would never happen here in the united states or any place on the globe. >> you look at the crowd that assembled at the russian airport. as a flight was landing from tel aviv, the white house reacting to that today calling it a chilling demonstration of hate, bigotry, and intimidation. i have ten seconds left. >> i would just say that i would not be surprised to learn that those are orchestrated efforts outside the united states to stir the world in anger against israel at a time at which they are under attack and a time in which the united states needs to be strong in support of israel. >> neil will be back tomorrow. ron desantis will join him. you can get to me weekdays 1:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along

with -- jessica tarlov, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." israel ramping up efforts to annihilate hamas. combat troops are on the ground in gaza and pushing deeper into the northern and central areas. let's go right to mike tobin live in southern israel where you can hear new israeli str strikes. >> we are watching israeli air strikes go in. you just heard a cannon. if the microphone is picking it up there that cannons are firing by me. the big development tonight israeli soldier has been freed from hamas captivity. she is back with our family tonight read by an effort of intelligence. iwe know from an israeli spokesperson that she is providing intelligence. she said to have an excellent memory of eric activity and providing useful information. she has been checked out by a doctor and back with the family

and said to be doing okay despite having been held captive since october 7th. in light of that, in right -- israel's prime minister is refusing any discussion of a cease-fire saying now is a time for war. civilized nations should backs five. >> this is the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of 9/11. israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with hamas after the horrific attack of october 7th. >> israeli forces are now on three sides of gaza city and the surrounding neighborhoods. we know from israeli spokespeople that they are expanding the ground operation. they have had pockets of hamas resistance through this process. they have hit antitank positions inside of the gaza strip. they have now been inside of the wire for 4 nights.

>> thank you so much. stay safe. we definitely hear those canons in the background. ugly anti-semitism is exploding across america and the globe. shocking footage shows an airport in russia overrun by an angry mob of muslims who are searching for jewish people who landed from israel. things aren't much better here back at home. anti-israel protesters shutting down the brooklyn bridge and taking over grand central station here in new york. the fbi is investigating sickening threats made against jewish students at cornell university. really deranged stuff like "watch out, jews, jihadist coming." the biden white house being called out for being tougher on maga extremists. >> secretary jean-pierre: what i can say is what we have been

very clear about this when it comes to anti-semitism, there is no place. we have to make sure that we speak against it very loud. >> you guys don't talk about extremists all the time. it's usually about maga extremists. what about these protesters who are making -- jewish students feel unsafe on college campuses. are they extremists? >> secretary jean-pierre: we are calling out any form of hate. >> i don't know what you think whether they have been clear or not. when you see these mobs rush these airports where they believe jewish people are landing, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel terrible and scared and makes me think that may be a silver lining in this is that most holocaust survivors are not alive to see what is going on today. it is horrifying on every level. rehashing what went on in the '30s heading into the holocaust obviously. there were reports this weekend now that hamas has started

openly bragging about their crimes. that was one of the currents of all of this period that it wasn't real. people denying what they had done on october 7th. it is hard i think to have a winning piece of the terror attack in terms of this is the most horrific thing i have ever heard. now there is a report that a husband -- he was murdered. they baked their baby in the oven and kept the woman alive so that she could hear the screams of her child melting. a signature of the holocaust is obviously that they put jews in the oven. now that language is deserved that are talking about what happened in the russian airport reminiscent. we are heading back in a very, very dangerous direction. it is heartbreaking between cornell -- kids locked in the dining hall. jewish kids locked in the library. faculty is clearly not up to the task in terms of being able to deal with this. few exceptions.

the president of emory university was fantastic and quite declarative. it is an incredibly scary mo moment. whatever you think about karine jean-pierre, not how she says it all the time way that they came out today to say that president biden is meeting with jewish leaders and leaders of college campuses. they recognize that this is the problem. she made sure that she was not talking about islamophobia on campuses. this is about anti-semitism on campuses. there's a lot of discussion for people who want to amplify obviously that we should not have islamophobic attacks. no one wants that. what is going on with us is not about dehumanizing palestinians. if you listen to israelis talk about it, one of the women who was freed at the end of last week, her daughter did an interview and was talking about criticism they had gotten because her mother held the hand of the hamas soldier who had held her captive as she left bro

they asked her, why did you do that? she said, my mother sees the humanity and everyone. you don't hear israelis saying go in there and behead people, take away innocent lives. they just want a right to survive. they need a place clearly to exist. this is why israel was created. >> you see these mobs storm airports in russia, do you think that is even possible to see here in the united states? do you think the white house is preparing for that? >> i don't think the white house is preparing for this. when karine jean-pierre didn't answer the question directly last week, it is because she is focused on any kind of anti-arab sentiment or anti-palestinian sentiment. the saddest part of this as we learn from history or we should learn from history. as i have said before, this is without a doubt a pre-world war ii moment. it is the jews again. it is time to go for the jews. whether it is chasing, people coming off an airplane in an

airport on the tarmac insisting that you get their passports to see if they are jewish, whether or not in europe there are stores now. i have seen that they say "no jews allowed." in the united states and our universities -- look, after covid, everything is ripe for this. after covid, we became very sensitive. we did everything we could in this country to make sure that we moved toward equity and inclusion. so that if there was any kind of, you know, discrimination against minorities, black, brown, lgbtq, whatever, that they would address it right away. but no one ever addresses discrimination against the jews. wire the jews so easily targeted? from the beginning of time, world war ii, and now. it's only going to get worse right now. do i think the white house is ready? absolutely not.

these schools -- my understanding is a lot of colleges have a policy that literally can get you thrown off campus if you engage in any kind of hateful behavior. specifically, i'm talking about columbia and nyu. where some of the worst stuff as happened. we learned this last week. there's only one way to do this. fullback support, not donate, hurt the graduates. make it clear to these people that they cannot engage in this anti-semitism. again, you can be pro-palestine. no problem. but when you are pro-hamas, that is where we have to draw the line. that is a terrorist organization. saturday night, i went into brooklyn. it took me three hours to get there. they are literally taking over, the people who hate this jews. >> 's is going in that country. it is not simmering down. >> if you want to see how

sheep-like with the media is, but two words are you hearing? "collective punishment." you're going to be hearing that a lot this week. it's being targeted at israelis. they are unleashing collective punishment. it's a nonsense phrase. if anybody is guilty for what is happening, it is hamas. you can say the american citizens under biden are experiencing collective punishment. you have young girls who go by "they and them" supporting those who but eviscerate them in a heartbeat. it's amazing to see these so-called progressives the tolerant and caring siding with the most extreme, the most dogmatic, the most intolerant factions on earth. girls with nose rings and pink hair and agree with old bearded man in robes about what to do with the bad people. this message is scary because what it means is that contagion has spread from one generation to another. that means it is here to stay. it is here in america.

the melting pot has been poisoned. we have done the poisoning her last week i said this was a stereo. you know it is hysteria when the desert as a cure doesn't mind-set. that is the proof. it is scary. the reason why the protest are scary is that the protesters hate that massacre. not because of their brutality. you can go on forever talking about discussing this. the massacre validates israel's stance and justification for cohesion and self-defense. it is no different than the holocaust denial. it is a defense to protect your bad ideas so you can continue to hate. the protesting here is easy. you can do it for three hours and go home and go back to playstation. over there, people are defending their right to exist. you are sacrificing a thing. you are fine, they aren't. you could have protested octobe. it would have been real good weeks later, it comes off as

performative. it is amplified to reserve a terrorist act. the american experiment has always been about live and let live. it is true diversity. not a fake kind. the tools that we used to protect that diversity, that melting pot have been poisoned. that leads to why the jews are hated. this b-17 are hated because they are cohesive. they stick together as we tear each other apart. that is why they hate israel. the oppressor versus oppressed mind-set cannot penetrate a pluralistic success that remains cohesive. sound familiar. that's america. rita protest all you want. it is interesting that you want protesting the ukraine war. hundreds of thousands are already dead and collective punishment. that we are paying for. i doesn't that matter? it doesn't fit the oppressed

versus oppressor filter based on pigment. the white on white war doesn't matter. this is in the even about people. this is about division and creating hate from within. >> it is the jewish race packed her and the power factor >> one comment on the media quickly and then on the campuses. one of the things you see on the front pages of all the papers are these photographs. they are horrific about israel. the gaza -- the innocents who have died. all of a sudden, the attacks that happened against israel are off the front page. that is all you see. one of the things that happens is hamas created the crisis. the news organizations are misinforming the audience if they say that gaza is running out of fuel, water, and food. no, hamas has plenty of fuel, water, and food.

they are denying their own citizens access to that. the media should be careful about that, i believe. also, the woman -- the idf soldier, the woman who is now free, we said she was free to. she was rescued. if you say in the media she was freed, you might be led to believe that hamas out of the goodness of their heart let this israeli woman go. she was rescued because they were smart and they knew how to do it for the other thing is i do think it is important that these protests don't just happen overnight without some sort of funding and money. "the new york post" reported on friday. there's a group called arabella advisors. they have spent more than $10 million on anti-israel causes. that is research that was founded and funded by the americans were a public trust. pay attention to this. madison did a deep dive today on that on fox news. you should check out her report. because a lot of this as with

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>> joe biden's reelection campaign is in serious trouble. the president is struggling to deal with the outbreak of war in israel and the problems piling up at home. axios calls it "biden's 1979 moment." the white house is busting out the worst campaign surrogate to reassure voters. >> joe biden is very much alive

and running for reelection. our democracy is on the line, bill. i frankly in my head do not have time for parlor games. when we have a president who is running for reelection. that's it. >> why are you not 30 points ahead? >> i am not a political pond in. i'm not gonna speak to that. we are going to win. and i'm not saying it's going to be easy. but we will win. >> you say that with such conviction. >> i have no doubt. >> all right. joe biden is very much alive. should karine jean-pierre worry about her job now? >> communications rule number one as you never repeat the question or you never repeat the negative. you don't need to say is very much alive. i'm curious what happened. "60 minutes" has given joe biden a big spot. kamala harris, the questions to me are pretty soft. why are you not winning?

one of the things -- he talks about the polling numbers. with young people. why is your approval so low with young people? we have given them everything we want on student loans and climate change. they just don't know it. i think that is one of the things that shows there is this out of touch component where the young people can't afford the rent. the rent is too high. they are screaming that from the rooftops. the student loan is not going to fix the rent problem. i think also, there might just be disenchanted with the fact that they have all said he is just too old. that's not changing. it was very interesting today. he said that he has been told by other democrats to basically shut up and stop saying that joe biden might have trouble in his reelection. they don't want to actually say that the houses on fire. they want to pretend that it is not bear the the house is actually on fire. >> the problems are piling up

domestically and interna internationally. whether it is afghanistan or ukraine or now what's going on in the middle east, is in joe biden i funding iran continuing to create his own problems internationally? >> yes, he is, yes, he is. he will never admit that it was his fault. he said he was going to get us back to normal. we had 2 different strains of covid for 1.5 years. everyone got fired. all of a sudden, you have hyperinflation. you have crime. you have a crazy border. you have wars popping up all over the place. the american people did not vote for joe biden for this reason. we wanted normal. this is a catastrophe. imagine you are joe biden and then you are sitting at the delaware house and you are next hunter and watch football. all of a sudden, "60 minutes" comes on. that's why everyone watches it on sunday. it comes on after football. you see kamala. what is she going to say?

i am alive? thanks, kamala. that is not really the best you can do. the last thing she said, they asked her about this a month ago. she goes i'm ready. i'm ready to take over. you look a little too ready. he is alive. the way a more efficient talks about people. dead or alive. all democrats see joe biden like this. there is no varying levels of performance. he is either breathing or he's not breathing. that is because they have no bench. a lot of people in the white house enjoy having a president that they can manage behind the scenes. >> the foreign minister from iran was given a reason and came to the u.n. and talk about pretty much threatened us. when he was asked on cnn about it, he wouldn't answer the question. is it any wonder that they think we wreak. they can come here and threaten

us? >> i should point out that the leader of iran gets a visa under all administrations. republican presidents have led him, and democratic presidents and let them come. there have been various protests but that's not some weakness on joe biden's front. i agree that this is definitely a crisis moment. i don't know if we are at 1979 levels. it is incredibly disheartening and tough to handle for everybody. i think that the focus of this interview was really on foreign policy work. 19 countries and met with leaders. i did think in terms of hard pushback, he wanted -- you're supposed to be low border czar. that is a complete disaster. joe biden is alive obviously. they need a smoother message about that. it is interesting to watch dean phillips who is the recently declared congressmen. trying to make a democratic primary out of this. he doesn't have anything to run on.

i think joe biden did a great job. i'm 54 years old and he's 80 years old. this is really just a generational issue. i wonder if that is sparking more of this conversation amongst people. i would obviously push back. we have no bench. it was an open primary, you would have gavin newsom or gretchen wittner or max landry there. a lot of people who have very qualified for that. >> if it is in an open primary, why isn't it an open primary? are they totalitarian and the democratic party? >> i think they are planning on a big day where they all come out at once so they can all handle the pressure vapor that that is my opinion, just like that. >> never thought of that before. >> i love kamala declaring that biden is alive. that's not a low bar, that's a no bar. i think that he should walk around with a little thing around his neck that holds a mirror to his mouth just so we know that he is alive.

bottom line, our country feels headless. we are buried in our smartphones. less and less important to see the president because we are so inundated with all the stuff coming at us. now we are in a time of wars. you've got to pay attention now. things are going bad. again, trump's tweets might have injured your ego but they didn't lead to wars and inflation and open border and crime. we need a realization that the president is your agent. he's your lawyer. he is not your pal. imagine joe representing you in court pretty would more likely to share a dirty joke with the jury than actually defend you. trump was the perfect agent or the perfect lawyer in that he aggressively makes the world's terms bow to your terms. out of simply wearing you down and driving you crazy. drove everybody crazy, but it works. which is why you call out the selfishness, the incredible selfishness of so many of my

peers, my respectful peers and media in the entertainment world who put their temporary mental health above everything else including world peace. they started a 2015 with trump as a big mean jerk. he built this big hysteria laden castle on top of it which made them feel better. it made the world worse. i am to accept apologies. >> i don't think you are getting any, fyi. >> yeah, okay. >> up next, is hunter biden about to get subpoenaed by republicans? ♪ ♪ ♪ if you struggle with cpap... [man struggles] ...you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com

>> republican is ready to rein subpoenas down on hunter biden.

a new phase in the impeachment inquiry into president biden could be starting. >> we are going to follow the law and follow the constitution. you and i have a suspicion of where that may lead. we are let the evidence speaks for itself. i look forward to rolling that out over the coming days and weeks and letting the american people see exactly why we are taking the next steps and where it's headed. >> are you expecting to subpoena hunter biden? >> i'm looking at that. desperate times call for desperate measures. that perhaps is o overdue. >> the media is trying to dismiss it. politico doesn't think it is a big deal that joe biden received a $200,000 check from his brother, james biden. the white house says it was some money his brother loaned him when his brother needed it. they keep saying no smoking gun for this is the time in which you unfurl the arsenal of smoking guns.

you have 2:18. >> i donated. jessica and her ilk for years have said, well, you don't have money going directly into joe biden's bank account. now we have a check for $200,000 from one company through the brother to joe's bank account. you say that's not from overseas. that was a loan. okay, okay. what happens if the next check originates somewhere really bad, jessica, and i mean really bad. and it goes through hunter or james, and it goes directly into joe biden's checking account? is that your smoking gun? is that your smoking gun, jessica? you said that was a smoking gun if money went from overseas directly into joe biden's bank account. if a check comes out at some point from that avenue, is that a smoking gun?

he went okay. 2 things. >> yes or no. it's not -- jessica. for a year, he said money never hit his bank account. what if i have a check that hits his bank account that comes from overseas? is that not a smoking gun? >> is he in elected office and did he do something about it? the 2018 check when he was not doing anything except hanging around and there was an explanation for it. if you get a check and you can connect that to an action that he took. >> in action that he took. now it's just an action that a toad. before you said none of the money from overseas went into his checking account. now it is an action. >> you are yelling. there is no reason for it. >> there's a reason. i was promised a smoking gun. if i deliver a smoking gun, you have to admit that gun is smoking. >> can i say something to all the guns out there? don't smoke. >> really bad for you. >> can i say something else?

>> i appreciated that, jessie. i always learn something from you. the new speaker, mike johnson hardly a resounding. we got it when he says desperate times call for desperate measures been the reason that he said that is because james comer last week with a gaggle of hill reporters and said, i don't know that i want to hold anymore hearings to be honest. if there were any smoking guns around, you would probably have more hearings. >> where did the car come from? they bribed him. >> i have a diamond stuck in my hair. i would encourage everyone to read jamie raskin has a new -- thank member of congress. the top ten falsehoods including the b.s. testimony that was billed as going to be some smoking gun again. chinese foreign national who is dead. devon archer's testimony. look at that.

no guns haven't smoked yet. >> excuse me? you want to see 2 smoking guns? [laughs] that was my way of getting out of it. judge, the democrats love to say trump is not above the law. neither is the biden syndicate family. >> yes, they are. joe biden's president. of course, they are above the law. they are going to subpoena country. you know what is so special about the loan check that went from james to joe? repayment of a lone prude proved to me it was a loan. i want to see the loan document. i want to know what the interest was. i want to know the payment schedule. i want to know what would happen if there were a penalty. is there a payment penalty? 2001 fell swoop. that just reads repayment of a loan. that doesn't mean anything. all right, let's just be really clear about this. he's never going to be able to

prove it was a loan because james got it from a hospital, james biden where there was all kind of corruption and fraud and there were lawsuits for that. james had to pay money back. let's just say that the democrats can go against donald trump 4 years on russia. but god forbid the republicans tried to unearth the $24 million that has gone into the biden family accounts. forget about which reports. forget about the emails and text messages and photographs. i know i have to be quick. at the same time, there are millions of dollars, $200,000 with no explanation. hunter says half of his income goes to his father. hunter pays for his father's personal expenses. email aliases that joe biden uses to talk to hunter. photo of joe biden with hunter's business partners. joe says he knows nothing about

his son's businesses grow their president of the united states has been lying to us. he has been protecting his son. that's enough for an investigation. >> so much for the most transparent administration in history. if you take the republicans advantages right now, they have it on inflation, border, war, crime. you take all those issues and focus on those and then you might additionally have evidence of a smoking gun. republicans would be in pretty good shape for november 2024. >> tributes coming on following the death of "friends" star matthew perry.

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>> i don't sound like that. that is so not true. that is so not -- that is so not -- oh, shut up. >> the world grieving the sudden loss of "friends" star "friends" after we get brand-new details of what led to his tragic death. after the actor was found dead in his jacuzzi at his home in los angeles. which means a good take months until investigators know exactly what happened. on screen, perry delighted millions as though witty and sarcastic chandler bing and the hit sitcom "friends." behind the scenes, perry was battling a lifelong struggle with drugs and alcohol that began when he was 14. perry opened up about his addiction in a memoir and urged others to seek help. >> the best thing about me bar none is somebody comes up to

me and says i can't stop drinking. can you help me? i can say yes and follow up and do it. i have said this for a long time. when i die, i don't want "friends" to be the first thing that is mentioned but i'm going to live the rest of my life proving that. >> jesse, i will go to you first. >> the reason we save the world is reacting is because, look at the one of ross and rachel's wedding. 32 million people watched. how about the one where rachel has a baby? 35 million. the last episode, 53 million people watched this. we don't have those types of shared experiences anymore on television the way we used to. everything is so fractured and splintered. this really brought the country together. not just "friends," but all of television back then. this guy says his father wasn't in the picture and that destroyed them going up. he started drinking heavily at age 12.

right before "friends" started, he gets into a jet ski accident and recovery gets hooked on vicodin. with such an addict that he was going to open houses in the l.a. area just to pretend that he was interested in buying the property. he would raid the medicine cabinets. he was spending $10,000 a day cash on pills. i think from season 4-6, he doesn't even remember it. it was the alcohol. it was the pills. have a narcotics. i feel terrible for him. you can just see in the last interview that he did how drugs especially the combination of alcohol and narcotics will physically destroy your body and then destroy your brain. sadly, he wasn't able to recover from that. >> they say that we won't know in a few months about the toxicology. you know, people i think i immediately jumped to come in most of been a relapse of some

sort. the thinking now is first of all, toxicology shouldn't take months. it should only take a few weeks. people start talking about the impact that hot tubs may have on an individual who has got some kind of hard problem or coronary issues. he had a lot of internal issues. when i think about him and i think about "friends" and the millennials who grew up with them, they were like the best friends of each and every one of them. i know that i was on the phone with my son saturday night. he was devastated. like your sister. never missed a show. i think this is the first famous person in their generation to die and signal mortality. it is like a family member. this is really, really having an impact on young people. >> sometimes people think if you are famous, everything is great.

underneath, there could be difficulties. >> definitely. to add what the judge was saying about the letdown of this. i grew up appointment tv when that used to be a thing. it seemed like matthew perry had one bag. he did this whole range of interviews last year after his memoir came out where he made it very clear, people who have gone through what i have gone through our dead. i am the lucky one. you should read the book. i'm not gonna do the medical what happened to him justice. there is no reason that he's sad that i am the one. that survived this. preparation of his. i am someone who watches these episodes on nick at night that are on every night. >> on repeat. >> the judge is right. you should not assume that he was using. it doesn't seem that way he

acted. he appeared to have found peace and sobriety and also helping many other people reach sobriety. lifelong addiction is the status equalizer. it doesn't matter whether you are a movie star or bike messenger for the most important variable in your life will be addiction. it can take over anything. you always hear the tragic stories grew there's no front-page stories on a plane landing safely. you never hear about the recovery stories. you can kind of see what his solution was. it is a solution for a lot of people. maintaining sobriety is looking into that hole that you have which is a search for meaning. people tend to believe that drugs and alcohol can fill that hole until they realize it ca can't. whether you look at science or philosophy or spirituality or all of the above, you have to come to the conclusion that there is something greater than yourself to rappel this wolf out the door. in his case, he came in the service of others which leads to a higher power of your choosing.

when i was listening to him there, it reminded me of bob. bob was an addict. he had changed. every day, it was about him helping somebody else. a spohn c or someone needed help, he went take the call ande would go visit somebody. that was what replaced the drug and alcohol was the service of others. it is a shame that he had found his piece but then an accident takes an. >> bob would get a call at 2:00 in the morning. i'm on my way. >> i don't know anything about that. matthew perry certainly tried to help others. he made h us laugh. gavin newsom's trip to china.

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♪ >> jessica: it's the viral clip we can't stop watching. california governor gavin newsom crashing into a kid while playing bask'n basketball in china. >> oh. [whistle] [laughter] >> i got you. >> jessica: jesse, some wild conspiracy theory, please? >> jesse: yeah. same sandbag that tripped biden,

no. when you are tall, and you are a grown man and playing basketball against little kids, you just use your height is an advantage. you just go like this. you don't show up your handle and try to take it hard to the rim. he is literally falling offer the chinese. literally falling over the chinese. not a good look gavin newsom. >> jessica: already half way do you can't blame tripping on the kid. trying to be another biden. you know, biden his hero. >> jessica: greg? >> greg: i thought it was perfectly harmless and silly. he actually came off looking pretty good. >> jesse: i didn't like the pat. i thought it was too much. >> greg: i can't stand the guy but that's not what i'm going to get mad about. >> jesse: come on. >> dana: challenge ron desantis to game on the 30th after the debate.

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♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." greg? >> greg: finally, jesse, my show is on tonight. >> jesse: finally. >> greg: it's going to be a classic. a lot of times when shows get bumped, they disappear. this one is actually going to be on. and we taped it last week, but it is so good. you're going to be so happy to watch it. so stick around, everybody. >> dana: people are going to be happy. >> jesse: tonight "jesse watters primetime," there was a homicide on the ice, a hockey player was murdered during a game. >> judge jeanine: you don't call it a murder. >> greg: did you by accident. >> jesse: stuck him in the neck with his skate on accident? >> judge jeanine: it was an accident. >> jesse: in what move in hockey do you lead with your foot to the guy's neck?

>> dana: i'm going to plug my podcast. can we taped it today at 4:00. fresh hot off the press. i will show you percy's halloween costume tomorrow. >> judge jeanine: this past saturday healing for heroes gala operation warrior shield to celebrate great vets. there i am with rita crosby a dog who loved me. where is the dog that stands on its legs? oh, enough with that where is the dog's stands on his legs. look at that dog. [laughter] look at that dog. >> jesse: hey, rita. >> jessica: we don't have time. to do my fun ammunition we will do it tomorrow. >> jesse: you go, girl. >> jessica: women need a lift. >> jesse: and men don't. we could use a lift. that's it for us. have great night, everybody. >> bret: i will wait for jessica if she wants to do the whole thing. thanks, jesse.