can be no golden age without the golden state. it's a great state. it's a fantastic place. and we're going to have a we're going to have a big celebration soon. we're going to come back and we'll come back as much as you need, and we're going to turn it around and we're going to open the coffers. you know, america wants us to be taken care of. this was a horrible thing to watch. and the way it just kept going and going, and then they'd find another area. it was like it was like a genius on the other side. the fire was a genius the way it kept moving. but we're not going to stand for it. i just met with the olympic people and they're all set to do a real job. so we have the olymp fox m chanley painter in new york for israeli female soldiers.

soldiers are now in the hands of the idf and have crossed into israel after being released by hamas. they are the latest hostages to be freed under the gaza ceasefire and hostage deal. in return, israel will release 200 palestinian prisoners. the first phase of the ceasefire agreement is expected to last five more weeks. under the terms, 30 more israeli hostages, including those released today, will be freed during this time. for the very latest, let's go to fox news chief foreign correspondent trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, good morning. what can you tell us? >> hey, good morning, karina arroyave, daniella gilboa, naama levy and larry alberg. four israeli hostages are now home. they're meeting with their families right now along the gaza border. after being released from hamas captivity earlier today, there was an organized handover in gaza city at palestine square, at which

point hamas paraded these hostages across a stage as people cheered in the area of gaza city. they were then released into the custody of the red cross and taken to an idf reunification point along the gaza border, and that is where they remain at this moment, where they're able to meet their parents. they'll be evaluated by a team of doctors and psychologists, and then flown to a hospital just north of tel aviv. all of this coming together as part of that ceasefire agreement. this is the second group of hostages to be released from gaza. and israel's top spokesman for the military, daniel hagari, just commented on the situation, saying that they are indeed back in israeli territory, adding that during this time the israelis must remember those soldiers that fell alongside these four israeli soldiers who were taken from an observation unit at the nahal oz base along the gaza border

on october 7th. hagari goes on to say that hamas did not obey to the agreement. they did not adhere to the terms of the deal. they were supposed to be releasing civilian hostages first, and that still the israeli people are waiting for the remaining civilians to be released from gaza as part of this agreement. but again, the latest information that we have, four female israeli soldiers were just released from hamas captivity as part of this broader ceasefire agreement. >> trey, what can you tell us about next steps for these four brave young women? >> so the next steps, they'll be meeting with their mothers and fathers at this reunification point along the gaza border. and then they will be taken to a local hospital here in central israel. and they're likely to stay there for a number of days. we do expect to get some images of these young women not only reuniting with their parents, but also with their friends and family, who will likely meet them at this hospital in central israel. this has been

more than 477 days of waiting for the israeli people to have this moment. and in hostage square, a place in tel aviv where people have gathered across from israel's version of the pentagon, the kirya, we saw images of people cheering and celebrating because, again, it's been more than 15 months of war and there was so much uncertainty around these individuals. and already we're hearing over text message from some family members just a sense of relief that these women are now back in israel, being reunited with their loved ones. and the hope here is that this will be just the second part of first phase of the first phase, and ultimately that more hostages alive will be able to make their way back into israel over the next several weeks as part of phase one of this agreement. and again, as we talked about earlier, while we see these images of hostages returning to israel, we do understand around 200 palestinian prisoners will be freed in the coming hours. 70 of them are expected to be

deported. among that 200, 120 are currently serving life sentences in israeli prisons. >> and we are looking now back to moments ago, when those four female israeli soldiers were essentially paraded around gaza city, palestine square, where you can see armed hamas militants there with a lot of pomp and circumstance, as you mentioned earlier with this message, a show of force that their command and control is still intact. this, as you mentioned, is viewed in gaza as a victory for hamas, is it not? >> absolutely. hamas and islamic jihad are treating this entire situation as a victory. and part of the reason is that you had israeli officials from very early in this conflict saying that hamas battalions and brigades in northern gaza,

for example, where you saw this exchange today, were destroyed, and clearly they are not destroyed. they still have weapons and fighters. and so it illustrates one message. and that message is that israel did not complete one of their two goals for the war, bringing the hostages home and defeating and destroying hamas. they are not only able to conduct a display of propaganda, as we saw today, but they're also able to govern. they have police officers back in the streets of gaza city, and they're able to create signs like one of the signs that you saw in the video there that said, quote, zionism won't prevail. this is really an effort to play a psychological game with the israelis to say, look, you fought us for more than 15 months. you killed thousands of our people, and yet we are still alive and prepared to fight. and so they are using this moment as a moment of propaganda to gain popular support, not just in gaza, but

also in the west bank. and the exchange of hostages for prisoners is also something that is broadly popular across the west bank and also in gaza to get palestinian prisoners out of israeli jails. it is something that is seen as a main objective for hamas and the leadership that is still alive. and just to step back here and just give you one other important piece of information as it relates to hamas efforts to create propaganda in this broader cease fire agreement overnight, there was a documentary that was released by al jazeera, and it showed the former mastermind behind the october 7th massacre, yahya sinwar, fighting and planning inside gaza. and i felt that this documentary really will be something that hamas will use as, again, a broader piece of information to show that they were not defeated, but they they fought in a war against

israel, because in this documentary, you saw yahya sinwar in a house inside southern gaza in the city of rafah, the city we talked about so many times. and in the house you could see hebrew writing on the walls, an indication that israeli forces had been in this house and then left, at which point yahya sinwar, with his small team of hamas militants, went into the house and laid a map out on the floor and were planning future attacks against the israelis. so as we look forward here, we can expect more of these types of videos to come out of gaza amid this agreement. >> incredible, trey, incredible information. thank you for your time this morning. we'll let you get back to following this developing news as, again, people in israel at hostage square celebrating with joy and relief the return of four of their female israeli soldiers in a hostage release deal. this week, we also have jameel jaffer. he's the director of the national security law and policy program at george mason university, and former chief counsel and senior advisor for

the senate foreign relations committee. thank you for again, joining me, your reaction to what we've been watching unfold live this morning. >> obviously, a big day for the israeli community, the entire israeli community, to get these these four young women, 119 year old and 320 year old female soldiers back, but they're going to pay a high price for it. they're going to trade for every one of these female soldiers that's coming home. they're going to trade 50 palestinian detainees. 30 of each of those, 50 are serving life sentences. these are people who have committed murder, plotted terrorist plots, the like. and so at a high price, today's today's exchange, but an important one to get these four young men back. >> how fragile is this cease fire agreement in your opinion and assessment so far? will we actually see this to fruition? >> well, look, i do think that we if all goes well, we will see our way through these next 6 or 7 releases that are going to take place. i think the

challenge is, you know, there is no real incentive beyond continuing the cease fire for hamas to stop fighting. you saw on as these women were handed over armed fighters in the streets and covering their faces. and so, you know, we will see what happens. but i think the phase of getting the hostages back will, will, will hopefully last. and then and then from there, you know, we'll see if they can get to a phase two. >> trey and i were talking about how this show of force that we again see from moments ago in gaza city of hamas, their command and control still seemingly intact, that the goal one of the goals of this war for israel after the terrorist attack of october 7th, defeating and destroying hamas, has yet to be achieved here. how do you believe politically moving forward? in the last moments that we have, the israeli government can address those concerns among not only the security cabinet, but those

who didn't. they want to see the hostages home, right? but at the same time, they want total victory here. >> yeah. well, you know, as trey pointed out, the national security minister is ben-gvir did resign as a result of the deal being made. now, i think probably if you were to poll the israeli population on average, they want the hostages back. and that's what's happening here. and that's what the prime minister and his government. prime minister netanyahu and his government are responding to at the same time, you know, look, we're hearing reports in just in the last few days that hamas has added between 10 to 15,000 new fighters since the october 7th attacks. i think, you know, when we were last together, we talked a little bit about why that may be, because they control the food coming into gaza, and they're using it to exploit other people. so israel has an uphill battle ahead of it, you know, to destroy hamas and its military organization. at the same time, its command and control certainly has suffered significantly. but you see here, as we were talking about earlier, that they're able to organize a large event, they're able to stage it, they're able to make it look

like they want it to, and they're able to parade these women around. and so that demonstrates some amount of capacity. >> we will continue to follow this. thank you, jameel jaffer, for your time. the good news is, though, that those four women you see on the screen are now back on israeli soil in the hands of the idf and have crossed into israel. they are going to be treated. we'll continue following tng this onx news. stay with us as we send you back to regular programing. >> you'll be back. emus can't help people customize and save with liberty mutual. >> and doug. >> well, i'll be. >> only pay for what you need. >> liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. >> green thumb stick for rory. >> never thought she would live out her dream. then one day, she did. you were made to chase your passions. we were made to put them in a package. >> this past year has been one of the hardest in my pillows

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>> president trump sending a strong and clear message as ice begins their deportation flights. the white house releasing these striking images showing some of the country's most dangerous criminal migrants boarding a one way flight out of our country. it's a sharp contrast to the days of joe biden's shameful midnight flights that flew migrants. no flew illegals in under the cover of darkness. and that's not all. we're also getting brand new video that shows military helicopters and marines at the southern border helping agents there with security operations. and check out this incredible moment deported illegals arriving back in mexico and warning others with this message. >> now you todas estas cayendo no la recomiendo cruzar porque. >> everyone is getting caught as well. it should be. you know what's interesting, harold, is

that governor healey in massachusetts, a democrat, she was going to use every tool in her arsenal to fight back against trump, but she made an about face. why do you think that is and will others follow? >> i think she made an about face. i don't know all that, she said. but i did see some of those things and she is now in full support of these things. i think people realize that when you're able to make your streets safer, and you are able to reduce the cost of taking care of people whom many in your community don't want in your community, i think that's a positive thing. i think you'll find more and more electeds, and i think your question really is focused on democrats, and particularly those who may have said that their cities or states would be more sanctuary like, i think they're going to hear from voters. you've seen, even in chicago, where a big core of the voting population there and a big constituency, a lot of big constituency groups there, including a lot of african americans, are saying, we can't afford this. why is this happening now? this group here that the president is taking

out? these are what what tom homan said are the worst of the people here. i'm a believer our country is built, has been built over the years on accepting people who want to come and play by the rules and want to come and live the great american dream. but when you come and commit crimes and the kind of heinous crimes and violent crimes people are committing, there is no question the president will continue to enjoy support for this. and as i said yesterday, this is how you keep that coalition together that elected you, mr. president, back in 2024. it could get a little dicey. this thing goes on. but people are going to continue to support this. >> you know, shannon harold said when the democrats realized that it's making the streets safer, as if they couldn't figure that out before some you know what i think it is, shannon? i think it's a recognition that they're going to be charged with obstruction, with interfering, and they don't want to be taken out in cuffs, okay? they cannot stop it. but this mayor johnson is already in chicago. brandon johnson has already spent a half $1 billion in chicago, and he's got a campaign starting to

know your rights. he said he wants to protect people. do you want to protect americans or illegals? >> well, and that's the question. there are the optics now that democrats have to contend with as well, because chicago is one of the places where some federal officials have said, we want to go in the jails and get the bad guys and take them out of here, but we can't go into the jail. so i don't know what the argument is there for protecting bad guys. i'm not sure what that argument is, but that's a hard one for democrats to make. so if tom homan and others are going out there saying, we're going after people convicted of all kinds of things like rape and assault and attempted murder and that kind of stuff, you can't stand there as a governor healy or anyone else to say, like, we're going to keep up these efforts. and as you mentioned, this executive order says two things. we can either come after you civilly or criminally if you impede this federal operation, or the president has ordered these agencies to look at cutting off federal funding to these places as well. >> all right, greg shannon just mentioned, you know, we can go into the jails. should these illegals these illegals who are

here and charged with crimes, should they be convicted and spent time in the united states or should they be automatically deported and put on a c-130? >> greg: depends on the crime, if they are bass eight or murderers, but we deport them before we land the plane. >> jesse: drop -- >> greg: drop them. it is interesting that foreign bass eight are treated better that americans be 28. you have these city leaders trying to muck up the work. would you treat our criminals the same way? they actually captured and i believe they are deporting some abusers of children. and i am wondering where aoc is on this. shouldn't the children that these abusers have been traveling, how dare you separate them. shouldn't they be together? isn't that what she was talking about? of course he is not going to say that because the separation policy is designed for that.

to keep the guys that are rape kids or trying to sell kids from being their guardian. again, this is free money for trump, he is not creating new laws, simply enforcing the existing laws and everybody is looking at it going, whoa, so we can do this? i had no idea. this is what happens when you get rid of the hoaxes, when you get rid of the hoaxes, you get rid of these pushers of hoaxes in the media, now you see that there is nothing to fear when you follow the law. nobody is turning into hitler. there are no concentration camps. it was all a lie. >> judge jeanine: yes indeed. now these illegals, jesse, have been able to and have literally been exempted from the united states laws, and the question now is, i mean, do you -- and i am just curious as to what the thinking is, they spend jail time here or just deport them? >> jesse: on the one hand it is expensive to imprison these people but if you deport them

and they sneak back in, that's another issue. so i am with greg, it depends on the crime. if it is a hard-core crime, i say we imprison them here. if it is just a small misdemeanor, send them back and take the risk. remember the talking point about not all migrants are criminals. so what? and look at all of these criminals going home, and all it did, it took a show of force. just the visual of having these c-130s out hovering over the border, do you know how scared people are now? they used two average thousands of border apprehensions per day. after trump came in, a couple hundred. no one is even making the track anymore. it looks to me like johnson in chicago wants to get arrested. it looks like he wants to be a martyr, and he wants to now being known for defending criminal illegal aliens. if he does that and the media

starts supporting johnson and makes them this big anti-trump resistance hero, that is going to send the democratic party so far back in time, and the more and more you realize about how long these killers and rapists languished in our cities, this feisty patient illegal -- >> judge jeanine: been here since 2013 -- >> jesse: as president, enemies foreign and domestic, and he is letting foreign enemies prey on americans, four years, and he obviously knew where he was because on the first week they had his address and picked him up. this just makes joe biden look like such a traitor. >> judge jeanine: no question, and he is thinking joe biden and barack obama, thanks, bro. >> harold: you didn't ask me the question, send them back of these people are convicted and they are still out because our laws need to be changed -- >> judge jeanine: some of them haven't been convicted yet.

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peered a new report claims kamala hasn't ruled out a 2028 run and is turning to old hillary for advice. a real support group for losers. to have reportedly chatted multiple times since kamala's defeat on what her next steps should be, what do you think that conversation is like, greg, between hillary and kamala? >> greg: does hillary really have any advice on how to cope with loss? how is that going for her? since 2016 she has been a walking pantsuit of misery. people just throw money at her so she goes away. like none of the projects she has been working on actually helps. the problem with kamala it she can take up drinking because she is already all in. she needs a hobby that doesn't involve a corkscrew. she did start her own company, probably because she had the business cards made that said president, so she needed something, and even if it is a phony company, she can say, i'm in charge. it's called pioneer 49.

did you know that? it is a combination of for secret service code name and the number of times she slept with willie brown. >> jesse: [laughs] >> greg: but how do you feel bad for her? she is a wealthy lack woman in america who was a historic first. she is going to land on her feet. she will get a deal with netflix. she will get something at hbo. and then she won't do jack because she doesn't have to. >> jesse: she could do that, shannon. >> greg: shannon, i am sorry for that. >> jesse: she is considering a gubernatorial run. do you think that would be wise? >> shannon: there are those within her circle who say she won't do it if she feels it is a step back. i thought the 49 might be she was aiming to be the 49th president. so maybe there is some more -- >> greg: i was just joking, shannon -- >> shannon: it is 49 -- >> greg: is actually about willie brown. >> shannon: i'm trying to stay out of hr.

in washington, republicans their love the idea that she would run in '28 and they love she is getting advice from hillary clinton. they think that is a wonderful plan for the democrats moving forward but remember there are a lot of angry, angry donors within the party who want to know what happened to their billion dollars and i don't think they are ready to just say, okay, let's do that again. >> jesse: and jeanine, if she did run for the presidency again, she might have to fight through a primary. imagine that. >> judge jeanine: she won't be able to drop out before iowa. look, i have a couple of thoughts. number one, i am really teed off about her endless plastic bags. she won't let me cook on a gas stove. she won't let me use a plastic straw. but she is going to use a plastic bag. it is typical hypocrite, okay? i hope she runs again, really do, because she's got nothing to say. she's got nothing to lean on. and unless she gets a lobotomy, she'll end up the same way. she's going to lose. and the third thing is what shannon talked about, and that

is what john morgan said, the woman should be disqualified from running again because she lost a billion dollars, didn't make a damn bit of difference. and finally, how do you think her future is going to be that great, because right now they are trashing joe biden. it is joe's fault, joe this, joe that, it is going to turn around. it is going to be kamala because they can't blame biden forever. she is going to pop her head up and they're coming after her. >> greg: her husband should have used a plastic bag. [laughter] >> jesse: harold ford jr.? [laughter] >> harold: i'm not bothered by her talking about running for office again. i think if you've been in political office or public office as long as she has, she was an attorney general, u.s. senator, vice president, if you are not still interested in public service, it would seem odd to me and weird to me.

i don't dispute anything that has been said about the hurdles she will have to overcome. i hope she uses the moment as an emphasis and catalyst to understand what it means to be in a grocery store, what it means to pay for groceries, how prices are going up. i think your point, judge, but the plastics, maybe she has a different kind of revelation or thinking on this. i don't think you should be permanent he penalized in life or politics if you change your mind -- >> judge jeanine: she wanted me to change my way of life. >> harold: i only get a minute here. [laughter] i'm just saying i think it is great that we challenger on these things because i think she should have to answer all the questions you asked, even the uncomfortable questions you asked about why were you this way a year ago or six months ago and if you change your mind, tell us why. even creating organization gives her an even greater opportunity to be able to do those things. >> greg: pioneer 49, do you know what it does? >> jesse: what does it do? >> greg: it is to help her set up a future. that's all it is.

just buy a newspaper or go online. find a job. i don't know. >> jesse: they are asking for our email addresses. she could ask for more money. are they still asking for money from you, harold? >> harold: who is they? democrats? >> jesse: kamala. not this week? >> harold: couple weeks. >> jesse: up next, aoc can't stand that president trump is the most popular man besides greg in america. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> harold: the congresswoman known as aoc is anything but a-ok. the outspoken democrat is blasting her colleagues and other elites for normalizing trump 2.0. judge -- >> what makes this go around with trump so much more

dangerous than the first time around, this time, the norms are becoming him. like, the norms are embracing him. they are strong cultural signals. oscar de la renta dressing all the women -- they're all of these cultural signals. it is a kiss [bleep] race. >> man. >> it is how can i show how much fealty i have to donald trump in order to get my digs? >> judge jeanine: get what? >> harold: i'm coming to you second. greg, what are your thoughts -- i'm curious about this because we elect a new president, people want to figure out ways to work together peered i don't know what she is actually trying to say. >> greg: it seems like bernie sanders there was really disappointed. i think the psychology is she is feeling the flip that the democrats and liberals are no longer the cool place to be anymore, and it is on the other side, which is hard to believe.

she wants cultural figures to be scared of being near trump. and that has always been the tool that they used. it is a very honest admission that they want to keep you from leaving the flock by the threat of ostracizing you. that was the whole genesis of cancel culture, if i see you on fox, you are dead to me. if you watch joe rogan, how dare you. if you like to tweet, we are going after you. this used to happen to me all the time. they would hear somebody. that is what created the silent majority. people just wouldn't tell you that they liked somebody, and then he found out, they shellacked you in the election and what you are saying is true, this is the opposite of the american spirit. it is ordering you not to communicate with people who are different than you, that is the woke creed, not the american creed. you have to engage with the opposition but they are scared if you do you might like what you hear. >> harold: shannon, you are in

washington, you deal with leaders and republican and democratic party, can you sense that what she is saying is felt, probably felt, probably shared? >> shannon: what it seems like with her is the more he is normalized and accepted by people across both sides of the aisle, the more it takes away her voice because she is out there, you were saying, she is the progressive wing of the party and they had a lot of power at the table in the biden administration. if trump is now normalized, it really takes away from her ability to use a name or a description of him that immediately makes toxic and everybody wants to walk away from him. we were told during the campaign he was the end of democracy, the dictator, a tyrant, yet when it came time to do the electoral votes, the democrats didn't object, they did their thing, they did their duty, they got it done and then you see him at present carter's funeral, president obama is joking with him and laughing with him. it completely disarms the other side's argument that he is an existential threat, and i think for her it feels like she is losing power when that happens. >> harold: prime time, what are your thoughts on this? >> jesse: i think greg sums it

up perfectly. it is like middle school mean girls. you all agree you are going to not talk to this one guy, and then a little while later in the semester, some of your friends start talking to him. no, no, no, you are not allowed to talk to him. all of them start talking to him at it's like oh, my god, what is going on? the whole resistance to trump was like a social boycott. it wasn't really based on anything else. you see it only works if every democrat in every single industry is perfectly compliant with the boycott. and if one slips, it all falls apart. that is why there is no resistance anymore. it doesn't work. it wasn't a political party, it was a political army, and if one wing of the army isn't participating, they lose, and that is why you don't even hear anything from democrats now. >> greg: i like that hand gesture. >> harold: judge, your thoughts on this? similar to the table, or you have different thoughts? >> judge jeanine: it is similar to the table but i still get to answer peered. >> harold: okay, your time.

>> judge jeanine: all right. she is concerned trump is being normalized. i said it earlier. he was right about immigration. he was right about the water problem in california. he was right that shutting down american energy was going to create inflation and all kinds of problems for us. and i'm not sure that trump is the one being normalized. i think america and the left is now being normalized to donald trump. the man was right all along, and now america is saying, okay, that's right, that's where we are standing. >> harold: i agree with everybody around the table. i think you can like people and be friends with people you disagree with. i think you can show people respect and decorum when you encounter and have differences politically. we shouldn't embrace somebody that's different wit that also s the president come i don't think it serves anybody -- >> greg: shut up, harold. >> judge jeanine: yeah, that was so --

[laughter] >> harold: greg is my friend. "fan mail friday" is up next. ♪ ♪

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>> greg: "fan mail friday" peered first question, i like this question from perl. have you ever knocked on a neighbor's door to borrow something? she gives examples but those are lame. shannon? >> shannon: you know this kind of works in reverse at our house, we're the only one with a generator on our stream so there is a snowstorm or trees down, they come to our house and i love it, mostly what they want is -- we offer a hot shower, too. >> greg: i have cameras in the bathroom. i'm actually i'm filming us right now. jesse? >> jesse: hit a tree with a car as a teenager, it was a snowstorm, and i wandered to a neighbors house and knocked on the door. they thought it was a home invasion, no, no, no, i just crashed my car, please call my dad. not 911. >> greg: that is a great story. that is not borrowing something. >> jesse: i borrowed their

phone. this was precell phone, greg, i'm older than i look. >> judge jeanine: i'm never borrowed anything. >> greg: from your neighbors? >> judge jeanine: why would i? i have a store at a gas station, why would i borrow anything? >> greg: a way to get to know your neighbors peered. >> harold: not long ago to see if i could hide my kids' bikes for a reason that i didn't want them to know about something. they weren't home. >> greg: every now and then i knock on a neighbors door to borrow a bath towel. >> judge jeanine: you do not. >> greg: that i wrap it around me and i leave. you didn't see that one coming, did you? frenchy, remember her? what is the most disgusting thing you've seen on a flight? judge, come on. >> judge jeanine: that some pig was clipping his fingernails, and he took off his socks, and i was like ready to vomit on him. >> greg: wow just say his name, hemmer. >> shannon: awww.

>> harold: a morning flight, may not have used mouthwash, and they are snoring. speeder mouth is open -- >> harold: wide open peered plus their heart. >> greg: jesse, what is the worst thing you have seen on a flight? >> jesse: a guy had an emotional support rooster on the flight and started relieving itself in the aisle. >> judge jeanine: the rooster or the guy? [laughter] >> shannon: i got a real thing with hair, i feel like here is super disgusting and there was a woman sitting in front with really long hair and she put it over the back of the chair -- >> judge jeanine: that's nasty -- >> shannon: i was behind them, oh, no. >> greg: that is where you dry your hands. when i was flying last week, obviously private, the sushi that they served, it wasn't as cold as i would like, and that was disgusting. >> judge jeanine: okay. >> greg: firing the flight attendant might have been a bit

harsh and making her cry, who cares? do i have time for another or should i just go? >> judge jeanine: yes! >> greg: what is one thing people should do in public -- that people do in public that should be illegal? illegal. jesse? >> jesse: when they talk really loud on the phone -- >> shannon: yes, yes, yes! >> greg: it's like a reality show. like the apprentice, somebody is in the backseat, talking, hate that. anything else? >> shannon: that definitely -- >> harold: we all agree with jesse. >> greg: riding bikes on sidewalks drives me crazy. >> shannon: that's dangerous >> judge jeanine: coming on a plane with your pajamas on. >> greg: i agree with harold about women drivers, they should be illegal appeared. >> judge jeanine: we try better than you do. >> harold: i didn't say that. [laughter] i disagree. >> greg: i said go away. ♪ ♪ do your dry eyes still feel gritty,

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the cake for the world's most clueless criminal. not only was this robber in russia drunk, but he went to a robbery with a toy gun. you see him? he's reaching for vodka and he's falling over the counter. he slurs his words. he wobbles back and forth and he got stuck laying on the counter. police eventually tracked him to his home. now, i don't know why they had to track him to his home. the guy couldn't have made it out of there. >> he's doing parkour. okay, that's. >> kind of dumb. >> all right. >> harold's kind of criminal you want to go with. this is the incredible moment the us coast guard rescued four boaters whose sailing vessel had sunk moments earlier. the four men aboard the mariposa were forced to flee on a life raft just north of the dominican republic. the rescue was aided by the fishermen on a nearby boat named bonanza, as well as a container ship not far from there. luckily, none of these men suffered any any injuries and were taken back to jacksonville. the coast guard says the rescue was expedited thanks to their search and rescue satellite aided tracking

system. just when we think these people, we shouldn't be funding all this stuff. we should fund even more of it to make sure more people's lives can be saved. god bless all of them. >> whoo! i love that. >> the coast guard, all these rescue organizations. >> now, for all of you dog lovers out there. a colorado uber driver has discovered the secret to getting five stars. it's this guy. kevin fuhrman has his rescue pup named bowie with him. he often wears a bow tie. he's turned into a local celebrity. his passengers love to pet and take pics with him. that is a definite five star in my book right there. also five star fox news sunday. this weekend we've got senator tom cotton, who is now the chair of the senate intel committee, and we've also got democrat senator blumenthal with us. we've got much to discuss, and we're going to find out if they get these people across the line on the confirmations. they're stuck with us in washington this weekend. that makes it good