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>> dana: hello everybody and dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford junior, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". daniel penney and his lawyers raising a toast to his freedom moments after a jury in manhattan found the marine veteran it not criminally guilty and the death of jordan neely and credits that we, the verdict with the court from errupting and claps as threats on daniel penny life the black lives matter at leaders who does days ago promised riots if daniel penny was acquitted. >> everybody as has it vigilantes, we need some black vigilantes! people want to jump up and choke us? and kill us for being allowed? how about we do the same?

when they attempt to oppress us! >> the crime jordan neely was guilty of was color, these wonderful white people hope they celebrated their christmas while the jordan neely family is praying to god for comfort. [bleep] america. >> dana: judge jeanine pirro will have a major exclusive, she will be sitting down with daniel penny for his first interview since the not guilty verdict i cannot wait to see that, first look right here on the -- "the five" tomorrow and the full interview streams wednesday on fox nation. judge i'm so glad he will get at this chance to talk to him, you have been at the trial, you know the lawyers involved, you have followed every step? i think this is a result that many of us thought should be the case but as of friday it was definitely not the sure thing. >> judge jeanine: i think friday when they said they were hung on the count, but they

would be coming back on the criminal negligence, we were all concerned it might be a compromised guilty verdict. the truth is that they analysed this, the justification they clearly had a problem with honor the man at two which is why they hung, they had the same problem and it's a same justification? without getting into the weeds, they finally all of them decided it was justified. it was a good day for new york, it is a good day for america because people can come out and say you know, we need black vigilantes, people should not be killed for yelling to. they do not know the facts are they hiding the fact, this is a guy who had 42 arrests in a seven year period who was on a list of the top 50 most mentally ill people who needed help new york in a city of 8 million, and he had open warrants for

assaulting woman on the subway. is 68 euros woman was involved. bottom line is this, good samaritans can act now to protect themselves and others and i think that across the country americans feel we are back to law and order. as a result of defunded the police movement, we do not have the peace officers in the subway or in places where we need them. and we've got to have people locked and who will step in for the rest of us. daniel penny for the last year and a half went through, he faced imprisonment as far as i am concerned of corrupt political prosecutor, a medical examiner who would not even waited for the test results, i will not tolerate that when i was in d.a. we don't care how much drugs you had, this is a strangulation, without all the injuries i will not waste your time with here. daniel penny however does face

civil charges forward but tomorrow, i spoke to his lawyers and to him, they were trying to celebrate and kind of taken the fact that the justice system worked. >> dana: and he is 27 years old. >> judge jeanine: just turned 26. >> dana: his life has been on hold since you stepped in. harold how do you look at these results? >> harold: good to be with everybody, today the justice system delivered a verdict, i did not want to see daniel penny convicted, dismissed by the judge which was a curious decision, the judge and in this case it would agree with judge jeanine pirro. one of the focuses today, think neera adams that i dwell a few days ago now, we have to figure out how we deal with the mentally ill in our community and our country.

i think those who were protesting today had every right to, i disagree with them, i do not think this was a racial issue at all. i think people are too quick to see race one raises the only thing standing in the face, they do not think about the issues. i think always see daniel penny as white, it is unclear if any of those people would be out there complaining today that would be consistent if they believed that people are being designated against? what they have to do is figure out ways that was smart coordination of resources and efforts to be careful, and i am an american, new yorker who is pleased by the daniel penny is walking free today. >> dana: it almost seems to just see that there is frustration from a sum in the media there are not more riots and angst. >> jesse: there used to be years ago. five or 67 years ago, we would expect riots, those days are well gone hopefully.

finally, this guy alvin bragg can stop wasting time and money. the political case got tossed by a judge it, it is what -- social justice case a jury, first edition in both cases made up crimes. daniel penny was defending the public and donald trump was a -- divining his reputation. thank god. i think donald trump find a good way to commemorate daniel penny, seeing him walk out of the next year of sea light, may be putting when cabernet i don't know. this is a type of situation you will see these two guys together very soon. huge defeat for sorrows, for finding people like these, huge defeat for these social justice prosecutions. nobody's rallying to their side, nobody will riots for this. great a victory as you mentioned for new york, for the criminal justice system ain't new york which is got battered through america for common sense, you can see this thin hit you're

like we are getting back to what made this country great. things like this. for a while it was not like this and now we're getting back and i hate to say how much i hate judges and how much i hate lawyers by judge jeanine pirro defense attorney, this one did an amazing job, two of these guys did an amazing jobs and i never say this but well done! be ten steve razor! >> dana: before i ask a broader question, will any of the jurors do media interviews? >> judge jeanine: i do not know but they certainly can they want to, want to add one thing and it will only take a second year, you remember some of the people holding the jordan -- jordan neely down were african american and hispanic? people on the jury were african american and hispanic. this is not about race. >> dana: this is about subway! if you take it you know what it's like out there in the streets. >> i'm always on the subway, and

a lot of times it is crazy white people as well. [laughter] you sit there and say i cannot wait until it is my stop? that was a this, this is time if you really want to help, get to know some democrats have hided. robert holland, democrat from queens who said new york has to straighten out, the illegal immigration have to start cracking down on crime, and richard torres wants to be the governor of new york, if you can say i recall on the governor to remove alvin bragg. he has been an embarrassment, he's wasting tons of money and destroying the reputation of new york city. crime cannot be helped in many cases but can be stopped where it is enforced and we are not saying that and i think people are fed up and i believe this is the beginning of the end of the woke das. on moscow put some money into it like george soros did before, democrats, republican does not matter, just enforce the law and be tough on crime?

first it was democrats shaking to defund the police, and they had to shake it. now the the woke das, and then you have those in l.a., it's history now. and others got you to be next. of democrats would have been two years take american trust back, get rid of this guy. >> dana: all right thank you all for that wonderful! did not amaze tomorrow, judge jeanine pirro was said with daniel penny with an exclusive interview but for us we will be right here on "the five" and a full interview wednesday on fox nation. ahead one powerful that -- handshake handshake to led donald trump is back. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the voices back and all it took was one handshake. okay. donald trump giving out for them but powerful handshake to french president emmanuel macron while attending the notre dame cathedral reopening impairs, while leader after world leader were lining up to agree to the president-elect on his first trip since the election, trump meaning with the coining of president vlodymyr zelensky and prince william, even the first lady was charmed, dr. jill biden appearing very friendly with president-elect trump. despite her long history of making nasty remarks about him. as for why her husband joe biden

was not there, well, it seems like the old man has checked out. a democratic close to the senior lawmakers to link political "in conversations that i'm having they did not even mentioned the president, it is kind of sad, it appears like trump is president already ". all right, i i will start with you, what is with a handshake? is it a power move? >> jesse: it is a power move all right. i have been a victim of the power remove, grabs you in, all of a sudden you don't realize it. it is symbolic because it shows he is in control, americas and control. you look at france, they're throwing up tariffs against california wine, not paying their fair share of nato, we protect them! they are suing the out of google, certainly time for america to assert power and it is fun to watch. he has been working in person.

somebody who has been as a victim of that complement many times, it is obviously -- be was a jesse you look so skinny in person! thank you? what i look like on television? i hate when people say that! so maybe there is a reason for saying that, maybe he will do that to the brother as well. it is go to the president's demanding respect -- [laughter] because joe biden did not demand respect, he was in joe ingles, pardoning his son, they rolled out a red carpet for a sitting president. and he is dictating trade and immigration terms, they have meetings with ceos and world leaders. [chuckling] this guy is running things and he's not even there yet, i heard he wanted to light the christmas tree! >> judge jeanine: i am going to dana without it, biden has 42 days left, they're pushing him to do all kinds of things like

executive orders to stop trump, gave a more money to ukraine, now we have the fda making a move very fast to get rid of the color in candies because it's got some kind of pesticide or something in it. should joe biden help his party or do you think he is angry just saying well, you are blaming made to the laws, to with you. >> dana: at think it is fascinating get that basically it's take the wheel. there is nobody in charge. do not take it from us. look at all of the blind folks from democrats quoted author of the media saying what is he doing? he is weathering away the last six weeks, and they are shoveling out as much of that green energy projects out as you can and jesse a little investigation as to who got rich out of that because that is a huge problem. it is incredible to see how joe biden ran in 2020 saying what leaders love me and they

locked -- laugh at drum be behind his back, what leaders who say i don't even want to talk about joe biden we just want to meet with trump. they are doing this for their own benefit. they know that yes there is a new sheriff in town but in their own countries, this strain of populism and frustration with migration especially in western europe is leading governments to be toppled and they realize that so they are trying to get on board. >> judge jeanine: to choose the right about that, a lot of these leaders obviously, they realize trump has the power but they also, they understand that it is probably a good thing for them and their own country. so jill you know, she is he was. and then donald trump is such a genius. he turns around and he basically says with his new cologne, even your enemies can't resist. so he

turns it into a commercial. >> right. i'm surprised he didn't say show in the picture. have him on one of the trump watches on at the same time, but they hit it off. they seem to be charmed, and they contrasted that with the vice president, kamala harris, vice president for now. but she's invisible. they seem to be an icy stare between them, and they never got along. and i she still hold some resent stilt to the fact that everybody stabbed her husband in the back. she filled the void. i am struck by a couple of things. it's not that trump was winning and it looks like he's going to win. he has one back. they know he's coming. they know exactly what to expect. two things are happening. they know what to expect and number two, they were so dismissive in the beginning. john kerry and francis saying don't worry, we are going to impeach him anyway. vladimir putin -- the whole world, who is this guy? america doesn't like him. they don't accept him. now that he has left and sees who replaced him, they are saying, i missed the other guy. a lot of his ideas were right

about nato paying their fair share and trying to get the abraham's going in the middle east. i thought it was very candid of him to say with his version of the oval office. the world is a mess right now. your government collapsed. germany is a mess. look at the middle east. in moscow with edwin snowden. who is running that country? all is breaking loose. iran has never been more vulnerable. when trump takes over, he's in an interesting spot. it's almost preseason. you get to plan exactly what you are going to do when you take over. i find it fascinating. i love trump's demeanor. he looked so confident but not cocky. he looks in control, taking it all in. this welcome jeff bezos to mar-a-lago. they want to see him fixing things. >> justin trudeau comes running from canada. you know, we are seeing now what a president, what a real

president does in terms of that time in the energy. our president goes to a g7 or summit of some sort. he can't even show up for dinner, he is so tired. this is the beginning where we all have to get ourselves exercised to keep up. do you agree with that or do you think joe biden -- >> i think this is what happens when you have a new president, and from this standpoint. for the world to see joe biden and president trump have that kind of interaction when the world knows that kind of things that were said about one another by each of them. for the world to even see when donald trump succeeded barack obama with the exchanges that two of them had. we had this peaceful exchange of power. i think it is a continuation of the day when joe biden and donald trump met in the oval office. peaceful and compelling a meeting as one would want in their presidents. i'm rooting. every american is rooting for

president trump at this very moment and be able to continue rooting for him. we have a messy world. i would argue that joe biden as we sit here today from four years ago, ukraine is stronger and russia is weaker. >> ukraine is stronger? >> than two years ago. the day they were invaded i recall coming on the show. this is not a statement about rooting for or against anyone. i'm only saying, president trump, their worldviews him him in a certain way. the world views him and respects him in ways that your question was trying to get at in ways that they didn't with president biden. having said that, i'm rooting for him because i want the country to do well. i think mrs. biden being there and their daughter being there was a wonderful thing. i'm glad to hear that prince william is better looking in person. i've had a few say that as well. the bottom line is we need allies as we try to counter north korea and iran and russia

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he is an antiestablishment, ivy league grad, who -- this is what police had to say. >> office is recovered a firearm on the person as well as the suppressor, both consistent with the weapon used in the murder. the also recovered clothing and a mask consistent with those worn by our wanted individual. also recovered by a fraudulent new jersey i.d. matching the i.d. our suspect used to check into his new york city hostel before the shooting incident. officially -- additionally officers at recovered a handwritten document that speaks to both his motivation and mind-set. >> that is what we know so far while cops investigated, they are treating the suspect on -- as a hero on the left. a tasteless shooter look like contest at washington square

park, where else, celebrating the murder, saying that other executives should also be targeted, many executives have taken the name off-line because they feel they could be targeted, i'm sure the a getting a personal security. before we talk about the inappropriate celebrating of the killer can we talk about this anticapitalist, handwriting is about the chronic back pain, perhaps a 3d printer from -- for the gun, graduated in 2016. dana it seems like this guy is devoid from reality living with a great life and now he doesn't realize killing somebody will end and put him in prison for the rest of his life? >> dana: i am glad everybody worried about her this especially for brian thompson's family, he is apparently caught and they can maybe start to relax but what i find, not relaxed but not worry there is maybe something coming for them? i feel like there is a huge number of inflections here, obviously was was a very smart

guy, valedictorian at his school, had all these readings, i don't know what snapped and what happened, maybe the back pain, so much we do not know. what i am grateful for it is these eyewitnesses who are willing to say way i think that looks like the guy and they were able to catch him. >> jesse: $10,000 don't you think a judge? >> judge jeanine: offer for the crime stoppers it depends on how much money you get a firm people who want to contribute to crime stoppers the five really? >> judge jeanine: a "yes" it's you have these fund-raisers. dana, he is a smart guy, by he is maybe a little too smart for his own good. he started playing a game, and if that backpack was his and he had monopoly money in 80, and in the end he says denied depose and whatever the third was, he thinks he is so smart covering himself up? he is not too smart, he's at a hostile sign again, flirting

with a girl, takes the mask off totally. what i want to know is everybody in america so that picture, everybody saw theirs and everybody sought more than that when he was in the cab? whited not somebody who is related to him, went to school with him, who has a cousin that is a delegate somewhere in maryland, why aren't they saying to something? it is a good day for america and i start by saying that, daniel penny was acquitted this guy was arrested, i really believe that he is too smart for his own good >> jesse: they had his picture, they did not have his name that is crazy to me. >> judge jeanine: they told you they did not have his name. >> jesse: they said that detectives, they did not have his name? >> judge jeanine: it really? >> people celebrating, these fact, deserve it? >> harold: they should not do that, i do not care. i want to say i think they made

have, he was not in any system so you just cannot see a picture and know the name. i also think there are so many more questions, the judge was saying as well, how did he know that brian thompson was going to walk out of there at 6:40 a.m.? did he have a more information about what he was coming from, deemed to be -- maybe he hacked into this guy's personal account? we do not know the answer we will find that out. maybe with there were family members i shared information, we still do not know. there are 70 questions. the tragic involvement in the school, and we -- we both said, there will be some awful things that we will continue to learn about this. i did nothing to the stories over yet. day do question, we live in of a perverse and dangerous and awful place one people are willing to say the things people are saying online, this person, celebrating ceos being killed.

what kind of a society do we live in? i understand disagreeing with the company's policies but that does not mean he have the right, anybody has a right to go and kill somebody. this young guy right here, he admitted he was a prison and they prosecute him, i hope he is i hope what is the death penalty. >> judge jeanine: and they do not have the death penalty a new york. >> harold: maybe trump can figure something else. last thing i will say is the only prisoner i know that has lower back pain is jessie, i hope he's not pushed -- >> jesse: [laughter] your right, i wanted to kill johnny though. they put me to the surgery. [laughter] i was so wrong about this case! i came on and is that this guy is a professional does by the way he acted. turns out he was so horny he

took off his mask to flirt with the breeze to edit keeps the weapon on him, he had a manifested? it's almost like he wanted to get arrested, yeah, hot dog on the side of the street if you're that hungry. get a water bottle! this guy was obviously looking for notoriety, and good, he's got it. he is politically connected -- i do not think anybody's ready! maybe you are in a different way. this guy is not ready, he's way too soft, he will get annihilated on the inside and good. if he will not again to the death penalty maybe somebody will do him justice, that is all out will say. >> judge jeanine: you should stop that. [chuckling] >> jesse: people say that a lot. >> dana: >> we will find out more if we know more about luigi. [laughter] unbelievable. [laughter]

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: donald trump he says he will make good on one of joe biden's biggest political promises uniting the country, the president-elect sitting down with nbc and promising americans his retribution will be his success. >> mr. trump: i'm not looking to go back into the past, i'm looking to make our country successful. retribution will be through success. the country's deeply divided, i am not the president, joe biden is the president. >> about you will be the president . >> mr. trump: i will treat everybody good, we want success for our country and to safety,

what i say to them is i love you, and we will all work together. >> jesse: he used the l word! said out will treat everybody the same, maga thank we want everybody to come back together, inside why don't you just admit in 2020 you lost? and he said why would i say that, i didn't. what about this one? two big to rig. he was so confident, just said you do so well. can you stop this? seriously, things are getting much more fair and balanced, people just go unhinged. the used to just fit in, that he does not fit in anymore. people have to think about what they are doing because this is, people put him there, with the more votes than ever, battleground states, yet to rethink their outrage and i think we saw it. i do not know why you chose to

go to the prices as his first interview? >> jesse: she asked him a thousand times what will you do to your political enemies? >> dana: pretty fair, i think she conducted herself that way at the debate as well. the good for her, and he had a great job. what was interesting was how the pretape on a friday to air on sunday and all the news of the weekend happens over the 48 hours. of course i have always liked his, i do not think it is aligned but when he says success will be my retribution that is the best line of, shops because i love it. in his first hundred days he has a lot to do but a lot of his policies are 60-40 in the country so you can put a lot of points on the board very quickly by basically dismantling things i joe biden did, with executive orders. the democrats to have not found their footing, there are ways you can be in the minority and try to block shots, right now

president trump has a good plan, got the wind at his back. >> jesse: what i do think of the interview? >> harold: i think it was good, i agree with dana, is that it was good he chose meet the press, it was a smart move, he speaks right to the crowd, many on the left of his politics. is that what he really won was his demeanor. i will be interested in seeing what he does right away on the border and inflation, the reason you won it, reason why a coalition of the black, hispanic and asian voters at a higher level than they voted before for republicans including his base is because people are fed up with pain could do much for things and they are fed up with a border that is not safe. it is interesting the video stuck throughout the debate -- that china is opening an investigation about antimonopoly, many believe it is because we have perhaps weeks away from banning tiktok in the

u.s. if they do not find a buyer for the company. the appeal to the supreme court? these are the kind of issues president deal with, not unique to trump. question is how does he handle these things? i'm rooting for him to handle in the right away, reaching out to meet the press, i would have loved for shannon to have done it, but kristina walker, probably a smart think because he will need a coalition of supporters in a country and for that matter even republicans control the house and the said, it never hurts to have a bipartisanship to get things done. >> jesse: judge? >> judge jeanine: donald trump will fulfill joe biden's promises of bringing the country together and being the adult in the room? joe biden spent 55 years with his vice president trashing the president calling him hitler, wallingham a fascist, calling us fascists as well, maga extremists, i think that what

the president-elect is showing is that he was bigger than they are. i'm not surprised he pick this particular venue because he is a different person now than he was in 2017 without a doubt there is not anything that is true -- unhinged about him, he is happy to answer any question, he was it there and when you criticize them about tariffs he was a the are powerful tools for things other than economics. and he has a leverage that wave once to work something out for the dreamers pick which is consistent to where he was five years ago, but i think that he will bring a very divided country together and i think he will go down in history for that i really do. >> jesse: historic, he is fine with it. [laughter]

>> i think it will be a huge crowd pick. >> jesse: the fastest is up next ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> it will come back time for the fastest, first step is putting your marathon time on your resume is a fine or cringing flecks? a recruiter who reads hundreds of resumes talks about a trend you has noticed, people are listening. do you list fitness achievements? >> what is going on! [laughter] >> one marathon, 243 minutes. i apologize. i would want ads. if they told me they ran triathlons i would love it, they have to show up and be disciplined, focused and goal oriented. >> judge jeanine: i agree, they are disciplined, they have their mental strengths, they have responsibility, consistency, when my daughter was preparing i never saw

anything like it. she was obsessed, you got this crazy life you want a sports or bake, kids who play sports know how to adapt and lead. are you a swimmer? >> jesse: lacrosse, i did many things. ping-pong. [laughter] i talked to a guy who runs a lot of companies, he says he only hires people from the ivy league who played sports in the ivy league. the rescue does not trust because they're just hand grenades who will blow up the human resources department. i don't necessarily care that much about a marathon time, i want to see shot put. want to see your measurements! only the guys though, it would be inappropriate to ask woman for their measurements. the one awkward transition, dana? >> dana: i have pitched this topic whenever his target, is that who does that by now

listening a kind of get it? two things i would say, one and think because resumes, there are 70 resumes going out to -- a have to figure out a way to stand out? maybe that is away. ozzy can tailor your resume to the person you're trying to get attention up? for example if it is to me and you know i do not run, maybe not put the marathon because i don't know. but if you're like i am applying to brian and brian cares, it would make sense? if you are applying it to the bush white house you definitely put it on because it's like that is good! and that's a conversation starter. >> jesse: put that on a resume! >> dana: my other thing, this is a time of year where a lot of people are looking for new jobs are asking for mentoring, if you ask somebody, you get somebody on the phone, and you are like i want to do this or that and it's like, okay,, i know somebody, send me the resume, the resumes not updated. update your resume before you

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