neil? >> neil: great reporting, william, as always. william la jeunesse. i want to leave you with an update on the u.s. house of representatives. passed an $895 billion defense policy bill, senate consideration is next. keep in mind there is still the possibility of a government shutdown in a little more than the next week and a half to two weeks depending on how you want to time this thing, so there is no guarantee they are out of the financial woods on this. remember, republicans, even in reconstructed form in the new year, will have the barest of majorities in the house, so it could be messy, but for now, some progress at least getting defense policy measure through, but again, this goes through a lot of hands, and you know how that can go, especially the holiday season. that will do it for us. "the five" is now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and with

judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ the damning evidence is mounting against the man accused of murdering unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. as fans of the suspect show no shame in posting their six support of the cold-blooded killer. according to the police, luigi mangione's fingerprints match evidence at the crime scene and the gun recovered from mangione matches shell casings used in the murder. and while cops continue their investigation, there now seem to be a growing fan club for the suspected killer, who we should remind you stands accused of executing a father of two by shooting him in the back. wanted posters have been popping up in new york showing photos of various health care ceos. merchandise that glorifies the killer has been flooding online stores like etsy and ebay. and tens of thousands have been raised in his defense.

however, gofundme have since taken action to stop the disgusting donations. meanwhile, democrats like elizabeth warren, the sender for massachusetts, coming very close to justifying what the shooter did. >> and look, say it over and over, violence is never the answer, this guy gets a trial, who allegedly killed the ceo of unitedhealth. but you can only push people so far. and then they start to take matters into their own hands. >> dana: and the media and the liberal late-night are also acting heartless in the way they've covered the murder. >> these are screen grabs of actual exchanges between members of our staff and their friends, relatives, whatever. okay, so i would visit him in prison and baking cookies, may be. perhaps more but i haven't thought that far ahead.the clipe watching the top oegment are driven by the fact this is an attractive -- >> got to drop a banner. >> it is deeply troubling.

>> they did appear to catch that guy today at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. it's true. [boos] i'm sorry, guys. >> dana: all right, harold, let me start with you and elizabeth warren suggesting that you can only push people so far. how does that's it for democrats? >> harold: i don't feel it as a democrat -- first of all, good to be with you. >> dana: oh, yes, good to have you around the table. >> harold: it is, and good to see joey. i separate the two. first off, there is no place or space in a civilized society for people to work out political, policy, or for that matter, a commercial difference, which we still don't know everything about this suspect and what might have motivated or have driven him to do what he did. something there might have been some bill he couldn't pay. whatever the case, commercial political policy, there is no or place for violence. i thought governor josh shapiro said it best.

it is sickening to listen to people who seem to be so divorced from the fact that this was a human being, who had kids, who had a wife, who has a son, who was a father, who was killed, and people are making light of that, i have no problem with picking a joker on this table a lot but there are spaces where you don't joke and you are not light about things and that is one of them. separate that from what elizabeth warren said. i think two conversations can happen at once. even if one is a very, very sad and tragic one. the idea and the notion and the reality of what people are paying for things -- we talk a lot about it around the table, not in the context of people being shot or people being killed, but there is no doubt that drug cost and health costs are high for people. so i think you can have the two conversations. what she clarified, things she clarified what she said because one could certainly may be draw some sort of comparison or suggest that maybe she was being sympathetic to people who might

want to engage in violence. i don't think -- i don't agree with her politics. i have said things about her or disagreed with her, so i give her the benefit of the doubt there. i don't get the benefit of the doubt on anyone who was joking about being sympathetic to a guy who killed a guy four blocks from here because they spotted he was going to a conference, think we learned today, the kid said he was going to count the beans there so he might as well get him there. there is no sabbath he for anybody in that regard. we need to learn what happened and he needs to be punished. the judge told me, i asked her and president trump to give me the death penalty here in new york, maybe she hadn't gotten it done here but i hope if he is prosecuted to the fullest scent of the law in new york, help the fullest penalty we can give him, judge, that's what we give him because he has earned it. >> judge jeanine: it won't happen, the democrats are in charge -- >> harold: you were there is a republican didn't get it done. >> judge jeanine: you are wrong. >> harold: democrats reversed -- >> judge jeanine: no, no, no, the republicans got it done, okay, and then the supreme court reversed it.

>> dana: all right. while you continue, judge, if you want to comment on the law and the extradition -- >> judge jeanine: i want to comment on a couple of things. number one, when i was a judge and i would be sentencing someone to states prison, the girlfriends would come in, knowing i am giving the guy 25 years to life, and i'd marry them right after the sentencing, so that they could, you know, be together, whatever, for conjugal visits, i don't know what it is. women love bad boys. they always have. they want to nurture them. they want to be able to, you know, be with them. i think anyone who was enamored with this guy has a screw loose in her head. that's number one. number two. as the evidence adds up, and it appears that this man is the killer, and, you know, once he is extradited to new york, he will be indicted. when someone says violence is wrong, but -- i want you to think of the word "but." whenever anybody says "but," that means they really are not

serious about what they said before the word "but." so you can only push people so far. nobody pushed anybody so far. this is nothing that you can attribute to an individual who is a corporate executive. and when we start blaming people and calling them names and making them deserving of death and the imminent death sentence, it shows we are degrading as a society. now, you know, people told us to watch our language. we couldn't say illegal alien, although it is still in all the federal statutes, we had to say the pronouns, but these people want to say, you know what, this kid is a good kid, i love his abs, you know, it's kind of -- he killed someone but you kind of get it, you know? i want to know where the community knows, where the strikes and the red flags, okay, of people who are communicating on social media.

and that's all. >> dana: it's a good point. the idea that, joey, he came from a pretty privileged background. >> joey: yeah. >> dana: brian thompson did not. he's the one who came -- by all accounts, he was actually trying to make some changes in the industry. now i also don't think there is a lot of evidence. i don't think this health care, i don't know if he was denied a claim, still a lot of things we don't know. >> joey: there's two conversations happening at once, and it's really malpractice for these figures in the media to bring them together, even stupid people on tiktok are. this is a deranged person who went after someone in the public eye because he could, and he killed him in the most cowardice way possible, granted that this is the person that did it, and it looks like it is, and he should absolutely be made an example of, put in prison for the rest of his life if the death penalty isn't there. really should absolutely be made an example of. we have a crazy thing in this country called freedom of movement. just about any celebrity or

public figure is vulnerable, and that is just the truth of it. for that reason alone, he should be made an example of. there is this other conversation that has come up from it where people, and i do think that harold is right about this, i don't know if it was your point exactly, i guess the larger point is, there is a big part of that trump coalition even, because you said it wasn't a democrat issue, there is a big part of that, rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard, group of people, bernie bros that trump brought in that are just as skeptical of big business as they are big government, so i think there are people that watch this channel that are very angry and frustrated with insurance companies. and that's indicative on us to point out, okay, that makes sense, you've got someone in office that might could fix it, going and doing this, that ain't it. that's not it in any way, shape, or form, episode for those news organizations and media figures to make light of it in any way is absolutely reprehensible. >> dana: last word for you, jesse. >> jesse: i just don't think that guy is that good-looking. >> dana: i don't, either! eyebrows. >> jesse: took a poll from my

staff, the females, they said he was average, but what is attractive about him is the vigilantism, and jeanine touched on it, i touched on it, women like the bad boy. now, i don't know anything about women, so i had to call a few women to find out why, but they want to save the bad guy. may be dana has dated guys like this. may be peter is a bad guy, we don't know. but if you see damaged goods, women think that they can reform him and they can make him better, if only they could get their hands on him and he'll be all right. >> dana: i am definitely not like that. [laughter] i do not -- take care of yourself. >> judge jeanine: bravo! >> dana: nothing to do with that. >> jesse: dana doesn't like the bad boys. more for you, judge. [laughter] so there is also another part of this, too, because women like the fact that the guy had a mission. that the guy stood for something. because in this society, all these guys walking around, they don't care about anything.

this guy stood for something they social justice crusader kind of way, and for many women, that's attractive. and i don't understand it. i think that's pretty clear. >> judge jeanine: come on, jesse. >> dana: if that were true, i would say most women would say daniel penny -- in this case, this scenario, being principled and standing up for someone, then daniel penny is the attractive one. >> jesse: you don't think daniel penny is getting panties thrown at him every time on the subway? >> dana: going on the subway -- >> judge jeanine: jesse, i'm not sure you know what you're talking about, let's start right there. >> jesse: i know more about women and everybody at this table. >> judge jeanine: let me tell you something. there are women who want to make bad boys into good boys. there is no question about it. but there is no group that is out there that is joined together saying let's go after the insurance company, are there? >> jesse: there is a female

political faction -- >> judge jeanine: is there? am i wrong about that? >> jesse: is on the left. >> harold: joey just talked about this being bipartisan -- people don't want to pay more. we should get to the thing here before some but he gets in trouble. >> dana: fine, but i was actually having fun. coming up, democrats ramping up the hate and division following the danny penny verdict. squad member jamaal bowman said in a scathing letter addressed to white people. ♪ ♪ hey. hey! it can be so easy to get busy and distracted during the holidays. easy to lose focus. easy to lose sight of what this season is really about. for god so loved the world

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>> joey: we've got another clip from fox nation and judge jeanine's exclusive interview with daniel penny. the marine vet revealing what he said, what he would say to the jury who cleared him in the subway choke hold death of jordan neely. >> a jury of your peers felt unanimously beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed no wrongdoing, what would you say to them? >> i like to give them a hug. i like to thank them, defi definitely. it takes a lot of courage, especially in this climate, in new york city, to stick up for me. >> joey: penny also answering the big question that is on the mind of a lot of people. >> will you take the subway again? >> yeah, i have been. i believe in new york. i love new york. >> knowing what you know now,

danny, if you faced the same situation again, would you do it again? >> yeah, totally. i would not be able to live with myself if i didn't do anything in that situation and someone got hurt. i would feel guilty for the rest of my life. >> joey: yeah, meanwhile, the crazies on the left are ratcheting up the hate and division over this verdict. outgoing squad member rep jamaal bowman, famous for pulling the fire alarm, posted on x, dear white people, i don't know why i feel the need to keep talking to you. i don't know why part of me still has hope for you and for us. some of you are too far gone, but may be enough of you aren't and will join us in fighting to end white supremacy. and the blm leader who vowed riots if penny was cleared, yeah, well, she is flying into a rage about race. watch this. >> if jordan neely was a white man, we would be saying it was the opiate crisis.

he was hungry. he was mentally ill. he had a muffin in his pocket. what about a white man during cross-examination who said that he was afraid of daniel penny, the one who poured water onto his head and said he was a framed, he was a white man. but if it were a latino man was holding his arms? >> i'm not someone identify everyone by race. you are. >> joey: judge, need to go to you first. what did you take from daniel penny's reflection about the courage of the jury to do it again? >> it's interesting because danny said he wasn't a political person. he says that in the interview, it's not something that i normally follow. but he was savvy enough to understand, in spite of that, that it not only took courage for this jury to do it they did, because he knew that this was a political, pipe bomb. they were trying to make it about race. and he recognized the courage, and he said he wanted to hug them, not got to tell you, there

were camera guys in there. there were a lot of people in there. and guys teared up when he said that, that he wanted to hug them. he is as honest, as believable, and as credible as anyone i have ever met. and, you know, he was beaten by the system, and he talked about the system. he said, you know, the system isn't serving us the way it's supposed to be, which i thought was a lot coming from him, as well. but he had the -- and i said this yesterday -- the stoicism of, you know, someone who could be stoic with all of this chaos around him, but he also had the courage of a lion. that he knew that that was deadly physical force. i just want to say one thing to these bozo idiots. number one. it's not about evil white supremacy. the truth is that jordan neely,

an african american, a black man, was on a list of the most needy, mentally ill, homeless people in new york city. most resistant to help. a list of 50 out of 8000000 people. where are all these do-gooders trying to help him get off of that list? where was his family trying to help him get off that list? and jamaal bowman, part of the reason that you lost is because you didn't do anything or your own constituency. he could have done something. you know, there is a homeless minority that is terrifying people in new york city. and, this guy, jordan neely, was jacked up on k2. it took three men to hold him down, a black man and hispanic man. took a black and hispanic and asian to convict him. there were blacks and hispanics on that car. stop making this about race. if you are too stupid to understand the justification the in new york, keep your mouth

shut. >> joey: harold come i want to bring it to you because judge ended on it, bowman is not going to be in congress, for all accounts what he is telling people aren't buying so why he is still peddling it i really don't know. do you think democrats as a whole, the country as a whole, are moving away, because i have said the long time, the word racist might be the least effective word left because it is so overused. >> harold: first off, you did a great interview. tell you that public, it was well done, very, very good. two, i don't think of jamaal bowman's comments as being serious. i met him once. i don't know him. ithe fact that we show it is giving him far more attention than he even deserves. to start a letter off saying "dear white people" is just nonsensical. three, and you weren't saying, nonsensical -- three, the jury did what i wanted them to do.

they made it safe for people to act on behalf, someone, the only person at this table doesn't have two of his limbs, you believe so much in this country, you gave and went out and defended us, and almost gave your life doing it. you want people in our country to believe in their country and believe in their fellow humanity that way, and the jury i think ultimately decided that. i don't think it's a jury as being racially -- i don't think of them as racial units. you don't mean that but every person out here talking about this, and abrams going to follow-up, play the rest of the clip, trying to say to the blm leader, she has every right to believe that. i don't believe we are advancing any cause, antiracism, humanity, when talking like that. i was on the subway three times today. i saw a picture in the subway on the f line not far from here of a friend of mine. who had said wanted, and i looked at it, profiteer, and it listed what he does for a living, and said if you see him, you know what to do. and i'm thinking, what have we

come to, where to your point all of our we all agree, violence is excepted this way. this is the daniel penny segment, i know. i'm so happy for him. i hope he gets his architecture degree, i think he is going for an architecture degree and i hope he gets a great job and i love his spirit. and i love the way he doesn't seem to be at all defensive or angry. the part of what he said about the system. he has been victor hated, and i wish him nothing but the best and nothing but blessings going forward. >> judge jeanine: but he is a civil lawsuit -- >> harold: i wish and blessings and that, too. >> joey: we have said at the stable since i have been here this week, maybe him being found innocent with not stop people from stepping in, but i kind of see at the other way around, he was still put on trial. he was still charged and put on trial. you saw the judge make moves that kind of put against his favor. and other people giving him death threats. so even though he was found innocent, as a result of all of this, that people in new york saying you know what, better not step in because i might get charged, too.

>> jesse: i've canceled all car services going forward and taking the subway now because i want to be out there, in case. and my mother raised me to have good manners, and so when jamaal bowman writes a letter to white people, i think i have to respond. so i wrote a letter to black people. >> harold: you should write a letter to him. >> dana: oh, dear -- >> jesse: dear black people. this letter is in response to jamaal bowman's letter to whites, but first, some housekeeping. we love harold. [laughter] >> harold: please don't put me in -- >> jesse: thank you for sharing harold with us. he is an absolute delight. bowman, on the other hand, is too racist to serve on a jury into anti-semitic to serve in congress, and i feel bad for him. and i'm sure he would like me if we met but that's probably not going to happen so please talk to him. and after that, let me know any whites you want me to talk to, and i'd be happy to do it. i have some whites in mind.

[laughter] thank you so much. >> judge jeanine: end it there, jesse. >> jesse: but in all seriousness -- [laughter] the judge is absently right. this man was a ticking time bomb. brasgg should be recalled and anybody who lives in this area, never been on a subway, you are underground, in a prison cell, and you are going 50-60 miles an hour, and if some guy comes on there and starts threatening, there is nothing many people can do. it is a scary statement. >> joey: eric adams came out and was essentially supporting daniel penny, but at what point does the city to take action and actually make things like riding the subway safer, so you don't have to have daniel penny? >> dana: talking about the system not working, the system is not working for the taxpayers and the people who are trained to go to work every day because the subway is not safe. just a couple of hours ago, downstairs, i watched two nypd female officers having to deal with a guy that i had seen two hours before sleeping in the

middle of the floor, his homeless, and they were being gentle. they were being kind. but if that guy had been -- what are we supposed to do? and for the lady from blm, don't you want everybody who is trying to do the right thing and go to work and school to be safe? that's what eric adams is talking about, that is what daniel penny did. it shouldn't fall to daniel penny to have to do that. >> harold: exactly. >> dana: and by the way, before jamaal bowman was in congress and pulled the fire alarm so he could try to affect a vote and got caught in that, he was a public school teacher. >> judge jeanine: remember. >> joey: all right. well, head, mysterious drones are causing a panic in new jersey. some folks think it is time to shoot 'em out of the sky. i have to agree with them. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: what is going on in our skies? the biden administration is totally clueless. over a group of mysterious drones that have been tormenting the residents of new jersey. flying near sensitive sites like a military research facility and even buzzing near president-elect donald trump's bedminster estate. the fbi revealing to congress that the agency is simply in the dark. but new jersey congressman jeff van drew says enough is enough. it's time to shoot these suckers out of the sky. >> iran launched a mothership, probably about a month ago, that contains these drones. that mothership -- i'm going to tell you the deal. it's off the east coast of the united states of america. whether it was some crazy hobbyist that we can't imagine or whether it is iran, and i think it very possibly could be,

they should be shot down. >> there is no iranian ship off the coast of the united states, and there is no so-called mothership launching drones toward the united states. >> judge jeanine: okay, jesse. >> jesse: yeah. >> judge jeanine: we can laugh about the mothership launching drones. it's either alien spaceships, u.s. military experience, experiment, russian, chinese, but why, whatever it is, how could the united states government say we don't know and allow it to fly? are they lying to us? >> jesse: are they lying to us? the government would never lie to us. >> judge jeanine: like they did with the chinese spy craft? >> jesse: if its aliens, than they can't say it's aliens. >> judge jeanine: no, they pretty much admitted u.s. owes. >> jesse: you think that you know i pentagon is going to say it's just a bunch of aliens? >> judge jeanine: should you have to suffer -- falling on your house?

>> jesse: then you could sue, judge jeanine. it is the perfect opportunity to call judge jeanine. probably remain calm. my theory is this is a defense contractor that is testing drones. they have a high security clearance, only a few people know about it because they can't tested in the desert, they have to tested over reservoirs, serb urban areas, military bases, a huge one right where this is happening and maybe trump's club. other than that, i don't know. they say there are thousands of sightings since november. they were up there for 6-7 hours. there is no rf signal so you can detect them in anytime you go near them, they shut the lights off. >> judge jeanine: yeah, they darken. so how much we spend on intelligence, dana, and how much information we have, and yet, you know, they've got to give the public some sense of, you know, safety here.

as opposed to saying we are either lying to you or we don't know. >> dana: new jersey, in one of the meetings today, it's remarkable how little they know, and scary. >> judge jeanine: he believes that. >> dana: he said, for example, he didn't say this but i was thinking about this, for a long time, dhs, department of homeland security, has been giving out these monies for anti-drone technology stuff to these communities. none of that is working. and then they go dark and then they don't know, and with the spy balloon you mentioned, china, remember everyone for a week was like, what is that? what is going on? what are they doing? basically the government, the biden administration said that they were never going to tell us anything, anyway, so no wonder people are worried about it because it is not just one hot air balloon, this is multiple suv-sized drones, and i will tell you why i knew this was a big deal. our fox news affiliate radio guy in pennsylvania, philly, he said on his radio show yesterday for

three hours, he takes calls, every single call was about this. >> judge jeanine: yeah, sure. >> dana: that i got a call from my dad, what is going on, is everything okay? the government cannot assure us of anything. no wonder there is wild ideas out there. >> judge jeanine: the fbi says there is nothing that would lead one to say americans are at risk, but we really don't know, so if you don't know, how are we safe? >> joey: drone warfare is the future, i did a cool segment on the we can show about a month ago when we are seeing it in israel, from iran, it also ukraine at the same time. the way most people understand drones is they think someone with a remote control and the drone is going out and doing its thing. when that happens, the remote control is talking to the drone, the drone is talking back to it, there is a signal going through the air. that is old school technology, antiquated at this point. what they are doing with drones now as they are integrating artificial intelligence with land markers that can be spotted with a camera on the

drone. you are not controlling it at all, it is controlling itself. it's got a designated path that it is taking and it is doing it. so our number one defeat against drones is to jam that signal. a remote control sending a signal, i'm going to send a thousand different signals, can't hear it anymore and he gets confused and it comes to the ground or it goes off path and we can take control of it. that's not even an issue or an option with the latest technology in these drones. the term mothership is actually something being used because they are developing technology where you take a big drone up and it deploys what is called a swarm, a bunch of small drones, and if you can jam, it's got the capability to move and get out of your jamming reach. there is a lot in the space of drones that americans don't quite understand or know yet, and the truth is, the entire west is behind on drone technology. talked to a good friend of mine that works at one of the big aviation defense contracting, and he said you know what, man? i don't have a clue. and unfortunately, that is where we are.

>> judge jeanine: you know, was interesting, you were a legislator, harold, they are saying that we need legislation to grant law-enforcement the authority to shoot them down, so say you don't want to shoot it down, but you should be able to corner it, to some extent, so that it's got to go down. you don't have to shoot it down or blow it up, but how long are we going to tolerate this? the government told us they were taking pictures of china spy craft in real time, then when he gets over the atlantic, we blow it up, sorry, they were taking pictures in real time over military bases. >> harold: so i don't know an answer to any of the questions that you posed, but i dare to say this. first off, that was great, thank you for sharing that about drones and how that technology is used and the advances there. seems like that is going to be a big part of our future munitions and weapons systems. two, law enforcement has every right, if they believe their community or the space that they are protecting is violated or

threatened, they can shoot if they choose to, there is nothing stopping them from shooting it down. if i lived in that neighborhood, i would probably want them to take greater action. i heard what dana said, these things are the size of cars or suvs. three, i heard the defense department answer, i think, jesse, i agree with jesse, i think your theory, this is a defense contractor, i think it could be a defense contractor, even perhaps one of our intelligence agencies that is doing this because the defense department said it was not posing a threat to any military installation, that there was not anything, any mothership or ship off the east coast that these things are taking off from, unless they're blatantly lying to us, so i deduce like you do, there is no way you are allowing this to happen in our airspace unless they are testing something. joey would have an interesting and probably better perspective on this, having served in the military, but there is some thing else going on here. if i lived in a neighborhood and looked out my window and my kid looked out the window and saw that, i would be calling the police and certainly calling the governor and others, and i would hope that governor murphy, i

would imagine he has had a call to the white house saying what the heck is this? >> judge jeanine: yeah, but nobody has been doing anything for a month. >> harold: share with the people -- >> joey: we didn't talk about, may blow a hole in the idea that it's all defense, all our friendly's, they just arrested a chinese guy who was flying a drone next to a military base and this is happening overseas on u.s. military base, that makes it hard -- >> harold: you would have thought they would shut this down. this is happened many, many nights. >> judge jeanine: you think that, harold. >> harold: look at judge. great interview. >> judge jeanine: [laughs] ahead, we will tell you about a super sanctuary city that is refusing to help i.c.e. deport dangerous illegal criminals. ♪ ♪

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sanctuary cities weren't dangerous enough, san diego just became a super sanctuary city. the county board voting to pump up protections for illegals, banning cops from notifying i.c.e. about when or where criminal migrants are being released, but the sheriff says not so fast. she will not cooperate with the policy. judge jeanine, this is the beginning of what you are going to see a lot of collisions between counties and cities. >> judge jeanine: yeah, and tom homan welcomes it, so just keep sticking to your guns. look, every sheriff in this country is elected. every sheriff is obligated to follow the rules of the state constitution that empower him or her. no local city council or county board has any authority to tell the sheriff what to do. the sheriffs are free to tell them to get the hell out, all right? and that is statutory and constitutional. now county board of supervisors

have no input in any decisions that the sheriffs want to make. now here is something that they can do. they have control over their budgets. and that's where it hurts. >> jesse: that's where it gets interesting. harold, it doesn't look good of san diego officials are preventing sheriff from apprehending dangerous criminal illegal aliens. >> harold: i agree with the judge 100%. the great thing about our country is we have rules. we are a country of law and order, and the laws in the state of california, the that govern those jurisdiction, the sheriff doesn't have to listen to county supervisors, they knew when they passed that, they are just plain politics. thank god the sheriff is not playing politics. as the judge knows very well, the federal government, federal policy over supersedes their policy. nothing is going to stop i.c.e. i root for tom homan. i wish he would stop dressing up like tom cruise, just do for the job. i hope he does it effectively.

whether the county supervisors agree with him or the sheriff agrees with him, i'm thankful the sheriff agrees with him because that will make it easier, but the judges exec the right. >> judge jeanine: thank you, harold. >> harold: it hurts me to say that. >> jesse: homan and miller and donald trump and all the lawyers look like they are ready to go. >> dana: i imagine the voters are, too. san diego county they voted six to 5% in favor of prop 36, which would make shoplifting illegal again. so imagine what the number would be if they were voting on deporting and murderers. i think the voters are going to have a say here. >> jesse: you ever been around that area, big military base right around there, this is not going to fly with most normal people. >> joey: the problem of all of these blue states are divided with small pockets of crazy people and a bunch of republicans. i don't understand it. i'm good friends or becoming friends with sheriff mark lam on a project working on, just learning how local law enforcement works. it really is amazing, the

sheriff's around this country, to stand up and do the right thing, and put their political career on the line and get rewarded for it. and i just don't understand the disconnect because it is the same people voting for the sheriffs, ultimately, that vote for county commissioners in the city. and i don't understand how people keep voting these idiot politicians in while they are also voting for these amazing heroes, really, that become sheriff's. i don't get it. >> jesse: judge, legal question, can the sheriff arrest the city council? >> judge jeanine: if they commit a crime, legitimately, sure. >> jesse: harboring criminal aliens a crime? >> judge jeanine: it is a federal crime, and it takes precedence, and anyone can be arrested for that, and i suspect, what is it, division 3 -- >> jesse: oh, wow. >> harold: last week. >> judge jeanine: thank you very much. >> jesse: coming up, buyer's remorse just came crashing into this dealership. ♪ ♪ kevin, where are you?! kevin?!?!?....

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♪ ♪ >> harold: talk about buyer's remorse. a disgruntled utah crashing his newly bought used subaru right through the dealership window. look at that. he says he was denied a refund and that the ride had mechanical issues. but the dealership disputes it.

he looked mad. dp, what are your thoughts -- >> dana: first of all, he is very fortunate for himself that he didn't hurt somebody because then he would have been arrested for that. i don't know if he was arrested -- >> harold: for murder -- >> dana: in charge for murder and homicide and all the rest. one of the things that he says is he got pushed too far. we started this segment -- this show today -- with elizabeth warren talking about the health ceo who was murdered, and saying, violence is wrong, but you can only push people so far. there is something deeply wrong with this situation. >> harold: joey, what are your thoughts? >> joey: i mean, i get it, i hate car dealerships and car salesman, i really do. the pressure you. i walk in there, don't tell me the monthly payment, tell me what i am paying you. they love to you sleight-of-hand to screw you over, it's just the truth. but here's the deal. in this market, if you buy something with four wheels for

$4,000, you better check and make sure it has an exit because that's not a lot of money for a car in this market, so you kind of know what you are getting when the price is too good to be true, and i hate it for subaru, create a stereotype, by a su subaru. >> harold: judge? >> judge jeanine: the craziest part of this thing, $4,000 on a card expected to run, okay. you are so stupid, you let your emotion take control, you drove through a glass window, now you have to pay $10,000 for the glass window and the damages, and you are arrested for criminal mischief, criminal trespass, i don't know what else they charge, this guy is screwed. by the way, they sold him the car as it is. i mean, you know what "as is" means, you are likely got out of the parking lot. >> dana: as is is. >> harold: what is your definition of as is? >> jesse: i just know a subaru driver, her dog bit me in the groin and a hand around things

giving so i'm with you. two strikes on subaru. >> harold: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ customize and save with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪

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