren't going to make an exception. i'm going to book the fulton county photographer for my christmas card. because judge, i say this with an unblemished record of heterosexuality. he looks good and he looks hard. why would you think that you wouldn't practice the shot? is that a surprise? of course you practice the mug shot. you only don't practice if you're drunk. and maggie haberman said he september his father to bail him out? how about hunter? it's not your wedding photo, joy. he's getting booked. this is the fourth indictment. the democrats, you can tell, are nervous. because the media understands

how powerful imagery is. it's their business. they have handed this guy a huge political gift, which will last him till eternity. he's banking off of it. everybody is talking about it. black americans online, some are saying i'm voting for trump now because they feel like they have been unfairly targeted by the criminal justice system. in this coinry nationally, 1 or 2% of the black votes swing to the republicans, that's the election there. the democrats havover played their hand. they have done something else that have never done, make trump a sympathetic character. they have made him a marter. now i want to get arrested. i definitely need some sympathy. >> no, you don't, jesse. okay. all right. will, i'll go to you. trump apparently is listed as 6'3, 215 pounds. msnbc said he or his people listed him.

i read the daily mail. daily mail said height and weight were recorded taken at the jail. the "washington post" said they can't figure it out. >> dana: so, you know, the left is so excited to say trump is the one that did it. does it matter? >> no, it matters note at all. 6'3", 215 pounds, that's quite a cutting figure. a professional wide receiver in the nfl to jesse's point when it comes to the mug shot, there's two different types of mug shots that go out there. there's the tiger woods, bill cosby pathetic figure mug shot and the mug shot of people like frank sinatra or janice joplin. these mug shots include people like m.l.k. they project a different image. not sad but an image of defiance. what you're seeing there is defiance. that's the message that trump wants to convey. this is define in his estimation and his supporters and much of

america against a broken system. >> sandra, i don't think there's any question. the people are looking at this. this is a concrete reminder that the president is now considered a criminal or, you know, he's a criminal or defendant in a criminal case. but the truth is that the president is using this proactively by selling the mugs, the t-shirts and all that. do you think the mug shot really shows that there's a two tiered system of justice? >> 100%. the question to the president, the current sitting president, to laugh it off and call him a handsome guy, that sends a message to the world. nikki haley said it. she said this is a sad day for america. nobody should want to see a 77-year-old former american president obviously stand for his mug shot. jonathan turley captured it the

best. he said it's the scowl that is likely to launch a million ships in the wrong directions. his point hits home. he said it's the rallying cry at both extremes in our political system. many on both sides relish rage. rage is addictive. the merchandising and madness aside, we have more matters to resolve together. that's not a word we're using a lot right now when crime is running rampant, inflation is choking most american financials and drugs are flowing over our border. we need to come together, this is not one of those moments. >> jessica, of all the things that joe biden tweeted was apropos of nothing today as a great day to contribute to my campaign. that is a gutsy move by the biden campaign given that the president and his son are under investigation. >> i don't think that it's gutty. it's after the gop debate where people saw if trump could be the nominee. it's a day where the person that seems like will be the nominee

is up 30, 40 points is being indicted, arraigned for the fourth time. i think that that is a clear indication that the system is working, than that it is. to your point, i don't think anyone accepted the biggest donald trump fans are sitting there thinking that that mug shot has anything to do with what it looks like when mlk had his mug shot taken. to the stuff about how much he weighs and all that, i don't like that kind of commentary. it's useless and distracts from the point, which is that donald trump was indicted in four jurisdictions around this country by juries of regular americans in new york, d.c. and atlanta and in south florida where he calls home. this wasn't joy reed and rachel maddow sitting there. it was regular people that listened to the evidence brought before them. when you say people are rallying behind him, his diehard base is -- there's new polling, 62% think he committed a crime including 67% of independents.

59% think that the doj is being fair. that shoots straight through the argue that this is a two-tiered system of justice. if you don't like joe biden is fund-raising off of it, donald trump is doing the same thing. he's having his moment. mitch mcconnell fund raised off of cocaine mitch. people need the money. >> we'll find out if the public agrees with you. >> i don't think they think of a two-tiered justice that a white guy that tried to overthrow the election. >> they think of hunter biden as well. >> when you talk to average people, that's not what they think about. if hunter biden is guilty, lock him up. if joe biden is guilty of something, lock him up. they all have -- >> they have their own justice department. >> they're saying this is about police call opponents.

it's not -- >> jesse: all of the prosecutors are democrats. >> yes, it is. >> it's not true. >> it is. >> this is a department of justice. >> they're all democrats. what do you have to say to that? >> a, i don't think jack smith -- >> he's a democrat. >> he's only indicted republicans. coming up, the shocking interview that joe biden and his corrupt son hunter don't want you to hear. ♪ when our team designed acellus gold, we looked for ways to make it easier than ever for parents to stay involved in their child's education. as a teacher, acellus gold gives me a way to keep the parents connected with what's going on here at school. i love that i can sign in to the acellus app and see what my student did

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♪ >> jesse: joe biden would love if you forgot about the time that he flexed his muscles as obama's vice president and got a ukraine prosecutor, the same one that was looking to burisma, his son hunter was on the board of. >> i'm leaving in six hours. if the prosecutor is not fired, you're not getting the money. son of a [bleep], he got fired. and they put in place someone that was solid at the time. >> jesse: but that sob that biden got fired is not going to be silent. viktor shokin spilling the beans to brian kilmeade in an exclusive interview. >> my firm personal conviction is that yes, this was the case, they were being bribed. the fact that joe biden gave away $1 billion in u.s. money in

exchange for my dismissal, my firing, isn't that a case of corruption alone? >> jesse: the white house the claiming shokin is lying. kilmeade's interview is airing tomorrow night on one nation. is the liberal media starting to see the light on family biden corruption in the atlantic put out this article. it seems quite likely that hunter biden broke some laws. are you going to be watching at 8:00 eastern, one nation, jes jessica? >> jessica: absolutely. etch should hear it. >> sandra: the committees are not answering questions. sorry. >> jessica: i don't get what that is a reference to. but viktor shokin is not the most reliable narrater for such an event. he's not under oath. he's doing an interview. he should testify before committees under oath if he has

a real story to tell there. the evidence refutes what we saw in that preview of the interview. biden fired viktor shokin with the support of the entire european union, the ukrainian parliament and the international monetary fund. they all voted to kick him out. >> jesse: you know who wasn't in to firing him in the obama administration. the obama administration said yeah, they were so corrupt -- >> jessica: that's not true. >> jeanine: it is true. >> jessica: viktor shokin's deputy has even confirmed that he wasn't investigating burisma. our own u.s. ambassador to ukraine, george kent confirmed it. if you think about -- >> jesse: why would joe biden want him on? >> jessica: he'sn't do his job. >> jeanine: why do you he's care

about prosecutors? why does he care about this one guy? >> jesse: why would he gone? >> jessica: he would want him gone because he was hired to investigate corruption -- >> jesse: so he wanted burisma investigated? >> jessica: so when devin archer testified, that's what he said. he was being asked about this viktor shokin's role. he told them that he was good for burisma and he agreed with the statement that shokin didn't pursue corruption and investigations against burisma's owner. you should watch it. >> jesse: that's not true. >> jessica: yes, it is true. dan goldman was asking the questions. >> jeanine: victoria new land, the top point person on ukraine said that shokin was doing a good job fighting crime. john kerry was saying the same thing that shokin specifically was doing a good job fighting corruption. and this is in june of 2015.

all of a sudden in january of 2016, shokin is corrupt and joe biden says he's got to go. now, the fact is that the obama state department was in favor of shokin was everybody knew there was corruption going on in ukraine. that's why shokin was hired. borashenko put him in there. they wanted to bring to the united states to do business, that's when they said joe, you have to say this company or you -- >> jessica: this happened in 2015. >> jeanine: what did you say? >> jessica: you cut me off. i said finish and then i'll reply. >> jeanine: in 2016, all of a sudden the prosecutor who is so wonderful to the state department, now hunter biden just gets on the board and everybody is like he's got to go.

>> jesse: if you're dangling a billion dollars, don't you think that might force the prosecutor to investigate burisma? why do you need a new prosecutor? why couldn't you just tell him to investigate this company? >> will: jessica, your push back on shokin in particular seems to be a firewall set up to make sure it doesn't go back to joe biden. clearly as jesse pointed out, there's a growing realization that hunter was up to ugly business, not just in ukraine and kline and everywhere else that air force 2 served as jesse has reported on as a taxi service for hunter biden's businesses. it takes an imaginary leap to think that joe biden was at least ignorant if not involved in all of the ongoings with this taxi service. sure, i'll take you to serbia, spain, china and canada. what are you doing when you get there, son? i don't know, dad. >> jeanine: it's amazing. >> jessica: i have never said i don't think that hunter could be

guilty of wrong doing. what i have said and people have been pushing various members of these committees on this and sandra you have done it, where are the payments. >> sandra: jason smith, the chairman of the house ways and means -- >> jesse: where are the payments? $20 million they already found. >> sandra: why wouldn't the president -- there's no wrong doing. why wouldn't he encourage congress to turn over any information that they had? jason smith made the point, we have been stonewalled. this is a pattern that we're seeing. they're stalling all revelations in regards to you how the justice department blocked the prosecution of the president's son. when you watch the atlantic, the headline and now seems likely that hunter biden broke laws, they're saying as tenderly as a father love his struggling son, the parent can do nothing wrong. at what point are they going to

say we have to talk? we have to encourage providing answers to these questions. >> jessica: hunter biden breaking laws and joe biden breaking laws are very different. nobody cares about hunter biden. they don't. >> jesse: he's an accessory, jessica. hose taking him all over the world. all of his entire family is getting -- >> jessica: we'll look forward to his mug shot. hope it's stern. >> will: we'll find out if that it exists. >> jesse: ahead, a turning point for san francisco's homeless crisis. the city's liberal mayer going ballistic on activist whose he says are holding the city hostage. ♪ i'm patriotic kenny. and, hi, i'm amanda on tiktok. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. how do you feel about that? pretty sad. and i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000.

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>> sandra: san francisco's homeless disaster could be at a

turning point. they are appealing an order that temporarily blocks them from clearing out homeless encampments. get this. the people are fighting back including far left mayor. hundreds of residents showing up in support of the city's efforts to clear out the camps. and then calling out the activists for perpetuating the largest profit. >> it is time for their reign to end. the city is being taken advantage of and we're tired of it. the fact that the courts have crippled our ability to do our jobs, to help get people in to shelter is criminal. it's not the way anything goes in san francisco. it's not the way. >> sandra: whoa is right, judge. >> jeanine: i'm very impressed.

she started it pretty far left. now she realizes all the damage to her city with businesses moving out. but it's interesting. what these homeless encampment organizations are saying, they're saying we're trying to get them, meaning the city of san francisco, to stop illegally confiscating the property and criminalizing them when they have no choice but to be on the streets. that's a lie. they have a choice. we pull illegals in hotels. we can put homeless in hotels. they don't want to be in hotels. that's the problem. they say the streets are being used to criminalize their rights. you don't have a right to put something in your neighborhood like a fence if it's a foot higher than it's supposed to be. and they say that we are punishing them because they have no where else to go. it's facetious and it's false. the truth is that we have to have a policy in this country

where we take these homeless people that want to live on the street. let's make no mistake. they're not interesting in living in a hotel. we could put them in there as fast as anything since we have illegals in 50% of the new york hotels. they don't want it. what do we do? they can't do drugs, fornicate and do whatever they want to do in areas they shouldn't be in. so we have to outlaw it and move them. >> sandra: we've seen they're throwing money at the problem. it's not the solution. we've seen billions thrown at these issues coast to coast. it's divisive. those that took to the streets were chanting. those were for the tents getting cleared, stave our streets. there's nothing left of these cities if nobody wants to live there and then you have no one paying taxes, nobody working there. what is left if they don't do something about this?

>> jessica: i'm not sure it will turn into a nothing left any time soon but it's less appealing to list. you saw mass -- >> sandra: seems like an understatement. >> jessica: this is not one of those subjects where i'm not with the general crowd on these kinds of things. i'm not interested in rounding people up and moving them somewhere against their will. i think that obviously what's going on right now is not working. london breed is right on talking about this. what you're seeing is democrats be democrats. this is not about some sort of issue that this is like the republican position on it. the activist class is out of step with what the average people in these liberal cities feel. martha was interviewing the guy that owns gump's, a store that has been there over 100 years. he was talking about how the businesses have to come back. that's the only way they can push people in these homeless encampments out of the streets. seems like that could be part of the solution. i hope that the courts --

>> will: it's democrats against democrats. that's all that is left. >> jessica: there weren't republicans in san francisco ever. >> will: you're talking about the most basic quality of life. can i make my way down the street. that has failed. even that has opened the eyes of london breed. you talk about three things. the homeless industrial complex. and then the drug addiction problem. this is a bunch of -- it's in part a bun of of drug addicts shooting up on the streets. and the third thing is the closing of mental institutions and asylums that basically pushed everybody back on the streets. people that need mental help used to be in hospitals. we have laws that did away with that because we don't want to put away people against their will. what happened is they went from those beds to the streets. >> sandra: no doubt, they're losing money hand over fist. old navy said they're closing their flag ship store.

whole foods, nordstrom has closed over safety. they couldn't tell their employees that they could safely work there. the downtown area has lost half of its businesses since the start of the pandemic. this is an emergency all hands on deck situation. >> jesse: what was the democrat bragging about how democrat cities were thriving? >> jeanine: she was the mayor of madison, wisconsin. >> jesse: you said it well. i hate to say it, you said it will, too. we don't have a homeless problem. we have a drug problem. these are people that could live somewhere. this is an enormous country. they could find a place to love. they want to do drugs in tents where activists bring them things like drug paraphernalia. so as long as we're encouraging that by incentivizing that through taxes and all of these donations that these activists get, it's never going to change. i do support physically removing people that don't need to be there. i do support that. what is the other option?

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♪ >> will: the tide could be turning against transgender ideology. >> carlos santana is getting called anti-trans. he said a woman is a woman and a man is a man. that's it. whatever you do in the closet, that is your business. i'm like this. he held his handing together with dave schapelle. right on cue, left demanding the rock legend be cancelled for his crimes. santana was forced to apologize posting this on social media. i'm sorry for my insensitive comments. they don't reflect that i want to honor and respect all persons ideals and beliefs. he went on to delete his original apology. but he's not the only rock legend speaking his mind. alice cooper is blending gender affirming healthcare for young people. he said it's a fad.

all right. do you think what we're seeing is reality? really interrupting this ideology? >> sandra: it's hard to believe we're living in a world where you say a woman is a woman and a man is a man and it's controversial. we had on bethany mandel today. she co authored "stolen youth". she's making the case that gender dysphoria immediately jumps to treatment, right? immediately judgments to treatment. surgery, hormones, puberty blockers. little is discussed about formal consent when it's comes to this. she makes the case that we're turning children into guinea pigs with this. little is discussed with the way that most of these questions that you have are tied to mental problems, mental challenges with those children that are immediately jumped over. not addressed first before jumping in to treatments and surgery. >> will: jesse, i think my kids

are older than use but alice cooper has a very good point. it's a fad. >> jesse: it is a fad. the fad is over when they sue the doctors and hospitals performing the surgery. that's how you have to take the bite out, in their pocket. you know what wealth provides? wealth gives you the opportunity to tell the truth. if you're not worth -- what are they worth? a couple hundred million dollars? they can say whatever they want. plus, they're old. if you're still coming up in this business, especially the entertainment business, you have to tip toe around stuff. you don't have -- people don't have the money. these people have it. even a publicist, you don't have to do what the publicist wants. i have told publicists to go many times and some of those times was a bad idea. some of those times it's the right idea. but if you have that kind of success, you can tell the truth. that's where people should aspire to. you still can't tell the truth

yesterday. >> will: i can't? >> jesse: neither can. >> sandra: i don't believe in that kind of money. there's no such thing -- >> jesse: because he's going to make more money in china. >> will: jessica, have you deleted carlos santana off of spotify? >> jessica: no. i'm not big in to that. i'm not the largest carlos santana fan. but everybody has a right to say these things. it's all part of the discourse. but i would say to bethany mandel's point this morning about how this is happening easily, it's not. kids go through years of psychiatric evaluation before -- >> sandra: that's not the case. >> jeanine: "the new york times" was corroborating what you said. >> jessica: i heard that earlier. nobody can say to their mom or dad that i want puberty bl blockers -- >> jesse: oh, yes -- >> jessica: and the nurse does it behind the parent's back and

you have gender affirming care -- it's not how this works. >> jesse: if you tell your mom you think you're a boy and they go to the doctor, it happens. we've interviewed meme that have had that happen. >> will: judge? >> jeanine: a couple of things. you talk about a certain level of wealth. the truth is, carlos santana as soon as he made that statement tried to nuance it a little bit and got rid of his so-called nuance. and alice cooper who just signed up with vampire cosmetics a couple weeks ago was just dumps by vampire cosmetics. so i mean, you still have the big bad -- big brother saying you can't say something that we don't agree with. one of the problems is, dave schapelle and what he says is part of his shtick. he's a comedian. he makes fun of culture. and carlos santana -- i loved

him. always loved his music. at the sam time, you want to go to a concert and listen to that? unless it's part of a discussion, i don't want to see somebody at a football game and go to a music concert and -- >> will: even if you agree with him. >> jeanine: even if i agree with him. we can all be a little calmer. let me just say also that what i think has happened, not new jersey, the courts just came down and supported schools and not the parents that these kids have a right to go to the school and say, you know what? i have gender dysphoria. but they need men that help before they make these decisions. it's not being done because a small minority is taking over. it's a fad and in a few years it will be over. >> will: i've thought about that. i think money reveals who you were before. if you were weak before, you're weak off -- >> jesse: i want to believe -- let me want to believe that. >> will: you will be the test

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>> jessica: welcome back. time for the fastest. first up, paper straws that get mushy in your drinks have not as environmentally friendly as you think. they contain potentially toxic forever chemicals. sandra, would you like to elaborate? >> sandra: cannot stand the paper straws. they were shoved on us. it's a prime example of legislation before thought. so now we're all going to get cancer from them? is that what they're telling us? we had to half or smoothie because they disintegrate? >> jeanine: we always shoot our serves in the foot. climate change. we have to get an electric car to get an electric car, there's all kinds of problems with them burning, and then if we get rid of the battery, there's an environmental hazard and then we have to support china and they will build more coal-fired

plants to make the lithium for the battery. >> will: and child labor in africa for digging the cobalt out. >> jeanine: but hey, it's a good idea. we don't think it through. >> jesse: it's not an issue for me. my rule, men should ever drink from a straw. >> will: what do you do about a smoothie? >> jesse: men should never, i mean never drink a smoothie. >> jessica: there's nothing if you're like at a sporting event and you have to -- >> jesse: i get beer. >> will: it's not a masculine look. but the smoothie, i feel like, deserves an asterisks. >> jesse: exemption granted. >> will: thank you. now we're on exemptions, i want styrofoam cubs. >> jessica: why? you have a beer out of a styrofoam cub, you will --

>> jessica: up next, no greater disappointment being refused a beer at the end -- the teleprompter. >> no meat, no cheese, no beer. >> no beer? oh, that's it, kitty. you have killed me. i see the light. >> jessica: well, biden's alcohol are breaking hearts with the news that americans could be advised to limit them she was to two drinks a week under new strict guidelines. but this is what the doctor -- you know how you go to the doctor and say how many alcoholic beverages a week? >> sandra: i know a famous surgeon that said whatever the number the patient says double it. >> jessica: i think more than double it. >> sandra: who knew theres a alcohol czar? there's a alcohol czar.

the doctor confesses that he consumes about two glasses of white wine a week. double that. >> jessica: i feel like wine is always the exception. >> will: they're all over the place. >> jeanine: they don't know. >> will: moderation. >> jeanine: it's like covid. >> jesse: i thought the alcohol czar was a good thing. take something like a alcohol czar, that should be promoting alcohol. a alcohol czar sounds amazing. >> jeanine: can you imagine the swag he gets? can you imagine that? >> jesse: never pay for another drink in his life. >> jessica: it's not like a lady in a beer garden. it's a real job. >> jeanine: sure it is. it's a guy in a beer garden. what are you talking about? >> sandra: i would like his job description. >> jessica: one more thing is next.

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♪ >> judge jeanine: time for "one more thing" and the teleprompter says i go first so i will. a porch pirate is a term usually referred to a suspect accused of stealing packages off of someone's doorstep. this thief took the meaning to a whole new level. a man in georgia stole an entire 8 by 10 porch from his neighbor's property. the suspect was eventually arrested but that has been deemed by local police as the porch pirate. all right. and also,. >> judge jeanine: hey, where are you going with that porch. >> judge jeanine: i'm going to be on hannity tonight. tune in to watch hannity at 9:00 p.m. so, and next is will. >> will: then on sunday tune in on the fox news channel. new show 10:00 p.m. eastern time. outkick clay travis, tomi lahren. issues out there in the country with guests including riley gaines and enes kanter freedom.

outkick on fox. also, check this out. this is sergeant perry cronister first day in school. deployed hasn't seen his s son n a year. comes in as a tiger. take the head off. hits him like a middle linebacker. the emotions hit him pretty good. the best feeling, the best moment he has ever had. >> judge jeanine: did you like the way he just leapt out of the chair. >> will: launched himself. >> kids are the bests. >> jesse: i'm about to cry. jesse's lax highlights. let's see it. there it is look at thoiz has hy legs. two canadian guys duking it out. total dropping the gloves and throwing down. goodbye. that's what lacrosse is all about. and tonight, "jesse watters primetime" the fire fell guy, is

he out of prison and on "primetime." is he doing another festival. >> yeah? jessica jenning and people are going. i would highly recommend the hulu documentary on the original fire festival. you want to see what this guy did to people. also watch him on jesse. >> judge jeanine: jessica, it's your turn. >> great. my script. inflation is so high. sole cycle costs a lot. >> sometimes you have to get craven. check out this group of new yorkers so determined to stay in shape they are using a rack of instructors and everything. music going. >> are they paying to use the bikes? >> no. >> jesse: they're drinking smoothies through a straw. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: and then they have beer at the end. sandra? >> sandra: we will end on this fluffy, fun, fuzzy notes. it's doggies enjoying indoor bouncy castle. >> >> jessica: i rf those ball

pits. who doesn't enjoy a good bouncy house. dogs having the beast time. we thought it was friday. video like that can brighten the day. >> do those dogs know each other are they from the same place? >> i don't have that information. >> look at them. they have r. belgium warrior dogs right there. that's your military police dog right there. >> judge jeanine: that's like and that's it for us. have great week. ♪ ♪ he. >> bret: good evening, welcome to "special report." all the people indicted for election interference have now been processed at the fulton county jail. that includes former president donald trump who was arrested. fingerprinted, and photographed last night in atlanta. the former president and his campaign are now using that mugshot in fundraising and merchandise pitches as the former president continues to be a major issue for the fellow republicans trying to keep him from regaining the g.o.p.

nomination. senior national correspondent rich edson starts us off